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MONDAY
UNIVERSITY
ISSUE
OF MICHIGAN
AUG
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BBSiims utmmm
VMM
Reg. U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume
184
Number 5557
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, August 6, 1956
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment
News
RAILROAD
ABC
PUBLIC UTILITY
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27 Wk. End.
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,
outstanding
The
Street
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Acme Steel Co.—Plans Public Stock
mm
t.»
Offering—
New York
the
of
by the
common
shareholders
additional
capital
of
the
stock
charter
shares.
of
amendment, the company will issue
'
Cincinnati Stock
record date for the determination of
shareholders entitled to:
at the special
meeting was fixed as of the close of business
10, 1956.—V. 184, p. 421.
Aug.
;: Admiral Corp.—Sells
This
corporation has sold
Belmont
Division
receivers
July
to
for
the
tools
Division—
and
dies
of
its
manufacturing private brand
Hallicrafters
Co.
of
Chicago,
rhanutacturing
pany's
#perati$n,
electronic
new
widespread
of
that
Admiral
originally
it
brand
had
trade
lines,
and
models.—V.
to
to
announced
was
contractt
the
full
time
to
the
that
of
in
they
cause
to
be
of
the
or
will
share,
which
shares
such
price
purchase
of
such
of
shares
unsubscribed
main
with
49,278
the
who
all
to
of
and
of
Mr.
shares
to
distribution.
with
agreed
the
company
be
to
held
Margolis
Mr.
will
Strauss
be
will
to
as
be
as
by
company,
and
purchased
Mr.
shall
revert
PROCEEDS—The
of
capital
stock
to
net
will
its
the
President.
status
proceeds
be
of
applied
in
Stock
of
unissued
from
the
sale
this
offering
stock.
of
lower
of
the cost
of
certain
of
certain
equipment and
facilities, and the
duction
estimated
used
in
tional
at
$10,000;
such
as
working
and
sales.
of
the
capital
the
remainder
management
connection
with
in
of
expenses
the
amounts
ventories
pro¬
(2)
of
the
determine,
may
the
receivable
and
to
assist
in
BUSINESS—The
New
York.
accessories,
employed
Pa.,
It
company
was
incorporated on
manufactures
precision
hardware
primarily for the
551
persons.
MERGER
NEGOTIATIONS
merger
of
the
be
addi¬
as
of
July
and
24,
Midland
a
1925
In
fuel, system
total floor space
Corp.
with
of
this
terminated.
♦Est,
33
as
have
Fed.
♦Less
•
33
longer
1956.
33
i
to
a
been
the
,v,,'
(est.)__
1955,
25,000
June
30,
EFFECT
TO
net
income
$50,000
for
also
V
are
granted.
184,
of
for
price
a
of
As
the
the
not
approved
both
tBased
periods
OF
company's
granting
less
than
March
31,
of
options
market
1956,
to
value
10,000
($10
par
will
of
be
Co.
options
no
had
421."
p.
to
a
shares
of
share);
per
directors
the
stock
April
share,
per
It
with
was
dealer's
a
Income
574,129
295,308
$440,264
$278,821
$0.25
reserved
Secondary Offering
concession
of
80
quickly completed.—V. 182,
The
reserve
from
life
■'''
■
•'
•
a
Co.
stock
of
$0.40
prior
as
>■
to
182,
years,
no
June
30,
at
•
be
shares
1454.
p.
Utah,
Salt
notification
of
offered
will
with
to
Lake
the
."
.-
—
before
purchased by the
employees. No underwriting *
are
to be
used
for Initial
capital to
mutual benefit insurance
association
Insurance
corporation.
Inc.—Earnings Up—
$2,677-J08
taxes—
655,004
6 Mos. End. June 30
Mar. 31,'56
1956
"
1955
$2.341 75)
$5,018,758
$4,402,299
547,126
1,104,620
v
373,300
Dividends
per
V.
.
A
cents
per
312,000
1.202,130
685,300
$281,704
$235,126
$516,830
$484 920
v.
619,700
$0.44
$0.36
$0.80
$0.75
$0.15
$0.15
$0.30
$0.30
317.
184,
p.
share
American Insurance Co.,
Newark,
directors
Insurance
Co.
of
of
this
St.
the operations
unified business.
merge
company
and
Louis
on
Aug. 2
of
the
two
of
N. J.—Merger—
the
both
American
Automobile
approved a proposal to
into an integrated and
companies
Subject to the approval of regulatory authorities and to
acceptance
by stockholders, the plan will be effected by offering an
opportunity to
stockholders of American Automobile
Insurance Co. to exchange
the
Products
Corp. (Fla.)—Stock Offered—An of¬
fering to the public of 42,857 shares of class A common
stock (par $1) at $7 per share was made on
July 31
through Atwill & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Goodbody &
on
a
share for share basis for stock of The American Insur¬
Co. after the capitalization of that
company has been adjusted.
adjustment will be accomplished
by the payment of a special cash
dividend of $400,000 equal to 20 cents
per share on the 2,000,000 shares
of The American Insurance Co. stock now
outstanding, and by the
ance
This
Co.; Beil & Hough, Inc., and Evahs & Co.
PROCEEDS—The
struction,
net
machinery
proceeds
and
to
are
equipment;
be
used
also
for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
MEMBERS
THE
TORONTO
•
Class
A
common
stock
B
common
stock
(par $1)
B
shares
are
'
/•
location.
185 Bay Street, Toronto
1, Ont.
warehousing
are
class A
shares
on
Members
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
share for
a
and
manufacturing—in
materials
jalousie
Direct private wire to
tion,
-
in the manufacture
and
electrical
windows,
Allied
acts
screens,
as
a
and
sale
appliances.
wardrobe
wholesaler
parent corporation.
ices numerous
and
Canadian Securities
of
a
Allied
units
of
all
wide
variety of
manufactures
and
pocket
types
of
units.
building
In
addi¬
Maintenance, Inc., Installs and serv¬
including various types of windows, tub
fronts.
Rayfield's,
Inc.,
of Canada
New York
Buffalo
.
*
Incorporated
v.
Montreal
Fort William
aluminum
Home
specialty items,
shower enclosures, garage doors and store
Watt & Watt
building
materials
■
Private Wires Between
orie
except lumber, paints roofing and concrete blocks. Veteran's
Building
Supplies, Inc., is a retailer of products manufactured and distributed
by the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Investment Dealers Assn.
•
engaged
Street, Toronto
108,143 shs.
i
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
into
6 Jordan
.
Outstanding
63,857 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiaries (Veteran's
Building Supplies, Inc., Home Maintenance, Inc., and Rayfield's, Inc.)
'
L J. FORGET & CO.
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
FINANCING
108,143 shs.
—-
convertible
operations—administration,
SAVARD & HART
con¬
200,000 shs.
(par $1)
Class
new
capital.
basis, provided, however, that not more than 20% of the now
outstanding class B stock may be converted in any one year
during the
five-year period commencing June 1, 1956.
After May 31, 1961, the
class B shares may be converted Into class A stock
at any time.
The company plans to
enlarge its sales area and to construct a new
building, specially designed for its operations, In a
strategic location
in St. Petersburg which will
permit the company to conduct all of its
BROKERS
'
for
share
EXCHANGE
BOND & SHARE
pay
Authorized
The class
STOCK
to
working
PRESENT
SEC
policyholders
be
and
Three Months Ended
taxes
their stock
Allied
in
outstanding
below.—V.
letter
a
salesmen
proceeds
corporation
legal
earnings
Earnings per share
to
1333.
p.
$0.63
provided
1.
■.
J.)
common
Net
26,
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on July 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $35.50
share.
1955
481,493
1955
unsubscribed
other
or
„
Earnings
The
—
1956
536,833 shs.
on
■'
—3 Mos.End. Jun. 30—
45
":7'-r\A "" •'
Agricultural Insurance Co.
'■*
EARNINGS
921,757
shares
4i.
(N.
July 13 filed
on
involved.
convert
and key em¬
day the options
been granted.—■
the
the
,
Insurance
company
board
officers
on
of
company's
87,163
v
of
on
698,232
184, p. 421.
V.
American
covering
at
Outstanding
;
by shareholders
capital stock are
the
$172,265
$0.66
•
The
>Ax
of
359,428
-
$461,356
share
com.
required.
See
construction
$4,681,755
Buyers Insurance
City, Utah—Files With SEC—
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
plan,
annum.
$6,614,996
American
.
>..
PRESENT
extent
1955
492,885
on
1
•
See
46
$1)___
option
shares
1965,
ployees at
V.
(par
stock
ten-year
$3,965,507
954,241
Inc.
taxes
Proposed Merger—
Authorized
a
ap¬
from
annual
an
additional
an
expansion
STATEMENT
June 30,'56
stock
on
leased
at
Federal
.
Under
be
American Automobile Insurance Co., St.
Louis, Mo.—
*.
4;-----
some
planned
V;-■' 1956
$6,027,260
••
inc.
on
Income
'
company
delay
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
Capital
will
years
...
Estimated
tEarns. per
A
CAPITALIZATION GIVING*
for
renew
constructed
ten
•
before
taxes
190,000 square feet.
discussions
not
sales-
Income
44
.!
The Course of Bank Clearings
of
owns
TERMINATED—The
Screw
Net
43
Exchange
in¬
expansion
aircraft
company
occupying an area of
of 20 buildings having
possible
will
industry. On March 31, 1956 it
its plant, located at Corry,
approximately 6V2 acres and consisting of a
The
group
;
offering,
maintenance
\"-V
accounts
this
proceeds
to
be
land
—3 Mos. End. M'ar. 31—
40
....
the
payment
and
will
vf
the company's products and the
acquisition
attachments for the modernization of
right
will, necessarily, delay to
but
area.
'-Ji
shares
following indicated order of
priority: (1) to pay the costs and expenses estimated to be
approxi¬
mately $35,000 in relocating certain
machinery and equipment in the
company's plant so as to increase the
efficiency of operation and
the
COMPARATIVE
not
,y..v
additional
Exchange—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Messrs.
Strauss is
plant,
sales
Federal Reserve System
46
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
q,
—46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
or
Of
with
-
25,000
10,000
purchased at the subscription
them for investment and not
be
loan
a
new
37
Foreign Exchange Rates
to
will
per
such
37
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings....—- 51
Dividends Declared and Payable..^.-...
10
indirectly,
outstanding
Margolis and Strauss may exercise
part of their subscription rights in
purchasing such minimum
35,000 shares.
Messrs.
Margolis and Strauss are directors of the
all
36
i
or
and
plant
new
are
'
proceeds of such a loan, together with a
part of the funds to be
derived from the present sale of class
A common stock, will enable the
company to proceed immediately with its new
construction.
The loan
will be secured
by a mortgage on the new plant.
Failure to obtain
Miscellaneous Features
granting to them the right to
all of the shares which may re¬
shares of capital stock now
offered,
of 35,000 of
such
shares, at $2 per
obligation of
such
share
per
view
have
directly
issued
the
corporations.
The
34
37
•A
103,903
obligation
the
own,
presently
Florida
are
23rd
operations
same
financing of its proposed
negotiating for a loan of
to $300,000, which will be
repaid in equal annual instalments
during the next ten years with interest at the rate of 5%
34
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions New York Stock
purchased,
minimum
a
the
and
shares,
of $2
a
of
the
company's capital stock,
consideration of the company
purchase
of
of
Exchange...
Transactions American Stock Exchange
new
Margolis and Leo Strauss,
aggregate
$1,872,
39
Ym m
Henry M.
an
shares
that
manufacturing
city.
the
ADDITIONAL FINANCING—To aid in the
plans, the company Is presently
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages,...
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 33
share
per
contemplated
of
38
share for each 4% shares held.
Rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
Aug. 13. The
offering is not underwritten.
v
one
subsidiaries
Its
in
2700
$200,000
34
Exchange
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets.;
317.
p.
(par $1) at $2
the basis of
Exchange.!.'..
Toronto Stock
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc.—Stock
Offering—Mention
was made in our issue of
July 30 of the offering by the
company to its stockholders of record July 23 of
103,903
additional shares of capital stock
its
facilities
General
by
at
are
expansion
Toronto
production
'
on
25
Canadian Stock
on
X'V:.:
continue
separate
and
is
manufactured
■
warehouse
and
;
'■
:
company also plans to Increase the variety of Its
products and
to acquire
machinery which will permit it to finish all glass used in
its operations.
k
34
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
acceptance of
the com¬
portable TV sets, has been so
devote
184,
radio
public
including
decided
was
planned
and
St.
In
appliances
■..i
The
29
Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
>
,
electrical
period.
.* 13
,U
—
Los Angeles Stock
recently acquired
television
it
/
Admiral
Detroit Stock
in
principal office
Petersburg,. Fla.
proximately 300,000 square feet of land. The
the Atlantic Coast Line RR. for
a
period of
....
Belmont
the
27.
While
,
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange.
Boston Stock Exchange..
company.
The
vote
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
400,000 additional*;
After approval
the
Stock
It
rental
Page
stockholders
on
Sept. 12 will vote on approving an amendment
company's charter whereby the shareholders will waive their
pre-emptive rights to a pro rata share of an issue of
these
■;. •
Stock and Bond Quotations
the
shares
North,
conducted
y:
dealer
Corporation.
company's
'Allied
$0.62 4
'
-
In This Issue
-
960.199
$0.59
'
,
593,530
1,0X0,199
.
share
per
182, p. 409.
The
to
retail
a
Electric
June 26.'55
598,962
shares
MISCELLANEOUS
-
$25,563,475 $23,026,037
profit
Number.of
V.
is
26 Wk. End.
July 1,'56
Net
—
INSURANCE
-
Vending Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Sales
Earned
INDUSTRIAL
-
Members National Association
of
Port Arthur
Security Dealers, Inc.
London, Ontario
70 Pine
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Bell
System
WHitehall 4-3262
Teletype N. Y. 1-374
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
..
Monday, August 6, 1956
(518)
2
'
!
increase its
for American
A
a
on
special meeting of stockholders has been called for Aug. 10
proposal to change the corporate name of this company
Minerals
^As^'mlng
of
the exchange of all of the outstanding 1.750,000 fares
Automobile Insurance Co. stock on
af
would have outstanding a total of 4,150,000
completion of the exchange.
The exchange offer will be
on acceptance
by the holders of not less than 80% of the
shares of American Automobile Insurance Co.
The regular
dividend rate on American Automobile Insurance Co. stock
$1.20 per share as compared with $1.30 per share on
stoc
■^fAmerc
American
conditioned
outstanding
an"uai
has been
the
This
figures, combined assets would be approxi¬
$310,000,000, and policyholders' surplus would be more than
£120,000,000.
Combined net premiums written during 19o5 were
the
Louis
Vltt President of
the proposal Bruno C.
company
with
and
to,
_
that
The
Insurance Company.
combined Home Office
American
The
staff will be located in
Newark N. J.
that a registration statement containing full details
of the exchange offer will be filed with the SEC during the month of
August, and that the offering will be made some time during September.
—V.
172,
378.
p.
$
Railway oper.
expenses-
oper.
Ltd.—Negotiates to Lease
Petroleums
Net
:
>
..
for the development of
Cuba, it was announced
15,252,696
71,808,650
of
32,336,795
of
Foundry Co.—Air Force
missile
,
Electric
wich,
of
Shares
stock
common
will
end
operation
1,292,428
research
cone
"With
Electronics Corp.
&
Exchange,
April
to
traded
to
&
1956—Month—1955
$
$
30,
Co.—V.
184,
rev.
from ry. oper.
8,177,270
7,793.742
44,194,888
3,785,990
3,228,766
20,210,826
184,
20,708,008
Ltd.,
Mines,
Schroder
The
the SEC
with
to 1,100
Trust
Co.,
July 25,
on
Northern
Rhodesia
York,
New
filed
1956, covering
registration
a
statement
' "
Consolidated
the
earnings
months
six
income
taxes
ended
Freehold
Gridoil
Leases
Nickle,
Samuel C.
61%
discovery,
American
of
owns
Gridoil's discovery,
miles
45
east
well
of
a
in
Saskatchewan.
was
22
Estevan
obtained,
bottom
hole
the
extreme
well,
The
southeastern
which
was
corner
drilled
of
the
as
second
of 2,180,
pressure
the
zone,
gas
to
the
cessfully,
Glen
drilled
the
first
to
made
Saskatchewan
a dual producer.
Grid-Glen Ewen 8-12
Field,
offset
started
on
July
Gridoil's
Gridoil
property has just been brought in
Canadian Superior Carievale 4-6, 12 miles
has
drill
eight
sites
there
on
which
wells
22.
suc¬
New
Stock
of
below.—V.
Co.
Packing
184,
2758.
p.
for
will
as
equipment can be brought in.
completed its own Stettler No. 3 well, the
producer brought in by
Anglo
American
in
the
Alberta, where Anglo has a total of eight locations.
well
Stettler
No.
5
4
was
will
spudded
in,
be started.—V.
July 22,
1E2,
p.
and
2354.
Apex Minerals Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Uranium, Inc.
below.
-
'
as
soon
$2,061,945
$9,069,415
$9,306,595
709,846
741,198
2,438,264
2,586,020
f —V.
..
184, p. 3.
.
STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE
OF EARNINGS
Operating
Normal
Beech-Nut
share
each
Life
share
Life
of
Savers,
of
Savers
Inc.
will
be
Beech-Nut Packing
Corp.
The
new
approved
was
at
issued
Co.
acted
financial
as
consultants
in
in connection with
the
and one
3,212,634 shares of common stock outstanding.
F.
Eberstadt
&
Co.
and
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
p.
Net
will
ratio
share
then
Net
Fenner
&
of
Beane
the merger.—V.
183,
earnings
Beta Frozen Food Storage, Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Stock
Securities
has
30,
determine
effectiveness
At
a
and
Exchange
instituted
whether
of
a
it
was
announced
on
under the Securities Act of 1933
should be issued suspending the
statement filed by this corporation.
"stop
order"
registration
a
Commission,
proceedings
hearing scheduled for Aug. 9,
1956,
in
the Commission's Wash¬
ington office, inquiry will be conducted into the question whether the
company's registration statement and prospectus include untrue state¬
ments
be
of
stated
therein
material
therein
not
facts
and
and
omit
material
to
facts
state
material
necessary
facts
to make the
required
to
statements
misleading.
Organized under Maryland law on April 27, 1956, the company
to construct and operate, In Baltimore, a frozen food storage
warehouse.
Its registration
statement, filed May 14. 1956, proposed
*6,700
$700,900
$0.55
share..
319.
$0.38
p.
Brewster-Bartle
Drilling
Inc.—Stock
Co.,
Offered—
Rowles, Winston & Co., Houston, Tex., on July 19 offered
publicly 25,000 shares of common stock (par $2) at
$7.75 per share.
shares of its common
of this offering.
Of
shares
are
being offered
by S. A. Brewster and 12,500 shares of W. O. Bartle. Following con¬
summation of this sale, S. A.
Brewster will still own 408,602 shares
and W. O. Bartle will still own 212,500 shares of the 900,000 shares
stock
to
per
715,900
$634,000
66,000
$1,012,800
...
—
184,
20,960,600
354,500
$1,006,100
income
gains—„v———.
PROCEEDS—The
3006.
The
23,618,000
y—.
operating
income
•Loss.—V.
for
have
capital
Net
be eligible for trading
company
expenses.
net
>
:
1956
1955
$25,920,200 $22,665,900
Months Ended June 30—
Non-operating expenses.—149,600
Income
taxes.
1,139,800
-
'yif-.-j:-
Inc.—Changes Record Date—
rights offering will not be made to holders of record
Aug. 2.
The new record date is Aug. 7, or such later date on which
registration becomes effective. 1 • ," /
"
:
proposed
for
Co.—Merger Approved—
The shares of the new company will
York Stock Exchange on Aug. 2.
for
shares
each
east
has just
completed Stettler No.
See Apex
the
July
was
soon
as
1.
Aug.
to
Government
$1,805,080
Six
of this company and Life Savers Corp.
merger
on
Canyon formation. High
oil ratio of 500, and no water,
consecutive
Stettler
An
as
well,
Anglo American
third
been
Homestead
2-12.
subsidiaries
after provision
2071.
Offering Suspended—
has
well
offset
Another
its
and
$512,781
were
p.
special meetings of the stockholders of the respective companies held
on
July 30, 1956. The merged company will be named Beech-Nut Life
Savers, Inc. The consolidation became effective at the close of business
Mission
low
corporation
1956
183,
Savers, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Packing
Beech-Nut
1.2
would appear to be the largest well ever drilled,
flush production of 1,300 barrels per day
barrels being from the Charles formation and 600
700
complete this
An offsetting
AS
on
stock.
as
reported.
Application
be
announced
a
Open flow
the
from
of
Is located
has
program,
barrels
was
July
President,
in
made
major oil
26. Anglo
subsidiary,
Beech-Nut
See
on
Grid-Glen Ewen No.| 2-12,
a
Gridoil
described
Saskatchewan.
of
Province
of
Ltd.,
Strike—
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
Revenues
The
Anglo American Exploration Ltd., Calgary, Canada—
Unit Makes Important New Oil
30,
1956—6 Mos.—1955
...
oper., income—
Net
Braniff Airways,
•
share to bona fide residents of Texas.
per
the
of
June
$42,000—V.
of
1953—Month—1955
$7,363,518 $44,679,190 $41,671,084
5,301,573 35,609,775 32,364,489
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Corp.—Reports Small Profit—
Beech-Nut Life
$5
RR.—Earnings—
$7,525,280
5,720,200
The
Barber Oil
C. O. Kal¬
1762,
Arnold Kalman.
1,000,000 American depositary
receipts for ordinary shares of Bancroft Mines Ltd.
•
by Trust company
under the will and codicil of Paul J,
trustees
and 5.000 shares by C,
Period End. June 30—
Net
Y
7
under
shares
under agreement of
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway oper. expenses.
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—V
With Securities and
(Jack)
Ammann
Photogrammetric Engineers, Inc.
(Texas)—Stock Offered—Russ & Co., San Antonio, Tex.,
on July 20 publicly offered 130,000 shares of capital stock
at
>.
423;
p.
company's nominee,;
listed as Board Chairman, died on June 12, 1956.—V. 180, p.
man,
43,036,008
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
owned facility
Copper Corp.,
318.
p.
Kalman,
Kalman, deceased;
Boston and Maine
new
Refining
Arnold
C.
•
*
37,488,716 235,537,525 203.209,429
29,694,974 191,342,637 160,173,421
40,330,613
32,153,343
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
•
tons a day by con¬
Utah.
plant Is located at the Garfie'd Smelter of American
Smelting & Refining Co. It uses as raw material sulfur dioxide gas
produced by the Garfield Smelter copper converter operation.
Output of the new plant Is expected to go entirely to growing
intermountain
area
industry,
according
to
American
Smelting
&
production of. sulfuric acid
shares, constituting approximately 17% of the
Of the 93,000 shares held by the Trust Com¬
shares.
by Trust company and C. Arnold Kalman, trustees
of which Elizabeth L. Kalman was Settlor; 5,400
agreement
and
1956—6 Mos.—1955
'
S "
' * $ '
structing its fifth contact process sulfuric acid plant a Garfield,
The
93,000
by Trust company and C. Arnold Kalman, trustees
which Leslie B. Kalman was Settlor; 7,200 shares
Baltimore and Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Refining Co.—Affiliate Expands
Manufacturing Corp., a jointly
Refining Co. and Kennecott
1956,
sold
being
Inc. below.—V. 171, p. 1.
&
has outstanding 548,114 shares of common stock.
As
First Trust Co. of Saint Paul held in various fiduci¬
company
capacities
of the Trust com¬
The selling stockholders, eight in number, owned 40,463 shares
of the 73,693 shares,1* Four separate blocks, ranging from 1,422 to 1,778
chares, are being sold by the Trust company under agreements creating
trusts of which
Charles O. Kalman was "Settlor;" 5,400 shares are
now a full-fledged open-end mutual fund and as
at prices ranging from $10.05 to $10.08,
the first business day after their withdrawal from
grading on the Exchange.—V. 184, p. 105.
■
Bancroft
Smelting
This stock is to be offered
pany).
July 30,
on
Period End. June 30—
Pulley Co.—Van Norman to Buy Stock—
Chemical
of the comparable period of a year ago."
73,693 shares were in the name of the Trust
Brack & Co., (a partnership consisting of officers
corporation Is
Net
American Smelting &
at all the company's divisions continuing at the
management believes "sales for the third
Laughlin, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
stock.
ary
such its shares were redeemable
share
The company's;
to the rise in
1956,
of June 30.
,
outstanding as of June 30,
shares
>
satisfactory/
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 29,500 outstanding shares of its $2.50 par
for public sale by the pres¬
ent holders thereof through an underwriting group headed bv Kalman
& Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
;
the 1956 price range of $9
where
a
corporation
30,
total outstanding
that July 27 was the last dav the shares were
at
months,"
recent
Bliss &
This
July
Withdrawn from
—
of
outlay
quarter should exceed those
—V. 184, p. 215.
in¬
has
an
production
of
levels
missile nose
also approximate
satellite into an
development
and
are
plant Improvement program,
$4,250,000, has been completed, and
operating economies resulting
from that program.
acquisition and expansion program also contributed
sal^s and earnings for the six months.
•*
>
American Stock Exchange—Now an Open-
on
American Stock
the
on
$2.09
;
'
See Van Norman Industries,
expanding
nose
divisions
1956
earnings
in
increase
common
Avco's
on
all
company's
proceeding on schedule, Mr. Potter said, adding that
for the second quarter reflect in part the
the remainder is
the
intercontinental
an
for
orders
the
of
involve
will
which
earth.
the
one-half
pany
Net
American
is
by
be
forward
volume.
large permanent
a
with
facilities,
and
as
development work is
and
Mass.,
journey through space.
They
overcome
in launching a
its
must
announced
It is
tl, 114,386
$1.67
subsequent
Alliance Ware
of
number of
{Represents average
184, p. 422.
American
vaporize
at the Avco Research
Mutual Fund—
end
2,380,330
the date of acquisition.
Garfield
to 83 cents per share of common stock. ThisY
$371,637, or 38 cents per share for the 1955 second
'
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The
backlog of
orders remained at a high level, amounting to
approximately $60,000,000 at June 30, 1956. WMile the company's un¬
filled orders are not evenly distributed among its various products
equivalent
quarter.
The
1955.—V.
of
and
up
and
year
the 981,189
garter.
Over
Boston,
near
encountered
be
of
Science
Axe
a
2,195,736
—
share of common stock———
the
•Includes
Net
almost every field of science, ranging from high temperature
dynamics to aerothermodynamics and metallurgy.—V. 183., p. 766.
Trading
$33,771,693 $31,402,976
—
—1
outstanding,
;
.
Income per
1955,
burn
conducted
last
of
on
amounted to $21,544,595, as compared with $14,438,047 for
Profit befo.e taxes and renegotiation was $1,609,509,
to $770,637 a year earlier.
income for the quarter,
after taxes and renegotiation, totaled
1955
compared
'
being
broken for
being
that
work
The
gas
*1955
1956
:
earnings
Net
meteors
most
Is
cone
share
$809,509,
volved
..
(& Subs.)—Sales Incrd..
Products Co.
Ended June 30—
sales————
Net
is
around
The
Net
nose
half
first
per
contrasted
as
$9.50 was at all times less than their net asset—and redemption—value.
American Metal
Six Months
Everett,
the
at
orbit
422.
184, p.
at
conditions
River, Conn.; Micro-Pak
Division, Colorado Springs, Colo.; and In laboratories in Green¬
Conn.;
Raleigh, N. C.; Alexandria, VS.;
and Chicago, 111.—-
Power
V.
the
that
those
cone
Division, Deep
Sight-Light
Ohio;
that
way
the earth.
on
one-third
roughly
of
the year,
tne
ballistic missile
same
toward
ground
as
Pomona,
^Cleveland,
a
increase
comparable 1955 period. Profit
$3,124,273, as against 1955 first
the
was
pre-tax earnings of $2,054,140.
income, after taxes and renegotiation,
the
of
Re¬
company's
the
of
facility of modern
design at Wilmington, Mass., where the entire division will be housed.
It was revealed previously that Avco personnel at the Everett labora¬
tory are conducting experiments with shock tubes which permit the
scientists and engineers to study simulated extreme speeds and temperatures considerably higher than the heat at the surface of the
sun.
The speeds and temperatures involved are of the same order
and
supplies
subsidiaries and
AMF
of
being done at the Research and* Advanced Development Division's
headquarters at Stratford, Conn.
The expanding development facili¬
ties will shortly be moved to temporary quarters at Lawrence, Mass.,
divisions as Associated Missile Products
Calif.; Potter & Brumfield Co., Princeton, Ind.; Leland
Company Division, Dayton, Ohio; Cleveland Welding Division,
such
Corp.,
re-entry,
the
in
fall
Laboratory
Buffalo, N. Y., and Boston, and
Rochester and
Brooklyn,
in
plants
at
problem
thorny
been to develop the vital nose cone for
the same time to solve the problem of
problem that has plagued scientists since
job has
missiles and at
Research
Contract
.
President
Division.
Avco Vice-President and
Advanced Development
intercontinental
they
missiles at its
related to guided
the
solving
are
renegotiation
and
rose 50 % over earnings
amounted to $1,487,273, equal to
shares of common stock outstanding
as
of J»ne 30, as
against $988,140, or $1.01 per share for the first
six months of 1955, calculated cn the same basis.
Sales for the three months ended June
30, 1956, second quarter :
program first got underway.
Re-entry is
the point at which
the missile would re-enter the
atmosphere and plunge to its
target after traveling thousands of
miles at supersonic speed
through space. The scientists' problem is
to
overcome
the enormous air
friction which
would burn up the
power
programs
and
company's
mi'slles'
the
supplies for the program will
be developed and manufactured by the company's Turbo Division in
Pacoima,
Calif. Formed in October, 1953, AMF's Turbo Division is
a
pioneer in the development of accessory power supplies for guided
missiles. In addition to this activity, Turbo is conducting work on
such advanced projects as propellant feed systems, propellant research,
gas
generator design, prime mover evaluation, turbine controls, and
power accessories.
AMF is also conducting
Smith,
king-size
Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles Program, Gen.
Vice-Chairman, announced on Aug. 2. The Air
Force program includes the Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles "Atlas
and "Titan," and the Inter.Mediate Range Ballistic Missile "Thor."
accessory
a
The
Smith,
the
corporation
this
of
of
volume
530,602,053
taxes
Net
for
re-entry, a major obstacle that has stood thus far in
developing an intercontinental ballistic missile, by means
"scientific short-cut," is was announced on Aug. 2 by Dr. Lloyd
search
Force
said
«•
Earnings Up—
$40,179,662,' an
totaled
year,
the
half
of
way
P.
.
will develop and manufacture accessory power
Revealed
Is
Scientists
the
applications—negotiations for deals similiar to the Esso contract are
lorward with Shell, Sun and Union Oil of California. Preceding
Esso deal, American Leduc had already leased 630,000 acres to
Atlantic Refining for a cash payment and royalty percentage.
In addition, Mr. Birrell relayed information from Cuba that Ameri¬
can
Leduc has started an o.iset well witnin a tew nunured meters
of the recent big strike of Cuban American Drilling & Exploration
Co.
in the Central Basin of Cuba.—V. 181, p. 105.
Smith
its
for both the second quarter and the first half
substantially above those of the corresponding periods of
were
before
Corp. — Work on "Re-Entry"
as
Company's Contribution to
atmospheric
going
Gen.
1S5G
51.52
the
Air
the company,
of
failure to state the
warehousing facilities
the nature of facilities
a
earnings
and
current
the
Bedell
is
or
Robert Potter, President, said in his report to stockholders. All
facilities of the company contributed to the increases, particu¬
larly in the second quarter.
Net sales for the six months ended June 30, 1956, first half of the
35,136,882
original acreage retained by American Leduc.
Mr
Birrell also announced in a newsletter to stockholders that—
with American Leduc holding 10,000,000 additional acres of concession
the
with
competing
be
description
-company's
the
concerning
1955,
79,999.658
6,377,712
Manufacturing
Avco
the
for
Similarly,
proposed to be • installed for the "quick freezing" of foods, and the
of development of the processes for the preservation of foods by
"high frequency radio Vaves" and "high energy ionized radiation"
anu
the company's plans with respect thereto.—V. 183, p. 2414.
ICBM Program—
Walter
business
the
stage
51,264,422 .291,624,574 278,194,231
3o,Oil,726 219,81o,924 198,194,573
5,911,864
Problem
American Machine &
challenged by the Commission as to accuracy
are
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Sales and
13,673,145
Lowell M. Birrell, Chairman. Recently, the company s
Canadian Petroleum Co. made arrangements with
Esso
Standard
Oil
Co.,
S.
A. of Havana,
whereby the latter
acquired a 75%
interest in 926,525 acres of exploration concession
applications already filed in Central Cuba by American Leduc
Tne
contracts provide
that Esso make cash and oil payments totaling
$600,000 to American Leduc.
Upon acquisition of the exploration titles, Esso will carry on geo¬
logical and geophysical work plus drilling. It will pay a gross 5 %
royalty of any production found on the acreage obtained.
Easo also
received an option for joint development of production on the 25%
This company
of
would
which
Sales
ry. oper.
Cuban
of
of
extent
184, p. 2.
by
1
Aug
state¬
purposes
the Commission asserts that there
the existing frozen food storage
business,
over
company
subsidiary
the
program. *■
$
$
;
.
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
is carrying on negotiations
000 000 acres of concession applications in
on
registration
the
major
Net rev. from
10
$
51,820,640
38,147,495
revenue—
Railway
10,000,000 Acres in Cuba—
This
in
Among
to
comp.eieness.
description
V
contained
these are the plan for distribution of the
which the procee s are to be applied, the \
proposed to be conducted, the company's
financial statements, and the remuneration to be paid its officers and
cnrectors.
With respect to the me of proceeds, the Commission asserts
that there is a iaiiure to disclose,
among other things,
the amounts
to be allocated to cost of land, building, equipment, and landscaping;
the order of application to such purpi^s; wie application oi proceeds
in
the event
that les3 than all the securities being registered are
sold; and that there is no firm commitment by any person to purchase
any
part of the securities, and the effect on investors in the event
that
sufficient
funds are not received
to accomplish the proposed
and
^;1956—6 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End, June 30—
^:;/yv:yy
American Leduc
Its
prospectus
<\
all of Baltimore.
oecretary,
as
information
of
and
share
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc Ry.—Earnings—
u
expected
is
It
Henning, Jr.,
items,
ment- and
will come from a new open;,
hearth furnace,
to be completed by mid-1957. Cost of the 300-ton
furnace will be approximately $2,000,000.
:;v
-)1
The new furnace will produce 17,000 tons of steel a month. When
completed, it will be the third new open hearth furnace to be put
into operation at Armco's Middletown Works in an
18-month period.
The company placed a new furnace Into operation in January of this
year and started a second one in March.
V y. v' "
The new furnace is part of an over-all Armco expansion program
that will increase the company's annual steel producing capacity to
6.209,000 tons by early 1958.—V. 183, p. 2070.
and Robert Z. Alexander, President of the St.
pointed out that the seasoned portfolio of fire insurance
and allied lines of The American Insurance Co. would combine
the excellent casualty business of the American Automobile Insurance
Co
so as to produce a multiple line operation of desired balance
.
diversification, both as to classes of insurance risks carried and as
territorial distribution.
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,
...
It is planned that Mr. Vitt shall be Chairman of the Board,
Mr. Alexander shall be President and Chief Executive Officer of
Newark company
J,
securities,
expansion in steel -
a 9%
Works,
announced plans, for
has
corporation
ingot capacity at its Middletown (Ohioi
The additional steel ingot production
is
Various
,
^ased^^Dec^il, C1955
useu
other
William
Capacity—
Steel Corp.—To Increase Ingot
$100 per bond. Proceeds were
m>
cou plcte
the storage warehouse, to purchase fixtures
equipment,
and
for other related
purpose.!.
William H.
lis.ed
as
President, Ralph E. Burton as Treasurer, and
preferred
per
y
Burton
it was announced on July 31.
corporate title will more clearly describe
Armco
mately
"STjotaufSSng
and
Corp.,
new
be
to
to vote
to Apex
the operations of
the company which has acquired additional properties other than ura¬
nium
properties, the announcement said.
Apex proposes to enlarge
and diversify its mining operations in the acquisition and development
of mining ground producing minerals, including uranium^ copper, tung¬
sten, silver and gold and other minerals.—V. 179, p. 1609.
The
sh^aresafter
Insurance Co.
Nev.—To Change Name—
Apex Uranium, Inc., Reno,
20% by The American
capitalization to 2,400,00
Automobile Insurance Co.
stock dividend of
subsequent declaration of a
Co.
which would
thares
before the exchange
Insurance
offered
the
of
will
and
not
shares
25,000
stock
common
is
company
receive
being
now
not
selling
the
of
any
any
proceeds
12,500
offered,
outstanding.
BUSINESS—The company
was
incorporated in Delaware on Dec.
15,
take over the drilling business and equipment of BrewsterBartle Drilling Co., a partnership formed in 1941 by S. A. Brewster
and W.
O. Bartle. Mr.
Brewster is now Chairman of the Board of
1952,
to
Directors
of
rector.
The
located
in
Orleans,
Louisiana
the
company,
principal
Houston,
La.
and
The
while
offices
Texas.
A
is
company
Oklahoma.
It
Mr.
Bartle
is
President
and
a
di¬
of the company have been
and
are
branch office is maintained in New
qualified
has
no
to do business
subsidiaries.
in
Texas,
proposes
the
public
$1,000,000
offering of 15,000 shares of $50
principal amount df convertible
preferred stock and
debenture bonds, to be
par
The
Since
primary business of the company is contract drilling for others.
the
beginning of 1953 the company has shifted its emphasis
from land
drilling to marine drilling operations. It is .particularly active
Volume 184
Number 5557
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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along
the
Louisiana and Texas coasts. Most of the contract work
'of •
the company is
drilling for the so-called "mdjor companies."
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The
company
presently owns and is operating six diesel-now^ed
^ submersible drilling barges, each of which is
equipped with accommo¬
dations
for
up
to 22
men,
and
is
capable oA ur.lling to a uep.h /
•' °f over 15,000 feet.
The barges can be moved considerable distances,
and
operate
these
<
in
drilling
other
shallow
major
will
the
by
represent
financed
to
it.
ft.
15
in
depth-
in
in
above,.
under
This
investment
an
consisted
part
by
stock
of
shares
of
approximately
the
debt"in
par
$900,000,
company
which
will
the
amount
of
1957), and (b) authorized
value $2 per share, of .which
and
reserved
were
company
sites;
31.
American Stores
.*
ing,
■V
1955
the
Gross
e
pared
reported net
shares..-
company
143,510
on
i
income
common
income
with
from
sales
$2,591,730
for
•
.
in
of
■
.
.
the
.
to
cent
issuance
half
period
of
$2,813,193,
was
1955.—V.
182,
;
k'
Park
'
• com-
the
$10,072,000
last
M.
reports
company
at
of
S.
net
compared
year.
Beringer,
earnings for the fir^t six months of 1956
$9,805,000 reported for the same period
states
that
the
im"ro"e*nent
has
occurred
principally in earnings from manufacturing and marketing operations
arising mainly from a satisfactory increase in the volume of refined
products processed and
sold.
Higher production earning-, reflecting
increased crude oil production in Canada and the United
States, which
rose
approximately 7% to 5,417,000 barrels, were of'set bv increased
exploration
has
made
expenditures
several
and
other
capital
Mr.
Oil
Beringer
Co.
was
reflection
He
pointed out
completed
of
the
further
The
the
as
most
The
of
c
26,
this
stock,
mission
filed
covering
500,000
v':
to
the
by
public.
this
available
for
general
Canada—Registers
shares
600,000
statement
of
$1
its
with
the
on
stock.
capital
par
SEC
is
to
issuing
The
company.
amendment.
of
name
commercial
of
Brenton
'"r-3
the
Corp.
•
terms
company
The
to
are
,v
v'-v.'
V
••
Railway
.
Net
the
to
enterprise has been
;
inc.
Prov. for U.
1953—3 Mos.—1955
$8,947,235
—.
p.t.
Net
to
the
use
$44,400,000.—-V.
184,
by
'
taxes
1957
and
offering
106. ~;
p.
1958
/
price, and
financing
Construc¬
oner.
oper.
After
''
the
I
320,427
$205,420
share
for divs..
preferred, stock—
per
after
•
of
on
*152,000
$1.46
$0.10
*$1.42 V
*$0.06
r
Ml'"nil
'
1
I
California
the
,*
The
The
'
tion
j
issue
to
John
the
has
company
autnori.y
X,
proceeds
and
applied
to
^
^
the
to
Life
of
Co.
used .to reimburse
and
ments.—V. 183, p. 1471.
P.
(,
1 •
'
■
I
in'l. ;
r
..
are
v
for <
bonds, to X
-
in
_
for
dividends
of
the
of
sales
the
on
calendar
compared
as
months
to
1955.
and
was
stock.
s<
-The
-
iiled
action*
New
B.
Grimes
in
U.
S.
District
Court
for
the
Northern
>
1
r-
i
and
1952
for storage
■' •/'
says,
were
entered
cents
86
District)'
for the
like
period
to
share of
per
earnings
$1.09
between
common
30,
1356,
her
outstanding.
were
net
$133,258,
earnings
taxes
in
the
months
p.
or
for
3£ cents per share on the same
the
six
months
ended
June
30,
for
$215,999,
filed
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(Reg.
same
at
property at Mexico, Mo„ and
r./
for
work-
'
See
details
V'.."
y
.
Aug.
on
l
reported
record
a
13.5%
of
1956
to
sold
y
be
in
used
and
$25,000,000
net
in¬
and
4 .'i
-
.
-
...
.
'
-
.
%
,
the
Federal
r
six
with
at
said
high
a
period
of
net
"
828.208
was
-
share
for
the
owners,
first
sales
income,
half
level
and
of
most
and
grades
our
ovfer-
are
income
months
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
to
12
$453,263 and
taxes,
net
June
last
gross
revenues
net
and
were
income,
!
*
$253,002, com¬
provision for
after
$41,707, compared with $43,326. -For tha
revenues totaled $498,333. compared with
after provision for Federal income
taxes, was
gross
income,
$70,201, compared
30,
year
was
to June 30,
v
:
months
with $87,974.—V.
183,
2289.
p.
:
;
Dana
Seibert,
President.
2-0613);
1
Published
Drapers'
twice
Gardens,
(Telephone
STate
NOTE:
account ol the fluctuations in
a
Robert K. Cutter,
M.D., President of this corporation, and Arthur
Barlow,- President of the Corn King Co.',, Inci,, Cedar Rapids; Iowa.
jointly announced on Aug. 2
that Cutter Laboratories has purchased
,
pas¬
,
39,309
v
'55,477
,
,
9,963
—ll"'- Y"
8,191
'r
18,654
>
18.461,
t
,
282,850
,127,006
* 8,431
V;
12,083
•
' 8,501
.
allied
Cutter
to
sales
123,836
53,890
and
Dr.
.
88,326
74,716
v
tional
-
r
477,664
.197,842
.
63,855
the
$750,000.—V.
184,
63,655
1
products for
that
stated
the
this
consolidated
Y——_
figures
1956,
82,709
V
are
'
•/ 602,317
103,146
preliminary
and
subject
to
change.—V.
/,/,);,■ /-y ■
y,;
.'
951,323
livestock
and
poultry industry.
acquisition, at its present volume, adds
operations at an annual rate close to
Cutter
321.
p.
Davenport Besler Corp., Davenport, Iowa—Liquidating
This
.
Iowa,
',yy: /y:
„
net proceeds
the
working
are
to be
used
by. the
that,
and
:
funds
purpose
184,
Finance
Co., Lima,
Ohio—Note
Placed
effective
$1,000,000
—V.
182,
The
41/2%
promissory note due June
30,
rights
-
Pri¬
terms
This company
1956,
sale
filed
registration statement with the SEC on July 31,
$50,000,000 of notes due 1976, to be offered for public
a
covering
through an underwriting
group
headed
by The First Boston
Corp.
debentures
of
•
be
be
for
the
its
Road,
plant
has
Davenport,
been
sold,
debentures
under
the
each
the
on
Securities
for
then
held.
$59,778,900
to
up
on
or
Exchange.
about
Aug.
Warrants
of
and
25,
the
new
,
evidencing
will
expire
by
the
their
1956.
Exchange rules that
further
shares
,
traded
14,
21
•
mailed
Sept.
for
notice,
the
that
and
transactions
made
Diamond Match
company
$4,000,000
1956,
net
half
income
of
Net
reports
for
according
stock
common
all
be
not
quoted
ex-rights
certificates
of
R.
to
Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—.
a
Federal
to
prior
net
income
taxes,
G.
$4,254,000,
for
Fairburn,
after
of
the
$4,317,000,
six
taxes
of
after
months
President.
deductions
ended
This
$3,950,000,
June' 30.
compares
for
the
with
first
1955.
income
U.
E.
.
On
.
the rate of exchange,
remittance lor foreign subscriptions
an
it
.
new
subscribe
may
•
will
will
The
Commercial Credit Co.—Registers Notes With SEC—
Rockingham
and
2455.
delivered after Aug.
17,
the ex-rights date shall be accom¬
panied by a Due-Bill for the rights.—V. 184, p. 424..
1956
of
-
of
on
until
1966.'
on
2305
p.
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
registration
stockholders
Rights
609.
p.
at
liquidation
1933, its common stockholders of record at the close of business
17, 1956 will be given the right to subscribe to 3%%
convertible
debentures, due Sept. 14, 1971, at par, in the ratio of $100
principal
debentures.
vately—This company, it was announced on Aug. 1, has
placed privately, through Emch & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.,-
or
of
Midwest -Stock Exchange has received notice from this
company
subject to prior authorization by the Michigan P. S. Commission
amount
primarily for fur¬
used by them in the
company
106.
p.
located
process
Aug.
Co.
to its subsidiaries, to be
business, to reduce short-term borrowings incurred
of
purchasing receivables and for other corporate
the
of
Act
of
course
in
Detroit Edison
The
a
&
corporation,
is
,has been announced.-t-V. 174,
week
London,
.
Cutter Laboratories, Berkeley, Calif.—Acquisition-
per
common
share
for
the
first
half
of
1956
came
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D Selbert, Editor and
Publisher^
[every Thursday (general Hews and advertls ing issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices:- 136 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3,
C.f England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post oflice
at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions - in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per -year. Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
/
..
*
William
ot
*
were
1955.
28,000
results
1956
p. 2535.
Gas
$230,347
:'.v
/
Imperial
than
more
operating
all-time highs in
new
the
months
com¬
>ear.
)•
continue
Cumberland
For
7/; ;:^;fy'/
Chrysler and
for
to
months
six
six
Zellerbach's
six
la.t
months
of
first half of 1955,
the
first
applicable
first
period
as
pared
^
^
same
first
in
the
the
for
tna
paperboard
in
President,
half of 1956."—V. 183,
;
the
the
than
greater
Crown
for
wer move
into
the
third quarter,"
Mr.' Zellerbach
reported,
help meet these growing consumer demands, Crown Zellerbach Will
spending at the rate of ebout $6,000,000 a mcnta during the second
be
v
;:■
for
income
net
share
a
share
"To
v
increase
to
..
$1.76
a
than
established
"Sales
to
paper
Such
year.
sales
greater
production.
*
last
$1.45
tc
Zellerbach,
The
423.
July 30, 1956, covering $8,000,000 of 5'/a% sinking fund debentures, -due
Aug. 1, 1971," and 1,600.000 shares of its lc par common stock.
The
.company proposes to offer these securities for public sale in units, each
consisting of $50 of debentures and ten shares of coifimon stock, neither
together
the
1976
Dodgq trucks,- U. 6. only was;'
/,%■
y. the assets and business of the Corn King Cot. The price was not disclosed.
The 50-year-old Corn King Co. manufactures
s' " *1956-r-Month—1955 '/ *1956—7 Mos.-^l'955
medicinal, nutri-
Imperial---
Colonial
-
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers With SEC
corporation
&
purposes.—V.
nam- '
1956,
.
period
report
a
D.
of
4.
-
ordinary
ended
a
Centers
*-•
com¬
184,
investment bankers headed by Dillon, Read
Inc;; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Lehman Brothers.
equal to 47 cents per share on 351,131.
the corresponding three months of
were $328,727, equal to 93 cents per share, as against
€2 cents per share, in the first haif of 1955.—V. 184, p.
This
as
of
nishing
three
5.4%
In
week or so. The deben¬
tures are to be dated Aug. 1, 1956, and will mature on
Aug. 1, 1971. They will not be redeemable prior to Aug.
1, 1959. The offering is to be underwritten by a group
In
of shares.
Consolidated
f
totaled $1G5.122,
shares-
1955, earnings
7.
after
stock,
through
due
quickly oversubscribed.
was
corporation's
Production
tons,
J.
$38,659,000
were
offering will
handling system
$75,000,000 debentures in about
and-handling oi
earnings
water
424.
p.
amounted
$223,500,000,
for
share
stock
per
C. I. T. Financial Corp.^—Revives Postponed Offering—
—The company now plans to sell its postponed issue of
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Earnings Higher—
common
1955.
v
The
June
in
same
compared
The
*
the
bulk
6,785
:*July,
withheld pending resolution of a dispute in connection with /
other transactions that Cargill Corp. insists, "are separate and distinct
from those that, form the substance of this suit."—V. 183, p. 319.
net
the
p. 424.
shares
1950,
a>4,„•*!.,o^J
Other investment firms in the
184, p. 216.
being
Consolidated
this
*
grain in three cases and
purchase, sale and delivery of grain in two—at Albany and Buffalo,/
N. Y., and Norris City, 111. Claims involved total of $554,638.
CCC nas taken the position, Cargill officials said, that the payments
are
mon
consolidated net income
approximately
amounted
Dodge,, DeSoto,
u_-
Total"
-fv'y,;;.).
into
Plymouth,
\&L±Z>"
Chrysler
by Paul R. Shanahar. of Syracuse, N.- Y. and Weston %
Washington, D. C., attorneys for Cargill Corp.,) states
that .the grain firm "fully performed all its obligations"
under the t
contracts, but that in each case CCC
"failed and refused
to
pay,
1949
of
corporation
the
.
Dodge Trucks
of
despite repeated demands."
The five contracts, the complaint
...
Desoto
r
'
,*
of
Period End. July 31—
York
of
11
sale
placement,
debentures
(excluding the $24,500,000 net gain on disposition of Fibreboard
investment) for the first six months of 1955. This is a 21% increase
•-
from
material
packaging Gield.^
and
the
repay
associates,
over
preference^ stock,
year
■
of
from
private
convertible
100%,
bank loans, etc., and for purchase of
securities
expected that $329,000 will be invested in ConCorp. common stock, such funds to be used, in.part,
to
purchase
This
f
1956,
other' revenues
proceeds
raw
a
the
5%
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
'/
Bell & Farrell, Inc., Madison, Wis., and The
Co., Milwaukee, Wis; ;
of
Cars
senger
This corporation on Aug. 1 filed suit against the Commodity Credit i
Corporation for payment of more than $500,000 in connection with '
five grain-storage and handling contracts.
V
'
1955
come
net
/.
_
Plymouth
-
proceeds
are
the
_
Dodge
J
/1956
■
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Stock Sold—The recent
public offering of 125,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1) at $15.50 per share, through Baker, Simonds & Co.
and
33,325,610
Chrysler Corp.—July Car Output Off—
-
the
.J, in V. 184,
58,092,412
37,655,169
common
".Production
„
^
on
I
66,807,319
six
value
-i
-
i
treasury for- construe- f;
finance future improve- ^
7
J.
/
from
ing capital.-^-V. 184,
.
BUSINESS—Corporation is-primarily engaged in the extension, of
polyethylene film ; most of its production-being sold to converters who
,
the
to
^
mortgage
..•
Cargill, Inc„ Utica, N. Y.—Files Suit—
;
.
be Used
for
•!/';*
6,508,579
PROCEEDS—Net
..
^
Commission
U.
fir^-t
4%.
Insurance
expenditures
improvement
California
$3,00o,000
sell
be
'.
3
Mutual
are
Telephone Co.—Plans Private Fi-
"
an»
Hancock
&
"
office
N.
subsidiaries.' It. is
,
1956—6 Mos.—1955
12,250,055
months
first
purchase
Water
V" '
nancing—
made
was
\/
.
net
received
solidated Water
,
:
6,744,537
working" capital.
:
The
City.
July 31 by Blyth
share, with a dealer's concession
It was completed.—V.
184, p. 320.
per
:
.
.
1
12,243,028
stock
common
Marshall
215.
p.
183, p; 1472.
to
are
of
106.
p.
six
% group"
com.
184,
commodities.
Place, Jersey
Publications, Inc.—Reports Loss—
PROCEEDS—The
Chippewa Plastics, Inc., Chippewa Falls, Wis.—Stock
Offering—Loewi & Co., Milwaukee, investment bankers,
will head an underwriting group offering 15,000 shares
of 6% convertible preferred stock and 28,000 shares $1
prov.
.♦Loss.—V.
cents)
share.
per
Nasi
with' funds
ry. oper.
J »
*
provision
first
for
■
Cr96.383
76,260
$49,300
share.
per
in
Consolidated Water Co., Chicago, 111.—Stock
Sold—An
issue of 26,600 shares of class A common
stock
at
incomeJ..
income—
Ai U1U
.
ff*
compared with net income of $3,603,000
This represents an increase of 26%.
*248,383
320,427
—
cents
(par $10)
was offered and quickly sold late in
July at $12 per share
by The Milwaukee Co.; Harley, Hayden &
Co., Inc., and
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.
;
.v
>
^
as
$16,196,330
525,847
$458,538
(est.)
Ne$ profit
,
?
by
36,131,253^ 33,707,969 204,918,149 178,474,388
23,888,2251; 21,457,914 138,110,830 120,381,976
During the six months ended June 30,
this corporation -and Its subsidiaries
of
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$23,264,703
183,
sales
—y.
'yl.'-'•-/_(.r
*'
*.
from
rev.
Consolidated
12o,560
"
at $10
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
.
estimated
are
.
1955—Month—1955
.
expenses.
/».'*! v>
\
A W V
rv
ry.
par
Earns,
'
Chicago Corp.—Earnings Higher—
-
$48,900".
$6,972,146
778,965
cents
Conde
-
/
amendment.- •"
net
proceeds of. this
construction program,
•'
oper.
—V.. 184,
& state
S.
taxes
income
-
.
before
Co.ylnc. at $13
of 60
Byers Co.—Reports Increased Profit—
Period End. June 30—"
Profit
&
-
A.
headed
pared with $31,289,000 for the first six months of 1955.—V.
(A. M.)
notes.—V.
—
...
Assuming
contribution
(par five cents)
stock (par two
mon
Morris
and
underwriters
public
rate,,
supplied
cost of its
the< years 1956,
for
■
:i5 V."
iVUU
:/
'
the public sale of the 600,000
shares, the public will have paid $630,000 for a 30.76% interest in the
as
contrasted with the 53.84%
interest of promoters
company,
and
cash
subordinated
y Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.
Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 18,000 shares of com¬
1,1 Y"'3
Wallace
G.
of
group-
a
dividend
be
proposes
expenditures
Railway oper. revenue-.
The
promoters and officers for properties, services and cash.
They include
Arthur Herbert Shore, President of Bancroft; John Cecil Mangan, VicePresident of Wilberforce; and William John Burt,
Secretary-rreasu er
whose
junior
The net proceeds are to be used to trade
the company is located at 15
Exchange
V. 183, p. 2896.,
/
proceeds of the. company financing will be used for equipment, '
exploration, drilling, working capital, and related purposes.
The company has outstanding 1,350,005 shares of stock issued to its
all in Ontario.
)
....
"!
registration statement with the SEC
stock (cumulative, $100 par), to be
a
through
sale
Period End.'June-30—
Nei
Wilberforce,
"
;
thereon,
ore
short-term,
;
corporate
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
i
.
known bodies
and
of
Of
*
be offered for public sale at $1 per
less expenses and a 25% selling com¬
underwriter, who will make the offering on a
go to the
disclosed by
be
stock
/
t
Champion Paper & ; Fibre ^Cb.^—Debentures Sold—The
recent public offering of $20,000,000 3%%' debentures,
due July 15, 1981, which was made at 100% and accrued
interest through {Joldman, Sache & Co. and
associates,
was quickly oversubscribed.
See details in V. 184, p. 423.
to
are
to
as
subordinated
v-bankers, ,of $330,000 of
/
,
registration
a
shares
payable to the
basis, will
Net sales.
financ¬
Light Co.—Registers With SEC-r-
July 27, filed
on
public
approximately
;
remaining 100.000
shares are issued shares held by promoters;
and the proceeds of the
sale thereof will go to the underwriter on a performance basis.; .
The corporation was organized under Ontario law in
January, 1955
for the purpose of engaging in the business of
exploration, development and mining.
Its properties are in the exploratory stage wita-no
officers
be
provide in part tor the
tion
the proceeds thereof,
best-efforts
of
owned
Securities
The
v'
30,- the report does not •in-lu-'e any
of that company or any of its subsidiaries.
to the seasonal nature of the com-
.
1956,
underwriter
will
and
80,000 shares of preferred
for
IJnton
June
Shore Mines, Ltd., Toronto,
and
be
company
-ereu
,
the
corporation
share;
proceeds of
yy!-
urderwr.ting
Gulf
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
July
net
-
will
cover.ng
•
.
earnings reported at this time are not • necessarily
earnings to be anticipated for the remainder of the
p. 423. //-Y'
~ :
*
year.—V, 183,
This
the
own
sites, in-exchange fori all-outstanding 5 Ms % preferred stock and
the common stock of the company.
Upon consummation'of
financing, approximately 70% of the outstanding common
This
owing
on
that
Of
senior,-
are
of
superior indebtedness of
payment of principal and interest,
manufacture.
explo-
Canadian
funds
general
Central Illinois
«
significant of these
acquisition
sites.
reduction
*
the
of
Commodity Holding Corp., Jersey City, N. J.—rStock
Offered—Southeastern Securities Corp., New York
City,
on July 11
offered publicly 3,000,000 shares of common
jointly /
latter
the
to
part
.
company
its
two
the
*
the
of
Co., Inc.,
of
constitute
„
eastern
four
owns
Fruit
and
company
outstanding
P. 885.-'-■
the
of
Burma
that
operations
stated
pany's business,
indicative
write-offs.
promising and important oil discoveries in
ration operations for the year to date.
are in Oklahoma, Texas and-Montana.
Co.
Penn
fifth site; and affiliates
applied
or
.....
-
with
President,
Stores
of
the
purposes,
will
—$11,717,000 $11,414,000
v Kravitz are listed as President g;nd Executive Vice-President, respec¬ I
Net. loss
after
taxes—Y_„
141,000
5-305 003
Y tively; they and family holdings aggregate 89,184 and 312,142 shares,,
Earnings per share
*$0.14 * \
$o:31
respectively. David B. Rosenbloom, of Merion, Pa.; owns 133.775 shares;
/
y. . *Loss per-share. INet profit.
'•:. '
Richard
M.~ Wasserman
and
wife, Bala-Cynwyd, 89,184 shares; and
I.
S.
V.
Blair & Co., Inc., 190.000 shares.
Patcevitch,
President
of
The latter were acquired by Blair
the
*
company,
stated
that
this
& Co. Inc.; for lc per share and are to be distributed
decline in earnings is due almost
among the'underentirely to the current absorption
j;
01
writers and their salesmen as additional compensation.
extraordinary costs which are being incurred in the conversion of
v
the company s Dress Pattern Division
to new methods of
;
''
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affiliate
an
a
in
such
notes
new
to
public
stock
The
develop and operate
shopping center site
existing supermarket
of
part
:
-
British American Oil Co. Ltd.—Earnings
Higher—
I
primarily to acquire,
Prior to this public financing, the officers of the
company and their
families have contributed $796,242 to the
company in Sthd form of cash
and securities of the companies which own the
Camp Hill and Oak
-
410.
p.
the
lor
....
The
The
purposes,.
c
share
per
sidiarles
loans.
company plans to use the balance to develop shopping
centers at the seven sites,
to acquire and develop additional sites, for
related
real estate activities,
and
to pay
interest; sinking fund and
other
operating charges until rental income is sufficient for these
,
latest
fiist
the
$2.37
or
of
,
at $7,530,900, about $4,100,0u0 wi*l be used to
acquire
shopping center sites and the Penn Fruit supermarket adja¬
one.
-The balance, or some $3,430,000, will be added to the
company's
$341,547,
.<
the seven
900.000
.
tal
share', .to
estimated
.
report for the six months ended June 30, 1956,
shows net income of $305,112,
equal to $2.11 per s*,are on the 144,210
shares
outstanding at the end of the period. For the first half of
.
and
company,owning
a
interest in the other
a-n,
(i*-
in its
company
formed
was
Pennsylvania-Delaware ,area.,'American
control
Brillo Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings Lower—
This
.
Net proceeds are to be used to increase or maintain
the working capi¬
of the company, which in turn
may be used in the ordinary coupse
the company's financing activities, advanced
to or invested in sub-
j
-
common
for
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. The interest rate, public offering
price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
t
(
....
reoffered to certain persons to be selected
by it at $1.10 per share.
persons will not include officers or directors of the
company or
of their families, but may include
persons who may be con¬
sidered associates of such officers and directors.
V
be
May
$115,000
31,
units
members
' ■/
of
as
The
1958.
Such
.
purposes.
-
1,
per
be
of/
with
j
of
100,000 shares
stock option plan.—V. 184,
p. 215.
a
$50
r;
..
per
The
loans.
funded
outstanding
at
v..t,
marine
drilling barge is being *' shopping centers. It has agieed to purchase one
Levingston. Shipbuilding Co. Delivery -- and has options to buy six other sites and an
barge, when completely equipped,
adjacent , to one of them.. All seven sites are located
bank
shares,
separately transferable until Aug.
unit, with a $4 per unit underwriting
; ••
Blair & Co., Incorporated, the
principal, underwriter, has agreed to
purchase an additional 300,000 common shares at $1.00
* and
contracts
be
offered
new
due before May
1,200,000
were
under
(a)
of
eluding $240,000
six
will
be
new
a
by
company
August.
large
All
bayous
bays,
to
are
commission.
-
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1956,
k
waters
for
expected
//..•
5
presently operating
along the Louisiana cost
companies.
addition
to
the
constructed
is
from
are
oil
In
-
waters
barges
which
of
f
3
d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
Chronicle... Monday, August 6,. 1956
The Commercial and Financial
4
(520)
after
share,
a
The third
1956 were $34,911,000 as
o,
the
the
machine introduced
office
new
of
enough
the
to
use
on
clean Azograph process on a
the requirements of most systems
nandle
installations.
chemicals in place of aniline dye, assuring
Azograph employs colorless
positive cleanliness.
provide additional working capital for the company.
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration
acquisition ol additional properties and used for working
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
PROCEEDS—The net
'
-
20,000,00C shs.
7,200,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Colorado on Jan. 27,
1956. Its principal office is located in Grand Junction, Colo.
stock
(par
tional
stage.
and
imo'No.
45.
the
of
company's
feet
corporation filed a registration statement with the-SEC on , ;
1956, covering 4,000,000 shares of its lc par common stock,
to be offered for public sale.at 10c per share.
The offering is to be $
made on a
"best efforts", br.sis by Columbia Securities Co., Denver,
for which it will- receive p. selling commission of lVzc per share, plus
expenses of $2,OOC.
Tne company also has agreed to issue and seli
to Columbia,
for $100,'warrants to purchase not more than 250,000 .•
common
Bhares at 10c pef share.
Similar warrants for the purchase /
of an additional 350,000 common shares bavq, been Issued to officers %
and directors (except-the ..President)-, for'.$140:" The warrants are not ;
exercisable of transferable until June 1, 19[S7,/end expire Apd become
void -after. Jan. 2, 1958.
*;\
/k
27,
.
Organized under Colorado law on March 12, 1956, . the company
proposes to engage in the
business of exploration, development and
operation
of uranium and other mining properties./; It is in the
exploratory stage.
Sam Day of Ft. Collins is listed as President. /
Mr.
Day is owner of all of the 950.000 outstanding shares of the
company's-common stock. These Bhares were received by Mr. Day in
exchange for mining properties ana assignment of leasehold interests '
$30,200. Assuming the
public sale of the 4,000,000 tharts, ana without giving effect to any
exercise of warrants,
Mr. Day will own aporoximately 19.2%
of the
then
outstanding stock;
and the public investors will own
80.8%
for
which
they will have paid $400,000. In addition, Mr. Day will
receive
$20,000
oash
from
the
proceeds
of. the .public offering »as
consideration
in
addition
to
stock
Issued,
for
reimbursement of
at
to
cost
a
approximately
of
him
-
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-
-
,
Ther company's- properties
consist
claims in Fremont County, Wyoming.
for
working capital.—V.
183,
•••/',
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•
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eighth
First-half
the-1955
to
half
first
sales
before
taxes
first half of 1955.
the
$1,418,673,
income after
Net
taxes
June
/
-
not
to
of
retirement
reflect
of shares of
series
1954
stock
common
shares of common stock.
as of /June 1, 1956,
the
$686,463;
was
equal
to
$1.14
\
.
The
corporation
after
1956
of
reports
tax
a
$1,249,000
1,500
7,500
Becker
G.
William
Blyth
&
Clark,
Dodge
Richard
Collins
Courts
Co
&
1.500
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
1.000
J.
Dain
Sales
for
24
weeks
half
first
the
$29,741,000 lor the
credit
the
of
1956
1955
June
totaled
period.—V. 183,
the
for
$608,000,
of
ended
Bros.
1,000
1,000
3,600
Schwabacher
six
The
with
R.
the
C.
Schenck,
company's
$454,558,
stock
Sales
71
or
for
cents
the
increase
In
per
the
first
six
period last year.—V. 183,
Eastern
See
Union
Co.
over
p.
Shopping
Grand
on
months
$1,790,161
of
the
the
of
the
same
the
shares
314,538
the
year
of
Stern,
7,500
Stone
—
Sachs & Co..
that
Howard,
$4,776,967
to
$6,567,128,
for the like
reported
184,
p.
-
Ingalls &
184,
425.
This
$117,972,029,
net
sales
compared
Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
for
with
the
six
months
$156,364,441
ended
for
the
June
30,
1956
corresponding
were
period
last year.
to
net earnings for the first six months
$2,421,306,
1955,
the
in
equal
earnings
second
were
to
$1.51
per
$6,265,069,
quarter of
1956
or
share.
$3.91
were
For
per
small
decrease
Expenditures
are
estimated
in
for
at
mated
depreciation
the
close to
although earnings
property,
plant
$16,000,000.
during
are
sales
and
This
of
1956
first
six
Sales
expected to increase
quarter, but the continued lower demand for
a
the
share.
and
is
amortization
new
cars
were
over
production
in
ol
Dann
Dean
Lerchen
Witter
&
announced
for
64%
months
over
of
last
the
July
on
six
27
months'
that
$6,337,000,
year's
first
increase
an
half
year
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—To
23%.
40,000-ton
Lake
Charles,
expansion
La.,
»
1956-
arid
capital structure.
tospend ■$12,000,000
of depreciation,
replacement of
sales
income
profits
taxes,
President,
Doolin,
With
effects
Frito
the
of
York,
New
record
sales
earnings for
and
..."
,
an
36%
of
increase
were
pointed out that this is the first statement
acquisition,
in
April,
of two franchised
Inc. and New England Fritos Corp. Sales
sales and
"looking
is
year,"
net
Up 38%—
to
Fruehauf,
•
<■
all-time record highs, this
record
a
above comparable
Roy
shareholders.
425.
p.
earnings at
forwtrd
sales—38%
high
184,
Co.—Sales
Trailer
half
consolidated
all-time
22%.—V.
up
were
first
company
-
President,
»
,
of
year
figures
for
$340,000,000
in
1955's previously
*
2
reported to
V
Aug.
on
r.
'
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4
t
are
months
ended
$152,236,562
1955
which, with the inclusion of the sales of Fruehauf's Canadian subsidi¬
ary,
amounted to $110,053,515.
Sales
3857.
p.
after
profits,
Fruehauf
net
$13,770,062,
were
and profits for these two companies were included in this six months
statement, he said. Total net sales, exclusive of the two newiy-acquired
a
The
was
of
Expand Output—
Lake
months
15
Charles
plant
150,000 tons annually.
V In
last
rubber
on
July
production
31
by
facilities, at
Harvey
for
the
38%
were
Net
Fire--
S.
six
greater than
Akron,
week
in
Ohio,June
new?
to
,
its
ago,
now
at
/
was
producing
99,600
FR-S
long
the like
'
tons.
{successor
"*
.
went, "into
output
of
this
production
plant
.
to
during
from
^
.
>.
those
June
30,
1956,
totaled
for the corresponding period in
to»
for
an
of'41"%; over
Federal taxes were
the $3,731,146 ■ for
/.--*'
conversion
"have
months 'after
six
increase
of
substantially
debentures
increased
.
and the stock dividend paid
number of common shares
the
in
1956"
the
report
stated.
After
deducting
preferred
earn¬
dividends,
for the six-month period amounted to 93 cents on the
average number of shares outstanding in.3056 as compared;to 95 oents
net
*
rapid
29
first
the
representing
period in 1955.
outstanding and have resulted in slightly lowered per-share
now
ings
.
-the
30,000
The
June
rate in excess of its design capacity
a
facilities
increase
is
capacity
earnings
$5,265,678
Chairman./ When completed in December, this plant will
capacity of 190,00 long tons annually.
When purchased from
Government-produced GR-S)
of
synthetic
announced
Jr.,
Government
the
approximately twice the esti¬
to
be
charged to operations
tbe United
States and very substantially increased,
automotive electrical equipment and related .parts in
E.
C.
7,500
Net
183,
Lucky
into
-
"
A
stone,
1956
net
licensees,
1,500
ending
of
management
31 announced
this year.
July
on
months of
net
reflecting
3.600
Rise—
operations.—V.
*
over 1955,
$497,860, up 31%. Earnings were
98'cents per share on the 507,750 shares now outstanding, as compared
with 84 cents per share on 450,000 shares outstanding in 1955. /
1,000
Inc.
Co
consolidated
period
'
Co.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
six
companies,
Co.—Earnings
'
.
equipment
and
company
first
while
&
Co.
&
authorized
have
plants
Frito
The
the
and
of
.Two of the major projects involved in the program
completion and are expected to furnish increased bumper
production
1,000
Manufacturing:
company
six
first
first
year.
/
7,500
Corp.____
& Durst,
Walker & Co
earnings
the
actually caused
the
Watling,
<
merged
been
have
>
with modern automatic machinery to
increase production and efficiency in order to continue to reduce
operating costs.—V. 183, p. 1109.
a/'-/'
amounted
months
and
slightly higher.
for
3.600
Co.__
H.
that
-
12 months, which includes $8,000,000
balance to come. out of earnings, for the
the
with
1,000
G.
'
'
existing
1,000
Wagenseller
1,500
Foremost
by
directors
Tqtal
—
Common,
owned
during the next
1,000
—
1,000
Snyder
321.
operations
have
equipment
Co.
second
the
removes <
The
r
June 30,
1956
amounted to $691,307 or 60 cents per share compared with $420,721
or 35
cents per share for the corresponding period in 1955. '
Sates
for
the
period
amounted
to $7,770,000
against
last vear's
up
Consolidated
Vietor,
the; previous
for
^fi!^ v >
subsidiaries and completes the simplification of the
its
p.
Fanner
Offering-
Union
subsidiaries
and
'
13,550
1,000
Co
Securities
1,000
operating profit totaled
1,500
——
Incorporated
the like months of
for
preferred stock were called for redemption on June 29,
the last outstanding preferred stock of Foremost
second
'/ This
«
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Labouisse,
&
.*
Webster Securities
&
3,600
Weeks
Hutton
from
Consolidated
3,600
Weil,
—V.
below.—V.
Electric Auto-Lite
Noyes & Co——
Hutton & Company—
E.
W.
1108.
Centers, Inc.—Proposed
7,500
Friedrichs & Co
E. F.
amounted
— —
Hornblower &
earned
company
Sutro
-
' The remaining outstanding: shares - of Philadelphia Dairy Products
1,500
—
Douglass & Co., Inc.
&
Corporation
Co.,
&
A. Hogle & Co
J.
were
basis.
year
Ripley
7,500
Smithers & Co._
S.
Foremost
of
sales
Inc.]
1,000
11,150
Co.„
net
3,600
3,600
7,500
Boston Corp.—_
Forgari & Co.
Hemphill,
common
Co
William R. Staats & Co
Co
Inc.
months
&
Company
Agnew & Co
F.
Goldman,
reported to stockholders
ended
June
30
30
six
share on the
first half last
share
per
July
on
for
$1.45
to
outstanding.
$223,358
an
President,
earnings
equal
&
Smith, Barney & Co
&
First
Glore,
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Shuman,
1.000
'&
Securities
*
Shields
longer
no
^
3,600
' '
■
/
3,600
Estabrook
Harriman
Duriron Co.,
3,600
as compared
with $7,134,917
six months ended June 30, 1956,
the
1955.;//,/:;. / /: ^;//U /./V/'zio/
Stores.
1,000
Inc.
3,600
Elworthy
with
/
1,000
!
Corp._
months
compared
2181.
1,500
1,500
&
'
-
-
-
(In order that 1950 and 1955 results of operations may be on
comparable basis, figures for the
1955 second quarter and six
months have been adjusted to eliminate the sales of certain subsidiaries
7,506
Hutzler—
&
Bernet
Hickman,
/
7,500
—
Eastman, Dillon & Co
a
Schneider,
1,000
Dominick
&
Co.—,
&
.
Saunders, Stiver & Co
■
1955.
$22,471,000,
p.
&
Equitable
first
compared
19,
Co.,
Salomon
Inc.—_
Skaggs & Co.—— a
Dittmar & Company—
M.
Davis,
sates
quarter of 1956 were $99,220,091 as compared with $85,429,001 for
the corresponding period of the preceding year. First-half 1956 sales
amounted to $185,966,683 as against $168,031,468 for the same months
/
&
Co...
&
in
//•;-/%/://-://'////Z:////
7,500
Mosle
61 cents
dividends.
gain
the
only
not
reflected
income
a
/
-
Jackson
to
faxes
Consolidated
'
Company—
Webber,
Rotarr,
net
quarter
For
1955.
.
.
Curtis
1,000
Co
&
Ohio
Paine,
first-half earnings of $4,533,919 or
then outstanding shares, after preferred
in
$13,744,547 as against $12,385,045 for the same period of
1,500
v
.
» /
operations,
before interest,' depreciation
and Federal
on
income,
amounted to $7,673,702 for the
1956
from
State
second
1,500 ./of
Pierce,
Fenner & Beanp
The
1,000
3,600
—
Lynch,
,
:
amounted
charges,
1955
the
on
increase-
Profit
3,600
Co.
&
Merrill
3,600
Co
&
Marks
M.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
McCormick & Co.—
1,500
W. Clarke Corp.—
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Central
Julien
;///.//
—
1,500
1,500
—
merchandising on the
all
and
taxes
after
income,
•
the first half of 1956.
11,150
1,500
Co.,
&
sherrerd
&
Laurence
11,150
Inc..:
—
Butcher
net
resulting from the steady growth of the company but also the pro¬
gressively closer coordination of all major units in over-all operations.
As
a
result of the simplification of the company's capital structure
effected in the second half of 1955, earnings applicable to the common
stock-from this source alone -were increased toy $394,943 during
7,500
—
•
V'-K'.rv'v
Inc.—Reports Record Earnings— :
the "second quarter-and first half of 1956 were
the company's .history. Sales for the three months and
Jane 30, ^1956-exceeded/ those/of/any comparable
3,600
Co.
&
Brothers
Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co.;
1,500
Sullivan
Inc.
with
.
Inc.—
Co
&
Co.,
Eosworth,
Co.
&
Blair
—
Corp—..—
Freres
Higginson
Sojfd
-ended
against
as
The
7,500
Lester,
A.
Lazard
Lee
square
for the
share
per
Shares
Bateman, Eichler & Co
per
loss of $484,000
a
carryback
for
stock or
,
2637 27th Avenue
the entire city
feet- of floor space.
at
covers
area
preferred dividends. Net income for the first six months of 1956
$5,150,149, or 70 cents per share on the currently outstanding
for
stock,
agreed,
,t
grown
units and
/ totaled
:
Lehman
Drexel
loss
shs.
~
Kidder, Peabody & Co
has
both in
1956 second quarter and was equivalent to 40 cents
per
share on the 7,296,394 shares of common stock currently outstanding. This compares with net earnings of $2,594,804 for the cor¬
responding 1955 period—equal to 35 cents per share on the lesser
number of 6,444,776 common shares then outstanding, after provision
/
?
located
200,000
over
and reflected the results of aggressive
divisions of the company.
$3,002,346
and
Shares
(Allen B.) du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Loss—
of
*
shs.
conditions of the underwriting agreement, to
company
of
producer
division
Craft
part of all
subject
purchase
the respective numbers of shares of new first pre¬
severally
have
underwriters
important
an
for. both
Consolidated
\
-
now
largest sales
1
425.
p.
months
Common stock includes 2,442
*/
aggregate of
an
.
walls,
balcony
Chemical Corp.—Debentures
&
■
highest In
periods
\
1954 series
of the
White, Weld & Co
16,000
Robert W.-Bated & Co., Inc.
1,500
J. Barth & Co.—;
1,000
Vr
share on the 601,812
outstanding common shares. In the first half of 1955 net income after
taxes amounted to $711,850, equal to $1.18 per share.—V. 183, p. 2073.
1956,
■
to banks
preferred
second
conversion
upon
preferred stock after June 1, 1956.
the terms and
184,
.
Dominick
30,
June
•'
shs.
^
j
marquees,
■■'•.-■ A/- '-//"•
Machinery
six
pipe
bond
■>
the principal amount of notes payable
$47,500,000.
' v
"/
-
1956
1,
Increased
been
from
$1,471,455 in
for the six months ended
compared
•
curtain
frames,
fixtures,
Aluma
enjoying its
have
buildings
the
»
line bonds are
purchase agreements
mortgage
pursuant to
investors.
is
company
canoes./ The
425.
p.
Earnings
i
ferred stock set forth below:
barrels represented a 4.5% increase over
sales, after Federal and Slate excise taxes,
compared
with $12,000,000 during ihe
■>';/••'•/•■ .//. '
were
first
of
1957
31,
institutional
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
as
1955.
tSince
•
707,137
$12,500,000,
of
Profits
of
Net dollar
period.
amounted
.'.
:~-
<
624,154 shares.of
common stock reserved for issuance upon conversion of the outstanding
1954 series second preferred stock and common stock scrip certificates.
'///'/'"
area.
$66,000,000
prior to Dec.
certain
the
and
currently
is
Foremost Dairies,
'
Dlncludes,
this corporation in the six months ended June 30,
distribution
primary
additional
•An
with
treasury
barrel
in first-half
record
consecutive
in V.
.
4
issuable
1946,
in
the
and
-
Outstanding;
First mortgage pipe line bonds
_iL$850,000,000
*$352,649,000
Sinking, fund debentures-:—4-f-r—-—
34,000,000
38,800,000
3V2% and 3%% notes payable to banks
*
•/•/,* / v, •;;
due 1956
V—.—No Indenture £33.500.000
3%, note payable due I960
~ No Indenture *• 1,200,000
First preferred stock ($100 par value)
737,250
v 1,000,000 shs.
Second preferred stock (no par value).
472,288 shs.
8257,337
$4.40 convertible, series of 1954—4,.
300,000 shs.
Common stock ($3 par value)—H6,500,000 shtf.
85,047,245
SDoes
sales of beer was
1956,
It was reported by Rudy A. Morltz, President. However, first-half earn¬
ings dipped slightly from the 1955 level due to Increased costs of cans
and
wages
and
the
development of new
markets
within Drewrys'
The
V
Authorized
and
division are
windows
and gates, bank
offering of $30,000,000 3.80% sinking fund
debentures, due July 15, 1981, which was made on July
25 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates at 100%; and
accrued interest, was quickly oversubscribed. See details
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
/
"
^
issuance
Drewrys Limited U. S. A., Inc.—Sets New Record—
established by
EFFECT
1955,
1956.
June,
—The public
<
V
$22,510,243.
of
GIVING
special
a
in December,
volume.
Food
■
ol
1856.
p.
income
net
CAPITALIZATION
paid
paid in
was
principal plant owned in fee is
Minneapolis, Minn.
The plant
—V/ 184,
the 12 months ended April 30, 1956 the company
subsidiaries had consolidated operating revenues of $196,353,322
consolidated
and
company
,
block
/EARNINGS—For
and its
second
i
-
.
20 unpatented lode • mining
Of the proceeds of the financing,
$30,000 are to be used for exploration anl geological survey, $50,000
for possible development of properties as recommended
by geologists,
$50,000 for possible acquisition of additional properties, and $70,000
-
day.
per
The
South,
-•
next
has
.
etc.
expenses,
gas
and
share
per
was
was
standards,
boats
and
dollar
in
~
.
program involving expenditures of more than $196,000,000
planning further expenditures of approximately $85,000,000 for
phases of expansion. /'
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>
is
the
This
obtained
steadily
expansion
Colo.—Registers With SEC
Douglas Corp., Fort Collins,
aluminum
extensive natural gas transmission
an
cents
cents
doors, .grilles
lamp
Beginning
the new. preferred shares
pipe lines is about .1,888 million cubic
The company is presently engaged in an
transmission
main
natural
of
and
July
r
serving markets in California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and
Nevada.
At Dec. 31, 1955, the company's system included 6,419 miles
of main and branch transmission lines.
The delivery capacity of the
in Upper Cottonwood Creek on the
Abajo Mountain In San Juan County, Utah.
The claims are approximately 50 miles
bv road fct^wct of
cello and 28 miles by road northwest of Blanding, Utah. The property
lies in the eastern part of the Elk Ridge Mining District.—V. lb*, p. 217.
flanks
operates
BUSINESS—Company
30
share
30
of
store
fronts,
memorial
tables,
elevator
enclosures, balustrades for moving stairways and wrought iron work,
v
The company is well-known throughout the United States and oper¬
ations extend to Canada and South America.
' -
toward the reduction of bank loans pre¬
part of its construction requirements.
to meet a
viously incurred
of
per
cents
dividend
this
of
railings,
system
is located
Group
Geronimo
The
southwest
products
entrance
•
.
>
of 35
semi-annual
Incorporated in June, 1916, as the
outgrowth of a business started as a partnership in 1893. It is one
of the
two largest firms in
the United States in the field of de¬
signing, producing and erecting architectural and decorative metalwork in aluminum, bronze, nickel, sliver and stainless steel. Principal
will be applied by the company
San Juan County, Utah,
43 inclusive and Geron¬
lode mining claims located in
designated as Geronimo No, 1 to No.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of
/
acquired 44
C. Hohne, the company has
By conveyance from Fred
unpatented
*
~
*
370,000 shs:
paid every year without interrup¬
of 1947, the year following re¬
exception
dividend
cash
A
dividend
BUSINESS—The
The new first preferred stock will, rank equally, with the previously
issued series of first /preferred stock, with respect to dividends and
liquidation rights.
Is the exploration, development and
properties. The company- is In the promo¬
Operation of uranium mining
December.
a
been
500,000 sha.
contracts. For the past five years the company
policy of paying dividends semi-annually, in June
the
followed
and
Offered—
Gas Co^Preferred Stock
have
the
-/ J !jv
-
-
FINANCING
war
and
White, Weld & Co. and associates on Aug. 1 offered pub¬
licly 250,000 shares of 5.50% cumulative preferred stock
at par ($100 per share), plus accrued dividends.
,
of the " company
business
The
cent)———
one
of
lias
year-end
■
Outstanding
Authorized
••
EI Paso Natural
with
1940
"
•
114,
p.
capital and general corporate purposes,
.
'
Angeles
Los
since
.
PRESENT
TO
$5)—Z/xZ/J—-
(par
.
EFFECT
GIVING
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
tion
negotiation
Ruby Lighting operations will be moved / into
Ekco's
new
enlarged
Whittier factory.
The Ruby Lighting Co. of
Dallas, Texas, will remain unchanged in its present location.—V. 184,
costs, possible
Common
Dallas.
stock
Common
elected Chairman and President,
Albert J&ssin and Morrie Kagin
bas been elected Executive Vice-Presidents, respectively in Los Angeles
The
>//•/,;.•'v;/ •//
/
on July 19 offered pub¬
licly 27,142 shares of common stock (par $5) at $10.75
per share. ' •
1
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds ftofa the sate"of/ thii issue -Js 'to
and -Ralph Simon have been
respectively, of the Ruby Lighting Co.
and
,/
City
| E. Wood & Co., St. Paul, Minn.,
lines of manufacturing,
purchase of the Ruby Lighting Co.
Dallas, Texas, makers of industrial fluorescent
2 announced
Robert L. Lang,
(Colo.)—Stock OffereeColumbia Securities Co., Denver, Colo., on July 20 of¬
fered publicly as a speculation 6,000,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par one cent) at five cents per share.
2897.
p.
Ornamental Iron Co.—Stock Offered—
Woodard-Elwood & Co., Minneapolis, Minn., and Harold
company,
Diversified -Resources, Inc.
183,
Flour
applications such as factories, offices, schools, and hospitals.
recently appointed Vice-President of the Ekco parent
industrial
plus a planned petrochemical center in the South¬
multimillion dollar investment by Firestone in theft
industry.
The
petrochemical
center/
located
in
Texas, will include a plant to manufacture annually 40,000/
butadiene, one of the principal raw materials of synthetic
a
rubber
rubber.—V.
of
Los Angeles
and
lighting fixtures.
Arthur Keating, Chairman, said that "the Ruby purchase marks the
initial phase of a new expansion program in which the company plans
to acquire a number of factories in the builders' hardware and archi¬
tectural field.
Ekco's interest in the lighting field will be confined to
new,
and Lake Charles had a combined annual capacity
April, 1955, when Firestone purchased them.
:
expansion
of
these
two
plants at Lake Charles,
Akrcm,
of
tons
traditional
its
from
departure
major
a
company on Aug.
and
represent
Orange,
'
and
Products Co.—Enters New Field—
Ekco
Iri
third quarter
the
of
for
products
Auto-Lite
of
close
this
July 31 promises to ease the
job of producing millions of business records.
• This company announced a new electric Azograph duplicator designed
specifically for systems work. Called the Model 225 't [J?1c*V'?leSb e
A
synthetic
west,
initial equipment will increase before
are expected to be at higher levelsthroughout the remainder of the year. Meanwhile, replacement sales
should continue at an upward
184, p. 216.
sales
Duplicator—
Dick Co.—Introduces
(A. B.)
La./and
in
tons
Purchase
to
trucks.
and
cars
lor the
quarter
second
129,600
of
1956, as in recent prior years, will be a period
earnings because of the down-time and high
and
Akron
plants, at
»
/
the approaching introduction of the 1957 model
Based on presently anticipated schedules, however,
quarter of
volume
incidental
costs
$33,129,000 for the same period of 1955. Net tncorne
of 1^6, after deductions for Federal taxes of $2
030,000, was $2,177,000 as against a net income of $2,09/,000, alter
deduction of $1,836,000 for Federal taxes, for the same period in 1955.
Per share earnings for the second quarter
were 74 cent®' as a0
69 cents for tne second quarter of 1955.—V. 183, p. 2535.
against
reducel
of
/ of
earnings
duced
with
C0^°nJeh5arSrtoT™?«?oTqaS«r
tons annually.
Firestone—already thd/world's largest producer
synthetic-rubber—will haye the capaeity to prroduce 230,000 tons
annually by the end of 1956, the announcement said.
The synthetic
40,000
of the larger Investments in capital assets and re¬
during the first six months, working capital decreased
$3,188,355 during this period to $71,335,081.
,
t
,
.
Recently the business and substantially all the physical assets of;
Reading Batteries,
Inc., Reading, Pa., were acquired.
This division.
manufactures automotive, aircraft and motorcycle batteries.
V
Because
Canada
i
deduction of preferred dividends, comparing
per share earnings of $1.40 for the first half of 19^5
Sales
during
tne lirst half of
1956 amounted to $66,446,000 as
against sales of $64,243,000 for the same period of 19?5;n
H
All
figures
include tne results of General Package Corpora io
which became a division of Diamond Match
31. .
per
share earnings have been calculated on the basis of 2, /I9,6bd
11.45
to
in
earnings
1955,
adjusted
13
reflect
the
share-for-share
stock
distribution
Volume 184
^
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Number 5557
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
j
.,
t
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"
.
v
in'jJanuary 1956.
These figures include spies and earnings of the
new
acquired during the period from November
!/&§£ to April 1956.
incoming orders for the past several weeks
^showing hign
divisions
With
.
volume
.and
stability"
Mr.
"would
Fruehauf
said
he
Shopping
confident
was
at
second
half sales
surpass
the first
half record
FrUehauf to attain an all-time
high of a $340,000,000 conshlic
volume for the year"
Sales for the
in
quarter
were
quarter
when
to
earnings
compared
The
best
44
were
to
report
record
of
year. ;
Aug.
its
in
the
revealed
history.
$6,601,979,
1955
that
for
increase
of
shares
the
of
Canada
half
27%
is
v,:;
the
a
new
Earnings
of
of
this
1956
anncunced
corporation
totaled
$2.53
or
on
July
Gross
income
compared
With
30
for
by
the
$77,310,195
Interhanlel, Swiss
of
recovery
held
July
its
by
19
1S56
first
for
of
the
to
stock
interest
Property
Office
since
1942,
six
its
Wilson, attorney for Interhandel, said "The Court
on
July 27 did not pass on the merits
Interhondel should be given more time to
produce records
bank. The Court simply denied on
procedural grounds our
a
stay of the District Court's dismissal order
lawsuit
Film
&
of
Aopeals
of
of
the
Wages,
of
Swiss
a
motion
salaries,
and
V-'l
Net
V;-;./'-'"'
■■■;''
v
:
earnings
Dividends
:
earnings
Taxes, per
share
of
of
Net
stock
common
Land,
buildings, and
Working capital..
$5.02
$3.10
__
equipment
l
70,336,360
65,289,183
.
—73,998,059
dent,
July 27
on
cessful
said
with
ye~r
that
"This
Charles
has
company
just
and
(1)
modernized
organization in
capital
facilities,
the
face
investments
and
of
(2)
the
67,930,732
,
previous
$2.15
Sales
as
lor
against $1.94
the
first
$15,473,315
"On
the
basis
195G
is
steel
strike
six
for
of
first
present
favorablV
or
for
Mr.
for
years
first
Robbins
the
said.
months
outlook
turn
in
the
sales
by
Provision
Net
lor
"After
and
taxes
results
general
of
the
economy
1955
1,618,086
1,744,900
deducting
all
of
provision
1956
in
$355,289
and
the
ica
first
substantial
a
half
shown
the
profit
sizable
a
in
in
for
in
the
15%
partic'pation'-with
proposed
$36,700,000
have
to
make
Commission
would
Am°ri',an
operation
30—
by
January,
1958.—V,
orders
for
to
for
belt
183,
stockholders
on
the
basis
of
of
1956
of
share
rights
184
Sterling
will
notf-be
"t/O
962,271
period
at
$1.50
outstanding
See
increased
June
$1.57
the
for
39%,
Much
30.
period
resulting
of
in
a'■>;
business,
this
stated,
consists
not
stock
for
later
(A,)uiidHander^&'
Products
for
Corp.
amendment.
offer
is
subject
outstanding
less
The basis
The
than
offer
promissory
exchange offer
of General Tire
condition that holders
the
promissory
39.400
exchange
the
of
6%"
obligation
to
6%
and
the
of
under
notes,
68,837
the
terms
to
be
in
the manufacture
and sale of plastic
certain other extruded plastic products.-
Makes
This
require
stocks
tach
Tire
off:r,
three
of
for
of
and
not
accept the
is engaged
specified.
Carlon
pipe and pipe fittings
(R.
M.)
Sales
for
taxes
for
Co.,
acquire
all
through
year.
of
Byers
shares
10
&
of
(N.
of
in
the
on
York
New
I:
v
cumulative
If
less
Co
preference
than
stock
of
to^purchase at
General
of
shares of
100,000
$60
Byers*
shares
of
instance,
share
one
would
Son, Inc.
Tire
of
General
of
three shares of the $5 preference stock he receives.
of Byers' preference stock are offered for each
share ex¬
1 1/10 shares of General Tire's preference stock and a war¬
rant
or
to
purchase
share
one
General
Aug.
24,
but
p.
it
General
Tire's
stock
common
preference stock and $10 in
would accept all shares of Byers
it
the
reserves
that
date
';
322.
of
General's
said
after
deposited
134.
of
Tire
share
one
right
to
to
accept
Sept.
6,
any
when
or
the
all
at
$70,
cash.
with
the
net
a
first
..
;
^
.
Stock Exchange.
i.
.
offer
the
by
-M.'U
to
Tn
99
7
The
shares
of
its 6%
dividends.
way,
called
has
corporation
first
Payment
for
redemption
Sept.
on
1,
next,
be
made
180,
a
Receive
-The
;
A
-t.
t.
due
subscribe
: 1
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■1
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:
of
,d
'
—
Stock
and
Debenture Holders
to
for
C-
of
Aug.
shares of
2J40,000
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and
record
'--J*'
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U
y
l
<Y
>
9,
3'/2%
convertible
1956,
are
common
stock
'
U
'
•
be
«.
•....
-
subordinated
given
(par
r
".
-c--v■>
to
$1)
*
the
of
-g u-,.
?,*'
right
Eastern
Electrochemical
Aug.
on
against
1955
with
'
the SEC
shares
at
Retsof,
,
T.
statement
it
Fester
the
to
us
speed up
our
deliveries
winter
season
when
large
rush
quickly
Co.
to
make
183,
ice-coated
and
snow-
Y:
2076.
p.
(Minn.)
below.—V.
filed
184,
I:-,,
...
324.
p.
amendment
an
covering
1
184,
of
lette;-
a
115.
p.
of
notification
to
be
stock
common
underwriting.Y The
the
to
year's
proceeds
Y
with
the
at
par
(50
to
be
offered
are
used
capital.
recently
mailed
already
operating
step up in
an
important
an
annourced
was
acquired
plans
its
develop¬
3 by Harry Hands, President.
shareholders,
Mr.
Hands,.said that
Aug.
on
to
acquired!' dRtions
has
mine
copper
several
on
cuba7>
..•••
base
metal
.
sale
to
licensing
and
marked
record
decline
levels,
as
in
automotive
well
as
Power
received
for
White,
Union
Lynch,
1,
Aug.
&
the
Weld
of
dividends.
$1,405,000,
This
94
or
baste.
with
compares
cents
calculated
net
sal^s
for
first
half
ore-tax
on
<
the
six
months
)
amounted
as
compared with $40,243,000 for the same period
before provision for taxes on income, was $2,621,000
earnings of
$3,056,009.
half
first
1955
a
share,
per
>.
Consolidated
-
of
the
Pierce,
to
1957
will
Co.,
for
if
the
to
&
the
second
2291
p.
530,000
•
EARNINGS—For
net
$5,139,678,
quarter
were
as
and
V.
184,
Central
Period End. June
'
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Railway
Railway
Railway
1955
shares
;"!
"•
.
-June
Income
Y
the
12
of
of
^^
,'*Yr-
jjj
\,,'S
146.061,761
17,528,890
110,368,169
common
Francis
I.
2,949,296
3,186,352
18,891,827
20,387,592
joint
(net
fixed
oper.
inc.
1,940,283
583,824
3,559.010
E.
available
charges
10,596
stock,
which
is
customers
ended
population
central
subsidiary
a
wholesale
cocpera uve.
portions
or
electric
in
w.e
216,910.
was
April 30,
1956,
of
service
year
iyoo,
/ ■
;
total
operating
net
income
revenues
of
$32,391,723
and
net
income
1955.
year
consist
financing, capitali¬
in long-term debt;
and 3,528,770
current
$74,000,000
of
stock,
par
of
.
.
preferred
par $10.;
to
$100;
of the 1986
bonds which
1,750,003
Courts & Co._____
800,000
1.750,000
Pacific Northwest Co.__
300,000
1,320,000
Julien
Higginson Corp—-Y-
Lee
yY,
.
Co., Inc.—Current
______________
184,
;.'■
-
Sales
$21,962,293
-
■;
i
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Increased—
,
1956—28 Wks.—1955
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$25,197,277
$174,801,202 $158,625,569
2,333,302
13,242,755
14,488.542
171,893
1,266,902
59,676
70.832
Frovis.
Y„
2,4"7.647
14.449,981
15,278,560
617,664
629,930
3,681,956
to
sink-
inc..
6,669,918
tax.
for
on
on
inc..
3,505,000
1,762,000
$3,164,918
share$1.77
$1,657,482
$8,039,554
$3,860,505
$0.93
$4.50
$2.16
income
_________
per
1,787,908
on
of
on
1,867,717
—V.
11,454,307
10,768,025
183,
income
City
Southern
Period End. June 30—
1,437,805
share'
3.102,220
■.».
*5
$0.46
shares
107,380
Ry.—Earnings—
195*—Month—1955
1,760,337
10,123,745
$3.26
oper.
revenue—
$3,962,917
oper.
expenses-
2.348,074
S3.48
June
30,
>.
t
1956.—V.
-
*
;
Net
Net
184,
.(-v.w.
,\i
J 1
.
V.
:
<•
4-"
■u
' J
si
~
J*.*
c.iil
fr.
rev.
ry.
J
ry.
oper.
184* p. 7,
;
t-
'
$1 614,843
oper.
648.448
income
j
Y
i
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1956—S M^s.- -1955
$3,752,637 $23,731,929 $22 076.457
2,140,790
13,559,661
12, 380,022
10,810.027
$0.57
-
outstanding,
w
Railway
644,280
644,280
*
:
outstanding.
3011.
p.
Kansas
■
107,380
com.
3,41),482
shares presently
Railway
per
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$89,830,729 $57,646,541
16,992 554
8,183,505
8,953,000
4,323,000
tax.
3,824,253
1,545,185
applied
Net
•Earnings
2,162,849
—.
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
860.850
7,548
before
(&
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$34,580,289 $21,896,132
..
r. u :i '
i
*
■
$1,511,847 $10,172 268
666,229
3,978,523
$9.6 6,435
4,013,744
-
'
Iff
)
i
£
»
.
250,000
Collins & Co
427.
p.
Inc.
.
1,320,000
$2,510,000
Tea
•Based
income
i:
A.
;
north
& Co.
sales
for
ing funds
>
supplies
in
and
Period End. June 30—
3,354,257
233,162
Fixed charges
i
$3,750,-
duPont & Co.
Net
472.287'
income
p..324«
j
bonds,
$33,7r'0,e;r,2
Joy Manufacturing Co.
facility
Dr)
Y
1985,
1,
these
to
will
Period End. July 14—
—V.
103,889,597
accruals—
and
3 42,119,988
17,975,863
tax
•Based
Aug.
of
counties
10
company,
also
R.
months
with
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Hallgarten & Co
—V. 184, p, 427. ;■ Y\;Y
'ti-
23,032,368
expenses
railway
•Earns,
sale
cumulative
Peabody
Sales
oper.
Inc.,
amounted
calendar
company
shares
Kidder,
Y
23,337,729
Net
Net
after
names
of
the several purchasers
bonds, and the principal amounts of 1986 series
they have agreed to purchase are as follows:
•
1956—6 Mos.—1°55
revenues
Boston
Hutzler
&
series
Lower-
1956—Month—1955
■
the
ior
of
125,000
$24,278,090
oper.
and
rents
RR.-
30—
or
within
The
219.
p.
First
were:
Brothers
PURCHASERS—The
against
Offered—
(Jointly),
.CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
zation
.....'..y
$19,951,000
the
company
compared
$4,984,136
1955.
against
the
of
revenues
same
as
414s,
as
the
on
from
located
central New Jersey.
Public Utilities Corp.,
municipalities and one
average number of electric
Jewel
Illinois
—
outstanding
east
$36,558,000
Profit,
to
also
Salomon
Beane
redeemed
proceeds
prepay
four
the
year earlier. Profit before taxes amo-nted to $1,573,000 as compared
with
a
pre-tax profit of $2,16.9,000 for the
1955 second
quarter.—
V. .183,
v
101.421; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Corp.,
Fenner
100%
Used
be
approximately
to
tp'ft
of
Co.—Bonds
BUSINESS—Company provides retail electric service in all
4 cities, 66 boroughs, 59 townships and 2 towns with a
of
income, after taxes, for the thr«e months ended June 30, 1956
was $777,000, equal
to ?3 cents per common share, after provision for
preferred dividends, against $1,008,000, or 71 cents per share of com¬
mon.stock.a year earlier,
;->Y
Y. /V.YY,*Sales
;
credit agreements with banks
and the balance of $6,250,000 will be
applied to the cost of the com¬
pany's construction program which contemplates expenditures of $14,650,000 during 1956.
from the previ¬
elimination of
Net income, ofter taxes, for the first six months of the current year
$1,286,009 and was equivalent to 85 cents per share on the
common stock currently outstanding, a'ter provision
Light
bonds,
&
Securities
PROCEEDS—Of
000
1,261,393 sha-evof
preferred
country.
■
totaled
income
that
,
101.217.
The bonds will be redeemable at the
option of the company &t regular
redemption prices ranging from 106.17%
if redeemed
prior
to
Aug. J, 1957 to 100%
if redeemed on or after Aug. 1, 1985; and at
special redemption prices ranging from 102.18%
n
reueemeu prior to
Earnings Off—
continuing
bids
and
Merrill
^
production
the
to
Central
101.516;
101.32
and
for
in
*'■
-
.
to
General
F.
sites
.
additional Y
report also pointed out that this company is in a strong
finance this development program.
As of July 25,
company had approximately $300,000 in current cash.
Y ;•
the
Corp.,
lines, sales for the three months and six months ended
1956 were below these for the corresponding periods of 1955.
Peo, President, said in his report to stockholders.
30,
,
-Y
July .31,
2,000,000
on
additional
an
|trust.—V.
filed
24
Cuba,
report
porition
Other
t
stock
common
Iloudaille Industries, Inc.—Sales and
Due
,
capacity
Courthope, Gen¬
expansion "q^Uo 'is,.planned ."in.;;Canada,
continued
Mf.
the company's activiti s are proceeding on
He
Jersey
of $8,200,^
sales
registration
a
its
of
.*
:ii
mine
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates on Aug. 1 offered
publicly $10,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 4Ys%
series, due Aug. 1, 1986, at 102.17%, plus accrued interest, Y
to yield 4%.
The bonds were won at competitive bid¬
ding on July 31 on a bid of 101.57%.
y
'
net
a
2014,
p.
with
outstanding
$8,187,000
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
2
share,
181,
to
Jt
1•
which
reported that
uranium, lithium and
its
1
amounted
company also derives some income from the
others of its electrolytic cells.-—V. 184, p. 218..
Balance
stock
common
1969
"hf
-V
Co.
Rights—
holders
debentures
to
Union
July
shares
operating
Minerals
Additional
are
Income
Grand
York
Co.—Sells Waconia Properties—
Power
on
Province,
progress
1956
The company manufactures chlorine/ caustic soda, hydrogen, phenolic
plastic molding compounds, caustic potash, potassium carbonate,
trifchloroethylene, phenol and many other diversified chemicals.
The
5,536
per share, plus accrued
the Empire Trust Co., 120 Broad¬
1208.
at
p.
to
enable
stated.—V.
without
and
program,
Hands'.
(par $5)
to be sold by the estate of Blanche Ferry Hooker, late widow
of Elon Huntington Hooker, a founder of the company.
None of the
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be received by the company.
Smith, Barney & Co. and R, W, Pressprich & Co. will underwrite the
public offering, expected to be made about Aug. 22, 1956.
which
Income
preferred stock at $10.25
will
New York 5, N. Y.—V.
New
The progress
•
<■
months
cents, per
Miscellaneous deductions
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—Partial Redemptipn—
States
mihihg properties ih
(Del.) above.—V. 184, p. 426.
year.
six
or
110,423
Other
expires.—V.
according
during
he
Power
company,
Oriente
/'
••
shares
'
upstate
mine.
will
needed
are
share),
per
Jdahette
.,;
„
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
loss of $30.—V.
company
relating
Equip,
deposited
of
salt
safe,"
400,000
expenses
quarter were $4,015,000 with net profit after
versus sales of '$4,117,000 and net, profit of $21,950
$76,640
for
each
Holders
changed
salt,
Retsof
facility
salt
covering
ment
J.)—Stock Offering—
(N.
-o.
:
in
com¬
Byers for
the Byers'
■■
Mr.
purposes,
second
profit of $133,527,
000
stock.
of
stock
common
ratio will be 3'/3
General Tire. In either
warrant
and
common
the
rock
of
roads
Y- This
a
exchange
a
the
corporate
Jeanette Minerals, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—To
Step Up
Development Program—
i;
J.)
stock
Son, Inc.
common
Net
exchange
an
other
Y
to receive rights to subscribe
Hollander
A.
jV-y
dealt
Hollingshead
the
thet same period last
Sales
and
;■
'
;
this
holders
held.
share
will receive
to
2
Byers
early
$5
the
Aug.
on
M.
the
shares
tendered,
preferred
holder
A.
began
share
one
is
of
first
the
each
mon
offered
company
preference
lor
of
Carlon,
Byers Stock Offer—
Negotiations
Under
all
of
Carlon
supplied by
exchange
the presently
the
$1,060,000,
shares
of
be
make
of
aggregating
common
notes
to
is
to
its
Boston
June
stock
common
expanding
The" corporation
SEC
year
cash
The company
shares
for
for
funds
115.
p.
loose
of
Northern
unprofitable
for
and
additional
Investors, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
of large I
in ;;S
this
cents
are
of
each
See A. Hollander & Son, Inc.
Ralph
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 27,
1956, covering 26,068 shares 01 $5 cumulative preference stock, $100
par. General Tire proposes t? offer these preference shares in
exchange
capital,
the
214%
Prudential
*
Y
.
183,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
by
no
\
$30,000,000
exchanged
requires
are
Y
1974.
investment company
1956,
to its registration statement
shares of beneficial interest in the
fully reflected
be
completed
are
ijh.'ii.OH
/
I.
There
corporation's
business
from
amounts
31, 1959.
been
Amer¬
Investment Trust of Boston—Registers With SEC—
-
-
;
i'l
is
of
Interstate
289,051
426
n
the
have
the
of
1S4,
additional
This
shares
tons
Manager
"The
Deleware company held as of
Aug. 8, with rights to expire on or about
Aug." 30. The Stock will be priced at par ($25 per share). The offering
will not be underwritten-.
^//.vI:*.v
The
working
company
35,000
eral
485,271
383,346
-
President,
systems which will
common
one
1£58,
of
corporation's
in 1977, 1983,
1955
513,?13
of this company
23.392 shares of
on
Co.
the
f
that
July 1,
growth
stated.—V.
quantities
of period__
and
for
,
against
Rochester, N. Y., by adding a 28,800-square-foot steel storage
building purchased from the Luria Engineering Co. of
Bethlehem, Pa.
Retsof is
the largest
salt mine in the world.
:
:
'
The building, scheduled to be
placed in operation in time to meet
heavy cold-weather demand for rock salt, will have a storaje
1755.
p.
1956
preferred dividend.
conveyor
Insurance
International Salt Co.—To Expand Mine—
of
pass
1,049,313
the
1,
mature
additional
covered
-
number
for
announced
Aug.
to
continued
This
would ,have
is carried out according to sched¬
the program
average
Borrow
.
have
'
near
4
share________J'_^____
common
Prudential
$150,f000,000
also
due
notes
The
Watson
investment
To
—
to mature in equal amounts
Notes will be issued in various
Watson
37/a%
California-to-
an
The
time not later than Dec.
debentures
'
would
'
■' >
notes
1989.
Mr.
for
ous
General Tire & Rubber
r
T-'
etc.1
sinking fund requirements.
(A.) Hollander & Son, Inc. (Pel.)—Proposed Offering
depreciation
1955.—V.
capital,
borrow
time to
Co.—May Issue Debentures—
a
with
to
3%%
of
loss
$902,586
including
expenses
$596,896
715.500
working
ment
Y
cor-
cents
against
as
resins,
$1,513,132
amortization
by
taxes
provision
Hooker
of
1365.
p.
had
backlog of unfilled business
Robins, Jr., Chairman and
This
3,258,032
income
on
the
eight
$25,616,250 $21,479,077
the
on
compared
balance
1956
income
which
earnings until the contracts
and during 1957.—V.
183, p. 2763.
our
$24,213,985 $12,881,047
operations—______
per
before
sales
2650.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
i
from
in
to
'»
(with
$150,000,000 — Thomas J. Watson, Jr., President, on
July 31, announced that IBM had entered into an agree¬
six
and
Utilities
June
earnings before
record
ago.
the
the
Six Months Ended June
30—.;
'Profit
year
for
in
the
new
183, p. 2290,
General Steel Castings Corp.
Not
a
"However,
unforeseen
could affect this outlook."—V.
six
this year were $16,506,452
of 1955.
half
bookings
other
some
the
months of
the
be
Ended
suc¬
a
General .Outdoor Advertising Co.
Inc.—Earnings Up—
with
shares
of
caused
was
:
contracts
Bell,...Presi¬
concluded
Earnings for the six months ended June 30, 1956, were
$1,260,022
compared with $1,215,997 for the corresponding period in
1955, it was
announced on July 30 by Burr L.
Robbins, President.
The earnings per share of common stock for the
first half of 1956
were
by
Public
will
cable
Months
V
H.
fine
performance
problems."—V. 183,
difficult
many
in
for
stock
common
.
by Hawaiian directors on Aug. id will
a debenture issue, J. B. Atherton, President,
Thomas
the
increased
equal
in
outstanding,
*
Incoming
highest earnings, the highest dollar sales volume,
and the highest dividend,
payments in its history;
'These
improved earnings were made possible by two principal
factors:
$202,156
were
stock
number
$30,902
were
with
earnings
common
Net earnings after taxes
Common shares outstanding; at end
;|23,1$j6;§58
ffarry A. Bu}iisu Chairman of the Board, and
;
financed
sales
Net
3,970,098
$5.68
••
,
,
7,830,687
,
used
1
•
'
approved
in
8,413,402
stock..
common
'
.
12,383,500
$9.00
dividends—
share
/
1366..
p.
B
contingent dividend rights) to be offered
i,n uqits of 80 shares of class A stock and eight shares of class B stock
at $100
per Uhitr,
without underwriting.
The ne„ proceeds are to be
company
If
the
'Based
6,225,971
of
excess
per
if
and,
Territorial
The
Earnings in
Net
cla-^s
financing and the Federal Communications Commission
Six
18,252,035
-
■
■
I
share.
per
corporation on .July 23 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 200,000 shares of class A common stock (no par—with
prior dividend rights,of seven cents per share) and 20,000 shares of
SEC
expire on
The offering
of
67,939.970
14,056,638
—
declared.——
$2
Commission—
The
(conversion
to
are
Ilewitt-Robins inc.—Sales Up 19%—
415,075,644
20,476,133
__________
the
ule,
1955
410,555,677
70,964,336
benefits..
——
earnings
1955,
cable
'Earnings
1956
retirement
Taxes
in
to approve the cable.
for
of
allowances
above
Rignts
,,,
compared
The
of
same
determination
products & services 516,052,804 513,651,149
Goods
and services
purchased
from
others,
amounts sot aside for depreciation, and ad¬
justment
forth
set
provisions
company plans to acquire
& Telegraph
Co. in a
The
whether
and
the sales
the
on
explained that Hawaiian
approximately $5,500,000.
Subs.)—Year in Brief-
fiscal Year Ended May 31—
1956,
He
our appeal. When our case is
dismissed by the District Court after
30,
we
will
appeal
on
the
grounds that the District Court's
dismissal of our case constitutes an abuse of
judicial discretion;
"Up to now, we have already brought to the United States almost
200,000 of the bank records called for and more will
be obtained,"
Mr. Wilson said.—V.
183, p. 1857.
Received from
183,
tax
year.
jobbing foundry,
of
probably be
reported.
July
(&
30,
last
share
a
half
This
27.
General Mills, Inc.
June
Hawaiian Telephone
announced
was
Washington
of
income
1,055,700 shares
decrease
Hawaii
pending
Insurance Enterprises, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
for
2290.
p.
Aniline
it
date
debentures!.
Telephone
John J.
in
tfp
first
183,
continue
General
in
Co.
said, 'The loss, which has since been
greatly curtailed,
was
caused
by considerably reduced requirements
of
automobile
manufacturers
for
small
special castings and by
a
change in the type of castings used, the company pointed out.;—
V. 183, p. 1614.
$99,904,999,
1955.—V.
will
Union
V '
fint
Corp.—Lawsuit—
corporation,
record
of
above.—V.
after
period
on
ceius
The
share, compared with
period of 1955, it was
President.
amounted
half
$100
1955.
per
same
Stebler,
of
the
investment
the Allen
J.
Film
majority
the
half
for
subsidiaries
$2.79
or
for
"William
first
its
and
share
General Aniline &
Corp.,
share
a
company's
$6,647,069,
per
Corp.
ended
responding
*-Y;
General American Transportation Corp.—Earnings
months
the
on
per
subscription price will be
underwritten.-—V. 134, .p. 426.
earnings
months
last
period
same
■
^
$6,006,033,
business
shares
Admiral
Net
218.
p.
Grand
International Business Machines Corp.
tovanng
$47,500,000—V. 184,
of
(excluding fractions) of common
3V2% debentures are convertible
Co.
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Reports Lower Earnings
having
established
the
over
.
share
common
share
Union
Hallicrafters Co.—Acquisition—
<
of
first
each
Grand
outstanding
period.
Fruehauf
Sales
an
number
average
for
each full
for
the
The
^
be
not
See
working capital at June 30. 1956, amount®** t<> $iOS692T»v *•<?
compared
with
$54,204,683 on Jan. 1,
1956.
This
increase resulted
largely from the sales of two issues oi debentures in Marcu
on
30.
will
Net
for
4.8216
were
the
on
cents
51
also
in
year
cents
which
close of
$76,808,342 up 28% from ttie same
including those of Fruehauf of Canada,
sales,
share
one
into
ratio
This was the highest sales for
any quarter in Frue¬
Net earnings, after taxes, amounted to $2,642,326 as
$2,029,366 in the corresponding period of 1955. Per share
history.
compared
or
the
860,059,026.
hauf
as
second
1955
Centers^ Inc.
.
held,
stock
■i
v
,1 ,K
; i
li,
.
Chronicle.».Monday, August 6, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
6
;(5?2)
of 8:/2%7 of such price.
load
sales
1956—3 Mos —1955
$15,456,544 $10,270,79^
Period End. June 30—
gaieS
___
1837p~ 2418;
—V.
1
^
—L.
1837 p." 2898.
1956—9
$40,761,411 $26,765,721
%
,
Aircraft
The
proceeds
net
corporation on July 17 tiled a letter of notification with the
150,00J shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
Utah.
,
at $2 per snare, wicnout unuerwriting.
The proceeds
for exploration and development and to purchase addi¬
tional stock of its subsidiary, Leadville Explorations, Inc., Denver, Colo.
also
company
V,
be used
to
—V.
Corp.—Stockholders Approve Merger183, p. 3011,
above.—V.
Packing Co.
Beech-Nut
See
'
,
Expands in Canada—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Unit
acquired 29 additional acres
the expansion ox its aircraft
Ontario International Airport,
it was announced cy J. Kenneth Hull, LAS President,
'this increase
will increase the area occupied at Ontario by the
aircraft overhaul
company to slightly more than 100 acres.
To etfeet this latest LAS expansion, 27 of 33 acres on the south
side of -the airport which had been under lease to Northrop Aircrait,
Inc., were relinquished
by Northrop to the City of Ontario.
The
City leased
this area and two additional and contiguous acres to
LAS.
The
new
lease
does
not Involve any
buildings.
It amends
existing LAS airport leases with the City, extending to October, 1967,
LAS, under sublease irom Northrop, • has been using 20 acres of
tl.e property
to implement contract for the maintenance of twlnand four-engine military airciait.
These projects will be continued.
has
Inc.,
Service,
Aircraft
Lockheed
from
City of Ontario, Calif., for
and modification base, at
tne
maintenance
—V.
available
not
to
dent
Co.—Semi-Annual Earnings—
L. O. F. Glass Fibres
Net
half
first
Proiit
1956.
of
non-recurring adjustments
the result of the merger
year.
Sales in most product lines increased during
the
year,
It was reported on July 30 by R. H.
comparable due to a number of
ings made during that period as
that
of
half
of
7
President, W
Production at
E.
<
Sept,
devoted primarily to the development I of
processes and new end-uses.—V. 184, p. 428.;
On
products, new
with the SEC'
cent), to be offered
proceeds are to be
working capital, exploration and drilling operations.
covering 6,CD0,000 shares of common stock (par one
at five cents per share, without underwriting.
The
for
used
expenses,
to offer the debentures for subscription
by holders of its outstanding common stock at the rate of $500 of
debentures (with warrant) for each 50 common shares.
One subscrip¬
The
company
right
proposes
.
if
Net
the
proceeds,
bank
current
were
borrowed to finance Increased volume of business.
Each
chase
Mack
shares of
be
issued
stock.
common
with
in
vehicle
gross
weight
from
will
to pur¬
dated Se^tL
be
manufacturer of trucks
pounds to over 200,000
16,000
pounds.
sales
totaled
Trucks
Mack
for
$126,610,000,
for
compared
the
with
six
months
ended
$83,737,000
June
30,
1956
similar
th>
In
1956.-
assets
net
close
reaching
In
Aug.
1.
close
to
of
this
July
corporation
31,
the
Hilton
passed
Slayton,
the
$50,000,000
President,
777
all-time company high,
mark
announced
Ve "corporation
on
came
its assets at the end of July 1954.
Fund consists of 11 share classes, owned by 13,250 In¬
vestors, with total shares outstanding of over 12,774,438.—V. 184, p. 428.
the
ments
August
to
its
announced
store, will be
On
Aug.
Bblvely,
-In
—V.
Sol
p.
women's
will
add
and
Piesident.
In
two
new
children's
addition,
retail
apparel
a
newly
The
all.
•
will
shopping
a
Ga.,
be
center
modernized
a
opened at Lancaster,
near Louisville.
store
will
be
Ohio,
reopened
on
,
at
and
Aug.
15.
325.
underwriting
and
-
terms
Industries, Inc-, Newark, N. J.—Stock Of¬
fered—Daggett Securities, Inc., Montclair, N. J., on July
25 offered publicly 280,000 shares of class A common
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
and
micninery,
net
for
proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment
working
capital
and
other
general
corporate
purposes
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
*
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
•
Class
A
common
stock
(par
10
cents)
280,000 shs.
Class
B
common
stock
(par
10
cents)
1,720,000 shs.
•
■
net
in the automotive,
during this period.
Sept.
shareholders
to
10
15,
195G. Mr. Cotes
board to conserve
said
the
the
expenditures
to
be
agricultural
dividend from
of
at
record
action
the
the
was
company's cash
for the recently
made
and the further auto¬
184, p. 116,
Shaw, Chairman of the Board, and J. S. Mack, President,
that
net
earnings
for
the six
months
ended
on
June
were$|3,007,014, equal to $1.41
per share, or an increase of
$1.22 earned in the similar period of lasi year.
Dollar
6% for the 1956 period with a total of 3C2 stores in
the
were
up
June
stores
30,
contract,
to
which
24
and
two
of
are
10, respectively, for
improvement during
further
anticipated.—V. 183,
previous.
year
a
Seven
the year end.
continuing with 37 locations
presently under construction.
This
is
program
16
over
before
open
expansion
of
with
strike
steel
increase
an
scheduled
are
company's
June
30,
1955.
latter
the
Despite
half
of
1956
2539.
p.
FINANCING
Outstanding
280,000 shs.
720 000
National
John
7
July
on
share,
directors
the
convertible
Harold
declared
also
paid
was
of
close
Into
W.
of
be
.
four
$48,800,
"
.
.
7
Net
equal
sks!
183,
Aug.
of
•
share
on
cents
40
28,
of
the
the
a
preference
at
company
President,* said
and
3M
Zenith
period
the
of
stock
the
will
rate
a
had
Co.—Acquisition
Zenith Plastics Co. of Gardena, Calif.,"
components,
was
announced
Milton
and
Brucker,
Zenith
\<V 777. ''77
Zenith by Mr.
'.,
dealers
in
the
middle
England states
the
of
sold
has
dealers
200
and
In
serviced
the
MM
new
farm
erected
be
distribution
half
in
that
fall,
this
to
for a new building at Harrisburg, Pa.,
headquarters for sales, service, and parts
dealers in this division, comprising Pennsylvania,
completed
been
MM
as
York, New Jersey, Delaware,
of
Virginia,
and
the
New
Maryland, West Virginia, the northern
England states. The division head¬
be a modern one-story office and warehouse structure
similar to the company's new division buildings in many other sections
quarters
of
the
will
A
the
firm'3
branch
of
the
new
office
and
Atlantic
Division
is
another
step
in
line
entire sales organization.
warehouse will be established at Canandaigua,
expansion
of
its
1956,
1955
period
of
1955.
Up Sharply—
to
first
the
of
the
mid-year report
six
Had
for
Robert
sales
months
Pacific
of
of
is now
first
Can
for
the
to
share¬
of
the
of
profit
the
for
first
with
operations
the
Division,
have
$32,500,857
report.
the
in
of
the
been
1955
of
six
on
$65,122,
Had
would
mid-year
in
This
half
first
Divi¬
Pacific
included,
would
1955
'
compared
with
Pacific
totaled
7
as
share
per
1955.
1955
$29,291,233
half
months
six
President,
January,
first
cents
half
Corp.
to the
of
the
compares
months
Solinsky,
according
sales
for
for
45
or
This
six
the
S.
National
?956,
Can's
sales
net
1955."
con¬
been
have
7,.>7
months
of
in
corresponding..period
$511,716
the
1956
to
amounted
J»
•*
Substantially
quart-r,
p.
first
a
$1,576,732
r,
$480,112
to
outstanding.
the
income
said
net
The operating
■v
deductions,
gain of 11% over sales
which included five months'
1955,
sion.
shares
net
$37,498,
represented
amounted
all
sales of Paci'ic Can,, which
onlv
.•(the
after
share, -in
per
included,
higher
sales
earnings
and
with
compared
as
a
exacted
arc
Mr.
ago,
year
2077.
-
t*"t
in
Solinsky
third
said.—V.
183.
7:7
National Cash Register
Six
Months
Ended
-77" '
Net
'
sales,
companies
Income,
United
1
including
and
before
.7
(
>
:*
v
195G
7-7
foreign
1955
*"
155.554,528
7,058,000
137,753,265
16,144,076
5,515,600
20,491,584
taxes.:
4,049,600
income
the
3,013,893
9,383,934
7,614,578
1,659,380
1,350,895
7,724,604
__
—
foreign
to
'
■
subsidiary
branches—
taxes.
of
remitted
N-t
of
\->x
taxes—
after
not
sales
income
income
Net earnings
,• ••
taxes
States
•Income
Co.—Earnings Rise—
30—
June
7 7'-
6,263,683
subsidiaries & branches
United
•:
States——--
^
_
-
Earnings per share on number
outstanding (6,673.663)—
of
shares
now
$1.16
——
"Earnings
States
for
pared
with
reported
the
six
by
subsidiaries
months
$3 795.643
amounted
In
1955.
In
branches
and
to
$4,565,140
accordance
outside
after
with
$0.94
the
taxes,
United
as
company
com¬
policy,
earnings actually remitted to the United States
the earnings of
the Canadian silbsidiary are included in net
income. These amounted to $2,905,760 for the six months as compared
with $2,444,753 in 1955.
"
77
7, ■ 7'
■
only
plus
foreign
those
Foreign
currencies
were
was
converted
at par.—V.
i
converted
remittance
at
rates
of
exchange
1956 and May 31, 1955, except for Canada which
prevailing at May 31,
183, p.
-
2077. "
...
•
■'
-•
.•
.
/
•
.National Container Corp.—Proposed Merger—
The
meet
was
directors
this
week
announced
of
this
a
.
j
and of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. will
proposed merger of the two comnanies, it
Jointly by J. P. Levis, Chairman
company
to consider
in
;
a
statement issued
and
Samuel Kipnis, President of National Container.
proposed merger would be effected through an exchange of stock.
Container common and preferred stockholders would receive
Owens-Illinois common stock and new Owens-Illinois preferred stock,
the
latter
convertible
under certain
conditions into Owens-Corning
The
National
Fiberglas
Corp.
Owens-Corning.
The
country.
Establishment
with
according
ago,
income,
common
of Owens-Illinois,
-
have
Plans
New
Atlantic Division
territory for many
Minneapolis-Moline
machines
years.
to
on
were
.
and
being added to
are
19^6
,
Atlantic
the Minneapolis-Moline dealer
organization and will be organized into a new Atlantic Division of the
firm, effective Nov. 1, 1956, it was announced on Aug. 1 by Henry
S. Reddig, Senior Vice-President. —.
As
of
Nov.
1,
1956,
Minneapolis-Moline
will
assume "the
farm
machinery franchise held by Frick Co., Waynesboro,, Pa. Practically
New
of
,
wholly owned 3M subsidiary.,,
equipment
year
net
30,
cents
been
made
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Acquires 200 Dealers—
farm
a
been
preference stock.
company
Negotiations for
the purchase were handled
for
R. H. Watson, Treasurer and Comptroller;
and John W.
Stodder of the A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.—V. 184, p. 326.
hundred
of
June
six
January
of
Brucker;
Two
like
the
share
per
half
be
-
Minnesota firm has acquired substantially all of
purchase price of $4,000,000 will be paid with cash
stock.
>■
will operate as
in
of
of
195*5.
3C,
first
the
$39,827,680
with
$1.72
June
for
shares
provision
after
higher sales and better profit margins, consolidated net
the first half of 1956 rose sharply from the correspond¬
the 1,054,857
or
of
the
common
compared
to
equal
ended
products
amounted
holders.
.
assets. The
Zenith's
taxes,
months
comnany's
1956
1,095,760
$1,888,852,
National Can Corp.—Earnings
Foreign
Manufacturing
this company of
of
the
30,
the
on
3013.
$30,742,596.
bankers headed by Union
Securities
ofier to purchase at the
price of $106.32 ya per share any shares of preference stock tendered
to them, at the office of Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York prior to
the close of business Aug.
28.—V. 184, p. 428.
.7
"77
by
six
as
p.
solidated
with a group of investment
Corp. whereby the bankers will
Purchase
income
the
reported
27
ended June
share
per
profit
manufactured
Consolidated
arrangements
&
for
July
on
months
cents
of
Reflecting
,
dividends.
accrued
to
divkend
a
stock
Mining
Federal
for
shares
sales
$26,624,458
•''* ;'' 77 7.,:,7<K'';7
/
:■ ?
1.538 shares ox common per share
Sweatt, Board Chairman, said the
Minnesota
to
the six
capital stock outstanding.
This. compares with a net
1,095,760
10 to stockholders of record Aug. 15.' A
the common in the previous quarter.
business
equal
Fibres, Inc.—Reports Loss-—r
President,
for
$1,956,937
on
common
Automotive
Bannister,
to
by
supplied
to call for-redemption on Aug. 31
3.307c
convertible
preference stock
amount
an
payable Sept.
stock,
dividend
V Until
voted
31
shares
plus
G.
consolidated net loss
ended
to
are
-'
-
7
-
outstanding,
a
similar
all
Markwood
reported
1956
tne company's quarterly
payable
of
of
announced
the
registration statement with'"the SEC
a
'
directors
the
common
establish¬
stores, it is
modernized
\
stores
new
in
Savannah,
184,
corporation
120
of
Mar.gel,
reopened.
23,
Ky.,
this
chain
by
of
eastern plant near Newark, D^L,
Consolidated
Mangel Stores, Inc.—Adding to Its Chain—
During
months
conditions
industries
reduce
Lansing plants.—V.
compares
7'-
the
of
"
/
at. $105
doubling
Today
six
7;7
•
income drring
producer of highly specialised aircraft
by officials of the two firms on Aug. 3.
Herbert P.
Buetow, President of 3M,
'Managed Funds, Inc.—Assets Over $50,000,000—
market
view
new
over
under
has
1955
Net income for the 1956 first half was $5,754,000, as against
$3,292,000 earned in the first six months of 1955.—V. 184, p. 325.
Total
first
Aug.
desire
the
operation
Calls Preference Stock for Redemption—
period.
at
16%
one
.
Net
in
of
30
sales
3012.
p.
*
approximately
10-year ,warrant
a
The debentures
will mature Sept. 1, 1968.
long been known as a leading
has
ranging
will
debenture
500
five
1956 ar.d
1,
presently undetermined, may initially be used to reduce
loans, amounting to $95,000,000 at June 30, 1956, which
price
proceeds
The
the financing will provide additional working capital
the company's expanding business. * A part of
finance
to
cents,
business
the
1956
30,
is
financing will be added to the working capital
of the company and will be applied In the, first instance to reduce its
outstanding bank loans which amounted to $27,536,489 as of June 30,
Net
by
proceeds of
181,
Aug. 1 filed
on
offering
amendment.
is
funds
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Registers De¬
public
warrants.
and
the
**
Dip—
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Earnings Up 16%—
covering $25,000,000 of 20-year sinking fund debentures due 1976,. The
company proposes to offer the debentures, for Dublic sale through an
underwriting group headed by Union Securities Corp. The interest rate,
,
amendment.
Dominick
& Dominick
is named as the
principal underwriter.
Northeast Capital Corp., owner of 30.02% of
the outstanding common stock of the company, has agreed to exercise
Its
rights to subscribe for $5,660,000 oi uebentares. with attached
supplied
for
vo.ed to
40
of
on
W. C.
July
ing
/
being given for each common share held, and 50 rights
are required to subscribe for
each $500 of debentures (with a warrant
for the purchase of
live common snares),
ine interest rate on the
debentures,
subscription
price
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
tion
close
mation
biological
at
withdrawn.—V.
been
This company
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1956, covering $19,212,000 subordinated debentures due 1968
warrants to purchase
192,120 shares of its $5 par common
(with
7 7■'' 7:77 7 7S7'-7-■•■7'
Off—Sales
Corp.—Offering Withdrawn
bentures With SEC—
27,
Btock),
$5
of
the
on
7 v7: 7'7 7'777777
competitive
and
to
cents
the
The
proposed offering of 100,000 shares of common stock (par
50
cents per share,
through General Investing Corp.
The
cent)
"t
SEC—
Trucks, Inc.—Registers With
Mack
The
July
Uranium
Mid-Continent
7\7'7?7y777777'77'7
" 7" ; '7'"':V-7 ■'.■'7,
50
—V.
on
products.
paid
of
directors
Trie
& Con ine, f ^ext
^
&
Co., Inc., with a bid of 100.13. Lowest bid of 100.049 was
submitted by The First Boston Corp.—184, p. 428.
July 23 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 400,000 shares of common stofck
(par 50 cents) to be
offered at 75 cents per share, through C. J. Montague, Inc., 417 Lex¬
ington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. The net proceeds are to be used for
geheral corporate purposes.
The
is a manufacturer of steel and aluminum specialty
company
corporation
corporation
production
184, p. 116.
medical products.—V.
be
or
Corp.—Profits
implement and appliance
Sharp &
which has
teamwork
the
Wilkes-
rate
•.
mitted by Blyth
'■
Macinar, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
reflect
to
trademark
new
a
the
at
period.
I Mr. Cotes said the decrease In earnings could be attributed to lower
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Bids for Bonds
Rejected—This company on Aug. 1 rejected all bids on
$25,000,000 20-year first mortgage bondsv The bids were
submitted by three different banking groups, all on the
basis of 4%% coupon. Highest bid of 100.65 was sub¬
16 filed a letter of notification
July
on
company
and
already produced significant new
Nev.—Files With SEC—
Lucky Mining Co., Las \egas,
The
of
with payment
together
$1,036,659. equal to $1.23 a share, against $1,859,837, or
lor the like 1955 period.
v7'777>777!7,'
M. F. Cotes, President, informed directors that sales In the first
half of 1956 were $35,217,182 against
$43,808,326 in the same 1955
Inc.—Division Changes Name—
1, 1956, Sharp & Dohme, the pharmaceutical and
Merck & Co., Inc., adopted the name "Merck
Aug.
Dohme"
Co.—Reduces Preferred—
new
will be
It
1.
.
and
$2>20 a share,
re¬
was
of
the Executive Committee, '
'
, '
"
l.-ivv;';
President and a director of National Dairy Products
has been elected a director of McKesson & Robbins, Inc. He
a director of Irving Trust Co.—V.
184, p. 428.
division
'7>;:7,7;;''
is at an all-time high, he added.
The
Research Center at Waterville, Ohio, will be completed on sched¬
ule,
also
Wheel
announced
Chairman,
as
year
$280,256,773
Second National Bank Building,
718
accrue
7777 "''77-7 '7
•
earning.}
Stewart,
Merck & Co.,
Barnard,
new
7
The
new
in March
the first
r::'
i
is
last
retired
who
Jr.,
share.:, 7 777 ' 77
a
were
'
Motor
was
Murray,
Chairman
E.
Corp.,
factories
all
J.
elected
•
Federal income tax was $276,457
for the first half of 1955 is not:;
to earn¬
for
provision
after
profit
the
for
and
cents
year
redeemed and retired
amount of par value after Aug. 20, 1956. The dividends accumulated
and unpaid prior to Aug. 20, 1956, are not affected by this action.
George Van Goider who relinquished the post of Presi¬
re-elected Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Wil¬
succeeds
He
184, p. 428.
at
owners,
will
dividends
position
liam
•
registered
share.
No
has been elected President.
He was formerly
Vice-President in charge of the wholesale drug Hepj:v*»
,
Executive
49
this
certificates will be appropriately stamped and returned 7
the
per
Robbins, Inc.—New President—
&
to
amounted
months
six
to the company,
Earre. Fa. These
Nolen
C.
which
first
were
Stockholders should send in their stock certificates, without endorse¬
ment,
firsv
because
McKesson
the
for
.
1955 second quarter earn¬
increase from
an
184, p. 8.
based
Herman
?
the
payment of $5 per share will be made on Aug. ,20, .1956, on the
stock of this company to registered owners thereof as of
that date, said payment beir.g made out of the depletion account and
to be in retirement and redemption of 5% of the original par value of
said stock.
',-
1615.
p.
• ■
for
A
Comparative figures for the first half of 1955 are
of changes in accounting procedures.—V. 183,
outstanding.
stocks
subsidiaries
preferred
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Record sales and earnings during the first half of 1956, coupled
with a record July, indicate that operations of this manufacturer of
men's and boy's sportswear will reach new peaks
this year, It was
reported on July 31 by Harry Doniger, President. Mr. Donlger stated
that many new products were introduced earlier in the year, and the
company's line of Fall goods has been expanded.
Sales during the first six months of 1958 amounted to $21,492,087
the highest first half in the company's history,
and ran 23.8% over
the like period last year when they amounted
to $17,355,678. The
acquisition of the H. Lissner Co. in May 1955 accounted only in part
for
the
increase.
Traditionally sales and earnings in the last six
months of the yeiar far exceed those in the first half.
Net earnings, after taxes, amounted to $616,071, equal to 60 cents
per share on the combined 1,025,000 shares of class A and class B
180, p. 1773.
Life Savers
Earnings Up—*
consolidated
its
Morris Run Coal Mining
,
,
privately $2,000,000 of 5V*%
plans to sell
mortgage bond3.—V. 184, p. 220.
The
covering
are
dealers
$1.05 per share, compared to sales of $266,203,707 and 7
earnings of $1.16 a share for the first six months of last year.
These figures include those of the Lion Oil Company Division for
both years.
Lion was merged into Monsanto on Sept. 30, iast year.—-
be used to help pay for the company's
Van Nuys, Calif., and for a new plant at
to
are
plant expansion program at
stock,
common
$10,237,348,
of
Sales
earnings
stockholders
to
the
•
of
share
ings
subscribed shares.
Ogden,
and
company
today.
•
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp. and Laurence S. Rockefeller,, the company's two
principal stockholders, have agreed to purchase any un¬
Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
Witn Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
to
distribution
parts
8.
p.
quarter of 1956 were $139,645,541, compared to adjusted sales
$133,495,712 for the same period in 1955, it was announced here
v..•...■77 ,77'i -1 7:7' ■■ ■ 7>
77' ■ •■77" ■
■ .''.77, •
■ •
7
77'.
Second quarter 1956 earnings of $10,719,295 amounted to 51 cents
of
lands farming
,
offering is not underwritten.
v.
Leadville Lead &
EEC
is shown en the plan of
as
428.
Co.—Proposed Stock Offering—
offer to its stockholders of record
Aug. 3, 1956, the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 24
for 42,442 additional shares of capital stock (par $1) at
$36 per share on the basis of one new share for each five
shares held (with an oversubscription privilege).
The
1956—28 Wks.—1955
$784,900,641 $605,519,196
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$113,370,258 $94,400,517
July 14—
Period End
Sales
184,
this
of
Sales
a
Marquardt
.
area.—V.
and
machines
complete
for
second
The company plans to
Co.—Current Sales Up—
Kroger
—V.
'
•
acres,
part hereof.—V. 184, p.
a
Sales
Korvette, Inc.—Quarterly
(E. J.)
comprising some 4'/-
<
,
t
that
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Sales and
corporation may acquire in the future.
The corporation is the owner in fee of a certain
lagoon located, in
Windemere Park, Village of Greenwood Lake, Orange County, N. Y.,
mf its
$1 par capital stock.
John Leeds Keer of Los Angeles is hsted as
Piesident; and California Fund Management Co., of which Mr. Kerr
also is president, is the investment manager.
The initial oxfenng will;
consist of 9,300 shares to be sold at $10.98 per share. Additional
will be offered at a price equal to the net asset value of the Fund pius
a
Y.,
in
of
the
with
N.
St., Newark,
45 Commerce
at
J., was organized on June 12, 1956, in Delaware, for the purpose
engaging in the business of acquiring certain properties, extracting
and selling humus therefrom and from such other properties as the
N.
state¬
organized investment company filed a registration
SEC on July 30. 1956. covering 100,000 shares
This newly
ment
its office
with
BUSINESS—Company,
Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Kerr Income Fund, Inc.,
"With becuiiues ana
merged
common.
company
Owens-Illinois
would
continue
holds
as
2,100,000
Owens-Illinois
shares
Glass
of
Co.
Operations now conducted by National Container Corp. would be con¬
ducted through a wholly-owned subsidiary of the same name.
Following
approval by directors of both companies, the proposed
Volume 184
Number 5557
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(523)
merger
would
be
cation at special
submitted
their
to
stockholders
respective
for
ratifi-
meetings tentatively scheduled for Sept. 17.-V. 184,
nroceeds
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
;:V
■
:
5%
sub.
conv.
.
;
,
debs,
TO
common Stock
(par value
$1
share)
*1,000,000 shs.
of 20,775 shares
UNDERWRITERS—Each
Y
commitment
to
of
purchase
its
Curtis
.
515,473 shs.
were
in
name
the
following
;nS
table:
J
& Co.——___$285,ooo
White, Weld & Co.—_ 285,000
shearson,
Co.
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Urowell, Weedon & Co.—_
200,000
28o,000
Granbery,
165,000
&
■
igginson
e
Corp
SX1 Sec^rSreorn
Union Securities Coip
T,,n„„
Tp,
Flans
'
.
,
Marache
&
'
4.
Plant—
t
t Pensacola,
Fla.
The plant's
will be 1,500,000 pounds
ultimate
annuaiiy,
fication
-
The
:
grade hafnium
$2,000,000
000
the
of
fast
that NRC
announcement
heels
the
on
was
of
receiving
Atomic
zirconium contract.
'
Offering
1S
Morrill
cnH
holder,
stock
at
unless
time
any
previously
to
up
and
with
change
or
$40
^ bita
Plants
be
»
upon
preference
stock
Dec.
1,
is
time
subject
at
$41.25
1961;
to
$41.75
.
zirconium
at
mid-1957.
v
t
about
See
the
184,
-
..
Period End.
the
plant, which
market price, has
new
present
pa^
Tts
before
inAowirw.mtAv
Dec.
1956—4 Wks.—1955
184,
8.
p.
'
'
-
.
,
Corp.—Reports
Increased
'
'
Earnings—
3V8%,
due
1980—
1,
1980—
to
G,
1,
1982—.
series
H,
bonds,
Mar.
and
(63
cents
per
after
snare),
providing
$720,000
for
Federal
series
State
income taxes; as compared with earnings of $583,381
(57
share) reported for the comparable 1955 period, after pro$667,000 for Federal and State income taxes.
V. 183, p. 2186,
•cents
'
•...
,
*,
„
_
,
—
4.40%
'
_.
Neptune Meter Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Sales
pared
for
to
lantine,
Net
(
the
1955,
six
months
$14,024,377
Chairman
of
in
the
after
Mr.
in
to
first
of
to
$1,558,082
the
to
the
1955.—V.
$1.48
to
Bal-
183,
comF>any
'
division
This
the
to
base
of
New
Ynrk
x urn
End.
New
V.
Ry.
operating
operating
at
its
about
basic
a
RR
niv.
exps
Y.)
Of
into
common
Net
Net
from
rev
184,
ry.
319,564,907
5,870,994
8.
p.
7,330,268
are
on
June
28,
"
35,210,490
v
y
.
into
a
underwriters
preference stock
Merrill Lynch,
.
Fenner
..
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Pd.
End.
Railway
June
30—
operating
1956—Month—1955
rev..
$14,617,021
expenses
oper,
10.265,186
&
1956—6 Mos.—1955
<
not
are
from
rev.
$4,887,543 $26,885,489
'
*—V. 184, p. 221.
;
1,784,383
-
•
,
2,071,536
^
11,024,792
^
^
^
^
^
10,071,399
v
Farwell,
Damages, etc.—
10.30
An action for an injunction, compensatory damage and $500,000
punitive damages, was filed in July in New York State Supreme Court
against the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority and its General
Manager, George E. Spargo, the Coliseum Exhibition Corp., the New
York Daily Mirror and seven other defendants.
"
'
the
•
suit
charges
..i.
Co,,. Inc.—.1,-
that
and
the
4.20
have
conspired
to
prevent
New
® e
•
.
its annual show in the Coliseum in 1958
plaintiff's 1957 show. Among those named
Arthur Smadbeck,
President,
Howard G.
Sloane,
and
are
,
-
25-page
lease
the
the
on
Show
for
the
1953.
year
addition
Y
Show
•
the
National
produces
the
Sports
&
Rochester
the Eastern Fishing
industry in the east
Tackle
Vacation
show,
York
New
International
Show,
Sports & Boat
official show of the
the
v.
•
Npw
f\ew
Trust
•
and
York
Npw
XOrK,
INew
Certificates
associates
eouinment
equipment
on
trust
trust
Havpn
Haven
Hartfnril
liarltora
X,
&
Offered—Salomon
Aug.
1
offered
rprtifiratpq
RR
■}
*
4 75%
ID /c,
areordinf?
accoraing
group on July 31
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Issuance
of
the
The
and
of
sale
Interstate
issue
to
be
tives estimated
to
cost
in
to
10
$2,250,000
trust
trust
of
4%% '
r»f
Of
lyob,
the
maturitv
maturity,
awardpd
wptp
were
in
awarded
to
thp
the
its bid Of 98.523%.
Inc.
bid
98.26
for
the certificates
Commerce
is
Associates
are
the
certificates
as
bv
15
5s.
subject to the authorization
all-purpose
general
proceeds
Union
locomo-
Securities
.
^
"
u
^
funds
bank
last
of
Interstate Power
as
,
,,,
,
,
a
.
.
.
be
at
added
June
to
30,
short-term
..
registration statement with the
the
1956,
bank
....
.
general
augmented
loans
of
due
funds
of
such
by
$6,000,000
to
1986,
the
to Northern
subsidiary
proceeds,
made
States
of
the
be
company.
by
July
of the
Cor-y
Power
issuer,
the
the
Co.,
loans;
half
of
(b)
for
1956,
property additions and improvements durat $18,700,000;
(c) for the pro-
estimated
company
which
was
expenditures.
reduced
V. 184,
during
p.
the
first
half
of
Lockheed
A.
„
Aircraft
corporation
covering
$11
per
share,
July
16
shares
of
on
27,000
filed
a
common
letter
stock
through Morgan & Co.,
of
notification
(par
$10)
Los Angeles,
to
with
be
Calif.
the
offered
above.—V.
The net
^
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
The
oa
fuel
provide
is
that
great
it
can
of
amounts
could
permit industry to locete closer
forced to locate near natural power
:
4
1
come
nuclear
of
plant.
demand
elements.
j.
./i
for
nuclear
primarily from the military,
United States and abroad
in
declared.—V.
as
a
power
183,
becomes
source
has
been
^
nuclear
and
growing demand
can be expected
the
fuel
site
No
elements
fuel
more
common,
2653.
p.
Debentures Placed
—
has
Tewksbury
been
President
as
named
and
/
Chairman
General
Manager
-
the
of
Board
this
of
63-year-old
and
1
Bonnema
has
been
Vice-President
and
General
Manager.—V.
182,
: >.-!
Outboard Marine Corp.—Name EffectiveSee
Outboard
Marine
&
1
Manufacturing Co. below.
Outboard, Marine & Manufacturing Co.—Name Changed
S.
F, Briggs,
tors,
Chairman of the Board, has announced that the direc¬
stockholder approval, have voted to shorten the name, of
to Outboard Marino Corn., effective Aug. 1.
organization has been referred to,
for years,
as
"Outboard
with
this
corporation
The
.
this
and
time.
action
makes
now
consists
legal what has been
■'■/
■
The
corporation
the
United
States
/:/
for
soma
-/
1,/"
six
of
separate
These
Canada.
and
custom
are:
manufacturing
Johnson
units
Motors.
W?u-
kegan,
111.,
and Evinrude Motors,
Milwaukee, Wis., world's leading
producers of outboard motors; Gale Products. Galesburg, III., manufac¬
turer
of outboard
motprs for chain store and mail order companies
in
addition
Its
to
line
own
of
"Buccaneer"
Lamar, Mo., manufacturer of power lawn
Corporation of Canaaa Ltd., Peterborough,
producer
outboard
of
Industrial
motors,
lawn
outboards; Lawn-Boy,
Outboard Marine
largest Canadian
mowers;
Ontario,
mowers
and
snow
blowers:
Engineering Ltd.,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada, leading
farm, lumber and pulp Industries.
The last named division was acquired on July 2 as part of
diversification and expansion program.
facturer
chain
of
and
manu¬
for
saws
OMC3
..
Recently
same
Outbcbrd
from
reason,
Ltd.—V.
Canada had its n^me shortened fo?
Outboard, Marine & Manufacturing Co., cl
Marine
184,
430.
p.
>
Owens-Illinois Olass
National
See
of
Container
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Corp.
above.—V. 184, p.
I
155.
Telephone
Telegraph
&
Co.—Registers
Witli
■-■•■/
The company on July 27 filed registration statements with the SEO
covering (a) $78,000,000 of 32-year debentures, to be offered for publig
sale at competitive bidding; and
(b) 1,562,267 common shares, $100
par, to be offered for subscription at par by holders of common and
preferred shares of the company in the ratio of one share for eacu
six shares (common and/or preferred) held on the record date (to bj.
supplied by amendment). American Telephone & Telegraph Co.. w lien
owns
90.70%
pany
and 78.17%
of
of
the
the
outstanding
stock
which
shares of the issuing com¬
intends to purchase 1,399,824
its pro rata portion of tha
common
of It's preferred shares,
new
represents
offering.
Upon receipt of the proceeds of the sale of the debentures, the com¬
pany
will
apply
an
equivalent
amount
toward
the
repayment
0i
borrowings from banks, which,
together with borrowings from tin
American
company,
the sale
ing
of
expected to approximate $189,000,000. Follow¬
stock, the company intends to repay tha
are
the
common
then
total
outstanding of borrowings from banks and the American
company,
which borrowings are expected then to approximate $133,000,000.
It is expected that within a short time thereafter the com¬
pany will make expenditures for property additions and improvements
in an amount exceeding the balance of the proceeds from the sale ct
the
common
shares.—V.
184, p.
327.
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
Period End. June 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
Net
sales
Profit
before
income
income
$
$
*13,439,945
21,630,059 *19,085,953
Federal
4,977,562
4,203,461
6,618,661
5,311,009
2,314,000
2,011,465
3.056,000
2,493,465
2,633,562
2,197,995
3-592,651
2,817,544
663,855
541,922
1,327,710
1,083,344
share__
1.00
0.87
1-35
1.11
.'
$0.25
$0.25
$0.50
*$0.50
'
taxes
Provision
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$
14,742,592
for
Federal
taxes
Net
§Net
profit
dividends
profit
per
„
Corp.
f
The
quantities
2358,'/.) Y:;-,V,.'
p.
Cash
184,
p.
9.
Nixon's, Inc., Whittier, Calif.—Files With SEC—
at
produca
1956
429.
-
„
to
announced
was
conventional
over
fuels
and
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.—Relinquishes Part of Lease—
See
cores
2,
P°sed acquisition of certain electric utility properties for approximately
$2,300,000; and (d) to add approximately $8,600,000 to the cash posi-
by construction
reactor
manufacturer
of
pips
and bolt threading machinery
and
handling equipment. ^
•
Tewksbury has been President of the company since 1937, wMIe
shares
by cash generated internally during the last half of 1956, presently
estimated at $10,800,000, will be used (a) for prepayment of the
the
Nuclear Fuel Division
a
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
2 under wlhich 1this c«ompany
^".b Q fo
InH
on Aug
.
„,v,t
„
proposed sale of their utility properties
Wisconsin corporation and principal
•
are: Drexel & Co.;
Inc.—V. 184, p. 429.
,
a
interim
will
Nivy
0.50
(Minn.)—Acquisition—
195g. by. approximately $3,800,000 expected to be received from
proposed liquidation of three wholly-owned subsidiaries following
$2,817,720.
offering
•
Net Proceeds will
tlon
diesel-electric
.
and
.
the
the
and
cost of approximately
provided by the Govern¬
be
Oster Manufacturing Co.
Pacific
,
The
of
being
nuclear
of
Bonnema
Mr.
Mr.
the
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
-
__£]company on July 26 filed
ing
Commission.
secured
poration and Stroud & Co.
SEC
S.
Canada
arec?: ,It;
completely surrounded by communi"es served by Northern States Power Co. and all the power used in
the_ area has been purchased from NSP, since Interstate has no f>en"*
eiating facilities in the Waconia area. •
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
PmiinmPnt
KK.—equipment
&
Hutzler
equipment
„
Force
total
material
c
SEC covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
■offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Bros.
pnuinmpnt
certificates,
■.
1, maturing annually, July 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
The certificates, which were priced to
yield from 4.25%
I to
10
0.50
p.0, s Wac°n^a
•
_.
No.
-
inc..—
Shumaker,
&
The property being transferred has been known
'•
and
tackle
-
to
also
i
0.70
—.
^
Copland &
^.en
PaWerson Securities &
InvesLment Co., Inc——-. 0.50
?'o^
1.20
,
-
in
0.70
&
.transfer of property will take place bv Oct, 31, subject to approval
appropriate government regulatory bodies.
Acting under alleged instructions from the TB4, Coliseum Exhibition
Corp.
has instead, signed a lease with
the
Daily Mirror
for 'that J; newspaper to produce a sportsmans show in February 1958, on which ^
the Daily Mirror has already begun its
advertising and promotion.
Expositions
Co.__^_
Hughes
^Communities involved include Waconia Mound Watertown Be le
£
t't
ic of' -n^eV[f i?rm % ^ar,xri Bo"g^rd®- Cologne, Blakely,
J^on
Sl, a f
A V A1
onnA!Ii n)
Coliseum
building and in turn leases exhibition space to
shows, to renew the lease of New York Expositions' Sports
various
p"
0.70
distribution fwilitles 8erv'n8 *£
HpnnpStn
rural areas adjacent to these communities in southwestern Hennepin,
Carver, Scott, Sibley and Wright counties,
r«»iip
Wall
of
this
would
cores
u*ou
on
'
0.70
„
"
„
transmission
Panzer of the New York Daily Mirror.
;
I
complaint was filed by Cahill, Gordon, Reindl & Ohl,
St., New York, N. Y., attorneys for New York Expositions.
3
ii The lawsuit arises from the refusal
by the Coliseum Exhibition Corp.,
the management organization which has been given a
10-year renewable
'
Cohn
Kiser,
n~~n
1
^
0.70
Co.
Co., Inc.—
Coiiett & company,
4.20
.Jf<^o^tmns were comp eted
Pufchase fr°m .fnftarState
Director and James A. Walsh, Exhibition Director of the
Exhibition Corp.; and Charles B. McCabe, W. N. Thomson
Air
Cleveland
.
KT
Sidney
A
63
c0..1—__
0.70
;
Oo._
;
Milwaukee
Tho
Northern States Power Co.
Managair.g
Coliseum
*'
„
Corp
&
Raffensperger,.
1
York
Collins
Corp.—,
4.20
Wr7SZ~„~7Y"—T~~~
«
——
Securities
McCormick
&
opf ?1abs ^ Simmons.—.
holding
interfering with
are
1.20
————
Co.—
Indianapt'Lj Bond and Share
4 20
Weeks
&
Julien
'
4.20
o
for
initial
,
from
defendants
as
defendants
City
4.20
&. Webster Securities
5
T.
in
4.20
r>,
the
nuclear
production
scale
yet
use
Roger
1.20
4.20
brought by New York Expositions, Inc., producer of
Sports & Vacation Show in New York. The
complaint
Expositions
1.20
Inc.—
Securities
1.20
was
annral
& Co
& Austin,
McGann
0.70
-
1
both
••/'■
industry both
Marine"
%
•
Bache
Inc
s
The
;
; •
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Smith, Barney &
y <
.
'
v,
6.50
Co.,
Kidder,; Peabody & Co.
/.Paine, Webber, Jackson
^
^
•
upon-the exercise
Chapman
Harrison
Albert
:
Curtis
New York Expositions, Inc.—Seeks
for
.
Beane.i
&
shares
Changes in Personnel Announced—
.
below
have
severally
the shares'of $40 par
G. Becker & Co., Inc
Eastman, Dillon & Co."
Glore, Forgan & Co..:.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co
$23,925,355
$4,351,835
ops.
ry.
income_.i
oper.
ry.
named
subscribed
I,-,.
Pierce,
&
instead
full
Meissner
redeemed,
Hornblower
52,754,664
—
Net
Net
or
a.
"
$76,680,019
9,191,978 ••"60,675,526
.<
■
stock
4.20
Allyn
$14,079,521 $87,561,015
•;
the
The First Boston Corp...A. C.
y
Railway
adjustment in
an
common
such of
company
as
'
New York, Chicago &
*3,708,937 shs.
fo.lows:
as
of
1956.
Central Republic Co. (Inc.) 10.30
Blyth & Co., Inc.—.— 10.30
$*7/-'49 814
31,962,703
,
au-
of subscription warrants, at $40 per share. The respective percentages
of the unsubscribed stock which each has severally agreed to purchase
290,428,185
'
$12 963,715 $14,381,445 $77,527,855
op.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
v
tNone
shares
May 31, 1956, 70,030 shares were
share-for-share basis and 2 618
on
stock
on
■
r
been converted
now
UNDERWRITERS—The
$397,092,762 $368,077,999
number
average
Privately—This company, it was announced on July 27,
has placed privately, through Leighly & Robertson, Inc.,
Chicago, 111., an issue of $1,850,000 12-year sinking fund
debentures due July 1, 1968.
price.
redeemed
were
cumulative
1956—6 Months—1955
50,892,174
$25)
5,500,000
4
agreeti to purchase from the
learnings—
53,798,789
(par
value)
par
72,648 shares outstanding
shares
Famine
$65,273,619
the
converted
y,
$66,762,504
stock
tAll shares have
$l0.2o0,000.
of
cumulative
par
initial conversion
the addition of
being expended by the
1734.
p.
of
nrice
shs'
outstanding $40
including
$600,000,
preference
PLr cumulative preference stock in the event of
s
increase
an
begin
the
(John)
sht"
upon conversion of the $40 par cumulative preference stock and
wil* reserve-such additional numbers of shares of common stock asmay be required to provide for the conversion of all
•
(N,
Mr.
*370,894 shs.
—
ance
'
-
Rochelle
New
1956—Month—1955
rev.—_
Ry,
sell
adjustment,
at
172,
30—
to
Rochelle
to
estimated
Central
central
June
offered
subject
is
cos :s,
this year.
company
Pd.
City
price
construction
28
$40
finnnn
120000
$40)
preference stock is convertible, at the
into common stock through Dec. 1, 1966, unless
redemption. The amended articles of incorporation
authorize 371,155 shares, par value $40 per share. Y
'
.i.r
The compp.ny has reserved 370,894 shares of common stock for issu-
on
com-
•>'}
July
on
(par
(no
smaller
N. Y., at a
facilities will
//
'
as
the
as
option of the holder,
in >
New Rochelle Water Co.—Proposed Sale—
,
stock
f called for previous
2293.
p.
°The
-
half
per
stock
was
211
"""
preference
cumulative
and
that nuclear
to
permit
reactor
"
"
thorized July 3, 1956—
26.
lirst
period
pet share
$1.66
compared
as
of
H.
July
on
for
4.56%
-
,
com-
comparable
equivalent
was
months
in
John
year,
reported
$1,742,348
as
(par
cumulative
common
$16,800,303
last
Directors,
outstanding
six
totalled
period
same
This
shares
the
the
1956
amounted
as
common
share
of
Board
taxes
compared
Ballantine said.
year
1,037,724
mon
first
earnings
this
of
the
$100)"""
$100)1"""
series
This
year.
Stated Above
$100)
(p-r
4-2%
'
'
(pal*
ser'es
4'/2%
per
vidir.g
July 3. 1956:
elements
markets
from
Adjusted on
Ufi pip
CT; p'd- stock 6C0-000 shar<!s authorized
-
$630)763
fcr
Falls,
these
for
this corporation
by
noted
was
While
•
7,000,000
'
fuel
the
Niagara
fuel
selected
-
'
-
of
$10,998,-
Vr-'vYV;'
its
to
loioOO^OOO
31/8%', due July 1, 1984—
3%, due April 15,
1968,
quarter
to
output as quickly as possible, equipment is now
being installed in .space that has Leen reconstructed at the Winchester
arms
plant in New
Haven,
Conn.,
M.
F. Meissner,
Vice-President,
reported. Pilot operations are scheduled to begin there sometime la
August.
'.
'
••
1
v A
larger facility will be made operative within the next IB months
10 000000
mtge.
3 % %, due
substantially
a
Funds
In,order
12,000,000
11,000000
series
*
•
on
produce
resources/-
1973— $43,218,000
1,
last
of
compared
quarter
advantage for nuclear fuel
shipped cheaply because small
' "-f ■v'.
It
Outstanding
1,
$11,523,418,
power.
FINANCING
Aug.
due Mar.
series F, 2%%, due May
Sinking fund debentures,
authorized and outstanding—.
,
.
Nehi
PRESENT
<
C,
First
3956—28 Wks.—1955
*
TO
•,
series
mtge. bones,
mtge. bonds,
First
-
bonds,
quarter
past
great
be
|
,
£!rs^ mtge- bonds- series. E, 2%%,
-
$47,526,665 $43,026,923 $327,161,683 $300,337,909
:i:—V.
mtge.
to
rose
Olin, Chairman, and Thomas S. Nichols, President.
Explaining the corporation's reason for embarking on the enterprise,
the
announcement
stated
that
power
supplied by
nuclear fuel will
play a vital part in the future growth of the nation's economy. The
redeemed
First
-
yurrent oaies xllgner
1955
Formation
at
wm.,,-,..,
\> ..."
,
First
-
period
July 31 by John M.
1,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
'
:
.
Current Sale* Higher
July 14—
Sales
will produce
been set for
the
near
nuclear
redemption
share if
if
second
Nuclear Fuel Division Formed—
redeemed
429.
p.
.
National
national Tea UO.
Aea Co
<■
•
V.
-
of
date
half
also
:
.
.
completion
to
built
1
per
share
per
the
at
.
Tentative
of
$40,000,000.
Dec
of
in
Olin
Mathieson
also completed
negotiations with, the Air Force to
a
$36,000,000 plant to produce a new high onergy chemical fuel
developed by the corporation for use in missiles and aircraft engines.
&
is
$142,103,684,
build
price of $40 per share
initial conversion price being subject to
the happening of certain contingencies.
such
cumulative
par
redeemed
including
of
During the June quarter, the corporation established a Nuclear Fuel
Division to produce nuclear fuel and nuclear reactor cores.
details follow:
preference
the
of
sales
5%.
in
ment,
cumulative
30,
1956, Olin Mathieson's do¬
$155,709,731, an increase of approxi¬
outstanding.
io^r
T
June
equaled 87 cents per share of com¬
stock, compared with 88 cents per share earned during the second
quarter
$40.75 per share if re1964; at $40.25 per share
thereafter but on or before Dec.
1, 1966; and at $40 per
share if redeemed thereafter; plus in eacn case all
unpaid cumulative
dividends, accrued therecn to the date of redemption upon not less
than 30 days' notice as
provided in the charter.
^
$22,000,-
a
Inc
thereafter but on or before
deemed thereafter but on or
speci-,
the
Tnlir
rPnord
total
second
Earnings
mon
Stock
ended
sales totaled
this
in
approximately
^J7 record July 13, 1956, of
cumulative convertible prefer-
On
option
The
if
followed
nf
at the option of the company at any
redeemed on or before Dec. 1, 1958; at
metal
precious
Co.
months
over
profit
for
the
502
15,757,046
,
Service
10%
Net
issue of July 30 of the offer-
our
19?6' C^VfnrtibIe share,shares of common s?ock on
of $10 per l?t0
p.t the initial conversion
oxide.
contract
Energy Commission's
i
-
of
equivalent output
an
18,340,207
three
1955.
■"
stnrkhnlrlprc
Further
adjustment
capacity
wich
made in
was
of common stock,
Badger Manufacturing Co. of Cambridge, Mass., is one of the
companies named by the National Research Corp., aiso of Ca
mbridge,
to "design, procure, and construct" a zirconium
processing plant in
Y
3,069,719
reported in the first half of 1955.
$21,603,517, or $1.63 a share,
compared with
period last year of $19,941,733, or $1.60
same
:
the
mately
67,218,381
i-'.V
the
mestic and Canadian
$35,038,986 $29 836 982
.
Ku.
value
11
The
!
3,497,589
83,273,161
.
i.
R,
The
the
/
,
11,413,293
$5,648,132
income^.
®
,
Beane.
165,000
Co.
13,865,857
$6,707,454
op.
$270,800,964
totaled
in
share.
For
1956-6 Mos—1955
the
over
income
income
per
Ry.—Earnings
i956-Month-i955
Biytn & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
-
& C°"— 32°'°00
285,000
T>1
t lorida
&
11%
Net
$20,573,311 $17,061,425 $118,312,147 $97055363
155.
p.
op*
Rlvth
200,000
285,000
Hammiii
ry.
COmmon
'
'
285,000
of
and to
unce stock at par ($40 per share); rights are to expire on
Aug. 8, 1956, This offering is Underwritten by a
group
of underwriters headed
by Central Republic Co Inc •
wertheim
$870,000
Co
oper.
tn
or™
Estabrook
&
so-
Northern Indiana Public
'.'•*•••
F. Eberstadt & Co
'
ry.
—Mention
on converoutstanding options
stock.
Western
•:Viv-'.
underwriters named below has a firm
the company the principal amount of
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
.
Net
for issuance
common
hi
InalSmJcSf.
at
revenue.
from
rev.
—V. 184,
the
from
g debentures set forth after
of
&
June
$4,000,000
per
(t>
h«ph
Ry- operating expenses
Outstanding
May 31, 1956, there
for the purchase
End.
Ry. operating
FINANCING
$4,000,000
r.JilHZ2 ^hwresa have At
been reserved initially
sion of the debentures.
■
Pd.
.
Net
Authorized
July .1,
Norfolk
was
1976—
>
due
PRESENT
ha
DHvc-In
new
net
National Research Corp.—Debentures Sold—The
publie offering of
$4,000 000 5% convertible subordinated ;
debentures, due July 1, 1976, which was made on July 27
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
associates,
quickly completed. Further details follow:
tn
arp
?oTs?ruct
p. 8.
7
^
,
,TT
Sales Up 11%
corporation on Aug. 1 reported domestic and Canadian sales
during the six months ended June 30 of $300,050,408, an increase
Dividends
per
packaged
comparative
purposes
to
include
bag
charges
for
cement.
§2,655,420
figures
share
for
♦Reclassified
shares
reflect
the
2.528,971 shares in 1955
The
operations of plant 7 (formerly The Federal
in
1956
and
1956
Por*
8
land
of
date
tDividends
to
3
actually
the
reflect
paid
stock
3-for-l
by
A ■'V
.
2U,
184.
1956.—V.
327.
p.
^
received
be
PROCEEDS—The
Sold
tyW'Q
certificates
The
,,i//» 'KIT' i>"• 7 • 7'
'>
j' ■ -j
to
are
than $19,320,000.—V.
7>y' 'i'7'7>1
■-
'
-
ifj-'a*u-'
p.
proceeds
and
to
are
other
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
be
EFFECT
Class B
($5
value)
par
stock (without liar value)
com.
,
-incorporated in California
has
V/2%
La Salle
•
sixth
Sept.
on
183,
St., Chicago 90, III.—V.
409.
p.
.
* sales
><
the fiscal
; For
the
fiscal
fields
•
'
of
them
and $84,688,000,
$1,885,000
were
are
Piedmont & Northern
X Railway oper. revenue..'
for
the
$2,902,127
$2,109,357
207,745
1,312,807
1,225,141
certain
in
use
developed
from ry. oper.
$199,007
$294,662
$1,589,320
60,134
105,230
518,239
Net
Net
rev.
oper.
ry.
—V.
184,
components,
lor
of
data
handling.
general
expansion
gyroscopes
of
in
for
the
as
guided
in
has
company
will
which
double
butter
a
William
T.
Young Foods,
A office
Vice-President
Young,
said
Inc.,
facilities
will
183,
Division
RG-400
missiles,
aircraft
General
Manager
•
W.
of
as
sub-miniature
RG-426
^Net
magnetic
many
control
offers
percision
the
Interest,
designed
Gamble
&
1955.
The
salted
has
d.c.
target drones,
motors,
rate
Site
an
is
associated
elected
Executive
and
elected
/
:
well
as
W.
Big
The
and
ot
T. Young Foods, Inc., In August,
Top peanut butter and Big Top
the
in
the
to
tachometers,
position
Mr.
Chairman
Reaction
Fester
of
He
the
656.
Motors
missile propulsion.
The
personnel
office
and
by
105
area,
184,
and
becomes
Board,
'
feet
7
be
/;
iron
can
Rican
Jai
Alai, Inc.,
San
Porto
Juan,
on
;7A;77
Rico—■
7,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
f
-The
corporation
/July 27,
due
July J,
The
secdmies
amount
1968,
is
offered
and
made
for
$1.75
on
its
public
with
first
$1
sale
share
per
'"best
a
statement
12-year .6%'
shares, of
220,000
be
bonds
be
to
registration
a
$1,100,000
and
to
are
the
for
offering
filed
covering
1956,
par
'V
and
Dixon
Bretscher
for
efforts"
Noonan
common
basis
Inc.,
by
&
the
Chemical
field
of
of
Reaction
the
Crerie
,
A'
111.,
public
•
of
*
performance
of
the
jai
of
game
alai
with
pari-ffiutuel
directors
owned
arj
of
the
by
company
Frank
H.
Crerie,
Presi
anu
Houston,
Of
Crerie
oi
eu.
&
first
now
formallydirector.
a
as
,
to
7
promoters;
related
and
sneering fees
registration
total
V.
and
183,
estimates
at
miscellaneous
approximately
constitute
u
It
facilities
cost
of
construction
of
of
capital
fees
$5,000.
Any
and
212.
The
balance
above
of
funds
reserve
net
of
>
'
(&
u
777
the
-V
will
Net
«-
profit.
Other
operating
Provision
*
income
in
expense
for
excess
Federal
other
of
taxes
income
;
576,285
Net
earnings
A
•After
183. p.
provision
for
534,976
stock...
common
dividends
on
685,942
$0.81
preferred
stock
of
'
••
•
■
'
•
u.
$27,384.—V.
$1) at $10 pei4 share to bona fide residents of W. Va.
PROCEEDS—The
and
net
proceeds
are
be
to
for
used
working
sales
Cost
of
Selling,
Income
1955
52,524,665
and general expenses
(less other income)
50,823,308
2,757 192
2 653 628
1,347,530
'797,431
7,68s!oOO
'
7,602^000
applicable to minority interests..
Cash
dividends
Earnings
per
•Based
t
Adjusted
preferred
At
355,687
339.409
$8,005,484
a
new
$2
$8,045,515
cumulative preferred
stock..:
to
stock
common
5.262,793
on
reflect
626 205
3,683,168
share
"$1.52
common
the
July,
shares
1955
outstanding
stock
dividend
at
June
after
2 511 908
'
30
t$1.41
1956
allowance
* for
dividends.
30,
1956, current assets were $57,446,960 and current lia¬
$11,956,963. The working capital of
$45,489,997 represented
from that of D?c. 31,
1955, due to cash outlays
construction at the Jesup and Port Alice mills.—V.
183
p 1618
were
moderate
for
r--
common
stock
June
bilities
on
earned
was
decrease
$993,212
7,481
$1,087,474
.j.L-
$1,000,693
266,890
deductions
-i_r >
:<
779,932
preferred
on
307,492
available
stock
for
733,803
69,024
61,051
stock
common
v
$718,931
$664,779
30,000
30,000
series
—.
7,108
"D"
8,242
1,995
11,242
4,028
5,826
203,813
i
203,882
<
of
first
net
of
/ '
.
held
is
by
its 'intention
to
••
to
V
:
from
(5c
new
outstanding,
of
favor
share
share
per
of
-
the
"penny
from
Resort
so
7
1956,
7
and
Mr,
Davidson,
the* recent
Airlines
stocks."—V. .183,
to
is
40c
per
will
stock
sales
of
not
this
income
to
company
the
over
before
A.
were
at
Robertshaw,
to
'
record
a
taxes
$31,404,104
for
the
i
*The
used
was
six
months
of
%
.
$1,959,098* equal after preferred
per share on the 1.465,728 common
of
share
1955
the
the
on
net
income
1,448.796
then
»
v
.
Rockwell
Net
Months
requirements,
$2,051,287,
was
or
outstanding.—.V;, *18'V
...
jf
r
,
the
-
r
common
777
9.- /"f ;'v»
\;7
•
Ended—
per share
p.
*
77
27 72
v
r
' /
34,785,000
1619.
exercisable.
shares,
Feb.;
7
.
$1)
'
one
5,000
of
from
year
have
not
being
now
this
of
purposes
offering.
-Authorized ./
shares
Outstanding;
250,000 shs.
7
unissued
*204,000 shs.
have
been
approved
as
set
aside
to- be
stockholders
by
at
1955,
of
shares,
The
principal
at
par
Sheller
\
of
$1
amount
per
exercisable
share,
shares
set
aside
7}./'A7 ,.:■// A-;';''"7
,•
Virginia on Nov.
developing and manufacturing
incorporated
devices and
in
equipment.
the corporation is
184,
p. -.431."-
plant of
in
exercisable one year
(Vice-President);; in
16,000
on
77
designing,
of
and
*
was
Va.—V.
located
;7>..
at 822
/-A 7 A*'
Corp.—Merger Approved—
Manufacturing
stockholders
Myerson
value
-
'
corporation
office
share,
per
J.
1956.'Options
28,
St.," Alexandria,
Henry
(Vice-President),
Edward
electronic and electromechanical
iNorth
Brown
$1
W.
the purpose
for
15, -1956.
value
granted.
7 BUSINESS—The
30,
May
(3)
-
June
been
whereby The
Sheller. Stockholders, of
July *30;;| *••<-...«' *
Under provisions of Indiana law, the agreement of merger sanctioned
by stockholders can not become effective untH.after a period of:30
days, after which it again must be approved by the boards of bpth
The
Products
Standard
also
24.10
for
*
«
employees,
par
1956.
Standard
31,699.000
are
to be used for capital expenditures
—
Martin
(2)
at
22,
$148
1
'
.
'*
'
-
(par
1 00
'
.
subscribed,
and
re-subscription
a
remaining 46,000
options to key
amount
-
June 30, '55
$53,656,000 $38,83 .,000
4,332,000
2,787,000
share___„^_________„^:__^_____ ,,
7 $2.10
paid per shareL^_7T—1.10
value
"
.r'./
.
'
stock
5,000
June 30, '56
^
working capital--.i.7-%
183,
first
per
per
Dividends
Book
p.
$1.38
$1.31
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise
Income
Earnings
to
outstanding.; In
sales
Net
Net
*
shares
Issued
purchase7of tools and equipment;, inventory and
7A".7'^77-77"?77 A,•• 7' 7777'"77/; '/'A;A A//;./ A
meeting, held
Alexander
Long
of
•
dividend
for
for
from
compared with $4,463,287 in the 1955 period. - v : v V
income- after taxes for the first six months of 1956 amounted
Net
to
[
;
of
annual
rently
30.
1955.
totaled
1956
7
^
*
Options have been granted
to:
(1)
(President),* in amount of 20,000
shares,
at
par
value of $1 per share, pursuant to dlreotion of subscribers
at
the organization- meeting held Jan. 5,
1956.
This option is cur¬
an¬
r/1'V-
^
deemed
be
.
Common
'
months ended June
7
_
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO "PRESENT 'FINANCING-"
_
a
.-
it
rate,
President.
/
Offered—The* corporation
record, not to exceed holdings of record
to rescind such purchase on or before Aug. 17,
Failure
capital. A
working
■i':-
7 7;'
during the first half of
first
\
confused
p..*3015^
$35,758,116 for the-six
will
previously
stockholders
to
facilities,
change
share
be
Controls Co.—Sales Rise—
by-John
431.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
for
for the month of June
old stock and $0,027 per
shares
79.000
11,. 1956.
July
surplus
stock
The
reoffered
■"''"v.-
stock
share
program.
Dffered subject ta an offer of rescission.
the
•/A"/'
«
expansion
July 24 publicly offered 204,000 shares of common
at par ($1 per share), without underwriting/ Of
these shares, 79,000 shares were issued, and are being re-
;-//•
•
and
ofd
the
on
'
: v7
stock
Net. profit
reserve-split,; states
of
stock
328.
p.
on
"v
$429,927.v Net profit for six
$0,027 per
$0,005
?
capital
for
used
(Vaj—nStock
Servonics, Inc.
/,
Resort* Airlines,• Inc.
in
184,
The
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
has been
appointed trustee for $1,105,000 of 5% first mortgage bonds due serially
par)
one
:•
shows
be
meeting on'AugT T,
vote
•,.•••••>/. .;;u.
stock.
new
;
the
per
r'
to
fioni 1957 to 1971.—V. 184, p.
,
stoc'k
Corp. below.—V.
Selas Corp. of America—Trustee Appointed—
capital stock
share
par)
•
proceeds are
half
2296.
p.
Rundle
shares
common
183,
•
..
Tne company on July 17 liled a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered -at
$1.50 per share, through Whitney & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
The
of
shares
the
In
number
issuance
working capital of
to
•
Aug. ; 2
July
on
approved
30
would
Co.
be
merged
the
agreement
into
approved the proposed merger
on
companies..
Electric
Steel
Co.—Earnings Decline—
June 30/56
Sales
other
and
Federal
income
Fed.
—6 Mos. End. June 30—
income
taxes—
1955
$26,567,535
-,.-2,^31,080
4.086.895
'
——599,000
-1,260,000
$1,171,080
$1,889,895
consist
which
aoproximatsly
earnings.^
•Earnings
tThis
per
share
on
the
compares
$1,064,436
$1.52
outstanding June 30,
capital
M.
as
President,
well
as
the
t^o
Sheller,
1955
common
Manufacturing Corp.)
stock, $1 par value, of
$13,038,864
were
in
excess
for Standard),' and com¬
of $90,000,000.—V. 183,
2422.
The
SEC
said:
"Our volume of sales during the
first half, of this year was greater than
corporation
covering
offered
The
Schnurr,
quarter,
the
for
during
of
shares will be issued and outstanding.
companies w<*re $39,155,056 as of March
Wyo.—Files With SEC
Shoni Uranium Corp., Riverton,
stock.
K.
shares
1,451,000
of
sales
net
(Sheller
corporation
2,500,000
$2.45
1956.
earned
during the second quarter
of last year which, adjusted to the number of shares
outstanding at the
end of the second quarter of 1956, was equal to
$1.38 per share of
second
surviving
of
($26,116,192
1956
bined
p.
$0.72
772,795 shares
with
the
Combined assets
2.197,000
t$557.860
of
would
31,
Net
stock
preferred shares. Upon consummation of the merger, authorized capital
stock
1956
$29,066,366
1,156.360
taxes
agreement calls for the exchange of two shares of Sheller
for
three shares of Standard
common.
There are no
of the
common
$15,466,888
5ncome___
before
Earnings
•Calculated
!nf,°m*
^
Cash dividends on
577,035
on
3 Mos. Ended
$70,347,291
Income
on
2,286,980
Security Loan & Finance Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
first
*
1956
administrative
Interest expense
Taxes
equal
gain of 14%-
capital
$72,592,558
sold
.
—--L—
deductlcn$7aJ-J--.-4-2-i
preferred,
Basis
;
goods
etc.,
Universal
taxes
,will be changed from 20,000,000
scares outstanding- from 19,612,913 to
(& Subs.)—Semi-Annual Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
share
$9,597.—V.
the
statement
equal
the
amounted
Rotary
"
State
$4,124,098,
—V.
general corporate purposes.
Rayonier, Inc.
net
on
grade
on
a
Nit
?
%.«■
-<:
(W. Va.)—Stock Offered
Co., Charleston, W. Va., on July
publicly 12,000 shares of common stock (par
23 offered
and
$416,454. This represents
and It is equal,rafter such
present UlOc
the
of
•«'./%•'
>•
price
sales
Six
*•■«.
Federal
shares
of
financial
v
lower
1956,
*'
1971.
Ravens Metal Products Corp.
—Crichton Investment
—2,529,186
$1,082,427
depreciation
$3,280,192
5,047
183, p. 2695.
the
7
$1.05
..
$3,611,613
•• ,-'i-v#
; >%i :'. v ■
7.-.7'-7/.'. /vA. :■/A/",;■
/
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—To Sell Certain Holdings—See
-
same
of
and
of
of
Robertshaw-Fulton
Net
772,238
v
taxes and
7
;
v7-1956--7 7..'1955
/77 //-"ii?; *' 7
:
was
per
the
on
announced,
for
above $2
half
Earnings per share of
'•
.new.
market
with
*
Ju:u 16/56 June 18, 55
-
sales
unsettled
of
.
(N. C.)—To Reduce Capitalization
>
income
on
%
%
■>'
,
*
■
highest
spite
;
$75,000,
$396,225
share
per
number
and
$107,413,
price
$42,861,314 $43 050.789 Z
8,007,422
7,389,452 '
1,169,724;
1,499,545' •'
58.463
*
41,365-
■
,
Gross
;
ot
of
shares
83%
share
The.reason
company,—
Subs.)—-Earnings Off—
r'
24 Weeks Ended—
«
Sales
taxes
dividends
number
$533,368,
was
per
nounced
Purity Stores, Ltd.
5c
has
30
First-half
-
in
compared with $855,225 in the
cents
share
per
five
Since
$1,691,757
was
expenditures 7
;
,
to
and
June
share
/•-
the
proceeds
the
'
before
59
preferred
Treasurer.'
months
In >'
$1,147,230.
Architectural and engilegal fees $12,000, and printing,
$1,236,800..
working
p.
the
to
Net;profit
each
which
The
-
estimated at $74,570,
are
but
and
dividends
cents
authorized
3,922,583.
and
will
interest,
67
share
for
(Del.),
Edw;
assuming the sale of all the securities.
has leceived $175,000 cash from the sale
company
the
fronton
-
j
the
to
the
1956
%
-
1 reverse-split, it is a foregone conclusion that the capital change will
become effective.on Aug. 7, 1956, said Clinton
Davidson, Jr., Chairman
7
$1,217,500,
to
addition,
stock
stock.
5,000,000
amount
.
«
bond
market.
for copper.
charges
preferred
or
per
The
$0.11
for
reserve
after all
deducting
share
of
the
of
history,
This corporation has called-a
special stockholders
to authorize a
change in the par value of its
and
p.nd
Higher
•• •*
The company has been organized for the purpose of acquiring the
rights to certain proprietary drugs and engaging in marketing and
distributing them, and particularly to exploit the exclusive right to
sell ' "Mericin"
without prescription
as
a
pain alleviating drug.
See
V. 183, p. 1371.
;
'
;
Earnings Rise—
half
its
1956
commission
expenses,
first
the
charges
to $896,454,
Resort Airlines, Inc.
Day, of Springfield, President, owns 12,000, or 4%,,
/Av7AA7.A ,7./
Net proceeds of the financing, after deducting the underwriters'
,
'
said
.
the
of
Geo.
for
period in
the copper
price
requirements,
1955,
10c
betting.
one
Co.
total
of 283,750 shares of class A stock at $1 per
share by Foster-Mann, Inc., has been completed, all of
shares having been sold.
Manufacturing
Motors'
•'
It
j: cr 23.05%,
the
lic offering
'
•
all
amounted
times
after
;;
is licensed to do business in Puerto Rico and has acquired
property
;
in San Juan by lease upon which it intends to erect and operate its
"... facilities.
Of its 309,000 outs*,»ncUo*V •smrmon shire*.
70,190 shares,
..
eight
to
Seaboard Drug Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—The recent pub¬
super¬
1955.
profit
dividend
Co.,
Springfield,
of
in
after
income
5.55
principal -r.
common,
The A
the
prevailing
average
common
on
bonds,
stock,
for which a 10%, selling commission is to be paid.
The company was organize^' undo- Delaware law on Oct. 11,* 1955,
for the principal purpose of constructing and operating, In Puerto Rico.
a sports stadium known as a trohtuu, ucsigned for the playing and
;*
„
Houston,
SEC
like
a
higher
half of
100%. of
at
'
of
the'
mortgage
reports
for
earnings
a
Net
Net
Puerto
the
to
■%"
brings
^Works—^Reports
'Common
—V.
of
Sa'.es ior the period amounted to $11,434,970, compared with $10,426,162 in the like six months of 1955.
The-gain in dollar-volume resulted
•
have
In
327.
p.
Counsel
1358.
p.
outstanding—
% 7:
'
preferred, series "A"___
4Z4 %
preferred, series "B"
4.7%
preferred, series "C"
and
Chairman
of
Mathieson
in
having served until
'7
.
corporation
earnings
conditions
,
panels
feet,
45
floor.—V.
second
a
;?
area
will
183,
4%%
Prior to his Olin Mathie¬
President
was
Reading; Tube Corp.—Sales and
No
announcement.
manufacturing-" area,*150 by *210 feet,
expansion through use of
removable
later date by adding
a
included
was
immediately.
begin
to
building will include a manufacturing
office area, totaling^ about 36,000 square
and
future
wall.
west
expanded at
structure
new
The
space.
for
scheduled
are
modern
personnel
a
floor
the
the
for
one-story,
provision
»
activities
directors
new
the
of
members
as
General
Shares
,
Vice-President of Olin
with
guided
Association.
182, p.
This
preparation
cost estimate
'*■
acquired
produces
is
7.7
Income-
Balance
miniature
a generai
precision
as
synchros,
-•>•/
been
is
affiliation,
—V.
nuts.
company
three
of the board.—V,
t>cfore
Dividends
Lexington
Procter
the
expenses,
Balance
.
.
Motors, Inc.—W. C. Foster Elected Chairman
which
Chemists
T.
constructed
be
and
2767.
p.
Poster
C.
aircraft
son
manufacturing building and additional
adjacent to the present plant in
new
a
and
use
a.c.
Foster
Mr.
Corp.,
sonic
Ky„
capacity
of
the W. T.
Young
Foods,
Inc., Lexington,
wholly-owned subsidiary, was announced on July 27.
by
the Board of this corporation.
produc-
tlon
of
named
were
Killoran
Non-operating,
4.7%
Capacity—
peanut
7
Fleet
announced
purpose
also
such
storage .components,
Robey' Rotor
Its
miniature
Reaction
program
election
also
Mr.
7//"
'-.v:
A Net operating revenue.«l7--A
Among,*
electronic
an
The
surgery.
data
such
use
rate
blowers.—V.
Procter & Gamble Co.—Unit to Increase
An
■
heads.
gyroscopes
William
i
types
and
9.
p.
Wilson
Mr.
'
Operating
507,138
-
•-
■
automatic
Readix,
$1,484,216
income—
The
magnetic
line
220,619
control,,-and
following:
drums
$502,407
$419,620
automatic
system
1956—6 Mos.—1955
Railway oper. expenses.
//,. ' -f
J'';
j.
Rollins
of
been
Chairman.
and
Months Ended June 30—
--.-12
computer;- the Rea^Converter,. an electronic
analog-to-digitalconverter; and the Reatherm,' an automatic feedback control system
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
Period End. June 30—
board
has
Operating revenue„___L._____i.__2____
digital
and
„
and
San Jose Water;
7
feedback
engaged
respectively. > On
a per share basis,
net income increased from $3.88 In the 1955 period
to $4.70 in the 1956 period;—V. 183, p. 710.
/ <
net sales
16;
control
system
components.
The 'company-"is
also
in analysis work in aircraft dynamics and sevromechanisms,
and
in
rendering services,
including, engineering consulting, analog
simulation,
digital computing and analog-to-digital data conversion.^
The company
has designed and developed .several^ products in the
,
1956 net profit was $2,283,000 on
year
ended June 30,
1955, net
ended June 30,
year
$98,788,000.
of
profit and
»
the
to
Delaware,
/ San Jacinto Petroleum Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—Of
shares of common stock recently offered for
by stockholders of record July 12, on a
l-for-4 basis at $15 per share, 300,519 shares were sub¬
scribed for, and the remaining 391 shares were taken up
and sold by the underwriters.
Headed by White, Weld
6 Co., at $20.75 per share. See also V. 184, p. 328. 7*
...
digital
computers,
analog-to-digital
converters,
magnetic
storage systems,
and
high-speed
electronic data
handling
systems.
Robey Rotor Division produces gyroscopes, motors and other auto- /
Pepperell Manufacturing Coj—Reports Higher Earns.—
For
t
Beach,
subscription
It8
matic
r*i\
4
the exercise
underwriters."
the
electronic
series,
interest.-
accrued
1955, at par and
Continental Illinois
,
redemption
for
bonds,
mortgage
through
by
up
the 300,910
1951, and maintains its principal office and plant at 1723 Cloverfield Boulevard, Santa Monica; Calif,
,
The company is engaged in research, 'development and manufacture
of
electronic
automatic systems for military
and commercial appli¬
cation,
including
electronic
automatic - feedback
control
systems,
1, next, $24,000 of
due 1976. dated Jan. 1,
Payment will be mace at the
National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, 231 South
called
been
first
March
on
directors
new
finance committee.
membership
130,000 shares are reserved for issuance on conversion of
-was
three
;
The
class B common steck,
BUSINESS—Company
of
Baldwin
Mr,
company's
r
*.Of which
taken
A-.;;/
Inc.
W.
firm.
130,000 shs.
,
subscribed
were
shares
460
f
Perry Baldwin, President of the Farmer's Bank of Dela¬
Richard Wilson, Vice-President of State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. of Worcester, Mass.; and C. J. Killoran,
partner in the Wilmington,
Del., law "firm of Killoran and Van Brunt.
/ .;;V'7
Outstanding
190,000 shs.
-
*600,000 shs.
130,000 shs.
only
They are;
2767.
p.
left
ware;
j
Redemption— 71y;"
Peoples Water & Gas Co.—Partial
There
its
,
John
working capital,
183,
total of 69,210
a
1797.
of Rehoboth
Rollins, President
Leasing,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
.
;
for
used
purposes.—V.
corporate
1956,
p.
election
The
their
Authorized
Common- stock
not less
secured by new eqipment costing
327, f '
be
184,
'i'/ 7f.r,
net
increased- inventories
Room
the company at
by
waived
Calif.
1811. Suburban Sta¬
tion Building. Philadelphia 4. Pa.. up to noon (EDT) on Aug. 15, 1956
for the purchase from it of $6,873,000 equipment trust certificates,
series FP, to be dated April 1, 1956 and to mature in 29 equal semi¬
annual instalments of $237,000 from
April 1, 1957 to and including
April 1 1971. This will constitute the second and final instalment of
such certificates, $7,560,000 principal amount thereof having alreadywill
have
rights to sub¬
scribe for the new stock, and these are being offered to
the public at the same price. The offering has been un¬
derwritten by Shearson, Hammill & Co., Beverly Hills,
Pennsylvania RR.—Bids for Equipments—
Bids
183,
Monday, August 6y 1956
...
Rollins Fleet Leasing, Inc.—Three New Directors—
share for each two shares held.
new
stockholders
Certain
21,
rights,'which
—V.
period of 15 days for 60,000
common stock at par ($5 per share)
the basis of'one
on
J
-
of
common
additional shares of
'
7:7;
•
March
Inc.—Stock Offered—The company
stockholders of record July 17
Co.,
Rea
the right to subscribe for a
; /Av;AA7\:^7;;%777777,,\7 :V* 7
The
consolidated
earnings
statement for the
12 months period
ended June 30, 1956 shows sales and revenues of $45,976,321, profit
before Federal income taxes of $13,713,775; estimated
income of $6,062,535; leaving a net profit for the Period of $7 651,240,
equal to $2.88 per share on 2,655,420 shares outstanding at June 30,
1955-
B.)
has offered to its
share on March 15, 1955 divided
split which became effective April
per
(J.
1955.
April 29,
acquisition,
operations after
figures reflect these
1955
The
Inc.).
Co
Cement
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v
(524)
V.
at
6,000,000
five
proceeds
181,
July
on
cents
are
to
13
shares
per
be
notification with the
(par one cent) to be
Carroll & Co., Denver, Colo.
expenses
and working
capital.—
filed a letter of
of common stock
share,
through
used
for
2124.
p.
the
corresnonding period last year.
Our earnings, however, were ad¬
versely affected .by substantial increases in raw material costs, particu¬
larly steel scrap and nickel, without a compensating increase in selling
prices.
"Of
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—Sales Show Increase—
J.
sales
the
69,670
shares
of
capital
stock
offered
to
stockholders
on
M.
Gilbert,
for
despite
a
the
Executive
first six
substantial
Vice-President,
months
drop
in
of
1956
sales
were
oi
on
July
27
reported
slightly higher
lamp
processing
that
1955,
to the
than
due
Volume 184
Number 5557
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(525)
prolonged
Westinghouse
increases
in
the
six
first
He
months
reported
year.—v.
strike.
fluorescent
that
184,
and
cents
prospects
262.
p.
loss
This
offset
was
incandescent
18
were
fixture
have
substantial
Earnings
been
exploratory, in nature and
extensions
for-."
have
the Shoais
favprable for
\
;
^
balance
the
appear
-
by
sales.
share.
per
of
the
The
•
and
County,
outstanding discoveries
Ridge
Field,-the
The company plans to redeem
outstanding- $100
A
$7,000,000 of the $11,500,000 presently
preferred stock on Sept. 1.
4Va%
par
also
been
successful
Counties,
Okla.—V.* 184,
in
Texas.
production
zone-gas
Supercrete
for the company said the action was being taken.be-:
surplus cash that resulted from the February sale of the
Simmons' textile properties to J. P. Stevens &
Co., Inc.-V. 183, p. 410.
of
•which
j
and
Textron, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Consolidated net profit
field
extensions
Sunray
on
has
large
a
in
Nueces,
successfully
15,000
Ltd.
(Canada)
mQn
McDowell
£ For the six months
4.61;
compared
vision
Stock
—
—
For the
12
$6,230,315
income-taxes,
months
to
June
30,
and
year,
was
headquarters
pi 2296.
•'*
7
'
,
".--y
'•
The
company >plans
September
balance
under
of
*
to1 sell
loans
Volt line
to
and
wnit
of
the
serve
Clark
:
to
5rete
-
.a,"
St. Boniface,
in
of
building products
'
•
->r.
;
1,000,000 shs.
Other, notes'payable ■*__
5
Period End. Jufie 30—
Operating
5
.
>-
1
<fc-taxes
expenses
Int.
income——
\t-
V ■'*
Net
0
P
.
•
-v.''
*
'
410 819
'
$917,375
$717,576
r
>;
$210,538 : *
.*
18.000
A;
17,952
Earned
—V.
for
184,
$192 586
common.
share-i
per
•
16
•'71,906
367<
p.
$157,278
•'
•
& -Co.i—
.
tReinholdt
-»19,598:V:
>19*598
rBaker,
$1.44
,-i. --»■
'}■ $579,862.
Gardner.
&
Simonds
•v.i
'
;
v
7- Southern Pacific -Co.
Offered—Salomon
-
;
.
Equipment Trust Certificates,:
—
Bros.
&
Hutzler-
and
associates
First
'
&
t'-
,»*■,.
*
Co.—^
,
Go.-,
i\
on
Inc.
- ;
8,000
Inc.
W.
C.
Tampa Electric
'
VU
V-.
j
;
■
■
-
-
*«f
the
5,000
isauelis to *b«
secured "by" the
.
;v'r^
K
ftfUowing
h--;- •?•
equipment >estimat$Ul to
consiUdatdfi
*■'^EMe
Inc.-i
taarntogs
fdr ittte*
ttwt
'
r
in¬
\'
'
the
on
30 -set
first
a
first
are,
July
from
19.
common-s
six -months
$9,312,278 for
;/
a
year
the
same
,
the
will
annually.
V
earnings is particularly significant,"
our
company always shows
second half of the year.
We expect that
.
net
historically,
the
exceed
$937,407'set
in
record
1955.
This
sales ~of
-S16,51o,608
and
is'particularly encouraging
substantially decreased -shipments under defense contracts!"
2081.
p.
\V..
.
'
$10,000,000
long*-term
loan
has
been
,.
,
atx ymortths
^
*
American
as.
of
steel
the United
works
sen
this
to
company by
extended to\a
such >loan
the
opinion
of =^close
observers
financial scene,
a
firms:
States
Ar.mco
Steel
Co.
of
Middletown,
Ohio,
well
as
Steel. Corporation have agreed to Supply the Thys¬
technological know-how, in a, type of:private
with specialized
Point Four operation.
%'"The Thy.ssen-Huette firm
ice-arrangement':'
\
has .had
the
with
for
Armco
some'time
International
?technical
a
Corp.. under
serv¬
which
/'coiftsultant-services are given on a fee basis for ^engineering, buildihg
and; operating of foreign. owned steel plants."; The "August ThysSenHuette retained Armco to. obtain the benefit of the -extensive
experi^enees of-the MWtlletown
company in the area of continuous hot add
cold rolling mills.
This would give,the ThyssenrHuette the ^opportunity
of bbtaUihig the latest know-how-in'this'area
from' the most advanced
^
.
granted
first
.
..
5,000
>''A
Argons, LTwflr iMTuigp-y
net
•"'
■
;
the Thyssen loan is believed to be
completely new trend oy the Export-Import Bank,
to extend credit,-to ;p.rivate
companies abroad.
.
....
\
t * What makes the Thyssen loan so unique is the fact that.'in addition
to buying in the (jnited. States
machinery to 'produce «emi-finished
steel, light structural shapes, tinpiate and galvanized
sheets, it-he loan
Will; permit the Thyssen-Huette to obtain technological denow-fhow from
Cpv»Inc.i. '6,000
>'• .V"*
•
of
theAforerunner
5.000
iLbNuar-^ariTinfiH^-
^UlC.,
,v»'j
of
in
whole
a
Uie international
of
5,000
.
Registers With SEC—
*>•••
.
Interstate 'Obmmerce*Commission.
"The
June
a
with
.
on
t.i" A-bid was also received* from
for-019%^ certificates.:
•/. '}■/:'•
:-a y ■% V it -ST;
^
^Issuarnee 4^ M^ofUke-iCCTtificates ^e shhiect tofthe authorization V1'
$40,750
"because,
figures
as
183,
rA
'
ir
awarded to the group
-.'
for
•
the; Export-Import -Bank. < This is the
private foreign industrial, concern,
In
3 offered $9,660,000 of series UU 3%% equipment y t The cdmpmny ,on 'Aug. 1 filed with the SEC A registration statenient
Ai'.rt
'1
10^7 fA imt!
covering a proposed issue of $10,000,000 first' jnorfcgage bonds due
f.
certificates, maturing annually AUjg. 1, iyD4 -to ly ID.
-.Augy, l,-.U986.4>v',y
inclusive.
The certificates, which- were priced to yielil^
Tbe company t#iiUUp to 11 a.m. .(edti oh Aug. 29, at .90 Broad
rfrom
3.40% - to ' 3.55%y: "
- " " J
trust
.
S2.01
compared
'
ended
announced
equal to
share,
as
.
&
•
Tlie
an
264.
p.
Thyssen-IIuette A. G., Duisburg-Hamboru,
Germany—Granted Export-Import Bank Loan—
* /
-.5,000
;F. S. Yantia'&
showed
(August)
"
;
.'. Aug.
•
view
—V.
v 5(000
—i
-Lentz. Newton &*Co
Taussig, Day & Co.,
1956
7,000
Co.2._^-r^.
L'Shillinglaw, BolgCr dc Co.—*
184, p.<T57.-'
sales
year
earnings
'
Co.
Gibson
to
of' 25
are
said,
the
„—L
Fewel, &
amounted
,
Thomas
higher
'Securities
8,000
\
dividends
net
Co.^
common
a
months
President,
$480;036,
$9,831,042
were
respec-
-■
for" the .six
to
rpse
requirements
Mr.
in
• •' '■
of
•*
";"The increase ."in sales and
,
quarter
period in 1955.—V. 184,
'
V ' ' * #
'
^ 'n
'
period in 1955.'
purchase
to
1956
cents per share have been paid on the
shares of class A'comraon stock and
45,000 shares of class B
stock since the reclassification of
common
stock and public
of class A common in August, 1955.
Preferred stock divi¬
offering
Company
,7 ;r
of Chicago
V 7.000
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
10,000
-
-Xirrk, Gorman, Peck,&-Co,
8,000
•Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.-8,000
Carr & -Company JZ
7,000
$1.31
V.
r
1'
Cruttenden
-15,000
Loewi & Co. Inc.c;-—-lL. 12,000
-Saunders,-Stiver &-Co.I___ 12,000
$599,460
.
$640,098
80.36
'
$0.43
the
and
agreed
Sales
months
dend
Dempsey-Tegeley '&• Co."-J_ ^71000
;Bache
Fusz-Schmelzle'&
..IKBalance
severally
■ ■
'
.Straus, Blosser & McDowell 76,000
.156,644
•-:.;v.y
L
Shares
756,104
'
14
^ $712,004 >
>
r re-
„
Underwriter
has
"
$175,273
;■
each
earnings
Quarterly
*
'
"
973,463 %
\
34,935 ;261,459
■•"-
f,
^3
924
i
A*
$202,132
►210,213
-
321,265
-110,727
-
^799
of
"name
►>Pve! fiuipbep: of. shares' which each
v
the company -are a "s" follows:
$4,128,395
*
dividend
qUlreuien fcs '
-$309,526
-
-
incbraej;
Preferred
-
.
—_
etc.," deductions-.^-
$5,717,299
-898,274
-
UNDERWRlTETRS-r-The
1950—12 Mos.—1953
:•
•
$1,000,406
1,127,268>
Operating -income-—'1
-Gross
1956—3 Mos.—1955
and'
common
electric
second
similar
'
183;646
Base
$1,436,794
revenues-.—
of
compares
span.
the
over
record,-Lee ,B.-Thomas,
ago.
.
Oper.
quarter
This
Th°mas Industries Tnc;^-Sales and Income Rise—
six
'tKi
•I-
second
$61,508,000.
earnings-for" the
of 250%
$424,564, or'$1.77
'
Energy
steam
of
k
Skies
•generating plant, in-process^ I <sets .of the ^company,;
construction, is expected to be ready in the Spring of 195T,
DIVIDENDS—The directors have voted-a dividend of 8'/4C'a'shafe 1
A payable on-Oct. 1, .1956 te shareholders 6f record- as of Sept.-15, 1956.
.V:? '1*-- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME
& X.
*bf
a
.
half
construction of a 63.6 mile' 69,000jpommoii stock ..C25<i- par yalUe)_>___i^
510,000 -sh's.
Commission test site at Mercury, . .^S "Secured, by. pledge of receivables and inventory.*. $$320,000 of such
at
Indian Springs. The
second v.- amount 4s secured by floating charge on certain-.fixed, and current* as-
completed
.'
,
profit for the
comparative basis "forIthe first six months of 1955 sales in 1956
35% - over like- period and profits up 65% over that
A r-Xet earnings
$416,000
>
p
4
&
,
$775,121
the
1955.
net
^
Outstanding
.'A1'''A'-'
up
crease
*
-
readymix con-
Authorized,.
'Bank loans secured
$1.20
outstanding at June 30.
company reported a profit of $2,602,This was equivalent after
preferred divi¬
share on the 2,894.679 Shares outstand¬
1955
$82,315,000.
sales
on <
comparative
with
FINANCING
a
were
-
TO PRESENT
to
of the Board,
with a
profit of
on- sales
of S49,149.000 for the second
quarter 1955.
These earnings do not reflect Hall-Mac-k
or Peat Manufacturing
the
latest acquisitions.
-'•>
\
Gn
corporation
and
v,
*
EFFECT
V'
-
.
GIVING
t
1956 amounted
dividends' to
►
Winnipeg
Incorporated ih
blocks, concrete pipe, pre-
building
Lv./v-y-'yVT"
•
for its
-•
-
' J
f
suburb
makes, concrete
CAPITALIZATION
off the
large
pay
additional -funds
V
bonds
mortgage
funds
secure
in
company
.
-
Air-Force
Station
first
of
to
provide
:
Atomic
theU.'S.
the
bidding
to
and
construction program.
V. The company recently
Hev;,
$4,000,000
competitive
bank
the
cast; and* pre-stressed concreted
""
n-'i Southern Nevada Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
4
1946>
Canada
of
of
after "preferred
shares
the* 3,191,376
on.
months
Royal Little. Chqinnan
$942,000
jackso^L
-Manitoba,
first six
is equal
cents per common
Consolidated
net
compared with $11,295,973 and net income after provision for'Federal
Income taxes, was $1,229,320, compared with $894,397.—-V. 183,
This
2.
half
of
69
.$2,342,000
-
gross
to
ing at'June 30,
an
on
were $6,919,- ,an Old established building supply firm in the, greater Winnipeg area,
income,i-after pro- A ; "tor expansion of production facilities, -for repayment of term- bans- loans
$740,688, compared with S500.69t.? - • and for additional working capital. .'.
'■■■'.
r\
->
revenues amounted to $12,950..062,
y
BUSINESS—Corporation is a
last
first
sales
on
dends
ended June 30, 1-956, gross revenues
with
for Federal
the
For
headed
on
Aug:
per common share,
in
the
for
sales of $111,835,000,
on
announced
ex¬
block
acre
$4,304,000
431.
p.
^ Southeastern Public Service Co.—Earnings Higher—
*
field
Offered
Straus,
underwriting t.group
Aug. 1 offered publicly 245*000 -shares of comstock (25 cents—Canadian) at
$5.50 per Share.
Rlosser* &
spokesman
cause
-
and
area,
Duson
000
f
'
Harper
i
-
multiple
the
in
in.'the State of Louisiana.
Winkler
tended
'
made
area
has
company
Hansford,
Simmons Co.—Plans to Redeem Pfd. Stock— "
been
Creek
9
^
Of T.956,
steel ^producers
•
in
the 'World;.
/>
•
,
4!Tt'.
can'be. assumed that-the Thyssen-Huette could not have obtained
machineify - and know-how-in the United States Unless'the ExportImport Bank loan was granted, ► "The $10,000,000 credit was author-
and
/. r.-"'
:
v
•
This
per
share
the
V
v
Gross
income
,' t'-'..
crude
'
•
.
for
«
over
and
first
half
the
lor
?
■
c
,
of
- r ■
•
1956
were
period
/-same
investments
1955.
V
-was
$214,000,-,.-
approximately ^413,oqo,000-for
which
compared
with'$412,000.000
'total,, additions
,1956
«*♦ •.
-
" --..y
Directors-of
y
/; v
Earnings—
The- Texas
..
f.
last
"■>
year.
to
the
^
Company''today declared
for
the
*
compared -With- $124,834,043
' " -. v. i
;
1955.
' or'
$2:28
shaire -lot ithe
per
she
months
halL of
of.' 1956,
1955.
Of
the .'return-from *the"United
time
pf
...
like, period
...
xapital.-aaaet.^--*-.^-y/*"
a
[
in
v
The
1
the
Stock,
from
non-subsidiary
*Ioreign
"
-totaling
:
.V;-
•
of
Thyssen
learn-the
••
.
workers
strip
had
who
mill's
spent
operation
at
'
«
.;v
corporation
:of
on'July
1956
22 reported that
$1,329,378; or $2.07
was
net
prOfit
J
"the
in
share,
"per
first
for
record
a
half, of
1955'.
Although total sales were alightly lower than their nrehigh-Iti' 1952, tales, to commercial-customers-did reach a new
'
■^
'*
■
',1'"
£' Two dividends,?one of 25 cents and one of 30 cents were paid In the
period. Net current assets increased by over $400,000 from the end ef
yious
..
j-.-\
oompanies
States
factories-to
'
any>half 'year in rthe history of the company- In the comparable period
iasL-yearrnet profit was $701,066, or $1.09 per share. "
Ndt ekles £Werer $15,123,015, compared with $10,194;4l3 Tor the first
peak.:
p)er share, earnings for 1955 are adjusted to give effect to the
split: *, > #4;-' A* - ""e"4
" k: v *T
•„
>.r
t .....
eaynihgs-for tbe*ffrst half of lSSS tncluded-dividends .received -.domestic^ and
- :
six months
„
■*Net
I
TTowmotor Corp.-—Reports Record Earnings—
This
~
;.
,
,
-
equipment were $318.-*
the ' search for ^oiL'and
■
^
,
1
at-the: Armed
detafls.
••
For the three months ended June 30,
1956,. estimated npt earning**
amountep to $68,130,366 or $1-25 per share, compared with $68,812,831
or $1.26 pet; share jfor the "similar quarter bf/1955.7 Include^ in ear n;^ogs for* the second .-quarter of 1955 ts &•_ non-^ecvH-ring jieti profit
of $8,184,530,-equivalent to-30^cerrts,per- share, Tealized o« the sale
■
ip
share;
per
.
first
and
made
rente
90
The
isteel making machines, including a most
upJto-idate* ebtd strip rolling
mill' built
by the Continental Foundry & Machine Co., a division of
Blaw-Knqx. This unit Was placed into operation in late May following
-a
Estimated. net earnings-for the company and its subsidiaries for the
first s** mo^jhs ^
amount^^toj$13fM)88,709 or $2;52 per share,
$3-,494,000,000," ah*in-~'
first
"property^ plant,
©00,000, \whileydfchpp rbxPfrndHures
was
said
the ' official -Export-Import
Bank
announcement,
"upon
that private U. 8. capital was unavailable."
Thyssenv plants already have in -operation numerous American
determination
«.
y
^
v
regular .dividend
pus
.
pared with <^,221,000 parrels daily for'the first half- of -1955. "• '
7:Capital and exploration expenditures by the* consolidated companies
vwere
Bbm*d -of J
The
.
oil • production
worldwideywas estimated at .2,286,000
compared ;.wlth 2,115,000
barrels
daily: for
the first
Refinery-runs averaged 2,439,000 barrels daily, "com-,
1955.
.
consolidated
net
.V
•»*.
the
$197,000,000
with
daily,
of
•>
vTexas *Co.-<-Reports Increased
v/
June"
taxes
$423,000,000
•
barrels
halt
j.-
income*from-sales
of
estimated
ended
-
compared
-Total
crease
?
the
on
for
share.
©00
j
■:'
•-
earnings' for "tjuafterly dividend.of 50-cents per share payable Sept.'* 10, 1956, to
30.
1956,
of
$392,000,000, , 01*. $2i>
stockholder*.Of record on "Aug. 10, 1956,. It was announced by Augustus
196;393,922 shares outstanding.-.-This compares With
C. Long, President.'- Thig-is equivalent to $1 on the- basis of shaiCs.;.
first six months of 1955, "'of $344,000,000,- or $1.75 - ••-held prior to the company's ntwo-for-one stock split in. May. The previ-
months
Government
i.
.
six
earnings
per
July.26
company-on
first
i,
■■■'*:
•
.
i-,.
Standard Oil * Co. r (New Jersey)—^Earnings Increased—
the•i
fzed,"
Stroud & Co.ylnc.—V. 184, p. 367.
lksf yeat^to' k
tofal' Of $5,823r762.--V,.:l83,- p. 49.' ' : ♦ V
$49,-yi
-
,.
~
1965
totaled
j
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—June Net Up—
This
?
corporation, expanded
in
June *of~4956 .'to.^ increase
Or
.
75
cents'a
'June
1935;
John
share
its
compared
Chairman
earnings
for the
$2,307,000
with
;
traffic-by 4/500,000
revenue
net
month
69 *eent*
or
:
'
ton
miles
$21491,0d0
to
share
a
in
A.
Warren T
Pierson
ee
and
Executive Vkce-dPresident
Collings-announced today—a. .".U
v
•<*
Second-quarter profit this year was.$1,148,000 or A34-cents -a share
compared to: $5,139,000 or.$1^4 a share in the same period -in 1B55. A
?
'' BESULTS 'FOR
A'aL-'-
•
•V
>
•'
>
Operating
A
SIX
MONTHS
Net /earnings
.after
%Ba8ed
cents
75
lor the
,
>
Sun Cheipical Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales Higher—
Six Months Ended June 30— 4'* ■
'
v* * 1956
-
sales-
Net
Brofit
-
before
Profit
L__
—
taxes-iJ.
after
1,613,680
—:
tax9s___L____™_^_,___-.4*.^-*-.v4*
Net profit per share of common
—V. 183, P.- 1040.-,. V:; :
stock—
:
income
of
this
4-
its
and
$0.61'
.*
$0.62
including production, pipe
the Sunray statement reported.
?
subsidiaries,
sales,
In
report to
a
Continent
ment
including
and
to
1
R.
W.
operations,
;
.
Operating
Operating
during
ratio.
reserves* during
the
-
half
first
-
by
the
over
TD-X
McDowell,
products
the
period.
stations
Greatest
which
were
1
.
v
were
35%,
D-X
first
half
exceeded
million
16
in
reflecting
reflecting
sale
of
lubricating
increased
an
export
oils
trade
income
.
f
:
,
.
.
R.
—V.
184,
1956—G Mos.—1955
371,616
577,697
274,140
302,823
2.237,836
21,473
16,156
137,312
193.120
$795,150
$5,053,287
$1,138,910
domestic
The
.
Sunray
Mr.
bales
month
of
history,
McDowell
increases.
June
being
was
«•
the
15%
said.
highest
The
753,665
$5,811,952
$5,732,261
78,949
in
addition
the T»-X
Old
19,972
9,993
246,000
1,307,220
$882,917
$4,425,783
$4,202,^76
45
Milk
St.,
Boston
:
'
6,
Mass.,
up
of
exceed
!io
greater* than
-
'
"
,
*'.t. During
has
of
the first
completed' 239
the
budgeted
six
months
of
any
the
previous
record
,
month,
,
Sunray Mid-Continent
net
exploratory and* development' wells-,
or
52%'
program for
the year.
Sevency-seven of these wells
year
*-On
,
month
100%
before
or
.acceptances
Will
be
Tnade
Interest
-*
A
for
due
of
and
accrued
interest.
,
on
total
accepted
debentures
of-$445,-355
cancellation
May
17, 1956, the trust company will mail notices of
tenders accepted. Payment of accepted debentures
and after Aug.
24, upon receipt-of the debentures."
Aug.
any
on
15,
cease
principal amount
in -connection
1956.—V.
will
183,- p.
with
2463.
the
LaViers,
is
sales
President
Board
Truax
since
A.
H.
has
the
Truax,
served
as
retirement
of
1955.
Southeast
of
Coal
was elected a director
resigned.—V. 184, p. 368.
agent,
has
who
in
operations since Janu¬
company,
Mr.
Twentieth Century Life Insurance
The
company
Covering
Co.
for
succeeding
which
George
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
•
July 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares -of capital common
stock
(par
$1)
to
be
on
100,000
offered
at
be
for
1,480,186
$890,889
Trust Co.,
President
as
the
of
the
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
used
$3
per share, -without
underwriting.
expansion and operation expenses.
The
proceeds
are
to
'
TJnion
Aug.
23,
1956.
of debentures were purchased
previous sinking fund payment
Carbide
Carbon
&
Corp.—Largest Cesium-137
Source Prepared at Oak Ridge National Laboratory—
Completion
_
Colony
Chairman
as
of
today.
49,599
'
to the business on Aug.-15, 1956, will receive tenders for the sale of Its 15-year 5% subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,". 1970
to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $427,888 at prices not-
close
waxes
in
-
-
single sales
Stevens,
Presidnet
announced
*
'
"to
A.
elected
Board,
well
as
Harry
of
2000-curie
a
cesium-137
gamma
ray
source
'
was
by Arthur F. 'Rupp, Director of the Operations
Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
This is the second -large
cesium-137 source to be produced at the Laboratory, which is operated
recently
gain
1955.
in
Coal Co.—New President—
been
Snoberger
Mr.
2,241,298
264.
p.
$0.23
3,336,742
'
4,170,762
.
213,484
—
$$1.62
outstanding in-.1966;
7
28,265,524
$4,742,293
989,968
343,760
-
$1,124,345
L___
has
of-the
Truax-Traer
30,403,145
3.270,798
$792,301*
;
Livingston, Vice-President in charge of
1952.
E.
Operation—
sales
and
ary..
C.
.
a
the
H.
Chairman
•
$6,464,978 $41,107,378 $39,612,997
-332,044
income
income
Net
the
17%
a
Truax-Traer
six
4,773,152
Dr)
Fixed charges
•/
bbls.,
« •
$6,729,415
Miscellaneous deductions
product sales through the company's
plants were 8.5%
greater than a year
the
1116.
Textron American; Inc.—Tenders—•v
that
reported
trend,
p.
*
.
Sunray,
upward
!
latest
5,269,885
income
oper.
ry.
Total
and
.'
Net
Other
Branded
.
and-bulk
gains
up
of
an
183,
1956—Month—1955
__—
Jt. facil. rentals (net
-
President
continued at
1955
dealer
ago.
■
than
more
.
•Of, all
refining
revenues
expenses
Railway tax accruals
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
D-X
the company's directors, W. C: Whaley, Sunrav Middeclared that estimated net discovered
develop¬
undeveloped
quarter.-r-V.
V Period End. June 30—
President,
'production
5
line
second
.
1,334.000
1
the
v
k
was $22,134 764, or
.25.5%
over
the $17,628,546 reported
for the same period
in
1955.
'.' Earnings, per share,
after preferred dividends,
for the
first six
months this year was $1.23. compared with $1.06 for the-1955
period.
Gross
operating income for the six months was $165,570,632, as
'compared to $145,179,360, in last year's first half.
'■
The company's improvement in earnings was reflected in all
phases
operations,
for
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—Results from
| Sunray Oil Co., for the six months ended June 30.
"of
"
*
,
.
$44,652,103
President
-\'4;'j'.i.y';;-,
company
.
totaled
782,497
i
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Earnings Rise—
Net
and
1,662,215
770,723
1955. «•
sales
$22,924,353 for the second quarter of 1956; This compares
$48,720,672. and $24,305,649 for the tespective 1955 six months
with
$21,059,462 $20,844,874
—
from,
revenue
•
months, ;and
-s-t:
1955
-
comparable period in
4 .Gross
shares
3059.
p.
.
99.034,000
$5,396,000
taxes
3,336.053
on*
!tLoss.—V. 183,
$
-■
,
112,110,000
^Earnings per sharei__7_A_i__7____—.
-
for the Second quarter "Of 1956 were $7,473,589: 6r
per share, compared with $8,155,009, or 81 cents per share,"
Net-earnings
1955
*oss
'"7';7 7'"
revenuei.-L_^Aj__:i_____—_
.
JUNE '30 '
ENDED
:;A; 7:.;
)•:•'
--y
by
announced
Union
Carbide
the
Corp,-for
first
.The
completed
.
Oak
in
Ridge
used
in "a
Michigan.
fission,
1954
and
Institute
Co.,
of
a
division
contained
is
of
Union
Carbide
Commission,
Energy
which
in
now
1,540
use
.
curies
for
of
medical
&
-
research
the
'
at
Nuclear Studies.
The second source will
utilization program at the University
,
is'
Carbon
;
cesium-137,
fission-product
"
"cesium-137
gamma
Nuclear
Atomic
source,
most
ray-emitting
isotope
it is expected that,
-
the
be
of
J
.
important
.
was
long-lived
found in
the
in addition to
(about
30
years)
by-products of nucleer
the well-known medical
(Continued on page 48)
.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(526)
When
Per\,
■
Monday, August
...
Holder 9
Per
•«/.
*Wlun
-,
■
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company,
;V
yrp -,w"4
PaperCo.- (quar;)
Consolidated
'
Share
'/
Payable ofRea-
25c
> >
9-
■'
1
Home at Compan#-
~ t,~
"■*
8-17
Hollingtr
'
'
Consolidated
Quarterly
25c-
tables.
:
In
-
first WC indicate
the
aif^lne
dari"g -the-tcmient'.weeka :Then we follow winx:,
preferred -<quar. ^„'i'_--c_^i.^—
second-table in which ■we-'show- the0--payments previ-o. cook-Paint &.vamish common <quar.j.„--
-a
*•....
A
•<"
C
•«;.
Vending1 (quar.):-—X::-:,.--;—
Industries, common •<quar,) -i—
B.
C.
F
convertible
5%
Acadia-Atlantic
«
'
5%
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
class
Acme-Wire
Adam,
(quar.)_:_
(quar.
^------
(quar.)
Air-Way
'Allen
'Allied
Chemical
4 Allied
■
Laboratories
dividend
Stock
w£ Allis-Chalmers
New
-
:
Mfg.— '
'
(initial
3V«%
Above
i;
Curtis
8-15,
9-10
.
.
*
9-
10-
1
9-14 1
9-29
5
1
convertible' preferred
75c
American
Can,
Chain'&
$-21
American
Greetings
*
Class
£,
B
$6
Hair
"
&. Felt,
preferred
American
v
*•
4*k%<
Corp,, 'class
.
Metal
«
Co:, vLtd./ common
convertible
<
37MiC "
,
•:
(quar.)—I:;:
9-29
;
-
-
Arrowhead. •&'Puritas
Ashdown
-
Class
1 •
.
(J:
H.)
Water '(quar.):i^x:i
-:
(initial
Corp.v: new: common
•
quar: Y-.
1010-
1
■
1
8-10
9-29
6
.Kansas-City
$30c
; Kawneer
4'%%
9-10
9-29'
; 9-10
9-29
'
9-10
.
„
9-6
0
00
8"2a
2"^c
8-15
< 8-'9
,
v
oOc
9-15
.'
40c
Co.
"
9-
5
,-8-24
■
''
8-
7
1
7-2$
7.30c
-
'
,
'El
1*
9-
i>;■/
-
Mines-Ltd.
(quar,):
7__
(quar.)_^—„ 55c
<
'
7 7Malne
8rl6"
/
8-10
/«..= .
4.8-15
Ltd"7~
v-
•«*
•
7
,
.Corp.^(quar.)_i_*:_-_,v---T_^rr.:^
.(quar.)7
common,
convertible
Kalamazoo
v
4.56%
4.75%
."
50% 7
(quar.)
9-20
"35c .,7-10- 1
,8-20
28V2c
9- 1,$1.18%
7, 9-1
-Black,_Sivalls As,Bryson Inc., com.'(quar,)^/;//* 35c 7;
9-24
,.>t4%%*"preferred (quar.)_.—$1.18%
9-12
Blaw-Knox Co^,(quar.;___
7 :
30c 7
9-14
'
'
—'
preferred
RR.
.<qufar.)^___-.
$1.75- J'/-^vl5
Co._^
',7-30
;•
t51%c
<
Co.
(quar.)
'
60c.,
9-.t
11c "
-
British
Celanese
American
-
Ltd.—
■*.,
8-15
'• t7c
;
10-. 1 -j
Co.
25c 7 .v'
:
Distillers
Corp.: fstoclc* div.)
Budd Co., common (quar.)__„_
(quar.)L——
Burlington Industries Inc., common
,
—■
'$5 preferred
'
•15%^
:
h
35c
•
6-18
8-13
8-
X
'Midwest
:
■
41/2%
8-1-7
V
•
2nd
Canada
v.
Dominion
&
-Canada
preferred
4V2%;
Ltd.
Sugar
15c
2%c
"i
S-10
.,
Co.
8-15
Builders
General
Fireproofing
«*
,-5%
„:i_—7—
Co.
.Stock
7
7
General
General
Refractories
7
General
•
-j.<:
Carpenter Steel Co.
-
8-17
8-10
1
.5%
7 8-10,
$2.20
.
,
:v 8-21
Tire
'Genuine
&■
Parts
Rubber
131 J/»c
10-
;
i50c
(increased quar.-
<Extra
.
(J. I.) (quar.)—
Central Electric & Gas Co..— .".
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)——
Central Franklin Process Co.
Central Hudson
Gas
&
8-15
•9-
-
»
1 '
1
9-10
9-
Ohio—
g_27
1'
-*
9-12
7
8-31
25c
7
,
(quar.)_7_7—•
(quar.)——
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)_.
4.75%, preferred (quar.)
5.40%
Central Telephone Co.,
1
10-
,
67J/2c
(quar.)
1
10-
$1.18%
pid.
10-
-
—7—
1
'-■1':
■
9-10
.
.
dividend
Gypsum
Chain
Belt
(One
share
of
Co.
(quar.)_:__
Co.
CJty
(quar.)
»'—7%
j.,
4%
;
.
-
guaranteed
Sand
&
Co.—
(quar.)^:
8-13
•
:
_i
Stores, common (guar;):
preferred" (quar.)—"
:
7VSzc
l_:
•'27%c
9-
(quar.) :_ll
Shearing As Stamping Co. (quaft),*: 7
Cone Mills Corp., common
4%
preferred fquar.):_:—^_^
,
*
a
3
<Del.)
4
*9-
*
1
5%
8-10
9-
•'
8-17
.
-
-,
1
7
50c
,
.
-'■9- 4:-
bOc
1 •,
23c
.r
-8-1-7
:«-17
,9-15 -r
8-31
9-1-
•
20c
20c-
•
10-
1
9-
•v
8-14 7
1
9-
•
7,
Newfoundland
8-
60c
,-9-10
■
Common
5%
9-1
9-
1
'
•' %
5%:
8-17
9-10"
%
B-29
V.- r'•
>',V
•••
y..
*
8-31
10c
:
8-31*7.
;*
25c
-■
20c
71
8-22
•
8-22
8-25
8-10
;V
75c' ;:t:£ 10-M
(quar,).__
(quar.)________7-.'
17- 9-19
'77.7 "';
York)—
Chemical
Co.
Pineapple
25c
8-
10c
;
12 Vic
.
7;
>
Paper
Co.
3
9-
20c
(quar.) ■'$1,061/4
•%
30c
(quar.)_,_—
1-
;
9-19
8-16
1
•
*
9-
$1.25
1
i
v
8-31
;
8-17
3-11
10c
Ohio
(s-a
Power
Light,
&
;
90c
8-1 :*> >.f
': 8-15
' ; /9- 6": // 8-22
-
3
7 "-
45c
.(increased)
••:-
8- "3
9* I
X '.8-10
'
.
7-26 >3 7
7.
•
%.--$i-v
$1.01i/4
10-
13
10-
1
■ >
438c
: 7
*
-•
9- 7
9-
7
X .7 ?
Ltd.—
_3
-77
.:_:3w7
(quar.):
2-18
'
8-15
8-
preferred
Casualty
-4$1.25
•
8-10
9-1;.
■>'<*' 8-10
9-
1
9-
■
$1
37 Vic
Co.
1.
•"
:
•
847
7';7 4.20%
preferred
Old
•
de-
Republic
Insurance
Co.
37V2c
9-15
8-27
Pottery Co
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.
/
9-
5
1
8-
6
$1.10
9-1
8-
6
$1.05
9-
8-
6
$1.02
9-
50C
8-
20c
8-17
25c
9-10
50c
i'
■
-
7-
(quar.)
:>-■%
(que.r.)—
7 Onondaga
7 7
8-31
: 8-31 %7v:;
-v
8-24,
9-15
:
$1,121/2
(quar.)
<quar.;_-_
preferred (quar.i
Ohio State Life Insurance Co.
9-20
12c
(quar.)
4.08%
t
9-20"
■
3 3 34% c
(quar.)—*
Insurance
Ohio Power Co., 4V2.% preferred
4.40 % - preferred (quar.)
;
(increased)
9-
,
1
-
1',
:277;7.
8-
6
7-25 777'%'
8-
6
8-21
* 8- 9
'
Pabst
Brewing
20%
8-31
8-
3
10-
6
Pacific
converiible
Finance
Pacific Fire
10-20
■
25c
9-13
"50c
,
1
,/•'
com: Tauar.l
com.'"(quar.)
.
7
.
dividend
9-28
50c
9-28
20c
8-25
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
.
.
12Vke
•
9-.-,i.=
: (quar.
.
,
Vr.'v^ *> Vjw •v.
8-14
•
•
(N.
Y.)
Parkview Drugs, Inc. -(Kansas
.
35
8-14
1
9-1'
1st preferred (quar.)l_::_':7_7'_^.:^_44: '41.25* 4r 9- 4!
NOTE/ Stockholders- will vote at a special
8-24
8-24
9-15
Insurance
15C
(quar.)
$0.3281%
preferred (quar.)—.!
50c
(quar.)___
i
cents
pratic.
preference
;
1
>
8-17
9-
1
.7
8-17
9-
17: "7
55c
8-
6
8-15
$1.75
•
10-15
8-15
8-
1
8"
,
:
9-28
$1.50
City)—
(quar.)
7
8-29
9-28
7.
,
8%c
Feabody Coal Co.—
•
;%
5%
convertible prior" preferred
(quar.)
8-20 .1
Peoples; Drug Stores Inc. (Md.) <quar.)__
8*10 v7 7 Peepiles Telephone (Butler, Pa.), com.
(quar.)
9-1
8-10
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar,)^_„_.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
(quar.)-..
6% preferred (quar.)
^
9-20
8-31
.15c
Corp.
8-31
common
1st
[ Pacific Mills.
9-20
>
-"9-14
62Vic
:
«'
17V2C
(quar.i
Pacific Far East Line,
5% %
Curtis Industries, class A
converttiile preferred A (quar.)__^^__
(quar/)^4-.i_:
Co.
"
3
8-15
:•■":
8-
1
..
-r
31V4C
9-
50c
1
.8-17
.
9-28
$1
.9-
9-15/
$1
9-, 1
4
••
9r
'
a-15
•
■'
8-151
•;
^
.
4Vs %•' preferred—:
Pepperell
Mfg.
7
Co. ;(quar.)_:
'!• '8-15-7,
75c
$1
Perfect Circle
Corp;
(qu&r.)_i_7_^—__17
845
■
25c
•
8-15
1
4:
8.- 8-,7- T."
'8-8 'X'v
8-22
r
8- 3
-V-
■
;*7 Z
.
Co-.
r
8-15/7% 8- 7
'
meeting 4o' be. held on* Sept. '17 on-*aPeter Paul iqoar.)
20c -/* 9-10.
V.8-L7
—7:7—;
7
4quan).-_:4_.2:—^ •:-56%c j 7^1*. )/8f 154.f.n- directors'* proposal
ito"^spht'iheTc^ampn -:u •" *rvf
i-PfaudleC 4?o:
quar,37:::■ ■'•/"7-f :*f."*-i'"50c: f."s0^f7";C
:C8r21
Consolidated'Edison/Co: bf "New York (quar.)7 v'*"»60c -*/ 9*15.?' 4-8-16-? i
.'".1 £8fiaresr. two-tor-oneA 4'I
r". if-*.* • ^' i.'fr'Jt'SiZSle '£■*.*/, > ?'^'X«-i.-u*Phel^& Dodge Corp.." .(qu&f.r_*_T:^7J:r7_-7777:'_7
J75c'7iX940 \* ■ 8-17
Connecticut -Power
,
V
777/%
9724 ./:• 9-13
;
•;
"
Casualty Co.
preferred, (quar.)
5.V2 %
.
7-16
-
(quar.)
50c
;;
-20c
(quar.)
Co.,- 4V4%" preferred
preferred
6%.
7-24*
*■:; 9-17
$1.50
Ltd.:
Ltd.,
Fibre
preferred A (quar.)
h;North American Investment Corp.—
7-24
1
,.7-31
30c
—
14
8-
15c
(quar.)
Co..
Co.,
10-
$1.12V2
—7____
Nopco Chemical Co;, 4%
9
8-17
Heywood-Wakefield, 5% preferred" B (quar.) <>7' :31c »9- jl
5%.; preferred
Hotels Corp./common iincr.Cquar.jv: .* 60c",'
(incr./quar.)"
B-_l,
-
7
8- 7
'
(quar.)
;'*;preferred
f -
8-
V
.
!_:7—77:'
-Light (quar.)
Jersey Power. & Light Co.— %
4% preferred iquar.>_:„:_:
4.05%. preferred Xquar;)_i——
7
9-15
Hilton
\8*144
9'- 1" '
55c
'
approved by stockholders)
Refractories
Co.—
preferred
•
8-10
7
8-23
"t.'k'-f
8-10
9*107
'
'■{■
35c*
Helena
Helene
3
10-
50c
(quar.)
Gas Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
8%
58-23
(quar.)
New
1
Kpi [•
15c
(quar.)_7-
*
Hartford
Hawaiian
•3
•
special meeting
Britain Gas
"
.
I"...
preferred,
ir
v Commercial
«...
quar.i'—7
847
-
.
•
(New
8-17
\\.
$1.12 V2 7.
—
time.
(New
preferred
Harshaw
8-10
9-28
'\k *'■■■■
i*
9-10
Stock
.9-4
on
1
1
,
50c
;
(quar.
8-
held
.9-
10-
6%
8-20
1
meeting
20cJ;.;
$1.12 y2
8-13
9-
/X
preferred
dividend
50c
Mfg,z_:_:_:__::::____:
As1-
Amsterdam
9-10
Harbison-Walker
9-13
at
(quar.)
this
Bank
8-25
9-10
V 8- 1
50c
'
9-. 1
.
•8-15
45c
Co.\(quar:
-•New
1
3
25c
875/2c
Colonial
L; ,4%
Vulcanized
7 Neiman-Marcus
10-
(Stock
9-12
/
"
(quar.)_
Stone
8-
9-27
(quar.)—30c
Pittsburgh RR.
guaranteed
Colonial
-
&
8-15
75c
.
Corp. (quar.)
Auto Stamping Co.
Tile
'• NekoosaEdwards
4J/a%
8-25
$2
,
$1.06 Va
7
50c
•Chrysler
-
; Cleveland
8-
50c
Cbambersburg Engineering
(quar.)—-,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
•"Chilton
Tea
National
Paper,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.77
Hanover
8-21
v
8-31
•
9-15
»
9-17
•
8-15
*
.*
V
9rl5
30c
:*
(increased
common
National
4V4%
7
Best wall
for each 3 shares held)—:
8-15
f 8rl0
9-1-
26Y4C
•-
■
Shops
National
Hammermill
,
1
"
at
: 9r 5
>7
19: "i;
"
7
.
(quar.)_7—
-•' Hajoca Corp.—
•; - 7
:v 1 -/%'': 7", /■/;;.
Dividend payment on preferred
again
Products—
...
Stock
.v.
•
Mines
ferred
8-10
-
payment
preferred
Haile
9-10
•
basis.
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
:
; 7' •*
■//.
.-(•'.•v/sW
.*.■
30c
•
.
;.
4*4% preferred (quar.)_____:
V
.
6%•
9-10
.
8-31
r
■
7-27
••
„,.v
$1.08%
4.50%
Certain-teed
Shirt
National Supply,
;
July 27).
'
'
7
4V2%. prior preferred (quar.)^
—'
'
60c convertible preferred (quar.)——_
; Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
J
Grace (W. R.) & Co. (quar.)
.-.
Granitevllle Co.
<quar.)__
Extra '
Griggs Equipment Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas, common (quar.)
u.-^.
8-10
8-13
1
two-for-one
.'
•
s
.
< ■»
15c*
'
'
•
7-77-7:_7__:7__
National Starch Products
.
,
8.17
7
.
Co.—
i
•
"
Co.
a
:
9- 5;
7 8-31
f
$1.25
25c
J.
Extra
;/7
—
•
g_27
10-
/ 59%c
.
9-14
7
-»«;••'• r;
r
;
v
8-20
;
9-7
-
-*
75c
•.
(quar.)__
Electric
9-
.
' common
•
•'
*
8-31
,,10- 1
80c
„•
(
•
3
8-31
.
•
,
1
8-20
-
50c"
,v
•_
-
v
on
7-18
•
35c *'
•*
7
jCoi;7(qiuay.)7:7:7l:-77.»7^7._J
Stockholders will vote at
National
Gianni (G. -M.) Co., new 5%% pfd. (initial)
Goebel-Brewing .(directors took no. action on
8-10
•
,7-8-15
tl5cr
•
..'".shares
,
9-15 ""
*
7
8-
f.;
82'/2c
*
: r;
7" to be held- on Oct. 24 on a directors'
'tr V
proposal to split'the common on a twovr*.cvfc"/
for-one -basis/ .
I.--.
ZT:C
1
•
•
* ->
9-10
30c
Food-Products
/
7,7
:
of
3
Fuel
:
10- 1
40c !.
(quar.,)::
Dairy Products, fquar.)
preferred ,(quar.)„
General
-v
Co.
V
*
Pt 1*
•
(quar.)
"7"
....
-8r 16
• •
•
>'10- 1}
56%c
,•
7:7»_______:7-
»; National
Advertising (quar.)_!__—7pfd. <quar.)__—
Telephone
(quar.):'___
national.Acme
•
r
,'9-15
4S<. '1M X :*' ^18 4
:5C 3 79-1.5 4. 8-15
25c
; 9-15
.'r/y.8-20
-
Mass.)
7____
.7
:__:_7
:
Mills
•;.V: Extra
quar*).
preferred (quar.)_^
General
/ ;
-
Case
,
*:'•
(Springfield,
7 National
Castings (quar.)—
Telephoned Co. -of*Ky.—"""
General
/
r
.
v<«-.*
at $105 per >Conversion '
preferred" (quar.):7:
1
—
(initial
com.
Insurance
Semi-annual
Steel
*7 ; General Outdoor
8-31
4$1.10: llO- 1
* 437.V2c.'7 ,10- 1
Canadian Westinghouee Ltd. (quar.)—-—L,:"
- J25c
Carborundum Co. (quar,):——•-40c
.
•
Supply (quar.)__;
Munsingwear. .Inc., common' (quar.):-_77v:_
;
:
:
/S •''
.9*19
..25c 'w
preference (entire issue called
Life
..Mountain
9-14
Plywood Corp.. 5%
7
Corp., mew
dividend
.,.'-78-31/., 8-13 i'"4
*
'*
rMosipee Paper Mills Co.__„
8-15
(final!———
Ltd.
9-
9-15
.
(quar.)-
common
1
5c l, v-8) 4 1
I2%c " • 8-/4 7
•
■
terminates»Aug.:;287_7:«7.L-:*.77^77»'_L!7:' ■/>
Monarch
r.
8-31
Corp.- <quar.)_7;7-7_7—7—
.General
>
Gas
-
,7-27
Supply, :5%rufd.: 4quax.)
Electric,
conv.
Monarch
8-15
(quar.)'—7——7—_
:
-
J
Corp: Ltd.t
preferred . (-s-a)
>
~r\:■ 1 J',;-/
35c
•'
«
:
Minnesota PoweroSc Light) common
5%. preferred (quar.)_i—
-
Finance
„
/ r;/
8-10 7
General
■
V 8-31
:
•
Tire
V
:
-1 •*
50c
(quar.)_: •'?
'_7-—7__7 *
:•
717.7 7 for redemption on Aug. 31
?
share plus
this7dividend).
8-13"
9-
9- .1
.
450c
preferred, (quar.)—429Vicr
-Canadian
(quar.I.
'
Pitt
9-
,430c /9- 1'
(quar.):L";
Canada Safeway/Ltd., 4.40% pfd; (quat.)l.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)-1$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.):;——
•'
.,8-
7
*•'
•
(quar.)-—-
common
preferred' (quar.)__:'_
.' Common
-7' 3.30''k
:■:«/•>.-7
i
7
7
9-
" ^9-6
(quar.$1.12V2
Malting Co. Ltd.;,
v
'
:;
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
itf-15
-
(
9-15.
-'-9,
■
8-214,7/ Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.):_—7_————'"
8- 7 t-:'.
(quar.) *
25c
/' 9^ 1;
Stock dividend
preferred (quar/)_:—„— 1 > 87 Vtc
J 9- 1; / 8- 1x -7;" NOTE: Stockholders'will vote, at a special
,4% preferred (quar.):*:
...7
$1 t\j 9-: X
.8- 77 : ' r
.meeting to be held on Sept. 10 on a
4.20% preferred (quar.)—7--:*—:
$1.05
9- 1 *t
8-.7 i} / -4t ; directors''proposal to split the common
.4%%
lf:.:
^9-30,:.;
$2*50
v..
/on-ir')-
Rubber-.Reclaiming,-com.
-•"
"3 '/2 %
-
/
-30c-
Midwest Packaging. Materials Co., common.
5%' preferred ;(quar. U_:—:-7
'
8-31 ;
(quar.):
7
,-»».•
1
9-
Co.
XSeneral
V;
9-
$1.25
•
h( P-fZK
7
35c
i
.
6
.
(quar.)
Motor
General
-
9-
»
(quar.)
B
Ltd.—
*9-
.
.
British Columbia- Packers;/Ltd;,r6lass^ A *( B-a):V. t37 V2c v",L9£15
Class B (Increased)::
t$1.25
9-15
7Brown & Bigelow (quar,):—--:—*.:——:—
'
25c
'
9-13
V Brown-Forman
Canada
C:Franklin. Process
'.8-13
,
.
7 Brown
8-
;
,.15cy7;..8-157i;7
7%
Bridge Works (quar. j:7"74.
7—.
{ Foster-Wheeler. Co.'7(quar.):_*_7——*.7^>—..
-
77. 8- 77
...
;
I
8-13
.V
9-' l i
$1.75 ..' 78r.
■
•,
v
British
Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
v
71 7
preferred (quar,...
.t$l.
.104V2% preferred (quar.)__,/i_^__:^:L:,~_, ;,7;
t53c'4-.104V2% preferred (quar,)_i:
:t56c
,10,4%% preferred (quar.)
t$1.19
105%. preferred (quar.)___:_—
t62c ,*•>. 10-
of
A
•Class
Fort
.
v
deposit recetpt8_£.^._:_:____„_„ *
.9-.1..
-
2&c
7.
10.-
•$.. 77,.,
r %
8-10
Friden
Calculating (quar.)
'„—_L——
7-3U::, ;General America Corp. (quar.)__
—'
)-
7-
y4%
■.'
4,
,70-74
•
Motor
'Ford
9-
;8/27 h
Bristol-Myers: Co.; common .( interim—__ 7;
40c >
9- 1
*3%% preferred (quar:)Li
93%Ci .'10-15
::
8-20.-
,
Borden
38c "
:
7
\/7 yr %
/Geiitral
Mercantile.Stores
t
preferred (quar.)——
474.Class
8r20
.
Boston Fund
$4
:* 8-20 ,.'-7* Ford
35c
9-1
j $1.05 ,f V 9- 1
.
-
10-31'
9-1 v .; ;8- 8.'.9-, 1 7.: 8- 8
151V2C.
.
.
preferred-(quar;)-:-:_::-i.i7:-----*
4.20%
,
•
8-31
'
,
Light, common
preferred (quar;):
preferred (quar.):'_2—
9-15;
.
Manhattan-Shirt. Co.*
.
•
,—...
9-10
-8*31
7
.7,7 7
.
common
9-28v %/9'-l3
"Stock .dlvideml7_i:::7:lli-::L_'_'::
9-15^ »f8.-311*> -"MadL Ifadotta;-1^
A-l*. fc>8?t5'i'f7CMCN(^I:Maohihe74fe:®dginewing';Co.r--r'7';-'
37%©./-;
8-10
> Common (quar.)
L.12%7/-: '0r 8-10v^: ;
t5%'.preferred. (
.
f v.-:Electrolux
.
&
9-14
-
7-31
-
Power
79-10
10-.1; 7
1
4c
.
(quar,):.—"
-—
17
8-10
.
10,14
a .'/ ? *'c - preferred (quar
$1.12%-.10-71
'■/
> 4% preferred (quar.
$1 7 10- 1 77/9-14 7. ,.Faber,. - Coe
Gregg
Bankers & Shippers Insurance • (N. 'YJ— '-7.7 f>* S.,Ji;7v;v
-f<747- Fair,--(The): -See
dividend
*B~-1-'- ; *
jt. . Quarterly- i.-:.-.—r/q ' 55c. f8' -9
under The; Fair.
it. * Beatmit Mills,
common. (qUar.
»: ■
37V2c
: 91 7.8-15,t-^FaJardo Sugar .Co.- (reduced)
—
'
$5 preferred.
8rl5" ♦.*: Fansieel- .Metallurgical'iquar
((|uar.)i*-7::4.-r:.7:_/-i->_**;7 $1,25 . %• 9-1
-Berkshire Hathaway- (quar.7. 7 ^ 25c
Berkshire Hathaway - (quar, ):*.«_:
a
9- 1 "/ 8*,8 7»
9Farrington Mfg., 5V2%- preferred"
(quarj-i^
-•Beryllium Corp.; (quar.Ka-v*i--^vii>-»--'» 7:. •' 15c
Beryllium Corp.v (quarK.-V^-^^^-vV-- '7
915c
9-15
.: 8-31
• Filtrol Corp. (quar,),
.Bethlehem Steel Corp.; 7%'- preferred
(qua*^
$1.75, <10- 1 >;f 9-.7 'i ' Fishman'(M. H.) Co. (quar,)__,___J-^-_
-*Bibb Mfg.* Co. (quar.)_.
9-20
r
Flintkote Co., common (quar.)
35c^t 10- 1 1^9-20
Flintkote
—L
Hills
1..
.10-
»c
3
.8-15
'79-
->j9<40' v f5'i'-Elcctfo,< fietract'>rief$.^.^Abra§iv^.^i^/^-7,i^v:i,7pt'
.
&
Extra
8-
>
62%c
.
.
-Exeter .Mfg. -Co.;. common
Black
9-11
.8-10
>
8-15/,-.
8-10
7.418c; v 10- 1^ ^ *9-10a" 'Comiuont'(ciuar,)___:—: y
>>-. 15c /• - 9-20 .^ 8^28
i -<
.456^*0.
.
8-20
7
25C
% '• preferred it(aqcum.V *
Manchester Co., 6%.preferred
-(quar.)___
'
.
I
5c
30c
<
.
7
8-10
v
*
(s-a>____:_
Ltd.,
r;.'8-15
-
$1.50
•
8-24
.9- 1
9-1. ''30c-:7 10-71 ui
;v;(
■:.;
9-14
9-15
.
7
30C
f
:■
Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)—
dividend__:__:_l„-7^_
Groceterias
7.8-28
-
Co.,"4.10%. pfd,. (quar.l >$1.024»/4%J-preferred'-(quar.)i" Sl.oeVi V
50%
preferred
20c
1
Natural Gas
Paso
Equitable Gas,
.-4%%.-
-:7*24
7 8-10
8-28
•
'7-30
'1 %'.non-cumulative 2nd
pieferred (quar.)
.Los Angele.s Transit Lines (quar.;________'7_.
Lucky Lager Brewing .(increased quar.) :L_:_
1 Lucky ^Stores V
1
.
.8-10
7
f
9-14
8-
32c
(qnar.)::::i_i
preference.
; Long Bell Lum oex JMd.h. class A
Long Bell Lumber (Md.) - (quar.
? Lotd Baltimore Hotel—; 7;' f '
-V
;-9-10
.55c
quar.)——:—-/
^ :S-10Eaton Mfg.' Co.;.(qvar.-)-_^:,:-T'-sv7'-i.-:---i-,: rf-75c.;;
9-1$
- 9- .7
.Eddy.-Paper..-.ltd/, class A v(quar,.)i/J_^_:---: > <W5c.
-8-10
Champagne
9-28
.
$1.18%
fquar.)_'__*_^_^„i
7.9-14
7 8-24
7/
.
,9-14
9-11
'
*
$1.50
'
7
.
common
,
'•78-10
7 8-17
.8-
f
_•
77
9-14
9-28
8-10
(quar.)
r__Vl,
8r20
62 '/2C
7
(s-a)
.
l&C
8-13
'
35c
'■■■■■I
2nd
8-17-77 8*10
7
■
—,<
UtHities Associates
Eastern
Gold
Loblaw
'8-. 9
9-10 •
:7'15C-
-
^increased
Insurance
common
(quar.
Wines .&
Steel
Stock
*
'8-157-778r.$,
8-15
•
Salle
Life &
.
-
Marine
Leverage Fluid of Canada
v
'
37»/2c
7-31
.
9-28
70c
.
-7*::::::
4.$0 %',-lst: preferred •
La
Leitcb
-
'
1
.♦L20
(s-a)
■
7B«Tourfteau: '(r;; G3
' /,eath & Co., common'(quar.)177>_r_i.
-r'
$2-50 Preferred- (quar.)^-^--™^:..:..^,
UOQ
9-20
"
Y.
if*"Ldhe Bryant,:Jnc'.fqiiar.)
'.Pi I; '7 8-15
•
9
9-
$1.37%
c
9-12
25c
_7
(quar.)-_7.„_l_:._'_,__
Utilities,
preferred
Laclede
9-1
I2V2C
&
Keyes Fibre Co.,
7
9^10
'
79-29.
9-29
8-
divi-f
<quar.^_::_:i__.______'_.;
Fire
Co.
Kentucky
,
-
8-17
*1.:
income
(quar.)
Co/ of V.
Johnson de-Johnson A qtiar.)
9-4
9-
91; u
92*/aC v
'-T
Corp. Wquar.
common-
Jersey .Insurance
9-6
35c
Tquar.T
preferred
$4.80 preferred
'
9-
7
8
-
1
$5.50
■
y
7i :.)"(?/:• -v'*.'v.'*.(■'
v.
Eagle-Picher
-
.'(Eastern
.......
Atlas
r
v
10-
8-
9-
15c
$15c
-
HardworeVIitd;,' Olass ' Aia
B
8-24
8-15
•7 9-15
/
8-10
1
8-15
1
9.
$3.75 .preferred. <qua£^ • 93%C'
;
•>
9.
1
9-
50c
-
(quar.)
Supply,
1
•
,79-28
9-,
'
8-24
-9^21
,
i
B
investment
Mfg.(quar.)
Water
9-
160c
9-1Q
75c.
"
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Fireman
8-15
(quar.i_i'.-J_l_^r._l—$1.25 ~
.8-13-$57 -preferred-. .JB-Cqua
$1.25
8-31
•'
25C
(quar,)-—.
(quar.)j-L_____—^
A
net
8-15
125c~-;
i
*'
'
solely from interest and
income;
dend
8*
8-31
i4c
1
%;
Inc.—
Ihc;—
derived
-
'Iron
9-12
8-31:
v
(quar.>__-\rr,-50p'/
9- 1
8-
-V9-/1
■
-
.f'T,/ * 1
9-14
$3
:
8-24
7
preferred A (quar.)r_:_:-7-r__i._r-i--.^
9-14
;
Common
'
.
-
50c
Farms
Co., common
(increased)_:—V
75c
participating/preferred; f(quar*)-—^
12V2e
■Participating o ViiLL-—JL4-JJ2L£J£$.Y'
Armstrong .Cork, common iquar.fZi-r-CC-JJ*'.] - 30c
Arden
i
S
8-15
Pulley
-
■>'
8-21' /
9-29
:
'4c
>
$1.05
■
12-1 } '-11-21
27-'/2C!;
9-1
$1,75.
common
preferred
preferred
vfi'%
-
•-
9-1-
30c;
-
(quar.)
common
preferred
4%
'■
(quar.)
8-31 Z'Z.:
8-23
Ltd.-. (quar.)^—-——1'
Bros/,
TDrackett Co.,
v;
9- 5.7'
Services,
$5' preferred- A"
(quar.)T__:::__:———
(quar.)J_:__l
—'
preferredpreferred
preferred
Donohue
*
9-13 7
.
9-15
-.Jamaica
B-(quar.)'„—•
•:.? 30c;
8-20-£:
Dragon Cement Co. •.<quar.)
4
8-20 7
30c; 7 .9-10
(Drewry'-s Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)_i—
7
25c - <10-10. *:> 9-29 /'.
Durham'Hosiery Mills, common A (quar.).-."10- 1 '
9*21"
$1.50
(increased)__'———— '< 7 37V2C'
1 American
Tobacco Co; (quar/):^_'__J,———* $1
7,
30c ; American
Vitrified -Products- (quar.)_i':i7American
/.
1".
'
(quar.)r—i'—I- ' $1.12 »/2
preferred-
5Vi%.
.
(quar.)--:-
common
(quar.)L__:___'—i_
American- Metal'/Products,:
,:f
(quar,);
A
1
9-15
'9-10 1 r.
(quar*)—__i-_
American
*
,
(quar.)___—1 V v 433,4C
>' 50c
Cable-(quar.)r—
preferred
Diversified
(Quarterly, from
9- 7
(quar.)
(quar.).
& Light, A'fo ' pfd.
Power
4.56%
7*9-24'
1010-
1834c
-
\
(quar.):--'—
7%v preferred
Investors
9-21
1
"
common:::
preferred
.
'
American
'
$1.07
$1.14
4.20%
(quar^).
$1.05
Delta
Air
Lines
(quar.)_„:_:_/i_i____-_i:
30c
Dentists
Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)
25c
Detroit
Steel Corp.,: common
(quar.)——,
25c /.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
Dickey (W. s.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)—1
30c
8-21
9-
$1.02
%
5
preferred ;
being called for redemption on Sept. 28 '
at
$103
per
share -plus 21c .'dividend/.?
'»•'. -«Convertible to Sept. 28.
7',
t
Co.,
&
7rto-
4.28%
8-31
9-
50c
preferred
$7
preferred
prior
Delaware
convertible
] Allison Steel-Mfg. Co.—-4-77''X% '-''pfZ
Publishing,
Deere
<
7
1
81 V»c
8-10
8-31 f
§0-
9: r
10c
8-24
.
8'/s%
15c
9-10
Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
" Interprovineial Pipe .'Line Co:, Ltd. (iner.
s-a)
Interprovineial
5c
.
$14)6%^-
.
8-24
"
-
p 9-20
&
Ireland
(interim;
_.l
_1_J
1 '
Income-Fund of Bostonv.(Irom--invest:' inc;)<
v
-.
:
8-10
10-
,
-i
$4
>
8-17
8-24
9
9-10
25c
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)
Cuno
Engineering Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)__
Curtis (Helena). See Helena Curtis Industries
3.70^
'.■>;*
,7 "
,.1; V;':
quar.)--—-—.'——.
preferred:, (quar.)
NOTE:
1
9
93%c
.Crown
5 ft-
;■■
—-—;
preferred -(quar.)-^i-————
;, 4.08%
9-
r
Investors' Stock' Fund,
v
Payable of
:tCc
8-24
24c
..Crown
u
20c
(quar.)
—
common
'•
8-15
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works. ; '
Finance Co., .class A (s-a)
;
t.
.
.8-17
VV. 75c
$1,31%:
(quar.)___——
' preferred
(quar.)
Dye
&
30c
'I2V2C
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Co.,- 5Vi%
Finance
Allied
8-31
;
i
•
8-
8-
1
8
-
9-14 '
■;'k 15c
—----
C.) Business
(R.
8-24
9-30
"
12VaC
y
9-10„»
;:9v4;
'
quar.>
1
8-20
1
8-
9-1
...25c.
—
9-12
50c
.
■'
(Increased
10-
J 30c
9-
G2V2C
3%%
preferred (quar.):-,
Crompton & Knowles Corp, "(quar.)———.1
NOTE: Name recently changed.
Old name
Share
•
^ 9-10 <:
*
75c
Company,
S\
>;•/' Hqwarch Stores Corp.; coirnnon1
preferretf?'fquar.)t'_ilt2——
Imperial "Tobacco Co. of. Great Britain.
^
9-10
1
9-15
-*$1.25
•/
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Industries
(quar.L.—
Tennessee Natural Oas Co.—
Alabama
-
A
Co.
8-15
10-
J12V2C
—-r-
Consolidated
*
25c
—a
preferred
Crane
-
-
8-31
9- 1
;
8-
9-15
_
*
Common
'-'$1
;•■•■
,
6
8-25
-
9-1
75c
»
(quar.)—
—
5%
preferred (quar.)-—-—————
Corning Natural Gas (quar,).
—
Corroon
&
Reynolds Corp.—
j
j;
; r' ■
$1 dividend preferred
(quar.)—,
Corson (G. & W. H.), Inc._-—
1
Payable of Rec.
2oc
62 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Refineries, Ltd.—
Sugar
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
A.
-
50c
6'Zc
Per'
„
31 Vic
•
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Mines;/! Ltd.*
-
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*/{ -%/%• ,*■ i
not yet reached their.-:-'c
; oasly announced, but which have
payment date.
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ContinentalCoppeivAiSteel Industries—
Gold
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;
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<
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8-LO
we give the dividends announced In
previous
weeks and not yet /paid;. The list does not include divi¬
dends; announced this week, these being given, in the
jo $3.95 -preferred?;(quar.98%'c
8-10
preceding table.
V
8-10
_!/!' Name of Cbmpang*
Philadepnia
.
'
■
$3.65
preferred
Photo Engravers
;
Increased senrti-annual__l___„'_ll_lt.—_l_
J Pine Street Fund— r-•,!'!;%• -ry.
Quarterly out of ordinary income-
$$1.1214
'
$5
V
&
convertible
$4.30
15c
1
8-21
25c
Directors
again
dividend
Potash
at
Cc„ of
Extra
America
River
5%
Air
4
!
8-20
8-24
.
Aircraft
/
45c
*
(quar.)
(stock
com.
dividend)
—
*.
v
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
!
$30c
I
9-15
12-
preferred
Public
(quar.)
Service
Co.
of
,4.20%
preferred
3%%
preferred
4.32%'
preferred
preferred
4.16%.-
.
50c,-
4
Indiana,
(quar.)
9-10
9-
1
50c
$1.05
_!______
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-1
9-1
9-1
8-15
26c
9-^ 1
8-15
"|Pure Oil Co. (quar.)____;
9-
8-
.
!1!
40c
.
1-
25c
9-28
50c
9-15
"Republic
35c
8-24
$1
9-25
1
Reynolds Metals Co.,
Rheem
Mfg..
4%
4'/2%
___
pfd.
-
A
convertible
Mfg. Co.
iquar.)
,:Royalite Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
—_C
$3.75
Aeronautical
10c
-Joseph/ Stock Yards
Extra
75c
____!_!
Seaboard
V
$4.75
$5
r
(G.
Shaler
;
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Searle
■:
Finance
Co.
iSheaffer
.-Signal
Oil
Class
Gas
A
9-10
(quar.)__—.
!__
15c
Fund__^__^_i—__—— '•/!
Snap-On "fools (quar.)_i__u______
y
'-f Southern''Franklin Process, common (quar.)
7%
preferred' (quar. )_!!!!!_!'•
Spring Bed- iquar.)
Southwestern
>
Investors
Sparks-Withington
.'Spiegel,
Inc.,
pfd.. (quar.)__
$1.50
dividend),
5%;
(quar.)____________
9-28'
Fuel
Supply
Co.
9-15
20c
$4.50 preferred (quar.
:•
/Springfield City Water (quar.)l
Standard Brands, Inc.. $3.50 pfd.
(quar.)—
./.Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) (quarh-__---__i:r_
> 8-31
8-31
Hotels
Delaware
(quer.)___—_
Corp.
/Steinberg's, Ltd., 5>/*'%' preferred
A,),. Ltd.' (quar."J__
Extra
Sun
,
Drug,
Superior Tool
-Syracuse
"I
Corp.
Transit
"Texas
Co.,
new
'2 Texas Fund
6
10c
8-31
8-15
50c
8-31
-
40c
8-20
i
8-
The
"
Fair
capital
Co.
ioc;
5%
I/-
conv.
5%
non-conv,
Tokheiin
pfd.
series
(quar.)
series
preferred
Terminal
Union
Cold
participating
4%
Storage
prior
/,
Inp.—1
Science
ment
Fund
8-15
8-15
.
9-
!
•'
2
-
?
;
10c
•
9-15
-
3.
Foil
1 U. S.
5%
7%" preferred
-8-31.'
9-10
I
/-.5%
1 U.
S.
■,'9-
62V26
li'Mi
2
Universal
Consolidated' Oil
•
;r'.:
10f
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,
A
8-17/
1'..
■
-
.
"Vulcan
"
Corp.,
t
62'/2C r
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TOJ
65c
K'-r
common
*
<*
-
y
:_-_r_
--
preferred "tquar.
r
8-10
8-15
7-31
'
9-29
Z"\ 9-15
9-12
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Atlas
1
9-12
s
'
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ordinary (final)__ /;■■!
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(increased quar.)__
;;!■•..-• ■';•!jr.
9-24 !
9-
1
5
;C
4
25c
9-
Co.
!
8-15
4.40%
I
5.30%
!
1
%
8-
1
|
25c
9-
4
9-
4
9-
4
'*
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Interstate
*
60c
*
'
8-31
-
8-
9-10
75c
8-20
!—; 25c"'
9-10
(quar.)_
Special
Class
8-20
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8-
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quar.)
1
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8-10
9-
1
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19c
9-
1
Life
Ltd.
8-15
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8-15
(quar.)^!_
Insur.
A
(s-a)
Acceptance
9-
1
bents
;
Electric
r
Service
•9:
v'
«
$55c
"
income
capital
•
8-15"
net
/'"
investment
Machine, Ltd.,
$20c
!
,
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income)
common
8-31
10-
;
;
9-
common
5%'
-
'■
(Quarterly
■;
,7-31
*4
j
v-
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&
;
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r
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B
Class
v
A
Class
B
Ceco
*8-21
;
7-30
8-15
;
7-16
/
7-27
7-27
8-15
common
8-
8
7-20 <
«
(quar.)
»
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8-27
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8-
(quar.)_!.•__
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* 9 -14
.$1.50 % 10 15
1*15-57
^ $1.50- 1*15
-___.
8-31
preferred
preferred B!(quar.)
A
—,
preferred."B
(quar.)___
Central Lmilsiana
Electric,
(quar.)
•>
(extrap
23c '.s'9-10
10c
-
8-31"^
8-2*
'
8-15
.' Bayuk
^
Cigars
-J>Beaver
,
Lumber.
•
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8-15
r
,
10c
'
9-15
35c
,
(quar.)_
St
Paper ' Ltd.—
- -
'•*'*'
: $75c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred"
*
class
(quar.)
25c
A^(quar.)r_a_-J;.
,*
i$25c
$35c
'«) 9- l>
9-14"10.10-
I
1
8-
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6 ;
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•
8-30%
9-10
9-10
,
com.r(lnltlal)
;
-
•
,
30c
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-15c
—.__..
Chase Manhattan Bank "(quar.)!__!_——:—
( •
*
new.
.•
•
55c
j
.
7-31-
8*1
8-15
•9-
I
8-15.
8-15
•
•
8-15
10-
8
9-1
8-31
-35c
„
9-8
-
5
8-
3
7-31
9-14*
1
10- 1 > "9-1*
.10-
1
9-
1
.
,
9-14
.
.-
8*10
>9-1
1
9-10
8-20
,8-10
TO-
-
1.
_
Telephone Corp.-*-<
Gommon- (quar.) 1
/_•;
—i""-'30c
4J/2%; preferred-:(quar.).___
a
_._-$l.l2%
Chesapeake
Corp..- of
Virginia- <quar.)ii^r_i.
'30c
••.
8-2
8-13
"
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$-15
8-27
9-19
7-13 *
8-15
(Chenango $z. Unadllla
:
'
Fibre,
$4.50 preferred (quar.
Channlng Corp., (quar.)
* *
9- » :
; 12-
——
! Champion Paper •&
;'
•
12-20
.
j
9-20
V 12- »-
1
7-31
*
12-20
.
.«.
8-15
9-4
•:
!-i 9-20
4.50% preferred, (quar.)
$1.12Va
! Central. Soya Co, ;(quar.)!!!__—, •
40c
Central. Vermont Public Service, com..(qutfr.) *
25c
.
(quar.)!_'
.8-18,
y -
—
$1
(60c%
,
'.
8-17
l
9-21
! $1.25
•
common
$1.25
.
8-31
11-15
'
$1.25
.
;4.75% "preferred (quar.
''$1.19*
9-2$ i
\ z' 4.15% preferred (quar.)_!
!______
,-, $1.04
«-$!
' !. 4.65!a. preferred-(quar.)
_^;' i $1.16
,**
)
>
\ Century Foundry,- 5% preferred (quar.)__!__ r
.$1.25
Certaln-Tc'ed
Products
'-$-27!'/
"(quar.)__
1
:
25c
Cessna .Aircraft, Co_ (quar.y
!-• -35c
9- 6
•
9*
::
8-15
11-15
-$1.25
*
(quar.)
/•
%
v •
11t30
30c
50c
Co.—
(quar.)—
5%
>
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K
6
9->7 •'
9-21- '
.' 25c
8-15
8-31
Georgia Ry.
8-17 rf 0 Central.Illinois Securities Corp., com. (quar.)
! Central & South West Corp. (quar.)_
8-17 .
9-15
;
8-15
11-30
•
.
; 8-15
.
8-31;
$12c
(quar.)__
8-10
1.
8-31
$25c*
.1—
1
$25c
t
(quar.)_
Storage
8-15
.9•
-
$13c
\
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.
Steel. Products
of
(quar.)
.
preferred. A
•
9-15
A
-
!5%
*
4
60c '
»56V5iC
8-13
9-
40c
»•
,
_______
5%
;
-
8-10
8-31
8/13
8-27,'
10c
(quar.)—_______—V
5%
38c
;. 8-27
v$40c
)qiiar.)__!—
(quar.)!
,
Central. Cold
'
Bangor- As ^Aroostook; RR, ..CoJ_ i quar,)—
Canada, Ltd:—-. •
!
.
Rubber
__-!;_!
8-15
'..8-15!
-y$40c
Class
8 13!
*
-
(final)-!'—
preferred j (quar.)_
Catelll-Food Products, Ltd., class
:
■
(final)
Corp.
* 4%%*•■
8-.17*
? 8-13V
Ohio; KK.
Gibbs^'.Sewing,' Machine Co:_!%-i_\''j. 10c.8-15 !-i 8- 6 /;
/Bathhurst 'Power
Iron Co." (quar.V_!
40c
9- 8 >
8-J7 " >**• Class -A«
Wyandotte Worsted Co.___:
8-15
8-15
9-
Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd.-—
Carpenter Paper-Co.. (quar.)—^—_
;!
and
■! ' ;V-.
___!___a._w_—$17 y2c
non-cum.iDiefetred
-Common*
WvunHoP,^ Chemical«i^^!!!!!______
9-
9/
$$1.06
A
> Central
gains)
Barber-Ellis Sol
Woodward
9-14
'
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-
.
9-1*
10-
(quar.-15c
pfd. (quar.)__"u;$$1.25w
B
! Carrier, Corp.,
;
v'
1"
8-10
•
income)-"6c
from
v
9-15
31'/4C
$4c
1 quar.)
Co. Ltd.—
preferred' (quar.)
••%
4%
:
/ 8rl0
101
;- , "" $50c
(quar.)
8-15
;
9-
$$1.25 '
'
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12-14
1
.
J20c
u
"
—
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7-31
1
1-2-57
'
$15c
r
(quar;)
Ltd.
7-31
8-15
' $10c
i.
Trust
—
(quar.)-__^._
7-31
8-15
"
110c
!
Investment
7-31
8-31
T
$10c
:
:
*
7-31
8-15
9-15
'
Class
Carlisle
4
*8-20;!
;
9-12
A
Ayshire- Collieries
•
7.
9-
1
9-12
50c
50c!
•
.
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v
•
50c
Ltd.
(quar.) /
•
from
9-
1
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1
Class-1
-Baltimore
-
7-.31
'
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-
investment
10-
$4.50"'
-
(s-a)^^-
a__
year-end
Mines
$1'-
$1.25
;
Co.r Conn.
conv
preferred "(quar.)
»
f ;
•
Class
Ry.—
Ry.
Ltd.—
Corp.
Line
from
Gold
■'•"!- Common
8-24
% 8-
Fe
Air-Line
preference.
Coast
:
(quar.)__^.__^
(quar.)__
& (Charlotte
Baldwi^ Piano Co.,.
;•
7-31
8-15
" 75c
'
$25c.
(quar.)
tlOc
(quar.$15c
'
Cos.,
"7-31
8-15
33c "
■
7-31
;
'
(quar.)—/
common
Utilities,. Ltd.,
'/Canadian
11
*
9-15 ' "8-15
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.-
7-31
8-16
7-31
class
preferred
3
8-
1
7-31
Inc.—
common
Oil
8-15
>15
8-15
F
Ltd.__i___
prclerred
4.25%
8-20
9-14
8-15
Canadian Locomotive
,
3%
55c
•
:
_*
8-17! ! Canadian
7-16
,
9-14'
iiVuc
_L
(quar.)____—__
A
Ltd.
5%
8-3
9
9-20
! 33y2c
States
from
Ice
8-
(quar.32y2c
(quar.)__
32yac
(quar.)____
313/4C
______;
Fund,
.Canadian
9 '
7,
1
,
-•
.
*
8-31
'9-15!
8-15
$10c
Vinegars,
Canadian
9-
*
*
€&-
8-15
9- X ' " 8- 6
'"'25c
1
%
Co.—••
} Canadian! International
-
9-
$1.31% '
$1.50
t26 -'cents
V-
Washington Mutual Investors'Fund_;_!';__l!
Willcox
8-10
.
9-1
(quar.)__:
!-_!_/
27Vac
preferred D
(quar.)—33%c
participating
(Quarterly
1
•9-14
9-15
.
*
8-1
1
10-1
9-
10-30io-;o
9-15!: 8-3i
Special
9-25 %
'9-14
V
7-.9
V'8-15; !, $- 3
) $1
$32y2c
/Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
8-13
1
9-1
•
9
8-13
„
31c
C
Canada Cement Co.,
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
9-28
45c! "
Gas
Service
/
?
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Water
8-10
'.Canadian
56»/4C
1
Corp,
8-29
1
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I
1
i'*
•
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1* 8-
9-
12V2c
Power- (increased
preferred
8-
'
9-
$15c
•"*
preferred H
8-
V
60c'"
;
'
California-Western
1
31c
8-15
.8-10
;
/.'40c
5.08%
I
1
•
I
7-16
8-25
1
series
9-
$1.16%
8-15
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9-
(quar.)
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r
7«/ac
■
preferred
/Canada
25c
common
a
II
1
'
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preferred
1
(quar.)
7-31
.
preferred
59c
(quar.)___
1
8-15
_
30c
Timber-
v
9-
u
8-10
35c
conv.
8-
25c
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8-24
9- ?'
50c
(quar.)i!'_i;_i_
pfd.-(quar.)___!__
conv.
1
62y2c
8-15
9-15 ; !
25c
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•
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8-17
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■y 8-15
9-14
;
conv.
9-
-
\
8-15
8-31
100% ■
;
5.20%
9-14
$1.08%
ij
8-
1
30c
(quar.)
5.28%
5.36%
.
15c
—_
9-10
1
9-
^_-_
(quarT
*
&
Electric
conv.
25c
(quar.)
—___
10-10
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8-15
10-
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9-17
80c
5.20%
8-24
9-28 '
9-10
30c
t$l;l3%'
8-1
1
$1.10
(quar.
preferred
2IV2C
common
10-
10c
9-27
',:"U5cV
;___
6-18
8-
$1.10
Sons
&
8-31
9-
7
'
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9-28
$1
%
i
15C
•
•
(quar.)
9-1
-
8-15
9-15
-
95c
Increased quarterly—
8- 3
.
9-14
37«/2C
•
8-10
8-31
34 %c
•'
(quar.)„
1
1
5%
Consumers
California
*
8-24'■'
8- 6
(quar.)
9-
30c
Co.
Land
V California
9-
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12-10
9-
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dividend
Stock
'
$0.82104
__
Corp., $1.25 pfd." (quar.)il__
Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Aunor
AUto
9-14
'8-14
9-1
j Warren; 1 Northanit Corp.,.$3 pfd..(quar.»_i_'_.
(quarjii.!!!
9-n
a,
Cement Co.,
( California
1
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10-19
Plywood
.-'(12
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•
25c-
Wire Co.
? Canada
12-20
60c
.
r Atomic
9-15
9-29
^ 40c
Extra
•" Washburn
9-
!9-15't: :
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.#
75c
(quar.)i_^_
.'Atlantic Coast Line Co. RR. <quar.)__.
Atlantic Refining Co.,"common (quar.)A___^
8-14
75c
SViVc^
I
Atlantic
*8-7
8-29
•
$1.12 '/a/ *
Wtilgreen Co.1,-(quar.4!-'-!~«---!!-';i-!----''r
A
Power,
"
f,
."9-1
5c/n
preferred (quari)___Telephone «fe Telegraph Co,—
Common
Atlantic
•'
8-10
.50c*f v9t 4
(increased)13c
$3 .preferred- (quar:)__-___•
r- $4-50
_i_!.
9-1
9-15
j
Calaveras
? Calaveras
8-3
'9-15
California
iquar.)____
pfd.
$4
.' Atlanta
"
9-15
1
9-10
', ' 8-20
jquar.)''65e
(quar.)
10- 1
(quar.))
P.)
(J.
California
Common
»
9-15
•
-
Vanadiura-Alloys • Steel
4
9-16
10c
Bros.
9-10
;
participating, class A
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
.
,
common.—-.—.J—1:'/*
preferred- "(qruar.)rr_r'$l'-75
"-V;
!
;8-15
Associated
-;
:»-■
Lithograph Co.—
preference .series A-jquar.)_____
Steel. Corp.,
Gas
8-
1
'(quar.(_A._^___-
Terminal
■y Butler;
*
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—" "*%•
:•
preferred A iquar.)ruv_."______—-l^_
fU.;S. Printing &
'
Louisiana
1
Gas—
.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-
12-10
12-28
30c
(quar.)
Oil
$25c
,Hill Co. v (quar.-)_A.___
a**r>A
T.t»l
V
»
8?'C6., Ltd. (quar.)________^,i__r!_,
9-20
/
(quar.
Fuel
4
a
Terminal
^
(quar.)_
common
preferred
8-
receipts
Line
Inc.
$1.25
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
5,25%
;
8-14
10-1;
7c"
$1.75
(quar,)^______
Uy S.* Playing Card..iquar
,
?
."•;-/>•■
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
$12 %C
Falls
Bush
9-10
•
II
12-14
1
1
$$1.12%
Burry Biscuit Corp,» $1.25
8-30
J25cy
*?r $1
i..a
''f*
8-25
9-
10c
•
-
a.
■
Ltd.—
(Charles)
Pipe
•Burroughs
"•
9-28
9-14
12-28
$1.25
|
*
'
'
income)
Co.,
•'-:•"?■•
Steel Corp.' <quar>')i!A:\i:j.iA.'-£A;_^!_-^_'
Aro
Equipment Corp., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)__
^Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.).^
w
U.
e-27
25c
■'% Armco
8-31
invest-
7-20
9-10
8-21
:^:V' 25C
(quar.)____.
'
:.
(from-net
6%
$4.35
Cot—•-
class
dividend
:.i Bush
.
(liquidating)
preferred
4.65%
8-1.7
y
anxne
Burns
Telephone Co.—
Arkansas-Missouri
V 8-31
•
:
9-14
(quar.)_
preferred
Arkansas
8-24
9-1
■S:;2Sc/'
>
50c!
/
$2.50
9-28
|
if
*
(quar.)
Hills
Bunker
•
Sanitaiy Corp.
$2.36
Arkansas
Rubber
:
$1.25
'
1
9-12
7-31
1
-
Texas).—
Ltd.—
$1.10
'
preforred______!
//Bullock's
"
I
7-20
8-20
10-
8-27
9-4
(quar.)
V;
'
TIC
8-.;.;3'
;
$1.12%
(quar.)
;
•
87 %c
H*
$1.75
class
•C!;/ 6c
^
(quar.)
1
2>/3C
(Galv.
Stand.
Service,
^
O
$
1
one
9-
t
1
.a
and
8-14
35c
Inc.,
7-25
8-10
50c
Anvil
8-15
r-
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
,,.8-15
] 9- 4
_
$2
(s-a);—
pfd.
_■
Public
9-
1
9-20 y
•25c
u
»a
(quar.).
Brand,
&
9-
21c
"!•
gains
5%
7-13
6
9-15
9-
&
4V2%
Lines.
Inc.
8-
9-10
8-20
■;
8-20
50c
income)
r
Works,
held)
(quar.)
•
dep.
Shoe
Stock
Buck
8-30
shares
Garden
Buckeye
7-31
■
•'
■
Brunning
8-10
•
8-15
:65C
gains)
Association
Anheuser-Busch,
>
9-10
(a
J.)—
:•*»
Co.
A
Arizona
11-30
$3.60
(N.
Corp.—
Foundries
Water
8-10
9-10
'
J30c
•
United
•
9-7
Co.—
preferred
Extra '
/United Fund
1
8-31
-
53 %c
(quar.)_____i
Union- tVife Rope' (Quar.f.'
.
'
25c
30c
Steel
Anaconda
'
(quar.)
Newark
dividend
Anglo-Canadian
9«- 7
10-
30c
(quar.)Jl2I__-^i"
of
••
Class
12-15
-
•*
25o
30c
(quar.)
Turf
•
7
10- 1
31'/4C
/Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 6%.pfd. (quar.),
•
'
3114c
(quai.)____—
(Hartford)
Insurance
1954
B
9-
Brown
-
share
Apartments (s-a)
Rubber Co.
(quar.)i__j:__.;A_
& Sharps• Mfg. (quar.)
Z? Brown
/Brown
30c
Tquar.)
American
8-16
•
7
8-31
7-25
'J,,'-'
(quar. )aa^-_"
'Budget Finance Plan (stock dividend)______ !•;. ''5%
Biiell
Die
&
Machine
5C
(quar.
I Bullock Fund, Ltd.—a
^Increased quar.)
(From net 'Investment
______
(quar.)_
American
8-24
1
9-
9-15
9-15
8-15'
9c
36c
5»/2%" preferred' (quar.>__
^American Zinc, Lead & ^melting
1
20c
'
(quar.)__
preferred
Brooklyn
9-21
'
•
20c
(monthly)
•
;
9-11
8-16
y
.
7-31
'
;
.r-
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)
4.40% ^preferred
(quar.
;
.4.40% preferred series B (quar.)_____
•
8-10
10-
-
-
9-10
(quar. Y
&
Hose
CeJanese.
■
$3.80
:•
•
8-9
9-
"15c
(quar.)____
•f Tung-Sol Electric, common
4.30%
:
common...-
preferred (initial series)
Corp.
Travelers
Inc..
8-16
•
'5c
8-24
40c
(quar.)_
Markets
!:/'■ 9-1
8-30
<quar.)_____
7%. preferred' (quar.)
Stock
•
'
Thorofare
9-15
,
15c
—
Radiator
American
8
8-' 3
-
(quar.)__.
Shovel
Thew
7-26
40c
.9-10
:32c
______—
8-15
25c
Seating (quar.) i_
I American"
Smelting & Refining
investment income and
gains)___
'
'
>
7-23
(Orlando) —
(initial)■
Products
Ltd.,
RR.,
Broadway Hale Stores
7-27
9-14
9-29
,
t
preferred
Cordage, vLtd.;
American
9-6
!;
;•
•V
Woven
■':> British
8-20
;
non-cumulative' preferred
non*.cumulative
preferred
5%
8-15
9-6
3%c
;
(quar.)_
Co..
Maine
;i Brockton Taunton
American
'
from
27c
■
{
8-15
8-28
______—1216c
(initial quar;)__.— -'> *
50c
1
8-10
.
2»/2c
Common
8-15
—
10-
45c
(quar.)__
Power
President
American
8-15
(quar.)
common
1
8-16
9-4
(reduced)
(5c from
8-
1
;
Electric—
Meter
American
8-16
,
: 9- 4
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)____
Inc.
V'/
8-15
10-
(quar.)
International
A
8-15
1
50c
'
| ""$4 preferred
8-15
,
9-
75c
Hospital
Supply
(quar.)
Indemnity Co.- (s-a)__
Metal
8-15
•
8-15
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
6%
preferred
V- +$1.50
(quar. )___________^_^___x
Bridge & Tank (Canada)! Ltd.— s"
' V
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
$72%c
Brillo
Mfg.
Co. " (quar/j!_'_;!!_!_'_t:i.v_A.__A.
40c
9-17
9-1
invest¬
net
American
3'/2%
preferrpd
25c
Common
Class
8-13
37'/2c
(quar. )_
■
Technicolor,
1
87% c
10-1
•
A
!
8-24
25c
preferred
Boston
/••
6
9-10
___y.
4%2%
1
"*•
&
&
5%
Louis)—
(quar.)
Foreign
i Boston
!! 8-;6-
1
Co.
earnings)___
Class
1
8-20
8-
8-21
(quar.)!!_^!*i;v!
capital
Corp.,
8-10
9-
9-
(quar.)
Casualty
ii'om
Brantford
'
7-25
1
75c
Fund
9-14
10-
.
from
8*10
25c
.*
cent
Borg-Warner
8-17
'
(quar.)
,
cents
Boston
Inc.—
Tiling
-
9-
15c
income)
Corp.— v :V'
'-.i;
1
$1.25
;
:
Trust
8-31
25c
American Pipe & ; Construction
(quar.)_L__
/ American"Potash «fe
Chemicaly com. (quar.)
8-20
9-1
9-1
(quar.)__
& Die
r'v.
(quar.5c
common
preferred
..
/■'•> 9-
;/ i:25c
>*25c
.
_____
Ray
6%
9-10
'* J90'/2c
/ Stuart (D.
(
: 9-11
15c
40c
v-
8-31
"
50c
(quar.i___________—
*
Statler
'•
10-
a
8-15
$1.06 V*-
T
preferred
Investment
8*
3
8-31
9-14
1
8-31
(quar.)____•
div,
8-15
9-10
$25c
(quar.)__
common
American National, Insur.
.,:. Common .
8-15
9-15
87'/2q,
.-
(St.
income)-
Corp.
common
•American
8-31
"
$1.12Va
-
net
,
.
5
a
.a-
5
9-
9-14
9-12
10-
Airplane—
lyl (Five
7-31
.7-31
/
8-1
9-29
50c
___—4
common
bf^San Francisco—
Boncistock
8-20
:
8-16
$56c
Co.
Co.
Furniture
American
1
8-15
8-15
$2
(From investment
8-15
8-10
8-10
25c
(one share for each
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bohn
; Bond
1
9-10
30c
(quar.)
'
5- (Interim*, from ^capital
9-14
; 9-15- "■{
25c
j,
'
9-
common
20c
Gas
American
*
!
.
t60c
5%
&
Semi-annual
8-4
;
7-30
9-24
1.
1
9-15
50c
•
(quar.)
Tobacco,
■
99-
•
50c
Co.
convertible
Stock
9-14
*•'
9-28
9-
5%
•
Ltd.—
Shares
Co.
Enka
American
/
8-15
9-15
y 8-10
37 %c
(quar.)___
>• American Insurance Co.
9-28
8-15
(Boeing
93 %c
Co.,
Board
American/Home*
9
9-1
;
7-27
;..$2
(quar.)
Ins.
Note
Fire
/American
7-27
10-10,, ,{.
7-27
10-20
Electric
2-9
'
Blum's
v
8-17
$1
Quarterly
"New
*
8-27
50c
'
/ State
8-
8-13
6%
istock
common
*
8- 6
/
9-14
8-17
75c
.____
(quar.)
com-,
(quar.)_
Bros.
■•■>9-- 7
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Encaustic
American
8
50c
,
______—_________
Co.,
/.Spencer Shoe Corp.
■:
Cement,
(quar.)_
preferred-(quar.)_____
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
(from
ment income)
50c
-
•
dividend
American
8-13
;
•
3-1-57
25c
-
6%
v.
9-14
20c
(quar.)
from
Quarterly
/American &
8-8
■
9-14.
$1.75
>
_____
Southern
.
8-31
8-
8-17
15c
40c
25c
B'.j
;
9-13
25c
,
Bloch
9-29
30c
Can
American
8-*24
9-10
50c
—_
1
'
40c ""
(quar.)
Box
/
8-15
9-15
'
J___
<
8-31
9-
.
'
14c
America,
Business
••American
8-14
9-10
15c
:___—I-
class
Co..
(quar.)_____!
s(Edson
4
8-24
5c
$12y2c
\
—
,!
9-
preferred
Stock
6
30c
.10c
.____
_
Co.
(quar.).
Ltd.
I
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar. )!!__
Sivyer Steel Castings Co'.___
Smith
25c
(quar..
8-
1
(quar.)^
of Canada
Bank
-American
9-20
8-20
10-
! 8-16
^American Colortype
9-20
10-10
'•
50c
Automobile
American
9-20
10-10
1
50c
of
Co.
(Quarterly
8-20
$1.25
10-
(quar.)____
preferred
6%
8-29
&
8-10
11- »
.
$2
(quar.>__s________:__
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—4.25%
preferred
(quar.) ___j.
1
8-15
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Cement
American
8-20
10-10
(Alan)
!
8-15
1
(quar.).
American
-
8-29
9-12,
Penquar.)
A.)
&
B
9-12
J.
Co.
(quar.)—
(W.
Shejcr-Gillette
TShirriff-Horsey
<
8-31
25c
.$1.-18%
(quar.i____
&
/'
7-26
7-27
■V
Wood
common
preferred
American
7-26
7-30
25c
:!•>.■• 25c
___
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
D.)
!!_
7-30
32y2c
18%c
(quar.)
Extra
8-16
$1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____■—
Williams
&
$2
75c
$1.30
convertible
Scott
'•!
Industries,
8-18
!
'
-
.
*•," 8-
1'
Quarterly
8-17
8-29
•
(quar.)__
__!
Savage
9-7
8-15
Co.
8-15
L2- 3
'
f5c
Co._!
preferred
Birtman
8-18
„
9-
'-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
American
1
25c
(quar.)
Steel Products
(quar.)__________
/Sagamore Mfg. Co. (quar.)
____
/
St.
8-17
8-
'
'
5
$1.05
(quar.)
Aggregates, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3y2%; convertible preferred (quar.)__^.
8-10
Bag
Finance
8-6
4
$l.06y4
Steel Corp.___
Bingham-Herbrand - (quar.)
'
9-
25c
v.,,
(s-a)__
I Bethlehem
7-31
$1.15
preferred
4%.
8-18
'•
9-
87 %c
American
*
8-20
8-15
95c
Co!
preferred
Aluminum
4%
1
9-
37 %c
'
4'/2%
5
$6V2c
-Safway
"• "•
8-31
9-
5
(quar.)
Steel
Aluminum
8-10
9-
55c
!.
/Rutland & Whitehall RR
/."Ryan
11-
59%c
$1.12Va L
(quar.)
pfd.
Rockwell
4
9-
51.12%
(quar.)
Portland
8-24
.
9-
50c
(quar.
Corp.,
(Louis)
Alpha
10-10
4%
(quar.)
$10c
(s-a)
preferred
Aluminium,
9-14
Insurance,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Co.; common, (quar,;__'_*__iij
Bros.
Best
8-15
4
15c
preferred1-'(quar.
Bessemer Limestone
2
"
9-
20c
Steel
7-
v
10c
(quar.)
See
8-10
1
;
-
Extra
:'
Howell
Bemis
7-20
real¬
20C *"
(quar.)
common
Products
9
"Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker/State Oil Refining
(quar.)
Steel.
Alloy, Cast
*
&
Beneficial
(quar.)
common
preferred
Control,
"4%
8-15
27c
V
1
8-10
'9-4
Co.; —common—
isc
4V4%;
t,.
■*
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stores
Allis
8-15
8-15
•:
40c
$1.18%
•
Mfg.
8-15
15c
-Bell
'10-15
"
8-20
87'/2c
com.
(quar.)_,
(quar.)!
from
_J
preferred
Allied
1
___
.
Gas
Allied
11-16
(quar.)
&
Solders
Payable of Bee.
25c
Common!*
8-31
1
11-
•
Share
:
r
Common
undistributed
10c
gains)_____.^
preferred
Mills, Inc.
Allied
'
$2
from
and
(quar.)
Radio
Wood
7%
8-31
1 *
gains)_/._______/.__
(10c
income
capital
prior
Allied
8-15
9-28
3%
$1.25
!
(s-a»
9-
45c
'■!'!
_
capital
Allegiieny-Ludlum
^Providence Washington Insurance—
'
$3.50
Alan
time.
b9-15
10c
27»/2C
■
,
(quar.)
'/Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd.
/Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
a
__
(quar. )__i_-_-_-_viJu
Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)__
Co., com. (increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
/Alabama
8-13
■
(initial)./:"
common
Reduction
4.50%
8-10
9-
V
10c
..
(quar.)
Ltd..
Inc.,
preferred
•••;''"$1.75
1:
net
4.60%
declare
to
-
Co.
Prentice-Hall,
I
present
____
.Powell
9-
from
Fund, Inci
Corp.
,Agnew-Surpass
8-10
r
*
'
'•
common
preferredHardware
Belknap
Holdera
Shoe,
'
ized
8-10
When
4%%^
'
^
•Shares ,Payable jof Bee.
Alloys,
investment
Aeroquip
'
not
net
8-10
$1.25
_____
.
decided
the
:
1
i" 9- 1 !
1%
.
Wine________
9-
.
31.37%
___
7% preferred (quar.)
(Interim
'*
.
c
•
(A, S.)
When
Per
,
Name of Company
v
%Beck
Express Co.—
Advisers
>
8-21
9-
!!_!_•_!!!!_!!_.;
__!'.
-Adams
8-21
9-1
(quar.)_:
Polaris/Mining Co.-4-
8-
:
1
$1.25"
>
__!!!__
prior preference 1st series <quar.)__
5% preferred class A (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstorvn & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
(
3
%
9-
•
$1.20
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
5Vi%
!, Pleasant Valley
3
8-15
,
25c
Aluminum
$1.10 common preferred
-
8
8-
Name of Company-- '•
Acme
•;■■-><•
8-
8-15
'
(quar.)
com.
m-
'
8-15
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9-17
13-/4C
iquar.).
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Pittsburgh Steel Co.
/f!"
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V
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preferred
preferred
preferred
1
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.
\ 9-
;
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8-10
tquar.)____~^^-v---"*ii-J $4-.23%!'X
& Electrotypers, Ltd.—
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Pioneer Finance Co., 5V2%
6% preferred (quar.)___
*
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Water, com.
(quar:) • *'.. 12ij>c
(quar.)'
__1"
±1'1jl1„1L* ! 91 J/4,c- •;
preferred
$4.95
i
J
Suburban
8-15
*
7-30
8-15
7-30
8-15
84 a
r vi
{aw)
S3
preference
(quar.?
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
class
$2
_
87yzc
11-
1
7&c
9-
1
Chile
L_
Co
Gas
Service
Co.
Investing
City
<.
<&
guaranteed
guaranteed
7%
class
Aluminum
Club
,
dividend
,:.:;,r
v
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redeemable
c1H*SS
•'
Collins
V:
10-
National
9-10
8-24
>
:
9-
the
the
of
Co,-
9-20
9-
1
V 8-20
9-
1
V
.
Combined
—
—
V.
title
corporate
new
as
8-15
7-23
9-29
7. 9-13
Ol'.
;
Massachusetts Street
Eastern
:;
i
9-
1
8-15
10c
10-
1
1
1
10-15
..
8-15
8-*
9-10
Hotel
Commodore
Commonwealth
Concord
$1.50
7>/2C
25c
9-28
9-14
.
;•
,
8-
Evans
8-
1
Fairbanks
$1.37%
8-15
s-
1
Fairchild
10c
9-14
8-31
tl3c
9-
1
8-
1
.Fanner
t20c
8-
8
7-27
Farmer
:
3
(Toronto)
9-15
9-
1
138c
12-15
12-
1
Consolidated
40c
preferred
Copper
Mines
25c
(quar.)
.Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Glass Co., Ltd.
Consumers
Power
Co.,
preferred
4 52%
preferred
;
1.
$1.25
$1.18%
—
10-
1,
9-
10-
1
(quar.)
Rubber
Co
Inc.
9-
■
(quar.
B
$2
Crum
,
4.75%
Seal
Co.
Co.,
&
Ltd.
8-lu
8%
Fox
6%
$2.50
2%
9-
Press,
A
Land,
A
8-
11-15
11-
1
Day-Brite
Lighting
Common
1-1-57
class
10-
DIGlorgio Fruit,
'
■
B
8-15
7-16
Fuller
8-31
8-13
8-20
(quar.)f'
28c
9-
4
28c
12-
3
pfd.
(quar.)'.
$1.75
9-28
8-15
8-
'
9-28
9-
7
Dartic.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.___
50C
v
.:25c.
,
30c
(quar.)
12'/aC
...
(s-a)
87y2c
_
$1
25c
...
9-29
-
Yard
class
quar.)
Houses
Inc.
$2
■
62yaC
•
(quar.)
-
11-
•
-
12-28
9-
12-
Co.
Dominguez Oil
Monthly
i
Dominion
i
*
5%
10-
1
Dominion
Co.,
Stores, Ltd.
Tar
Common
•
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•
$1
&
preference
r
-
.
(R.
Quarterly
Stock
A.)
9-
S4.25
"
•
4V2%'
5%
-
9-
4
12-15
9-
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
2-15-57
2-
1
8-
1
8-
1
9c
_
9-
(quar.)—
8-15
9-
1
8-
35c
11-
dividend
9-
-s
.
9-28
9-
2%
12-28
12-
9-
30c
Co.,
9-28
15c
9-
1
convertible
Service
preferred
9-30
9-
9-30
9-
34c
'
9-
75c
11-10
Metals, (s-a)___!_
Public
Special
^
1
General
$5
1
8-15
8-31
0-20'
;
Telephone
4Va%"
preferred
4.75%
Oh
Giant
8-31
9-28
9-14
Yellowknife
8-17
l$1.25
•
1
6%
8-15
tlOc
8-24
8-31
8-15
my^c
9-15.
8-17
$12% C
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11-
1
$25c
~
10-, 1
$15c
8-15
20c
i
9-
1;
10-
Grace
.«%
1
9-
1
6%
r
12-
11-15
1
>-9-
53VaC
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:
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R
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10c
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'
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1
.
v.-
4
9-
4
1
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5
9-5
-
*
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9-
1
8-15
9-28
J
8-24
;
9-15
12-28
2%
9-14
12-14 "
.
A
1
8-
8-20
7-25
$30c
■if. 9- 1
8-20
$37V2c
9-
1
10-
1
9-14
".
10%'
8-15
7-16
50c
■
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
2
1-2-57
12-
3
$3
^
8-31
;
2
,
8-17
9-30
12-31
9-15
-
12-15
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and
1
8-
5c
9-
1
8-15
cents
cents
9
&
9-
-
$1
1.
9-
21C
50c
(quar.)__
1
11-
$1.50
v
8-1
MO-
25c
of
8-10
1
10-15
1;
9-14
'9-14
8-31
'
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' ^
r
Rhode
Ltd
com.
common
preferred
preferred
.
:
.
11-
25c
11-
r,
45c
-9-
35c
(quar.)
7-31 it
>
1
10-17
1
8- 3
.;
9-26
8-24
1
10-
1
9-14
$1.08 3A
(quar.)
10-
$1.10
common
10-
1
9-14
20c
9-
1
•
,
(quar.)_____
3.90%
preferred
933/4C
(quar.)_:_
preferred
(quar.)___
97%
.
Utilities,
com.
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred
'„i
9-14
c
.9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
35%6-
(quar.)______
44c
...
8-15
.
8-15
"
8-15
-
8-15
9-1:
8-15
1
-;
Jacksonville
■.
Gas
Corp.—
-
*
-
"
35c
;
'
•*
(quar.)
$1.50
,
"
$1.50
'•
fective
*-w
was
9-10
8-17
12-10
$2i
"
$2 0
9-10
-<quar;)_
'
$2
8%
preferred B
(quar,)—
,
t
-
$2
$2
♦
1
" 9-10
:
7
11-18
9-10
(quar.)
T
Common
9-io
12-10 '
11-16
12-10—
11-16
A
five-for-one
100%
also
dividend
declared
split
was
II.
stock
effective
of
iy2
July
cents
-
k
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11.
was
An
also'
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—^
Jahn A;. Oilier Engraving Co. s(quar.)__
i..
'Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.), common....'"
■
*--
5%
1st
preferred
(qaar.)
(Continued"
r
dividend
-
on page
8-15
5c
8-15
$1.20
,.9-15
^.
8-17
8-17
July
declared
initial
%
2-17
stock
$1.25
46)
10-
1
.-
8-
6
7-31
8-31
9-14
'■
M-
8-15
1
■*/ 9-
%
8-15
.
•' 9-1
$1.05
(increased)
1
.
32c
•
Southern
,
10-17
1,.;
82%c
4.20%
$1.76' convertible
-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
$7c
.
_
(quar.)__
(cuar.)__
Co.,
9-15
37%c
1
Service
10-15
'■',.
Island—
Electric,
Light,
9-15
•-
(quar.)
&
10-15
$75c
(quar.)
Canada,
of
-
9
8-
8-31
35c
(quar.)_.
preferred
Gas
3
$50c
Co.
»
8-17
,
9-
1
(quar.)
Telegraph
8
8-
9-10
,>-''liv/r
Fund
income
8-15
$1.75
profits)
Co.
;
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Mutual
Public
;>■
8-20
$50c
'•
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
rlowa
8-15
'9-25
7-31
1
(Dallas)—
Utilities
Trust
Fower
%
8-15
'
8-10
MO-
$1.25
7%
*
-
*
8 -10 i-
30c
Machines
V
8-23
*"
8-10
1
8-20
'■'.A 50c
(quar.)
Ltd.-—
Silver
preferred
3.75%
8-23
9-
9-15
8-10
1
9-
$35c
(quar.)__
8-10
1
9-
•
$1
4.35%
(■-■
8-1
9-11
1
(quar.)_
1
1
9-
18c
_;
4.40%
-
Iowa
8-15
r
(units)
dividend)
3.30%
t
9-14
99-
;
3IV4C
;
1
*
35 %C
Foundation
convertible
$2.50
Iowa
8-20
>
31V2C
(quar.)
1 Iowa-Illinois
8-17
*
8-10 ;
32c
/'Participating
4
preferred A
preferred B
preferred A
(quar,)
6%
9-13
9-
^
8-31
9-
9-10
(quar.7
Resistance
conv.
Ocean
/Investors
1
■
'
(quar.)
preferred
)" '•
8-15
,
10-
60c
Go.—
preferred
,
1>
9-
15c
(quar.)
(increased
* "
1
50c
.
(quar.)
___L
9-10
(accumulative)
securities
Common
[
Ltd.—
(quar;)__
6
9-10
35V4c
Insurance
investment
1 Investors
>9-1
10c
6
8-
20c
Corp.
Investment Foundation Ltd.
•
8
10-1
35c
_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Rubber
(w'.
10-
-
55c
x:
,
9-29
59%c
-8% preferred.B (quar.).
8%
11-15
4%
8-
8%
.
8-15
12-. 1
Gold
Inter
8-15
_
*
Government Employees Insurance—
■
(Increased quar;)
:
b
7-30
20c
:
1st
Goodall
7-31
62 Vac
«-
Col
Goodyear Tire &
9-
1
1
40c
quar.)
preferred
Glen-Gprry Shale^Brick Corp.,
,
9-14
9-
(quar.)—
8-
8-20
$$1.25
(quar.)
Intertype
7-16
8-15
$15c.
8"\1
1
Ltd.—
O
Co., .4%
7-20
9-
(Interim)
.Gillette
8-15,
^
*,
$1.40
7-20
56c
(quar.)
preferred
Products, (increased
Getty
v
preferred
from
7-31
$1.25
Wisconsin—
6
8-20
,J
12%c
Rys. of Central America—
International
22y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__T_.^
Gerber
•
8-15
8-15
of
Corp., common
(quar.)__—^
4.40%, preferred
tr
.
25c
Go.
pfd.
7-28
7-28
;
8-
7Vac
.International
,
(quar.)_2__
preferred
General
9-10
9-10
8-31
Telephone
$2.25
8-15
(quar.)_
Fidelity
Institutional
;
-
8-15
$I0c
Co.
Business
f
/
8-15
1
$1.25
Harvester,
:
8-151
40c
,'t
5c
(Pa.),
Steel
5%
v
-60c
,
8-10
35c
Co
,(s-a)_l'
preferred
International
8-lt)
2-:15-57
0.0075%
(quar.)—
j
Telephone
General
,
9-14
8-
common—
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common——,
General Telephone (Cal.), 4l/2% pfd. (quar.)
;
8-24
8-15
in
Corp.
9-20
9-
;r 8-15
50c
from
General
payable
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Institutional Shares
\;
11-10
9-~ 5
5
62 Va c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Corp;—
Utilities
8-17
.%
dividend)________
(stock
International
10-10
50%
dividend
I
8-17
50c
Co., common
(quar.).
(quart);
International
8-16
7-10
45c
9-
9-12
$1.50
(Kansas)
Door
1
-9-1
9-12
$1.12 Va
fquar.)
Motors
International
V.
8-16
1
8-10
(initial)
9-
9-15
A 7 Vac
8-15
9-17
55c
■„
common
8-15
9-28
.(quar.)
Co., common
International
l':.
>
$1.75
9-15 '
1
25c
Inc.. (stock
Power
Inland
8-13
-
1
9-15
35c
,
9-
30c
_____
Mortgage Corp.
preferred
6%
.
i
new
4
9-10
10-
$2
1
,
,
;
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
60c >.7-9-
common
(guar.);;
(quar.)__;____i__________L
8-15
8-16
Extra
7
preferred
Foods,
Erie
Induction
7
Co.,
Co.
5
8-17
$1.06 >/4
common
Material
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
8-15
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)______
5
12-
8-30 V
(quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible partic. pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance'(Canada) (quar.)
-
9-14
37y2c
Stock
j
10-30
25C
;
7
9-12
7
1
10-
(quar.)__
common
9-
12-15
30c
Service
A
preferred
Idaho
8-15
1
' 56y4C
-
(quar.)
8-20
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Trust
;v Hydrometals,
8
(quar.)
common
preferred
Gas
&
5%
5%
7
3-
$1
4 "-1
9-10
1
2%
"
8-20
9-
12 %c
;;
(quar.)
=
common
Field
Huttig Sash &
8-15
1
1--2%- 3-29-57
;:
8-20
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hugoton
1
1
4
9-4
50c
(quar.)___
Co.
'; '-.'5%*' preferred
8-15
11-15
10c
; (quar.^
9-
.8-
15c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)____
A'A 5.70%
Huron
8-15
10c
.
8-17
8-15
40c
(quar.)
'
6
8-15
1
55c
quarJ.II"
2
•■•7 8-15;
75c
7
9-19
50c
2nd
5.12%
-
Inc.—
8-15
9-25
2
~~
r
'
11-15
10-10
Z~
9-15
__J
8-31
1
40c
Co.
(quar.)
:
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Pulp & Paper Corp.—
/ Common class A (quar.)_.___
$1.41
5%
8-15
1
9-20
$1.09%
;
Hubinger
8-24
—
7-23
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
8
8-10
:
Hudson
0.0075%
62yaC
;
(quar.)
dividend
1
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
9-
20c
Hudson
8-
0.0075%
8-24
quar.)
(initial
,8- 1
18- 1
9- 4
6c
E.)
A
Public
Oil
Sound
8-15
common
12-
1
10c
:
Housatonic
8-15
common
.
.
80ns
Howe
1
v
■
(R.
General
•v
(increased
Houston
8-
in
40e
(quar.)
8-20
8-25
common
2nd
8
8-
9-14
-
87 % c
(quar.)
class
common
preferred
1
20c.
>,
(quar.)
(reduced)
8-
10-10
7 8-17
40c
(quar.
(George A.) & Co.,
6%
preferred A (quar.)
Hotel Gary Corp. (Indiana)
8-17
30c
(voting
common
9-
48 3/4 c
(quar.)
common
preferred
7 8-20
In
8-
-70c
12 VaC
pfd.
common
preferred
B
8-15
$1.15
8-31
8-31
E.)
Co.,
Co.,
Class
1
8- 6
4
25c
Ltd,
$1.10
$1.183/4'
8-24
8-24,
10-31
35c
preferred
(quar.)_
Electrochemical,
common
9-»10
payable
7-20
1—
(monthly)
9-
payable
8-15
_
<quar.)___
Co., Ltd.
—
5%
9-
dividend
.9-1
Chemical, Ltd.—
&
1
8-15
Stock dividend
50c
(quar.)
Dominion Textile
Connelly
8-17
8-15
i
B
Funds,
Co.
Trailer,"
Stock
7-20
10c
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
E',4
preference (quar.)
•
9-14
9-
;
convertible
General
8-1
8-15
nyz%
Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion
•
-
8-24
*$1
—
(quar.)—
Dynamics
Corp.
Increased quarterly
1
9-14
8-15
15c
37VaC
5%
;
9-20
9-14
62 VaC
(quar.)
-
5
9-14
$i";.?
pfd.
11-
9-28
35c
Co.- (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
Homasote
7-31
8-31
Co.,
convertible
(Charles
Hoover
•,
8-10
8-10 M
4
11-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Hobart
8-24
8-16
30c
—_—
General
9-14
250
25C
$1
.
Bridge
Hires
v'-
(quar.•
Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)__
General Cigar Co., common (increased
quar.)
8-15
1
9-
.
(increased
Fields
Gas
7-27
9-1
10-
3.90%
9-10
8-31
9-
$$1.25
Hormel
-General
1
$1.50
22
(increased)
&
Dominion
•
9-10
9-25
t5c
>
Co.—
L
Gardner-Denver,
1
8-15
9-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)
'
Mfg.
•
17c
;
(Robert)
7%
i;
8-15
1V2C
& Cox Fund—
Beneficial shares
-Dodge
Light,
Chemical,
$4.37V2
8-30
series
4 y2 %»
9
.
(quar.)_____
A
$1
Dodge
f
Elec.
1/
8-15
''
}22'/2c
(quar.)
Hllo Electric Light, common
Common
>
Gair
8-10
j
60c
'
;
15c
Hey wood- Wakefield
:
?
8-1
General
40c
.
__
Co.
common
Extra
1
9-10
Stock
Fund, Inc._____._II~
Cup Co., common (increased).
21
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Dobbs
■
8-16
■9-14
,
Dixie
•
8-16
8-28
9-
(George A.) 'Co.' (increased,
4>/a%
,
1
50c
4%
9-14
87VuC
7%
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Distillers Co.. Ltd. (final)__!
Diversified Investment
"
8-28
Co., class a (quar.)
25c
(stock dividend)—__5%
Auto
Beer Sales
Sulphur
Funsten
9-14
(quar.)
Dictaphone Corp.,
»
7-18
60c
dividend
preferred' (quar;)______
150c
■$2
1
1
Co.—
Cor.p.
(quar.)__
Mining
Co.
(increased)
< Heyden
3V2%
/
7-18
6
'
Custodian
Stock
9-10
.
Class
8-1
8- 6
>78- 1
-•
Stock, dividends;
1
preferred
Detroit Mortgage & Realty
•
Powder
■
M
(increased
Stock
Hercules
Hartford
Hecla
Hooker
.'Stock
,
50c
preferred
(quar.)
i
Tramway Corp.—
$2Va-$3I/i preferred (s-a)
Union
8- 1
30c
Quarterly
8-15
25c
9-
common
Cement
1
_______
series
Freuhauf
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_____.u
A
Hercules
8-15
$1.12y2
(quar.)——;
40c
Ltd., class A (quarji1//V 30c
•-.j Friedman (L.) Realty
10-15
1
11'
(quar.)_
7-23
9-
(quar.)
Drive
dividend
Income
8-14
1
Denver
Denver
Wheel
Bond
12-14
9-11
1
$8
w
;
6-15
11-
(quar.)
Glassine
6
pennison Manufacturing—■
1
Oil
B
9
200%
(stock div.)
(quar.)
DeLuxe
20c
& Michigan RR., common
preferred
(quar.).
Deerfield
8-
11-
...
class A
Door
r.
10c
1
Metallic
Inc.
'
Cementing
preferred (s-a)__^
i_L!
Harbison-Walker Refractories (quar.)____
"Hart Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
9
8-
;
(quar.)
non-voting)
Franklin'
1
10c
(quar.)______';
i
$1.12
Inc., 3l/2%
Bahlstrom
8%
and
,
8-28
28y«c
(quar.)
Daystrom.
Dayton
1
8-15
9-
...
preferred■ (quar.)
Curtlss-Wright Ccrp.,
Class
Class
8-15
Corp.
Stores,
Mart, Inc. (quar.
& Wallace, class
Four
7-31
20c
1
50c
5%
8-16
Association—
Rubber
Forbes
8-15
common
(quar.)..
Forster,
Oil. &
_
class
$1.12, preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
Cuneo
8-27
Stock
........
Seal
Crystal
Food
9r 5
$2.50
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,*class A (quar.)_
8-
8-28
_____
preferred (quar.)
preferred "4quar.)
; Freeport
Cork
&
-i 4.40%
■
9-15
"
8-
(quar.)
Watch,
Hancock
•'
8-16
(s-a)
A-.%
Philadelphia
(quar.)__
of
&
8-31
1
Manufacturing Co.
8-
20c
Mortgage
8-31
9-
convertible
8-13
8-28
(quar.)
Warehouse
9-10
t30c:
(quar.)
8-13
62y2c
68%c
(quar.)
Corp., 4% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
8-13
8-10
ordinary
International,
preferred
4%
8-10
15c
(quar,)
Stock
B
8-21
$2.50
Cork,&
Crown
Hamilton
5%
(quar.)
common
9-20
Ltd.
quar.).
Well
1
8-15
20c
Power
7-30
117 Vic
M
(quar.)
(quar.f
receipts
(quar.)
Hamilton
8-10
9-
25c
35c
—
preferred
Florida
Ltd,—
Cork
Corp.,
Tire
Class
8-24
5
-
Crown
9-14
9-30
(final).. ;,
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
'Craig Systems, Inc. (stock dividend)
Cribben & Sexton, 41/2% pfd. (quar.)
Crosseti Co., class A (quar.)
....
.
1
9-
Quarterly
Class
Corp
.:
Bp.nk
9-7
9-10
15c :
Canada,
quarterly
8-28
35c
6c
quarterly
Fitzsimmons
9-
'
Crown
First
9-10
25c
„
,
Water
Oil
9- 1
8-20
/
40c
(quar.)
Association
8-20
100%
(quar.)
11c
of
f30c
preferred
3
7-20
12-
55c
Insurance—
Cosmopolitan Realty
dep.
5%
11- 9
Co,—
National
25c
25c
;
'
American
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
1
—1—
—______
4y2%.
.
50 c
Life
Co.
Insurance
2.5 c
—____«Mi_
preferred
; | Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cot'^m Ltd.,
common
9-21
1
initial
Increased
8-21
8-31
(quar.)__^
preferred
Firestone
..
8-24
1
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
Alabastine
&
com.
''Halliburton
8-15
9-10
20c
$1.12'/2
—
Instrument
Compress &
25c
2
preferred
Finance
common
Lime
,/
;
4.64%
convertible
A
Hackensack
5c
$25
i 8-20
10-
50c
'
(stock dividend).
Cosmos-Imperial Mills Ltd.
Courtaulds,
1
,
(quar.)_^...
(quar.)
Co.,
Consumer
cents
Class
8-15
87xho
Fire
6
9-15
93 %C
;
...
"Cosmopolitan
8-
$1
(quar.)—
Products
(quar.)—_,
Petroleum
60
'Gypsum
6
8-
Fifty Associates (Boston; Mass.)
8-15;
45q
_
Copeland Refrigeration Corp,
Copper Range Co, (quar,,)L_
increased
8-22
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
8-10
(quar.)
Monthly
9-: 7
8-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
Ccrp.
•
8-30
75e
_____
Ccjo,
(quar.)
convertible -preferred
Federal
,
7
15c
'
Cosden
Power
Guardian
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—
9-7
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Gulf
8-31
,
$5
-
"
<
dividend
Gulf
1
8-10
10-
12 V2C
•
50c
-.
(quar.)
dividend
Increased
7-20
1
(Maine) (quar.)______';
Corp, of America, com. (quar.)
4 7o preferred
(quar,!)
Continental Can Co., common' (quar.)
$3.75
preferred (quar.)_
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
_■
Paperboard
''
1
9-14
8-31
8-31
9-10
-
4c
Federal
;
7-31
,8-20
Container
Cornell
&
Initial
9
10-
(quar.)_z_Li^7r
Interstate
Gas
(quar.);
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio'RR., common
$5 preferred
(quar.)__
9-15
8-
'Vv-,v®
(quar.)—30c
(quar. )_i____.
Co.
Bros.
Federal
7-16
8-31.;
55c
Consumers Water Co.
&
Mfg.
5y2%.
-
,
8-15
8-15
$1.13
4 50a
Tire
8-
1.
1
$1.04
(quar.)________
(quar.)—
Cooper
8-20
9-
;
137V2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
com,
preferred
Gas
Stock
9-20
25C
4.16%
;
9-
1 i
42 Vic
(quar.)_
Consumers
1
10-
40c
1 quar.).:__,
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
r
10-
10c
(liquidating)
Brick
7-16
f
$3.50
Co.
&
Camera
River
"r5%
& Power Co.—
(increased quar.)
Inc.,
Morse
Fedders-Quigan
Connecticut Light
Common
Fall
—
J37C
1
'
Telecasting
8-15
Extra
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Hazeltine
■
Electrodynamics (quar.).
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Conduits National Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
Confederation Life Association
Co.
Gross
7-31
8-15
Consolidated
Connohio.
Products
8-15
$1
•
(New
$1.25
20c
Stock
2 Grolier Society
2
1
9-
$1.25
$1.25
20c
~
—
Quarterly
(quar.)
%
(Texas)
Copper
Industries (quar.)_
—
Co.—
Erlanger Mills, common
4Va% prior preferred
(quar.J
*
P.) ' Fire
Cananea'
9-
(ouar.)
8-16
8-17
(A.
7-30
A
(quar.)
(s-a).
(Pa.)
Co.
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Green
8-21
preferred A
7-31
Co.,
Greeley Square Building
9-27
preferred
1
Co.
(quar.
3c
$5
1
common
(quar.
(quar,)_—.—
Railway
Coal
A
25c
30c
$5
9-
;
25c
8-
w
8-17
8-17
30c
39c
&
9-
U5C
(quar.)
A
•<
West
Class
$-27
7-18
7-18
10- 1
8-22
$25c
$5
9-20
i
B
Paper,
preferred
:> Greene
;
Steel, common (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)
Railroad, $5 preferred A (quar.)
Erie
Erie
10-10
preferred
Great
1
7-31
8-20
25c
common
common
Quarterly
7-31
8-24
8-15
8-31
9-10
$5
preferred
(quar. )_
Co.,
t
$5c
Erie Forge-&
x
(Boston)
(increased)
Natural
(N. Y.)
Tea
Quarterly
;
'
12%c / 10-10
$15c
;
8-15
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)__
Equity Corp., $2 convertible pfd; (quar.—
8-15
(s-a)
A
:
Pacific
Great Southern Life Insurance
•I
8-31
9-15
8-15-
—
(quar.)——
<quar.)_
preferred
4%%
7-20
8-15
60c
—
Insurance
class
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Great Northern
,
8-31
-
8-15
9-10
v
/.When'} Holder•
Payable of Rec.
.
Dredge & Dock (quar.)_
Paper Co.; Ltd., com.' (quar.)_
Northern
V ' 4.40%
—
Electric
7
(s-a)—_______
Gulf
Investment
Emporium-Capwell Co.,
7% preferred (s-a)
9-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
'Great
.9-15
<
Corp.' (quar.
District
5%
10-15
11-
22%c
pfd.
6
Ry.—
1———.—•——
Extra
Empire
<
9-15
11-
$1.12 »/2
$2
8-
;
$30c
1st preference
Electrographic
-
-7
-
.
Y.)
Indemnity
&
preferred
Lakes
$1.20
,
$14c
;
:f
9- 4
10c
preferred
7%
Great
'
7
Mines,
Elgin National Watch (quar.)
Ernhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)—,—
9-15
.
■'
•
.
25c
(quar.)—;
Ltd
Co.
Electronics
25c
_
Ltd.
Paper,
(N.
(
quar.X—J'
8-21
1
50c
Locks
Co.
Atlantic
4
a,.-.,
—
;
7-31
~75C
9-
9-
8-15
$1.25 A
,
—-
(quar.)
Enterprises,
Combined
Union
American
Great Lakes
3
*; 9-21
,
.
,
of
—
.
15c
,
(quar.)
8-
.
1
9-18
—
(initial)——
A (accum.)
—.——_
; Eastern Racing Association—
"
Common (both no par and $2 par;
Eastern Sugar Associated
1
1
1 Economic Investment Trust, Ltd. (quar.)—
Eddy Paper Corp
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
8-20
<'r.
Quarterly
.
Grand
Great
Great
■>
.
9-28
1
8-15
10-
merger
(increased
Sullivan
6%
'
share
"10-
'
,
1
i 8-14 i''
(quar.)____—,—30c.'''9-10
(quar.)
15c
11-1^f'; 10-22
Extra.
r
6
10c
,
is
above
result
'
East
Ry. Co.—
Life
1
8-
Gregory
42 VaC
V,
87 VaC
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
8
8-
5
10c
System
.
,Duriron
■
15c
1st
8-
8-22
'Grace National Bank
-
Inc.
Bradstreet.
Rason
9- 1
$1.25r
each
Columbbia Pictures Corp., $4.25
Carbon Co. (cuar.)
Columbian
9-
1
value
par
(quar.).
Southern
&
1
8-22
7Vie
<
.
7-20
8-15
356 7,:
Columbian
-
7-20
12-20
•-
(monthly)
preferred
Columbia Gas
:
4
8-10
Corp
non-cumulative
4%
4
8-
8-15
Common
Colorado
7-20
8-
8-10
——
common
9-
75c
Inc.--;?.
—
of C. A. Dunham U
Co. and the Bush Manufacturing Co.
;/Dupuis Freres, Ltd,,
class A (quar»J)__«_— \v
-4.80%,
preferred/(quar.)—
;
/
•
1
...
.
8-30
1-1-57
'/f c'
&
The
7-25
9-15
.
9-
; Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America—
;
Quarterly
—
Colorado Central Power, common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
4Va%
8-15
;
50c V
(quar.)—_—
Aikman
&
8-17
9-10
A
preferred
8
——
Class A non-voting
Dunham-Bush, Inc., common
'•r 5%
preferred; (quar.)__
87j/2C
preferred for
Colgate-Paiinolive Corp.,
$3.50
8-10
z-
—-
shares 20c
(two
8-10
1
$1.12 Vi
—
5%
preferred (quar.).——J,-,
Ccchrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Stock
1
9-
40c
(quar.)_
common
9-
Dun
9-14
$1.50
Products*-^-*—;
Cochran Foil Co.,
1
16 Vic
-
<s-al—______—-
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)
Chemical
Clorox
10-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.~-,v/:
(quar.)^
*/. 30c preferred A (quar.)
20c
*
—>
S4.50
4%
8-
•
$3
35c
50c
•
Dumont Airplane & Marine Instruments,
.
60c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com, (quar.) ;
r
7
7-16
7-16
40c
,
____________
Mahoning Ry.
Industries
Dresser
8-15
SI
(quar,)
V 10
Clearfield
1
50c
(s-a)
RR.
6-15
: $1
(quar.);—
Claussen Bakeries,
9-
Rockaway
&
30c
,
—-
CO—
Controller
Clark
,9-
^50c
—_
—
5%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
.
'
50c
(quar.)—
....
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
'15c
——-
fDravo Corp., common
4%
preference (quar.).—________
9-14
9-12
9-25
$1
——
Electric,
&
i
common—•
Aircraft
Extra
Dover
10-15
1
9-28
.9-29
•„
67 ftc
(quar.)
Stock dividend
4%
preferred (quar.)j
*
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
4% preferred (quar,)—+
Cities
11-
tl
25c
(w—
Island & Pacific RR.
Copper
Cincinnati
j
Inc.,
Preferred
Douglas
n;
A—
Rock
Chicago,
9-20
.
When. Holders
■
.,
* Share
.
,
„
'
,
Dorr-Oliver
8-15
_
RR.—
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
,
,
9- 4
10- 5
87 Vic
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)_„
3 Va %
preferred (quar.)
—
t
Per
Name of Company
'Payable of Rec.
■Share
"
•
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
;
Volume 184
Number 5557
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(529)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for rrtTlMi
STOCKS
Tear 1955
L«W*«t
37% Oct
48% Jan
28
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
58
Range Since Jan. 1
.'V
Highest
Jan
111
Lawest
3
Feb
27
71
V
18
13
65% Jun
*6
1
;.
45% Apr
109% Feb
14% Jan
9
ABC
67% Jan
3
ACF
Industries
6
25% Jan
6
21% Oct
19
25% Nov
30
34% Sep
20
26% July
76.
29% May 25
22% Jan 23
3
30
Jun
77% Jan
21
20 'A Nov
1
12% Oct
14
130
14
Apr
10
Dec
9
4
108v Jan 19
17% Jun1
8
15% Aug 24
11% Apr 19
;
27% Mar 14
•
•
41% Dec 21
36% Feb
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
Feb
155
Dec
170
Jan
5
156
2% Nov
29
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
6
7
■i
18
80'
:
Jan
117
3
3
r
Aug
209% Jan
11
326
3
~ Mar 14
122
Jun
May 24
170", Jun 24
134
Jun
Jan
Nov'u
112
7
20% Aug 26
14
■122% July
6
25% Dec 30
117"
4
Jan
.
19
: Jan
3
34
Dec
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
7
2
Aug
2
Mar 14
4% Feb
Alco
Aldens
63% Jun
9
11
48% Jun
a
•
•
:
160% Apr
11
125
Jun
19
148
134% Apr
15
109
Jun
8
125
21
*1141/2
A
•
Allied Stores
4%
Corp common—No par
preferred
—
v
convertible
4.08%
convertible preferred
preferred.j_100
116
'95
116
a
.
.
2% Nov
34
.
16
Jan
•41
88
25
y4 Jan
39
14
70
Oct
May
30% Nov
•
20% Jan
*102
^ Jan
>31
./Nov
100
Feb
-105 'A Jun
'
11
r
v
6
4
91% Feb
8
>mV2 Jun
16
r36
1
Ho
o
13
>32
Nov
19%
83
-
9%
72
Nov
21
;
22% Mar 30
V
33% Jan
100
Jan
2
6.
6
12
22% Jan 18
42% Dec
14
107% 8ep
19
,
39% Jan
,
104
Jan
9% Jan
3
20% Apr
5% Jun
-
*235
155
•••.;.-•
;;v
47%
r-i
*23%
34 ;;
36%
*141
124
*119M»
115
•42% Jun
18
59% Dec
7
3
*150
24
33%
.
W'.
•
112%
'
*24
34-
36i/2
150
124
2
:
.
46% Sep 16717/s May
6
33
Nov
27% Mar 14
-33% Dec
17
Mar 15
12 y4
Jan" 26
42% Dec
19
NOV
3
Jan
3
e
15
;
12% Aug 17
•
62% Feb
1
16
Nov
65
11
Jan
21
17
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
'
13% Dec
7
Dec
5% Apr
38
lO
-
96
44% Mar 12
3
10
86
-
Jan
3% Jan
27
44
31
30
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
94% Jan
99
4
7
Jan
A 13%
6
24% Mar 16
32
8% Oct
Jun
Jun
1
102
July
Hide
May 25
24% May 10
30
28
17
Mar
5%%
•
13 y8 Jan
4
28,
Jan
>/-
18
Apr
Mach
Metal
4
55% Jan
12
11
28% Feb
6
32% Feb
29
American
News
38
27
53% Mar
3
34% Jun
8
40% Jan
9
American
43
Jun
8
20% Jun
8
7
27% Jun 16
179% Jan
7% May 25
9% Jan
5
3
29% Jan
6
37% Feb
9
50 Ve Jan
6
72% Apr
58% Sep
-
11
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
2
172
Apr
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
58% Feb
56
21
22
53% Aug
2
24% Mar 20
158% Apr 27
6% May 23
28% July 26
Feb
177
21
Apr
24
Jan
10
Apr
39% Jan
19
42
120
18
Motors
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50% May 23
59% Jan
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10
10
25 %
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16% Oct
47
14
Jan
6
52% Jan
6
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103
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7
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American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
16
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112
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com
preferred
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433/8
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29
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20
14%
16%
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preferred
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5
17% Feb
f
14 y8
16%
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preferred—100
Steel Foundries
13
3
65
83
14%
25
common
noncumulative
10% July 20
Jan
26% Apr
24% Apr
Aug 26
Sep 21
30% Jun
14%
100
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29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
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com
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6%
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11% Jan
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preferred
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8,600
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51%
1
55% Nov
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400
23%
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27
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American Ship Building Co—No
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113
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41
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1
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23
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4%% preferred
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13% Jan
170
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60 V2 Sep
38% Apr
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42%
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preferred
27
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38
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42%
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26 % Oct
68
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63%
-
49%
preferred
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27
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122
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preferred__100
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Mar 29
108
2
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45%
112
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noncumulative
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7
&
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104
1
6%
3
34% May
64
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9
93
&
American-Home
17
8
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112
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American
21
32% May
2
par
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5
40% Mar 21
Jun
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6%
300
120
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49
Hawaiian SS Co
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10
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v
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27 Vb " 27 Va
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com
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85% July 24
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American Export Lines Inc—...40c
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9
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a
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43
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12
35 % Feb
V
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Jun
24% Feb
27
20% Mar 14
9
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3
27
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139
147% *
38
Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic
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1
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July 27
14% Mar 21
15% May 25
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1
41 % Mar 16
15
1
141
11% Jan
2
17
6% July
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15
10% Jan
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15
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103
131% Jan
16
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2
Nov
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25
43% Aug
25
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900
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.
35 3/8
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132%
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Chain. &
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American. Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
3%%
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43%
130%
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prior preferredAmerican Cyanamid Co
46% July 23
24% Apr 13
16% Apr
5
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13% May 28
35% May 28
Mar 30
107 % Feb
Oct
27% Mar 21
Corp_
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12
18
1'
21
104
8
Apr
17% Jan
9
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88% Nov 18
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153
43%
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Radio
4%%
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21
22
Sep
17% Dec
103
6
14
23
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105 :
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36 %
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22
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130
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28
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126
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18
Jan
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517/8 July 16
135% Dec 21
54
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94
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129
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100
preferred
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15% Jun
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5%
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67
27% May 15
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21
22
69 »/4 Dec
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132
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9
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17
91 % Sep 27
48
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47 V4
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23% July 12
46% July 25
20
30
106
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70% Jan
23
48 y8 Nov
23% Mar 17
1
-81
;
3
24% Jan
'
-
* Jtin
■f
24
11
35% Jan
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Petroleum CorpA
No
Amerada
26%,Mar 16
W
**arl9
'08
23
17
4 Jan
3
Amer
33% July 1521»/aMar 8 ,
47
Jan
Ai6,APdh
27%.Mar ;8
May 28
16% Jan
6% Oct
1
,
64
18% Jan
A
30
121% Mat 23
79: Jan
9
i
July 27
38 y4 May 16
43% Aug 31
.
.
10
146
20%
v.v
•
■
9%
285
*119%
Alpha Portland Cement™.
10
Aluminum, Co of America™
__1
Aluminium Limited.
7
_No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com
1
6%
convertible,preferred50
2
July 17
::;i 3% Jan 13
39
Apr- 3
22% May 24
110% Feb 14
14
,
\Jan
2% Jun 25
100
27% Mar 15
14% Jan
July 11
132% Aug
150
30% May 25
Aug
2
May 31
65
s
9
62
V
Sep
;
14
91% Jan
23
'6
Feb
47
i
36% July 30
25% July 3
•:
30
29% Jun
6
r
17
82
;
Apr
99% Feb
"<
119% Sep 13
'3% Mar 29
17
Oct
34
V
,:
5
f 82
Sep 23
Sep 23
.
187
-
/ •114V2
19%
& *150
•'}
>
•
83
'•
187
:'ii A
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
.
"
*155
'
21
*114
?
9%
*141
100
>'■■:;
•'
■
3%
20%
19%
83
9
50%
36'A
«
.*235
•
34%
*93%
20
common.
3%
'
47%
;■
3'/4
20%
*82
117
50%
100
.
Mfg
3%%
...
34
1
19%
;
9Ve
46%
No par
Allis-Chalmer8
Mar 12
162
•114%
A
23%
»
:
147
49%
;••:•
180%
*155
19%
83
8%
50
•180%
159
20%
116
19%
»8l%'
48%
182
-
A-.; r
Mar 14
Sep
47% ' 485'a
3%
112%
23%'
3
4
27%
147
*155
•3%
111 ::
coy:A>.AA'>>--A-^
27
147
♦178
•
18
Mills
37% July 25
r
15%
Kid-
Dec'Te
A
48
15%
Allied
,27%
,
-147
.
14%
*1151/4
Allied-
19,300
1,000
27%
150
72,ioO
177/8
1
4
23% ; 24
26%
26%
14%
100
23
24
17%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Dye
5,300
23%
14%
155
&
35%
17%
-
Allied Chemical
19%
35
14%
*150
9
19
17%
285
gtd
,
19%
35%
14 %
>
Inc
73
19
35
24 V8
17%
*235
Industries
*70
19%
35% AS
14%
100
Allen
73
19%
17%
159
:
-
6,300
14%
)■ S4 prior, preferred coirv™-—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
12
110
i
63%
17%
'
i
62%
14%
181
5
100 i
3,700
63%
*70
17%
3%
20%
lop
•
100
13 %
62%
63
72
13
14%
47%
~
10,100
109%
13
18
*155
*
1
common
42%
24
1
■
27
,
*147
Shares
41%
*109
35
,
24
.
150
*176y2
•
lo
common
preferred
97% Jan
20
Inc
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
4
133%
26
Inc
36% Apr
56% Jan
-
93% May 29
31% May 28
-
May
129% Apr
••
25% Jan
33% Jun
100
27
62%
42
109%
13
13 y4
.
the Week
Aug. 3
-
17%
"
No par
100
; .
18% Jan
14
;
^
common
.27.
41%
*108%
A; *69
*'
19%
35%
V34%
23%
....
42%
108%
xi3
Friday
Aug. 3
13%
.
1
'
*4% %
19%
34%
150
1V;
7% preferred
6
20
72
Sales for
Thursday
41%
62%
'
24
27
..
.
Corp—10
Corp
Products
♦68
34%
par>
No
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
19
19%
62%
A:
72
v"
23%
•
48% Aug
2
117% Mar 27
8
22% May 29
22
July 22
98. Apr
23
10
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama &
Vicksburg Ry
23
160
2.50
:
Air Reduction Inc
•
16
88% Jan
18
Inc
Aeroquip Corp
-10% May* 7
May 21
% Jun
106% Feb
'
40
Admiral
4
'23% Feb
12
Stores
♦68
PRICES
108%
109%
13%
13%
13%
..
42
♦108
62%
50
SALE
Aug. 1
41%
109%
13%
Co
3
*108
62 Ve
Addressograph-Multigraph
3
20
Jan
14 y4 Jan
93
July 17
117% Jan
7% Jan 23
30
104
-4
Steel
41%
_1
;
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
•23% Mar 22
8
Jun
5%
40%
HIGH
Wednesday
July 31
„
common_____25
Inc
Acme
•50% Aug
"
__5
Adams Express
Adams-Millis
Corp
187'
8
19
32% Jan
common
AND
Tuesday
•
July 30
100
4
163
9
81
5
July 12
6
LOW
Monday
,
Par
preferred
2
15% May
114% July 10
'
91% Aug
July
19% Jun
9
28% July 25
6
Jan
20
26% Mar 30
7% Jan 26
,
Jan
v
•22% Jan
Jan 27-
28
4%
July 30
153,
9
107
Abbott Laboratories
7
35% Aug
29% May
2
30% Jan
Jan.
20
/
STOCK
Vending Corp
8
23% Sep
35% Sep
19
20
YORK
EXCHANGE
6
Aug
55% Jun.
Aug 25
-
10
106% Apr
Aug 25
79
7% Mar 23
39 y. Feb
1
16% Jan
NEW
Highest
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
'.Andes Copper Mining
:
6.25
_No par
♦102
21.80
,35 'A
14
*102
105
*102
105
*102
,
104
.
35»A
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
41
35%
41%
35 y4
.
10
:
105
2,500
41%
413A
42 3/8
4
i3/4
42 y%
41 Vb
42%
2,800
9.500
\
27%
273/4
28%
42%
28%
29 »A
30'/a
29%
30
1,000
30
i
30
rf.
.
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
14 p
Monday, August 6, 1956
*
..
(530)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
f«r Frrrtou
iga
11
3
Oct
24% May
23
39 % Apr
20% Jun
8
27% Mar
46% Feb
9
67
Aug
24
May
6
15
15% Feb
7
29% Jan
18
Apr
2
94
3
Nov
17
28
Jun
17
34
12% Jan
6
17
25% Apr
5
30
8
1
5% Jun
14
11
11
30% Mar 29
3
5
35
162
Junl5
62
Augll
68
96% Oct
41% Oct
10
34 % May
17
15
96% Sep
3
27% Jun
101
96% Feb
8
9
20
Dec
9
14% Jan
4
59% Mar
July
9%
Jun
17
68
July 18
10
16% Nov
16 Ve Jan
22
18
Mar 30
22 % Jun
27% Dec
8% Apr
54
Oct 20
42
1
Atlas
,Al% Jau
1
9
17% Feb
27
19
8
1
Nichols
27'/a Mar 10
7% Feb
24
0
20
--—.2U
No par
common
pre! ($1.201
-No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp (The! common
3
62.25 conv preferred
No par
Conv
49% Feb
24
July
100
Powder
Austin
5% July 16
41
,—10
prior
35%
36%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22',4
1,200
66
66
67
65 V2
bb%
35,900
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
23,300
32%
33
32%
32%
9,100
32-,4
97
97
19 %
•19
19%
19%
*18%
31%
96%
*95
40
100
lu%
5%
5%
29% *
29%
29 y4
29
29%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
34,200
29%
29%
♦29%
29 va
29%
29%
1,400
32%
31%
321/8
106
6/
32%
32%
32%
32%
4,500
106
67%
67
161%
160
,
161%
158%
7,700
32%
32%
32%
56
55%
56
5o%
5574
11,200
2,900
591/a
42%
43%
43%
95
95
94%
17 Va
90
2,400
30
67 %
V
58%
59
44%
44 va
4278
43%
95
95
95%
95%
9%
17
'*n%
95%
210
9%
9 '/8
20,100
T7%
17%
,2
1778
17%
3,300
:90va
3,400
88
91
88%
91 '
90%
40,400
9%
9%
,
60
5,900
59'/a
4a%
*
9%
9%
♦0%
800
%
9
9%
9%
9%
17%
♦17%
17%
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*17
17%
23%
24%
24
24%
24
2478
9%
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400
11 *,8
.
9 <%
58%
0%
17%
87 %
11%
29 %
90
59%
59%
9%
11%
*t>i
99
*97
98%
58%
158
29% { 29%
*11%
11%
29%
98
9%
1,200
32
11%
29%
'
158
29%
11%
29%
"
66%
66%
32%
56
56%
56
*11%
130
106
106
66 %
66 %
6
5%
106
105
161
32%
32%
32
5%
5% 5/
107%
158%
23
23
*
*
5%
41%
41%
6
*42
5%
5%
42%
5%
•:
'
'; '
96%
*95
.
-
29%'
67%,
32%
56%
.
35 ",8
Va
2,100
3,000
■
*106
*11% 11%
29% 29%
*98% 100%
57% 58%
42% 42%
94%
94%
9%
9%
17",»
17-,a
87
87%
9%
9%
*17 " 17%
23
23
5%
6 • •
41 %
42%
..
No par
preferred
cumulative
5%
Aug
32%
56
9,300
39 Vs
34%
39
18%
29%
j r
32
161% 162%
3,40d
39
34%
65%
29%
17%
29%
17"%,
29%
39
2,%
19%
5%
5%
28%
32% 32%
*106
107%
68
68
com—6.50
100
RR
Line
Coast
Atlas Corp
18% Jun
;:V 91
1
Atlantic Refining common
Preferred $3.75 series
20
10% May 28
5
20
61% Feb 13
9% July 27
11
Jan
18
16
Mar 21
5% Oct 26
19
.
90% Feb
1
.44% Aug
*18%
17%
V 29%
50
10
50
preferred
4%
Atlantic
9
63% May
;
6
19%
5%
29
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Atlantic City Electric Co
Feb 27
5
35% Jan
94% July
32%
95 ♦
♦18%
5%
28%
•
.
pre*erreui~^4-w--«i-^«^^--10
New
r
30% Mar 13
27
43% Jan
40% Sep
3
.101
32%
97 \
31%
600
4%
*4%
■.*
34
66% S
19%
32%
95
'
65%
19 %
Shares
;
39
39
34%
22
21%
.
65%
19%
Aug. 3 :
.
4%
*4%
4%
"
>r
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
.
4%
39%
34%
34%
"21%
*
the Week
Friday
''Wednesday
'4%.
'4%
38%
38%
19
1
100
Co—_j_.~~.10
common
Preferred
20
11% Aug
1
101 % Apr
47% Mar 14
61-uJan
'
<
Common
New
33% July 25
8
Mar 17
Oct
30
13
13
27% Dec
Corp—
preferred
,•5.25%
Apr 23
173
23
32
July 31
55% Apr 23
11% Aug
1
Jan
137
Nov 30
Goods
Y
4%"
;
'
Sales fer
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
AND
"/LOW
Tuesday
July 31 7 7
*
*95
.
Associates Ihvestnmnt
69% July 16
Atchison
121% Jan 18
Illinois..
Common
Jan
110% Jan
20
Apr
Jan 23
65
63%
Dry
Associated
16
29% Feb
102
34%
21%
k
i.
%
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
1 5
Arvln Industries Inc
—.2,50
Ashland Oil Ac Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
31% Mar 15
20
Mar 29
27% Jan 10
37% Sep
8
113
Aug 15
69
May 27
26% Mar 14
5
1
10
5
Corp
preferred
63.75
V
15% Jan
16
Jun
38%
Armstrong Cork Co common
6
13
Jan
No par
Armour & Co of
2
8% Jan
4%
Steel
Armco
37% Mar 27
22
.5
Co
Argo Dll Corp
Argus Cameras Inc—
26% Jun
■;
'Pat
Inc
W Products
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
9
5
5
2
2
102% Mar
18% May 24
Jan
9% Feb
22
14
52% Feb
27% Jan
28
19
Mar 15
104% Feb
5
102% Apr
19% Sep 29
6% Jun
41% Apr
Dec
18
11
96% Aug 30
26% Oct
24
28
35% Apr
6
13% Jan
18
4
P
A
6% Mar 19
Jan
35% Jun
3
55% Dec
May 12
36
EXCHANGE
14
6% Jan
437/e Feb
31% July
4% May 19
36
Leweit
Highest
f
Jan, 1
Highest
Range Sine*
Year 1955
UvhI
Monday
July 3d >.
STOCK
YOEK
NEW
'7
*
STOCKS
68,400
.6
5%
b
1,000
.42%
42-/8
42%
42
7,200
0
5% May 22
35% May 24
8% Feb 10
6% Aug 18
'
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
8
30% Jan
35% Aug 12
32% Jun
1
109
99
35% Jan
Jan
6
45
33% Jan
72% Mar 29
19% Nov 23
14% Jan
Sep
57
13
24
Jun
103% Jun
13
29
2
104
38% Dec
29% Dec
30
96 v
25% Jan
26
30
July 11
3
49
Oct
14
42% July 25
6
27
Feb
38
Jan
6
17
96% Mar
Oct
14
26
30
56% July
7
Jan
43
Jan
30
44% Jan
1
6
■
158% Sep
169% Dec
9
Nov
9
158
18
Sep 16
85% Sep 15
11
40
Dec
Aug 17
38
33% Jun
25
172% Feb
7
8
16% Jan
13
Jan
11
84
45 % May
23
46% July 17
25% Jan 30
32 % May 11
7
13
39% Aug
1
*69% Jan 27
31
12%
22%
40% -41%,
96
99% Aug
3
0
Co
,.y
31% Sep 29
3
39% Jan
12
Dec
20
~
8
Jan
New
"when
common
2
3
Bohn Aluminum
1
15% Mar 14
11% Jun
51
14
Dec
20% May
1
6
17
3
3
12% Mar 16
,
'
58
3
48% Apr 29
100 % Nov
l
14% July
7
66% May
30
43% Nov 29
Mar
11% Jan
19% Jun 22
9% Jan
12
63% Jan
6
•
'Jan
64
May 29
-Jan
12
60% Apr
6
98 % Feb 10
57% Mar 19
17
May
91
■'*'
Stores
3
30
Dec
30
17
Aug
29% Jan
3
3
64% Sep
I9
43% Mar
61% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
11% Jun
14% Jan 31
Mar 14
38
49% Dec
42% Aug
19
24
56 % July 20
May 10
24% Jan 23
61% Oct
-52%
■'i
54% May 10
58
Aug
May
j
■.
9
/
6
t
Branlff
Bridgeport Brass Co
common
28% Jan
95
28
Aug 11
32
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
82
28% Feb 14
34% May
6
100'/a Apr 25
36% Feb 16
46% July 31
Briggs
Briggs
39% July 25
95% Jan
1O0
4
32 % May 25
17%-May 17
14
111
July 25
31% Feb 23
Feb
10
Feb
91% May 22
103% Jan
25% Jan
23
3%%
29
37 < Aug
2
15% Apr 27
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
25
Nov
25
Dec~30
38 % Jan
23
-56% July 18
23
July 21
17% May 28
21% Jan,
95% July 29
91% Jan 25
95% Jun 22
21
29% Jan
11
Feb
1
21
30% Feb
13
38% July 30
25% Sep
21 % Aug
6
20% Jun
22
23
l
13 % May 28
8
71
$5
36% July 17
47% Feb
21% Dec
20
16
Mar 15
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
12
78% Jan
3
22% Jan
6
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
8% Oct
6
92 % Mar
80
Jun
22
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
11
36% Feb
July 17
81% Jan
19
77% Feb
8
75
July 17
44% Jun
28
10
16% Jan
9
Apr
22% Feb
17
31% Jan
5
9% Jan
23
12% Apr
18
25% May
8
99
Jan 11
32% Jan
3
99%
26
23% Jan
7
46% July 28
40% Jan
23
2% May 17
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
5% Feb
9
10% Jan
6
8
23
15
Jan
4
85% Mar
28% Jan
105% Aug
Butler
Co
1%
common
participating
California Packing
Callahan
Calumet & Hecla
Inc
12% Jan
20
11% Apr
H
5% Jun
8
7% Jan
17
44% Dec
12
37% July
3
43% Jan
3
Campbell Soup
14% July 19
17% Jan
3
Canada Dry Ginger
7
17
57% Jan
13
17% Dec
100
9
July 15
64% Feb
7
89
12
98
Feb
66
July 11
32% Aug 29
28% Mar 14
61% Juiy 31
29% Jun 19
35% Jun
16
53 % Dec
30% Jun
59
21
50% July 10
25% Jan
10
30
For footnotes
Feb
see
pag»
24.
8
33 % Apr
6
conv
Co
Ale com
Ry Co—
Canadian Breweries Ltd
36% Mar 16
Canadian
56% Apr
Cannon
6
preferred
Canada Southern
Pacific
Mills
Ry
461/2
48%
61
48
48%
443/8
•95
,
19%
-
36V4
14%
/
j,
25
17
45
It
45%
1,100
131/4
12%
13 y8
15,200
43 */2
42-/4
43-/8
13,600
*533/4
54%
523/4
533/4
1.000
543/4
55
19%
191/4
195/8
18'/2
191/4
46
45%
455/8
44%
451/4
3,500
38 Va
37%
38
37%
38
6,500
373/4
36 3%
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16
5
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14
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100
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16 % Mar 20
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100
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3
51% May 3
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8
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11
27
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38 %
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43
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6
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33
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100
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19
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96
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15
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12
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17
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14
88% Mar
3
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22
69% Aug
Apr
74% Jun 29
22
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31
Sep 26
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24
53% Jun
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172
33% Oct
13% Jan
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543/4
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2
33% Apr
;
6
7
101% Jan
'
23
64% Aug
May
Howell
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21% May 8
2% Feb 24
6
31
35% July 25
Mar 14
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9
16%
54%
50
Beech-Nut
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17
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Aircraft Corp
3
Jan
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54%
35%
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45% May
48% Jun
12
Dec
2
22
Apr
27
101
7
22% Feb
1
8
Jun
14
59% Mar
19% Sep
45
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44
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2
14
28% Feb 14
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20
16
42% Apr 15
101
8
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3
Aug
Beech
4
32% July 24
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17% Jan 25
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27
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Jan 16
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9
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88
Jan
22
37% Jan
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24
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34'/4
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30
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12
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Nov
12
Jun
19% Jan
8
Jan 17
Jan 23
48
116
Jan
26% Oct
Barker Brothers
*
May 28
43
16% Jun
24
40
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31% July 24
44
6
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9
20% Jan 23
15
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147
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133
19
62% May 28
15% Jan
48% Nov
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Apr
42% Jan
38% Mar
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105
41% Feb
1
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13
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66% Jan 13
26
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10
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11
7
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36% Apr
10
Jan
23
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45
3
18
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10
29
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18
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Mar 14
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36% Dec
13% Oct
4
20
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Apr
23
Oct
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104
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5
2
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119
Feb
14
Jun
26
4
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6
16
59
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23
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23
42% Mar
33%
Jan
10
8
9
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7
July 20
14% Mar
56%
Jan
30
77% July 19
15
22 'A Jan
23
10
7
5% Sep
20
Aug
3
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13% Aug
2
28
37% Aug
4% Jan
3
Cessna
8
3
Chadbourn
9
75% May
8
3% May
54% Jan
57'A Nov 18
Aug
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Apr
5
65% Nov 30
59
Jan
42% Aug
104
Dec
6
109
July 19
6% May 17
68
29 Va
6% Jan
Feb
3
Feb
v
16
9% Feb
5
May
1
31% May 24
25
7
Jan
10% Mar 23
Feb
6
56% Sep
Oct
18
Mar 21
16
53% Jan
3
96
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20
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14%
108%
13%
July 31
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100
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♦102%
27% Mar 25
21
Jun
8
Jan
24% Jan
16
18
36 V* Mar 25
28% Feb
17
26
27
23 y8 Mar
1
31% Apr
27% Apr
27
9
5
37
Feb
9
50
27
Jan
30
18
Dec
44% Dec
Apr
41% Jan
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
22
45% Feb
16
18Va May 28
26% Jan
3
74% Sep
30% Dec
1
55% May 28
71 % Jan
4,
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21
30% Jan
13
48
19
Dec
22% Jun
16
39% Jan
6
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30
42% Dec
9 Va Feb
14
3
31% July
14% July 27
22% Feb
1
7
59
15% May
Jan
29
66% Jan
1
17
4
36% Dec
30
37% Dec
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
50% Feb
12
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
107
1
87
25% Apr ,25
9
Jun
37% Jau
41% Jun
3
54
3
Jan
12% Jan
8
10
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15
30
19% Jan
Jan
9
27
25
25
94
Jan
26
115
Oct
191
Feb
14
202 %
Sep~23
92
Jan
17
103
Jan
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
65% Oct
13
4
7
60
2
6
Jan 14
17% Jan
21
45
95% Mar
21% Juri
45% Dec
16
59
Jan
23% Oct
r
3
;
:
23 % Jan
Mar 29
45
61
57.
66% Apr
59% Feb
14
32
11
Apr 21
31
22% Jun
22% Jun
Apr 22
28
28
17% Feb
23
15% May 28
27% Dec
22
18% Jun
May 27
85% Feb
4
11
52 % Jun
17
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
2
25
19% Jan
6
7% Oct
Nov
8% Jan
28
27% Feb
10
6
108
Jan
5
15% Jan
23% Sep
7
18% Feb
19
36% Jan
20% Nov
10
33
10
Jan
7
Jan
1
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
109% Jun
104
80
July
104% Jun
For footnote
see
10'
9 Va
9%
9%
*42
9%
43
65%
*107
8V4 Mar 16
109
107 Va
42%
104 va
37%
37%
9%
9%
9%
9%
411/4
9%
9%
9V4
9%
8.900
41%
411/4
41%
600
66%
67V4
66%
67
107%
108
9%
50
stock__50
66
108
:
108
noncumulative
2nd
Broadcasting
25%
30
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
26
47: /
47%
47%
47%
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
200
20%
20%
20%
20%
7,900
47%
41
20%
47%
48
.*40 Va
//;.
41
*40%
ft
Class' B
Pictures
cumulative
Carbon
58
58 Va
58
58 Va
57%
68
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
24%
9.300
331/4
33%
34
34%
34%
34V2
2,800
68%
68%
6 8 Va
69 Va
39%
40%
13%
39%
39%
*13%
13%
■V.:,;
-
*13%
*26
'
/
26 V2
*26
26 %
58
65%
27%
27%
*26%
27%
*99%
27%
27%
*27%
28
*27Va
08%
50%
*96%
98%
*96%
45%
47
46
47
70 Va
69%
15%
*96'/a
*189
102
*73
*99%
42%
108%
102
73
41%
20%
20
20%
20V4
97 Va
96%
96%
*96%
65%
66 Va
66%
72% Feb 28
Jun
30
July 24
102% Apr
39 Va Feb
96%
1
26
41
*108%
*189
*99 V2
42%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
74%
75%
74
74%
73%
3
3
:
44%
r
45
45%
131
-116
116%
;
3
3
•
115
45%
,
3
.
kt
131%
of
N
*900
Consolidated
Laundries
4
1
Ind
Corp
53%
U6%
53%
*87
*57Va
59
32 'A
32%:
49%
49%
*47
*57%,
10
56% Aug
3
July 25
102% Mar
5
70
59
57%
59
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%;.
29%
28%
29%
29 Va
23%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,800
.15%
16
15%
16
15%
16 %
16
16Va
47,300
21V4-
22%
21%
22%
22'A
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
5,800
80%
80 »/4
5
80 %
80%
/
51%
51%
52
31%
31%
31%
—1
29 «/4
29
No par
1
Corp
5
pfd——100
80 %
801/4
51 Va
51 Va
51
53%
53%
54%
9,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
4,000
29Va
29%
52%
29%
30
291/4
30
52
51%
52%
51%
52
V/T8''-/-:
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
43
42%
43
42%
42%
-
42%
42%
9.200
151/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,300
32%
33
'
32%
33 Va
33
33V4
2,600
211/4
21%
21%
22
22
22V4
8,700
31%
32%
21
21%
32 »/4
21%
48 Va
48%
48
,33
21%
:
7
71/4
r
Va
48%
110%
110%
110%
28 Va
28%
29'/4
31'A
30%
*17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17'A
110
16%
16%
41%
16%
42%
♦31%
33%
42%
*31 Va
16%
43
33Va
48%
48%
483i
1101/4
30%
30%
31%
8.COO
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,000
48%
110
16%
16%
42%
43
42%
42%
41%
*31%
33
*31%
33%
*31%
91%
92
X91%
91%
109
4,900
30%
92'A
109
7,
9,100
.
llOVt
91%
5Va
49%
7
15%
48%
99 Va
6%
491/2
6%
15 Va
30%
*98-
7
7
15%
49
10,403
1101/4
1,000
-
98%
5'.4
/v
15%
1101/4
110
106%
5%
5%
7
15 Va
98%
16 Va
5%
5%
5%
16'A
16
5%
5%
2,300
16'A
42
-
4,700
33%
5 Va
3,100
6%
6%
6%
6%
49%
501/4
50'A
50%
49%
50%
5,100
108 Va
10S%
108%
108%
108%
108 %
?00
*105%
106%
105%
106%
105%
105%
70
*
*98
7
7
3,400
99 V4
99Va
80
91%
2,000
America—
10
«
preferred
Baking
preferred
Continental
-
Can
6,200
28,600
7%
*105%
$3.75 preferred
r
15 Va
99%
$5.50
7,800
>
7%
105%
of
160
15%
99%
——*
82
7%
105%
preferred
*81
81
15%
7V4
109V4
Inc.-—1
80 'A
15 V"
109 %
Stores
13,900
31%
313/4
51
49%
Continental
120
230
10
6%
4%
18
20
700
47
64
29%
49%
11
36% Jan
•>
46
*63
■
15%
Retail
Common
106% Jan
64
1,700
40,600
50
48
*57%
-
Textile Co Inc——_10c
22
20
32%
*63
59
15,000
"
17
47
Consolidated
Jun
53
87%
31%
'
50
Consolidated
Jan
*86%
16%
64
Consumers Power C© com.—-No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred ———No par
95
52%
Va
88
17
64
'
5,900
16%
47
...
so
116%
28%
Consolidated Natural Gas——10
104
115%
*875
52%
88%
*49%
47
63%
3,800
115
29%
1.33 Vs
Corp..
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Corp
*108
28%
——-*
Corp—5
—
Electronics
$4.16
44 y4
131%
118
115%
'
109% Feb
103% Jan
3VB
43%
♦875
52%
*87
50
46
63%
6,000
11,500
2,400
*130
'
*49%
20
42%
-
Y coin—No par
Foods
3
*41%
131%
*110%
32%
No par
Coppermines
Consolidated
Jan
74
V 3
44%
131
•*112'-" 118
115 V 115%
32 Va
59
.
3%
44%
*73
•/:;
*
*131
32%
-
40
74
131
45
3,600
18%
75
:
18% May
112
42%
108 Va
*41%
31%
Publishing Co—No par
$5
9
102
108%
4'2%
17'
Mills
Consol
51% Mar 13
40
4,2 JO
207
*41%
•
50%
3,200
67%
423/4
16%
preleired.No par
Co
36 % Mar 12
10% Jan
20 %
42
108 %
1,800
98
*99Va
43%
108%
41%
*189
102
42
109
41 Vb
207
9,300
107
74
*900
*57%
15 %
*104%
*73
*110
63 %
15%
/
41%/
73
117%
50
69%
16
107
73
115
45
14,500
70%
15%
73%
.73 \
*3
3%
44% '^■45-:■■■■',■
*130
131%
*61%
70%
69%
73
*41%
72%
31
6,500
9,400
18%
42%
•19
115%
51 »/4
47%
20'A
42%
108 Va
74%
*41%
49%
46%
*104'/a
107
651/4
66
*189
,20?
*99% 102
42%
43
207
~70
51%
*96%
66
4,100
98%
47
41
98
65%
-A
28
28
:
46 Va
70 Va
*104%
27%
20
54,100
49 Va
15%
15%
107
27%
400
200
/
66
27%
43 ;
109%.;
42
64
97%
49%
69%
13,800
...
59%
50%
51%
98
*108%
65 Va
27%
M00
*
27
♦26%
97
46% /•47 3
68 VB
69%
*96%
27
*58'A
97%,
50%
•
50 %
70%
39%'
13V2 :i3%
58%
64%
58%
64%
69
39%
\
26%
58
65%
63%
26 %
58
*57
27Vi
*13%
1,900
2.50
common
110% July 17
9
1,800
58%
163/a
Consolidated Cigar Corp
14% Jan
18,400
/■
59
16 V4
11
16
47 Va
*58%
39
37
9
26%
200
No par
5
Inc
Commonweaith Edison Co
preferred
26%
47
26%
7C0
1,300
'•/>
20%
16%
I_„
Consol Edison
31%
2.50
Columbia Gas System
ConsuiiUaieU
*29%
"
221/4
2OV4
16%
12
23% Mar 19
49% Mar 22
;
*21%
20%
No par
22% Jan
43% July 25
33% July 26
22
22
20 Va
881/2
Corp TT-..-..—------10
Congoieum-Naini Inc i.—
-No par
21% Apr
Jun
109%
/30i;/V
20%
53%
—
Nasi
15,700
22
.52%
System—
-4,200
*108
•87
pfd—100
9%-:
-
30%
87%
iuu
40
20,400
22
54%
pid
9%
-
800
37%
108
52%
No p~-
36%
30%
87%
4
10'
-
Va
10
:
5%% preferred series B__
^.50
Colorado St Southern Ry com—.100
1st
67
No par
com
....
noncumulative
42
43V2
104Vi
21%
*900
Corp...No par
%
43
*103%
21%
31%
18%
No par
100
com
9%
*41%.
if:
21%
207
Jan
19
Jan
99
24.
42%
103 %
*
*30%
luo
gld
800
43
21%
1
67
100
8 3'/2
31%
21%
*110
Cone
1,100
*30%
66
No par
4%
preferred
Conde
68
37%
66%
42%
6
681/4
36%
:
42
65%
42%
44% Mar 19
Jan
X68
3%
104'%
9%
X41%
65%
1
*42
9%
42%
98% July 31
1
page
9%
—25
10
3%
*103%
37%
18%
47
7
5
36 Va
52
106% Apr 12
104% July
6
8
July
83%
/
43
•
29%
5% July 23
6% Aig
2
28
41% Sep
109
85
<■
51%
34% Jan
10
13
97% Aug 11
1
3,900
17%
23
3
105% Jan
6
100% Jan
Dec
68 </4
29
■
3
4
681/4
3%
68 Va
36%
*189
1
Container
6
7
Mar
5,700
3%
51%
16% Feb
27
Jan
3%
18
100% May
1
27 v2 May 28
14
112
79,800
37V4
3%
51%
17% Feb
Mar 16
53% Nov
11
96,300
13%
37
17%
45% May 25
17
11
7% May 10
46% Jun
108
36'A
12%
1
17% July 27
30% Mar 26
1
14% Dec
35V4
Solvents
18
200
13%
Credit Co———;«io
3
7,300
37
Commercial
20
75%
36%
Commercial
Jan
1,700
75
6,400
34%
13
8
15% May 28
31% Oct
85
27%
1
$4.25
11%
40%
681/4
•42
-98%
—15
com.-
30% July 17
3
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
15%
11%
3 6'A
I04V4
98%
Corp
•
15%
35%
104V4
27 Va
No par
Columbia
40%
3o%
21% Mar 20
6% Aug
■
:■<
30
July 25
16% Jan
6
26% Jan
3
1,600
33%
54
14% Jun
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
5
23% Jan
11
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
7
12% Jan
45 % Jan
Ilium
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion Engineering Inc
39% May 28
11
21% Jan
18
85%
*26%
Corporauon—I...—
Class A
39%
3ti%
103 V4
15
guaranteed
Columbia
*38 'A
3%
68
43%,
103%
—~
Co
Columbian
8
85%
*42%
par
Molybdenum
;j
2,000
16
.
July 20
10
34%
%
26
17% Jun
9
47% Jan 20
14
j
600
34%
34%
%
203/g
4%
5,600
106
11%
75
20%
16
16%
58V4
*104%
76
75%
:•
900
41
11%
74%
j
4,900
.
86
16%
39
*15%
10%
3 %
68%
'
40'A
16%
20%
84% Jan
Jun
67%
*38'A
9%
45 % May 24
16
57%
38% Mar 14
17
Jun
26% Feb
30
3%
58
58
4
26
3Va
38%
40%
2,800
9%
♦84
34%
&00
12
64
80% July 30
Jan
3o
34%
*15%
33
35%
X34%
63
48
29% Juu
25
46% Feb
8
33
34%
:
54V4
*58
105
9%
20%
—
:
7
32%
105
40%
41'/a
4%
9%
53'A
87
38%
16 ;
,
41
9
*84
75%
9%
74%
*57
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp^
Colorado Fuel fl? Iron com
51 % Mar 12
5
Feb
9%
74%
41%
gColgate-Palmolive Co
50% July 30
9
23
20% Oct
.
Feb
July
40%
*91/4
cumulativp 2nd preferred.l00
Coca-Cola Cgr (The')..—
^
No par
13
63
39%
74%
25
/''when, issued"
duett Peabody & Co
9
V'
107
34%
36 Va
16
34%
40%
*15%
14
Clopay
5
% Mar
34% Apr
15% Mar 14
44% Oct
9
94
.1
23% Nov
77
62% Jan
2
27% May 28
47 Va Jun 11
-
40%
Coca-Cola' InternatT
Juiy*31
87
*104%
41 Vo
.7%
80% July
15% Jun
36%
107
34%
26%
.4%
52%
s104%
34%
15%
5
75
May 27
67% May 27
6
Jan 17
22% Oct
4
20
107
*25%
Climax
2
*84
10
54%
57%
*104%
13
53%
16%
16
Jan
9%
54 %
Va
107
Elec
9%
%
53
16
15%
Clevfie
13
9%
*
C
87
*104%
Jan
15
9%
54%
57%
*13%
'preferred
Special
16
131% Mar
9%
100
141
114% July 10
17%
16%
—..—25
,
preferred
—J.
Cleveland & Pills RR 7%
3.
50% Jan
17%
57%
10
4%
125
28
17%
16%
No par
Oil
$4.50
76% July 17
3% Jan
*17%
40%
13%
10
33% Sep 13
49% Dec 30
6
56
Sep
62% Jan
6
Mar 14
Jan
July 11
18 1,160
50% May
90
Aug 26
145
8
17%
39V4
IO0V4 Jun
Aug 26
148% Mar 14
122
Jun
19%
17%
30%
Jan 23
2% May 31
41% May 28
128% Jun 20
7
4
6
6
Jan
19%
17%
39%
Cab
.
80 % Mar 26
80% May
9
Apr
Jan
19%
17 Va
68
Cleveland
111
7,000
33%
15
5
Apr 23
1.400
43%
6 6 Va
43% Jun
Apr
671/4
43
24%
No par
com
13
24 Va Jan
100% Mar
pfd——100
Jan
18
Apr
No par
103
70 %
67
57V4
*15%
'•
30
67'A
16%
40%
700
22,300
110
43%
*84
36
10,400
16
109
56'/a
47%
C C* C St St Louis Ry Co com
5% noncumuJative preferred
106
110 Va
66%
33%
Equipment
.
102%
15%
43%
19 Va
66%
Clark
*110
93%
102
19%
City Products Corp
——No par
City Stores Co common
—5
4 \U"/t
convertible- preferred—ion
3
16 Va
16%
*40%
May 28
45
133% Jan
9yu
Jan
llO'/a
91%
103%
15%
430
43%
33%
5 % %
75% July 18
25% Feb 14
Mar 14
111% Jan
109
Pac
Western
common
92%
*102%
107%
19%
24
New
90
V
.
20,600
107%
56 Va 1
Del_50
com
196
40% May 31
17
539%
7
Ry
99% July 18
34% Jan 26
45 % May 12
11
2% Jan
Sep
Jan
94 % Feb
46% May 24
♦109 Va-
109
57%
1.25
—_
3
16%
90%
400
14
43%
23%
18
23% Jan
103 %
820
13%
14%
16%
35
preferred
jtou
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
10
C I T Financial
Corp
..No par
Cities Service .Co—
1
10
City Investing Co common
5
29
89%
*102%
13,600
-
23
19%
53%
34%
Inc
196 v May 28
6
41
4
Oct
78% Dec
Aug 30
73
19% May 29
21
111
33% May 31
108
'
Oct
104% Jan
42% Jun
*107 Va
48 Va
*22%
43%
66
-
20% Mar 29
26
40% Feb
108%
.#■
6 JVa
48 Va
23
15%
-
59%
•
48 Va
*22%
19%
87
*104%
preferred—_100
&
Cotton
61%
'48%
57%
.
noncum
North
60
48%
Z'3
42'/a
54
50
Paul
8,600
16'/8
No par
Aircraft
Cincinnati Gas St ElectricCommon
*_
No
73% J my 17
30
Nov
27
•
59%
Fibre Co—
&
Chile Copper Co—1.
Chrysler Corp
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
23
;•'
53
67
9%
54
*84
1
preferred 'series A
Ciiic.kasha
29% July 10
13
17%
9%
par
10
Western
Chicago Yellow
3
19%
59%
66%
s
33
..•?
96
23'
Jan
43%
57 Va
66%
,
106
&
5%
5
9
Jun
66 %
Chicagp Pneumatic Tool; com
-—5
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
.
14% May 22
30% May 21
69% Mar
1
Sep
30
r.
43% Mar
51% Feb
1
62% Sep
17% Jan
7
67%
1
,
St
*109 Va
19%
1
Manufacturing
series 'A
15%
110%
3,200
107%
93%
103%
15%
'
»
27%
:Vv 13%
-
120
27
14%
58%
25
Chic
July 16
60
30
104% May
4
20% Feb
Milw
90%
♦102%
103%
1111/4
42
1
preferred
5%
1
70%
8
Chic
'
67%
20
„
Inc,.
convertible
Great
5%
1
46% Feb
30
10% Jan
29% July 15
Aug
31% Fr-b
5
44% Jan
37% Jun
30
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
18
23% Jan
100
53% Mar
8
6
108%
15% %• 15%
.
Chic
93
*110
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
——
.—40
Chicago Corp (The)
_____l
5
'
17%
j.
preferred
3%%
108%
92%
Chemway Corn J .|
Chesapeake Corp of Va_
HI5
Chesapeake & Ohio R,.y common—25
67% July 24
108
20% Sep
33% Jan
28
107%
Va
48
.
1,400
"
27%
59%
*22%
No par
Cab
58%
22%
--
Vought
111 Va
112
9,200
14,600
27%,
57%
48'/a'
common.......
$4.50
Chance
12% May
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
9
14
100
New
Feb
111%
112
'
,
57
48 Vb
10
Common
42% Jan
3
8
108
'
17
21% Jan
2
103
36
42% Jan
93% Jan
87% July
43-/2 *ug
25%
22%
Co
Champion Paper
26
25%
13%
'%i'/'V
50
25%
48%
Ex-distribution
Gotham
42'A
25%
22%
preferred series A_100
Aircraft
35
41
13%
~
36%
34%-
41%
*112
26%
13%
Shares
35%
41
25%
112%'.
26%
27%
112%
the Week
-
/■ Aug. 3
35%
25%
•*
56%
57% H 58%
V
,,x'Friday
Aug. 2
35%
48%
4%%
41% July 27
16% Apr
30
.
58
Sales far
Thursday
41%
22%
common
PRICES
V,
40
53%
57%
par
preferred
—100
Cential Illinois Public Service.
To
Central RR Co of N J
50
Central & South West Corp
5
Central Violeta
Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbou Mills
No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp
—5
Certain-Teed Products Corp
...I
1
Dec
66
26%
53
_
13% Jul!
17% July 21
July 24
Feb
26%
52%
preferred series 13
_100
Central Hudsbn Gas &
Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com.
No
5
•
26%
5%
17 y8 Mar 22
25%
♦112
V
r;
■
35
1
Agulrre Sugar.Co.
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
com__No
24
33% Jan
Aug
25%
•
;
35%
40%
25%
40
312%
Central
12
34 %
:
50
Cential
13
86 % Jun
conv
34%
40%
12.50
u
SALE
Aug. 1
25%
_ioo
Celotex Corp common
5%
preferred
12 % Mar 16
9
105
4
4%%
HIGH
Wednesday
112%
100
22
Feb
series
Corp
common
4.20%
AND
July 31
24
10
preferred
Preferred
3
18% Jan
Co
RECORD
...
Tuesday
39%
■
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred
13
«*un
I)
Caterpillar Tractor
27
75
"/
(J
1c/o
3
Feb
20
27% Feb
4
119 y4 Jan
25
12
43% Jan
Case
29% Jun
Mar 14
23% Mar 14
fM'li
July 30
V
;
1
common.—
4%%
preferred
Carriers & General
5
15% Jan
22
•
26
Corp
18% Jan
14
Ja.i
Carrier
23% Apr 27
51% Jan
«
22
18
53% Jan
19
May 28
81% Feb
6
21
3
14
•46
19
Jun
24
29% Jan
-r
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
Co
5
(Pliilip) Mlg Co___
11110
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co—..
5
16
Feb
9
Mar 11
Apr
55% Sep
108
59 % A. g
62% May
Airlines
Carborundum
9
J<*n
47% May
,•
*''"17'
26
112
5
r
LOW
STOCK
Carey
2
18% Apr
69% May 25
9-5% Nov 14
3
Mar
27% Apr
July 11
Jell 25
34 "
23
Apr 20
11% Nov 30
31
45% Jan
July 26
s
108
22
18
14% Jan
15
July 20
i
19% Apr 27
29
79% Jan
00 -,2
37% Dec
18% Jan 26
r
11 %
26V4 Jan
121
may 10
20% Jan
101% May
19% Nov
71/4 Jan
July
"
100% Jun
72% Dec 21
27
Jan 27
18% Dec
4u
.
105 % May
May 16
37 y4 Jan
?
127% Aug
61% Dec
114 % Nov
"
2
Capital
1
4*.% May
9
29 % Mar 20
IjlI % A.g
3
23 V Jan 23
19% Dec;
12
102% Feb
22
YORK
EXCHANGE
41 Va Feb
25
ui)
Nov
53% Mar
2
Dec
o
64% Feb
13
49% Aug 16
17% May 16
116
6
NEW
Highest
30% May 28
31% Jan 23
26% Jan
Mar 15
48 Va Oct
Lowest
42 V4 Dec
30'/« Mar 14
25% Oct
112
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
jv, 22% Jan
•>
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
•*'
Range for Previous
15
Co
i..
—100
5
com
No par
Inc^com—_____20
—No par
*102
102
105
102
31%
32
32'/a
32%
*104%
106
105%
105%
52%
53
53%
*100%
102
31%
*105
98
96%
-53'/4
97%
102
32 Va
52%
96%
*100 %
91%
31'%
105%
*
105%
106
52%
53
53
-
*97
91%
*
97%
*96%*
31%
97%
911/4
►
100%
31 Va
>105
102
31'A
106
100
2,700
220
54%
56%
27,000
*96 Va
97 Va
50
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■
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
,/
;......
rX '■*.+
■
Previous
Range for
Year 1955
>
Highest
Lowest
.
'
*
May 12
10
14% Nov 23
8
23% Nov 25
19% Apr
8% Dec
14% Feb
2
Jan
24
70
12% Feb
14
105
48% Apr
14
53
July
50% Jan
6
58
12
98 & Jan
26
28
26
Apr . 29
30% May 2
183 % July
175% Dec 28
25
5
Jan
2
Jan
7
6
34% Oct
Jan
99
Jan
25
32% Feb
5
23
5% Jan
1
Aug
11
18
48% Jan 28
95% Jan 24
98% Nov 15
92% May
7
22 y# Sep
13% Mar 30
Crown
35% Feb
23
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
69% Apr
Jan
59% Aug
13
10
4
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
37% Aug 19
35
9% May
9% Jan
31
101% May 25
6% Oct
6
6
4
4
26% Jan 23
33% Feb 14
7
135% Jan
Jan
73
43% Jan
30
95
95%
37% Aug
13
July
Jan
6
17
31
17%
5
4% July 16
Mar 14
Sep
20
86% A or
87
22
92
20
26
Apr 80
>
25%
31%
26 %
18%
3
29
25% Mar
S
;
—No par
of
Sugar
Aug
Jan
4
Mai*
Feb
6
1
5
mp
5
2.50
—1
7%
*135%
4
6
32% Jan
11
40 % Sep
37% Jan
19
34% Jan
28
15
16% Feb
23
Diana
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
61
26
79
Apr
21
72% May 28
57
Jan
10
17
54% Dec 27
49% Jan
23
19% Sep
12
24% Jan
10% Dec
21
14 J
15
19% May 28
10% Jun 14
4
7% Jun 29
Apr
3
3
21% Feb
1,000
20%
20
20%
20%
45,
45%
45
20%
45 Vb
45V2
46
46%
41.% **2%
35%
35%
42
42%
41%
41%
35%
35%
3574
35%
249% July
36
2.;'
12
93 V Apr
6
33
July 25
27
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
49 % Apr
53 % Apr
22
48% Jan
12
53
18
51% July 22
Feb
55
50% Aug ' 9
.
Nov
14
Jan
6
27
Jan
6
35 % Jan
6
54
.
38% July 12
Feb
50
48
52% Jan
Apr 30
.
•
Apr
5
11%
'
11%
11%
11%
11%
14 Vs
14 Vs
141/4
14 VB
4,600
83 %
14 %
837/b
147b
14 Va
82%
84%
8374
8574
35,000
83%
76
77%
7774
39,500
77%
76 V4
7774
76 Ve
77 Vb
77
80%
81%
81%
80%
82 %
1974
20
11
11%
600
774
8 Vb
3.400
215V4
216%
115
115
V4
80%
81
80 V2
81%
19%
20
19%
19%
*10%
*
—10
50
213«/«
215%
214% 216%
116
114%
115
114%
95
94%
*94%
38%
38%
47
*46
x
v*
52%
*51%
-50
*50%
-50
*50 %
11
•
*14%
42 VB
1
52%
50%
■/.-/'
-
?
47
*
•/
5074
50
200
52
100
50
52
*51%
*50 %
50%
5074
*
50%
50 V4
15 3
50%
50 Va
15
42 Vb
42
42%
42%
43
53%
5274
557/4
547/s
56%
36% Feb
17
47% Apr
14
56% Aug
3
Eastern
Airlines
Eagle-Plcher Co.
17
Inc
17
37% Apr
19
Eastern
Corp
23
44'/2 Aug
3
Eastern
Stainless Steel
75% Jan
23
15
31
158% Jun 21
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
99
Nov
36
6
52
Sep 29
36% Jun
18
Sep 14
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
107
May 27
103% Apr
24
106
4
23% Feb
15
8
30
Jan
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
16% Jan
30
53
33 y8 May 28
32
3% Nov
10
«Aug
2
5% Feb 10
27% Feb
3
34% Feb 23
3% July 27
Jan
3
21
4 %%
Ekco
2
Co
Electric Auto-Lite
5
3
Electric
&
Mus
common
600
14%
400
977B
*160
61%
2,100
17,400
34%'
34%
42
43%
411/2
43
431/2
441/2
43
98 VB
97.
97
99
99 %
98 V*
99
97
161%
100
161%
*160
160
*160
15974
161%
62
%
X61%
62'/2
6174
4,300
62
62
62%
25%
26
!
24 %
25%
25
25
1,800
*89%
91
61 %
6274
2674
25%
91
*89%
38%
39
3874
105
x
'1
91
3874
105
*100
18%
18%
1874
34 %
34 %
3474
35
33/B
3%
10
41 VB
42%
v
96%
2574
1874
Amer shares
28,600
35%
42 V4
8
Battery
4,000
56V2
351/2
34%
26%
*100
4274
55%
35'/2
55%
41%
*89 %
100
1
4274
56 V.
V 43
42%
♦35
35
1
(The)
Ind
Electric Storage
42% July 31
4174
2.50
common
preferred
Products
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Mar 15
4% Jan
.100
4 % %
May 16
41% Jan
-10
;—
*34
'
3874
♦100
•160
161 %
*891/2
*100
105
91
1874
181/2
187b
34%
34%
34%
3474
34 V4
35
3%
13,200
3%
374
3%
3%
374
42 V2
374
42
4174
42 %
41V4
4174
41 Va
41 %
6^600
1574
1574
2,300
2474
2574
5,500
16
16
16
16
1574
1574
Elgin National Watch Co
1574
17% Mar 20
_15
16
14,
Elliott
24%
25
25
257/4
25%
2574
26% July 18
2474
20
_10
25 V.
21% Jan
53
28
47
12
50
-50
*4774
48
58% Feb
6
54% Apr
Jan
3
29
11% Oct
31
19
25% Jan
3
28% Jan
6
96
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
17
44% Feb
10
49
Aug
5%
30
5%
3
preferred
conv
5
92% Jun
11
98
25% Jan
11
30% Aug
73
For footnotes
'
July
see
page
24.
5774
58%
35
3574
35%
36
5774
57%
57%
34%
35
35>/2
9%
9
9 72
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29 34
3274
33
33
33
3274
100
*94%
96
*94 %
8.50
29 %
29 %
29
2974
21
21 %
21 Vs
21%
Natural
Gas
Mfg
23
preferred
86
Feb
71-
July 18
Erie RR common
23% Mar 29
26
2
-
Co
& Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co—
81% Apr
66% July 11
58
9 %
Paso
4%
Jan
20 V* Jan
8
57%
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
34% Mar
Jan
49
33%
30% May
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
87% Oct 3l
49
57 %
20
100
48%
9%
30% Oct
29
48 %
3374
Radio
32% Jun
48
57%
Electric
Emerson
8
48
48
9%
Emerson
13% Jan
35% Dec
48
48 VB
VB
5674
El
36% Apr
July
11
47s/B
48
3274
58% Aug
Jan»16
8
27% Jun
4774
48
5
Apr
27
9
49
4
43
19
21
_No par
100
5% preferred series A.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co— .—50
48
*4774
48
3
11
Dec
16% Feb
5
-50
2nd preferred
48
96
7,700
374
17
Jan
800
18%
25
Apr
:/;■
18%
31% Feb
Feb
6,500
105
*1874
22% Feb
common
3874
38
*100
6
Co
8,000
91
*8974
39
105
3874
397/2
17
May 25
40
_
50%
15% Jan
39% Jan
501/4
14%
-
20% Oct
3
•
50 74
15
35 V2
100
Edison Bros Stores Inc
3
94
5
common.
6%
Apr
Apr 13
24% Jun
189
Co
Eastman
12
64% Apr 22
24% Mar 15
23
Kodak
100% July 17
92% July 22
51 % Jan
„10
Corp.
170
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
28
.
50%
15
14%
*50
~
"
*50
14%
50
5074
*51%
52
130
47y4W
*47 ?
•
*49%
51%
100
10,900
50 74
•50
52
5074
15,500
•
38 %
50"
*51%
'
800
95
38V4
3874
3874
*.>•> 47
♦94%i
95
50%
50 V2
50%
52 v
51%
1
"
38%
*50%
15 Vb
-10
f
v-;:
114 »/2
*94%
94%
*46 ;■■■■■; .47
50%
*50%
47
47
50%' '50%
*50
50%
38
•
38%
,
*50% ''51%
8
774
216
95%
38
8
9,300
2,800
!
12
214%
115%
*94%
*20
19%
"11
*115 Vb
215%
No par
81%
11
77 a
-77
20
8 VB
8
8%
197/8
*10%
11
*10%
11
8
-50
43 Vb Feb
2,200
11%
preferred
29% Jan
47% Dec
117b
82%
preferred
.26% Feb
43% Nov
100
6,700
32 vb
14
4.20%
14
103
32%
31%
1,800
72
31%
81
4.10%
21
Jan
11%
'
14 VB
24
34% Dec
Mar 14
11%
115%
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
71'
*70Vs
71
32%
11%
55%
55%
56%
31%
12
23
Jan
55%
32%
29
2
87% Nov
♦69
3IV2
Feb
54
Jun
175
70 Va
31V4
Feb
54
32% Jun
26
7C V4
17% Jan
f
6
Oct
54%
55
*50 Vb
18
Mar 14
11%
551/4
—50
Jan
45
11%
79%
.50
21% Jan
67
11%
' ;y!
'
40 % Nov
58
37%
11 VB
52 % Jan
■"
20k
14% Jun
37%
3,200
5574
15 V4
37%
11%
*70Vb
300
377b
15
15%';
37%
37%
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
18
14%
11%
./•'
300
1,900
5,800
11 %
15 vb
37
213%
$3.75 preferred
6
20
11%
73
100
34
*19
37
No par
series
$3.50
*33%
20
15
1
Duquesne Light Co common
27
53% Mar
19
49% May 18
49% Apr 25
17
.
20
Apr
49
9
17 Yb Nov
Preferred
49
4
Nov
3
11
34
15 Vb
1
series
3974
15
(E I) & Co—
$4.50
39%
37'/2
■■'Ai
No par
Nem
Preferred
40%
39%
7,100
3,200
59%
*19%
500
.
58%
*33%
15 VB
VB
„
37
40%
19% -20
31%
5
Common
6
43% Apr 25
53% Mar 30
28
Jan
5
36%
;
58%
57%
23,700
17%
17%
36 %
33%
:
33%
20
5
Apr
121% Feb
237
40
34
50c
Duplan Corp
99% Jan
8
114% Aug
Apr
101
200% Jun
12
40%
72
*341/2
37
*34V2
58 VB
57%
20
56%
No par
Co
15,000
18 Vb
20%
*69
No par
Co
8,800
3574
11%
No par
Ltd
42%
357b
36%
37
58%
*33%
1,500
36%
2
1
1
12% May 23
Apr
124
Ltd
17%
36%
40%
40%
34
15
50c
17%
36 Vz
*34 %
*34% 437':*?:.
46 vb
41%
71
*67
5,600
20
*67
17%
57%
40
■■./
72
20 vb
*45%
*35%
18i/e
*19%
2
■
36
34
1
25
Vb
*67
17%
36
58
.
4
72
•68
'
17%
35%
57%
preferred
.
17%
36%
common
11% Jan
du Pont de
18
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
*
35%
36%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
17
72
•68
2
Industries
Dresser
3
15,300
"3,800
Co
Aircraft
28%
3274
(The)
Chemical
Dow
82% July
5
84 % July 17
Mines
,9,100
2874
50
Pepper Co
Douglas
-36% Jan
12% Mar
Dr
9
Dome
93% Dec 21
60% Dec 30
1; 7% Oct 26
Apr
16% Mar 21
90% Jan
14%
28%
29%
Dobeckmun
13
*
291/4
39% Apr
9
29%
32%
Dixie Cup Co common
£ No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
11% Feb
10,800
14%
28Vb
%
25%
20%
73% May 11
13% May 28
2574
14%
96
3274
Corp
Co
*94""
'25%
14%
14%
29%
class A
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
23
a
20%
60
July 30
eo
90
96
25%
14%
r
32%
24
31 %
24%
14%
'-
89%
89%;
♦88*'
2974
Dlvco Corp
8
24%
I
33%,
30
May
;
1
j
29%
65% Jan
18% Mar 31
16
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
6
12% July 11
?
90
15
29%
52% Jan
20
29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
30% Mar 14
39% Mar
90
*88
..447%.447%'
1,200
.
*32%
_10
Match
May 25
48'A
48
29%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
9
48
4874
90
24%
25%
29%
.
Diamond
33% May 28
4,400
32%
1
17
49
Sep 23
11% Jan 10
100
25 Vb
2474
28%
15
30
1
15%
24%
*15
32%
Co
20 Vb Jan
4
15i/4
2474
14Vs
35%
35% Jan
9% Nov
15%
24%
2'4%
41%
26
30% Apr
200
6
*5%
.
15%
*15%
15%
29
41%
Stores
6
*5%
6
*5%
6
8,800
13%
1374
28%
35%
Alkali
3:
93
13%
400
50%
*89%
13%
33
20
Diamond
13% Jan
•49%
92
13%
28%
.
33% May 14
7
4,900
20
Detroit
3
5
13% Jun
300
7
13.50
Light Co
59% Aug
44% Apr
22% Nov 30
.1-
: 4,700
10
43% Jan 31
7
50% 4;
*89%
13%
96
No par
Western
$1.50 cumulative
3,100
41,900
V
28%
1
Raynolds
*49%
92
■■
"
V'.
50%
477/8
,*90;
14»/4
■*
.
*13%
25
'
1
*
6074
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50 3%
*5%
21%
common
Edison
50%
61%
59%
92
13
-
145
;
59%
'i
■:"v 20
56%
60
*94%
9%
9
9%
874
30 %
*30
150
500
27,200
6,200
5,700
900
29%
29 %
30
33
327 b
32%
3274
33
97
95
95
95
95
29%
29%
30
3074
30%
3074
5,600
21%
21%
21
2174
21
2174
5,600
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84
*83
84
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70
70
70
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71
83
83
84
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-
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•
1*67
"1,400
20
84
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71
.
t
7,100
117
-135%
145
■
100
J
►115
58%
116%
*135%
145
58%
583%
1,100
Hudson
Devoe
10
36%
*135%
*15%
50c
8
13% Jan
37
145
*
50%
l50o
38% Mar
12% Jaa
116%
57%
56%
2.50
3.90%'; series C
11
17% Jun
115%
*89%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
7
115%
*135%
—rmi-rir,-11
100
Detroit Steel Corp
50% Dec
7%
7%
114
56%
19
35% Apr
31% Jun
774
7%
37
36%
143
112
Deny & Rio Grande West RR_No par
&
7%
38%
'
v
1,500
38 %
*37%
7%
■
500
874
*37%
8
i
:
7,900
:
87s'
8%
38%
37%
118
36%
.
75
Apr
80%
8%
347«
13
32
80%
8%
37%
24
28
79%
600
J
4
33%
Jun
47 V, *eb
79%
81
*8%
.
4J300
'
37
17% Sep
11
12
37%
7
Oct
11%;
56%
12
34
12
34
Jan
3
16%
11%
7%
8
5
Power &
Vilbiss
15%
*37%
37%
38%
7'-./
12 %
'
•80
8%
37%
15%
37%
■>00
'.f
72,600
21
1574
33%
33% Jan
32% Jan
81
8%
8%
21
55%
48
1
12%
,
12
587/a
21%'
16%.
16%
12%
81
12%
81
16%
59%
34%
No Par
-
110
103%
597b
55%
36% Jan
3
79
Jan 26
Feb
15%
103 %
,
34
25
22
15%
104
*103
55%
23
De
8,800
353%
33% Jun
Apr
9
July 18
66
57
38% Jan
38
657b
34%
16
9
1
66%
55%
21
May 22
14% Feb
9
j 500
*115%
.10
Delaware Lack &
May 14
35
57%
preferied
Delaware
6474
147b 415
347b
•21
'
'
Co
6474
35
34%
Stores Corp common
preferred
&
vi
64%
15%
1,100
1,600
;; 5,700
.
.
32%
pfd
f
;
2974
56%
Inc
400
1)4%
29%
*115%
Decca Records Inc
1%
2,000
.2,500
21,100
No par
——.1
i
Delaware &
.
118
Dayton Rubber C'ol'_
Deere
39
•
6
2%
39%
par
Sons Inc
Preferred
-23%
*2%
*92%
58
21%
22
7%
43% Sen
26% Feb
58%
21%
59%
21%
*37%
37% Jun
90
57%
31,400
1;
57%
87/s
Aug 11
12% May 17
103 %
22
78 %
*
36
36%
103 Vb
57
W
12
.
4
Nov
66%
15%
17
41
65%
103%
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
Preferred 3.15%
series A
4100
Preferred 3.75# series B
iioo
3
96
66
103y8
convertible
5%
*34%
21%
—100
J
10
pfd
Jan
163
65%
35
104
55
25
Amer
Nov
22
35
v
64%
64%
64%
*103
16
51% Sep
15 Vb
34 %
....
*34%
34%
34%
.5
30
,
64%
15%
15%
preferred series A—
Davega
Jan
3
July 18
Mar 12
May 15
34% Jan
3
May 9
35% Feb
6
May 28
31% May 18
Jan 27st/;«*> 25% Apr 27
Jun
8
47
July 25
14
July 11
39% Sep 23
35% May 5
18 %
6
Jan
65
15%
64%'
River Mills Inc
Dan
95 %
99
27%
16%
'
2
20 % Jun
100% Nov
28% Dec
31% May 16
157
65
29%
15%
common
3%%
49
18
July
May 11
97
r
17%
27 %
44% Jan 24
18
.
6%
.
May 16
00% Jan
48
2
13% Nov
93
29%
64
Dana Corp common——
Mar 29
42% Jan
95% Feb 14
*
'17% Jan 17
New
Feb 24
Mar 19
May 21
May 21
Jan
3
22
11% Oct
93%
29%
29%
Class *
55
4
Sep
93 %
29%
16%
Corp
noncum
Cutler-Hammer
July 30
61% Aug
2
96
32y2 Mar
•
93 %
29%
65
preferred
Cushman's
May 23
114
4
7% July 12
U
1
138
13
v66
40%
93%
93%
$7 preferred
May 28
1
33 % Aug
39%
29%
Publishing common
Prior
Jun
16% Oct
14% Jan
40%
40
21,700
46
5%
39%
f- 13,500
173%
23
6
•
2%
15%
Curtls-Wright common
4
89
137/b July
Mar
6
*2%
*10
.
30%
30%
45%
2%
2,700
98
•172
j
23%
23%
23%
23%
172
.
6
64%
Cuneo Press
Curtis
48
4% May 12
11% Oct 28
93
38%
No par
*96 %
46% ' 46%
-46%
46%
■r
172
-"*3,600
84%
*94%',-. 95
30%
29%
30%
'173%
29%"
84%
98
5%
,29%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
13
22
13% Nov 30
Sep 15
■
Mar 17
53% Dec
6
91% Sep
91
•96%
2%
2.50
common
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % % preferred —-—rT1-
7
35% May
19
23
Steel
Cuban-American
116% Aug
2
63% July 19
Jan
55% Jan
105
55% July 18
23
38%
'
8% May 25
67% Feb
27
56Jan
.98
53
64%
29
-
;r
95
39 "2
*'•93%
———
Cuba RR 6%
3
30 y4 Nov
Feb 23
23
30
36 y4 Nov 18
140
Jan
7
86
Dec 27
Feb
40
4
Jun
;
6% Jan
11
116
52'% May 23
Jan
:
•
Crucible
82
Mar 15
3
10% Jan
2
8% Aug
Seal
&
$4.20 preferred
2
14% May
7% Jan
Jan
84%
*94%
2%
•
38%
Corp
Cork
Common
2
23% July 25
17% Apr
9
14% May 28
18% Mar 29
/
3
Feb
104
8
Jun
'
14
7
20% Mar
Crescent
67% Jan
15% Jan
29% •
84
13,100
•50%
v»62
'
•
(Tbe)-~._~2
Cream of Wheat Corp
9
2
31
29%
95
•172
1
3
28
73% Apr 26
14% Sep 15
135
63%
32%
53%
63%
11,200
32%
♦50%
55%
54%
31%
53%
63%
29%.
2,500
20,300
32
53
31%
84%?:.'
5,900
41%
54%
6
*2%
••
43
I,;-"40%
-
54%
29%
t
23%
5%
2%
25
18% Feb
46
9
57% Dec
6
3
Feb
'
41
137
42 %
43%
39 Vb
*96%
30%
1O0
75% Apr
30% Jan
53% Jan 23
102 % May 24
29
May 3
107
Sep 27
5
12% Nov
9
13% Jan
6
32% Jan
6% Jan
\
42%
-
83%
179
23%
6
5%
2%
-
28%
.46%- -47.%
,
23
22%
.
-rf1
preferred
3%%
7
32% Apr 23
30
59% Dec
102
59
46
f
-
*172
173.
10
19
60% Jan
37% Sep 23
30
55% Nov 30
.
•171%
0 -'.45%
_
13% May 22
28% Jun
Sep 13
Apr 15
33
74
33% Dec
_100
1
Crane Co common.
42% Mar 26
97% Mar
2
common
96%
% 29%
30%
39%
'
45% Feb 23
28% Jan
May 29
3
16
34% Feb
a
2% Jan
2% Feb
V
98
29%
Corp.
% —1
"when issued"
...—
Coty Inc■'
■ ■.
Coty International Corp
3
6V4 Jan
19
New
*
23% July-31
22% July 26
~7%
7 % ^preferred,
S CofidemrEetmimum
Apt 20
50
*96%
6%
•
133%
133
130
43
*94%
■V
9596%
,
130
63
28%
•94%
95
2,100
12,200
4,800
49%
6%
31%
83%
83%
83%
6%
*51
62%.
28%
V
28
•94%
common-10
Producer Refining
Corn
24<
180 y4 Mar
2o
Apr 26
i
28
82
5
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd.2%% series of 1947—100
19
35% Jan
43% Dec 21
24 y* Jan
—50
49%
6%
54%
:
53%
62%
48%
6%
39
31
v
50%
42%
f
54%
,
30%
10,100
25
48%
128%
39%
54
Shares
14%
14%
x25
48%
43
*52
:
6%
39 '
61*;|'':r ' 61
Corp—
Electric
Dublller
Cornell
1
/Corning Glass Works common
99
170
0
-i-
v
;
the Week
\
Aug. 3
.
42%
30%
53%
30%
*52
v
V
24%
7
130
128
53%
53
,
5
50
14%
39
38
•
27% Jan
7.
•
;
5
94% Jun - 5
102
Oct
95% Jan
*
series
6%
Preferred
40'/a Mar 12
18
93 y2 July
May 23
100
Co_
14%
24%
42%
41%
iw
6 *
—5
14%
24%
50%
6%
130%
128
8
14
Copperweld Steel Co common.
Convertible pref 5% series
•;
2
65% May
87 y2 Apr
20
Jan
64
14
2
31
Jan
Range
Cooper
Mar 20
70
52
26
54% Jan 31
26"% July 20
July 27
73% Jun
54 7 Mar 14
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
-3/-
32% May
49% Apr
5
37% Nov 30
July 19
29
'
23
2«% Jan
6%
1
Motors
13%
24
48%
Friday
j
Aug. 2
24%
*24
23%
50%
Rales far
;
"Thursday
14%
14
14%
49
-
41%-Aug
2
19
Sep
Continental
Continental Steel Corp
#
Aug. 1
23%
.5
Insurance
Continental Oil
3
.2:
Aug
43 y4 Aug
23
44 % Feb
9
28% July 27
52% Sep
Continental
11
9% Jan
137
25% Jan
28
18
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
9
58% Apr
94
Jan 23
34% Jun
1
44% Nov 25
•26% Mar 14
20'/a Jan
15
3
6% May 28
July
47
8
Dec
22% Feb
4.» •
PRICES
Wednesday
July 31
14
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
23
27% Apr 23
iey4 Apr
14
Pat
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 39
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
l-fi; Lowest
Monday
f
1
Range Sinee Jan:
-".i-..;-
•
•
HIGH SAL*
AND
LOW
STOCKS
-
"
v.--
100
71
100
Volume 184
Number 5557
*
The CoTnTnCTcial and FinancicLl Chvonicle
i. *
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCK8
Year 1955
Lowest
21
Oct
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
10
13% Jan
Lowest
26'A Sep
29
NEW
Highest
21% Feb
9
Evans
20% Sep
13
15% Jan
20
20
Mar 23
72 Va Dec
30
23
96
Aug
6
41% Dec
1
21% Feb
7
11
28
18% Apr
7
11% Aug
17% Mar
7
16% Jan
23
22% Mar 14
25 % Dec
7
22 V» Jun
3
6
68
25 % Mar
74
1
70
Jan
31
75 % Mar
7
30
31
Feb
May 16
Sep
26
2&% Jan
25
30
July
37% Nov
5% Mar 14
38% May
8% July 12
1
49% Feb
2
May 28
15% Jan
3
20
2
6% Apr
13% Jan
3
10% Jan
3
Dec
22
57
Jan
4
51;
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
12
Jun
17% Jan
;.4
29
Oct
51 %
9
9
Nov
47
24
17
40 Va Jan
Jan
24
57
20% Feb
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
28% Jan
6
38% Apr 26
23
1
22
Mar 14
93
Apr
39 Va Nov
124
22
23% Sep
27
35% Jan
18
54
18
Jan
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
10% Jan
May 23
40
July 7
69 % Sep 14
Jan
13
25
i
50% Jan
July 15
61% Sep 21
28
126
Sep
100
Jun
11
28
41
8
26% Aug 22
Mar 31
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
12% Apr
14% Jun
13*% Nov
29
25% Dec
6
88% Mar 30
•u<
94
5% May 18
9
Jan
4% Oct
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
25% Oct 21
15% July
45
i,
5.'
25% Dec
6
3%%
5
3%%
57% Jan
28
45% Jan
18
130
Aug 17
2
.16% Nov
.-
13
NoV
49% Feb
\
46% Oct
13% Jan
43
Jan
Jan
T
31
1
39
14% Apr
13
25% Jan
3
.
63
9
23
28
67%, Dec
38% Dec
140
18
30
2
17
Mat
7
11% Jun
9.
80
Mar 29
56% Jun
8
52% Jan
23
57% Dec
6
30
19% July
5
17
'Jun
*19
28
6
120
Mar
7
Feb
23
77% Jun
2o
13
11
20
137
9
102
Aug
29% Jan
54
;
.
:
Nov
May
9
117% July 30
40 % May 28
14
Jan.
• ; Jun
3
119% Apr
30
7
35% Nov
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
2
71% Apr
19
,4% Jan
3
9
96
July
31
v
6
36% Nov
Feb
23
71% Apr.
49
*
33
-
f-
5% Dec
13% Oct
33% Dec
6
15
r Dec
14
79
31
4% Jan
2
39% Sep
Mar 17
39% Jan
38% Nov
11
34
14% Feb
4
3
May 29
-
61% Feb
17% Mar 24
21
34% Jan
14
9
4
31
Nov
21
45% Jan
18
91
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
16
Nov
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
37% Nov
8% Apr
2
38
29% Feb
3
65% Nov
8
90 "
14
51% Jun
Jun
13
90
27
43% Sep
23
.98'
v
52
Mar
36
9% Oct
5
11
45% Sep
19
20
18
29% Sep
8
28
90% Jan
17
99
36% Oct
11
44% Mar
5
Dec
155
15
Dec
16
17% Jan
59% Jan
Aug
9
Jan
168
V
14
8
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
160% Jun
11
9
2
26
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
25
6
87 Va Dec
30
74% Jun
8
89 % Mar 23
18
66% Jun
7
30 Va Dec
8
42 V* Jan
3
29% Jun
8
55% July 25
44% Jan
16
1% Jun
11
60
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23
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2
36
5
23
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21
13 % May 31
27 Va
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6
34% Dec
30
36
6
39% Sep
45% Dec
12
29 % May 28
34
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9
July
22% Jan
6
35
Jan
93
Mar 21
100
Dec
3
30
37% May 15
45
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-3
91
7
99
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17
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6
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3
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2
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2
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30
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35% Jan
18
44 Va
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19
39% Jan
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9
74
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143
69
Mar 16
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153
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6
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28
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14
40
Aug
3
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3
1
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12,400
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105 Va
103Va
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105
900
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No par
43
43%
43
43%
43%
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43%
44
43%
44
8,500
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142
143 V2
143 Va
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preferred
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32 V2 '
103
32 VB
142
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73 %
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3
38 34
31 VB
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15
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90
89
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100
33 7b
104
30%
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34
40
9,800
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preferred
84%
5
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Co
83%
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10,100
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58%
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94
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80
■
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1,700
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93
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49%
68
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Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great
32
48%
68%
28 %
.
33%
12%
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common
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46,300
;
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29
134%
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132
15%
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73%
49%
100
,
preferred
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10
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80
15%
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Gold & 8tock Telegraph
Grand
7%
37
6122
,
10
38%
?
28%
93
33%
12%
26%
Goebel
Granite
90 Va
600
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Brothers
3074
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47
8%
f
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35%
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,
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,
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10
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—
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93
2
preferred
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v
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conv
preferred.....
100
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70
28%
-
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;
32%
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28%
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15%
15%
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47
8%
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6
10
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110
44,600
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99%
29,500
31
7%
9%.
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19 Vb
91
125
210
4,600
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155
59
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11,600
5,200
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47%
36%
10
2,400
100
72%
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19%
15%
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50
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51% ~:
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;
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par -
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153
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37
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44%
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73%
153
31
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39% W 39%
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Gillette
52%
93%
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30%
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18'/«
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50 %
52%
98% V 98%
15%
83%
Bay
14
31 >/s
93
83%
Green
39 Vb July 30
1-5%
83
Green
88
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78%
15%
2,600
100
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51%
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52%
•:
72%
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80
11%
37%
110
'
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51
100
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10
99
May 3l
79%
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54
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51
49%
49 Va
52
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>
73
36%
12,400
89
104
53%
14%
51
50%
155
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36%
11
9
71%
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4%
33% Mar 12
31 Vb Feb
72
155
37 VB
79% Jan
1
1
37% Aug 11
16 % Mar
2
looinoies
71%
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4%
149% Jan
Aug
23 Va Mar
99 Va
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29
18
13% Jan
7% May 18
49%
52%
10c
Public
70 Va May 25
2
34% Jan
24
20
Precision
20% July 18
136 Va Jun 23
May 26
23
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
July 26
47% July 13
<•
/
51
98%
51%
100
77%
v
7,900
'
31%
Granby Consol M S & P
12 Va Jan
3% Mar
49
r:
100
14%
10
700
88
38
98 Va
■'
53%;;
28 VB
70
'
Graham-Paige
11
49%
50%
Advertising—.15
Apr 18
58% July 12
2% Feb 14
1% Nov
50%
37 Va
14%
15,900
•
130
*103%
;
11V*
*
101%
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1,200
4,400
52%
89%
54%
1,700
*
28%
>
,
77%
104
11%
37%
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r'
;
36%
"
41 Vb Mar
50%
100
General Refractories
2
97% Mar 21
51
Corp.
5
General Railway Signal ._^__No par
General Realty &
Utilties.
iOc
12
3% July 18
15
37%
100
15
*99%
Cement Co—___i
General
July 31
July 24.
94% May 18
37 Va
100
15%
•*47-
com.
General Pubiic Service
121% Apr
35% May 28
37 %
101 '/a
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54%
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11 Vs
2
Corpi.
8
11'/a
VB
121
54%
54%
19%
Outdoor
&
2
a
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„
Corp
4Vb%
2
53%
60 Vb
•_
38 %
89
18%
$5 preferred
..No par
Preferred $3.75 series———No par
General
25
li
50% Jan
Motors
Tire
9% Jan
1
63%
Tire
54% Aug
23% Aug
11%
54
4
Corp
37%"
75
59%
Corp.
33% •"■''
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18%
—
General
6
40 Vb Jan
53 Va
49%
—5
common.
33 VB
38'/4
28%
89
104
60
;
27%
32%
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78
89,;
104
300
38
>
52%
18 Vb
General Portland
Apr
61
53%
'91
Corp
Instrument
General
/
Apr
82
153
3
'3
Feb
41% Mar 14
Baking Co
General
23
23% Jun
16
77%
88 Va
104 Va
51
Investors com__l
66% Apr
23
78%
86 Va
"103Va
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9%
27%
121
59%
preferred!
33 Vb Apr
Jan
v
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87%
103%
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preferred ,lL
General
Jan
p*4l3
78%
128
•r
32%
38%
18'/B
common
Acceptance
General
8% Jun
3
5%
29% July 18
100
'120
15%
General Mills common.—...No par
46
23
May 17
105% Jun
Jun
125
*
27%
33
37%
32% ; 33
37%' 39
'
1st preferred—.!
General
18% July 10
."46% May 14
'
118% Jun
v
38% Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan
37 Vb
59%
j
convertible
General
38 % Mar 28
24% May 28
35% May 25
Inc
* 7%: preferred
1
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
53 Va Feb 24
32%
11 Vs
General Finance Corp (Delaware ).l
General Foods Corp jj.
No par
2
1
29
27%
9
27%
18
."j..:Yk-ji
Dynamics
(jtoneral- Electric
101% Mar 15
37% Jun
4,800
9%
53 y4
(Robert), common—;i
100r
General
% Mar 20
124% Feb
35%
9 :.;:-
27Va
32%
59%
General Contract Corp common.
6% series preferred..
1.
2
5
50% Feb, 10
„
:
3
.
35 VB
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-
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•
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4% conv 2nd preferred—.
5o
General Cigar Co Inc com
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Apr 20
122 % Mar
35%
9%
76%
$4.50 preferred J
;
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General Airier Transportatkm—2.50
4%
50% July 23
"
r,
Co. (The)
General
*10 Vb Mar 20
3
61.
123 -Vi July 11
43% Oct
119% Dec
98
7% Aug
•
3,000
35%
9%
28
87%
Y
.74% July 31
43% May 28
7% Oct
66% Jan
V
.
4
13% Jan
11
36
9%
27%
11/3%
$4.50 preferred
General
7
5
-
35 Va
—a00
——
General American
13
65 Va Aug
36
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Garrett Corp (The).
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Gar Wood Industries Inc
-
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4
27
preferred
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7
.
35 VB
35%
3o%
:• '28
28%
j
Gardner-Denver Co
-
13
• Jan
35 VB
54
10
17% Jan
39,100
34%
98
convertible preferred ii
Gamewell Co (The)
No
26
36% Jan
34%.':*:
28%
85
138
18%
34%
52
General Cable Corp com
5
34%
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37% July 31
12
34%
53%
34 % Mar 13
14% May 31
34%
18%
35Va
28%
97% Feb
30% Jun
19 Vs'
52%
11
128% Apr
i8%
28%
26
13
f 21% Mar- 7
1
5,100
18%
53%
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Co
Gamrne-skogmo
2
May
18%
28%
23
.
18%
02%
Jun
63 % Jan
.
17%
28%
86
Apr
40%
128
24% Jan
5
50%
39%
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$8 preferred —-—-....—/lNo par
General Bronze Corp
5
Oct 27
.
Jan
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40%
97%
V.5%
10 Ve July 10
142-
Trailer
55
50%
39%
>
3
Co
*51
*49 Va
397/«
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5
Sulphur
Corp ;
'
49%
39%
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„
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-i
49
39 Va
12%
80%
Co. Inc
55
50%
39%
f
10 Va
,
5
71% May
May 22
Jun
July
15% Aug
':
*52
■
18
38%
July 16
106% Mar
55
*49%
50
9%
Galr
29% Mar 27
July ^0
Apr 26
134
*
9
ti,400
12%
Gabriel
?
50% Aug
3
9% July 17
Jan
.102
29
3
Jan*. 4
12%
37%
July 30
49% July 20
32% July 31
.73% Aug
3
23
6
12%
9%
4%
11% July 19
23
38
2,500
12%
,12%
Fruehauf
40% July 25
9
46
>•
23
9% Jan
12%
12%
55
*9%
Mar 29
124-
May 29
r.
25% Feb
3
93
94
8
.26% Deo 29
24% Mar 15
■
9% Jun
36% Feb
6
83% Mar 18\
14
19
11% Jan. 21k
7
Jan
Dec
Feb
9,400
7%
12%
12%
12%
Froedtert
38% Apr
49%
"> 7%
'12%
j
16% Mar 22
27
48%
7%
39%
.
32%
preferred—_100
Francisco
75
48%
..7%
*51
37
par
•
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47%
7%
5
Co
3,800
48%
37%
CoI.No
75;
2,000
48 VB
—No par
Feb
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18
24%
■if-.i 7%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport
75
6,600
17%
24 Va
7Va
_Iio
97% Mar 20
9
*71%
3,900
21,900
11%
48%
Corp
10% Apr 27
413% Mar 12
148 % Jun
8.
29% Jan*
V?15
71
24
Motor
r<:
13
47%
12%
37
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler
23
28% May 29
(
Ford
3
18
July 18
1
107% Mar
28
9% Dec
136% Dec
63% Mar 12
21 Vb Jan
75
44%
78
11%
,•
; 7%
;
55
*100
preferred
>41% Apr
*71%
;;;.75
'
__7%
convertible
Mar
8
24
9
1
Light
July
Jun
24
28
Food Fair Stores Inc common.
1
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of
'51___15
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp
10
6
24%
No par
100
107% Jan
17% Aug
J
30% Sep 22
29
Deo 291
105
Mar
&
24-/8
35%
5
5
Corp
Power
24
'
10
~
_
159
25
9% Mar
-
Florida
'62
6% Jun 29
r
..Dec. 20
46% Feb
20.
Power
24
'
34 y*
j
Florence Stove Co
Florida
July 17
50% Aug
2
17%
24 %
common___IIl5
(The)
$4 preferred
21% Mar 12
17%
12
'4,700
17%
100
Co
Co
13
89
Feb 11
51
32% July 18.
Fllntkote
Carpet
Feb
25% Jan
24
39
35% Mar 14,,
V
27
>Jun 30
i
July 5
11% Sep 15
49% July 27 ■>
41% Jfan 18:
27% Dec 30
■7
(The)
July
14
113
25
Firth
52
2'
8% Feb
34
r
104% May 24
27
77
.78
9% Dec 22
-
26% Mar 14
•
Oct
3.
12 ->>;
17%
.
94%
39
par
.
13
12% Jan
6
16% Mar 23
28% Dec
Corp
13 VB
12
17%
60
Firestone Tire & Rubber
com_^_6.25
4%% preferred
___100
First National Stores
No par
105% Mar 14
16% May 28
28
6
Filtrol
'
'
5
Z.ZZZZZZZ^l
preferred
Feb
33
4
98% Nov
Jan
27
16
Feb
conv
44%
12%
13
18
12%
2.50
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc
July 16
Jan
cum
44
13 Vb
17%
*51
jq
96% Apr 11
50
68
Mar 26
12% Feb
51% May 28
20% Oct
4%
45
13
18
V *71
5
coml.No
44%
13%
"
3,000
'
,
94
12
51,400
17 VB
12
96
12%
28%
43%
93%
13 Vb
vb
Shares
28 va
.17
93%
45 Vo
24
1:
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28%
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13 %
*17%
IIIi
Co
:
12%
7%
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109
3
29% Oct
•
1
46
27%
£
,
17%
93
the Week
Aug. 3
45%
47 VB
Stores
Corp
Fibreboard Paper Prod
93%
28%
,
Friday
Aug. 2
12%
series____50
Ferro
1
May
61
3
27
May
Dept
51
21
96% Nov 30
98% Aug
/
90
36% Feb 13
105
Federated
92'%
7VB
Bearings.
Hectric
Felt & Tarrant
Fenestra Inc
9
1953
Bower
93%
46 VB
Paper Board Co Inc
91% Jun
98% Apr 30
14% July 19
41% Feb 16
'
12
14
11
Feb
19
35% Jun
Federal
106% Jan
49% May 28
26 Va Jan
46% Jan
102
20
48% Apr
43% Mar 15
99
12
17
7
61,
10
106
6
Oct
Feb
Apr
11% Sep
46% Feb
26
Mogul
Pacific
pfd
17 'A
Sales for
Thursday
12%
50
5%%
conv
27%
17'/4
5
A
ser
Federal
30% Feb 23
Jan 23
62 Va Jun
100
32
62
102
pfd
Federal
43
.68
3
cum
3
135
30
~
2
7
23
Sep
Mar
conv
10% Jan
48% July 10
26% May 1
24
5%
27%
17 VB
IIIIII2
18
23
82 Va
Aug 17
35% Jan
Jan
67% Dec
108
9
36% Sep
110
9
31% May
1
39 Va Mar 23
13
33% Mar
17
33% Feb
Sep 26
Mar
17
Nov
Apr
26%
17%!;,
46
50
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
2o%
91%
Fedders-Quigan Corp common!"
37% Mar 14
8% May 28
31% Feb
Fansteel
Farwick
Aug. 1
17 Vb
_
Corp
preferred series B
5%
Wednesday
July 31
26
\
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1
commonllll
Brewing Corp
19% Aug
36 Va May
25 Va July 12
9
5
~
""*
"
4pr
40% Aug
23
31% May 22
53
Co__
Family Finance
7
51
11
13 Va Feb
Falstaff
July 10
7% Jun
5
31% Jan
12
13 % Mar 29
12
43% Jan
; :
Apr
Tuesday
Ju,*?U,A.V
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
14% Mar 16
3
Monday
par
Ex-Cello Corp
2
13% Dec
15
STOCK
Eversharp Inc
62% Jan
12 V8 Nov
104
Products
6
24% Jan
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
EXCHANGE
29% July 17
May 11
43
9
YORK
14%
*89
143
73 %
*72%
74
72
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 V4
29%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
39
14%
14%
89
89
30
39
14%
89%
50
72%
29
73%
*72 Va
14%
*88
14%
14%
14%
89
88
88
4,400
,
2,900
•
24,700
|
260
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
13
Monday, August 6, 1956
.
''(534)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Bang* for
2
27% Jun
4
23
96% Oct 31
93% Sep 23
3
45% Feb
6
44% Beb
35% Jan
61 % Mar
8 % Apr
6
Jan
90
14
101
104% July 13
9
Jun 11
Jan 23
90
83%
Guantanamo Sugar
Apr
Gulf Oil
147% July 26
Corp
27
May 21
7
101
33%
91%
*90%
139 %
84.44
101
103%
105
*103'/a
105
*45%
46
*45%
46
102%
*102%
103 %
103 %
*
105
35%
*101
3 6'A
H
15
46% July 12
45% Aug 10
6
19 y8 Jan
58% Feb
22% July 31
4
20% May
24% Sep
14
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan 24
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
21% Jan
6
Jan
6
18% Oct
38
34
55 i Dec
6
Nov
10
Jan
40% Nov
39% July 13
12
9
25
May 22
14
6
Jan 20
34
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
39
12
33% Dec
18
6
20
Dec
3
24%
Mar
20% Nov
23
Sep
20
29
91
84% Jan 24
39% Jan
7
36% Sep
26% Mar 14
60% Sep
104% Feb
3
96% Aug 15
<
27
17
23
Hat Corp
Mar 13
37
3
Jan
Jan
6
23% Jan
Helme
26% May 25
6
36% Jan
3
38% July 25
37
Feb
13
17% Oct
11
22% Mar
17
Jun
8
21% Mar 15
41% May 22
51% July 19
124
Feb 24
122% Aug 11
120
51
Dec
19
Jun
18
64
51% Jan
13
54% Mar 18
Oct
11
34% Nov
27% Jan
25
9
Hertz Co
3
46% Mar 14
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
31% Mar 18
43% Dec 29
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
11
20% Mar 19
Heyden Chemical Cofp
77% Feb
3
99
3
15% Jun
79% Aug
3
30
69
10% Nov 28
12% Jan
5
10% Jun
22
12% Jan 25
Hires Co (Charles E)
31% Jan
10
16% Jan
6% Apr
3
11
14 % Apr
2
25% Jan
4
19% Jun
11
21% Mar 23
32% Mar
23
32% Jan
40
Feb
16
20
Homestake
73% Jun
19
Honolulu Oil Corp
52 % July
17
Hooker
29% Feb
9
34% Oct
13
37% Oct
10
30
3
Dec
22
Apr
Feb
16
35% Jan
30
97% Apr
17
106
8% Dec
13% Mar 14
26
Dec
50
8% Jan
23
29% Mar
10
18% July 11
17
16% Sep
19
34% Jan
4
39% Nov
28
37% May 31
26% Oct
28
Jun
34
Mar 10
102% Mar
25
3
98
May
104'/a Jan
91%t Jan 28
100
Aug
5
Apr
July 27
97
•
Jun 26
Feb
23
Feb
14
41 % Jan
3
56% Aug
3
22% Jun
23
13% Jun
20
18% Jan
3
38% Oct
14
47
17 % Dec
29
4
27% Dec
8
18'/a Jun
8
3% Feb
15% Mar 14
26% Mar 19
10
1% Jan
12
3% Apr
7y8 July 18
53% Jan
6
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
7% Feb
20
11% Apr
22% Jan
11
33
Jan
6
1% Dec
3
15
Nov
17
39
3
44
4
5% May
Apr
Sep~21
32% Feb
July 26
July 18
7% Jan
2
27
9
36
19% Jan
99
10
Jan
64
31% Jan
30
9 % Feb
:•
23
23
13
41% July 3
50% July 17
48%
53%
*52'A
-
38 %
38%
40 Va
40%
40%
16
16
Illinois
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58% Jan
23
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
23
59% Aug
3
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
46% Aug
2
51
Jan
19
53% Nov
10
48% July
6
53
Apr
5
49
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
Jan
Jun
8
52
Apr
13
55
Jan
9
55
Mar 11
50
Jun
29
54% Apr
3
53
17
24% Mar 15
Feb
48'/a Jan
6
58% May 23
Dec
15
71
4
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
35 % Jan
68
6
21% Jan 26
37% Jan
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
20
19
11% May 9
50y4 Mar 13
157
28
48%
48%
*52 %
52%
15%
69 Va
69 %
69%
*68'/a
86 Va
85 Va
*85
86
11%
21%
12%
12%
*8'/a
8%
48%
20 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
200
22%
22%
221/s
22-/8
9,900
12 Vs
12%
12
12Va
4,100
8%
*8
8%
20%
:f
31%
34%
34 '
34%
34
34%,
34%
34%
3,400
71
72
72%
72
72%
71%
73
72%
72%
2,400
47%
48%
102 Va
*101
6%
7%
7
102%
25
17%
!
16%
26%
;
•
39 Va
13%
18%
19
*2%
>2%'-
*13%
13%
19
97
41% Jun
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
28% Nov
2
41% Jan
Mar
8
92% May 26
84
3% Mar 16
3
6% Nov
91
57 % Jan
6
127% Dec
29
1*1
Juu
12% Jun
16
»17
Jan
82
Jan
12
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
87% Aug 26
28
337/s Apr
11
Jan
31
6% Mar 16
23
111
Aug
10
126% Jan
6
1J2
Mar 27
3
10% Jun
8
117% Sep
23
108
12
Jan
20% Nov 15
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
73
Jan
114
Jun
2
78
1
14% Mar 13
Jan
31
98% Apr
15% Feb
25
7
211/4 Apr
19
89% Feb
24
104% Apr
Feb
94
15
144V2 May *7
1061/4 Mar 13
*9%
19'A
*9%
10'A
9%
98%
96 3/4
97;%
96'A
96%
94%
43
*38%
6%
6 Va
%
40 %
39%
39%
40
*38 Va
47%
144
Aug
3!
20
42
Dec
8
40% May 16
44% Feb
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
25
Jan
28
39 % Nov
11
56
July 25
34% Apr 20
29 % Jan
4
38% Jan
16
37% Apr
58
23% Jan
34
28
6
Mar 15
48% Mar
31 % Sep
45
9
Jun
34% Mar 15
47
47
32
32
32
*31%
32
32
32
64%
65
66%
66 Va
66%
66%
65%
65 Vs
581/2
58%
58%
58%
58%
59
58%
58%
48
48 Va
6
40
12% Jan
3
2
20% May
30% May 16
24 % May 29
3
36 % Sep
26% Jan
3
30% Aug 11
20 % Mar 23
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
6
Sep
20
91% Jan
19
45
Mar 14
99% Jun
65
98
35% Dec
130
39
54
31
6
Jun
14
4
88% July 25
45% Jun
21
May 10
97
Jun
67% Feb
1
42 % Jun
8
July 18
47% Mar 16
27
54% Sep 23
107 % Nov
22
38% Dec 30
footnotes
24
see
psge
100% Apr 24
35 Va Feb
3
24.
July 18
Feb
7
2,700
6,800
22,900
831/4
4,400
x77% V 77%
:
*160%
92%
93%
93 Va
9 4'A
59%
58%
59%
59V4
59%
21%
21%
21%
1 54%
54%
54%
5
31 Va
40%
163 %
163 Va
29%
29%
27%
*78%
100
4%
,1
"
40
X162
40%
_No par
<
99%
129%
11 Va
28%
80
4%
100 Va
130
11V4
28%
*78%
*4%
101
139
139%
*100
1011/4
17y4
95
*135
-
40%
is
95%
138
40%
40%
Corp
preferred
Power Co
—
com—5
25
1
3.50
5
:
34Va
57%
1,900
97 /;>
97 Va
97%
97
97%
290
-
32%
508
40%
38
80
*78%
95
136%
40%
29 V4
130 '
30
30
29%
29
23 %
-1,300
10,000
82
♦78%
V
4%.
81
434
108'/a
109%:
130
130 Va
1311/4
1311/4
11%
11%
142
*100
101 %
*100'A
17%
18
18'A
*17%
95
95%
95'A
136 Va
♦138
Va
'
139
40%
40%
58
138
11%
143%
1,200
60,800
310
11%
4,000
142%
11%
141
10,900
100'A
1,200
18'A
18'A
1,700
96
x93%
93%
139
139'/a
100 Va
18 %
40 Va
40%
99%
40%
144
40%
59
260
1,000
3.400
2,500
58%
58 V4
58%
58%
*35%
36'A
*35%
36 'A
*35%
36V4
400
33%
34
55
650
30
4%
143%
2,900
162
110%
11%
11,700
56,300
162
163
108 %
141'/a
33%
37%
111
11%
40%
37%
-
*78%
32'A
505
505
38 %
131
'
107
130 Va
31%
31%
507
*4%
4%
4%
4%;
29 Va
29 Va
28 Va
28%
162 Va
30
*283/a
80
37%
163
162
29%
31%
505
95V4
17%
700
571/2
100
100
■
5,500
60%
22
58
141%
11%
140
5,000
60
22
60 y4
•21% :/22'c-y
57%
31%
V
106%
129%
96
58
500
•
162
29%
165
95
96%
21%
97:
97%
32%
519
515
'160%
165
21%
55
31%
31%
522
:
94%
59%
56
21%
•
*96%
97%
97
518
No par
No par
Utilities
'160%
92%
58%
1
Corp,_
//
165
*160 Vl>
165
*160%
165
10
V 10
10
92
20
Dept Stores
Corp
120
23%
29%
10%
:
Intertype
53%
42%
Salt
Interstate
♦48%
80
——100
conv
*02 va
50
52%
33%
33%
33%
33i/8
33 3/4
53%
53'/2
54
22,000
5,400
*531/4
54
54%
55%
55%
54 Va
54%
52 Va
*54 %
55%
♦54%
55%
*53 Va
54%
*52 Va
351/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35'A
35V4
13%
14
13%
14
14
14
5,000
22
22%
22 Va
22%
22'A
22V4
2,600
13%
14
13%
14
54
351/4
900
22
22 %
22 Va
22%
31%
31%
31%
4,300
31%
31%
31%
x31Va
31%
31V4
31 Va
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
26
26'A
26 V»
2,900
26%
26%
26
25%
26V4
25%
-26 Va
10
50%
48%
49%
48%
43
6,900
126
10
Iowa
Power
&
•___
Llglri Co
50c
Ialand Creek Coal common
*
$6
preferred
1
—
.48'A
*126
49
128
40%
49V4
50%
128
*126
*126
128
*126
128
126
,
6%
4,200
6'A
61/4
6%
6%
6'A
6%
6'A
6%
Jacobs
1
6%
10% Mar 19
July 11
34% Jan
97% Aug 15
59
85
For
Jan
5
130
31% Jan
3
cum
•46'/a
29%
International
10
10
29%
6
231/2 July 18
24
29%
33%
27% Jan
Jan
-
'29%
International Telep & Teleg—No par
34% Jan
33 % Jan
125
6
13
104
33% Nov 29
21
12% Sep
13
Mar 10
30
Sep
34% Jan
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
6
29%
5
$1.40
30% Jan
29 Va
29%
29%
58 %■
Interstate
14 Va Jan
49%
36
391/2 Mar 16
9
50
:
571/4;
55 % July 26
Feb
53 Va
*49%
50 "
35%
7
13
53%
49%
*52 Va
49%
53%
57
19
15% Aug 29
52%
*52%
54
36
30
July
•52%
52%
561/4
38% Feb
50
*48 Va
54
■h *35%
38% Jan
*49
50
*52%
25
34 % Jan
380
53/2
50
*48%
52%
1,900
230
50
*49
5,900
47Va
50
?
49
*48%
*52V4
66
59%
53
*48%
50"
,
600
32
*51%
*52%
47 %
46 %
49
No par
preferred
3
Sep
*31%
600
lOVa
preferred
15
43% Jun
32 % Jan
2,500
48
6
41%
International Shoe-
7%
35,400
37%
48
:
*48 Va
common—7.50
No par
No par
International Silver
/ 5%
36%
47%
5%
47
common—-—25
70% Mar 13
5%
38%
47%
*48%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
International
:
47%
58%
400
3,900
42 E /.
*37'/a
64%
coin—No par
Preferred
100
International Packers Limited
15
5%
■
38
'
6«A
6 Va
/> --
42
*38
42
*38
•
96%
.
10%
—
Paper
1,000
10
10 V8
83'A
1
$4 preferred
23/4
32
Nickel of Canada
International
16,000
*2%
4,200
42%
Inc__
International Mining
19
108
1,000
19%
2%
46%
preferred —
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Int'l
13%
19%
13%
19 Vs
2%
2%
6 Va
—.—100
__
13%
18%
'
56%
/
82%
common
preferred
13%
19%
'■V I *2%
40 %
7%
4%
56
97 /
*39
Int'l
3
88
1
Jan
69
6
22
July 27
4% Jan
Feb
55%
56 Va
13%
2%
1041/4
104'A
56%
19
220
50
98
'102%
*102%
104%
56 Va
19%
500
4,100
V
90
*97
98
*97
98
-//
90
*9%
-
32% Mar 12
27i/4
j
10%
Corp
Harvester
27
90%
2%
10%
•-
96
Machines——No par
int'l
39%
27%
80%
27'A
$ 97%
i*9%
—No par
Iron
7,300
42
preferred
Business
174
May 28
29% July 16
80
4% %
Tnterlake
Int'l
41% July 25
157
25% Jun
7
July 24
16%
39%
82
Interchemical Corp common—
34% Mar 21
523
May 15
33% May 28
21
Feb
103
July 30
,
500
16%
39%
•25
10%
Insuranshares
27% May 28
253/4
16%
39%
*133/4
v
56%
56
56
13%
25%
27%
*97
II,605
16%
-<-y-
39%
*102Va
104V4
49
ra 24%
17%
*89 >A
97
55%
■■■!■■■ :'r
26%-
90%
97
♦102%
7Va
25%
26%
90 Va
103 Va
4102%
102%
6%
4,500
491/4
'100%
7V«
*3.1
39%
90%
98
48%
102%
7
16 3A
98
*89
48
*101
*24%
17
26%
:
27-
•
48%
6%
6%
16%
39%
439
*101
v/255/'
25%
424%
•
102 '/a
X48%
Va'
48
48
Va
43
24 % Mar 13
6
400
34 3'"::
79
8
Mar 29
»:'■
"42
Jun
33% Sep
1,300
v.
791/4
21
6
200
31
42 V,
24% July 18
61% Jan
8%
21 v
31
77%
Inspiration Cons Copper,
23
21
41%
69% Mar 20
47% Jan
<
9%
96% Aug
12
*31
42%
8
Ctfs
21
31%
•V:V?8-V
8'A
20%
9%
Steel Co
Inland
40
30%
70%
4
340
18.900 ■;
51%
51%
41%
8
2
86
31
•/
*101
69
•85
12%
*31
,31
69
86
34%
*30%
34
5,700
69
:
*85
22%
20%
20%
3,900
1,700
16%
11
*10%
8%
20%
40%
16 Vs
51%
12%
12%
40%
51%
21/4
12%
40%
52%
51%
21%
52%
381/4
16%
69
:
I,400
49'A
38'
40%
69
85 Va
2,400
4,400
49
<
38%:
':;•' 16
16
18%
49
•t *121% 123%
*52%
38'A
40%
200
18%
49'A
■,
60
1,400
38%
48
18%
18%
123 Va
/
•l63A
•37
38%
*37 'A
:'v'
r»v
—1
No par
—100
Jun
103
Oct~n
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
6
25%
—100 pesos
—
;53
400
35%
Feb
A
98
25 Vs
12,400
54'A
97 -J
49 y;
15%
Central RR Co
Industrial Rayon—
85% Jul J 20
165
May 28
76% Jun
8
53%
*121%
68%
-8
8
Sep
57% Dec
7
10
25
41% July 30
59
Feb 13
29
169% Jun
20
Feb
29% Jan
7% Apr
10% Nov 28
Jan
53
26% Jun
6
50% Jan
26
49% Apr
15
31 % Aug 31
8% Dec
162
.
55
52% Mar 28
51
35% May
72% May
54%
25 Vs
39
21%
-
93%
52%
11%
10
No par
Illinois Power Co common—No par
4.08% cumulative preferred
50
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
4.70% cumulative preferred-—50
4.42% cumulative preferred
50
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria
Electrica De Mexico
4
33% July 18
841%
;
I
Idaho
21
■',> 500
*83%
48'%
40%
Power Co
3
Jun
27
34,600
33V4
84%'
18%
52%
1
—25
15%
20%
33'A
53%
49 'A
38%
com
Refrigerator Co
Hussman
48%
48 Va
*52%
20%
preferred —
100
preferred —————100
4.40% preferred-:
—
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe. Sound Co———————1
tHudson & Manhattan com—.—100
5% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Hudson Bay Mill & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc——
6.66%
Hupp Corp commons
>—
——1
5%
conv pfd series A——50
28
105
103% Jun
123%
*121%
123%
15%
20 Va
33%
*97
123 %"
18%
39 Ha
4%
105% Feb
8
49'A
*121%
51%
3
$2.25 convertible preferred——50
Household Finance common—No par
10
50 %
52%
3%%
102% Jan
18%
49%
21%
common—5
No par
Inc
Houdallle-Industrles
6
Mar
96
89
6
2
39% July 27*
28% Jan
3
12
Co
17%
50%
53 %
——.——10
Electrochem
preferred
Hotel Corp of America
5%
conv
preferred—.—.
31
21% Jan
18
49
Mining———-12.50
$4.25
27
12% Feb
13
3
103% Mar 16
17
5% Apr 11
27
12
10% July
32% July 12
Apr 28
65
14
Feb
3
44% Jun 27
28% Jan 31
3
Aug
Jan
48
100% Jun
12
38
: 37%
37 %
'
23%
25
*36%
•
28
3
37%
«•
2,600
1,300
15%
25
♦10%
——I
5% May 12
7
8 % Mar
25
51%
Corp—i—50c
Holland Furnace Co
5
Hollander (A) & Sons
5
Holly Sugar Corp common—._—10
■5% convertible preferred-——30
Oct
97
25%
48%
Hoffman Electronics
7
97
25
*8 5%
28%
*83%
'
98%
*97
97%
25%
52%
4
28'A
15'A
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
84 :
15%
common—1
3%%
38
23 Va
33 %
*82 %
84
*82%
40
20% Nov
12
84
210
38
...
,
*33 Vi:
15
,
53% July 23
19% Feb
33%
S*
14
25% Mar
\'h 15'A
23%
23%
33 Va
26%
39
42% Feb
20% July 16
14%
33%
4
51% Aug 24
2
29 %
23%
4
98% Dec
5
29'A
33 %
*121%
3
85% July
29
14%
50
6
Jan
38
23%
4
89% Jan
July 17
38
25%
25%
97%
34% Jan
5
39
,
25%
preferred series A—1—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)— No par
Hilton Hotels Corp-—
5
Jan
71
*38
39
*82%
1
(The)
7
14%
53%
.
6%
6%
7
*32%
preferred—————100
Chocolate common—No par
preferred series A—.50
5%
'
,
23%
4V*%
23
37% July
29
36 %
11
41% May 23
Jan
30
28%
38
23%
Hershey
53% Mar 20
20
51% Apr
3,100
f' 29%
28%
417%
Powder
Hercules
3,100
6%
30
27%
No par
common....2 1/12
Hercules Motors
4,200
29'A
6%
37%
29%
20%
noncumulatlve preferred—25
7%
3
38% Jan
20
Apr
48
May 19
126
Mar 14
40
2
29%
29%
38
30%
25%
14%
100
W) common.—.——-—10
(G
29%
38%
*
25%
preferred
3,65 %
4.100 :
38
25
(H J) Co common
Heinz
9
101
41%
37%
37%
Co—————5
Hecht Co common—
—15
3 % % preferred
100
89% Feb 27
60
27
4
41 Va
37'A
37%
'
11,600
41%
37%
26%
*38
10
139
•135
14
30
7vv
3,300
41%
26 Va,
6%
1,500
61'A
139
♦135
370
38'A
37%
60 Va
37%
■
5
—1
dist
4,400
11,700
103
103
37%
30%
7
Hazel-Atlas Glass
July 23
34% Mar 27
24
2b Va
25%
25%
102%
'
26%
50
preferred —•
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc—
4%%
1,600
30
5
10
1
of America common
22 %
60%
139
41
41%
84
22%
37
60%
*135
135
41
45%
83 Vs
22%
102
-38:/-'-
60%
60%
59 %
41%
45%
84%
37%
—————1
Co
25-'/a
101%
373/4
135
139
41%
—2.50
—:
r>: 59%
59
*135
100
Corporation
38%
38%
25'A
101 Va
38 %
400
45%
25%
25%
3 8'A
100
100
/
100 Va
25%
25%
25
105
*103%
84
2234
100
10
102%
22%
85aA
22%
Harshaw
25% Dec
22% Jan
84%
22%
Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
17% Jan
82% July 13
8
85%
22%
Harris-Seybold
16
51'/a May 15
94% Apr
83
22%
6&preferred
July 26
38
Jaa J
7
83
22%
Mar 29
39
18% Jan 23
13% May 28
19% May 7
29% Feb
0
27% Nov 21
16% Oct
15% Jan
81%
Mar 27
5
Jan
Apr
35% Apr
2
105
17,200
102
102%
45%
45%
Harsco
38% July 31
29% May 28
July
35% July
Mar 11
15
43
29
20
3
Feb
146
31% Feb
17
26% Mar 14
31% Dec
61% Aug
23
July 31
135
3
Aug
42% Mar 29
May 28
48
6
38 % Dec
143
134% July 25
3
26% Aug
103
24
45%
—26
—
Halliburton Oil Well
1
85% Aug
10
*103 Va
Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common—1
4% convertible preferred—»--10Q
Hammermill Paper Co—
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Hackensack Water
45% July 25
5 h
41% Jan
69% Nov 25
Dec
41
35%
35
102
10
84,800
138
135
1U3%
4,400
91 %
*101
*101
*102%
6,500
34
*91
35%
35%
35%
102
*102% 103 Va
♦103%
*101
13,200
71/2
7'/4
33-4
91
140%
139
142%
139 '
102 %
36 V4
36
100
100
dividend preferred———100
*
,
30%
29%
7%
34-/4
34
91
34%
101
36
No par
dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.20
142
X139
7
91%'
*90%
Shares
Aug. 3
30%
7%
34
34%
91%
33%
90%
136%
7>4
7
7
6 '/a
Utilities Co—
Common
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105% Feb 23
Apr
100.
No par
25
preferred
f5
6%
30%
the Week
Friday
30%
30 Va
30%
29%
29%
33%
4
Gulf States
9
"
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
Mar 14
98
35
Jan 23
98% May 31
Jun 10
107
8
Dec
104
8
32% July
3
38% Nov
105
Jun
109% Jun
18
Aug 26
Jan
31
13
18
39% Mar 23
35% Jan
8
5% Jan
32% July 19
5 Va Dec 22
July 31
29
1
1
Aircraft Corp—
Grumman
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Weunesday
Thursday
Aug. 1
; '
Aug. 3
AND
Tuesday
July 30
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1955
56%
571/4
59'A
4,700
55%
57%
58%
57%
59»A
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co__
1
56%
56%
62
36
36 Va
36
37%
37 Va
38'A
4,500
36
36Va
♦69
90
90
90
47
47
47%
*97
98 Va
July 17
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
54% Aug
2
105 % Feb 27
62
July 31
(F
L)
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea
3%%
Co Inc
common
preferred
Johns-Manvllle
Johnson
pfd—100
&
Corp
Johnson
Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
Jones & Laughlln
1
100
36'A
3 61/4
89
89
46%
47'A
*96
97%
*89
90'A
89%
89%
47
47%
46 Va
47%
54%
551/4
54%
79%
79%
80
10
100
1
52
101 y4
56V4
*96
98
*96
5
12%
\
-
13,100
56 Va
57%
56'A
57
82%
83
83'A
82 Va
83'A
2,700
53%
54%
54
54%
78,800
53%
54%
53%
54%
101%
101%
101 %
101 Va
60 Va
61%
62
60
2,900
56%
53%
59%
98%
81
101%
60
*97
55%
55%
80 Va
98
46%
*101
60%
102
61%
101%
60
%
101'/a
61 Va
130
16,100
Number 5557
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(535)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
STOCK8
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 <:
Lowest
Highest
Highest
EXCHANGE
LOW AND
Tuesday
July 31
Friday
Aug. 1
the Week
Aug. 3
Thursday
Aug. 2
Wednesday
July 30.
Par
Sales fer
HIGH SALS PRICES
Monday
v
Shares
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
117
13
July
Nov
30
45% Mar
94
Sep 30
100% Mar 23
105
Ncv
99 %
105
9
4
May
MarlO
48% Jan
25
Oct
31
29% Jun
3
24% Mar
7
96
JV
Mar 13
Apr 13
17% Mar 24
44
Oct
27
4
Mar
4.20%
Apr
8
24
Feb
15
28 % At g
3
21% Jan
10
24% Juiy 23
40% Aug
May 28
Jan
4%
3
Kelsey
147% Mar 14
23
53% Apr
44% Jun
8
42% Apr
25
30% July 16
Mar
Kern
6
29% Jan
6
56
Sep
16
39% Fen
10
47
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
29% Feb
4
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
58% Apr 27
40% Mar 19
31
38% Jan
6
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
100% Jun
92% Mar 18
23
94
Jan
Apr
70 % Aug
1
Feb
4%
28% Jun
30
32
Jan
4
26% May 28
29"% Mar 29
Kresge
20
55% Feb
9
48
May 28
50% Feb
29
Kress
(S H)
22% Dec
28
29% Apr
3
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
39% May 31
50
4
43% Jan
4
12% Mar 15
16
Jarr
Sep
7
22
53/8 Jan
25
Mar 14
18 Va Dec
6
14 % Apr
52 % Aug
13
25 3/s Apr
-4
f
.
16
Dec
20% May jo
28% Jan
6
<
t
•
25
Mar 14
11
*11'A Jan
3
3Vz Jan
3
••
6 3,8
22
Sep
401/4 Mar 14
47% Jan
16
30
22
23
Sep
*
19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
131/4 Jan
3
24% Dec
9
149V2 Jun
Jan
22
Apr 22
'46% Oct 31
55% Apr
15
f
Apr
15 Va
56 :
Jan
153% May
47% Jan
'
Oct
(111)—1
*45%
46
*45
46
46
46
55 Va
55 %
55%
46
561/4
46
56%
57
55%
56 Va
36%
37
36%
37
363/4
371/4
*37 Va
373/8
10
66%
67%
67
67%
673/4
69
*94%
95
94%
94%
94%
943/4
*941/4
28%
28%
28%
287/a
28%
28%
28%
28%
50 %
50%
493A
50
493/4
50
49%
50 V*
25%
M 51
253/4
25
25
25
25 V*
1,700
513/8
51%
51%
513A
52%
5,500
16
16'/a
16%
16%
16 Va
16 V*
9,300
27%
*27'A
27 Va
*27%
27%
300
28%
No par
5
50
25%
51%
-——4
15%
16%
25
27%
27%
*27 A
27%
*27%
4%
*4
*17%
20%
4 A
18
20%
~V4'%
32 /a
*91
Id
51 A
A'
;
32'A
73
July
38% Sep
8
4
Mar
1073/a Apr
103 % Jan
Mar 11
105
27
23
98
10
35
Jan
1143/4 Mar
6
23
Sep 26
18% Jan
64 % Jan
5
5
35
9
213/s Mar
lot.
6
2
23% July
July 15
99
32 Va
32% '
32 V*
32%
1,200
93%
*91
93%
♦91
93%
10,500
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
51%
52
50 %
51V*'
50
50 V*
18
18%
18 V*
18 V*
18%
18%
xl8 %
18/a
2 A
2/4
2%
2Va
2 Vb
17%
17%
6%
49%
17 A
'6 A
49/a
17 /a
0/2
49/a
*17%
17%
17Va
49%
49%
18%
*6
49'A
*91
93 Va
,
lb'/a
52
V
2'A
17 Va
500
6,900
800
18%
18
18%
*18
1,800
6%
50
49%
49%.
4,900
17%
6%
6 V*
49%
6,300
3,000
2
2
17%
6
6%
*6
v
v
21V*
6,800
87
88 Va
10,000
16
26%
67%
157%
lb A
16
16%
16%
16'A
16
16'A
14,200
27
27%
68
68%
68%
69
68%
69
preferred
Tulip -Cup
Belt
87 '/a
86'A
100
87
16%
16
27/a
26
67%
ens/8
,
Co——
(The)
61 Va
61%
68%
16
X67%
15%
44 A
93 /a
69%
15/a
45/2
96
15%
2.50
15
100
44
96
44
*93Va
/4
-1
8|A
1
—
Aircraft Corp
47%
48/a
8%
Star
Cement
Corp..
10
20%
91%
21/a
91 k
Gas
common
10
33%
34 /8
No par
Co
preferred
conv
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No
Long Island Lighting Co com
9
5%
series B
4.25%
10
preferred
series
4.35%
par
D
E
series
11
7
147
45'/4 Jan
3
58
77% Jan
6
90% Dec
22% Mar 14
313/4 Dec
6
21
jun
26
May
27 % Feb
39% May 16
513/4 Jan
3
42
Jan
20
98 3% July 12
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
35
Aug
3
M
53 % Jan
3
49
% Jan
3
MacAndrews
100
preierred
3
18% Jun
8
21% Feb 23
May 25
July 27
137% Jun
5
493/4 Jan
10
143% Jan
5
62 % Mar 19
Louisville Gas & El Co
83% Jan
27
109
Louisville
Lprillard
7%
(P)
60.
5(1
100%
1
10
&
(Mj
22 /4
92
—8
34%
10
41%
8%
21
20%
21 Va
92
92%
91%
33%
33 Va
92%
90 V*
92 Va
4,600
33%
33%
337/a
13,900
'126%
129 Va
700
128
19,000
129
127%
82
82%
84%
81V*
83%
II,000
23
23'A
23
23%
23
23 Va
9,500
*99%
♦99 V*
100 Va
'
100%
100 Va
7,900
187/a
18%
18%
139
139
130
61
61
1,000
103
1,600
103%
103
103
*99 %
61%
61%
61'/a
99
*97
141
*139
140 %
61%
j
18%
19
18%
140
300
105
105
98%
*97
98%
*97
105
*104
105
*104
103
102%
22%
22 A
95%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,100
93%
093/
22 A
21 Va
80%
t>i
Hi,,
36,100 V
)20%
:
'
:
*126
19
x94
14.500
8%
50
49%
49%
48'A
I,700
3,700
95%
8%
8%
8%
49'A
3,200
16 V*
45
*92
95 Va
■
;f!
16 Va
V*
8%
139
139
01
22 /a
93%
Inc
Sons
18/.*
■ ■
100 /a
(Ky)_No par
Nashville
&
»19
139
60%
139
100
*92
96
71
3,700
44'A
*
16
45
20%
129
80
83 /a
*3
23 /a
104
105
97
98 A
*99% 100%
'100%
18'/a
10
common
preferred
Lowensteln
8
Co
*99'
100
Lukens Steel Co
12% Mar 14
100
preferred
16
45
48 V*
8 /a
49 A
,21 /a
92
126
130
78
82
23
23 /a
*104
105
*96%
98
*127
100
70%
16
45%
*93%
33 ^
Inc
70
15%
45%
210
61%
69 Va
62
33%
8A
48 A
20/4
91/a
Star
61 Va
69%
69%
>
9,900
60%
62%
62
6*:%
2,300
157
157
157
157
157
156%
158%
*157
157%
61 Va
10
-
Corp com
convertible prelerreii
4%%
9
2b /a
,a
67%
Corp
20% Oct
30
33
87%
Mar 14
104
May 21
*32%
21
139% Dec
25% Jan
32 A
87 Va
102% Jan 13
Jan
2,000
2 A
Lone
6
106
21
21 y*
Loew's
29
20%
18%
Lone
14
29
21
86
Lockheed
July 11
Juiy 26
Jun
21
2Va
1
List Industries Corp
1
96% Jun
27
21
21 Va
Lily
129% July 27
893/4 May 7
16
Jan
600
20%
87%
7%
3
28
1
21
Dec
18
21'A
35/?%
ti
o
18
86%
12
»tn
*■4
18
18%
-
2
53% Jan
18
21
14
25 Va May
17%
18 /a
Feb
8
17%
21 A
89
8V1 July 18
16
51 %
700
4
3%
,
2,300
,
18 A
19
43% Jun
93%
16
51%
^.No par
pfd
Carbonic
7
*91
'
4%.
30
4,400
21/u
Corp
11
Mar
20%
32 Va
V*
8,100
69%
95
18%
Lionel
123
100
20%
68 3/*
52
*4
4
1,200
21%
Liquid
32% July
5
5
16 A
37%
18%
Link
July 25
18
common_3
Co
16
10,700
*94%
25
51%
300
47 s/a
37 Va
95
*25
3,700
56
70 V*
69V4
9,400
46%
*45%
21 Va
493/4 Mar 29
64 V4 Feb
28%
.50%
'
51%
A
series
:
25%
1
Products
Aug 3
16% Feb 29
24% Aug
11,100
59
29
Corp,—
71
12
103%
102
7
163% Feb
2
62% July 24
100% Jan
47%
58%
57
8
Fink
&
24
28Vt Mar 14
20
23
47 Va
28%
1st preferred—No par
14% May 28
7
Oct
Jan
49
47%
58 s/8
46%
•Llbby McNeill & Libby—
7
Life Savers Corp
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
18% Mar 29
1
23
20,800
29 V*
Corp .(The)
Lerner .Stores
9
28% Feb
72% Feb
28,100
5
Sons
35% Jan
26% Mar 14
114
May 28
2,100
40%
18%
Lehn
l'
Apr
17%
139%
40
138 Va
283/4
10
&
19
403/8 May. 17
17% Mar 14
■
98
■'V;
139%
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
21% Mar 26
9
5,500
17%
17%
40
38V4
137 %
2,000
57a/8
& Tire
14
39%
8% Mar 14
i
9
387/a
1383A
V*
24%
47 Va
1
honcura
38%
136%
39%
136
28
24'A
100
50c .noncum-2nd
Lehman
V
17%
17*%
17%
177/a
38%
133 %
28
VV
29
Bryant
Sep
25
79
<
$3
7
4
3
65 Va May 29
6
21'/8 Jan
30
16
1
17%
18
39%
133
600
43%
*42 V*
V*
58 3/8
Co
103% Sep
Dec
25% Jan
t
1
Feb
Feb
25% Jan
Jun 17
66
Feb
8
74 % Feb
29% Sep 28
723/4 Sep 22
164% Nov 16
Sep 26
19
50% May
20% Jun
19
'
47
3
31
16% Jan
Mar
23
21% Jan
2 3% Jan
6
% 15
Apr 24
5Vi Apr 23
43 Va Jan 23
893/4 Dec
61% Mar 14
26
24 Va
42
47%
3.85%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RRNo par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
1% July
27%
24
28%
58
1
27%
24
58 Va
97
23/4 Sep
17% Dec
42V4
271%
23%
47%
35% Apr
17% Jun
27
421/4
27%
1,500
58 V4
May 8
13-% Jan 10
July 10
42 V4
27%
24
23 Va
42%
—
.
28%
Lees
Mar 22
42%
27 Va
24
/
47%
22% Mar 12
3
27%
i
46%
34% Apr 30
1% Jan
V.
42%
27%
86%
87
; 57%
28 Va
8
,
87
*86
86%
86%
87 V*
86%
87
28%
8
Apr~26
102 Va
56%
Jun
25%
103
*102
45%
30
6
*102 Va
102%
17%
Jun
18% Jan
103
*102
23%
19
17 Va Jun
'
*102 Va
18
26
—
103
Lane
89
■
102"%
42%
25
—
20
100
104
•
*102
*4
(James)
*102>/a
97
*102%
v-
25
common
preferred
Lee Rubber
104
*95
102 Va
Laclede Gas Cocommon—
27
97
*102%
97
103
86%
343/4 Sep 20
98% May 3
15% Nov 28
86% Aug 11
t
Feb
16% Mar 13
V
94
-
963/4
104%.
*95
*103
1,900
3,100
*28
Mfg Co
Co (The)
4.32%
43%
*92%
93
93
93
*92
97
104%
43
,
,
*102%
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Me*
6
*95
*103
600
49
*102
4% Jan
18% Apr
3
43
127
487/a
103
1
com
preferred
Kvoehler
Kroger
3
43
43%
126%
'v
102%
16 % July 30
27% Jun 22
4
3% Aug
&
48 Va
96,700
70%,\.
67
69%
126 Va
48%
49
'
*102 Va
37%
preferred
(S S) Co
47% Dec
124
.
93
*92
97
104%
131%
Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc
2
98
3
Kimberly-Clark
93
65%
124
—1
prior
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
12
67%
125Va
43%
1
Indus
Oil
conv
433/a
No par
2.50
County Land Co
4%%
42%
VB
*102
50
Copper
Kerr-McGee
42%
*95
com—No par
Wheel
49
*92
preferred—100
preferred
Hayes
Kennecott
60% July 16
7
24
non-cum
49%
*103
100
cumulative
City Southern
49
42%
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No
par
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
3
Mar 27
21
2
17% Aug
30
113
preferred
4.35%
Kansas
64
*121
49%
62%
—_
1
681/4
124'/a
66
64%
123%
49%
*120
50
—
May 22
92% May
9
46% Jan 20
25
Corp
33%
preferred——100
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
100
4% cum preferred
—100
4.50%
preferred
100
103
9
42
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
6
Mar
105
July 10
24% July 15
38% Nov
9
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
May
71% Feb
Chem
nreferred
103
101
&
cum
4%%
108
101
Alum
4%%
May 24
4
21% Jan
Kaiser
3
3
20
3
21
43
Feb
43% Aug
89
28
84% Apr
70 % Jan
Aug
AUg
52
95
July 9
103% July 11
6
24
102% Mar 15
127
37% May 17
May 16
107% Sep
105% Nov
70%
2
20
47% Apr
39
93%
94
96%
94
9 6'A
3,600
M
48 V* Jan
133
19
140
Mar 28
19% Jan
6
41% July 30
July 22
32 %
130
Jan
144
11
May 24
&
Wood
M
Working Co.
preierred
6%
July 27
26 V* Jan
10
39
Mack
Trucks
35% July 15
28% Apr
11
Apr
31% Jan
23
26'/a Mar 14
3
Macy
(R H)
88% Mar 15
95
86% July 26
92% Jan
13
23
10% Ai>r
6
7% July 31
10% Feb
28
7% Jan
8% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
56% Jan
3
12% Feb
6
Jan
18
23
13
Jun
9% Jan
16
122
1001/* Jan
Sep 19
41% Sep 22
Jan
4
4% Dec
16
5% Nov
25
27
11%
139
10
41
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
7% Sep
23
Feb
34
543%
685
21
Jun
July 17
4% Jun 26
535
5% July
Jan
6
3
1
7
3
Jan
A
—,
33 V* Jan
4
18% Juiy 23
10% Apr 18
48 V* May
4
20V* Feb
16% Feb
1
18% Mar 19
54% Aug 23
59
52 Va Apr
16
34% Nov
9
37% Dec 21
29% Apr
18
40% July 11
Marquette
31% Jan
7
38% Sep 22
32% Feb
21
Marshall
99
Apr 25
89% Jun
13
37% July
6
98
Jan 24
44
31
24
38% Jan
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
16
Jan
7
11
92
Jan
23 Va
July 19
21
18
July 14
56% Jun
Manhattan
M'arathon Corp
14
•
A%
4%%
Mfg
Cement
Field
Co
&
preferred
50 % Mar 23
(Glenn' L)
Masonite Corp
22 V* Nov
29
26% Feb
16
19% May 25
24% Jan
Master -Electrie
39
48 % Mar 19
3
24
May
Dept
3
99
Jan
10
90
Apr
11
97
Feb
7
$3.75 preferred
99
Jan
12
89
Apr
20
96% Jari
4
Jan
18
88
4
Feb
16
52
44
45
Dec
Aug
57% Jan
67
40
May
6
54 /
8
7
Nov
July 17
Jun
Apr
17
15
75% Jun
29
47
91
4
Jun~13
45% Apr 25
1
Jan
.
17
3
Feb
i06YtApr"li
2
Jan
7
6
;
77% Dec
.•
9
39% Sep 21
9*
23
,
/
39% Aug
5
15% Feb
99 %
30% July
21
Jan
25
2
18
28% Jun
28
23 Va
26
30% Apr
12
102
*
Jun
9
43% Jan
7
22 Va Oct
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
July 21
112% Apr 22
56% Jun 17
26% Feb 11
52 V* Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
1
93% Mar 29
102
101
93% Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
116
18% May 28
23% Jan
3
1 64 V* May 10
i
Co
Stores
2nd
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
Corp
Co
Mercantile
Merck
common
&
(The)
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
Inc_.
common
$4
conv
2nd
,—3%
pfd
27
Jan
94
July 18
May 15
102
Jun
102
Jan
6
par
—No par
107
Jan
23
99% Feb
21
5
98% Jan
31
July 10
108 V* Apr
25
26
.
47% Jan
20
59 V* Mar 19
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapnsan & Scott.,
12.50
Mesta
Machine
Co
.
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred
3.85% preferred
2-°.0% preferred
4.45% preferred
...Miami Copper
.
series
series
series
series
7 Va
34%
17'A
9'A
5%
9 200
'
1,600
20
57 0
6 Va
6 V8
5 3/8
6,200
.
18%
400
V
5%
*17%
18
I?3/*
400
2.100
1,500
:
2,100
9%
93/*
9%
93A
42 V*
423A
42 V*
42%
5,100
17 Va
17 JA
17 V*
173/a
9,400
*55 V*
55 Va
*55%
55 Va
9%
43
,
17%
17%
*535
5%
"V
35 V*
35
570
; 6 Vb
5%
17%
9 Va
42%
43
x43
35
;
6 Va
6%
17%
17%
9Va
9%
'.
6
*5%
17%
■
6%
5%
6'/a
5%
*535
570
*520
112 Va
34 3A
35
34%
35
550
110%
111
109 %
112
109 V*
*530
140
88
17%
17%
17%
55 Va
*55 V*
55%
*55
37%
37%
38 V*
37%
38
37 Va
38
4,300
36%
37 Va
373/a
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37 3A
3,500
93
93
35 Va
34%
35%
37%
<m 37
93%
34%
38
36%
48 Va
148%
49%
22'A
94
50
93
91%
*90%
;
55%
55
22
21%
28%
43%
28%
5
pfd—100
100"
-100
100
100
8 ;
43%
343A
50.400
48 Va
49 V*
13,000
22%
41V*
92
GOVa
90%
55
21%
21%
800
■;5 28%
28 Va
•
29
28%
28 Va
600
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42 Va
43%
75
75% -76
"
116%
38%
89
89%
;
507/a
51
51%
/W-
91
203A
39
91
*85
24%
33%
,
44%
31 Va
95 V*
24% .24%
34
33%
89
114
*112
60
;
34
89
31%
'
953/*
95 V*
*43
46
25 Va
25 V*
Va
333/a
33%
60 V*
31%
,.
95%
46
33%
18,200
92
*86
92
115
114
114
115
115
61
*60
61
61%
603/*
61 ;
60 3A
21V*
60%
62
95 V*
95 V*
21Va
21V*
62%
613/*
63%
*94%
95 V*
94%
21
..
105
*103
105
102
94
*93
94
*93
94
♦101
102
93%
105
<J
543A
213/s
21%
62%
21
54 V*
170
100
3,200
115
95 V*
*92
1,800
25 V*
115
60%
105
10
89
31V*
*86
21V*
54'/a
*86
102
102
92
59 %
93%
•101
*86
20%
108
800
4,600
33%
'
.
•
18 V*
39%
89
*86
1,600
203/*
18
24%
,,24%
33%
20%
;,
39 V*
♦43%
46
24%
2,700
20%
95 V*
31V*
95 V*
*42%
1,000
52%
31 Va
*
46
91
52
18%
*86
91
44%
31 Va
95 V*
95%
39%
91
52
39%
♦lOOVa
102
■*87
95 V*
31 Vb
31%
/
4,700
39 Va
91%
I8V2
39%
*100%
100%
xlOO'/a
91
80
600
117
*116
'
1,400
39 Va
'
X38%
;
77 V*
39%
;
51%
18% ,18%
393/8
793/4
4,000
14 V*
*79Va
■V.y. 77
117
39
*91
/
51V*
51
*203A "21
18%
*18%
40
102%
21
"
39 Va
90
77 Va
'r, 14 V*
14%
117
116%
38%
1:
37%
*20%
::
21%
/
79 3A
76 V*
14 V*
79 Va
14 Va
*79 Va
14 Va
79%
21
••
18%
900
400
*28%
37%
89%
-
20
55
*21%
14>/*
1
30%
55 V. V
v
*54%
79%
116
V/'V 90
84%
303/B
22
14 V*
112%
320
90
90
*83
55%
22
*79 VI
111
93
■
-
30%
30%
30%
*92
84%
*83
14 V*
75
1,900
8,300
r
79 V*
74%
/8
22
40%
41%
92
41 3/8
22 Va
22 Va
22 V*
r
417/0
*54%
*94%
*103
*92%
*92
*105
53%
91
34 Va
49%
85
28%
33%
*86
114
" 60
91
35 V*
49%
92
21%
55
*42%
92 V*
34 Va
92%
30 3A
22.
*28%
*42%
14 Va
„
92 V*
35
*83%
307/a
30%
660
933A
*91
92
3u0
50
41
•>
93
•;:84l
84
85 V*
.
92%
41%
41 Va
*91 Va
55 Va
22%
22%
22 V*
41%
30 Va
18%
39 V*
/ *101%
*86
31 Va
95%
*44
24V*
*
48
7%
43
50Va.
"20%
-16%c
No
$3.50 preferred
July 19
50
_1
100
1
series
7%
6
88%
1
—If
preferred series B_—
Mengel
9
61% July 31
92
page
Feb
3
105
see
4%
July 11
93
Cum
Melville
,
6 >
35
_
-
—
11
26
Robbins Inc.—
Corp common———5
4%% preferred (1st series)—.100
-
32% Mar 15
23
Apr 18
108% May 9
9
16
&
7%
5%
79
1
74'A
111
36%
5
18
Mead
91 % Mar 21
44% Jan
Apr
Sep
102% Jan
/
106% Jan
93
60
McQuay Norris. Mfg Co—
27 V* Feb
July
July
Apr 26
"For footnotes
88
McLellan
McKesson
30
,
3
Mines
12
Apr
45% Jun
24% Feb
96
Porcupine
29.
41 % Apr
;
.
r
8
Publishing
common—-—--
Mclntyre
7%
*54%
1
3
98
33% Feb
McGraw-Hlil
V New
.
Co
23 Va Feb
.
May 23
77% Feb
Electric
21% Jun
-
1
8
McGraw
52% Aug
43 'A Jan 23
20% May 28
20
Sep
.
3
1
—
115 V*
9%
540
*84 - v.
30V»
Stores Corp common—50c
convertible preferred—100
3%%
2
95% Mar
21% Jan
88% Mar 30
$2.50; preferred:
2
No par
.3
—50
——i
Corp common...
McCrory
2
35% July 25
71 % Jan
92 % Jun
46
6
Jan.16
77% Aug
117
Aug
34% Jun
21 Z.
15.
80% Jan
78% Dec 15
17
M'cCord
83% Jan 24 V
58
1
26% Jan
3
14
18
31
32 % Jan
46
Jan
.—No par
Corp
113%
*9%
35 V*
41%
*91 %
*90%
preferred ————a——No par
McCall
12
42
8
Apr 13
July
29 Vb Feb
Aug
$3
Jan
Aug 22
16% Feb 16
15
60% Jan
25
7s/a
9%
47 %
Co common-,——No par
Maytag
91
21% Aug 11
101
87% Mar ,2
34% Apr
56 % Jan
20 % Apr 12
25
May 15
46
6
29
Mar 14
Apr
l
34
Mar 14
Jan
Jun
28% Feb
56% Mar 31
14 Va Mar 14
81
83
25% Dec
20% May 16
23
11
7%
9%
22
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd-;
No par
25% Jan
73A
9%
110%
12,300
•••;'9%
34%
B
May 16
*9%
88
55Va
No par
common
>
9%
30%
36 %
*93
;
—1
Co_—
Stores
r
88 Va
*9%
17%
100
—1
Co—.
83
Apr
"
30 V*
29%
30'/*
♦87 V*
7%
/
5%
*5%
No par
94
35 V* July 12
88
600
14,200
37 5/a
37 Va
373/*
30
30 V*
88
540
«
4
Co
com
———
35 % Feb
94% May
30
88
35V*
.6.25
;——
4
9
37%
30'/*
87 Va
109
Corp common—5
convertible preferred——50
19
May 25
38%
30
88
Marine Midland
Feb
V* July 21
37%
30%
87%
9%
*7%
9V*
42%
40% Dec
44
38 V*
30
17%
new—
6
33% Mar 14
37'A
No par
5
Shirt
37 Va
140%
*138
140 Va
300
43 V*
42 3/4
42%
42%
35
35
35
*345/a
♦138
140%
*138
140'/a
*138
35
*42%
42%
42%
41%
*34%
34%
34%
34%
141
38
Mpracalbo Oil Exploration —-l
25% Jan
Apr
*138
5
Inc
Co Inc coin
Martin
17% July 31
8% Jun
8
,
Feb~17
—100
preierred series A
100
Madison Square Garden-:
No par
Magic Chef—:
1
Magma Copper
lo
Magnavox Co (The)
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
50
Manati Sugar Co.:,———J.—1
Mandei Bros
,
No par
Mar 20
6% Aug
common
4%%
Mar 13
610
Forbes
&
*92
*103%
55
♦93
'*
•92
93%
♦103%
105
54%
55%
24.
\
62%
*94 Va
94 Va
•101
102%
700
2,200
21s/8
37,900
63 V*
4,600
95 V*
60
102 %
10
94
•93
94
93%
•92
93%
105
553A
'
103 Va
55
103 Va
50
55%
4,700
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
...
Monday, August 6, 1956i
.
(536)
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK
PrortoM
Range (or
'
1955
Highest
Year
Lowest
Lowest
19% Apr
Jun
54 V* Nov
146% Sep
Nov
'25% Jan
21
35
29% Oct
11
41% July
20% Oct
11
11
28% Mar
Oct
15
70
106
Oct
17
14
117
102%
Dec" 28
107
-
50% Oct
.?;• 12% Jan
20
7
'
82
22% Jan
"I
35% Dec
Aug 10
27
'
! 73% Sep
1
30% Jun
735%
7%
Jan
15
7
64%
Feb
9
83% Dec
1
73
23
24% Jan
7
-16.
18% Feb
19% May 12
21%
21
20
39%
40% Aug
2
52% July
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
23%
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
25% Oct
11
38% Jan
3
18% Jan
6
•
22
Mar 23
18% Jan
9
20% Jan
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
32% Dec
7
May 17
22
3
Monon RR
24% Jan
3
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
Jan
22% July 20
9
6
43
Dec
6
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
9,800
130%
3,885
130 V2
74%
102%
180
9,400
16%
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
86
86%
85%
86%
86%
86%
86%
•24%
25Va
24
24
23%
23%
400
39
38%
39%
39%
39 %
4,400
28%
28'%
28%
28%
28%
2,300
17%
X85%
85 %
•24%
25%
24%
38%
,28%
39
39%
38%
27%
28
27%'
;13%
•28,
8,800
73%
102%
74%
103
17%
16%
17 %
37%
128%
131V2
73%
•102%
103
v* 86
24%
v
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
46%
46%
47
46%
47
46 V4
46%
46
K,
46%
40
39%
40%.
39%
40 %
34
34%_
34%
34%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
63%
64%
2,200
38%
.39 %
7,300
34 '.*•■.
34%
com—No par
•12%
12%
12%
12%
65%
7
A„No par
65 %
38%
100
39%'7
•
7.-?y 7%
5
*
-
65%
40%
; 39%
;
•65
74%
7%
7%
65%
39%
7% *
*64 'A
75
*73%
»73%
,
'
18%
-
65a»
38%
65
75
18%
18%
27
26%'
27%
7%
65
.i
7% ;
18%
18%
27%
27%
27>/a
20.300
V
^
210
'
/
100
19
1,700
27%
28%
"
3,500
100
2234
*22
•22 %
23
22%
22%
*22
22%
*22
22%
._25
No par
•21%
21%
21%
21 %
*20%
21%
*20%
21
20%
20%
41%
40%
41%
41%
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
2
40%
27
27%
200
82,300
13,400
27%
27
46
46%
27%
46%
27 V2
46
46%
45%
34%
34%
37
37%
38%
37%
38 y4
36%
42
42%
42%
43 %
42%
43%
43%
43%
423i
43 %
20"%
21
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
22%
21%
22
22
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
,10
.—3
43%
44
43%
44
43%
44
43%
44%
43%
44
1
No par
& Co—
(John)
Mueller
1
27
r
b
V
*
1,600
46%
.:
38%
.
49,800
36,500
1,800
3,000
,
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 »A
38 %
38 %
38%
..—.10
24%
25%
24%
24%
25%
25%
26
5,200
3,400
7,400
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
34%
34%
2,100
1
35
Co
24%
35%
25%
5
25%
Corp
Brass
16
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
:
42%
43
43%
43%
42%
433 4
">
35
35%
35%
36 %
48%
*47%
48
*142%
144
34%
34%
34%
34%
•47%
48%
•47%
48%
141%
v.'
16%
142%
*47%
16%
2,300
43%
36.
2,700
5,000
47%
16%
43
42%
35 7«
16%
42%
Munslngwear Inc—....
—5
Murphy Co (G C)
r
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
12
5,600
74%
18%
,
8,800
-
64%
*74
18%
7,500
-v
8 %
"ii.
64%
'
r
| 27%
-
;
•75;/v ■
18%
-
18%
26%*
-
64%
40%
•
66
•73%
-74
65
39%
:■; 65
7%
7%
7%
*
66
65
7:
12%
65%:
13
V
2b %
7
Mar 15
5,000
13%
34%
Wheel
4
11
220
45%
40
Products Corp
42% Apr
2.S00
85%
•45%
Motor
50
•102%
103
1.700
21
84
26%
Motor
45% Jan
4
103
•102%
24
20%
86%.
73%
73%
73%
73%
•102 %
24
20%
85%
132
130
134
134
73%
35
Motorola 'Inc
18
25
139
24 V4
20%
•24
'
Moore-McCormack Lines ——12
40% May 10
Jan
21
86%
46%
Morrell
19
Sep 26
24%
20%
85%
88 %
.87%
39%
Oil Co
Montgomery Ward 6c Co
4
15
40% Oct
28
24%
21
5
(The)—No par
Co
38% July 27
5
32% Jun 25
24%
20%
88
26%
51% Mar 14
40"% July
4
24%
20%
34%
Monterey
1
46% Apr 27
Jan
Feb
24%
46
28% Mar 12
47
40
20,900
34%
class A—..—
Power
Montana
38% Aug
Jan
4,700
33%
Montana-Dasota Utilities Co
14
32 % Mar
38%
33
39%
Chemical Co
Monsanto
3
Jun
15% Jun
33
3
42% Mar
11
38%
33%
39%
B
Class
51 % Mar 19
28
40% May 28
30% Jan 23
24% July 31
38% V
32%
Machine Tool—..—No par
Monarch
24% Jan
22 % May
25
17% Jun
Mojud Co Inc
28% July 23
10
20
21% Apr
23% Dec
30% Oct
20
*
30% Jan 23
40% May 28
3
20
•;<
Feb
47
16% Mar 14
J
4.20%
88
26
37%
32%
72%
———100
—...
.....100
_„1.25
L
preferred
3% % preferred
190
38
5
Inc
Industries
Mohasco
'
Feb 20
1,900
•"/:
30%
33%
Missouri Pacific RR class
29
11% Feb
776
■
137 %
37%
39%
preferred series A
7%
5
47% May 14
136%
30%
Corp—.-10
RR
MlssourJ-Kan-Tex
5
17% Jan
81% Jan
137%
37
u—L.—1.
Mississippi River Fuel
43%
30%
1
Corp—x.
Development Co—
Mission
July 31
35
I
Ayr 25
Jun 13
Aug
3
May 29
Jan
6
Feb 23
Jan 30
May 28
May 28
May 28
14
14% Dec
,
3
25
Maid
400
42%
36%
Light—No par
Si
Power
Minnesota
7. Mission Cor jr—
30
40% July 24
10,200
43%
•130
preferred————.*100
cony
Minute
3
Jan
19
•136%
136
-•
49 % Apr
July
15% Sep
54
3
12% July 17
."62
79% Sep
6
11
Jan
2
30% Jan. 16
36% Jan 23
29% Jan
8% Nov 29
49 *
Jan
33
42% Apr
*
43%
30 %
Mining & Mfg com——No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co commpn—.1
65.50 1st preferred
100
Si.50 2nd rnnv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
3
7
42%
136
62%
36%
Marie—No par
84
2
88
9
3.30%
Minn
24% Jan
19
17
26% Feb
127/a May
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
6
8% Jan
22% Jun
'-••••
July 26
Apr
Apr 30
77
42%
31
•ol%
87
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com..l.50
4
14
62
136%
136
Shares
30%
30%
62
20%
90% July 26
75% May 10
105
30%
63%
24%
Minn St Paul & S S
44% Feb 15
33% July 5
32% Dec 30
33% Oct 31
9
101% July 11
15% Aug
2
30%
29%
25% July 17
28% Dec 30
>22% Jan 17
36% Jan
140
30%
•61%
36%
Oil Corp
Midwest
22% May 14
Mar
34% Feb
20
3
1
13
93 % May
3
Jan 23
58
Jan 23
112% Jan 24
66
May 25
21
■/•,/:, Aug. 1
43%
42%
136
135%
—
100
_—10
Minerals «& Chem Corp of Amer—1
Minneap & St Douis Ry
.—No par
1st preferred
8%
Jan
38% Aug
—o
43%
tne Week
Aug. 3
63'/a
•62
64
43%
Friday
Aug, 2
30%
30%
30%
64
5
Prod common
Steel
Midland
Mar 12
142
July 31
30*«
10
Inc
Enterprises
Midland
'
17 ;
26% Nov 25
6
Jan
23% Jan
47
29% Feb 20
27
Jun
8
Dec 30
Apr
- Jan
6
65% May 14
133% July 16
July 30
Sales far
SALE PRICKS
1 *
Thursday
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
'
.
Middle South Utilities Inc
33
r
9
May 28
EXCHANGE
.7
•
,
Monday
77-:
-
40
20
Dec
70
7,7
■
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
46% Jan
28% May 15
7
9
21
23
30
13
1
13
35% Mar
18
2<t% Jan 19
37 Vi Jan 25
133
Jan 21
29% Oct
Range Since
AND
LOW
STOCKS
48
.
t
200
N
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
29
Jan
23
23
Feb
17
12
Jun 29
1
2
Jun
183
.
173% Sep
6
10% Oct
U
33% Oct
11
17% Jan
47
Feb
21% Sep
26
26% May 10
28
30
41% Nov
14
27
24
Jan
10
34% Jan 30
20
Feb 10
18
43% Jun
15
16% Jan
10
56%
Inc
1
common—1
22%
36%
July 20
National
65% July 26
32% Aug
*
42 % Aug
% Jun 27
10
27
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% May 18
101
May 7
July 27
59% Sen
5
28
90% Nov
25
76% Jan
July 22
9
156
Jan
4
Feb
23
11 % Jan
5
29
32% Feb
14
21,
14
23% Jan
31
38% Dec
16% Apr
1
Jun
58.:., Jan
77% Sep
97% Feb
51% Dec
6,
7 47%
12% Jun
9
7% Jun
3
14% Feb
18
12% Feb
16
10% Apr
48 ■(
8% Dec 30.
,
Jan
19
157/b Apr
15% Jan
20
17% July
5
13% May 28
15% Jun 11 V
4
37% Mar
8
33
13
1
33% May
90%
97% Dec
Mar 16
15% Oct
93
20% Feb
16% Feb
17
6
1
-
Mar 15
75
92
2
19
*82% Dec
18
24
15
*:
41% Jan
7
7
.-;33
31% Jan
5
16
'.
-
Feb
17% Mar 12
New
14 V
97% Feb
24% July 11
81% Feb
62% Jan
3 i
50
May 28 •:
27% Feb 14
103
80% May 16
r 90
400
Jun
,Jun 29
15
Sep
,
440
•
91.
Jan
500
Jan
30
u
31
3134
31%
32%
21,600
42%
41%
42 %
41%
42%
10,200
41%
41%
23%
25%
Chicago
102%
12%
1?%
12%
46%
45%
45% ;
86%
36%
Co
100
•99
14%
14%
15%
"37%
39%
15%
15%
38% : 39 %
91%
91%
CO
N
9 V
64% Jan
17%
Brake..,,Y.—fl
York
Dock
non-cum
Y. &
RR
iJun 22
Oct 18
Oct
,28
57
i 21%
39'
71% Apr
Jun
18
-2
18% July
4u-/b Jun
18
•: 25% Apr 18
^19
6
2a
Jun 21 f'
;22
Common
,
Oct
38
91 % Mar
30 *
Jan
82% July
45
26
8
37
94
,2o% Jun
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78
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21
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23
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1
13
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3
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14
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20% Jun
22
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7
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22
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6
61% Sep
23
Aug.23
26% Feb
89% July 24
1
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92% Dec
98% Jan
103
1
33% Jan
4
25
;
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9
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26% FeD
7
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47
-
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22
77% Jan
16% Jan
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79
16
July 23
24% July 26
4
88
3
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27
20
41
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3
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Natural
Gas
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5
111
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5
8
45
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12
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1
Northern States Pwr Co
16
Jan
Sep 27
8
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100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
18 % Sep
21
92% May
16% Jan
82% Aug
9
103 % May 11
103
Jan
4
103% Apr
94
20
93
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22% Sep
16% Jan
26
6
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7
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1
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7
31% Feb
1
54
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10
18
Feb
6
2
91
Feb
21
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103
July
101%
3
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$4.10
9
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5
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10
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30
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20
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97
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31
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4
1
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—
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25
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8
89
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80
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77
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89
33
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•
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:
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——
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;
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5
Mar
9
Nov
92% May
27% Mar 24
47
39% Mar 27
26'
87
>
13
18% Jun
25
14
5
97
Mar 14
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48
Jun
85%,Jun
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100
8
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NOV 14
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80
41%
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11,500
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preferred
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common
.
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99
7
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41'/a
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102
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146
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26
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&
,
19%
common—No par
Industries
York
Y
$5
Jan
.
31' V/
30%
41%
109%
July 25„■
•
July 24
30%
41%
30%
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»
107-
6
63
146%
England Electric System
1
Pr Se Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp..
10-
New
17
62%
19%
Inc
N
.
21
94% Jan
30
610
15
'Jun
23'/8
35% i 36
64%
76
4%% preferred
—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
■33% May 18*?'
77
102% Jun
Mar 10
33% Apr 30
3
-47% Jan
51
22%
36%
*63%
12%
45%
—.1
(J J)
New: York Air
8
28% July
23%
35%
64%
47%
preferred
Newport
.
24
35% Jun
22
Dec
"
49% July 27
23
3 7%
64 V2
63%
Newmont
.
23 V*
36
64 %
New Jersey
j
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23
36*%
172
1
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3%%
..
125% May '7 t
-
23%
36 %
19%
Corp
Newoerry Co
lo
75% Aug
Nehl
Mar 13
23%
74%
-
Neisner
96
21
88% Jan 20
'78% Mar 3o
23 % Jan
Aug
Vulcanized
17% Mar 19
r
18,300
19%
Theatres Inc
3
Jan
11,800
57%
74%
Co
Natomas Co
5
13
57,7
*144%
5
Tea
39% July 30
■
16% Apr 26
4
Feb
104% Sep
101
5
69% Jan
May 10 V:
;
88% Apr
9
Mar
18
18
July
12
Mar 29
8% Mar
12%
57%
•170
—
National
13
17
t
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National
3
13%
55%
19%
preferred
National
Jan
9% Apr
-
5%. July 18
19
4%
390
13
73%
National Supply
20
171%
37%
115
National'Sugar Ref Co—...No pa*
101'% Feb
13
6% Dee
>
9
8
n% Jan
•
4
171%
173%
3,700
56 y4
10
Corp
18,500
xl73
175
No par
Corp
Shares
Steel
80% July 20
25
40 % July
National
National
38% May 16
2
23
Apr
July 25
3
19% May
37%
13%
19%
Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
36%
57 'A
101
Linen
National
6
37%
55 y4
25%
preferred A...—.——. —100
preferred B
—.——100
76% May
20 y
98
2
56% Nov 25
37% Jan ; 6
V
Jan
35% Mar
29
103% May
21
13% Mar
47% Jan
42 % Mar 25
4
38% Jan
64
14
V/o
1,500
37
13%
56%
6%
38%
13-.i'.-•••{>•
;
23%
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31
38%
56%
30%
1
13
38%
13
40%
10
Co„
Gas
Gypsum Co common
26%
13
38%
55%
»173
63%
$4.50 preferred ——
—No par
National Lead Co common
5
Mar 12
Jan
153
18% Jap. 20
4
Mar
21
25
33% Jan
:
'f
1
179
166% Apr 30
13d
Apr 26
183
Mar
11%
I
National
23
122% July 23
'
23
Aug 29
1
v
National Fuel
105% Fen
V
27
12%
,
12%
23%
•
pfd series of 1951—100
21% Mar 12
23
Apr 18
101
4%%
27
2,400
5,800
173'/2
64%
1
5
5
common—5
Prod
Distillers
National
v;
174
30
preferred————25
.
61% Apr 13
18% Jun 20
4o% Jan
22
Dec
Co
Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products—
National Department Stores
1
25
20% Feb
22% July 29
conv
Lines
National
3
34% Jan 23
21% Mar 19
147
•
$i.25
'
175
v
Container
37% July 26
3
54% Jan
/
City
National
26% May 14
'■
78%
37%
13%
6
106 ;
37%
173%
23% Jan
5
37%
12%
28% May
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
38%
37%
173%
Oct. 11
102% Jan.
37%
38%
1% preierred A
100
National Can Corp
-10
Nationai Cash Register..—-.--*.-5
2,700
21%
78%
12%
38%
2
93
«
12%
30
19
r
27
13
Jan
13
11
19% Jan
37% Jan
:•
27%
12%
National Biscuit Co common——10
59
Apr
14
18% Sep
•
26%
13%
14% Apr
25% Mar 14
»
80%
27%
13%
37%
37%
310
143%
20%
273%
80
26%
37%
X142
,
26%
81
79%
37%
,
so
20
20%
1
.
24
179
24% Nov
19%
80%
—1
.
....
Automotive Fibres Inc...!
National Aviation Corp..........5
18
19%
20%
X78'%
19%
80%
National
—
143
143
143
•142
19%
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39 ta Jan
3
Apr 26
165
11% May 24
34 % Feb
Airlines
National
100
——-.—.5
..——
National Acme Co
27
42% Apr
36% Aug
2J
Corp
16% Mar 19
14 % Mar 14
16
:
Naico
Chatt & St Louis
Nashville
July 16
July 25
29 % Jun
8
35% Jun
23
46% Mar
10
37% Nov
•82
62
46% Nov
33% May 16
•
22
14
Dec
May 10
148
24
16% May 28
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
70
6
Jan
47
Jan
118
Sep 21
128
9
114% Nov
•
•
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39
Aug
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23
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26% Mar
5
82
-
Penn-Dixie
22Vy
*27%»
28a/a
2&
Penna
Penn
Glass
Power
Corp_2.
(The)_j_4
Sand
Corp
&
29
Light
com
31%
32
51%
12%
1.
-
-
32
54%-/
l,eoo:
1,500
39'A
;
1
13
32
52
50
Pennsylvania Salt
Penn-Texas
13
13
$1.60
/
Mfg Co
Corp
>
10
6
6
23
47
.
35 % Feb
167% July
96
Jan
3
15
,
.57
v
26% May 18
July
54
Jan/ 3
Apr
100
3
9
195
Mar" 1
22% Apr 12
6
4% July 23
;
v
37% Feb-10
;
96% Jun
,
7%-Mar 12
Apr
17
54% Jan
23
19
;
2nd
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
40% Mar 23
May 23
4%
767/o Mar 19
36% Jun
Brewing Co__
(Chas) & Co Inc
Pfizer
393/8
2,100
221%
11
26 y2 Mar 14
Oct
19
107% Apr
104% July 30
92 y4
1
111
112% Jan
(conv)
94% V
7
*27%.
.42
/.
,
22%
V*48%-
48%
'•
/
4%
12.50
5
i
.
*48%
48%
/
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101%
173/4.-
>
.
./
V
4% .
4%
65%
65%
45%
99%.
653/4
66%
39%
24%
>
;
.48»/2
22'/4
1,600.
,
101 y+
66%
102% July
Mar 30
106
Apr
Jan
4
23
20% Jun
Jan
13
17
24
106
5
Feb
26
43% Jun
28
97
16
Jan
4
75
July
109% Jan
48% Sep 19
91
43% Jun
85% Jun
93
88% July 30
14
Dec
16
8
Feb
47
July 11
July
6
Dec 30
100
86
Dec
92
95% May 13
96
91
May 18
12% May 25
29
May
49
10% Dec
30
46% Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
13% Apr
3%%
Jun
19
10% Jan
*
4
12% Jan
18
59 % Jan
3
104'% Feb
14
99
Apr
18
6
52 y4 Jun
16
45
Jan
3
70% May
30 y4 Sep
9
28 Vo
13
20
22% Feb
97 % Aug 25
100% Sep 20
6
89 % May 21
93
Jan
162% Aug 31
28Y8 Sep
62
21% Dec
31
173
Jun
10
13
16% Jun
8
166 y4 Aug 12
102
8
160
100-
3,100
18'/a
>5,300
4%
46 *
17,000
45%
993/4:
99%, ri ¬
se %
/
39%
;
37% Feb
20% July 27
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
74
10
6"% Oct
3
'
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
84 y4
Jan
6% Feb
.
96
July 28
July 26
Jun
3
25
153% Dec
19
153% Jan
13
24% Mar 14
40 V4 Dec
7
36% Jan
24
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
108% Jan
6
14
159% Dec
6
80
Jure
87 % July
26
Jan
146% Jan
13
29% Jan
6
19% Mar 15
25
Dec
19
19% Jan
24 y4 Sep
3
Pittsburgh
24
12
27
Feb
155
210
24
Mav
8
25
16;
Pittsburgh
&
Pittsburgh
Young
1
23
40
Pittston
20
V* Apr
Co
5V2%
8
Apr
Glass
6
2
West
Virginia
9
,
Oct
26
69% Dec
15
81
37% Feb
2
47
36% Nov
15
43% Jun
Mar 21
89% Jan
11
112% Nov
Potomac
51% July 23
Procter
8
10% May
Publlcker Industries
3
Poor &
2
May 19
68
Jun
26
74
Nov
23
43
Feb
28
49% July 25
Public
28
36% May 11
40% July 24
79
Apr
24% Jun
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
,
May
26% Jan
30
26% Mar 14
preferred
cum
Serv
Co
Serv
of
>
Colorado
preferred
4.20%
preferred—
14
111
Jun
22
16
32% Jun
11
35% Mar
33 y4 Apr
7
29% Apr
10
32% Jan
10
$1.40
8
97
May
1
98% Jun 14
103% Feb
16
4.08 %
15
4.18%
22
23% Dec
27
56% May
32
Oct
9
11.
105
Nov
5
21
100
Apr
28
22 % Jan
27
64% Feb
9
41% Apr
11
37% Jan
4
106% Feb
3
74% Dec
104
27
24% Nov
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105% July
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page
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15
29% July 25
.74 y4 Jan
-
3
51% Apr
6
12%
11%
Pub Serv
El
div
4.30%
&
Gas
X46%
47%
Pullman
~**»UTe
oil
Inc
itKpI
—
—...
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65%
65
66
263/4
26%
26%
94
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97%
:
/ 93%
96%
96%
45%
45
20 VB
453/4
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162%
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84
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90%
155
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97
45
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159
159
90
.
9% t
63
:
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90%
:
90 3/4
90%
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30%
31
v
155
;
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155
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4 53%
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-
531/4
533/4
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220
♦205
37%
36
23'/b
9%
9%
v
>
,
,
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39%
.
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.
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:
.
102
1,700
6,700
69 %
69%
46%
.; -46%
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101
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25'/a
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25%
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25
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25
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119
119
119
68%
-
283/4
28%
-
46%
..
473/2
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600
343/4
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30
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102
,
150
70
39%
34%
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3,600
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v
119
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101
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7,300
93%
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30 ys
99
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99
101
29
30
-
69 y4
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30'/a
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t
51'%
3/4
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34%
34%
30
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;
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253/4
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4,600
48
79 % ;
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13,700
36%
391/2
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81
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/
39 y8
48'/a
39%
24%
4,800
39'%
51
>
«/2
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49
39%
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9,700
14'/a
49
49%
39%
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54%
70 f :
69
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.
.
81
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155
220
69%
69
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48%
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39%
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70
100
1,900
23
93/4
51 Vb
31
361/4
51 V»
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23 Vb
,
91'%
14
23'A
503/4
36%
509/8
;
53
38%
36%
35%
:
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38
23l/8
9%
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543A
143/4
23 y.
83'%
303%
220
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>.
68%
69
8,000
14,300
33'/a
823/4
.
7,100
33 a/a
8%
32%
30%
;
323/4
8%
84
•
;
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\
5,100
633/4
93
8%
333/8
51
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32%
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91'/4
/
91
V
.
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7,500
19%
23
35%
100
4,600
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37%
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70
94
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36%
51
6,300
97%
T
36'/8
23 Va
; V
45
159
36%
34 y8
,
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y 44'%
451/4
1623/4
14%
50%
.
/
26'%
19'/a
14
23
:
10
700
653/4
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14%
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.
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933/4
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14
261/4
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220
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V
.
533/4
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100
3,000
100
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155
53%
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66
— —
42,400
47%
47'%
.,
19%
31
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r
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100
100
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20
162 3/4
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26
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f
93 y2
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33%
100
......
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65
■
8Vb
100
47%
♦98
100
26%
66
26%
32%
common_No par
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
•11%
12% :
47% v:.;/
7747:7
99%
>99%
100
'
8%
preference com__No par
100
preferred
55
*11%
11%
48%
32%
25
preferred
104
553/4
44%
preferred
Feb
7
54>/4
8%
25
34% Nov
16
54%
19%
100
125 y4 Sep
103% Nov
54%
321/a
preferred
3
19% Mar
x527/a
1
preferred
4.16%
15
100% Feb
14
53 y8
*160%
>
100
98%
"
in
110
5,700
863%
*95'%
10
4.32%
18
8
1
•13
98%
Indiana—No par
29% Jan
July 25
♦85
14
*95»/2
90%
of
Co
28% Jan
120
863/4
♦13
89%
3%%
88% Mar 29
28
*85
14
98%
'
100
V
•
92%
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92%;
;
45%;
863A
89%
inc common
45'%
V
80'% V
*78'%
45%
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10
2
21%
21
3/2
80 3/2
*13%
62%
Co
21
*85
*1563/4
new.:
28,500
25,100
13%
*95
10
Power
Gamble
22%
98%
633/8
l
200
223/a
"
22%
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30
107
106'A
87
*93% FT,' 94 7
100
210
103 3/
13%
159%
100
340
106 »/4
*95%
*156%
class B
Electric
$4.75
1
30
24% July 17
Co
&
.Public
27
24% Mar 15
23% Mar 23
28
8% Jun
6
84
25 y« Feb
12% Jan
36% Aug
31
*85
66
;
-
>102%
45%
92%
'
100
100
953/4
13 '/4
47%
5
23
87%
'
*90 *
V
V/ 61%
Plymouth Oil Co__
Jan
94%
*11%
2.50
21% Jan
22
*90
62%
preferred
Inc
48% Jun
5
88%
159%
100
953/4
*78 3/2
■*
46 Vb
61%
89 %
common
convertible
Plough
45%
*156%
Co
4,000
:
104
21 3/4
21% >21%.;./
793/4 : 80
45%.
100
& Ash pfd
(The)
80
2.50
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
56% July 16
Jun
Plate
213/4
45%
10
Inc
^
105%
953/4
221/2
"
No par
7% guaranteed preferred.
96% Apr
8% Apr
30% Jan
35% Mar 18
/
•106
23 Vb
80
52 y4
Forglnga Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
Pitts Metallurgical
"
98
Pittsburgh
Pitts Ft
T
106%
22%
21%
26%
com..
;
105
*95%
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co—_____1
9
84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
1
3
Co
106%
23%
45%
*99%
preferred
preferred
(conv)
460
17,300
24 %v;
•24
243/4-
*12%
5
25
convertible
$4.80
35% Apr
.
9
29
85
$5
67% May
10
24% Feb
16
Jan 23
170
13
Mar 14
4
Pitts Coke & Chem
10
Apr
163% Jan
156% July 17
41% Dec 22
Juiy 25
Apr
;
106%
22%
106
81%
No par
2
....
*102
22:
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com______
_1 '
preferred
■.___._j______l00
Phillips Petroleum new
5
Inc
95
88%
<
5%
Pltney-Bowes
; 1053/4
:
45%
21%
Phillips Jones Corp
common
:
104
*102
23%
*80
v
5
Phoenix
953A
39%
' "
40
105 3/4
; 400
-
104
*102
'
107%
'
22
1
-_«__100
3.9% aeries preferred...jj_
100
1
96
104
39%
•24
"
:
67'/a
:
67 Va
>
105% :,
95%
95
95
40 ■;
24%
,.
105%
105 y4- 105%
95
•102
/
*24
104%
95
3
„__100
common
3
'
24%
*106%
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills .Inc
$4 preferred
/ 47% July 16
July 18
16
Feb
2
100
>
3
32% Feb
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
55% Aug
6
84% Jan
Jan
Dec
17
21% Jan
83
5
•
100
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
4% preferred
5
44% May 10
6
61
Mar
15% Jan 16
99 y4 Mar 14
8
1
preferred"
4.68%'
"
82%
preferred
:
100
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco
Corp common
3
94% Mar 12
preferred
.4.3%
-
10
23% July 30
36% Mar 13
2
37% Feb 21
3.8%
39%
39 y8
27,000
y
loi 1/4
4%.;
„
100
-.
49% ;
18
18 3/a
1,606
1643/a
22
,
100 3/2
.
3,100
21,800
13%-
88;
*993/2
..
36,800
571% I
.
164%
4%
4% ,
'45'/8, 46 ;V
V-
...
993/2
350
>>.y 40
>
f
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49 3/4,/
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45 y2
99i/2
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2,200
'
24%
/
86
40'A.,
173/4..-
39%
99%
13%
.
22% /223/a
V
-
103
563/8
-
100
V
;
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V:
35
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,
18
24%
99 %
':V
;
241/2 : 24% -"
35
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86
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£
66 >/4-
99%
_
45%
65
_100
22%
59
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.
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22%
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5,400*
105'/+ 106
.
,
25
♦34'/2
i>. 163
:
88
45%
45%
.
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164%
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17%
;
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101%
35
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164%
V
10,500
,
j 102 5/8
24'%/'24 ;
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.
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15»/«,'.;
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.
573/4..
133/4
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57'/+
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243/4
88
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/ .14%
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/
35
164%
*100%
47
t-i 24%.
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413/+»:
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59
v;
941/4.
41 >/4
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-
'
'
106 V; 106
V
•57y8- i 573/4
57/://
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18 Va
18
45 Va
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/
22%
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V
1033/4
x243/8
/
164%
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46%
25Va
/ *83
22%
;.
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28'%
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-
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10.
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i5ya
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;
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28 >/2
93 y8>
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413/4
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15
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.
14 ;>14 y8
V
;.:
...
>
41-
24% ;.;24%
.
,
Phiia Electrie Co~ common/..No par:*: *39%
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$1 conv preference com;
No par
104%
4.4% preferred
100
13
102
July 11
Dec 22
19
31
86% Dec
23
2
~ May 26
12% Jan
6
30
7
102% May
108
/
'
.93V2-
/ .*1053/4
% 56%>
57
.,21%
5
1
28 >/2
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103%
>
24%
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25
.>,25%
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35
>
.1
common
22 %
♦27%!.
28%
r :
v/ 59-:
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7 *83y4-'t-90
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-
/ /106 7106 %
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14%'rt 14%
No par
Corp' ot Amer-*.*—.
:
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56y»
..
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33 V3c
preferred
Petroleum
46% July 25
107
19
4%%
•
100
39%
>
.
41%
40%
/15V/ 15%
,
,
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5
100
57
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:
.
46%, 46 %,/
105
.
40
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.,
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co commoai—
3
/
15 '/8
/,
10
common^
preferred
3»%j 3 9%
*22%,, 22%i>
*27%/ 28 -J%
*27% 1. 28 '/2
93%94%
•
>40%
100
100
'i
,
*
40
„..14%
1
No par
•
2*v2.
94%<ii94%/
•
...
-
1
Pennsylvania RR
Mar 23
/ >;*27%
_i,
preferred
4.40% series preferred____,
Mar 29
.
„No par
Cement
Corp
;/;,4%%
2
19% Jan
26
Jun
20% Jan
July 25
115% Apr
4,000
15,400
22%
12%
32%
>
: 1,000
53%
133/8
32%:
v
C, v
2,600,
15%
4%-
•
18,200
■
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yj'k 153/8
253/a
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341/2
51% *52%'
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3,000
22,400
>
97%/
18%-
-
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v.''1ool.?aV
98% i v
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10
*24
25
46
463/8
45 3A
46%
* 10%
*24
25
857b
86%
2574
1
50o
V
25
25
of America
160
54
41%
*52'/a
53
4274
Sheller Mfg Corp
47#7v
8,400
54
52'A
85
21,100
3,500
65
20
33%
7.50
18 %■
18%
40%
—.
bO
39
18%
65
20
15
1
88
387a
18%
2.50
Co
4,400
371/2"
64
20'/a
No par
Pen
371/4
18 7a
r
33%
No par
320
IOIV2
*86 Vi
1
Inc
y.
.
^.1
Co
*99%
88
38j/4
33
_3
Co
1
15% Jan
7
13% Feb 14
373/a
397b
39
37%
6,100
'
95 »/4
95
r
101 %
373/B
*8672
*99%
88
'37%
101 %
33%
No par
Shell Oil Co
96%
*95
96V2
74
74'/a
737b
72%: ;73%
*99%
15%
xl5
6274
18 y#
6174
Shamrock Oil & Gas
92% Aug
3
29
Mar 19
*95
IOIV2
*99'%
39%
*54
55
74
7274
88
■
96%
>
547a
*95
377b
37
3874
1
v
101%
*861/2
20
1
Industries
A)
l,6ul)
15%
common
(W
8,000
36%
35%
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer
23
36y#
18 7b
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon
19
3o0
23
■
No par
Rubber
Inc
361/4
157b
Co—.
&
23i%
♦36
357b
*19.%
Roebuck
23
36'A
19%
Co
.29% May 28
23%
100%
*99
100%
;
100 V4
23
15%
Beagrave Corp
16
99
*99
15,700
60%
b97a
597b
59%
60%
597a
35%
common
Finance
Oil
165
187B
Line RR Co
7
165
30
312
*142
35'/4
:
Co
*303
165
23
2274
227b
311
100
100
IOIV4
227a
307
*142
*142
607#
587b
59 %
58 %
*100
307
*301
15%
preferred
3.65%
Seaboard Air
:v
307
5
1.4Q
15c
Corp
Co common
68
20% Dec
18
►301
357b
Electric Co
Corp
Industries Inc
Mar 29
197# Feb
307
5
100
10
10
Arms
Mfg
*301
100
& Electric Co
preferred
87%
100
100
Ry Co
preferred
noncum
237# Jun
17
Oct'll
33% Jan
9AOO
85%
17% May 29
23% Feb
35
2874
85%
53 */4 May 28
40 y4 Nov
8% Mar 15
S% Nov
28 */4
85%
$3.40 preferred
40 V4 Apr
28
l,Uv/0
287#
85%
5
59 Va Apr
24 Vb
2o'/8
31V4 July 18
6
IS
45%
24%
86 %
Bcott Paper
89 Va Mar
-
17 % May
43% Jan
6
■>,; 4474 May
Sep
8
927a May 18
45%
24
287'4
Bchering
20
105% Apr
8
100•
7
Mar
9
Jan
377b July 13
13
101% Oct
45%
23%
857s
5%
1
75 ya Mar
Feb
98
l,2d0
6,0 JO
4 b i/8
28%
Bchenley
Jan
127%
877a
Bavage
55% Mar 14
22
May 28
18
127%
287b
Bangamo
12% Jun
3
9iV2
1271/4
28%
22% Mar
29 Va Jsn
17
9,400
93
9i;%
1271/4
237b
1578 July 24
21
587s
91 va
♦861/a
37 Va Mar 29
19
8
Dec
14% Feb
277b Jan
32
b,i>wd
127%
93
127%
b.idd
Id
58%
58%
7,000
3178
974
57%
15%
15
15
29%
15%
15
4,300
;
*
25% Dec 23
21% Feb
7
14
45% Jan
19
18% Aug 17
89% Jan
6
497a Nov
3
63% Nov
44
Jan
7
59% Jun 21
48% Mar 14
46y4Oct 28
57% Jun
19
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
20% Jan
20y4 Nov
2
25% Jun
.
27
33% Jan
25
7
55% Jan
557b Jan
July" 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
27% Feb
7
July 31
72% May
8
Co
Slmonds Saw & Steel
Skelly
3
Smith
Smith-Corona
3
467# Jun
7
28
May 28
32% Jan
12
24% Jan
21 % May
187# Jun
6
Feb
14
10
Jun
29
197# Mar
64 y4
May 10
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Oil Co Inc
17% Jan
12
10
2074 July 31
16
South Carolina E &
50 % Apr
24% Jun
53% Jan
20
29 % Aug
South
35
40V4Nov
3
34% May 24
Mar 14
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
23% Jan
31% Jan
54% July 25
Aug
36% Nov
7
Jan
18
28
Oct
11
19% Jan
34
17
51
47
21% Mar
65% July
38 y# Apr
40% Jan
17
8%
preferred
Porto
11
July 27
Southern
23
Mar 16
Southern Co
•7% Apr
14
25% Octf 11
93
Dec
29% May
247b July
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
?7% Oct 21
59
Feb
7
98% Sep 16
2
16% Jun
21
Nov
100
Sep
10% Jan
2
9
G Co com.4.50
20%
*51%
5
25
267s
Edison
25
July 11
16% Feb
see
23
237#
2274
58%
59
59
59%
22%
411/4
233A
5874
23
—7
10 'A
10%
10%
227b
267b
x20 %
*51%
28%
" 287B
■'? *35%
2274
*205
■
23
40%
-
(The)
*35'/4
7
59 %
39,200
227b
6,000
227#'
—;
'.'
'''•
10%.::
4,100
20'a
20%
201/4
20%
4,900
51%
7
10%
511/2
*5074
28 Vb
20%
291/4
10%
28v4
28%
28'/4
*35%
36%
7
y
*35 V4
36%
3 6'a
100
51%
53%
537#
537a
36 ;
537b
531/4
53»/2
53%
53%
53v8
531/2
22%
22%
227b
217b
22%
22'/a
227s
22
317#
32
32
32%
32 »/2
32
32vb
32
8,100
t V'
22%
21 7b-
*35
36
/
3,700
227#
58
.
10%
10%
52
1,000
>;'
23%
*205
'<
3,400
67
66
*40
'
10%
*51%; 53
V
267#
>
*205
.
2074
20%.
20%
y
-:65
64%
40
2274
j--
66 Va
40
5
_=
California
41%
•205
52
647s
65%
401/a
./■
3,200
17,600
900
32
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
377b
377B
371/i
371/2
37%
377a
13,000
37%
377b
377b
37%
38% July 20
-50%
5174
50%
51 %
50%
51
5078
54,500
5074
51%
50%
47,100
18
587# Mar 23
South'n
32
4
Mar 27
43% May
Southern Production Co Inc
May 25
49% May 16
207# Jun
1
6
20% May 29
88% Mar 19
5
24 Va
8
4
63
17
May 28
91% Jan
9
4
28% July 19
Pacific
5%
non-cum
21
Jan
17
5% July 25
40%
407b
40 v2
40%
41 '/4
4675
48
47%
48
47
47
45%
4674
47
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20vb
20'/a
20 Vb
20
207#
*89 »/2
100
*89i/a
90v2
1
271/4
preferred
Public
Service
Co
1
2.50
24 % Mar 20
Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Chemical Co common
6
100
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
29% Apr
Sperry
Jan
25
Spear
737# Jan
18
Spencer
103% Mar
6
4.20%
14
15
6
13% May 28
77
July 18
51% Jan 23
38% July 5
85% May 28
8'/a Aug
1
9% Jan
24.
40 % * 40 74
46%
*20%
1
&
25
25
99 % Apr
11
407a
41
4074
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
25
237b Jun
4
No par
3
*89%
277a
63
105
2
July 17
16% Jan
3
83% Jan
17
82
July 13
44% May 14
91% Jan
26
12% Jan
6
11% Mar 12
$4.50
Spiegel
$4.50
$3.50
5174
*97
20
5%
70
18%
52
98%
20%
51 %
*97
19%
277b
181/4
18%
5%
575
"5%
*647b
27 vb
18%
*64%
70
511/a
517b
53/8
70
5Vb
♦64%
5 Vb
70
5Vb
*647b
50%
com
preferred
19 7b
20
265/b
98 Va
20
20%
6,400
27%,
2774
277#
27%
242,000
271/4
263/4
277'b
101%
101
lOli/a
100v4
100 va
14'A
14
14%
14%
14%
14
78
78
78%
78%
79»/2
*79
78%'
79%
791/4
7974
39
3974
39%
3974
8674
85%
86
874
87b
Electric Co
1
11%
117#
87b- »'
11%
87B
11%
9,000
*97
20%
101%
*8574
'
5174
98 va
20
14
1
517b
51
*97
2674
79
*78
^
79
*78%
101
101
14%
'
79%
79%
79
801/4
791/4
80
397b
39
39%
86
86
3874
39%
39%
*85%
861/4
851/4
851/4
8%
87B
87b
8%
874
IIV2
*11 7b
11%
400
5,000
5Vb
70
98%
10274
No par
6,000
r
y
517b
20
1374
No par
18%
:
■
•
*97
98%
14
8,300
1,100
90% 7
28%
28
*18 7b
257s
3
&
5V4
*647#"
27i/4
102 %
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gas
:
2
preferred
Brands Inc
*18%
18%
2674
*181/#
>89%
'
•
90%
•89v2
25
common
Square D Co
Standard
27%
•
50c
Rand Cnrp common
preferred
Inc
18%.
90ya
27%
90%
-
Jan
Jun
17% Feb
22
(Del)
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern
97
7
Co
Southern Railway common
4774 Jun
30
page
May 15
1774 Apr
18
41% July 27
For footnote#
10%
64
65'/a
33% Apr
July 27
20% Mar
-
64%
40%
20,700
5,400
8
14
94 y4 Nov
23
7
*205
1
64%
.
65%
1,600
6,600
68
23
29
18
27
587b
2274
6778
31
17 V4 Nov
Mar 22
577a
681/2
Jan
103% Nov
88
10% Oct
2274
677b
65
64
64%
'657#'., 65%
x575/a
2274
.
.7
y
49% Jun
5
86
68 75
85
-
33% Jan
14
55% Dec
86
67%
85
5
1
237b Aug
8
29% Jun 21
88% Mar 14
3
40% Oct
35% Nov 18
6874
v.
52
85
29
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
103 % Nov
85
68%
85
84%
6774
52%
52'%
-
1,700
297b
29%
3174
90
Feb
84
85
237b
Sugar com
44
-*
52
23
15
*.
Rico
preferred
54 %
May 28
52
41%
1
7
513/4
50
3
3
5%
52i/4
41 %
pfd__100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
v
,*5174
65%
1
Solvay American Corp 4%
25
1
51%
6374 7 64%
5
Solar Aircraft Co
Feb
54
30
297b
10
37% Jan
51% Dec
29
67%
7
5
26% Dec 19
15% Sep 26
28%
10
Inc
Socony Mobil
29%
25
Oil Co
(A O) Corp
17
Aug
29%
84 >..•'/
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
Apr
29%
51 %
No par
-
67
29
__1
Steel Strapping Co
71
12% May 23
4
86
23
205
Jun
Simmons
10
50% Feb
23
210
Signode
26
52% Jan 24
56
18
174
35% Mar 26
55% Apr
4
<00
<*,
9o,duO
33
3178
11
45%
lu.Ood
4174
107'/4
2874
Ban Diego
27
14%
4174
10o%
33
126
46,ioJ
29%
li>%
2374
Bt Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Oct
104
327#
.58%
l,00d
4o0
287a
23% Aug
12% Nov 21
20
2,oQd
3d 78
*92
Xod:
V2
lj.oUd
2d
4 I 78
109
J
3178
31
4od%
14%
1478
477a
4674
Oil
3V78
*iul
2<7b
V#
3d
72
3078
3x'/2
4O9
104
27
14%
14
14
13%
14
137b
27%
27%
277b
27%
27
26%
4O'I%
*101
104
*>>U
30%
oi'/b
31%
458%
456
*101
104
♦101
104
30%
31 Va
451%
317B
451%
44674
.
23%
Bt Louis Southwestern
105
2
17
Aug
b.lO J
38
No par
Joseph Light & Power
607# July 31
Feb
7
9
40% Feb
18% Jan
105
16
Sep
7
July 13
19% Sep 22
33% Mar 14
101
6
2,uod
20
*101
100
10
Lead Co
Preferred
91% Mar 23
30
807a Jan
27
320% Apr 15
88 y4 Jun
17
Jan
3,uuJ
4b
237b
St
13
Jan
J
j,
074
7b 74
78
B
preferred
conv
j
t>78
'■
Bt L San F Ry Co common—No par
247a Mar 23
33
26% May 28
'
74
4.30%
19,iod
78
4u
.
10
preferred
Bt Joseph
22
7<V4
4074
5
Safeway Store# common
Mar 19
52
10
22 Va Jan
13
347b Jun
25% Mar 14
Feb
43% Jan 23
7974
40 %
%
1
(Jacob)
4%
074
78 78
-
s
27
42 y. July 21
2274
2*78
22%
6'/2
22
197B
311/4
5
20
Axle Co
common
(The)
Co
Ruppert
5
13 ya Apr
3
2278
07#
.61#
103
3774
30
preferred series A
Ruberoid
387# Apr
May 28
prelerred—
Spring
Han8 Co
23%
22 V2
2o0
103%
10d%
luJ%
104 %:
14 »/b
22%
&
*103%
103%
bO J
80 %
*8b
85
85
10374
19%
37'/4
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Coip
*
1
115% July 17
9% Aug
157s Mar 21
Old
13%
♦13
13
*30%
4%
487b July 31
23
30
6%
:
14,o^ J
337b
6%
14
f orp
conv
Rockwell
3
i/% Jan
10
27 Va Feb
15
35
/"'/v'/dd
63
32 V4
4874
25
Rohm
16
May 28
79% Jan
88% Sep
2474
*6172
32%
Rochester Gas & El Corp new_No par
2
105
9
May 17
Jan
7 12
29
:
62
31
Antelope Copper Mines
572%
2
21% May 28
Feb
9% Jan
24%
25%:
62
Robertsbaw-Fullon Controls com—1
12
37 % Ayr
3
9
Apr
307b Aug
2,Uo d
4
300
15
10
5
26% Sep
12 3
u%
12%
1, iuJ
4o
12% Jan
133
i,333
■■>
4/
,
2,dwd
45%;
Corp
I
167b
*16
45%
Rldgeway
5, jwJ
7'/a
15 '/a
/
£
iiO"70
12 Va
12 Va
457b
Roan
Sep 27
2674
204#
J
W
2 t,uu J
78
3d
*3078
2
"±,£.
3o */2
*347#
'
3d
27,a-,J
VB
*
40 V2
'*39
3oV2
;
46%
1774 Mar 20
43% Dec
*3o-/b
*45%
137b July 31
98
*347#
38
79'/o
Paper
4
*39
36
*36/8
78
Company
391
40
*o4%
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
23
34% Jan
*39
38
*367#
38
*364#
4
3J
40 Va
40
34%
678
Ritter
11
30%
72
3dV#
343A
*39
40
*3474
79%
Riegel
68% Jan
3374
3344
33 %
*39
237#
40% Apr 26
23% Jan
6
35
14/8
6 J/4
8
11
1472
78%
29
Oct
!•*•}«
■
227#
18 Va Jun
21
.Id'/#,
33'/4
a
No par
87# Mar 20
33% Jun
105% Mar
14
33 «/4
33 V2
Richfield Oil Corp
37% Mar 15
v
3
27% Dec
17
13%
/
1U344
42
Jun
14
13%
10374
6
100
137b
15%
10
series
series
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
Rhodeslan
Selection
Trust
Dec"" 2
410
16 -
16 »/4
100
1
5s
11
Jan
19
1574
16 1/8
Preferred 4.50 %
105% Jan
26
Jaii"l9
4 J */4
16 1/2
8574
21
Jan
44 ',8
16 1/4
75
r
,
4I-/2
167B
*65
82
24%
42
lb%
*85
64% May 12
257
56
41%
10
Preferred 3.60%
7 ud
bo'/4
>
56
100
Common
*03
55%
1
50c
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B^
7
16
1
34
b,J.od
5o 1/4
4i%
■
28
July 26
6'/b July
8
Dec
9
Nov 14
8% Sep
5% July 26
3
Apr
8974 Jan
70
26
20
101% Apr
5
1U5% Ay/ 20
45% Feb 14
26
32% Sep
101
Aug
57% May
1
49% Mar
2
54% DeC
l,lt/v)
l»l/2
;
551/2
10
JO
Revere Copper & Brass
5
Rexall Drug Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common—.—1
474 % pfd series' A———-—50
24
9% Feb
45 y« Feb
40
v
80%
19%
>
40 78
Com
Steel
WpDUblir
3
53% Aug
13
46% Apr
Sep
60
10
Oct
bo
19S8
44%
-
56
10
10
5
100
pfd 3'%%
Conv
12% July 10
427b Feb
351/2 May 25
45
44
81
19-/8
41%
'
Reliance Mfg Co common
8
10 y4 Jun
437#
buVi
19 Va
*551/2
15 Va
50
50
5
(Robt) & Co—
11.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
107# Mar 14
28% July 19
54% Sep 12
~7% Mar" 14
Inc
Bros
427#
81
19%
19%
1.5 "74
No par
50c
Reed Roller Bit Co
11
43
bx
19 Va
55
50
common
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Jan
15
Co
noncum
36,500
42%
81 Va
40%
No par
1
2.50
5
noncum
4%
18% Jan
6
5% Mar 14
4%
30% Apr
3
7% Aug
61
May 16
iy%
Reading
2,i fO
437b
Rels
16
47% Sep 16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
31
4
11
12% Jua 27
3
5
3
37 % Apr
67% Feb
4
>2
July 25
33% Jan
Dec 30
19
34*% July 10
39
11% Feb 14
19
Sep 13
21% Aug 25
60
41
9
27% May 22
3
15% Sep 26
13% Jan
1
Mar
38% July 27
42
Mar
8
7% Jan
12% Feb
167b Aug
31% Feb
Aug 11
18% Aug
3
32
19 1/4
81
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
Co
...—
Raytheon Mfg Co
12
447e Aug
32
427b
437b
8U-/4
Inc
32
o2
*<>dV2
43%
Ranco
32 % May 28
31
29% Jan
Apt
oV/4
3174
32
4,700
32%
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Co
1-xO
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l*xo
72
•
32
32%
32'%
*l*x
148
147
bti-Ul
d
Auj.
Aug. 6
32%
32
327B
148
•1*7
149
No par
$3.50 let preferred
j
20% July 11
23
*147%
Radio Corp of America com_No par
50% Mar 22
14
18% July 26
53% Jan
16
41% July 5
common
317b
321/4
32
5
100
oil Refining Corp
id
Quaker otuie
33% Apr
Feb
34% Jan
19
16
2
55% July
26
Quaker
0%>
tThel
Oat# Co
preferred
7
20
the Week
Friday
inursday
1
Aug.
July 51
July 3d
EXCHANGE
Feb
35% Mar
153
27
88% July 27
Sep
>
Apr
5
32
,
30% Jan
145
81% Jan
47
.
May 28
31
33% Sep 14
154
July 15
31% Aug 1
30% Mar 30
148
Leweri
Bale# to/
SALE PRICE8
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
Blfheri
Range Since
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
lu|< far PmtIwi
7i»r 1955
Monday, August 6, 1956
...
11'/a
11%
•
310
8,200
330
3,800
10,900
150
87b
4,500
11%
4,700
(539)
tit »
NEW YORK STOCK
v
i*
■
■
,
/
•
Range for Prevlona
-
Yeai
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
48
42% May 18
53%
Jun~24
48 % Jan
Aug 19
87a Jan
102
40% May 26
36
Mar 28
98.
May
8
12% May 29
15
50
Mar 30
14
Feb
11-
Jun
19
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
51 V2 Jin
59% Dec
50
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
29
13% Jan
4
18% Jan
23
.4
26% Jan
9
32
12% Jan
95
15% Jan
11
41%Jun
4
Dec
11
21% Jan
105
8% Nov 22
Feb
15
22% Jan
23
'
41%
Nov
2
58% May
Mar 30
25
11
21
*
July
30% Apr
42
Feb
90
173/a Jan
10
25
11 7a
27
177a May
21
81/4 Feb
••
July 25
9
417a Jan
25
17
62% Jun
6
4574 Dec
11
12
lOVaOct 11
2472 Oct
10
28% Jun
6
28 74 Oct
11
37
8
Dec
31
11% Jan
27
16
333/4 Jan
143
Oct
19
Oct
11
35
Oct
17
12
Jan
&
18
Jan
13% Jan
10;
174
7% Jan
43
Jun
11% Jan
11
557,
55
55"
5,600
2278
227a
227a
223/4
8,500
3574
•
5474
227a
35%
*18 72
347a
343/a
34 5/a
34 7»
34 7»
3,000
277a
27% "■
273/4
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277a
4,800
87s
77a
8 7a
8
-
4574
45 y2
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13% 7 14
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;
46
76%
763/4
29
297a
14
77
307a
29
29
25 7a
247a
39
387a
25 74
383/4
25 7a
39
73%
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8 74
8 7a
10701
7.50
com
-
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26
3874
72 3/4
7274
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87a
8 74
8 3/8
1100
1080
1100
213/4
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437a
49%
53
537a
r
92 7a
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11
107a
11
197a
133/4
13 7a
13%
13%
53
53
V
14
13%
54V4
197a
657»
327a
48 72
543/4
54 7a
92 7a
907a
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117a
1174
18%
1974,-
137a
137a
13 7ar
13%.
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543/4,
66 3/a
6774'
43%
44 3/4
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,
,
13 Va
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66%
433/4
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323/a
a
19
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53 •
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32:
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13%.
27
32
13% •.;/./
27
-
•
51
Texas & Pacilic Ry Co-
8%
8%
32%
14
14
Jan
*91%
11
27
■
■/.
54%
7,000
7,600
02
50
11%
4,600
19%
13%
13 74
1,400
13 74
54%
137a
8,300
700
437a
7,100
673%
40.000
44
16,500
32
:
54%
653/4
43 7a
,
•
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427a
22%
49
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v./,
;
263%
,
p.
.
13 3/a
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447a
8%
8%
,
170
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*16674
—No par
423,8
423/4
4274
50c
22 Va
22%
22 7a
22%
—No par
22%
22%
22 74
Thatcher Glass Mlg.Co common
_5
$2.40 cbnv preference-—-—No.par
207a
207a
207a
51%
51%
50%
1374
13%
127a
127a
12 7a
*45
457a
45
457a
*12%
137a
87a
42%
common
$1.25 conv preferred—
The Fair—
Mar 28
*21%
49%'7
54
117a
19
2274 V
487B
13 7a
/
44%
32 7a
*2174
497a ":f':
543/4
133ii
1974
447a
-
22
No par
*13 74
1
:
127a
*168
';■://
137a
-
172
*168
8%
173
32%
30,800
13%
14
27
27
42 7»
8%
87a
'
169
168
427a
427a
22 7a
23
22 74
22%
20%
20%
2274
20%
51
503/4
5174
*13%
1474
*13 7a
,-Z
;
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42 3/a
5,700
1.200
18,800
common—
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
87a
6,400
■V
172
200
41%
4274
6,600
247a
23%
24%
35,100
22 7a'
237a
23 Va
247a
2,500
20%
20%
20%
20%..
3,800
*503/4
;
427a
227a
127a
537a
503/4
51%
14%
•;//' *13%
14%
400
123/4
12%
2,200
45
'
,
12 Va
45
•
8 3/8
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42
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July 23
200
2,200
2,300
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share ctfs ex-distribution—1
Co
3,600
267a
44%
4
3,600
5,300
8 7a
*10t5
1100
600
•3,200
4772
437a
48% Jan
25
3874
26
44 %
1272 Jun
243/4
38 74
47%
133%
18
247a
257a
27'
Thenmdd
X247a
106,200
K
477a
13 3/8
147a Apr
287a
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2,100
285/a
287a
255/a
13%
44
78 74
28 74
283A
477t
52 74
—10
78 74
28%,
283/4
473/4
277a
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
78
3,600
3,700
101
253/4.
*9iy2
11
32 7a
*89%
.
.
25 7a
197a
—2.50
1378
4/74
13 7a
/
7774
33,500
49
137a
26%
13%
1
—1/;
73/4
48 3/8
135/a
4i7a
27 3A
9
*
300
4774
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92 72
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77a
101
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72%
8 7a
1100
7 3/4
20
26
47
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72 7a
87a
1080
77
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48%'
135/a
293/4
73 74
v
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.
763/4
39
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14
32
25%
8 78
47
101
307a
73 V4
1070
463/4
13 7a
;
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8
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,
:
-
J' 77a
767a
38%
25
v
1
19 72
293/4
25
i
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.
101
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7"
1
4672
137a
*99 7a
101
13%
10% Jan 23
8,000
27 74'
*2774
11 % Jun 20
700
2174
27%
preferred series A—25
30
5,800
187a
-
27%
66%
54% July 10
13% July 31
197a
367a
18 7a
2074
'
27 %
44%
inc
193/4
36 7a
185/a
217a
2772
643/4
9
3674
187a
21%
19 72
10c
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Band
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447a
Pacific
.7" 35%
18%
2172',
203/a
'
25
Sub
200
55
22 7a
34 7n
„
9
500
6,200
19%
a.—i
conv
54
34%
30
—
4.48'/*
y
•
547a
20 72
Texas Gulf Producing Co
3%
Texas Gulf Sulphur™.
No par
Texas Instruments Inc common—1
182% May
15
•
187a
207a
1
(James)
'ieXuou
44
353/4
18%
20%
Texas Co
15% Feb
1
35 7a
187s
2074
•
100
34 74
*55
Texas Utilities Co
12% Jun
6
547a
7
1072 Jan
28
;
22%
*
Apr
137a July 25
473/4 July 25
117a Mar 16
5474
22 7»
Tnlcott Inc
42% July 27
Jun
,
54V4
22% ' 22%
34%
3578
Telautograph Corp
Temco Aircraft jCorp——
Tennessee Corp—
2974 Apr 16
29% Apr 16
22 72 July 10
153/a Feb
533/4
x
.'
.
4
10
48
1434
543/a
9
23
1
71
*14%
*1872
12.50
Symington Gould Corp,
Jan
4
143/e
-6972
143A
52 %
2172 May 28
21% Jun 29
July 12
12%
147a
*54
71
4972
34% Feb
19% Mar
713/4
14%
No par
1
53
54
72
*143/a
-
2
253/4 Nov
55
:707a
14%
1
$4 preferred
28
28
*54 72
72 72
14%
__i
-
Nov
25
54%
70
54%
70
99
*1972
Mining Co
38% Dec
1574 Nov
Nov
series of
257a Nov
45
5472
54%
*143/8
>10
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
j
28% Apr
9
453/a Mav 17
24
150
10,900
*98
3474
A_
Sunshine
383/4 Mar 26
157a July 12
;
fi
8 74 Apr
13
16 74
No par
3
Texas
9
16
69% May
,
6
25% Jan
167a
51
14
Jun
1674
52 %*
20% Mar
3§72 Feb 14
44% .Jun 21.
16% Jan 28
167*
34% July'9
57% Apr' 27
8
59% May 28
May 16
36% Oct
16%
497a
1574 May
Feb
21,700
527b
May 28
45
15s/a
49
Jun. 25
12% Jun
,
15%
Sylvania
18
2
155/a
10074
2072
;
2
7
11,900
■'15 74
507a July 26
May
59
15%
21%
12
9
577a
10074
15 7a
*98
347s
common
Elec Prod
587a
*98
54,200
°2074
Biscuits Inc
7
130,500
xl6 7o
25
May
59%
7a
47
*21
99
58%
1
Sunshine
7
6074
56
55
15
1
Co
4%%-preferred series
2
48,800
597a
56
"7593/4
55%
2C
,
p£d
617a
99
common
2nd
6174
'55.
15
•
5 "2 %
56
613A
167a
F.No par
Sunrav-Mid-Cont. Oil Co common—1
Common
"when
issued"-
6
55 74
617a
99
-.-5*0
11
Sep
Co
5674
61%
6074
15
—5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
25
27 % Feb
July 18
9% Sep
Oil
Shares
553/4
61%
>
No par
i
Corp__
Corp
101
557s May 10
43% May 23
6
Sun
52% Mar 16
*
T
9
July 26
Feb
1.220
.Corp
Chemical
547a
5
$4.50 series A preferred
Mar 22
10% Mar
10
-42% Jun
2
23% Sep 30
52% May
2
Jan
Sun
1
May 28
8
Sunbeam
6
78
Broadcasting
607a
52%
the Week
Aug. 3
16%
5
:
common
Webstera—__
Studebaker-Packard
7
29 i-. Aug
July 10
21% Jun
Storer
59 7a
52 78
Friday
Aug. 2
147s
15
-
prior preference
Stone &
30'/a July 31
1
May 28
960
6
Co
Mar 23
35
8
99
80
Jun
i
Inc
Aug
3
157a Mar 15
69
2
49"% Jun
-
267s Jau
39
Feb
15
15
.
"101%
Jan 26
28% Aug
3
24% July 20
Aug ^1*
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
33% Sep
26
.
31
1,080 Dec
Mar 14
Fuller
Camp
Baer
57o
•49
8
70 % Jan
8
91% Apr
6% Jan
&
Stokely-Van
103/8 Feb 29
6
41
Stix
56%
61%
Balei far
Thursday
15%
5
1
blVa
*98
1
Inc
4
56
61 %
52%
10
—
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
28 % July 17
21% Aug
Drug
Stevens
Co—
3
9
Jan
44% Oct
21% Jan
Chemical
Sterling
273/4 Mar 12
39 % Apr
14
20
r
Stauffer
56
58%'"59%'-
_No par
.Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
6
35% Jun
30
12% Jun
18
25
PRICED
1
S
Apr
26
32
L
Jan
20 Va Jan
97>
(The)
KALI
Aug. 1
5
.
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
July 31
54%"
100
Starrett
13
1
A
4
20
Jun
preferred series
AND
Tuesday
60%
—7
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
7% July 11
7
33/4%
6.25
25
3
2
Feb
18% Feb
740
common—10
22 '/a Feb
5
4,
28 v
32% May 11
75% May 17
Ohio
31% May 28
•
"
of
587s Jan
May 28
271% Jun
6
Oil
Jun
19
80% Sep
25% May 12
Jersey:
Standard
California
15
17% Aug 12 S ■S13%: May 28
27
67% Feb
;i7
:il8.
New
Indiana
75
•.
5
27
321/4 May 28
30
.29% July
Jan
of
56% May
21% Jun. 27
v
July 14.
33 Va Dec
26
Oct
5
21
21
Aug 26
>
Jan
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
6
20% Sep
13"% Mar
29
38% Oct
6
16% Feb
19 V8 Jan
;
of
Oil
15% Aug
17% Jan
;•
23
42% Mar 14
Oil
Standard
4
100 % Mar 23
19
43% Jan
Standard
S
of
RECORD
LOW
July 30
Par
2
Oil
"'i'
7
Monday
EXCHANGE
Standard
62% Apr>
.
May 28
15% Dec 22
25
'■
STOCK
55% May 15
31
22% Feb
6
1G% Oct
YORK
581/4 May
63% Apr
23
50
NEW
Highest'
May 28
49»/a Jan
99
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
1055
V
12 3/a
12%
45
*44 7a
457a
447a
137a
*125/a
137a
*12 5/8
/■:■
/;
460
140
'
4378 Oct
19
607a Mar 24
1007a Sep
27
1057a May lo
12
23 i/,
88
May 18
Jan
17
35 7a Dec
5
33
Jan
263/4 Jan
5
287a Dec
7
253/4 Apr
11
757a Dec
22
48
Jan
6
13% Jan
3
397a Oct
11
62 V4 Feb
Thompson (J R).,
707a July 18
23
24
26
104
,
Thompson
Feb 13
4%
/
473/4 Mar 26
x
28:,/8 Feb
17
80
May
15/:
Aug
447a Jan
377a Mar 14
48 3A Sep
12
28
3572 Jun
8
38 72 July 27
20% May 24
45-% Apr
2274 Oct
187a Jan
20
243A July 13
20
Jan
31
223/4 Oct
11
2874 Jun
15
24 y8 Feb
9
55% Dec
14
60
18
557a Jun
18
283/4 July 23
59
July 27
25
Jan
10
7
Mar
2
52 74 Apr
17
/•" 63Mar
18
Mar 15
253/4 Dec
29
50
May 16
537t Feb
2
25
Mar 14
337a Apr
14
51
Aug 26
597a Apr
31% Jan
14
52
Jun
8
13
217a Jap
30
207a Jan
19
15% Apr
27
60
19
32
24% Dec
16
153/a Aug 16
46% Aug,17
97a Nov
2
253/a Nov
2
-
Jan
183/a Mar
28% Feb
46
!:i
14
403/4 Mar 18
Apr
6
24
'
9
52
Jun
26%
26%
26%
83
/
83
>66
Inc
$2.70 preferred
Preferred
series A
433/8
42
42%
5,900
267a
26%
26 5/s
26%
26 74
26%
2,600
837a
82%
837a
14
13%
82%
' V
14
65 74
66
130
86
6,300
13%
14
13%
14
7,900
673/8,
68
68
397a
397a
397u
23'%
25%
22
22%
2574
25
28 74
28 7a
287a
28%
28%
5874
58
58
58'%
58'/a
28%
28%
28%
29%
29 74
29%
59
59
•.
39%
39
39%
2174
22
10,700
253/a
253/4
2,500
28%
28%
28%
19,100
58%
58 7a
2974
;■
59
,
25%
58 7a
/
397a
22
28%
25 74
1,700
16,400
25 74
39
21%
*57
857a
100
21%
39 74
25 7a
.
85 74
,
(-43/4
21%
*57
5,600
42 3/4
58%
.50
67
99
43%
28
1
common
66%
10074
43 7o
66
133/4
67 74
66l4
*100
137a
43 7a
38%
—50
(conv)
14
653/4r
100
100
t
26%
,
213/4
*24%,
j—5
—
Truax-Tracr Coal Co
297a
*58
60
60
287a
'
7
29
3,500
60
*56
100
3074
3074
30%
295/a
30 7a
54
54
54
54%
54%
54
54
20tli C'eutury Fox Film——-—.—1
Twin City. Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
243/4.
24%
243/4
24%
24%
*17
177a
17
177a
177a
177a
717%
17%
17%
*50 '
517a
*50
9%
9
Twin
18'
15
500
587a
Tung-Sot: Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
11
357» Jun
Airlines
Transue & Williams Steci——No par
Tri-Continer tal Corp common
1
12
14 7a Jan
■
42%
65 %
Trans World
■
62 7i Mar 13
25
13% Feb
-
8% Jun
26% Apr
4
30
36% Mar 12
29% Apr
18
Jun
34
81%
13%
> 6574
100
42
:25
———
*12s/a
65 74
60
♦99
v
42$*
64%
2
Nov
3
2u "a M ,r 21
100
10
s
Tiinken Roller Bearing—-No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
5
253/4 July 25
/
10
6574
-64%
*997
.100
T
common
137a
*12%
Trane Co •'(The) ——„—a——2
Transainqrica Corp———
.-—2
7
13% July 19
6
Inc common__5
^
Oil
$1.20 preferred
7
Mar 29
63
18 74 July 26
587b Jun
Products
preferred
Tidewater
13
-15
: TXL
Coach
Oil
Co_
Corp
1
(The)
9%
31
1
3074
3074
307a
*53%
51%
*50
517a
97a
3174
313/4
7a
33 7a
*17
9%
•:
297a
*53
30
6,100
55
400
8,100
900
517a
♦50
51%
1074
10%
10
10%
4,4o5
32%
733%
32%
337a
28,000
♦50
10 7a
327a
'
'
33%
<•
U
137a Jan
6
16% Jun
15
May
4
43 7a Jun
28
28% July 23
6% Dec-
1
11
Jan
4
6% May 28
33
Z
-
—
Jan
6
2774 Jan;'
6
1087a Mar 22
92
-
11674 Sep
317a Jun
26
1
100
92
987a Sep
457a Sep
12
26
17
Jan
Apr
27
5
——
263/4 Jan
j:
487» Sep
6
44
8
'
7
91
Mar 27
Udyllle
Union
477a May
8
133% July 17
'Union
-
28% Apr
30
Jan
3-112
Jan
Union Client
V Union
9
May 18
93
Jan
91
Feb
15
1047a Mar 29
977a July 24
104
Jan
6
59
205
52
65% Apr
2
Feb
7
Nov 25
Jan
52
—
Jan
>
166 7a July 27
4
lud
3
May
397a May
9
3
5274 Feb
QVi Aug
30
Jan
107a May 10
36
Apr 30
2
5
26
7474 Dec
22
613/4 May 25
7574 Julv
9
Nov
7
1287a Dec
22
H374Jan23
13l7aJuly
V
.
28
Mar 15
1037a Jun
17 3/a Jan;
447a Jan
29
3
18
21%
3474 Jan
20
4% Apr
1
6
Jan-
8 7a
May 17
15% Feb
7
25
5734 Aug 24
674 Jan
Jan
44 7a Feb
10
12
472 Feb
73 Ve Jan
62
9
6
23
3
May
987a
987a
*98 7a
997a
10
613/a
60%
6i7a
593/a
607a
14,900
"when
Common
issued"
noilcumnlative
4%
5"
United
Aircraft
10
31
727a
Corp
5
com
100
America
126
10
Inc.
of
93/e
41
No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10 /
' United Carbon Op
No par
47%
9%
317a
317a
.31%
Corp
Gas
Improvement Co
3
11
617a Dec
177
Dec
6
4 7a Aug
3672 Dec
3
193/4 Feb
29
2 7s
9
"33/4
July 11
28 78 Jan
Mar 26
64% Dec
United
United
22
1847a Feb
15
397a May
9
S
&
8
U
S
77
2
U
S
169
23
181
Avg
Feb
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
16% Mar
44 74 Nov
footnotes
see
28
page
24
8
22 7a July 19
U
8
4474 July 20
,
15% Feb
3
Apr
14
44
24.
Jan
5
.
1%
1
197. Mar 22
497a Mar 16
U
S
Gypsum
.Securities
S
Industries
28 7a
28%
2974
3.300
*1017a
102 7a
♦1017a
102 7a
*25 74
257a
2574
2574
400
69
67
677a
8,300
665/a
68 Yt
67
4572
4572
45%
4672
48
48
472%" preferred
common
series A
10
50%
1,600
4 /a
43,4
4%
4%
10,500
797a
*78 7a
797a
67a
6%
15,100
14 74
14
1474
50,600
26 7a
26 /a
2674
2674
26%
15%
15/4
49%
15%
15%
15%
11.000
49%
49 74
49%,
33,200
32%
40/a
30,200
6%
147a
33
49%
32%
33
1574
4)%
32%
13%
4174
4172
413/8
4172
40%
6%.
67a
6%
67a
6%
1674
167a
1674
16 U
1672
16
16 /a
16 %
-
67a
1
.1
4
-
preference
Inc
*126
78/2
67a
14
4 /a
797a
15%
100
Mach common—827aC
class A
2874
50%
No par
preferred
Hoffman
100
21,000
**16%
Mfrs Inc
Co common-
5%
15,500
4274
10
Freight Co
Foreign
*253a
74 s/a
129 7a
41%
1574
City Mines Co (The)__l
247a May
2874
1017a
73 74
747a
493/4
327a
issued"-
Park
23
18% Jun
For
&
U
38 7a Jun
12
Merch
54 7a Jan
29
5
United Industrial Corp
217a May 29
29
-100
Engineering & Foundrv
5
1
No par
"When
Ta n
2%
235/a Jun
5,400
423/4
41
Gas
United
July 30
313/a
13174
507a
United
6
2
9,500
317a
74 74
153%
2
7% Jan
41 >
~9 7a
42 3/a
50 V*
Fruit Co
33 % Aug
61,300
7a
*127 7a
xl574
United
United
5% July 10
1674 July
3
317a
33 3/a
"9
74%
2672
5
28 7a May 11
35"74 Jan 23
3174
327a
13174
42%
28Va
1017a
25%
6%
1474
*26
1
42 7a
263/4
Electric Coal Cos
2
*128
1372
Corp (Del)
1.
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United
31
97a
500
*267a
United
83/4 Mar
31%
73%
26%
United
36% Oct
3374
974
93a
3172
4%
5
393/4 Mar
230
--
*7872
67a
1372
3
9
667a
66
'
327a
333/4
4®/8
Jan
14
'/
97a
7972
Jan
6 5/a Aug
43
237a
283/s
*1017a 102
257a
257a
657a
33
45/a
7
34% Dec
74
131 Vt
*125
41%
417a
,
*7872
23
Mar
73
73
126
'
—
9%
4%
17
$5
34%
—
93/a
7972
6%
13%
22
9
33s/a
347a
-
4%
20
3
27 7» Oct
4574
Jan
8
Mar 14
com—ouc
674 Jun
49 74 Aug
18
Stores
$3.50 convertible preferred-
21
13% Jun
Sep 26
———No par
—
Cig-Whelan
-
85
>
107a Jun
Mar 31
30
(Delaware)
United
93
*89
93
*89
600
283/8
28%
*1017a 102
25%
253/4
62%
r
170
47%
par
617a
33%
preferred —50
10
4% conv. preferred
Lines
1677a
27
May
370
99
607a
11
17
2,700
79,000
*987a
60%
*98
30
60
2
24%
277a
1047a
2474
997a
617a
25,
3874 Oct
13 7a Mar 14
106
277a
1047a
247a
21%
27
105 74
*98
603/4
No para
22% Dec
517a Feb
273/4
997a
series
$4
4% preferred "when issued"
Union Tank Car Co—
No
4
27% May 17
153/4 jnn
3
24 7a
24 7a
106
10,700
12,400
84 7t
*7872
67a
1372
7% Feb
93
1057a
1,100
427a
130
;
Preferred
Mar 21
4% Jan
82
*89
277a
'
* 106
42
1297a
85
15
78
27%
106
1307a
8474
United-Carr Fastener—
727a July 18
247a
27%
21%-
106%'/
423/4
42
1297a
85
1087a Feb
9
423/4
1293/4
93
Biscuit
717a Mar 26
42 74
1287a
247a
*89
"83
United
28% Apr
42 %
128 74
24%
847a
323/4 Apr
107
427a
xl267a
847a
23
20
42 74
857a
27% Jan
27
8,600
774
93
22
48 V* Jan
3,100
297a
*73/a
"847a
337a Sep
10174 July 17
14%
297a
77a
*89
Air
-2274 Jan
14 s/a
307a
7%
No par
United
t
14%
297a
73/8
—No par
44% Mar 20
July 25 z
147a
30 74
$3.70 series
23
57% Nov 28
147a
106%
357a Jan
-27
143/0
29%
7%
7%
Nd par
497a July 25
20
Feb 24
10
10 "^
-
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co common
9
6
common—1
12674
24%
147a
30%
127
2434
42
No par—
1474
30
7%
Preferred $3.50 series
21
3474 Jan
113
30
/
*7%
Corp__6%
Materials Corp
&
Elec Co
Preferred
..
9
47%July30
——
327a Jun
10
Paper
Carbon
&
Preferred $4.00 series
11
837a May 25
July 27
Bag-Camp
Carbide
147a
30%
77a
1"7": 147»
No par '
6"
Rul)ber Co
Asbestos
Union
2
17
(The)
Corp
Underwood Corp
'
Apr 23
May 15
1047a Aug.
32 72 Aug
49% Aug 31
163/4 Mar 19
13
30
31% Apr
J Jan
113
3
139
10
26
223/s Jun
6
867a Oct
Nov;
317a Feb
10374 Jan
a
—
803/a Mar 14
20
,
;
50
1
50
274
2%
38 38
23
23
72 72
73
*170
173
207a
20%
*41
42
1772
17%
48
48
-
2%
27*
39
23
38 /4
*22 /4
7374
*169
172
207a
20%
*40%
42
48
J.,?
■
48%
497a
67a
50
67a
3374
33
3374
40%
40%
4074
,•
6V2
6%
6%
16 /a
16 A
16%
1674
16%
-T6/4
16/a
16 /a
16%
*16 Va
16%
2%
2%
38%
38 7a
38 %
*
23
2/a
38 >a
22 /a
27a
,a
2%
38 /a
22%
227a
22 7a
77
76 74
77
1,800
38
23
33
-
iZo
169
1^2^
20
20%
*407a
417a
48
Ylu
48 U
6
,
*,Io
-169
173
,,
,207a
42
20
3/a
42
17%
48
48%
27a
1,200
8,800
■
16,900
5,300
4,100
900
11,200
173
35,900
20%
20%
*4174
42%
100
17%
17%
19,900
48 %
100
*48
2$
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
25 Va Nov
6
Jan
8V» Jan
21 % Oct
11
21
66JA Jan
35
44
6
Jan
84 Vi Mar
Sep 16
75 y. Mar
3
23'/a Jan
.
110
■;:i 97
Jan 19
39% Mar 14
84
23
46% Jun
160 l/a Apr
23
18
11
*60% Peb
18
11
170% Dee
1
i 40'A May 16
62 Va Sep
23
168% Nov 14 ;
19% Aug 24 '
38% Aug
3
456% Mar 14
3
17% Jan
r35&Mar 17
15% Jun
17
12% Jan
,
14% Apr
27
100% Jun
91
,
Jan
U
9
3
Jan
16
38
14
12% Jun 27
53%
.52%
53%
164%
163 %
163%
163%
62%
63 %
63%
64
64 %
64%
62
64%
64-y«
50
16%
1
United
Stockyards
25
1
Corp
*36%
■
.*-<13%
convertible
$6
preferred—-No par
1% July
X, 10% Aug
July 30
3
25% Aug
59'/a Apr 26
56% Mar
3
41% Feb
9
4
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
6
159
Apr
9
24% May 31
167
Feb
24 ;
May
?<• />-*l3A-
170
Feb
18
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
77 % Nov
91
Feb
3
75% Jun
27
51% Dec
28
47% Jun
4
47% Apr
28
7
11
13% Jun
8
173/8 Jan
3
Wan
27 J/a Jun
8
37'/4 Apr
6
4
7
Jan
4
9 J/4 Aug
1
65'A July 21
•45
Jun
11
Feb
7
10
/
19 % Mar
13% May 13
'
\
4
39% Feb
10% Apr
8
6% Jan
■
,
47% Mar 15
38 V4 Feb
127
Oct
14
133% Jan
24
129
130
Jun
13
133 % Jan
21
125 J/a
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
3
r-
'.9
9
-
18%
87% Sep
94
12
33% Oct
11
.
-9
& 55
18%
9%
98
{
4
<iV4%
Utah
130
.
Power
8c
53%
1.700
Light Co
No par'
America
49%
*76
1
54 v
10
25%
55%
28'% Aug
15'/a
15 J/s
35%
28%
6
e%
8%
Chemical
Shreve
Inc
Co
Pacific
Ry com.100
&
Jun
19
103
Feb
18
106
Mar
99
99
Aug
49%
Nov~30
46 3/a Jan
33
May
27
16
106
6
11
30
Jan
15%
Jan~19
11
34
40% Jun
51%
28
54'%
14%
29%
9'A
-8%
9'/a
8%
48%
48%
47 J/a
433/4
;;
25
25
31%
31%
*125 J/a
9
13% Jan
19
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
30 Va Feb
29
33
Jan
66% Apr
7% Jan
27
May 25
75
Mar 20
15% Nov
15
100 % Aug
10
10% Jan
5
*'—
*125 J/a
—
__
30
30'A
*90
91'/a
*90
91'/a
118'/a
47%
113 J/4
800
45%
*97 >/a
100 >/a
*99
114%
•97%
99
*100 >/a
100'/a
100
46 3/a
114 J/a
99
38,200
150
101
100
99
5,100
120
120
/
114
114
5,200
30 »/4
293/4
30
293/s
',,>"T2i:;s: 121
46
46%
101
*97 »/a
*100
,
2,000
.
30%
113 >/4
101
1,600
*8
'
30
46%
99
*100
1,400
16.600
9
*125 >/a
__
*125'/a
■
■■■■
•
•
—-
-
70
30
*98%
*98'/a
99
99
693/4
71
70%
71%
70 3/4
713/4
70%
71
31 »/a
/
100
31 '/a
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
39
39%
38%
393/s
1,500
4,100
197/#
20'/a
19%
2,300
5
9
15% Dec
.
30 Vo
28%
114
*97'/a
70'/a
-'14% Jan
3
Jan
99
*97 J/a
100
,
''•■■mm''-'
&
91%
29'/a
.
18,300
143/4
29%
15
118'/a
47%
*113
70 J/a
Wabash
May 21
114
*98'/a
3
75
*113
503/s
15'A
*90
29'/a
463/4
49%
4,100
29%
30
118
.
55
50'A
49%
'
55
54%
-
"
100
83% Jan
85% Mar, 36
19
Mar
;V;
preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
39%
39
39 3/4
10
20
Vulcan Detinning Co common
7 %
preferred
i
1,400
'
'29'/a
*125'/a
91%
118
41 Va
100'/8
5
1
60
77
15
*125'/a
29
29'/a
117
47
100'/a
3
13
Feb
.
*76
*.77
29%
48-3/4
30 *
*90
100
30
16% Feb
28
400.,
*
25%
15
49%
29'/a
preferred
23i/a May
5
24
Jan
91
29
com
$4.12
18 % Dec
5
*90 »/a
117
17
31% Feb
28% Apr
100
No par
$4.20
72'/a July 18
333/4 Jan 16
Apr 30
May 29
31
6
1,600
v -..
160
*25
25%
.*76'
55
/ 9
*125 J/a
■
30
div
6
103 J/a Feb
3
293/4
partlc
preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5 preferred
—
.100
$4.04 preferred
.—100
13
Jun
98
May 23
Dec
Feb
2,900
35%
160;,
29 Va
*125'/a
rim.'"'
5
common
preferred
Va-Carolln8 Chemical
13
103% Aug 22
100
101
55
*35%
161 %
25%
,77
49%
,
9
49
*125%
*125'/a
6 %
Feb
10,500
25%
54%
35% ;
35%
25%
54%
29%
83%
49%/:
49
2.50
noncumulatlve preferred—100
3 V.t %
6
110
Apr
13
5%
473/4 July 26
25
111
22
25
55%
*160
161%
25%
:i5
29
Industries
Victor Chemical Works
18
Jan
128
43,200
>
-
161%
54%
14%
28'/a
24
38 Vs Apr
1
.
260-
..
.
;-W%;10%
25%j: 25%..
55
*35
X50% "51 J/4
2.50
Norman
Vicks
2
94'/a Apr
26
10%
10%
*76
-77
53%
49%
—100
..
Vick
•
128
Feb 20
34% Mar 26
/
1,100
,
3,100
,
Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
9
Peb
preferred
Vanadium Corp of
4
583/4 Mar
/
V.
*.9899
-; f--. i
55
-
170
„
!»-%*
:'•>
98
,
/
2,200
ii
'
July 23
55% May
•
9
108
May 2
38'A Jan 10
7
117% Jun
113% Dec
37% Jan
1.806
36%- 36%
24%
9%
-
•
..
82% Mar 29
July 16
90'/a Jan
11
Jan
44% Dec
3
Jan
33
1,100
187,600
157
r
'
29% Mar 12
273/4 May 28
51% Mar 29
146 % Apr
,7
Nov
4,600
;-r>I344£T.
r:
8%
98/
.
'
122
..*
<
360
-
66%
18%.
36%
560
v
64
156%
i,
-
15,800
64 %
,
65%
157
190
•*
preferred
2nd
B
/ Van
23
'41% Mar 14
35% Oct
98
it
62
V 36%
*
49%
•63
13%
*
-
•
64
66%
18%
36%,
*13 <6%
j
-
-8%.
-98% ?.
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prefered
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
35
10
convertible
Class
1
\ 30% Feb 23
159 y« Dec 27
32% Jan
13%
-
S%;
'98
»
27%
29
•
24'%
21%'
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24
24
1424
24
55%
56%
1 V
55 %
56
,:'v 35
{.35 tUniversal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
- 35
35
*161% 163
8% preferred
>.100
*160 * 163
25
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—1
*24%
25 ■<»
25%
4%
31 % May 17
V19% Jun 20
Aug 16
26
United Wall Paper Inc common—7
*'
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issued"..
1
2% May 10
5
.24.. July 30
-
.'13%
•
8% '
98 Vi";
164 %
64
19-
36%
i
163%
X157
18%
36%
53%
53 %
164'%
14,600
86%
52 %
1,300
121 %
64%
158%
18%
->36%-
'
13%
,
98 %-
•'
16%
r
37
48%
121%
64
r
;
67%
*85%
53
65%
158%
159%
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63
65
64%
>
300
41,200
35
49%
163%
64%
*63%
64%,
■4
164
63%
64%
65%
•
158%
18%
18%
V
No par
-
158%
158%
100
Co common
noncumulatlve preferred
United Stores *4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
9
Mar 23
99
03% May. 1
14
51%
34%
86%
123
53%
8%
..
123%
*85%
122
121
121%
49%
86%
86%
88
—120%
49%
48%
48%
47%
"•Vi/ *86J/a
f-
com—50
Mln
8c
67%
163%
preferred
1%
Va Apr 23
10% Jan
,
Ref
67%
67%
5
preferred
U S Tobacco
Feb .10
.,
Smelting
67
,34%
67%
11,600
30%
8%
35
100
preferred
Steel Corp common
8
7 %
20
:. 19% Jan
8
7%
U
1st
noncura
34%
53%
Rubber Co common
8
8%
Mar
30 '/♦ Jan v3
3% Jan- 3 /
May 26
V 37% Oct
U
1
8%
34%
Shares
29%
30%
8%
67%
121
Mar 14
.169
26
V 8% July 24
21
9
16
88
119%
30%
8%
■
11 <■'*.
1% Nov
*86%
100
69
18 % Mar
2.
100
preferred series B
30%
35%
the Week
:
Aug. 3
8%
9
33%
>
48%
preferred series A—<
'
9% Dec 30
;
153% Apr
47%
67%
Friday
29%
29%
*8%
33 Va
67%
32%
5
10
1
29%
9
3% %
68
23
•8%
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH SAL* FRICRS
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 2
Aug. I
July 31
**'*
,
29%
29%
3%%
j60% Aug
>
July 16
63
51% Jan
._1
.-10
common
2
Feb
170
4
56 >■:* Jan
4
Co
*
July 30
July 18
67% Mar 14
8
23
45% Oct
*
23
Lines
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
6
■j 90% Mar
128
53% Dec
61
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
/>-"
Monday
Par
4%%
51% July 18
9
26
Jun
101
1 70
172% Jun
1571/4 Jan
:;•«
19
37% Feb
12
20
Sep
9
Sep
93% Sep
21
11
66% Jun
28
U
2
J
»♦'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
15
8»/s Jun
14
9 y* Feb
5
STOCKS
■
NEW TORK
,
30% Aug
11
22% Jan
17
*-■
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowesw
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
19
•
V.
Buie (or Previosa
*19'/B
19%
19'/a
193/4
193/4
20
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293/4
*29 '/a
293/4
*29 Va
30
39%
393/4
39%
/
:/ •
19%
-
30
*29 %
30
*29 J/B
2,100
.
w
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jA
<74%
*12%
P
66
81 % Sep 14
16% Aug 31
6
24% Jan
Oct
13% Jun
3
30
14% July
14
2
13
18% Mar 14
30% Mar 14
v
.
43% Dec
71% Dec
18 Va Jan
30
42
May 12
38% Dec 20
23
42% July
32
106
Feb
11
20
40% Feb
21% Sep 27
20% Aug
9
-
9
38% Mar 23
34 % Aug
30
22
Jan
3
27
19 Vs Feb
8
3 %
36 Va Jan
6
1
52% Feb
20% Feb
16
9
29% Sep
1
7
24 Vs
25% Jan
3
25 Va Jan
10
107
Apr
100
29
26
112 % Jan
Apr
27
105
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
108
31
49
Sep
34
19
110
Jun
14
6
25% Jun
9
29
31% Oct
25
28
99% May 14
Jun
13
104
Apr
104
Jan
6
56
Dec
9
Jun
29
18% Jun
25
30
:
28
5
May 23
47
11%
16
273/s
27
Motor
;
47 Va
47
47%
116
49% Oct
11
28% Jun
9
32% Feb
15
83 V4 Feb
15
103% Mar 18
53
July 29
Oct
13
96% Jan
3
'26% Oct
Jan
32%
25%
25%
:n..|
3%
3%
37%
37%
32%
32%
24%
25
1
*24 %
24 Va
95
Jun
5
46
Jan
104
213A Jun
37%
37%
373/8
37 %
27%
273/4
27%
273/4
6
29% Oct
13
28 Vs May 17
6
51% Sep
2
Aug
36 J/4 Feb
;
107%
108%
108%
108%
102%
Penn
Power
*
4Va%
pfd
100
Va
Pulp &
Paper
Western Autd Supply
4.80% preferred
Western
4%
Co common_10
102% July 25
12
July 28
23% Dec 30
22
21%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
103
*102
104 3/a
37
30 Vs Jan
23
Feb
28
Apr
Jan
18
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
10
9
23
26% Feb
15
31 J/a Jan
30
12% Jan
Mar 10
99
80 J/4 Feb
16
-
61
May 10
16% Apr 30
82 J/4 Apr 30
6
15% Dec
86
Sep 15
77
17
Dec
5
14 »/4 Jan
4
18
Jun
21
27% Aug 31
22 J/a Apr
6
253/4 Jan
4
37V4 Feb
20
Aug 18
/.
conv
preferred
;
100
:
Sewing
Prior
,,
75%
76
57%
,57
97%
57
57%
973/4
preference
Oil
Wilcox
Wilson
&
Co
31'/a May
2
July 18
Stores
14
148% Jan
13
3
24% Sep
9
21 »/a May 15
24% July 10
Wisconsin
Public
35% Dec
23
23
30 V4 May 28
36% Feb
27
Woodward
Iron
45% Jun
12
503/b Mar 19
Woolworth
41 Va Jan
23
59% Aug
1
24
86
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
23% Oct 25
67 J/a Jan
6
14
6
86
Jan
Jan
18
59% Mar 30
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
12
Feb
17
136
903/4 May 28
1593/4 Jan 25
91
Jan
5
7 J/a Jun
18
263/4 May 24
323/a Apr 26
1081/4 Sep 23
22
24
145
Mar 22
55'/a
98 J/a
24
70
101
101%
15 J/8
15 «/b
*17 J/a
;
15
*28%
49 3A
>
101
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10 J/a
28,/a
81
51
<
'
;
56%
57,500
96
100
'
*128'/a
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fa
151.8
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57'/a
561/2
58%
45,300
99%
99'%
440
23%
23%
6,200
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28%
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28 Va
28%
900
49%
iv i/
991/4
233A
69
49%
49%
49%
5,100
101
101'/a
101/4
28%
15 3A
96
17,600
23%
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50
10%
52
j/8
81
55%
57 J/4
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98 3A
■
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28'/a
52
-
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;,
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52
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98%
70
50
341/4
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56 >/a
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10
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34
'
.
71'A
49%
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10
com
10%
.
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1
51 %
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51%
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.
i5J/8
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70%
300
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50
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10%
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6,000
28 J/a
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200
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503A
101
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.
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:
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.
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r,
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18
*17%
18
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17%
18
24%
24%
243/8
24%
9,600
200
82'A
27% July 27
Jun
8
107
Co_.
(F W)
Co
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34'A
34'A
34'A
34%
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483/s
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48%
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% Jan
3
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8
55%
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93 J/a
8
10
31 %
5
30%
97%
27%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Youngstown Steel Door
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-No par
101
57%
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57%
591/8
97
*96
97
215
*205
220
93%
8'A
93%
8
93%
8
58%
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24%
-V
49
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Zenith Radio Corp.
;
34%
48 y«
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
16
34%
*136
24
2
Jan
34%
138
24
333/« Aug
33% July 18
34%
*136
24
Wyandotte Worsted Co
104% Mar 21
34'A
138
24
4
8
34%
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10
10
10
Corp
10% Jan
19
142% Dec 27
Service
9
2
343/8
25
100
preferred
983/4 Mar
Aug
Jan
20
6%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series
100
pfd 4% % conv series_100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
213
83% Feb
Nov 25
t>
983/4
28%
*81
Worthington
993/4 Jan
92% Jan
<
23%
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50
1
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Jun
159
1
56 Va
■
.
n
5,300
V 800
75%
>: 193/a
193/4
35%
70
66'A
1,000
•
Winn-Dixie
21% Jan
52% July 20
: '•
28%
10
Co
a Y
49%
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98
23%
:
J*
57%
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56'A
283/4
*51 J/4
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1,500
80
f
75%
19%
34%
v-
35%
98%
-
10%
common—No par
Wilson-Jones
71 J/4
28%
preferred
$4.25
99 V*
23%
*68
»/a
Inc
Co
98 3/4
23'/a
55 V4
20
*128%
*128%
3 55 V4
-53
.
76 Va
193/4
♦97
97%
75
k:h) 35
20
4,200
102
*100
,>
79
'
2,500
:.
32
313/4
102
*100
102
J/4
21%
65%
2 8'/a
1
32 Va
s;
60
106
•21%
653/4
.5
common
21%
80%
20
Machine
32
106
'
80%
743/4
20
1
21%
Va
:
60
*1053^
60 J/4
59
>105%
V
65%
353/4
80
•:
105%
80%
*128%
*
98
65%
20
i
80
102 J/a
*96
80%
35%
.
108'A
*101
98
643/,
19%
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
5 V4 %
preferred
White
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
5
9
4J/4%
102.
73
Wheeling. Steel Corp. common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
common
5
*107%
102 Va
80 Va
35%
100
107%
653/4
20%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
v
105 3/a
103
74%
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
4,800
80 %
19%
17
2,000
27%
64%
34%
^4
36 J/4
273/4
81
73%
Brake
5,800
36%
28
65
10
Telegraph
23'/a
363/4
*96
22
-
49 "A
::?ic23V,::-
24
*101
59
20%
2.50
Western Pacific RR commonJNo par
Westlnghouse
Feb
58
Xl043/8
64%
2,400
38
37%
*48
49 Vi
138
34 »/a
59%
96
225
243A
24%
34%
34%
*134
*134
137
24
-24
24'A
.v\.;
49
58i/a
*94 J/2
10,400
34%
5,500
137
.
700
23%
23%
34J/2
3,600
48%
35 "•;•••'
48%
213
25'/a
34%
'
.
34%
48%
14,500
58%
16,300
58'/a
59'A
*941/2
96
*210
213
20
96
225
10
94
900
941/4
93 J/4
94'A
933A
'8
8%
8Vs
3»%
8%
83A
32%
31»/a
1023/4
26%
33
32
103%
27V»
105%
106'A
94J/4
31%
31
100%
27%
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
31
100»/4
31%
32
32 V4
102%
101
31%
101»/4
27J/a
273%
1063/4
103%
106
;
,
'
98
21%
*80
Western
Air
102%
*98
SQ
59
103
5
75
Nov
2,300
37%
107 Va
108 Va
*101
106%
100
9
Union
*107
98
32%
Ry
2nd
noncum
'96
21
1
com__Nopar
preferred
100
Maryland
98
>105%
100
1
*101
102%
59
common__5
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
T
1
Mar 14
43
33/4
273/4
27%
28% Feb 23
2
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
3%
23%
36%
37%
27%
4 Va %
May 10
58% Aug
3
103Jan 24
.
8
69
36 %
1,300
33/4
*48
49%
37
65% Mar 20
May 25
20
16
Mar 14
243/4
37%
38
8
May
130
*48
4
12
99% Jan
5
373/4
373/4
49%
24
36% July 17
21
Jan
30
24%
•
33%
33/4
23%
22% Mar
86
37%
*48
■
24 Va
West
18
Jan
23
"
33/4
3%
22%
*96
25
51 Va May 28
128 % Jun
98
140
25
22%
>101
9% Mar 18
'
500
25
*24
25
24%
25
33/4
49%
*48
50
100
105% Feb
26
2.80
com
.100
Jan
23
Jan
Snowdrift
&
preferred
C
Apr
'
;
.
B
10% Jan
j
24 J/a
5
32%
series
30
Jan
Nov
18 % Mar 21
23%
36%
series
18
18% Jun
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
6
1,6001
24%
37
preferred
37
29
82
Jan
4,400
34'A
36%
preferred
63
'
27
22 % Jan
36%
32%
37%
22%
23 Va Mar 13
7% Mar 30
-
36 3/8
32%
37%
32 Va
1
82% July 20
34 % Jan
'
3,400
36%
37%
32 Va
4.10%
17
27
6
39%
37%
4.20%
6,7
Sep
95
15,700
393/4
—No par
32%
vf
118
•108
118
*108
29%
Indies
West
13
77
22% Jan
433%
48
48%
41V2
•:
?
1,500
37,600
38%
2
Feb
27
'■
16%
27%
383/4
27
20
■
n
47%
120
•
2,600
11
16J/a
27%
38%
*24
160
16 Va
383/4
24%
103 J/a
10%
10%
*38%
*24
5,400
273/4
38%
5
15%
*102
103 %
3&V2
Co
10,600
16
27%
*110
-
17 »/4
15%
:
No pa"
1
;
:
700
'
27%
V'
16
47%
473%
♦109
115
•108
3
26%
26%
75'A
17
10%
10% vit/'v,
West Penn Electric Co
68% Feb
86% Apr 21
73% Jan 26
130
V:
16%
11 Va
*16
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
'
102
98% Aug
26%
Pharmaceutical—l
Corp
Light Co
Gas
Oil
4.8%
1
Mar
29
Jan
53% Oct
«
Petroleum
Wesson
West
Mar 20
95% Jun
Apr 27
105% Jun 10
"f 62
.«
16%
2
July 31
43% Mar
16% Jan
V 127
11 Va
ie%
1
Inc
Washington Water Power
43% May 10
46% Jun
56% Aug
9
20
Sep 26
25% Jan
6
11%
*'
Welbilt rnrp. ■■■■■-..
4
12
105% Dec
?.
103 Va
6
9
27% Apr
*1013/4
4% Apr
July 20
30
106
■
101%
7
50% Dec
35
101 Va
26% May
23 % Mar 14
.,
101 Va
1,200
32J/2
?74%
15%
1
14
1
32%
*
17
Apr
15%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
40% Sep
113
15%
*101%
15 Vs
9
25% Apr
28 % Sep
4
16%
16%
Mar
4
15
75
15%
Waukesha
6
15
74%
17%
3
30
99% Feb
733/4
15 Va
,
14
X
733/4
16%
101
"14
32%:
15%
81
*78
:
'
•
14
32%
:
17
Washington
9
■J 107% Jun
101% Feb
73 Va
81
*78v
-,n;
14 %
32 3%
14
15%
Warren
July 24
40% Jan
Jan
\
73%
si/78
,
16%
Warner-Lambert
114
50% Dec
17% Mar
72*%
81
32%
,81
'14%
''
33% Apr
20
32 3%
72%
No par
32 Va
*78
17%
WardeJl Corp
25% Feb
4% Feb
W
14
32
2.50
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
35% May 22
21% Mar
16% May 16
2% Jan
6
&
48% July 16
9
23
37% May 10
Apr
G
Apr 30
27% Aug
2
27
65% Jan
(Hiram)
14
32
10
81
14
Ward Baking Co common
1
5 Va % preferred —..—.—^.100
28
12 Vs Jan
1—
••
*78
preferred
100
1..
No par
Walworth Co
4
41% Sep
30% Dec
5
Jan
Walker
3
10% July
Sep~13
6
17% Mar 12
•••
RR
4%S5>
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
6
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Bond Record
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The
italic
letters
in
FRIDAY
the
column
figures
headed
after
WEEKLY —YEARLY
—
"interest
decimal
Period"
point
indicate
represent
one
in
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or
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
when
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
Range Sin
Jjtn. 1
Lowest
Highest
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10
108.28 Jan
4
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NEW
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BONDS
Monday
4
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1995
;
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102.12
*97.10
1956-1959
Low
,
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97.14
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AND
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SALE
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Thursday
Aug. 1
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the Week
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Wednesday
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July 31
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1978-1983
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i
Tuesday
July 30
STOCK
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10
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'
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a
LOW
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Lowest
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100.4
1961
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97.30
*97.25
1958-1963
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100.28
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1960-1965
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1953
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15
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—
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—
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1958
assented
89
89
May-Nov
May-Nov
Tokyo (City of)—
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165
78
95
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5%s
21%
98%
98%
Jan-July
16
148%
*164
external
secured
B
'106
April-Oct
Bydney County Council 3'%s 1957
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
23%
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'
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Prov
A5%s
1
Low
(Interest
1962
external
Africa
South
Jan.
No.
(interest
1952 extended to 1962
of) external 7s 1958
6%s due
ASllesia
2
19%
Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
..April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7'%s 1950
Eelsingfors (City) external 6l/2s 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
68
133%
*
May-Non
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
95%
61
125
(Young loan)—
June-De0
series
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—
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1
.
75
8
94%
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&
secured
Shlnyetsu Electric Power Co
|A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
1
74%
Croats
*84
110
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1999—
external dollar loan 1968
A8s
81%
75%
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2.5%)
water loan 1956
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
67%
60%
Bonds
High
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
83%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1950
to
A7s external
Serbs
81%
74 %
April-Oct
1930
30-year gtd ext s f 3s
§A7s series B 1947
to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999—
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93%. 100
13
67%
80%
80 %
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June-Dec
part paid 1964
part paid 1968—
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-
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stamped pursuant
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168
79%,
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or
Bid & Asked
of)—
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1936
19
158%
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—
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99
,
1963—Jan-July
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—
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,
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International
due 1965
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80
issue—
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5'%s loan
84
76
8a
100
100
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—
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dollar bonds 1972
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78
78
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82
■
bonds of 1936
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3/::
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10-year
4s
100
of)-—
1972
dollar bonds
„
9
Paulo
Ban
103
99%
Sale Price
Low
High
*76
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External loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969
3s
Hioh
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
Jan.
Low
No
*80
1953
(Federal Republic
German
Sold
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
100
Jan-Jv y
august 3
week ended
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1 1976—Jan-July
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(Republic off) 7s 1967
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47/gs sinking fund 1973
range
-
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Bonds
Friday's
Bid * Asked
1962—AvW-Oct
extl s f
AEstonia
or
Low
extl 4'%s
(Kingdom ol)
Denmark
Called
Last
Stock Exchange
New York
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Interest
bonds
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Friday
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64
96
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20
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73
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...
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RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Friday's
or
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1995
A
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Central RR Co of N J 3%s 1987
Central New York Power 3s 1974
Central
Pacific Ry
First and refund
492%
*91%
2020
1
May
Jan-July
April-Oct
Co—
3%s series A 1974
General
4Vis
1992
Refund and impt M 3Vis series D
and
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M 3 Vis
series
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"
—
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98%
&
111
mortgage
New
101
101%
118%
3
119
&*--
98
99
102%
123 Va
106
First
3%s
series
100% 101%
1st
1st mtge
15
100%
91
103 Ya
91
93
30
89%
94%
43
93%
85
94%
Afay-Nov
5s income debs Jan 2054
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
_Afay-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
Jan-July
f- AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038____,
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
85
•
66
-
25
105%
90%
68%
16
66
85
66
inc series
mortgage 4s
A
1983
Jan
mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 20Q3
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
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mortgage 4s
series A
1994i_
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&
Western
North
89
97
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I
76%
87
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ref
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ref
,
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*
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income
debs
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1963
F
56%
<
mortgage 27/as series G 1963
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
trust
mtge
4%s
Cincinnati-Gas & Elec 1st
First
mortgage 2Vis
83 %
28
:
63%
56%
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381
...
62
_
69
2
.
mortgage
gtd 3%s series E
mortgage 23/4s series G
0 I T Financial Corp 25/bs 1959
80
*76%
77%
4s
debentures
35/es
Service
95%
.95%
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chic
St
&
160%
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Jan-July
1977
debs
f
s
92'/a
96%
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mortgage
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A
series
B
debentures
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1st
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77
11
67
97%
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97%
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100
100
100% 100%
9
87%
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99% 100%
22
270
98
98
101%
Feb-Aug
1977
94%
94%
1999
2001
April-Oct
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
♦
A
First
and
refund
mtge 2s/ss ser B
First
and
refund
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ser
C
ser
89
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&
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ref
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ref
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ref mtge
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debentures
debentures
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cum
U
Power
(Bait)
Oil
Crane Co 3Vis
2%s
1968
—.
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debs
1961
May-Nov
1980
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as
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87
87
13
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D
1976
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mortgage 3VaS series N 1990—Jan-July
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Jan-July
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mortgage
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certificates
&
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ref
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M
71 %
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18
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series A July 2018
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1st
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102%
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debentures
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95%
130
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100%
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117
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s
f mortgage 1945
Aprll-Ocf
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Afay-Nov
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64
100%
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13
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1958
debentures
40
-
105%
»
*
__
Afay-Nov
June-Deo
——
■
105%
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May-Noc
1970
14%
92%
91%
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1968
General
14%
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96%
89%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
Gulf Mobile
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
97
177%
90%
*169%
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Jan-July
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A 4s conv income debentures
1969.—Mar-Sepf
103%
101
99
99
•
95
123%
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1968
B
Motors
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92%
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;
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96%
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1940
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—
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1976
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1975
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1975
1972
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payment
f debs 1977_
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98
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adj
debentures
95 Va
98%
142
90
1971—Mar-Sept
3s
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~
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.
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2001
mortgage 4s
2000
3%s
95
*93'A
135
99
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debt
2%s
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91%
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Cuba Northern Ry—
A 1st
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96
25
:
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-
debs
3s
;
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94%
10
Jan-July
1978
s
2015-
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Jan-July
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—
1986
Consumers Power first mtge 27/bs 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can 3 Vis debs 1976
Continental
3s
1948
debentures
~2
*
94
103%
(Germany)—
debentures
3%s
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94%
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91%
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1945
debentures
debentures
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88%
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series
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1984
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debentures
debentures
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&
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140% 142
Afar-Sept
1965
refunding 5s series A 1974
Dairies Inc
103%
81%
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82
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First and refund mtge 3s series F 1981-Feb-Aug
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1982_Afar-Sept
1977_April-Oct
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1972
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.
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.
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.
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General
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ref
&
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95
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s
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103
98
104
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142
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:
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General
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refund
Feb-Aug
1965
103%
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98%
100
168%
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1971
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Foremost
102%
115
1
15
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1982_
4%s
107%
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&
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1958-
1977
debs
debentures
94
99%
6
88%
98%
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97 V8
121%
5
95%
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...
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1981
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1986
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97%
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debs
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mortgage
3%s
99%
99
99
97%
99%
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June-Dec
—Nny-Nor
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2%s
91%
91
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95%
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1982__May-Sepl
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78
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debts
Co
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stamped
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94
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88
88
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100%
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1970
series I
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1, 2020
99%
.
91%
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1983
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,
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Firestone
63
98%.
94
__
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102
1970—May-Sept
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38
85
77%
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78 Va
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94%
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2%s
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General
120
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Elec
1993
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98
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conv
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»
100
96%
April-Oct
1980
Ohio
33/4s
mortgage
33/as
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97%
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1977
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conv
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4s
1975—
C
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ser
mortgage. 3s/bS
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103%
77
96%
90
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103%
68
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debentures series F 1981—"
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&
100
86%
17
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77
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1975
series
debentures
Columbus
92%
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v<3%8
„
98%
68
1st 4s
3Vis debs series D 1979
3s/uS
19
31
__
101 y4
75
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June-Deo
3s 1982
23/4s 1985
series
debentures
33/as
.
System Inc—
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3s
99
93%
*91%
*—
1979-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1988
debentures
debs
1969—
mortgage
4 %s
Ry—
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——June-Dec
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Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4V2S 1961—April-Oct
38
96 %
2
Afay-Nov
2018
series
refund
subordinated
Eastern
96%
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First mortgage 3%s 1986—
First mortgage 3s 1989
Columbia
102%
92%
100%
92%
*94%
1977—Jan-July
1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nou
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
First
102%
—
100% 101 %
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First
__
97
92
1st mortgage 3%s 1982—:
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st, mortgage 3%s 1984
97'
95
92%
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General 5s series B 1993
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div
•
107%
92%
96%
97
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Louis
&
East Tenn
April-Oct
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96
7
100%
103%
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91
1st mortgage 2s/eS 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
81
95
3
12
„
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mtge 2%s ser J 1988
3%s ser K 1976
conv
102
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1970
3s
Co
3s
^
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103%
75%
_
103%
98
101
100
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75
91
Second gold 4s 1995.
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
4%s 1961
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
8083%
20
98
95
*95
Afay-Nov
1976-Afar-Sept
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May-Noo
74
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99% 100
Feb-Aug
1960
debentures
Cities
3%s
Hit*
95
75
101% 102
75
1984
convertible
1st
97%
1969—Feb-Aug
1974
tr
27/8s
1980
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Low
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and
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I
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98
::
&
Detroit
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92
;
102
97
97
Range Sine*
Div
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984
Gen & ref 3Vis series O 1980
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74%
Edison
3%s
101%
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First
3s
70%
56
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Afay-Nov
mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
1978
70
152
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1982
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ser
57
69
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—
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Jan-July
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coll
11
>
.
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62%
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J.
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1st
80
95%
83%
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70
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Income 23/4s-4l/4s
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—_Jan-July
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—
83%
15
72
77%
'
A 198C-;
1995;
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72
69%
97
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contingent interest)
1993
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7
74
97
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1988
trust
No.
Income
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interest)
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&
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1 2055—„
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116
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series O
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April
April-Oct
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(3% fixed
1% contingent
95%
94%
&
5s
Mold
Denver &
97%
93
1985
B
mortgage
112
110%
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Bendy
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RR
mortgage due 1993
mtge & coll tr
106
106
refund
Friday's
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1983
Western
Lackawanna
and
107
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extended
&
or
Bid & Asked
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B
1988
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Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
Apnl-Ocl
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3%s 1977-Jtme-Deo
103%
101%
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i
Bale Price
Pennsylvania Division—
103
98
4s
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1st
14
98%
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Hudson
York
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RR—
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First
67
98%
1
98%
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Eastern
Lackawanna
97%
98
refunding mortgage 3V8s 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 27/es 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
Chicago
&
Delaware
1
98
First and
,
Delaware
88
98%
119
1958
96%
99%
__
Last
Period
1977
58
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
4s
debentures
A Income
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973__June-Dec
R & A aiv first, consul gold 4s 1889
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
General
3 Vis
94
74
93%
1996__Feb-Aug
E
97
Week's Range
Interest
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1968
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
75%
61
*__
Friday
BONDS
90%
79%
RECORD
3
New York Stock Exchange
k
1
High
92
—
Afar-Sept
1996_._May-.Nou
.
Refund
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78
Feb-Aug
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:
4
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
No.
—
AUGUST
'
Jan.
93%
May
2020
WEEK ENDED
Range Since»-
Bold
High
Jan-July
mortgage 4 Vis series A Jan 1
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
FOR
Week's Range
3s
2%s 1st mtge
April
April
Afay-Nov
96%
83
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87
1976—Afay-Nov
1978
98 %
90%
100%
90%
96%
98%
97
'92
June-Dec
2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s
1981
1st mortgage 3Vas 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
82%
94
88
98
Jan-July
1979
2
88%
April-Oct
1969
3
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First
mortgage
First
2%s
mortgage
100
May-Noc
100
100
103%
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June-Dec
.
A 1st
mortgage
AImp & equip
Alst
;
lien
&
June
4s
4s
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30
1970
1970
4s
ref
ser
Jan-July
;
A
ser
B
1970
1970
24%
-June-Dec
30%
-June-Dec
June-Dec
24%
30%
mortgage 3s
First mortgage 3s
1978
series A
Jan-July
1978
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
First
mortgage
3s
—
For footnotes
see
page
;
32
—
91
1
99'A
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31
28%
—
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31
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95%
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99
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Mar-Sepf
29.
23
2
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•
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Water first mtge 2%s 1976
lAHarpen Mining Corp 6s 1949
Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Hertz
3%s
4 %s
4s
•
Feb-Aug
1984
13
31
32
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 3%e 197B_Aprll-Oet
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25%
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91
„
—
98%
92%
92%
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2
-
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92%
in"7
92%
debentures
debentures
1958
&
^Adjusted
Manhattan
income
5s
fires 6& A
June-Dec
Feb
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1987
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
88
149
113%
149
1
118%
120%
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140
140
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90%
*91%
Jan-July
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1968
sinking fund debentures 1978
IHudson
88
147
5
90%
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Jan-July
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101
101
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30
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28
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BONDS
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let mtge 3%s ser H
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1961
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103
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1st
RR
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ref
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97%
101%
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,
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-
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debentures
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87
96%
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Co
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conv
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page
29.
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First mortgage '2'As series
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
In
the
WEEKLY
following extensive list
we
furnish
whether stock
or
bond
in
which
AND
It
STOCKS
American Stock
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Aero
Consol
Supply
Rights
Agnew
Sale Price
Par
Corp class
A-
Manufacturing
For
lnc
footnotes
(N
lnc
__
Range
__
Shares
!
1,700
7%
5% July
5%
2,800
6%
Apr
7%
250
28 %
May
common
page
29
8%
600
2%
8%
2%
2%
8,400
A
5
1
33.
28'/a
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%
*
67/8
„
9%
3
9%
6%
10
24,200
700
500
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
5%
7%
8%
AUGUST
Friday
Low
5'A
„
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Hip*
7'A
1
WEEK
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FOR
£%
10
Industries
.
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Manufacturing
Associates
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1
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common
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Air
Co
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Last
Exchange
RECORD
is
RANGE
r
YEARLY
a
complete report of the
transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
compiled by the reports of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is
intended to include every
any dealings have
occurred during the current
security
year.
July 30, 1956, and ending
Friday Aug. 3.
*
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88
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v
66
*90%
f'
100 Va
88
100
103
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—
■
14
101%
—.
«
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90%
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66%
65 Vs
,
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87
87
98%
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101
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99
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92
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;
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82
i
101
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•
;
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9
83%
96
100
.
99% :. 99%
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1970—,——Mar-Sept
f
;;
83%
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;
*;
*92
Mar-Sept
1053-.
2%s
102
107%
9
89
--
I T
„
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1984
103%
98%
98 %
:
*107'A
"100
100%
-Jan-July
s
98 Va
*98
""
—_—Jan-July
C
95%
98 %
'
1966—.—Jan-July
a
100%
90%
.
•
guaranteed
RR
166 Va
156%
100%
——
S
April-Oct
C
ser
119
151
,
—
II
Jan-July
!
1995
series
2
5 .-.;h
102'A
Mar-Sept
I
'i
98'A
#
*
1975—Mar-Sept
1978—.Mar-Sept
F
156'A
90%
1957—May-Nov
E
151
151
-
151
B
mortgage 3s 19D8———Apiil-oci
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
—Jan-July
■Wisconsin Central RR Co—
100%
'
;
101%
91%
■
*
Jan-July
gtd
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3'As
■vWilson &
96% J00
100
837/8
\V'
1951—_June-Dec
C
1958
6s .ser
debs
conv
>
V
92%
'*92%
•>'
1982———April-Oct
first
Erie
3'As
First mortgage
y7
99% 103%
95'A f'96
100
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
2361—
mortgage
101%
100
95.
95 7/8
100
w
4s
.'Wheeling & Lake
135%
98
95%
Apr-Ocf
1951
debentures
debentures
^Wheeling Steel
83 Va
122%
first
income
39'A
97%
*95
94
May-Nov
April-Oct
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—•
3%s
103% 104%"!;;
101% 102%
102%
v
1197/a
80
133*%
103
103%
241
82
133
94 Va
5s
91 %
.25 va
•
+ZZB ?
.
registered
% A 1st
118% 119%
*—
93%
89%
119
99%
88
89%
4s
UVs
,94
98'A
j
95%
186
,
101% 102%
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
April-Ocf
Western Maryland -Ry .1st 4s ser A 1969—
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
„Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/ss ser A 1081..
93 %
107%
98
-c
—
>
Gen mtge 4s income
series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4'As
series B Jan 1991—-April
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971—;
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures
3'As 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd
gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen
mtge 3'As 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s
guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-No»
West Penn Power 3-'As series I
98'A
88
104%
X 98
——
;
Shore
93
91
39'A
99
1968
O
West
163
96%
88%
"87
—-Mar-Sept
A
100'A
95
90.;
38.;-
-
First
New
-95
—
—.
94%
'
May-Nov
—
113
87
98%
88'A
'104
C
'Wabash RR Co—
101A
•96 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
1977-
109
153
153
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1969
1981
193
~
conv
f;
;
91
June-Dec
1994™
99 Va
*93%
*
•
1947
First lien and ref mtge 3%s
;
93 V.
Jan-July
-
107
y«vs
135%
104%
.
America—
subord
First consolidated 5s
100%
96
87
'J 2
A
4%s
Virginian Ry 3s series
98
Mar Sept
.1985
Southern Natural Gas Co
4%s
Bouthern Pacific Co—
First 4%s
101%
114 W
98
*94%
—Jan-July
27/8s debentures 1987
Southern California Edison
Co—
■3V4S convertible
debentures 1970
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s
'.
100 Va
97%
*92
93'A
April-Oct
1976
97
"
lll%ll2Va
Avrii-Oct
1971
Ala .RR
debentures
87%
100%
gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Telephone 8s Telegraph Co—
debentures 1979
'2%s
5
101
94%
100%
12
,
V
of
.
99%
130
102
90'/a
Jan-July
1972
1947—
Virginia & Southwest
87
1971
First and refund
mtge 2%s ser
First and refund
mtge 3s series
First and refund
mtge 27/as ser
First and ref
mtge 2%s ser H
1st mortgage &
Refund 3%s ser
1st & ref mtge 3'As tfer
J
89%
105
*92
'101
conv
93
38
..
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3'As
series
ctfs
Called
95
93
*96
June-Dec
1'As
21
88 Va
April-Oct
Southern Bell
•
96%
1968_June-Dec
lASiemens & Iialske 6Va» 1951
Sinclair Oil Corp 3'As conv
1983
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
'
85
91
98
1 debs T982
s
99%
100
111%'
3'As
;
,
Feb-Aug
1991—.Mar-Sept
1970
series
assented
Participating
29
92%
—
sinking fund mtge series
3'As
160 Va
93
102
-
May-Nov
1951
156%
102
*130
—
.
1970——June-Deo
6'As sinking fund
mtge series A
3'As assented series A
6'As
15J
ii-
105
1989—May-No»
A/ar-Sepi
assented
95
98
Corp—
A
114%
"90
113
0
1973
April-Oct
America* 2%s
I960—April-Oct
trust
series
99%
99
—^June-Dec
series C
Vandalla RR consol gtd 4s
series
Virginia Electric & Power Co-
*91'/»
88 Va
debs
94%
99
98
1975_Aprfl-Oct
debs
trust 3%s
Works
96%
93
93
June-Dec
1977
coll
High
93%.'
97
"
109
'*_
^
—May-Nov *
]
f
s
2%s
coll
Vanadium Corp
Mar-Sept
debentures
161%
85
—
1980——.
sinking
3'As
—
*95
1966
175 '/a
94%
trust 2%s
*
of
Corp
Si
United Steel
147%
*—
May-Nov
& Sons 2%s
.
148
95
Co
1
94%
96
1
U
coll
4%s
Jan.
..Low
•109
-
—
98
Mar-Sept
fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber. 2%s
debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
186
94%
.
.—
April-Oct
^
1st mtge & coll
trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debs
1972
103
May
Mar-Sep
Gas
mtge
33As
99%
147%
*159
..
.
April-Oct
1961
2%s
tr
debentures
United
loo;
161%
105
1980
3%s
1st
186
*159
95
Car
Biscuit
6'As
May-Noc
1956
Seagram (Jos E>
97%
1989_Pan-July
debentures 1977
86
94%
*158
1971
Beaboard Air Line RR Co—
United
117'/a
79
*185
Jan-July
England 1st gtd
conv
108%
7
175 Va
*90%
First 4s boad certificates
1989
Becond 4s iac boad
certificates Nov
& Duluth first cons
gold 4s
Bt Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B
1971
371
*158'A
_J
Tank
1st mtge &
*179%
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
Union
'98
98%
.vb
Bt Paul
104%
97'A
Mar-Sept
2022
103 %
95
*93'A
*—
Missou;l 3%s 1971___May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2Vas
96%
104'A
97»/a
10
79'A
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
Bcioto
97%
79
1969
Jan
99
90%
110'A lll'A
1977
A
ser
96
coll
debs
1st mtge 3'As 1982
Union Oil of California
2%s debs
'
98%
95
J
1997
4%s
208
&
9 3'A
NO,
-
.
impt 3%s 1960
."Union Pacific RR—
'
;
2%s debentures 1976
97%
95
110%
April-Oct
series A
96
91
99%
97 Va
1st mtge
138%
200'A
mortgage aud
debentures 1968
3s
.•
:
102'/a
130
*97%
Ry Co—
mortgage
V
D
gold 5s
>s -4:
Union Electric Co of
.
100%
-97%
99 Va
Feb-Aup
1971_
96 V8
210
►
■
.
Aprii-Oct
1st
35
—
*198
May-Noo
May-Nov
series A
96%
*130Vi
i
Corp—
8t Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second gold
6s
1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco
"
.
96%
*98%
Corp—
mortgage 4%s series
mortgage 3%s series
100%
100
f
3
Tri-Continental Corp 27/8s
rr"
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
mtge 6s
1953
A Con sol
mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric
General
100%
93'A
93%
I960—Jail-July
income 5s Jan 1960
Associated Oil Co—
debentures 198o
Tol & Ohio Cent
ref and
94
Range Since
Sold
High
vv7;
Water
First
Feb-Aup
1952
General
89
j;
Aprll-Ocf
1950_
J A Direct
•
100
Jan-July
1 ACoasol
1st
96
Apr-Oct
1975
Power
Tide
.104%
Bonds
Bid & Asked
May-Noc
^Adjustment
100 %
2037—Jan-July
1946
Rhlne-Wcstphalia
98
102
May-Nov
sinking fund mortgage 1946
assented
2
'
'•
►
►
101
102
3'As
•
FebrAup
Jan-July
1
debs
101
95
97%
98%
'
debentures 1964
Rheem Mfg Co 37/8s
Rheinelbe Union—
100
—
108
May-Noo
Tobacco
93
'
-
Radio Corp of America
3%s conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & rei 3%s series D
1»96—May-wov
(R
J)
86
197.2
.
June-Dec
Reynolds
110
—
Anril-Oct
1963
2%s
'
98
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
Oats
3'As
*100%
*97 %
Mar-Sep*
>
3%s debentures 1975
Quaker
108%
102%
2
n
of St Louis—
Refund and
lmpt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-Julp
Refund and impt
2%s series D 1985
April-Ocl
."Texas Corp 3s
debentures 1965
May"Nov
Texas & New
Orleans-RR—
First and refund M
.3'As series B
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M
3%s series C
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and. refund M
3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Texas-Pacific-Missouri. Pacific—
Term RR of New
Orleans 3%s 1974
J.une-Deo
tAThird Ave Ry first
refunding 4s
106
102%
88
Vl~x
and
1st and
7s
'
16
•
1966——Jan-July
Jan-JiAy
Terminal RR Assn
106'/a
98
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
0%s debentures 1972
First
'v
*86
~~
refunding mortgage 3%s
1968—Jan-July
:
:
'
Low
v,.T/:
102%
104
105
Bwift & Co 2%s
debentures
27/8s debentures 1973
100 Va
Va
Bale Price
•
>" •''
Week's Range
or
frriaay'a
Last
Period
New York Stock
Exchange
June-Dec
1970
mtge 3Vis 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
v
First mortgage
27/88!'1984
jf
'.Public Service .Electric &
Gas-Co—
3s debentures
First end
105
•
Friday
Interest
..Bunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
100 7/8
■104
Feo-Aug
1st
First and
refunding
First and
104 %
June-Dec
v
v
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3
BONDS
90 Va
101
__
Ry—
,
ENDED AUGUST
.99
100
104'/a 105
-
'
'
WEEK
Hiqh
96
97 %
100
*103
105
Jlfar-Sept
First general 5s series
C 1974
First general 4'As
series D 1977
.Potomac Elec Power
~f
(545)
1
Low
17
*103
Aprii-Oct
r
No.
97
*101'A
Z~
'ZZ
3%s*1965.._Jan-July
debs
&
series
v ~~
April-Oct
May-Nou
1984
Jan.
89
April-Oct
Virginia Ry Co—
Sold
«■?%
100
June-Dec
1975
Coal
3%s series-A
Pittsburgh Youngstown
-
C
Range Since
,
Feb-Auj/
1964_Mai/-Nov
General mortgage 3%s
series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
Piate
•
tj Srrr
Bonds
High
r*n
"96
guaranteed 4s ser G
1957__May-Nov
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963
& West
-•"T-ttrfrxs>.*
*■»*■)•
FOR
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s
series A 1970
General mortgage 5s
1st mtge
,y
f
Low
1964
3%s s f debs 1972
& Lake Erie
2%s
Pittsburgh
-Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
"Hrt
►,*
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
1996—June-Dec
Pitts burgn Cincinnati
Chic & St Louis
Ry—
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
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Friday
Interest
Exchange
2%s
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,
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
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and Financial
Chronicle
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8
Jan
2%
Jun
iV July
7% Apr
6
9
May
Jan
Aug
Par
Air
Way
Apr
A1«x
Feb
31
Alabama
10 % Mar
3%
aa
Jan
July
Industries
Gas
Alabama
Alaska
T.t,rt„;—,
Corp
Great
Alabama
Power
Airlines
8%
Jan
Algemene
Jan
Amer
All
3
Southern
4.20 %
Kunstzijde N
dep rets Amer
American
for Week
Shares
Low
2
Range Since Jan. I
High
Low
8%
8%
9%
1,700
%
II
10,200
35%
35%
3 6'A
2,700
.—50
172
172
6'A Mar
%
%
33'A May
37%
99'A
25
x97'A
Jun
103%
Feb
4%
5 %
4,000
4'A
Jur\
6%
Jan
33%
33%
-iUC
Jan
182
34'A
290
33% July
44%
Jan
7%
7%
2,900
9%
Jan
1
Co
Apr
Jan
V—
Engineering
Jun
162
99'A
snares.—
High
9%
Feb
50
preferred. -100
lnc
sale*
Range
of Prices
n
Pf»tr",0ur""
10%
13% Mar
lnc
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
'
7
May
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.J. Monday, August 6, 1956
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(546)
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCK!
Aatcrleaa
of Prices
Prloe
Stask Exehamgt
Par
warrants
"II
Airlines Inc
Allegheny
.1
preferred—
convertible
5%%
4%
1,900
5
2,300
.1
11
47a
~4%
10
Fisher commonAllied Artists Pictures Corp——.
<b
Aiiea
10,900
4
4 7a
11:
14
1474
•
i
9574
650
800
23
24
237z
24
1072
11
650
1074
11
1174
900
172
900
--1
1°0
American
-1
American
25
American Laundry Machine
20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
American Maracaibo Co
1
American Meter Co
—--—-*
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American Seal-Kap
common
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
American Tractor Corp
25c
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated
3
Amurex Oil Company class A
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
20c
Anchor Post Products
2
66 74
12
12 74
31 Va
3174
32
30 Vb
307a
307a
Jan
3674
600
Jun
Feb
14
Jun
H7a
1478
2,750
47a
1,100
4% Feb
47a Jan
15
13,600
137a Mar
237a
100
19% Mar
10
500
774 May
674
674
578
5,400
2372 May
Jan
2 ft
274
4,600
147a
100
13% Feb
157a
16%
1674'
1174
117a
30%
400
460
9,400
102
Apr
27% Jun
7,300
18% Jan
87a
1574
227a
2074
4
474
1,500
2,600
27a May
3,700
5574
54
600
474
47a
13
147s
474
1,300
Apr
47a Mar
37a
Jun
500
4272
Jun
4
Jun
4272
1672
200
14
Feb
4472 Mar
B
Oil & Gas—
—1
1
lc
Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
Industries
147a
—
Ltd
Incorporated
Bourjois
Brad
Corp
Breeze
common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
Jun
I:':""..
7
77a
87a
57,500
18 72
2,200
127a
127a
400
374
37a
k
44,000
74
487a
1474
147a
8 74
874
87a
800
1372
800
972
2,800
97a
rets
British Columbia
American
Feb
Jun
67a
Feb
Brown
36
July
98
160
97
July
102
977a
Forman
Distillers
Rubber Co common
(E L)
Bruce
Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd
B
8
preferred
cumulative
4%
Brown
class B
Company
F
2,800
1,200
47a
Jan
17a
Jun
common
14,100
67a
1,200
267a Mar
28
50
3l7a
3172
32
200
497a
487a
5174
Jun
3672 Mar
3474
Jan
5174
Mines
Burma
American
dep
rets ord shares
(J P) & Son Inc
Biscuit Corp
Byrd
6%
Oil Corporation commoh
convertible class A
$2.50
Calvan
Camden
Electric
Inc
-
Power
preferred
preferred
Consol Oil & Gas Co
Fire Insurance
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6% %
I
- For
Jun
77a
Jan
9 7a
107a
1074
300
107a
Feb
1072
300
97a
Jan
11
Feb
872
87a
500
87a
Jun
1074
Jun
Douglas Oil Company—.
300
3 7a May
Aug
Dow Brewery
37a
47a
4 7a
4 7a
177a
•
$3.00
4
100
1074
Corp Ltd
California
1,000
1774
177a
1,400
preference
footnotes see page
33.
50c
10c
1
50
50
1
5
1
*
•
20
57a
2,100
474
572
2,500
3s/a
37a
14,000
1172
117a
11.7a
200
1%
1%
5
i3ft.
5
5
6
Jun
July
678
July
Jan
Feb
43/4 May
774 Mar
14% May
2%
$2
preferred
Dragon
Cement Co Inc
common—
Driver
Exploration Co
B)
273ft
30%
22,100
3%
33ft
8,400
3%
143ft
14%
5,100
133ft
50
50
43/4
15
Feb
6072 July
-
7
774
5%
5
ft
29
5%
29
.
50
Apr
2,000
5
Feb
2674
50
Jan
Apr
Dynamics
(The)
Corp
of America—
6% July
30
4%%
Eastern
193ft
21,900
177a July
29
Mar
34%
357a
500
28% May
37
July
"
28%
Jan
3074
Eastern Gas
May
18 74
—
Jun
377a
Jan
Jun
Jan
& Fuel Assn
prior
preferred
Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A.
$6 preferred series B.
Jan
2,600
6%
Jan
1474
400
13%
Feb
16% Mar
14%
257*
500
22
Feb
257a July
900
87a Jun
800
4 % Apr
13
93ft
57a
6
5,700
10%
Jan
6% May
874 Mar
10 7a May
Jan
32 72 July
Feb
167* July
21
31 lft
307a July
377a
Jan
30%
1,800
8,7*10
800
133/4
12 %
11%
Apr
12%
157a
6%
7%
13,300
4,200
8,600
3% Jan
600
5% May
67»
Jan
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
1%
10,100
172
2 7a
Jan
!%:
250
4074 July
447a Mar
427a
437a
16%
100
163ft July
1772 Mar
16%
157a July
17
"~3/8
ft
3,500
157s
15%
400
1,500
41J
86
67a
! 8%
7
6%
8 3/a
127a
Feb
157a Aug
1074 Feb
7% Mar
Jan
6
Jun
3/a
24
27 7a
277a
17
1474 May
Jan
2*"-
50
Jun
301 /„
137a
17
100
17
v
Jan
137a
Jan
1872
42 72
Jun
51% Mar
'i
.
'-J:
3%
„
86,100
.-•> •••,
—
15%
7%
77a
17a
600 ;
177a
153/4
77a
17a
157a
17a
450
"53/4
87a
87a
333/4
32 72
147a
1,700
327a
500
Jun
574
Feb
87a Mar
/
Jan
800
Feb
38
May
157
Jun
148
Jan
400
14
May
15,300
1%
167a
2,800
2%
177a
Jan
lft Jan
16
July
167a
874
400
18,500
10
9ft
Mar
2
h
177a July
3%
Jan
Feb
;"18
Apr
Jan
10
Aug
23
Mar
25
July
15
5 3/a
'
247a
1,000
17%
1074
16 7a
400
127a
Jan
874
20 3/a
100
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
2,800
127a
Jan
203ft
Aug
347a
Jan
40
874
X193/4
1
Apr
33/4 Mar
197a May
157a
24
'.24
Apr
7
57/a
lft
•
Apr
36 7a Mar
'
26%
32,200
15
:
Jan
2 7a
27a Mar
10
May
83/4
600
1674
13/4-
17
*
lft Feb
374
3
Jun
40
153
147a
167a
Jan
67a May
19% Mar
16% Mar
147a Mar
2,000
5 7a
153
-
;/■:/
Jun
77a
:
37s
87* May
12 V»
—
—
-
xl7a
Aug
July
4
1 % Feb
Feb
7
9 % Mar
400
11%
11%
!. <
;
100
vV8-
8
■
Apr
93ft July
27a
3,900
:
147a
1872
J ;>
57,400
2%
33%
July
Mar
73ft
18
7
.7„n
19
Jan
187a
63ft
■
-
Aug
37* Mar
2% Jun
100
117a
Apr
10% Mar
24
700
8
9%
Jan
16%
"3
Jan
913ft Mar
7% Jun
17
187*
Jan
57/a
173ft
163ft
/ 63/4
Mar
87»
Jun
4U
Mar
21
1872 Aug
53ft July
3',
9
oi/4
"27*
Feb
72 May
Jan
117a
19.000
203ft
24
May
14% Jan
300
1974
6
"57a
Jan
18% July
July
6% July
;
4,000
472
Jan
357a
357a
200
3174
Jan
367»
543A
53
55 7a
4,000
363/4
Jan
5774 July
257a
2,400
2174
Jun
2774
Jan
24
24
117a
1274
9,900
11
Apr
147*
Jan
68
69
150
44
Jan
727* May
2874
Feb
347* Mar
53/4
Jun
10
127a
~6
297a
29
297a
1,700
67a
6
67a
6,200
Jun
Jan
2ft July
1
*
41%
6%
43/4
4434
7
1,400
900
Jan
4 72
July
6 74
Jan
Jan
9%
Feo
16 Va
47a
3%
73/4
10s
1
•
Jun
24
Jan
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
8% Mar
x67a
Jun
11,500
15%
Jan
28 Va Ju
200
77%
Jan
85%
100
3172
Jan
38% M
4,700
307a
Jun
433/4
5,700
1
267a
Mar
19%
—
83/e
6774 Mar
55
27a Mar f
6.100
10
*
'
Feb
57a
674 Jun
9 74
6s 8d
Jan
343ft
—
Apr
13/4 July
700
28
xl4%
«...
50
4%
20,500
16
5
Co
class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
30% Aug
Feb
2
327a
25a
Laboratories—
Durham Hosiery
33ft
800
500
57a
1%;
Jan
6% July
Common
Duraloy
30%
817a
47s
:
Feb'
8178 July
447a
66% Jan
Harris Co—
Co—————
DuMont (Allen
Feb
Jan
9%
6% Mar
Jun
5,000
Duke Power
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
7.50
Corp
Drilling &
6 74
43ft
107a
874 May
8 7a
—32.50
1
*
10
-*
1
Ltd
27a
200
7% July
57«
12,900
.
—
„
l3ft July
11,300
200
300
4U
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
1974
143ft
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Draper
574
4,100
8
15%
(The) Corp
1
Exploration Ltd—
—2.50
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
87a
57a
572
7%
Dome
474
37a
Mar
574
33A
12
Diversey
87a
57a
July
5
89%
2,500
Jan
37
33/4 Aug
2,200
411
147a
17a May
1674 Jan
2,200
47a
89
137a
4
Apr
237a
1,000
Distillers Co
2072 Mar
Feb
6
Jan
177a July
Jan
5%
Apr
57a
30
6
77a
474
3s 6d
1
12 Vic
25c
7.50
227a
333/4
Jan
87a Aug
3 7»
173/4
700
2172
7a
22
500
1,300
Jun
65,900
900
1
12%
Aug
72
ft July
19
77a
47a July
2574 Jan
2274 Apr
12
Xl77a
1174 May
ADr
200
18%
1,500
1072
Jan
950
12
3,300
Feb
Apr
88
Feb
7si/,
37,500
ft
77a
Feb
27a
157a
17a
167a
207a
43/b Mar
Apr
Jan
1374 July
437a
774
1372
6 3/4
30%
1
rets ord reg_
Apr
77a Mar
674 Mar
1%
Xl77a
May
47 3/4
57/s
X1874
4
Mar
Mar
5%
Apr
ll 74
Mar
10
207» July
77s
Jun
29
95
Apr
Mar
5% Jan
7a
143ft
247a
H
Jun
16
113/4
253/a
2874
Mar
337a
Jan
1178
83
18%
class A common
2874
Apr
Apr
8%
1
—2.50
1
-10c
35
i
50c
Ltd—
Apr
43
.
V
Apr
12%
28
8%
Jan
1074 July
Jan
15%
1774
Apr
6
30%
13 72
1772 Mar
Jun
•9%
9%
33,400
34
Apr
4% Mar
25 Va Aug
87a
__
8%
American dep
Apr
127a
4 7.
5%
219,100
2,000
,
25
22 74
Feb
I-
8*
147a
23
135/a July
257*
125
13
207a
July
47
22%
:153ft
Investment Co
Dempster
Jan
Mar
8
3% May
79
207a
2472
1,100
87*
*• *
Jan
400
43/4
127a
257a
77a Mar
9
3678
137a
47a
1274
3%
.
33ft
:
Jan
5% Mar
167a
1,600
18,500
7,200
4,100
10%
8 74
24
700
2ft
21%
2174
24
2274
10c
Calgary Si Edmonton
Calif Eastern Aviation
Jan
Apr
%
Feb
5 7a May
87
2174
50c
10
9
C Super
Jan
37a
:
Apr
4% July
—•
2,300
83
47
2 ft
•" '
'
■
137a
4674
Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
C &
Jan
77a
2ft July
100
•
6%
177a
Dairies Ina
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc——
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
.
Daltch Crystal
Apr
113
Jun
%
137a
debentures—
——100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing.—1
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd-.
25c
Diners' (The) Corp Inc
1
Ltd—
Burroughs
Apr
73/4
Jun
Liquidating Corp
Apr
2%
377a Jun
xllO
5,100
%
2ft
13%
83
24
%
50c
5
*
V2C
2.50
4
5
American Oil Co
Dennison Mfg
10
1
2.50
preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Bunker Hill (The) Company
serial
Burry
674
£1
*
.
July
28
31
43,700
110%
180
Jan
9 7a Mar
•
W C
400
Jan
8
673 July
6 7a
1
Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
7% preferred
60c convertible
preferred-;
6%
23A
Apr
67a
~77a '~77a
28
—•
•
(The)
Buckeye
May
8
774
Feb
500
4074
800
common——*'
2.50
C
100
77a
partic—
83/4 Mar
37 72
Apr
1174
%6
1.50
872 Mar
3772
Apr
4574
10%
4J'/4
31,400
*
Cuban
Jan
13
1%
1
Cuban
Jan
47
772
Co
Jan
Apr
77a May
Jan
5c
Atlantic Sugar common
Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
;—
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Jan
87a
4,700
6
Cuban
6%
977a
£1
_1
1
10
1
2.50
*
1
reg
common
Company
Brown
ord
97a July
'
;
3772
•
Power common
Co Ltd—
rets
dep
Crystal Oil & Land
$1.12 preferred
87a
Celanese
British Petroleum
Crown
774
77a
Cent Petroleum
Cork Internat'l "A"
Drug Co common
974
1674
27a
• •"
reg)—£1
5
—1
—1
(Md)_.
5
103/a Mar
67a
10s
10s
ord bearer
ord reg
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
dep
Amer
Crown
1674 July
2
•
*
Corp
19% Mar
Feb
6ft May
dep rets
Amer
Crown
137a May
107a
British American Tobacco—
British
Feb
513/4 Apr
57a
13
72
Jan
257a
Apr
2.600
.
Ltd—
Reynolds common
preferred class A
1772
Jun
x45% Jun
1474 July
87» July
1474
9
57b July
Jan
5
1,500
1,100
13
474 July
1474 May
4974
49
Jan
57a
900
57a
1274 July
HVa
6%
1
1
&
Beverage
114,400
0%
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
267a Mar
Feb
274
300
572
#15 7a
<
Cott
9
1,200
57a
5
Feb
157a May
Xl57a
57a
~5
$1
87a July
67a July
57t
Jan
97a
32
1972
w
B
Corroon
29% Mar
-i_
97s Mar
3% Aug
lft Jan
17a July
100
1972
4 v
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines—*
rys, 3% Jan
42,600
—
Class
Class
2ft
30
—
1965
(H) Distillery
A voting
Corby
18% July
i
674 July
10
1774
"37a
20c
ord—•
■
•
Works Inc
Traction Light & Pwr
3
200
1
Gear
Foote
Brazilian
2,900
67a
-
-
Inc
Jun
37,600
1774
•
class A
common
13
37a
"872
3
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
1
Bohack (H C) Co common
•
5 Va % prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne
Scrymser Co
5
Blauner's
500
'
..
Black Starr Si Gorham
16
67a
50c
*
——1
1
1972 Aug
1874 July
Jan
July
1,000
.
W-3 H
37a
20c
Bearings Inc
50c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
1
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
1
Bellanca Corporation
(
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—25
Belock Instrument Corp
50c
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Bickford's Inc common
1
Oil Company
157a
374
7
sharesBanff Oil Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light Si Power
Barium Steel Corp
Basin
17
37s
3 7a
American
Basic
1972
1474
1972
^
87a
102,900
167a
16
Baker
Apr
Jan
37
972
Jun
9
100
Jan
3
Collieries Corp common
& Selburn
Bailey
Jan
47a
Ti'a
2
30
478
Jan
17a
July
32
Feb
87a
1
Connelly Containers Inc
-50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—-10
Continental Air Lines Inc__
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Uranium Inc
10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
•
47a July
100
1574
474
i
Service
Shoe Machinery—
Community Public
47a
Feb
474 July
57a Mar
17,500
Jan
63/4
4% May
23
100
30s
1
1
10
& Stone Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
1572
Jun
974
32,600
372
474
157a
372
"37a
474
15,200
7,500
lft
47s
10c *■ ' 17a
• *
7 7s
Colonial Sand
Vtc ext to
6%
*
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Compo
6»ft
357a
37s
1 ' " 572
Cockshutt Farm
40% May
31% July
33/a
27a
5
Aluminum Products Co
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc„—
May
61
437a Feb
.
3,700
35
47a
1474
47a
33%
35
17a July
VA
3ft
4,500
—1 *
—-—1
Club
107
Feb
1% May
Mar
102
70
10472 105
55%
1
10c
Automatic Steel Products Inc
-1
Non-voting non-cum preferred-:
1
Automatic Voting Machine
*
Axe Science & Electronic
lc
Jan
Jun
47a July
July
4
6,000
57a
372
3,900
8872
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
i—:—
Claussner Hosiery
Co
—5
Clayton 81 Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cllnchfield Coal Corp common
20
1074 Apr
8% Feb
374 July
17a
10 pesos
18 3ft May
1,400
4,800
73
Clary
Colon
105
"
24
u,
Clarostat
Apr
Jan
18
Jun
14
Jan
1087a Mar
117a May
374
4%
3
:'
3
2074
37s
3%
3%
Jan
3472 Jan
Feb
6 3/a
5,200
5,600
9
1674
2272
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet Si Machine-:.Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
City Auto Stamping Co_
Clark Controller Co
110
May
105
87a
167a
47» July
87a May
Ltd
Charter Oil Co
127» July
4,700
20
1974
20
107a Jan
4
Jan
23,600
127a
472
47a
11
12
106
107 72
2972
307a
574
3174
1272
10
1
5
10
Charis Corp common
147a May
2% May
47a
2ft
67*
21%
1074
37a
4 72
—10
2.50
preference
Chamberlin Co of America—
Apr
17
Feb
2
29%
%
.
.-10
2
Century
Convertible
167a May
Jan
13
8,600
1172
.472
311 Apr
2ft Aug
14%
2ft
Jun
2472 Mar
100
100
Light 4% pfd
Electric Co common
Investors Inc
Century
;
•
Central Power Si
77a Mar
Jun
__
_
1
preferred
3.50%
Jun
1174
—
Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
Central Explorers
Apr
16% Feb
1374
Corporation
Cenco
3674 Jan
167a
Products common
(A Mi & Co
of America
Apx
4372
5ft Mar
4372
3,400
15%
10%
2s 6d
1
•
10
1
1
1
(J W) Co common
'Aug
9 [(
1
2%
110
*
Catalin Corp
Jan
41
33
67a
Castle
1374 July
Feb
874
Casco
July
34
28,700
147a
5.50
pfd
rets B ord—.
American dep
Carter
3374 May
Jan
2772 Mar
5
19.50 '
1
Ltd—
Carreras
Apr
8ft
4U
Jan
17a
2174 July
2%
47a
3174
3ft
674
1ft
' 2V2
1
1
1
Inc
& Light $5
Carolina Power
71
Apr
1374 Jun
3574
10
Atlas Corp
Ayshire
V
237a
1
Development Corp
option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
..—;
Audio Devices Inc
;
Jan
27 7a
900
13,800
147s
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
Jun
27a Apr
4 7a
2.40
Fisheries
Line Co
Consolidated Mining &
1,500
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carnation Co common
Jun
12
11% Jun
25 74 Feb
1272
14%
4.75
Atlantic Coast
1374 Jan
44
33
paid on
Dec 22 '53)—*
'53 & $41 on
Feb
Apr
61
1,000
35 74
Associated Tel Si Tel—
CI A (ex $43 arrear div
1
May
1
327a
12Va
Angostura-Wupperman —
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4Vt% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
8
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
18c
Armour & Co warrants—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A——-—1
Aro Equipment Corp
2.50
Associate Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
21
Associated Food Stores Inc_.
1
Associate Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
—
lc
July
267a
11
275
i
65
1214
common
shares
"A"
"174
17*
Co
Electronics Inc
Hard Rubber Co
Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Feb'
Jun
3072 Jan
Book
Anglo Amer
987a
9474 July
95
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Industries Inc (R I)—--—-1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—15
Canadian Petrofina
Williston
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common—
Canadian
257s Aug
July
22 7a
Canadian
Canadian Marconi
872 Mar
Jun
6%
2,600
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American
674 Jan
1672 Mar
127a Mar
500 r
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Homestead Oils Ltd
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Feb
127a
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•
100
I
572
1272 May
37a May
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25
25
Aug
6%
67.
Control Co Inc
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5
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$3.75 cumulative preferred
100
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•
Jan
4
for Week
of Prices
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5
1,600
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6%
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of
Mines
Electric
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&
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Freight
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Erie
Co
1st
cum
Eureka
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10c
5
43 ¥1
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35 ¥4
10
Jan
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6%
8%
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7%
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400
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1%
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110
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8% Mar
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Ltd
14
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July
Financial General Corp
Fire Association (Phila)
Firth
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Fishman
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(M H)
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Ford
Line
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33/a
of
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1
—
7%
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Feb
10
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reg
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common
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General Alloys
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General
Builders
Corp
Fireproofing
General
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25
common
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Gorham
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113
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7
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8
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2,300
2
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16
50
7%
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7% Feb
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19%
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103 ¥2 103 ¥2
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22
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81
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6,900
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160
70
2
10,000
3A
1%
3%
54,800
3
11%
2,100
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2
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18
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20
42 v
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78
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70
Jun
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2,400
150
2%
2%
2,500
1%
1.900
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5
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4
4%
4%
5
2%
2 %
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common
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Hoe
(R)
Class
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Hormel
Horn
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57c
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common
5 78
4,900
12%
2,100
2 ¥4
2 ¥4
28 ¥4
3%
3-
5
5
15 ¥4
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Lock
&
&
Refining
s*
common
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capital Btock_*
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Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hydrcmetals Inc
'Hygrade Food Products
5%
Midwest
Aug
Miller
39 3A
Jun
16
Jan
97%
Jun
48
Jan
26 ¥2 July
20
Aug
104%
Feb
21
4,700
9¥b
300
3
•1,800
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1,800
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9,900
400
12%
15
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9,200
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17
53 ¥4
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26 ¥2
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104 ¥4
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52 ¥2
300
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116 ¥2
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Jun
77
Feb
29
July
,
-100
2,600
3%
Jan
14% July
8% Jun
4% July
107/a May
2 ¥4
May
22%
Feb
2% Mar
4% May
253A July
10%
Feb
10
Feb
163A May
52¥4 July
123
July
24'A Mar
104
38%
Mar
Jan;
112 % May
4¥8 Jun
5 ¥4
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Hardware
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footnotes
see
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of
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TV
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National Bellas
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page
33.
60% Aug
11
Jan
12 ¥4
—
6%
v
93
3 ¥4
94%
36 ¥4
37
3 ¥4
3 ¥2
90
500
900
92
23%
3
Jun
July
National
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National
Casket
National
Mig
National
National
Union
National
U
Neptune
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July
5 ¥4
Feb
Apr
Jan
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193/a May
l7/a„Jan
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1,800
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595/a Aug
63
Jun
July
13%
Jan
400
2,300
8¥2 July
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-
3,500
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Jan
43/4 May
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16 ¥4
16 ¥2
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15
AprApr
40
Jan
14% July
700
18¥4
333/4
35 ¥2 July
15
153/4 May
29
16%
Jun
Jun
¥4 May
9 ¥2 Jan
¥4 May
7% May
4
8%
8%
300
4
100
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20,000
24 ¥4
Jan
347/a Aug
31
32%
700
293/4
Feb
35 ¥4 May
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32%
32%
57/a
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5%
6,600
43/4
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18 ¥a
17%
18 ¥2
40,700
11%
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54%
575/a
18,600
42 ¥2
Jan
593/4 Mar
15 ¥2
15
¥2
100
93/4
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17%
15%
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83/a
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5 ¥8
1,100
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5
10
10
1.600
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9% Jun
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Apr
Jan
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2 ¥4
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8
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19%
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9¥a
9%
900
153/4
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9% Aug
27¥» Mar
2
Jan
9¥a July
9,200
12
12
Mar
Jan
13 ¥» May
9%
9
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25
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26 ¥2
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13%
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100
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24
10 ¥4
12 ¥4
Jun
29 ¥2
Mar
8
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27 ¥2 May
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May
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107
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Co
class
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30
166 ¥2
166 ¥2 167 ¥2
170
1
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Aug
109
Apr
Jun
102
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4% July
166 V* May
3%
3¥4
17
5¥a
Feb
17734
Feb
Feb
443/4 July
Jan
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Jan
3¥4
Jan
19 ¥4
250
July
203A
Jan
1293/4
550
125%
Jan
1363/4
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1,400
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*183/4
129
129
1%
Jan
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10 ¥a
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700
x253/4
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27 ¥2 July
10
——-—5
common
100
42
1
*—
102 ¥2 Mar
97
100
pfd—*
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July
93 ¥2
-*
10 ¥4
1,100
93/4
Jun
12 ¥a
Apr
33 ¥4
34
Jan
300
31
Feb
353/4
50c
3%
33/a
1,600
3% Jun
4%
Jan
14%
14 ¥2
500
13 ¥2 July
15 ¥4
Jan
4 ¥4
600
4Mi July
93/a
3.000
-1
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¥4
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8%
8%
common
1
common
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43/4
1
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common
5
33/4
25
11,900
3 ¥2
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Jan
400
3 ¥2
Jan
243/4
Aug
12% May
4%
4%
5,
14,100
2
10c
8 ¥2
300
1
25c
Industries
4
•
(Mich)
5%
Apr
17¥a
Jan
I
&
Company
Telefilm
8ft Jan
37%
400
9%
a
16 ¥2
National Research Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
;
*
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100
¥4
Jan
Jan
x40% May
38 ¥4 Jan
'
10 ¥a
9
—50c
& Stores
Apr
Jan
40,400
60
97/a
16
Jun
Mar
.1%
100
preferred——^50
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National
37
~9%
-1
National
Jan
19,
59¥a
58 ¥4
9
Dehydrating
25% May
50c
48%
20
Co—
29% May
363A
1%
58 ¥2
—1
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Alfalfa
11% Jan
1
Co
14¥a
1%
Jan
100
Jun
10
20
16,500
72
Mar
—I
—
1,500
60 ¥a
125,
Jan
7¥a
55
N
3,100
•
90 ¥4
x6¥4 Jun
46% Jan
—1
common
27 ¥2
57
50
preferred—*
common
Company
20%
59 ¥8
450
17
common—_1
conv
Murray Ghio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
19%
If Apr
6 ¥2
Jun
34%
-I ;
Inc__
263/4
6
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7 3/8
600
17
1—25c
participation
263/4
Feb
3
13,600
31%
i——
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300
5 ¥4
July
3¥a July
4Va
ify
52 ¥a
1%
preferred——100
preferred series B__100
preferred series C——100
1,000
18.300
49
90
cumul
4.50%
4%
6¥«
6
May
18% Aug
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—
4.80%
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5%
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4¥4
43'a-
—
4%
Jan
11 ¥2
300
cumulative
10 ¥4
May
Jan
6 ¥2
1
common
4.40 %
43/4
11
3 ¥2
12,100
1%-
-———1
Monongahela Power Co—
193/4
Jan
7¥2 May
1,800
3
17
103/4 May
10 ¥4 Mar
4,500
''
52¥a
*
(Can)
10 ¥2
5%
~6%
.*
Canada—
5
8%
Feb
4%
5
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Public Service common
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July
128% Apr
5% Mar
Jun
10
3¥a
4 Ve
common—
convertible
Mining
Muskogee
53
105/a
100
£1
common
Jan
Jan
600
7 ¥t
1A
Ltd
Co
5
Inc
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15% Mar
Jan
32 ¥2 May
14
Apr
»•'
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Co
Abrasive—
Piping
15% Mar
Apr
Jan
10 ¥4
4%
16%
6 %
cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc———2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel——100
27%
27 ¥2
12
50c
Jan
137 ¥2
Jan
10c
:
Jan
108¥4
Jan
Feb
1
5
dividend
non cum
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Amer
dep rets ord reg
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Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
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pfd—100
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4%
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6
8 ¥4
16 ¥a
A
*
13 ¥2
57
July
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;
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10
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47 ¥2
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Jan
4 ¥4
-
6s/a Mar
155/a July
July
44
6%
Jan
24
Jun •?
May
5 ¥2
5%
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6%
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15
11 ¥1
18¥a
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35
20
600
5%
11
May
Jan
200
17%
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4
63/a
Jun
•1,600
5%
18
21
30% Mar
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v.
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39,000
5
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Feb
21
5%
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Corp
210
11%
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(Harvey)
Jun
4¥2
Apr
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Jan
,
Products—
Molybdenum
1,700
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preferred
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Apr
2%
17% Jan
20.
12%
& Co—15
Hardart Baking
Co
*
&
Steel
Jan
6%
13 ¥4
3
31 ¥4
5%
1
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Corp
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3
Aug
15
1
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Jan
Jan
21s/a
2,900
~7%
3
,
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States
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59 y2
5
Jun
15¥a
Jan
10%
5
pref
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6
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5
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9%
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4
2¥a July
14 ¥a
1-A Jan
100
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43 ¥4 Aug
133/4 Mar
2,300150,100
24
4%
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,9%
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Jan
60c
4%
5
—
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—i
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube——
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common-—
.1
6%
preferred
—10
3¥a
19%
(Geo A)
&
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Hurd
Ltd class
Feb
Apr
387/a May
17% Mar
70
1
1
Mfg Co
11 y2
25c
24
Apr
3
193/4
100
Co
Co
Peroleums
Iron
Co
Mesabi
13A Aug
5%
20%
——
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'■
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_1
common
5%
5
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3¥a
214
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19%
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9%
1
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20
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Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co common
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2,000
2.50
& Co
Hofmann
46
1
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—
13%
55
1,800
.—-100
common
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Hevi-Duty
&
1%
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3 ¥a
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9
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100
4 7c
;
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5 % 7c
preferred
preferred
Henry Holt & Co
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43
..
5
——
common
Jan
4,100
10c
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22%
600
5'A
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V Jun
3
>>
58%
Havana
Hazeltine
2,600
15
2%
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25
Brewing Co
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Hastings Mfg Co——;—-~2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc.
4%
34
59%
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98
Jun
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35
1
21s/a
12%
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Metal
84%
4%
—1
100
1,200
1,000
20%
12%
50c
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McDonnell
July
Jan
10%
20
*
Hammond
¥2
Co———7
Mangel Stores common
——1
Manlschewitz
(The
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Co—
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Jan
H
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8,000
14
15%
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd—
2 ¥4 May
5¥4 Mar
15% Jan
>
v■$4.50preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
12%
14 ¥2
Jun
27/a
8,400
12%
14 ¥2
1
(The)
Public
Mansfield
Jan
Apr
May
9
100
"3%
Class
3
Jan
138
9% July
39,300
common-—_5
■Class B
2/o
12 %
5%
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Magna
Maine
4¥a Mar
189
Jun
300
15%
Corp
Mages
Mar
May
131%
9%
3%
l7/a
17 ¥4
M
Mar
17
,3
1
preferred
14
36 ¥4 Mar
Marconi
875
3%
10c
1,125
Chain.
Macfadden
July
6% Jan
11% Apr
xl32%
12
Lynch
Apr
9 ¥»
,
100
7,900
178
*
Steel
Lunkenheimer
2% Apr
Xfa Mar
56
69
Products
43,%
2%
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second
Jan
Jun
1¥b July
26
2%
cumulative
Jan
17
11%
_1
38 ¥»
27/a
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration..—30c
Jan
400
2 ¥2
2
10% Jun
9¥b May
800
8%
2%
"
Jan
1
Guild
Films
Company Inc
Grulf States Land & Industries—
6 ¥« Jan
Jun
11,500
13 ¥2
xl3l%
———
Locke
37 ¥2
500
l¥a
178
Leases
Apr
27¥4
12%
12%
1
3%
Jun
69
132
Ltd
Loblaw Groceterias
Common
Apr
9c
Oils
Apr
5%
Apr
■
67
27
*
Co
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8 ¥2
5
42%
7,400;
Ltd—.
N
of
May
93A
1,000
9
Liberty Fabrics
108 %
15 3A
600
1%
10c
16%
28 ¥a Mar
.,
l8/a July
14% Feb
5
common
Jan
24
800
Realty
107 3A
4Ji May
7% Feb
300
7,900
■
3,000
Corp
2%
May
2¥a
Apr
11% Jun
100
Company
Stores
103
6,500
6
9¥a
27
500
l7/a
5
Refineries
Inc
Le Tourneau
(R
G) Inc
Liberal
Petroleums
Ltd
6% July
19 % July
Apr
1% Apr
103% Mar
25
3
20%
2% Jun
1,350
l3/a
12%
4
18%
1%
Leonard
17%
333/4
—50
18
14%
1
common—
Lefcourt
39 %
May
—75 pesos
Machine
600
35
16 ¥4
University
1,100
71,300
Jun
20% July
11 ¥2 July
2
Feb
Jan
Mar
25
1
Mar
43%
25
2,150
Inc
Montoype
20
106
Jan
1
Extension
Inc
*
22
2,800
Ltd
Jan.
Apr
400
23 ¥a
18 ¥4
Inc
Lanston
Salle
Jun
l3/a
Aug
50
La
Mar
6 ¥4 May
27/a May
29%
of
Delaware—
Sessions Co
v
Feb
101
23
A
6¥a
3-Ar Jan
10 y8
23
28 ¥2
21
24 ¥2
13.600
Jun
17% Jan
5¥a
4¥a
25
133/4
7
12 ¥4
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
Mar-
Apr
29 ¥4 May
28 ¥2
300
27
Jan
30 y8 Mar
27 ¥.
400
24
Jan
29
Apr
29 ¥1
—1
28%
27
5¥a
Jan
33%
Apr
Jan
53/4
Jun
6%
Feb
5
4%
"5 ¥4
5,200
3
4 ¥2
500
Electric
Corp
30c
"2%
2 ¥2
2 ¥.
4.600
Radiator
Corp
1
12 ¥4
12%
13¥a
1,200
11%
Jan
15% May
5
343A
34%
36
7,300
28 ¥s
Feb
36
Jun
5
common
Co
common
1
4
Jun
2% July
4
,
;
2 ¥1 Mar
10
22 ¥a
Corp
&
Lear
50c
Grass
18
Foundry
Lamson
13 3/8
32
1
Corp
Mines
Lamson
453/8
—1
Chemical
15% Jun
100
11%
stock
Lakey
2 ¥4 May
3 % May
11%
Co
May
Apr
Jan
2,000
2%
128/a
300
•■22%
Company
S
15,200
""
3¥a
101
29
preferred
Apr
% July
Feb
2
5
Stores
Apparel
Shores
Feb
8,400
12,000
29 ¥1
Brewing •; Co———-1*
Consolidada
4 ¥4
-
IS
——.—25c
Stores
L'Aiglon
~2%
5li
1
common
106 %
5
400
5%
19%
Mar
Jun '■
2%
101
July
4%
—*
Varnish
Freehold
Griesedieck
La
33%
Mines™
Hydraulics
Gridoll
Jan
9%
Inc
Oil &
Kropp
Kroy
Krueger
32
9%
B
preferred
Sweet
8% Mar
6% May
9% May
Jun
2%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
7 7o
Jan
Feb
l¥a
22%
——-,——7.50
(The) Forge Co
33¥2b
Oils Ltd—
—-20c
27
*
Industries Inc
Non-voting
Kobacker
2%
/■
13,400
fa
18%
3¥a
101
Mar
8
93/4
,
25,300
.
Feo
Feb
17
July
5 ¥2
Apr
2%
Jun
6
¥4
8
90 ¥2
Apr
Jun
14
•19%
£
23 ¥a
B)
Rubber Co__!—
Hotels Corp—„
Knott
2,200
1
Manufacturing
Great Lakes
Dept
5%
10% Mar
1
(I
6ft Jan
Jun
17 ¥b
1%
*
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Great Amer
318
Jan
29¥4
4
(Del)*.
Minerals
(S)
44%
103%
l¥a
40%
"Aug
12 ¥4
400
3%
1¥4
'
Jan
85
2,300
8 ¥4
2
pfd—100
Products———
Kleinert
July
15
10
Inc
Rapids
145
7% July
Mines—.—1
Co
Consolidated
Goodman
Grand
&
Co
(Adolf)
3
17 ¥2
1
Corp
Union
Gofcel
Klein
138% July
Feb
3 ¥4
4%
1
lVa
6%
8
^
^pr
Apr
...
5% July
2% Jan
20
3
;
5 ¥2
:
Co
cumulative
173/4
.
18%
*
Distillers
Goldfield
45 '
6
"3
j
23% Mar
453/i
Jan
7
,
400
■/? 14
——...
3,400
♦
preferred
Alder.
125
300
16
20
preferred
Mich
Corp
Giant
Yellowknife Gold
Gilbert (A C) common
Gilchrist
Co
Glen
111% May-
17,400
7¥a
50c
Corporation
$5
McBcan
Co
Kiikland
500
■.
Company
Chemical
Kingston
'•
_*
Gerity
Gladding
May
2°/fi
16
—5
preferred
Stores
Power
14 %
4%
1,700
2¥a
£1
reg
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
Georgia
8,100
"23/8
com—1
Indus
convertible
Jan
3,600
Ltd—
ord
General
5 7c
28%
22
8 V'a
~5
5%
*
Corp
preferred
convertible
General Electric Co
American dep rets
General
Jun
9¥a Mar
1,100
warrants
Supply
57c
7% July
6¥a
28%
1
13¥a
50c
&
Drug
Kawneer
163/4
-—100
common
85
13 ¥4
6
1
Corp
& Company
Electric 4 ¥2%
(D)
Laclede-Christy
Co
4,000
85
13%
Kidde
7%
-
5
5 7c
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
7%
2%
2 ¥2
85
Kennedy's Inc——_—
——5
(Walter) & Co_——Li.—2.50
Kin-Ark
Oil
Company
10c
Kings County Lighting common——*
Jan
63 ¥4 Mar
16 3/4
—.1
4,800
2 ¥4
10% Mar
Feb
28 ¥a
1,400
i
15c
Industries
Gas
Kawecki
Jan
5%
5
5%
i,
11 v*
4¥a
5
.1.25
Company
Fuller
4u
1
__
Fresnillo
(The)
(Geo A)
Jan
;■://
Co
July
10
Feb
10y2
129% 131
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Pitt
Fox
Co
4 ¥2
100
¥2
10%
97/a
Jun
Jun
21,900
7%
Katz
x25% July
3% Apr
8¥a July
50 ¥2
11
23
9
Apr
2%
600
11
23 ¥a
Jan
19 ¥2
550
Canada—
Class
Motor
8 ¥4
51%
23 %
■
—I
7
26,800
8 ¥4
50%
7 ¥2
1
Inc..
Class
•Ford
«
3¥a
50 ¥2
Inc
2,100
3%
.2.50
Co
1,400
24%
-10c
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A—
8 ¥2
24%
—10
Inc
8%
6
10c
Inc
21
45,600
8%
55/8
1
common
39%
8%
c_„*
High
125 ¥4 Mar
36 ¥4 Mar
37%
5%
.1
Co^
Glass
Jerry O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kansas
8-
24%
.-25c
1,800
2% Mar
8-
—1
9%
-
Apr
6%
9
82% May
8 ¥2 July
2,750
—
pfd—100
t
Low
101 ¥a
38 ¥2
10c
v
Range Since Jan. 1
" High
100
*
Co
Manufacturing
Shares
9
Metal Industries A
*
Petroleum capital stock-*
Products
!—5
Apr
Jfi9%
100 ¥a
1
Macniuery.
for Week
Low
5
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
;
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Jan
Feb
8% Jan
1 is
.
14%
1
America
Public Service Co
3.90%
Kaltpt&n
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—
North
Cigar
Iron Fireman
Ironrite Inc
Apr
Apr
4%
39 % May
4%
Iowa
of
Breweries Inc
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Bale Price
——
Feb
3%
14,100
700
Jan
Jan
Jun
24
*
1,800
6VS
9V4
9Va
6%
1ft
Factor
Fargo
Week's
Last
Exchange
Resistance
Royalty
J
Investors
liy8 July
J105 %
> 7%
6¥s
25c
or
2,900
35*800
'/2
.
Feb
24->4 May
Jun
99% May
9 ¥4 Jan
1,300
y
8 V2
¥2
8
1
$1
4
5¥»
-
-1
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line common
34
3%
42
10
Co
•32 %
4
/ ■
10¥4 July
30
Jan
18s/s
Jan
3%
4,200
£■<■
il Apr
29%
Aug
5,700
11%'
14
43 ¥4
16
13%
Jun
10% July
i*€ July
Jun
300
.
Insurance Co
International
International
International
International
International
International
Apr
26
26%
1,200
17%
4%
10%
►
34
1
Esquire Inc
.►Eureka
600
¥2
19%
8% July
12,100
102 y2 102%
ioc
preferred
Manufacturing
11%
5
!
preferred
Steel Corp com
Forge &
6%
: ? ¥2
17
4
_1
common
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
High
23 % Mar
1,000
28%
16
100
250
ft
i
17
20c
pfd
9¥b
-16 :
,1
•"A
26
28 V8
'7
28 ¥4
1
convertible
Ero
9 Vb
4y8
Electric 5%
Millwork Corp__
Corp
9¥a
5
America
Manufacturing
$2
common
common..;
District
Equity
*25 ¥4
1
'Electronics
El-Ironies Inc
•Empire
25 ¥4
1
Limited
Corp
Corp of
•Emsco
LOW
Jan
30
/Electiographic
Emery
High
int__l
Corporation class A
Elder
3
Par
beneficial
preferred
Edo
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Sugar Associates—
Common
■
8hares
AUGUST
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
*
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED
Sales
•
4 ¥4
Feb
July
May
v
'•
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The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
.
stocks
■;
Low
4Par
--1
2%
145%
--
Pacific Coal & Oils
Park
Mining Co
New
Superior
New
York
New
York & Honduras
New
York
24 100
2%
2%
13 000
2ft
?7 /!
i
"o
Rosario—
Class
North
RR
Serv 4%,%
°
kh
«g
3±, JS
49V.
?5,600
IIS
^8/e Apr
5.00.)
12/a
9
;
.
95%
^a/
3%
1%
/
fcd
14
.
106%
Julv
?3/8
1%
2,000
1%
Oil
Oceanic
Ogden
Ohio
common.^
class B common
Brass
Power
Okalta
Oils
Okonite
Old
4%tf>
Company common
Corp common
preferred—
cumulative
T
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
Inc
3.'o
10,100
675
4%
4%
69 Vo Jan
4% July
6
6
9%
9%
9%
:
300
34%
30%
5%
6%
34%
30%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
dividend
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
100%
*7:'
*
100
98% '
2%
3
20% *
19%
19
100
107
Page-Hersey Tubes common
70
400
30,200
104
97%
2%
1
pfd
*
100% 101
100
107,
:
12% Jan
28.400
-
Israel Oil
Pan
vtc__2 Bol
A)
Amer
-
Parker
Class
Patino
of
Traffic
Penn
Pep Boys
;_2
Corp
Co
:
Oils
Co
Minerals--
7
1
"2%
Pioneer Gold
Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp
Valley
Pneumatic
Polaris
Porto
Scale
Power
&
Corp
Prairie Oil
Pratt
&
Pressed
R
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Public
Co
f
►
10c
_1
i
,
Ltd
y
'**
5P0
500
Hz? iUu
7% Feb
'
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53i/
7(10
eni/4
50%
'8
xb
-
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4%
53
II*
~r%
'~k
4*
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12%
r'
54%.,,.
o
300
800
,
%
"
6
'
1
16%
9%
.
39%,
3,700
17V4.
,*
5U May
147^
2,500
.800
-
'
,
jan
x9%
-
Sun
Jun
46%
;
'
& Timber
3
com
common
21%
21%
,
—
_5
•
—
;V_ 1,700
22
20%
16%
—
—
July
98
—•-
.
Jun
Z
:
Jan
3A
Feb
2 'A Mar
2%
Jun
3%
f 2,700
16%
600
15'% July
31 »/8 Mar
100
16% Aug
20
Drue
Quebec
Q
Power
4
Co__—
•
t
600
11%
Jan
13
2,100
16%
Jan
25% July
42%
6,100
37%
Feb
46% Mar
3%
3.300
2%
8%
8,700
5% Mar
Railway
Rapid
&
Utility
■./,:•
Electrotype
Raymond
(The)
Concrete
Pile
Reading Tube Corp
.
$1.25
convertible
Reda
Pump
Reis
(Robert)
1
A
Co_*
—
preferred——.
Co.—
&
26%
.
1
20
1
Remington
Rice-Stix
Rico
Rio
Arms
Co Inc
1
Inc——
26%
*
Rochester
Rokeach
Rolls
to
Sons
&
Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
Cable
Roosevelt
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
3
Oil
4%
1,300
7% May
9%
Apr
9
Jan
18%
Aug
39
39%
3,100
33%
Jan
40'A
Jun
52%
25
50%
Apr
58%
28
28 %
200
1%
48%
49%
11%
12
IV/n
—
pfd F
100
Inc
1
V
...
Inc
(The
Ave
F
C)
90
2%
12
200
45% July
15% Jan
25 V2 Jan :
31% Apr
1% Jan
Jun
-
-
37"%
4,400
Feb
10y8
Feb
13%
59
"
,
.
1% Mar
Jan
70%
July
Apr
Apr
300
50
'
*,
45%
200
25%
500
25
24%
24%
700
24 %
24-
24
—
89
2%
91
2%
..
v
5,000
16%
16%
3%
6 -
.
60
-
Co
Inc
*
16%
16%
i0!
™
35,200
6%
5%
6'A
300
1
1
4%
4
4%
8,800
V.
14
1
341/^
35%
1,000
1
5%
5%
5%
3.400
1
Haynes common
Lawrence Corp Ltd
5%
5%
5%
800
83%
85%
2,200
Salem-Brosius
9%
10%
200
San
San
Carlos
Diego
.".8
Milling Co Ltd
Gas &
Cumulative
5%
series
preferred 4%%
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
fnr
Petroleums
34
__
Co
2.800
16%
footnotes
see
page
__
*
—
18%
5%
•
3%
4%
1.400
4%
V 3%
575
6%
; 600
Jun
15%
:
14
200
14
15%
100
.
29%
22%
30.
,
:
Jan
Jan
./
15
.
7
; >
"July
/
3% Mar
Jun
5%
Jan
Jun
33% Mar
Jan
27% May
..
17%
.
9% Mar
18
Feb
2% July
29
v
"2,500 '
79 % Mar
18%
May
3
400
19%
4% Mar
Jun
12%
.
15,300
23%
5% July
;
Jan
15
3.800
/2%;-■
3%
2 V2
5'/2
Feb
v
/' 57% Jan
16%
i z
Apr
6%
Jun
73%
6%
*
Apr
4,900
4%
:
'70%
*
3,500
•
-v
40 ' Apr.;
-19% Feb
19
Feb 7
.■
Jan
5% 7
5%
5
500
16% May
18%
1,100
17% Jun
5%
5%-v
* 53»»
11
*
^
6,900
20
Mar
•
pfd—:
Markets
Feb
86%
Apr
99%
Feb
Trl-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
Jun
2%
Jun
-
* 800
-
;" 100
Jan
6%
3.600
4%
5%
8,400
Feb
18% Jan
15%
-
2.300
13% July
1,500
24%
2%
2%
2%
8,600
%
%
9.800
9% Xl0%-
36
q,/h';
v2
37
y
2%
:
July
3%
Apr
1%
Feb
3
Jan
56% July 7
1.200
23%
Jan
49% Mar
2%
Jun
9
Jun
•
-2,900
27%
9%
"
.
10%
2.000
37%
9 «
38 3b
4,300
26%
Feb
600
21 %
4%, Jan
14
July
-
21%
22
14%
14%
18%
19
"
12
700
1,800
-
25%
15
'Jan
16%
Jan
39% July
?
Feb
July
1%
•
4
4
s
2U
-3 /».
13-s
si /4
7'6% Mar
1
200
63%
;>' 7%
7%
2,100
96%
97%
6% May
96% Aug
-
2%
3
7%
7%
4%
-
iOO
2%
4,100
'3,300
x2
Jun
1.200
84
7 /3
--
-
;19% May
93-
■•■•f
96%
2 /«
1%
Apr
5ft May
i»
93;
-
110% Feb
1,900
so3^
48%
50
36%
--
-
'
■
105
--
Jan
July
•
.ia% Apr
.
% July
.
--
—
17%
35
Jan
2
v
Apr
-
8% Feb
7.16% Jan
Jan
z;?9% July
17,600
July
8
•
15% July
1.000
14
31%
25c
52
-
Jan
12%
•
*
*
'f<
5% May
15%
a. '
38
Corp——-?———I
13%
Jan
May
30%
> :
10
—
'! ;
/*'.
48
6%
20
Trunz Inc
Lux
16%
30-,4
-
'——1
Inc
">
5%
4'
*
5
common
9
15
43
Feb
6 % May
'
6%
J5
J3
H
19%
.
JaJn
4
15%
48
5%
Z
3"%
900
11-
11
,
;
48
Co Inc—,—:—-10c
Jan
'1
2% Jan
46
Jun
,
12V4
Jun
piu?
17% July
51/2 Jun
16% Aug
United
20
common.—50c
Asbestos Corp
1
Elastic Corp
*
Milk Products common
*
United
Jan
Jan
102
.Jan
3
May
Feb '
V 4 Vs Feb
4% Mar
r,
93 ;, Aug
9% Jan
.
-1
8% July
63A
4%
2,500
3%
4'/8
35.700
1% Mar
5
2y8
•>o
2%
7.000
lft Jan
2is May
Feb
3
.
Apr
July
3%
400
13
13%
48,500
9%
Jan
4
Apr
13% July
A; 37
38
400
29%
Feb
40
31 %
Feb
34%
Apr
5%
Jun
8
Mar
7
Jan
3%
July
—
3% May
5% Jan
37% July
Stock
United
United
3%
Feb
5
Jun
79% Jun
United
6% July
6% Jan
92V8 Apr
5%
Feb
7% July
11%
100
1
24%
2%
2%
2%
23,800
19%
Jun
Jun
Apr
22% Mar
21% Feb
Jun
3% Mar
2%
of Omaha
dep rets ord
'
5%
59:A
9%
10
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1
18
Jan
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27% Aug
102% July
23
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10
1
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58%
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Feb
1% Feb
Jun
jan
•
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3% Feb
56% July
59,703
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July
33 100
2
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38% Feb
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Merchandise
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Jun
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7
300
8%
7
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8
1
Schick Inc Scullln Steel Co common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
145% July
2V2 Feb
10% Feb
6
2
Oils
Auction
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
134
56%
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50%
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New
3% May
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34 %
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Feb
230
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39%
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2
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or
Chicago Transit
Delaware Lack
1998
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Lackawanna
of
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1978
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&
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1965
12
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28
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England
subord
6%s
mortgage
due
1953
i Ohio Power
1st
1st
mortgage
3'As
Co
6%s
to
&
3%s
1970
Piedmont
Hydro-Electric
*>'<
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
5s
3s,
Jan-July
105
3s series
B
deb
conv
1976
E
series
F
1979
3%s scries G
Southern
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Terni
+
1981—
California
Gas
Gas
&
with
Aug 1
3%s
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
April-Oct\
Gas
April-Oct
3s
3'As
1971—-Jan-July
1970
Co—
1940
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
1940
1947
Wasatch Corp deb
Washington Water
Webb &
1953
ser
Power
Penn Traction
Western Newspaper
5s
105%
109
•170.65
96%
101 %
5x
103%
95.80
96.27
96.06
71.15
94.05
•183.70
95.82
96.05
96.19
71.05
93.80
183.93
95.4b
95.79
95.87
95.91
93.76
95.33
95.69
95.93
95.80
93.71
95.28
computed
held.
stocks to
This
changes
23.15
from
1956
A
16
99
101 '
July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Fri.
Union
6s
June-Dec
-June-Dec
1960
1959
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
Interest
(Col)
-
A Baden
Period
April-Oct
Jan-July
-
1952
B
1951
ADanzig Port
&
Waterways 6%s
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1952
G5-stock
four
20
I
•!
-1
,;'
93.09
94%
6
90
97%
Jan-July
of
give effect
common
from
7.13
58
to
the
stock
for
that
for
and
"
Low
—i
-
>f«.
y
78.87 Jan 23
^u'^r
High
80.49 Dec
Low
68.05 Jan 18
7
i
High
Low
—0.2
..
425.7
497.1
362.8
319.0
464.7
398.6
—0.2
334.7
369.4
500.8
425.2
+ 0.5
*
425.7
—0.7
500.5
336.3
-1956-
Change
—0.5
.
464.7
;
424.9
Goods
353.0
312.8
160.9*
Finance
and
Service
158.9
+ 1.3
160.9
152.4
316.1
317.9
—0.6
325.5
294.7
376.7
—1.4
382.5
326.8
371.6
•New
362.8
462.6
Non-Durable
July 20, '56
362.1
'
High.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
int'l
Number of and Miscel.
Bank
roreign
PnnAs
rtnvdu
Bondi
United Statet
Totat
Government
Bond
Bondi
Saiei
2,103,270
—•
Wed. Aug. 1
$3,289,000
$250,000
$3,539,000
2.516,250
4,296.000
184,000
4,480,000
2,233,240
FTi. Aug. 3
—
3,704,000
2,589,535
f—
4,397,000
223,000
4,620,000
2,214,580
3,694,000
140,000
3,834,000
228,000
3,932,000
95%
.
101 %
97
95 %
£.
:;
9'4.odAug.
Range for 1955
93.66
94.00
Manutacturing
Mon. July 30
Tues. July 33
150
96
96%
;
•
Range for 1956
•
97%
92%
94
99%
96
98
„
101% 101%
»
6.325
Hi&h
93.38
1
Thurs. Aug. 2
$94
—
shares
to
93.60
2—
ybrrrp *
97
136%
$92
94
composite average
additional
railroads
(1939 = 100):,
102
98
;
97
2
94
100'A
101
1956
1955
1955
'
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
11,656.875
10,542,954
251,247,347
$1,025,000
$1,410,000
33,995,500
U. 8. Government
2
94
99
7
MOo
102
International Bank
24
96
102%
Foreign
100% 100%
98
99
94
94
94
5
92'A
97
95%
95%
1
95%
418,690,308
Bonds
104
98%
$215,000
101,000
$8,000
398,000
<
100
—
1~
Railroad and Industrial
58,145,500
19,380,000
16,033,000
585,803,900
557,235,600
$20,403,000
$114
$17,443,000
$620,115,400
$615,737,000
J25
—
—
—
82%
—
86
86
81%
102 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102%
105%
tl00
125
105'A 105%
$100'A 101
82
83
$104
98
' 105
23
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
103'A
78%
(Number
85
103
105
102%
$102% 105
and
110
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
996,670
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Sold
No.
roreign
Corporate
Bonds
1,158,455
1,051,820
42,000
297,000
~$T,o6o
$5,000
1,211,391
171,000
153,000
4,000
304,000
"ib,000
167,000
5^000
1,100,340
176.000
Range Sine#
Jan.
$753,000
1
Low
High
181%
181%
19 55
$80
$88
Bondi
48,000
7,000
"
Thurs. Aug. 2
$80
$186% 188
Total
$58,000
$58,000
Fri. Aug. 3
Week's Range
or
roreign
Domeitio
of
Shares)
Tues. July 31——u———?r
Wed. Aug. 1
Municipalities
Low
(Germany) Is 1951—
Jan-July
ACauca Valley 7s 1948—
;
—June-Dec
Central Bk of German
State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
A
30a!_
3
98%
102
—
—
the
of
the
SEG Index of Stock Prices
v
103 %
96'A
140
t95
Friday
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
for
by the following industrials 4.581; Rails
6.325;
23.90.
Aug.
Aug.
101%
97
r
93
Jan-July
1964
1974
BONDS
American Stock
series
divisor
95.54
The SEC index of stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended
July 27, 1956, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with
highs and lows for the
current year are as follows
.
99%
$94
.
Foreign Governments
series
the
Aug. 1
Thurs.
176%
'
140
—
1963
3%s
184.11
dividing total prices
Closing
Mon. July 30——
A6s
by
Tues. July 3)
105%
101
93
99
•93%
95.56
96
176%
101 % 101 %
$95
.
94.09
70.99
IU.O,
Mon.
Trade,
$25
97%
96.05
171.02
Transportation
Utility
——
$114
94
96.42
170.17
Durable Goods
53
93%
469
40
Bonds
XIV.JLf
Mining
15
—
$96
140
•
ities
'
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation
Bureau, Inc.
151
98%
$94
—
Knapp Inc 5s debs
West
517.81
95.70
Total
Util¬
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
/
99
91
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1956
coupon
coupon
6s
182 24
Total
coupon
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947
coupon 1953
United Dye &
Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service
Co—
A78
96%
48%
98%
$91
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
3s
182.01
70.90
"
97%
98
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
series
39
50
103:
101%
Mar-Sept
1973
2%s series C
3%s series D
70.85
169.03
10
de
lis
Percent
$176%
1962_Jan-July
1973
3s
98%
100%
94%
$94
1981—May-Noo
Southern California Edison
3s 1965
3'/aS series A
169.07
513.42
Composite
$95
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
Co—
Corp
Ltd
65
95%
99
115% 116%
$165
97%
A6%s with Oct. 1 1940
coupon 1960
April-Oct
A6%8 ex Oct 1 1947
coupon 1960
Public Service Electiric
& Gas Co 6s
Safe Harbor Water
1998-Jan-July
Power
Sapphire Petroleums
58
'
—
Jan-July
April-Oct"
April-Oct
1968
-
Power
73
$25
Jan-July
1963
3%s
1971
12
-7
99
$48%
May-JVoi/
1953
extended
116%
Mar -Nov
1976
1961
Ltd—
mortgage
8s
Pennsylvania Water
the 65
89%
$117
1952
debentures
3'As
Nippon Electric Eower
A 1st
Rails
Secpnd
144 %
i 93'/<
1952
coupon
coupon
Power
trials
July 27, '56
$96'A
Jan-July
Altallan Power
Realization Trust
6%%
Midland Valley RR
4%
1963
.National Research
Corp—
5s
Stocks
Wed.
$25
June-Dec
RR
1940
1947
ities
$100
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Co—
68
58
95%
96%
$99% 101 %
May-No»
1953
Hydro-Electric
A7s
95%
May-Noo
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv
debs 1967
6s
roads
512.30
averages for the 20 railroad stocks for
Pacific Railroad
company's distribution
share
102%
85%
58
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Elmira Water Lt & RR
5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec
Mtge Co- —
A6%s with Nov 1 1940
coupon 1953
A 6 % s ex Nov
1
1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential
AGesfuerel
Grade
•The
each
65
86
69%
10
Indus¬
Utilities 11.26; 65 stocks 23.15.
Union
May
50
98%
95%
$68
-Bonds10
520.95
are
1
142
85%
May-Hoy
representative stocks and bondi
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
as
51C.69
High
94
Jan-July
Averages
of
averages
Exchange
65
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st
mortgage 4s series B 1992
A
.
Jan.
Low
5
g Ex-stock
'
Util¬
—
Range Since
9
■'
First
—
2ft Mar
No.
distribution,
:
10
1
July
64 y2
Sold
40
d Ex-Interest,
Mar
15
1st
;
31
21 % Mar
Wf AH
50
range),
Jan
106
Bonds
••
Total
.Date—
98% 98%
$142% 155
June-Dec
RR—
High
50
50
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
.
1970
3%s
Friday's
•
15
—
-
8,300
57%
36 %'
year's
20
—
Averages
Jan
17%
45
54
40
Rail¬
8%. Jan
Week's Range
.
Interest
July
Feb
4%
iV»
"i%
30—
August
U Apr
•
104
45
Ex-liquidating
:
daily closing
trials
27
JSL
August A
2
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
3% Apr
14'A May
101
July
12
July
16% July
55 % Apr
102
54%
30
July
July
Jan
ft
-
54%
$38
2012—Jan-July
the New York Stock
Date
Jan
25
Jun
A Amer
series
Jun
28%
4%
16%
Jun
;£!!,
Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power
3JAs 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s
12
6%
13%
5s
K-V
1.900
1,700
18%
2
BONDS
American Stock
Exchange
Jun
54%
Indus-
^lar
2% July
12 V2 Jan
Jun
on
the
are
'v....V"..
39
24% July
3% Jan
•
__
-Stocks-
3iy2 May
26 y2 Jun
_
50
100
103
Ltd—
1%
10%
600
15 %
15%
8
July
3%
3'A
1
:
common
Jan
ft
100
Inc
Feb
6%
%
%
.
J
12%
20%
6%
1
46,900
24%
4%
listed
58 y2 May
20%
$60 • •
$102% 104
$47
Stock and Bond
ft Apr
Jan
$65
-
"
—Jan-July
receivership.
Jan
ft Jan
45
200
24%
140
45%
$65
.
In
•
Below
8% July
Feb
43%
$88
72
\ v
Abbreviations used
above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
"w i," when
c," voting-trust
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x
certificates;
w," without warrants.
104% Mar
133%
76
155%
72
-
*
Jan
Jan
66
155
(
f
h
Aug
3%
July
12,700
29
21
118
$45
-Mar-Sept
A)- 2s
110
—
Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included In
(not included in
year's
range)."
a
transaction
SReported
*
Mar
5
20
(Plan
139
Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In
action for cash (not
year's range), r Trans¬
included in year's
range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no
Ex-liquidating dividend. '
sales being transacted
-ABonds being traded flat.
during current week.
•
Feb
3
stmpd
High
124
$72
May-Hoy
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
1997—
2% Apr
154% May
Apr
19% May
2% May
ioo
*
Aug
135'
500
6%
2%
4
111% Mar
3% Aug
Odd-lot
dividend,
22% Mar
19%
35%
10%
5
Machine—
2%s
Jun
7,300
20%
1
deposit receipts—,.—
Edison
23
13,500
28%
-n
Boston
Jun
17,800
ft
28%
1
Hargreaves" Ltd
t-
17 y2
s
25
W)
Jun
133% 133%
25
4% %
July
2%
1%
ft
a
5% Mar
•*
106 y2
400
2%
6%
2%
!
Industries
Lt
4% Jan
20
3,200
18
Janeiro
1
2
$66
$159%
•
Jan.
•No par value,
Jan
153
-
10c
preference
Wright
5%
1
Co
Ltd
Petroleum
Wool worth
Jun
300
de
3s
1
Low
121
June-Dec
Chile 6s T931
Denmark 5s 1972
(Plan A> 2%s 2008
Jan.
No.
137
2008—May-Noo
of
Range Slno#
Sold
*
Apr
4%
10
common
Industries
Woodley
77/»
300
99 ya
20
Co
Newspaper
Woodall
Apr
Feb
^
22%
Rio
Apr
4%
5y8
•
preferred
Wood
6%
17%
Jun
stamped 1958
of
Sinking fund
Jan
3,100
3%
'
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1949
Bonds
High
$115
June-Dec
6%s
stamped
(Republic of)—
Peru
Jun*
8%
5% July
2%
Is
com
common
Wisconsin Pwr &
Jun
Mortgage Bank
^Parana
10% Mar
14%
100
shares
Petroleums
Brothers
3%
-
Jani
105 "
Jun
20%
pfd—100
Invest Ltd—
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
5%
6%s
Friday's
137
Germany—
(Peru)
AMortgage Bank
:
93
,May(
*34y2 Mar'
Apr
8%
2
17/b
2%
154%
1st
5%% conv preferred
Wichita
River
Oil
Corp
Wickes
(The)
Corp
Wilson
7% Mar
„
Feb
Feb-Aug
redeemed)
(Prov)
or
Bid He Asked
Low
stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of
Oct 1927) 1947
Feb
200
4%
20'A
1%
22%
*
7%
Internat
Stores
v
7,200
.>
6%
3%
5
Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
6%
15
17%
1
Ltd
Western Tablet &
Eagle
3%;
-1.25
4.40%
Western Maryland
Ry
Western Stockholders
White
Jun
5
4% Mar
'3.200
106% 108
*
Manufacturing
rets
4,400'
5
5
10c
West Texas Utilities
Western
Leaseholds
dep
6%
Jun
Sale Price
1947
(20%
Hanover
Last
Period
1947
of)
ALima City
21% July
28% Jun
200
...
9%
*
4%
1
preference
Investors Inc (Del)
Amer
4%
5%
—1 .,;v.
30
series
Wentworth
400
5%
100
.
preferred
&
Webster
July
3% May
200
15
•
Inc—i
Tlernan
Waltham Watch Co
Webb &
Knapp Inc
$6
jsy®
*
-1
Bond
cumulative
'
6%
32%
4%
——1
Co
Wagner Baking
voting
7%
6,000
20
w
^
Aircraft
47A
6s
7s
Maranhao
:j
•
Munic
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
(City
1939
A
69
91
2
:
7s
68% July
32% Apr
1
Co_
Cons
ABanover
27/b Mar
21%
9 lA
Stock
secured
Jan
,-4%
Corp
Jan
f
Jan
32'a
4%
5
A8
30%
4%
9%
Aug
41'A
84
20c
AGerman
100
■
6%
32%
Friday
BONDS
36 %
Apr
1% July
55y2 Jan
GOO
3
American
4y8 Mar
4
!—:-5"
:
Coke
>Vogt Manufacturing!
Waco
4%
—1
._•
august
1,800
^,100
62%
20
21 y8
1
Coal
65%;
30%
58'A
.
5
Vinco Corporation
Vulcan
63%
30%
10
-
ended
High
2% July
15 % Jan
900
2>/a
15
common-
Iron
12,200
4%
—
Virginia
700
36'A
Sugar
Syndicate
2%
25c
•$4
Venezuela
2%
Low
33
2
week
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
common..
convertible.' preferred.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman
Industries warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
'
Low
2%
34%
wi
Corp
Shares
Sale Price
Sales
1
common
New
of Prices
for
for Week
1
Universal American
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance
:
Universal Products Co
'
Range
Par
Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin
Corp
Corp
Week's
Last
-A*
S
United Stores
range
Friday
STOCK8
American Stock
Stocks—No.
of
Shares.
146,709,427
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government—
Foreign corporate
$721,000
$257,000
$9,060,000
$10,507,000
10,000
159,000
4,296,000
12 373,000
22,000
74,000
984,000
1,956,000
33
9
fA
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
...
Monday, August 6, 1956
(550)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
AUGUST 3
Boston Stock Exchange
Week'*
Sale*
Range
tor Week
of Prices
Shares
enary
l ast
STOCKS
gale Price
Tei
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
8t
Co—
Ry
:
*
56
65 %
17 % July
Jun
14%
26%
118
12%
69%
70%
94
53%
Jan
16% Apr
72% July
27%
27%
480
15%
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
44
Feb
11%
Feb
60
Jan
61%
39
44
10
10
•
Ford Motor Co
5
General
Capital Corp.
-1
General Electric (new)..-..-———5
Gillette
Co
1
Kennecott Copper
Corp
*
Loew's
Boston
Theatres.—..——25
Lone Star Cement Corp
10
53
54
431
58%
60%
347
68.92 68.92
19
63%
65%
2,162
52%
Jan
48%
53%
890
40 %
Jan
64%
——
Companies
Service
National
Olin
Pennsylvania
Drug Co _—.—-——
Suawmut
Association
...—
Drill
United
14c
Apr
134%
May
61%
272
51%
336
22%
Feb
10%
110
9*A July
22%
49
20% Mar
19%
502
16%
20
25%
26%
697
23% Jan
27%
28 Vk
557
20 Vz
49 Va
50%
25
47%
47%
j
Jan
49 %
2,068
Detroit
48%
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220
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200
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100
383/4
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33/4 V
14%
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•
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2
261/4 Aug
Apr
2s/8 Feb
61 Va
Jan
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5
l3/4
Jan
33%
1,497
200
46 Va July
& Co
Corp
2
1643/4 168%
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37%
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1
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167%
,
Jun
100
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3/4 Aug
363/4 July
386
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101
302
Jan
51
Jun
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409
533/a
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483/4
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Corp
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26%
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Pacific
Carrier
Case
363/4
24%
Mar
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Jun
7%
363/4
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May
103/4 July
38c
423% Feb
115
26%
323/4 July
44
;
5% July
125
Aug
18% Mar.,./
Jan
12 %
83/4
5
19% July
66
94
Packing
Jan
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jun
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Canada D:y Ginger
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Feb
303/8 July
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California
Jan
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Cement
California
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Burroughs Corp
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30
6.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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50%
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Sale Price
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120
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214
1
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250
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Borg-Warncv Corp
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
1
9%
15%
Feb
jh%
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Oil
35
32%.
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Co
Publishing Co
Zenith Radio Corp
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2
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Aviation
Cons
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58% Mar
186%
19'% May
47 Feb
-
585
•
1
Inc
Aircraft
18%
32%
10
Co——
Bethlehem Steel (Un)—Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Mar
22
;
32
24
Feb
18
3
RR
22
275
•
45% May
,
2 4 Va Mar
65% Mar
385
19%
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Jan
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313/4 Aug
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19'/a
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178 3/4
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2,896
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20 3/a July
4 8:% Jan
291
185
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20
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26 Vb Mar
25
1,013
184'%
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19%
50
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22% Muy
178
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54%
4%
37
Jury
135% July
,
Jan
100
15%
a6%
203/a
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Atlas
66 %
Jan
19
(Un)
76% Aug
19% Apr
51% July
30% Mar
2.500
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Atlantic
23%
14%
Service
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Apr
74% July
43% Mar
Jun
19%
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Feb
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Atchison Topeka
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Wool worth
Jan
56%
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64%
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30
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Co
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Apr
Jun
64%
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63 %
132% July
52%
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44
743/4.
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Corp
Armco Steel
Corp (Un)
27
400
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20
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29
Jan
60% Aug
Jan
400
13%
50
Inc
28% July
23%
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Anaconda
2%
Feb
21%
200
66%
32%
Tel
Jan
1% Jun
100
.
Tel
American Tobacco
American
103%
400
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Apr.
25
2,100
:
28
25%
—
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,
14% May
Apr
102
25%
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100
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Mar
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Apr
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(Un)__
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American Motors
(Un).
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:
53%
62
24
July
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38%
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300
61%
74% '/:N
42%
53 %
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39 %
1,000
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50
Jun
1,300
500
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
White
Jan
500
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Western
60% May
39
1,950 ;
14
42%
(Un).
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Walgreen
50
54% May
69% July
33
60
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Jun
Feb
200
CO
Industries
S
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American Factors
42 %
48
3%
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44%
25
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350
Broadcasting-Paramount
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American Cq.il Co
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Jan
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300
39%
American
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——
Range Since Jan. i
413/4
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27
27%
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200
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24%
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U
10%
49
200
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28%
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22
38
,
American' Airlines
17% Aug
7% July
6,50(1.
2,900
t
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Allis-Chalniers Mfg
Aluminium Limited
'
32
Feb
Industries
common
Reduction (Un)
Alaska Juneau Gold
Jan
19% May
Laboratories
Air
Apr;.
1,200
38%
V
1%
Corp (Un)__
Century-Fox Film/{Un)„
United
150
1,000
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17%
27
27 %
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July
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Tri Continental
La
12% May
65%
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Toledo Edison Co
So
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Thor Corporation
Thor Power Tool Co.,
208
24%
47%
Range
Sale Priea
Apr
62 % Apr
71% May i:"
50% Jan
200
8%
28 %
58
63%
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Week'a
Last
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49% May
400
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Friday
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49
48%
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San Francisco Stock
16
Mar
500
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19
27%
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36%
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49
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2,100
50
17%
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Texas
35%
5
1,400
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Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
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15 %
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61%
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15'/2
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13% May
51% Jan
400
60%
56%
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Sunbeam
58%
•_
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100
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79%
55
59%
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500
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Indiana
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
14'/8
55 %
Standard Railway Equipment
Stein
Shares
High
79%
California-
of
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—
WEEK
for Week
14
_
FOR
Sales
rs.
Range
Low
Spiegel Inc
-
of Prices
Sale Price
Square
RANGE
Week's
30%
454
36% Jan
136% 139%
933
28% July
873/4 Feb
147
July
•
38
and Financial Chronicle ...Monday, August 6, 1956
The Commercial
(554)
out-of-town markets
RANGE
Last
of Prices
Shares
Range
Low
High
Pineapple Co Ltd
Hawaiian
39%
39
39%
2,488
30%
Jan
15%
15
15%
4,515
12
Jun
Hercules
Jun
Corp
Holly
Oil
Oil
Co
Konokaa
Honolulu
Oil
50
452
46%
51%
52
488
Mary
Idaho
Power
Feb
11%
11%
78
JO% Mar
12
Jun
72%
71%
72%
405
56%
72% Aug
71c
85c
6,700
a31% a31%
25
Harvester
Nickel
Co
Co
(Un»
37%
(Can) (Un)—•
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Oil
Intex
&
Tel
&
Kaiser Alum
Steel
&
Chem
List
St Co (R H)
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin
Jtrn
24% Aug
111
117%
Jun
53%
Apr
49%
Aug
15 %
18% Mar
Sinclair
69
468
65% May
72%
Socony
Jun
625
8 % July
44% Jun
10%
50
125
19%
Jan
25
100
18%
Jan
20% Jan
50
a8%r
48
19
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30%
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33%
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138
35
23
2.520
34%
34%
34%
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34%
35%?:
5
5%
5%
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52
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162
46
10
15%
16%
310
15%
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Merck
Co
;
5%
5%
5%
400
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33%
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34
951
v
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Chapman & Scott
Middle South Utll Inc com
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Mission
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M
&
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M
18%
18%
18%
250
12%
21%
21%
128
10
30%
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204
13c
3,000
__
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la
Utilities
Power
Gypsum
Central
RR
American
North
27%
411
24%
Apr
50
40%
Feb
American
Oil
Ohio
Match
Olin
12% July
16% Mar
Texas
21
Feb
26% May
1
1
Jan
60
X: 5%
5%
5%
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16%
16%
16%
39%
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1st
5% %
5%
5%
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34%
Feb
Jan
94% May
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21%
264
20% May
23
Tri-continental
42
210
37
42 Vb July
23
285
21% July
18%
18%
100
14% Mar
1.75
2.20
800
45c
1%
2%
1,600
55%
160
5
Chemical
Corp
1st
pfd
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United
Apr
Corp
of
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24%
305
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29% Jan
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27
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84.36
Pacific
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38 Va
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Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co
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p 10
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5
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com new_3
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•
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Jan
Jan
Universal
Apr
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12%
Jan
211
Jan
142% July
Vanadium
Jan
144%
Victor
16%
Jan
21
Mar
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50
30% May
36
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169
23
Feb
28
Apr
335
20%
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22%
1.25
400
a67 Va a67 Va
6%
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1,698
140
19
49
140
44% May
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63% Jun
,
Jan
Feb
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2.625
23
826
23
24% Jan
43%
4-n
31
40
26
644
130% July
1,594
Jan
65
Apr
187% May
Aug
33
35% May
700
17%
74%
473
1,140
36 %
Feb
6%
6%
100
6%
Jun
49%
21 va Mar
63% May
42%
6%
20
50%
715
33
814
29
2%
250
49
49
204
53%
5
53.%
Jan
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33
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54% Mar
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33
3,541
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Jan
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Mar
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,
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41
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7%
Jun
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Jun
55
21% July
22
65%
Feb
72%
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39%
Jan
48% May
41%
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50V4 Mar
43%
49%
301
5%
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400
18
18
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4
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5
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42
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300
46
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111
46
21%
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377
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119
63%
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330
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200
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14
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Yellow
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Jan
36 V*
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(Un)—2.50
Telegraph
Union
18
Jan
19
100
37
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38
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Corp
Woolworth
Radio Oorp of America (Un)
Jan
33
30
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Equipment Co
Bros
Pictures
Jan
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725
55
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1.10
Jan
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50
155
21%
54%
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27%
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144%
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25
31% May
•
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S
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S
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22 %
26%
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S
103%
Jun
97% Aug
39c
45% Aug
Aug
32%
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U
141
19%
Phelps
Puhco
37%
53% July
40% May
25
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Feb
19%
140%
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Petrocarbon Chemicals
600
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1
1
30
62c
19%
19%
100
World
97%
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Pan American
Paramount
62c
38%
97%
38%
•
common
div
Oil
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common
47% May
220
2x6
2^8
.
32 %
55%
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City Mines Co (Un)_
Plywood Corp
Apr
62% May
29
22 Vb
Co——
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Pacific
69%
45%
6.1%
United Gas Corp
30% Mar
|
46% July
Jan
29
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10
United
30% Mar
Apr
Jan
56%
57% July
45%
a46%
Inc
Feb
33%
27
v
30
common—-—
Lines
Air
Jan
30% May
60
25%
United
37
27% May
23% July
100
25%
19% July
53% Mar
70
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25%
Union
Mar
31 Va
310
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Aircraft Corp com
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87% Aug.
Jan
619
58%
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64
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493
46%
68 %
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12 %
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180
28 %
46
68
a27%
60%
Jan
1,627
737
57%
10
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50
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Jan
35%
87%
-
Oil Co of Calif
52%
;
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25
25
Union
&
New
Jan
20
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3% Mar
Carbide
Apr
12%
4% Jan
85%
0
(Un)
(Un)
Carbon
Union Electric Co of Mo
Union
46%
48%
800
__.—
Century-Fox Film
Twentieth
Feb
Jan
502
19% Mar
36%
5%
6%
(Un)
Jun
4,237
28%
Jan
May
29% May
(Un)
Corp
74 V* July
>
17% May
39%
16%
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25
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22% Mar
18% July
bb
Mar
l;)c
60
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World
Mar
■?
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1,281
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24
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20
33%
6%
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—
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52%
34%
25
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22% July
19
19
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74
23
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19
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66%
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138
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20
common
preferred
4.50%
Jan
Jun
79%
55%
18%
64,500
460
Preferred
47
28%
725
12
(Un)_
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21%
18%
4c
,
23
59 % July
v
54
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1.070
Jun
4c
4c
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pfd
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20
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-
17% Mar
31%
90%
20c
Aggregates
pfd
675
20%
—
Sulphur Co
Inc
Textron
May
8% Mar
r
59%
•
20%
(Un)
new
21%
21%
•
.
5% July
Co
88 %
l
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rea
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preferred
1st
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39
31%
1
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(Un)
39
•
59%
22%
23
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cap
Texas Gulf
47
•
Mathiesen
Co
124
16% Aug
36% Jun
410
■
Sylvania Electric Products——
&
810
(Un)
242
59% Aug
(Un)_
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Swift
194
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Pacific Gas Si Electric
6%
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Mold
46% July
44% Jun
a 12%
Super
Jun
a58
Ohio Oil Co
Pacific
52
503
32% Mar
Feb
-
44% July
25%
Inc
com
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27% Aug V
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Co
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Jun
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Studebaker Packard
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
a58
Petroleum Corp
Edison
1,348
a46%
•
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Ohio
43%
28
Co—~~
Sterling
25%
Power
Sugar Co Ltd
42%
43
Feb
|
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;
Aviation
Aircraft
27%
5
System
Northern Pacific Rwy
Oahu
26%
a46% a46%
5
(Un)
Mohawk
North
Oceanic
40% May
15%
Jan
i
N
Occidental
792
;
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England Electric
Northrop
42%
(Un)
New
Y
41%
(Un)__•
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Natomas
Niagara
Stauffer
2
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Auto
Apr
14% Mar
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Chemical
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'
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Mar
Jan ?
112% July'
Feb
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1.00
14%
24
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,
38%
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Apr
Jan
50*
Jan
July
Jan
33
50%
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Jan
12c
81
25
11
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41c
6
7,942
Jan
331
—1
30
21% Aug
32%
28% May
Oil
44
44% July
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Standard
41% Aug
240
5
Spiegel Inc common
34% July
: : 21% Mar
May. ;•%
18
.
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National Distillers Products
National
39%
68c
a
62c
,
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120
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(Philip) St Co (Un)
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h
63c
■I
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Jan
43
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Jan
25 %
12%
(Un)
Co (Un)'
Public Service-
Southwestern
Aug
Apr
29% Aug
15
Southern Railway
16% Jan
83 Va
a28%
(Un)
Co
Co (Uu)_.
Pacific Co
Southern
Southern
52
Apr
Feb
(Un)_10
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Montgomery
Morris
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5
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Monolith Portland Cement pfd
Monsanto Chemical
Montana
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Co
37% Jan
Mar
5
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J
5
-
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Petrolem
120
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Mfg
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Inc
Co
1,680
5%
36% May
6
July
31% Apr
32% Jun
100
1
•
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40
May
35% July
37% Mar
>i
a59
4.48%
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4.32 %
preferred
25
4.24%
preferred
25
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd aey A-«—
25
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——~~~~
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31
Apr
34% July
Feb
13%
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pfd
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July
21% May
a58 %
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Jan
May
bO
1,300
13%
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Mobil
vC'.?.,
a45% a45%
2.50
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Jan
53%
28%
18
Frank
Feb
22
71
3,897
23
29%
a58%
Co class A
Signal Oil Si Gas
Oil Corp
57 % Mcty
a*o%
1
Shell Oil Co
44%
46% May
375
Meier
&
Mar
10-/8 Aug
Mar
9%
420
26%
*
---
&
Water Co
Shasta
801
,
I
Navigation Co (Un)
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)—*
,
147
Feb
Roebuck
Feb
50
175
109% 109%
10
Co (Un)
Co
(Un)_.
Seaboard
Sears,
1
Aug
a35 Vb a35 %
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Paper Co
Finance
Scott
125% Aug
19% July
Feb
July
301
19
a
(Glenn)
Co
14
21%
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Matson
Jan
16%
50
...
53%
47%
68%
•
.
Apr
Jan
19 Va Mar
41%
(Un)
Francisco Ry (Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
-®
San Diego Gas & Elec com
10
4%%
preferred
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P -10
Schenley Industries (Un)
—1.40
49"%
10
Calculators
69% Aug
22%
53 Va
Feb
*
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%
69
common
Aug
54% Aug
Feb
125
-
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29
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St
16%
49
16%
1
•
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Macy
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51
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48%
25
56 %
22%
41%
*
Foods Inc
and W Fine
46%
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20
;
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1,810
136% 136%
July
57
Jun
42% May
500
(Un)
Co
,48
1,633
1
(P)
367
1,452
19%
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:
24%
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Jun
24 %
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Lockheed
Loew's
Apr
11%
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Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett &
Myers
Tobacco
Saieway Stores
37%
8%
•
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Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
j.
Kern County Land Co
S
141
Feb
10%
50 florins
41% July
100% July
Feb
Feb
4
_
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Jun
Jan
8%
123% 125%
100
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:
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a48% a48%
69%
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57 ? ;
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79%
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3,071
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33%
756
14 Va
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109%
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;
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43%
vb
Bros
Royal
31 % Mar
Jan
1,400
.
Roos
May
13 Va July
43 Va
14%
Richfield
Fcd
1.30
35
11%
57
Jan
May
28%
320
33%
11%
53%
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preferred
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33 '/a
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57
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143
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Johns-Manville
Jones
a
7%
•
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40%
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37%
•
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International
Reynolds Tobacco
Manufacturing Co
Oil Corp
Rohr Aircraft Corp (Un)
Rbeem
38
a—
41
40%
—
High
Low
34
410
52
.
—--*u
2.50
class B (Un)
10
Jun
32% Julv
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International
International
2.80
Jun
120
1
Co
2.15
50
34
11%
10
Corp
Mines Corp (Un)
Idaho
373
34
.——12%
20
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2,70
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*
,—
(Un)
2.70
2.70
1
B
Apr
15% Aug
50
July
53
July
4j% Mar
—
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Sugar
49%
5
—
(Un)
Co
Home
Homestake
.2%
(Un)
Co
Powder
Hotels
Hilton
Rayonler Incorp
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steei Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug Inc Co (Un)-..--
40
1
Range since Jan.
High
Low
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1
Range since Jan.
High
for Week
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Last
Sale Price
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Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
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Sale Price
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'
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WEEK ENDED
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Week's
Friday
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Apr
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
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ENDED AUGUST 3
Canadian
Friday
STOCK!
Last
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'or
AMtiM Power St Paper common.
4% * preferred
.
Week's
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Acadia
for Week
Range
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Shares
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
40%
43%
12,910
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25
25
25
750
Sugar
Jan
43 %
Aug
26%
Jan
Aluminum Co of
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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page
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100 V*
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Apr
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of
Scotia
Nova
Canadienne
Banoue
Bathurst
43
V
Pow &
Natlonale
Pap class A
July
■'54
Feb
51% July
54
Feb
♦4% May
50% Mar
22 %
1,000
21
Jun
46
10
46
May
54
54
65
54
Aug
40%
41
1,055
38
May
46
46
50
46
Aug
-
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■>—
5%
-
25%
Apr
47 % July
57%
•;
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45
Mar
45
Aug
29%
33 Va
2,925
17%
Feb
33 %
Aug
38%
34
39
1,215
25
Jan
39
Aug
61%
57
62
4.451
47%
Jan
62
Aug
62
63
1.585
54
Jun
68%
Apr
Jun
5%
Aug
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10
33
63
*,
preferred
2*
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3.00
6,160
4.50
5%
46%
46 %
46%
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65
50
43%
54%
9.315
64
*
*
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Telephone
Jan
May J
50 %
105
5%
NEW YORK
26
23
202
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—10
Montreal
of
July
51
44%
,
July
147
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Jan
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.
:
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r
Apr
Mar
.
Feb
145
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25
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.
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see
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;
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footnotes
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—
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4%
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preferred
$2.40
preferred
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Canadian securities.
Canada
preferred
Argus
all
25
125
137% 145%
-1,796
144% *
—
Anglo Canadian
on
a7%
12%
Jun
21% July
100
21 %
121
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10
320
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Aluminium Ltd
Low
'
—•
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4%%
Fast quotations
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares &
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Low
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
?
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
j1
39 % May
466
62
175
48 %
47%
48%
49 Va
50%
875
Jun
Jun
65
Jan
54%
Aug
45%
II,819
50
37
48% July
-
Jun
51% Mar
49%
Aug
51
July
Volume 184
Number 5557
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Financial Chronicle
...
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39
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
British
American
Bank
rmusn
American
Note
Co—
4% %
4Yo
preferred
48%
100
100
48%
52
Ltd
a90
16%
17%
1,405
46%
50
3,041
49%
25
49%
48
38%
common
•
Canada
Cement
common
*
preferred
Canners
29
37%
*
Cottons
/
,29%
Y:. 30
16
Industries
Oil
7
1953 warrants
:
Corp
29 V*
Co^hlin
(B
J)
Consumers Glass
Corbys class
Distillers
8eagrams
pfd
Corsets
preferred
Dominion Textile common
Dooobue Bros Ltd
Gataheau
of
100
6.00
Jan
19 Va
July
8%
8%
350
class
'14
14
25
11
Jan
14
380
27%
Jan
35
3,680
40
Feb
52%
16
100
16
July
17%
23|
24
8,460
17Yb
Jan
41%
43%
1,475
32
Jan
15%
Hudson
16%
12%
Jan
2.05
8%
8
8%
38%
,
;
5,570
•
29,396
3,610
•7% May
v.
38% iv';;/: 510
37%
35
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60
"\a4
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240
60
60 «/4
225
13
17
31
629
830
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1
imperial
imperial
Oil
$4.50
$2.25
Canada
Cement
8% July
3.40 May
Jun
390
52
25
24
25
620
23
40%
39
41
2,960
28%
29
1,230
109
109
15
70
73
2,491
29
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12 Ya
::
13
50%
31%
13%
15%
12%
14%
47
46
48
47%
93%
10 y8
/ 96
11%
58% July
/ 29% July
41
Aug
Jan
112
Jan
157
Jun
41 %
73
Aug
48
May
Mar
42 Y»
6,736
Jan
56
Apr
33
Jun
38
Jun
10%
Feb
1
15% Mar
2,708
-10
Feb
15% Mar
1,860
;*
47%
93%
Jan
: Feb
32
525
15%
Mar
15%
22
Jan
1,580
37%
Jun
26% Jun
106 Va Jun
25
49
•37%
68
May
May
May
"
49
4.25 Jun
55 %
58%
58%
6iy3
12
40
Jan
48% May
47
July
64
Jan
,'v
125
3,705
1,025
.«
55%
>
i2y8
6%
50
_10
18%
—*
——_—25
Canada
common
•
50
Jan
97
8.60 Jan
July
11%
Apr
Co
50
6.325
May
36 Y4
62
3,916
6%
10%
500
Y
*
1,922
75
Jun
6% July
50
May
96% May
Aug
59%
Jan
■'
Aug
12% Mar
'-••'
6%
Jan
59% July
101%
Feb
49
18%
2.230
15
Mar
12
18Y4
12
250
10
Feb
13
a24%
100
22%
Jan
24 %
97 Yb 108 >/2
a24
49
17%
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Apr
9,025
78%
Jan
108%
Aug
a24
107%
5
>
48
July
.
-
50 Y4
Feb
Aug
July
—100
129
128%
25
127
7.50
Jan
139%
137%
131 % Mar
140
140
•
38
36%
38%
;109
Feb
142% May
2,125
28
Jan
40
280
280
Apr
115
190
Feb
285
Jun
July
Aug
—•
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Interprovlncial PlDe Lines5
Service
>
57%
59%
98'
98
49
;
common
••'
100
59%
11%
*
98
preferred
62
'
58%
————
Public
61%
5
International
Ltd
Jan
57%
100
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
Lafcatt
9%
50
Corp common—*
—
Bronze
oi
Jamaica
Jun
Apr
1,920
£1
—
preferred
Preferred
36
29%
17
11%
com
preferred
It
44% Mar
Jan
13
50
preferred
6%
Jan
July
Jan
,
Jan
13
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of
6% preferred
Industrial Acceptance
Inland
9
24
16.%
—*
Ltd
Ltd
280
a52
49
com—*
(John)
•
Laurentlde
Acceptance class A
•
Lewis. Bros Ltd—
——*
Lower St Lawrence Power—
*
pfd
100
129
a52a54%
-
•'
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44
28
328
•"
38%
Jan
55
II,230
50
28
28
27%
Jan
50
V':-
so
25% Mar
29
21%
22
570
Jan
lOYa
125
21 % July
Q% Jun
24
10%
11
Mar
9%
9'/a
10
Jan
21%
9%
*
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SAVARD
50
25
8%
23
Jan
May
&
STOCK
1203
Branch
12%
Feb
325
28%
Feb
31
Jan
375
16 Y4 May
18
Apr
a29 a30%
17
17%
83
90%
95
47
48
385
47
84
2,150
75Y4
100 %
Jan
68%
Aug
16% Aug
Jun
180
2,018
68
Jan
92
95
340
51
Apr
Apr
40
60
40
Jun
140
Mar
152
10
125
100
53
-
-
26
23 3/8
23 Y4
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335
55
65
68Y4
72
7,681
1023/4 103%
47%
49%
93/4
400
aoO
1,020
52% Mar
17%
Feb
24 Va
57Ya
80
Jan
Jun
40%
1,161
2.75
5.55
55
Jun
12,800
Jan
17
24 Ya
24 Yb
650
24%
24%
25
-200
26%
26%
150
17%
2,195
Mar
104% July
Jun
5Y8
July
Mar
55% July
Feb
101
Mar
50
44% July
49;
11 Ya
73 Y4
Jan
29
July
5
17
Jan
11% Jan
"
25
195
71
54% Mar
.
Jun
10
•
Aug
45
50
/
40
common
Apr
1023/4 July
140
52%
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
May
•
55/a Aug
llYe Aug
>-
14 Ya
Feb
17% Aug
303
•
14
Jan
17
570
653/4 May
21%' Apr
75
35
Jan
22
35%
Jan
May
22 Ya Apr
July
"
Mar
26% Aug
Lumber
Timber
&
Anglo-Nild Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd com—
26 %
July
Jan
Dominion
&
Canadian Dredge &
Gen
Canadian
48
12
90,750
—: *
12%
•
3,497
11
1.75 July
Feb
51% Mar
Jun
"
13%
a6%
70
a9%
125
16
16
195
21«/a
20
21%
6,555
17%
Jan
•
24
24
24%
655
20%
Jan
7% July
16
July
24% Apr
24 Yb Mar
36
Dock Co Ltd——*
Ltd
Marconi
Co—
Canadian
Power
Paper Inv
Canadian
Silk
36
7
Jun
5Ya
Jun
11
Jun
37
July
300
19% May
29
July
100
28%
30%
118
118
120
125
86
Mar
120
Aug
20
20
100
173/4 May
20
May
__
*
4.80
200
213/4
22
4.80
>1
34
Jan
Apr
8
8
8
225
4.35 May
5% Jan
6.50
•
Corp class A-*
a4.00
a4.00
a4.00
450
4.25 May
4.75
10
103/B
10 YB
900
Claude Neon General Advert cl A—10c
6
6
100
Steel
Chatco
&
Ltd
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Ltd
pfd
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—
—
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class
David & Frere Limltee
*
1.60
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
ford Motor Co of Can mass
(Frank
Ltd
90
4,299
a50
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a24
807
22
34 Ye
35
325
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1.25
4,100
1.15 May
128 128 %
522
109% May
a24
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•
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class
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128%
A——*
Ltd—,
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*
of Ottawa Ltd.*
(Alfred) Inc class A—
1
18
Ltd com—,—_—*
a4.00
Journal Publishing Co
Melchers Distilleries
Mexican
Mica
Minnesota
Moore
Ontario
&
Paper
Mount
Newfoundland
Northern
Lt & Pr
Pembina
Power
Co
Corp of Can 6%
6%
Quebec
Russell
Traders
Ltd
Products
Canada
Mining
and
Oils
,
—
Lead
Feb
5,900
1.75
Apr
4.30 July
383/4
610
333/4
56
215
40
a9
25
9
Jan
July
13
100
11
Jan
14
July
48
205
37%
Jan
50
Apr
Feb
,■
42
Apr
56
Aug
10%
10
52%
Jan
48,
Jun
22 Ya
100
22%
Aug
22 Va
Aug
44
44
100
26 V*
Jan
44
Aug "
46%
69%
47
610
46% July
69%
100
68
20
1,485
19
Feb
Jan
52%
Feb
73
Jan
18% May
213/4 Feb
300
17
Jun
193/4
IIYB
100
11
Va July
14
141
141
15
135
145
45%
46
1,020
40
May
May
46
July
43
43
200
43
July
43
July
12 3/4
123/4
560
12 3/4
75
77 3/4
2,510
44%
Apr
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25
7%
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8
Jan
Aug
60
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*
45%
cl
A
Co
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cl A
pfd
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75
50
60
60
60
70
4.25
4.00
4.60
5,015
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93/4
100
19
19%
200
—
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19
5
60
2%
Aug
15
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
78% July
Feb
6Yb
9% Aug
17%
Jan
Apr
Jun
21
Jan
30
a29% a293/4
19
July
35
Mar
Stocks—
1
11 %c
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27c
1
Ltd
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20c
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3.500
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27c
1,100
22c
Feb
18 %c 19 %c
50,300
13c
Jan
27c
2.50
2.75
900
42c
35c
42c
22,700
2.30
2.32
1,700
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18c
21c
1
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153,510
3,583
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15c
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,
22%
2.30
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Mar
Mar
1
Aull
17
6
'
17%
♦
Sulphur &
Apr
18% Mar
18
1
Mines
11
Jun
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arno
1.50 July
Jan
Arcadia
Nickel
Jan
Mar
HYB
pfd—100
Breweries Ltd
Mines
Feb
4
Jan
11
17%
(L
Ltd
Oil
13
1.90
138
53
a49% a49 Ya
22%
10
Ltd
Ameranlum
Ana con
50
20
20
6%
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Aug
Apr
15%
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*
Ltd
Co
38
8%
18
Apr
Apr
48
5
class A
Corp Ltd
Invest
4.15
Mar
51
26 34,
36%
•
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Pen
3.25
Jan
1.50 July
50
3
July
11
40
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Jun
47
13
*
Fuel
al4
a4.00
1.90 Mar
36
Jan
*
B
Amusement
250
a4.00
Jun
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56
-10
common
Power
Corp
38 Va
47
Ltd—
Canada
Finance
5
-*
*
*
1st pfd_50
50
Ltd—
(Can)
Industries
Southern
cum
Corp
Telenhone
Reitmans
3.25
5
com
pfd
2nd
part
c
n
200
18
63/4
Ltd—
7pfd
Ltd
Lines
Pipe
Ltd-;
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Quebec Power
pfd
—
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Paton
Co
10%
18
Feb
10 Va July
Jan
49 Ya May
500
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10
Corp Ltd common
Royal Dairies Ltd—
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
Mount
1st
Ltd—
Canada
1.50
Jan
Aug
33
50
1.50
al3%
Light & Pow Co Ltd com 13.50
of
10%
a
8
33%
5
10%
1.50
Hydro-Electric
Lambert
1.20
alO%
———*
Co
Jan
36 3/4
46 3/4
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Horner
1.20
50
363/4
443/4
—50
A
1.60
July
33/4 Mar
363/4
Engineering Works Ltd—.—•
ijominion
1.60
10
—443/4
—
Paper Corp Ltd—;.
Apr'
30%
__
200
Jun
9%
30%'
/
•
—1
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Apr
a6%
Canadn International Inv Tr Ltd corn.*
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JOHN'S, P. Q.
High
Apr
•43 Y4
-20
1
Canadian
Altex
William St., New York
City, HAnover 2-0575
70c
475
a9%
Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd—
Western
Office:
47%
B-
Investments
Westeel
Phillips Square
47%
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
1.70
._*
Sugar
class
Ltd
Shares
High
1.50
——»
—
Packers
Low
1.60
•
5
;
Belgium Stores Ltd common
5%
preferred —;
Canada
for Week
of Prices
•
Anglo-Canadian Pulp 6c Paper
Canada
'/Sales'
Range
Last
Par
Abltca
Exchange
Funds
Week's
Sale Price
Atlas
7,790
73%
24%
A
Wainwrlght Producers
EXCHANGE
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
43.
16%
30% Mar
Feb
5 s/8
:
Limited
Waterman
Telephone PL-9501
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page
56% May
17
United
HART
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
see
13 Ys
17
class
United
MEMBERS:
CANADIAN
footnotes
16%
3,773
103
:
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
For
25
68
49%
B
Trans-Canada
62
25
19%
Canadian Slock
Class
.
19%
65
Cotton
Hubbard
Tobacco
International
2.15
31
v
57%
—-10
Feb
Apr
19%
72
Bank
24Ye July
1.75 July
26%
•
Bank
Apr
Jan
14%
495/b
19%
55
18% July
1.85
,
1
Imperial
Apr
21
Aug
26Ys July
17% Mar
*
43% July
15%
•
Husky Oil
21%
70 Ya
78 Ya Aug
100
Apr
11%
Jan
23%
com__—
common
185
Jan
29%
Power
Aug
July
43%
35
2
46 Ya
25
Corp
(Geo)
Zellers
100
Feb
50
140
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Class
135
47
23YB
——
Steel
Wabasso
13%
95% July
11% Feb
53
28%
52%
Oils
Weston
95%
5,256
25
13%
40
Aug
5
_
A
Smith
Paper
preferred
Bay Mining
$2.00
Rights
Triad
52'/a May
1,292
78%
47
com—
Canada——
Toronto-Dominion
TTnlted
760
70%
9.30 Aug
Mar
35
•
new
54'/a
67
73%
•>
——
10Y4 Mar
52%
3
Alabas
53%
July
62 Ya Apr
24
34%
14%
Howard
Apr
Aug
May
15
39% Mar
8% July1
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Jan
48%
100
Motors
Great Laxes Paper C'0 Ltd—
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56
33% May
•
common
&
Jan
6%
33% Aug
17Ya Mar
Mar
3,340
4,875
•
Canada
General
Lime
46
23'/a
1
5% preferred
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Dvnamlcs
Gypsum,
38
May
15Ya July
25
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jun
26
102 102%
Co
Steinbergs Ltd 5 % %
Jan
13
4.00 July
30
1,325
25%
Corp
common
Power
125
9.30
20
—
Canadian
Ltd
Co's
200
35
5
Fraser
Jun
9% Jan
30% July
12,925
53
17%
Jun
8%
Canada
Brown Company
pfd
—
Co
//
4.05
33'A
16%
86
16%
'
685
25%
-*
A
Motors
Foundation
Jan
60% May
6
May
37%
*
class
Corp
Players
60
12%
*
com
class A
Kootenay Power
Famous
16 al6%
*
Canada Sec
Electrclux
30%
.
51%
27%
'
•
"
Brewery Ltd
Ford
of
9.30
.
Co
Canada
Steel
100
Jun
105
a52
Southam
Southern
565
Jan
May
Feb
83
:
July
410
33
of
common
36 Yb Mar
,
105
95
common
.50
Ltd
31% July
45% May
1.90
*
Breweries
Jun
,
23
10
July
-
37 Va
100
Jan
Shirriff-Horsey
Co
51%
255
77
100
3.50
5.50
Mar
3,730
27
12% May
a30
.50
Williams
Himpsons
64
64
42 Va
Feb
16%
common—
preferred
Sicks'
Apr
22
17
4%%
B
Apr
42
105
67
•
common—
preferred
23 Ye May
22%
20
•
4%
30%
52
:
Rights
Paper
Feb
'
34%
com
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Eddy
8
106% July
'12% July
36%
common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
East
29% Aug
Apr
37
"14
GIh^r
Pont of
20
2,080
36
53
Jan
102%
V/c
34
Aug
359
—
100
62 y2
16
Class
Sherwin
Jan
41
101 Va July
19%
19%
—1125
12,993
-
32
16%
f
28
100
28%
*
Preferred
A
30
845
41
310
1-10
Bhawinigan Water <fe Power
Series
102
3,175
Cement
Corp
Apr
47
*
Lawrence
25 %
23
13%
-
Lawrence
bt
Jan
5%
"
Foundries & Steel
Du
Jan'
41
4.00
'
25
Dominion
Dow
24
Jan
300
30%
30%
33
Jan
May
23%
Dominion
Dupuis Freres
'a
7'/8
19
10
34%
11%
•
Feb
St
Mar
9
25
12%
%
1
3,863
,
7
.
15
28% Feb
12% July
430
\'*l 29%
35
2 50
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
7Jo
8% Aug
I,080
33
,
62%,
-2
Dome Exploration
Dominion
Apr
11% Mar
Aug
14%
1-50
class A
Feb
21
21%
95%
—.—
Ltd
Jan
30%
«
•
Co
18
23
78%
—-
Oil
Jan
Jun
13%
70
Preferred
'
30
19%
7
*
'
1,570'
va
32
36
•
Crown Cork & Seal Co
12
33"
29
*
'
37
Jun
May
Jan
■SW
*
A
1
Royalite
27
16
101
.100
Royal Bank of Canada
21% Mar
July
al6
:
"
•
7
,
30%
12%
-.
9
23
'
34%
•
Enterprises
Mining
Smelting
Consolidated Textile
r
9
12%'
—*
:
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Combined
Jun
July
18
103 %£L03 '/a
•
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30
25
2,325
35
28
—
Equipment
? w:"--""* "i: 50
31
42
14% July
30
'
——'—*
.
Farm
705
Feb
Jan
22 Va July
23
--
B
Aug
May
13 Y4
common—
Transport
Paper
15
27%
Jun
42
53%
—'———
67 %
Jan
ll3/4 Mar
23
60%
63
—
Power
Class
41%
1,650
30
42%
—-r
Preferred
Apr
Mar
Feb
41
105
Co Ltd
preferred
Provincial
.
7
—.
Cockshutt
32
Jan
27%
19%
33
•
1S55 warrants
Canadian Pacific Railway
_25
Cahidian Petrofina Ltd
preferred—10
Canadian Vlckers
*
Chrysler
Rolland
33%
33
7
12
10
.
Apr
29% July
9j; 9%
V
-
.
19%
•
preferred
33 %
27
8 Yt
.
12
;.*
common...
Jun
29
27%
*
Companies
QueDec
-
8%
Locomotive
Ob
Aug
875':'
311
•: >
•
common
Canadian
Jan
58 %
530
al7% al7%
9%
25
com
13Y4
Jan
Jan
4%
Feo
103%
May
102
i.-
Company
of Canada
Corp
May
44 y2
36
295-
15%., 16%
Power
Feb
y%
27
common
Price Bros &
12
3,748
41
Penmans
Jan
25
30%
Tubes
River
105% Aug
23 Y4 May
21%
:::io
«
Development
104
21%
67%
"
Powell
30 y4
•
Page-Hersey
—
common
Placer
Jun
1,625
Products
Feb
May
670
16 Va
•
Mills
Steel
Apr
23 y4
24 Ya
16%
102
•
Corp
Ltd
31
29%
30
41
Flour
„i0o
Ltd—
Co
39%
Jun
97
525
29 V4
Car
Mines
Ontario
65 Y< July
37
July
100
1,550
21%
Z-
—
—
33
102
■
2,399
29 %
May
oqhvie
Feb
26
58%
29
Jan
6.00
Steel
Moranua
90
12%
29
40
National
■/
13 Ya
25 Ya
24
16%
—
common
preferred
National Trust
,
!
May
July
553%
58
;.*
Morse
,
•
>
Jan
Co
&
43/4 Yo
Mar
5.00 Jan
63
13%
IOOYb
93
70
24 Ya
Mar
48
Feb
7% July
94
15
6,630
94 %
High
40 % May
1,800
65
—
A
B
Morgan
94
A
class
28% May
85
29
52
14%
28% May
f
•
75
..
12 %
•
-*
common
Fairbanks
'
28%
25
.
Canadian Hydrocarbons
5%
29
:—•
Cellulose
56
220
,
Apr
Low
24%
—
class
Montreal Locomotive
Aug
/
Oil
94
'
'
r
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24
(Robt)
Breweries
Class
Feb
50
July
1,258
100
•
—
&
Jun
5.00
1,040
23%
99
*
preferred—,
«oian
23%
50
25
33%
1,177
r
aaoison
19%
May
ioo
105% 105%
.
25
$1.00 series
Canadian Chemical
.Indian
105%
McCoil Frontenac
Mitchell
95
):'■ "8% May
3.50 May
'
23%
common
"
38%
10
May
15% May
36% Jan
YY 1,725
30
38
*
series
6%
65%
Feb
Jan
Shares
433/4
44%
a963/4 a96Y4
8'/a
8%
•
8%
common.
Z100
Jan
Jan
43%
—100
pfd
5%
Preferred
55
50
350
; .Y
34% ! 35%
30
Ltd——
Celanese
Canadian
65
35
100
5% preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
$125 preferred
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
65
100
Malting pfd
Ltd 4.40% pfd
Steamship common
$1.75
5.10
Ltd
52%
Jun
46
Corp
juoa&ey-Harris-Ferguson
for Week
Low
•
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman
105%
90
200
38%
10
com
Canada Safeway
Canadian
37
20
Foundries
Preferred
15
600
5.10
5
Power
Canadian
•
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Aug
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
50 %
Apr
4-6%
165
8%
3.50
'
Buldlo Gold
Dredging.
Canada
49 Ya
8%
3.50
'
Calgary
Canada
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Apr
May
50 Yt,
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Last
Sale Price
38
Jan
48
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Iron
330
200
16 Ye
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35
100
160
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class
B
Canada
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52%
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STOCKS
High
Jan
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1
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6 Ye
29 y4
65
25,165
48%
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.
British Columbia forest
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Class
5,841
38
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—
preferred
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7%
50 %
J
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-
Low
38
AUGUST
*
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7%
49
ENDED
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preferred
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7%
•
preferred
4% %
bhares
Low
•
Oil common
British Columbia Electric Oo—
4%%
preferred
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
'
Friday
Iron
Ltd
Co Ltd
•
Jun
2.50 Aug
35c
July
1.51 May
4%c Jan
12c
12c
Jun
July
15c
Feb
27 %c Mar
22c
Apr
3.70 Apr
71c
2.35
Mar
Jun
21c
Apr
24c
Jan
21 %c Jun
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Commercial and Financial
The
40
-—n—
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
1
^Baker Talc Ltd—
.—-——1
Gold
Band-Ore
Bateman
3.05
3.05
90c
33c
Bouzan
Mines
Mines
Ltd—
—
18c
Jan
Jan
2.25 May
4.25
July
"
'//:/>'500
/I
;
l.uO Aug
Jan
45c
47,000
vl;
70,600
20c
Mar
48c
Anr
•V*. 1,000
62,967
10c
July
16 %C
Apr
Virginia
45c
July
68c
Waite
28c
33c
2,700
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
Apr
Feb
18c
21c
2.35
v
3.80
Apr
1.25
2,000
1.10 July
2.05
Apr
Westville
8,200.
1,90 Jun
2.75
1
2.15
/ 1.47
1.47
•
29%
27%
12c
*
1.60
300
55c
Jan
1,950
19%
Jan
1,700
10c
Jun
25c
19
18
19%
3,525
*
65c
64c
67c
13,500
Co Ltd.———2
8.15
7.65
8.25
2,000
ijiu-j
10%
9%
10%
1
92c
92c
1
85c
64c
.—1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd-.——
-1
Carnegie Mines Ltd—____________-—*
73c
1.00
57c
Oils
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
!,
Admiral
Canadian
collieries
5%
(.fjuiismcur)
preferred
Ltd
Lithium Mines
Canadian
r.
Ltd——
Canuba Mines Ltd
Gold
Cartier-Malartic
»
Consolidated
Cadillac
Ltd
Consol
Quebec
Copper
Jan
Ltd
6,900
5c
Cliff
Yellowladfe
1,900
84,900
56c
65c
160,000
34c
July
60C
60c
60c
July
60c
36c
May
July
49c
15c
38c
46c
i- 17c
1,300
/; 86c
95c
39,450
Oournor
j
Del Rio
Producers Ltd—
i
Devon-Leduc
i
Mines Ltd
___
Dominion Asbestos Mines Ltd-.,
Duvan Copper Co Ltd__
1
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Ltd
Oils
4.50 Aug
1.05 Mar
f
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»
Apr
Algom
A»r
15c
Jun
5%
/ 26c
Feb
4.60
18,100
1.60
300
1.55
Jan
14%
300
13%
Jun
15% Mar
100
15c
Feb
26 %c Mar
4,000
80c
3.30 Jan
5,100
Eastern
'■
El
Asbestos
Oil
Pen-Rev
Empire
Oil
Ltd
Co
Mines
&
94c
92c
1
Inc
65c
60c
4.60 Aug
1.60 Jan
37c
33c
Pab Metal Mines Ltd
}
Nickel
Palconbridge
\
1
Mines
Fonlumi
Probisher
s
Pundy
Ltd..'
6.75 Mar
i
Gateways
i
Grandinea
*
Ltd.i____
Oils
Amurex
Jun
55c
Apr
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
;
Mines
*
—
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Ltd—„_
"V
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1
17%
'
.
29 %
f
|
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Holiinger Cons Gold
___■(•••/
Copper
Heath Gold Mines Ltd
Haitian
Hudson-Rand
Indian
Iso
Lake
Gold
Israel
Ltd—
4.75
>
Aug
42c
Mar
Apex
72c
398,100
10c
Jun
72c
July
Arcadia
-
12c
•
2,000
13c
30c
17%
;
7c
July
7c
6,503
1,500
3ic
17 Va
'
65c
'
Mar
16% Mar
Mines
Oil
28%
Jan
" '
22c
//• 1.00
Ltd—
1
1
1.18
l
pvj 3,200
95c
26c
6,200
20c
r 54,600
77c
Jowsey
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Ltd-——/—
Jupiter
Oils
Kontikl
Lead
i
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;1.17
6,500
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2.49
2.49
15c
-19c
July
1.00
...
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Mines
1
1.15
1,000
40%
43%
Apr /
V
Mar
•
11,995
Aug ./.
Feb
24%
25
10
10 %
990
22
22
305
-21
100
July
15
17c
21,000
21c
b,o0C
5.00
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7%
Ash
'
/
1.30
1.5a July
51c
11,840
45c
July
32c
41,450
27c
Apr
90c
Feb
1.60
1.75
1.40
1.40
1,500
50c
66c
81,907
Min
Lingside
&
Explor Co
Copper Mining
Ltd
Ltd
Co
1
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Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp—,
Mackeno
,
17c
65c
'
1
-1:
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23%
23e
t
■: 2.60 May
Jan
■
43c
July
61,900
;
24%
24c
1
65c*
7,000
22c
July
38c
.38c
5,000
32c
Jun
/
90
250
36c
40c
28,472
2.70
2.95
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t
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65c
'75c
25.
80
„/ 40c
203,696
8,460
1.55
I,435
5.65
53c
Montgary
New
New
Mines
Ltd—,
New
New
Manitoba
New
Pacific
New
^
Jun
Mines
35c
52%
12%
445
1.57
27
25%
54c
5,00
Apr
29
22 Vi Jan
45;
55
'
Royran
Mines
Ltd
^^.1
48,500
/.58c
63c
5.10
5.20
'42c
45c
1.50
1.50
1.50
2.00
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New
New
Oils Ltd
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Coulee
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Rim
North
Mines
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Canadian
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2.00
..
4.00
:
14c
17c
14c
10c
15c
4.6O
4.00
7.20
7.00
Northspan
Obalski
Uranium
(1945)
Okalla
Oils
Mines
Ltd—
1
1
37c
90c
2.90
*
9c
60c
Ltd
Ltd_
;
Omnitrans
Exploration Ltd
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
70c
1,500
Uranium
Pacific
Pato
4.60
Porcupine
16c
Jan
23c
17c 20 %c
121.500
30c
9,300
9c
4,500
5c
Jan
48c
Jun
1
20
18%
1.65
1.77
Feb
16c
20
2,570
1.65
2,600
75c
5.10
200
17c 18 %c
46,000
Jun
12%
1.55
Mar
>
12c
Feb
Apr
July
1.20 Mar
19%
27c
1.95
15c
6,000
14c
July
33c
37c
32,300
27c
July
40c
11,150
1
1.85
1.75
1.90
3,300
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd
1
16c
16c
250
9c
30c
Jun
1.75 July
8,000
11%
511,953
16c
.'^2.15
17c
44c
74,466
35c
V
21c
;
76.900'
16c
2.15
:
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13%
-
■
480
200
2.50
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10%c
Jan
46c
Quebec
Oil
Quebec
Smelting
Red
Crest
Scurry
Development
Mines
Rainbow Oil
8herritt-Uordon
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Ltd-
Refining
Gold
L_
1
Ltd
Dufianlt
Stadacona
Standard
Steep
Rock
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
Gold
Iron
Cons
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
9c
16 %c May
Jan
9c
;•
10c
•/'
9,800
16
,
37%
19
34
19
38%
3.35
July
1,973
5%
34c
36c
3 00
56%'
•/
36c
r
1
1
:—1
—I
Beaver
-
62c
1.00
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*
2.52 '
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60c
1.05
86c
90c
28C
Bell
Paper
class
B_
Bibis
Co
Yukon
Feb
.••37.
Jun
2.00
2.25
7%
52c
48c
63c
19%
250
3.25
—1
2.80
3.25
*
*
735
i
•
;
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..
1.25
Jan
.
61c'
t
19c
,
.
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180,165
100
2.05
2.05
48%
47%
48%
33c
33c
33c
Mines
—1
11 %c
10c
13c
2.51
2.61
2.70
6,667
1.05
1.10
2.00
75,400
„1
1,600
Mines_
„1
Ltd
Mines
;
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3.45
*2.30
60c
Feb
9%c
.
51% Mar
Jan
17c
2.90
Apr
Feb
;/v
2.30 Mar
1.00
j.
1.90
97c
1.09
100,025
70c
July
65c
75c
10,400
50c
July
1
13c
9%c
13c
39,500
9c
July
\
77c
66,400
44c
27c
58,500
13 % c
32c
Apr
30c
July
1.25
39c
2.91
2.91
100
1.80
8.75
9.75
11,600
7.75
Feb
10c
9%C
10c
5,003
9c
Mar
16c
May
!
23c
21c
28c
14,000
18c
28c
28c
28c
29c
2.91 July
10%
July
61c
553
Feb
July
45c
Feb
'
1
43.
24 V2
22%
24%
5.C0
4.85
5.10
-
3,325
5,455
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
CANADIAN
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Apr
Jan
25c
2.000
Company Limited
Members:
Apr
28c
5,000
29c
Jan
lo
4.85
Jan
17c
Company Inc.
Gairdner &
Aur
Aur
9.65
1
Ltd
page
Feb
Apr
1.65
York 5, N.Y.—WHitehail 4-7380
Apr
14%
l
1
see
Feb
Jan
1.45
Jun
70c
60 Wall Street, New
Jan
24% Aug
Aug
6.60 May
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.07
Gairdner &
Apr
*
;
Ltd
Mines
footnotes
55c
24c
Jun
Jan
Jan.
4.25 July
Jun
•
1
Jan
20%
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45%
2,385
..
Jun
71c
30c
13,324
f
Apr
8
.3.40
Jun
19 /.. May
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Aug
3.25
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31c
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Gold
;
18,000
;—_
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Bay
7%
2.40
19
r
7%
2.20
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Uranium
Bonville
July
14c
921
Ltd
Warrants
Black
,hil22c
i"l2,S00
55
common
Corp
Quebec
Mines
Bidcop
9,000
14c
Jan
1.25 Apr
»
30c
35,864
25c
2.60 May
/
14C
;
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Jan
43%
14c >;
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*
76c
,
Apr
Feb
1.09
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2.33
30.050
Jan
__
Telephone
Bevcon
Jun
40c
17c
i
Apr;
52
28c
:
Ltd—
Uranium_
Mining
Belleterre
.
60c
Apr
;, 5% Aug
'
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13,500.
t-
2.30
Lumber
Belcher
-
61% Aug
68%
;
-
Jun
Mar
.-/..:9c
10,480
2.59
84c
6,758
i
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2.44
31c
15,400
65c
1.00
3.55 Aug
;
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Jan
2.22
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Power '&
Lodge
Beaver
4,600
11 %c 12 %c
112c
>
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38% Aug
.
Jun
3.00
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/
Feb
1.60
53%
.
19
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56,800
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61
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3.30
i
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;
4.75 Mar
1
—
Ltd
Mines
77c
50c
Ltd—
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
South
July
6c
25c
1
—
Ltd
Mines
13c
11
Apr
2.50 Aug
"
Jan
9c
Canadimn Affiliate:
Quebec Lithium Corporation
Mar
1 ■*%: 2.45 Mar
15
July
Feb a />
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15,325
/
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74c
Jun
10V2
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2.05
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15c
j
36c
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31c
1.65
;
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v
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11%
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12c
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35c
1
Feb
.
33% Aug
27c
6.50 Mar
36c
2.20
Ltd
;
7
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20% July
1
Mines
Apr '
6% July
Feb
I
Prime
Island
Feb
Feb
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Apr
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd——
Portage
14c
Jan
Mar
5.00 Aug
15c
3.00
Jnn
8.50
5.00
75c
Jan
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Feb
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14c
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May
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Bieroft
50,400
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13c
2.700
Beaucage
Jan
7.25 Aug
4.00 July
14,500
17c
1.00
July
■
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July
Jun
.-..47% July
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Bathurst
Jan
9c
Apr
3.50 Mar;
600
6
-
Feb
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800
4.50
16c
Beatty Bros
5.00 Jun
21c
1
Jun
15c
20c
1
Bata
Apr
Jan
4,850
1
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Mines—
Uranium
Baska
1.50 Aug
Jan
2,000
3C0
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i„l
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Metals
Base
2.05 July
7.40
5.50 May
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Ltd
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70c
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Pitt Gold
9c
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44c
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10 %c
17%
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Co
2.80"
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500
7,900
13%
2.50
Ltd
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Barymin
Feb
1,800
7.25
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Jan
65c
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18c
Jun
60c
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60c
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.
Mar
2.40
24,500
:
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Barnat
5.20 July
1.48 May
15%
1
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Cons
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^
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20
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45
55
4.00
13c
.
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89c
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16c
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.
Apr
63c
May
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17
20c
Oppiniska Copper Mines
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35c
5.25
Jan
64c
Apr
35c
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11 %c
Mar
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,
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class
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18c
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1.74 Mar
,
Jan
14c
2,418
8,500
13c
1.95
1
Ltd—
Mines
1
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Santiago Mines Ltd
r
Feb
8c
127,525
I
40c
22.100
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Jan >t'
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1-
22%
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1.72 May
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11c
35c
13 %:
18 %c
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24%
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July
V: 1.40 Jan
Aug ./:
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47c
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29 %c
'
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1.00 May
•
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66c
V
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40c
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22%
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Aug
12 V4 July
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500,300
2.35
45c-
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1
5 %
preferred
—1
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—__50c
Bank of
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——10 '
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10
Jur.
Jan
3,000
27
40c
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common
July
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Jun
20 %
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2.35
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2.50
Feb
51%
50
20c
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16c
Apr
Jan
12
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18c
3.70
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287
1.45
Apr
7.40 Mar
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Apr
2.70
Jan
Jun
2.49 Aug
20,900
51%
Feb
1.50
*
10,127
20c
16c
51%
Bailey Selburn
Mar /
,95
Jun
52c
6,700
»
1.40
8c
v
3.15
1
Asbestos
Gold
8V2C
'
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Lafayette
1.15
1.38
1
Ltd
Jack Lake Uranium
Newkirk
,
Explorations
Formaque
74c
x
—_1
Electric
Bagamao
Jan
r
'
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas
Mines
Ltd
2.75
16%
2.49
15%
Jun
52%
22 %c Aug
'
Jan
71c
1.22
2.41
7.05
16c
28%
Apr
2.30
2.55
;
Jun
lie
/ 1.14
33%
River
49%
,
/ 13,100
*
Aug
July
147% July
23% May
1,050 "
51
21c 22%c
16'/a
50
50
—1
*
—
common
Avillabona
v
Feb
2.64
it
50%"
8.25
>125
"'Feb;
100
3
6.40
—;—-—*"
1
*
Jan
2.50
Aug
25 %c
•*.
15,000*.
69c
66c
'
17,100 *;
1,565
3,606 !
/
:
25
Feb
98
Feb
1.20
*
Jan
6.50 May
93
2.30
—
.
/
25
22V2C
IBoc
July
19'/a
94% May
980
Apr
3,000
24c
t
1,670
121 124%
50%
Mines
Auto
Apr
Feb.
65c L 75c
•
liclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—1
89
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
\
•
3gc
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
,_5
2.90
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—\
Mining Endeavor Co Ltd—___—1
69c
{
Feb
15c
.
2,035
95
137 3/s 145%
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold
Mines
Jan
18
800
■
23c
r
-
•
,
20c
■:r
16
8.25
Jan
2.10
66c
Jan
95
-50
1.75 Mar
Apr
1.40 Aug
29 %c
7.00
15%
8.25
5
common—
1.40
3,200
13% May
25
Mines
Aumacho
1.15 July
v
July
14c
2,500
-
24
16C
—
*
-
Ltd/—„_
Mines
18c
c
15%
6
Resources—
-
Jan
28c
123
Atjin-Ruffner Mines
,
Jan
45C
65c
46c
.100
'
/
Apr
8%
Mar
7
29c
20c
Acceptance
Aubelle
Jan
5.50 July
5.00 July
;
Yellowknife. Mines
Atlas;
Apr
30c
33c
5
Atlas Steels
Jan
:36c
Apr
106
Jan
17c
2,550
144%
:
Temple
Apr
24% Mar
13%c July
4,450
7 %
1
Metals Corp
Atlantic
9% July
Jan
12 '/a
Jun
100
Aug
26%
May ; '
24
lo
-25
> Ashdown Hardware class
Jan
43 %
Feb
34%
May
80c
Jun
881
100
Nickel
Gold
Ascot
High
Low
32c
4,715
-
pfd
preferred
Arjon
Range Since Jan. I
iy
14c
Mines
Auto
Labrador
>
High
58c
•
Zinc
Apr
1.75-
common
$2.40 preferred
;/* 2.00 Jan
Jan
2.22
1,000
1.15
1.15
„
15c
\
1.38
Mar
Shares
17%c
Develop
Corp
$2Vi
July
35c
May
1.00
94c
45c
for Week
100
100
Oils
Corp
Argus
>
85c
..
Feb
1.20
1.00
?
/
35c
1
Jun
21c
25c
1.20
;
—
Jan
1.13
26c
____1
Co
"2,500
23c
30
>
Jan
* :'19c
Range
53c
X-:o
Mines
Area
Jan
'
'
35 %c
Feb
'9c
76,194
/ 2,000
s
39c
July
22%
3,220
35c
v
Jan
1.40
Consolidated
Arcan
Apr
19 %
;
;
19 %C Mar
1,500
•
21c 21 '/2 c
22c
Jardun
Mines Ltd voting trust
Jaye Explorations Ltd——
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
/
29%
30c
35c
21 %C"
26c
116,050
29c
28c
Mar
tApr
Sales
Week's
——
July
21c
May
12c
400
34c
29c
,
>■__./
29%
1 ';
—__1
Apr
24c
30C ;
32c
V,
•
___i
Continental
'
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
_____
Uranium
1
___5
^
Feb
28c
3.80 May
1,000
30,400
Vr 4
,
Aug
2.34 Jan
July
12c
'
44
Aug
22,500
7c
15
Feb
24%
Anglo-American Exploration
.4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper. pfd_—50
Anglo Huronian
*
■Anglo Rouyn Mines ^
n
:—*,
Anthes
Imperial •
Mar
50c
■;
Feb
1.53
28c
7c
__/
30c "
12c £
3.10 Mar
Jan
May
59c
«r l'r»« es
%c
15 %C
Petroleums
4.40
<
Mar
Funds
55c
1
Nepheiine
Lead
Anacon
38c
40c
-
July
25c
845
36c
3ic
low
f-
Oil
24c
4.30
.
Apr
Apr
48c
14 %c
17,100
121,500
85c
1.19 July
Jun
28c
500
14c
13c
13c
4.30 /*
24c
*
Ltd
Mines
\
•• "•
_1
1
Mines—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
14%c
Last
—i
—
4%
Co
American
1.50 Jan
July
29%c
•
3,500
44
1.53
1.53
;*
,
1
____,
_
Copper
30c
30c
38%
44
1:
Ltd
(1945)
Ltd
Bav
Mines
Jan
7 V«
preferred,
Amalgamated Larder Mines
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
Anchor
1
*
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd..
7c
77c
».
4%%
V' /•,.'/ .%%•'•/''•*,
I
16,703
35c
1
Ltd
Aluminum
■
Feb
3.00
Jan
67c
2,900
93,767
8,000
40c
8%c-
7%e
5.00
debentures
Aluminium
1.93 Mar
5.75 May
200
r
80c
X
Ltd
Minerals
&
1
86c
6,00
83c
80c
85c
Ltd
"
/
17c
85c
Jan
i.98
14
"•
Warrants
—
44c
,
2.83
Feo
July
23c
1
Uranium
6,65
Feb
July
\
100
21,000
1.67
700
.
ZxC
Paciiic Cons
Alberta
5c
6.00
///.
1
19,900
t»uc
8c
trust ctfs
Voting
1.10
Jan
"
.
2.75
14%
58c
:
Explorations Ltd
Distillers common
Alba
1.60
—1
1
2.55
53c
Alberta
/
Feb
11%
'
17c
31,000
14%
com
Mines
Mines
14%
14%
17c
*
.
34c
42%
Agnew 8uruass Shoe common
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold
T/
July
July
Apr
35c
8.90 May
40c
Advocate
16c
25c
Dome
Jan
2.60
23c
2.70
<fc Oil
Acme Gas
4.25
/ : 4.55
,
Feb
2.55
Algoina Steel
•
Jun
4Uc
July
20c
1,000
8.10
Jun
6.60
650
;
1.10 Mar
7uc
20c
.100
17,600
1
:
,
62e
7.97
A
,,1,000
V.
12c
41c
3jc
—25
Preferred
20c
4.10
11c
114,400
Jan
22
20c
3.60
__
Aug
19c
20C
common
Sugar
Acadia-Uranium
1.85 Mar
July
3.50
6.500
10%
10c
1,000
28,900
10
.
Paper
6i
Atlantic
Class
Apr
4.50
16c
1
;
78c
1
preferred
4 % '/o
Acadia
May
22c
1.00
1
95c
1 ;// 4.10
Corp
18c
Jan
1.00 Jun
1.05
10%
1
Mines
Consol Awning
Ltdi*i_.
Mining Co Ltd
Cortez Explorations
July
10c
6,000
Power
auiuui
5.75 Aug
Feb
2.45
1,300
/,
1,000
1
2,000
6.95
'/
Ltd
Mines
Abbican
Jan
13c
Aug
10c
46c
1
Ltd
Mines
81c
Par
Feb
14 %c
15c
1
Feb
78c
Sale Price
Jan
3.50
1.00
4.50
,
85c
60c
stocks
Apr
38c
10c
1
75c
Jan
Friday
Feb
15c
r
Mines Ltd
Denison
5c
5.75
Mines
Mines
Bi-Ore
Central
Cons
,i 25,000
5.20
12%c
Canadian
Jan
1.45
July
9V2C
5.75 //
1.85
July
18c
fi'/2C
—1
500
Toronlo Stock Exchange
Jan
2.25
70c
68,100
7.500
5c
May
55c
7.95
Apr
July
20c
*
Consolidated
57c
1.05
1 /■£* 58c
Bellekeno
Consolidated
23,500
5c
Cleveland Copper Corp
,
74c
Ltd-*
*
14%
Apr
July
Co
Mar
26c
78c
Apr
95c
Jun
64c
9c
Ltd
Mines
Manitoba
8%
60,965
:
45c
Jan
July
8.90
5.75 Mar
89c
9%c
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
I
Ltd
Mines
Jan
75c
-
93c
19C
—
Feb
84c
1
Development & Mining
Central Leduc Oils Ltd
Central
•;
70c
;
Jun
12c
5oc
28% Mar
17% July
42c
1,925
2,625
Ltd
Mines
Celta
v
{
20c
4,000
Corp Ltd—1
Ltd
1
*
1
29% Aug
12c
Canadian
9,500
15c
Jun
1.47
29%
11c
'
66.000
35c
15c
*
Ltd
Co
May
49c
31c
Feb
1.25
2.18
Oil
Westburne
70c
43c
Prouucts
Mineral
Wendell
Jan
15c
1
Corp—
Ltd
Mines
Pyrlte & Cooper
Weeaon
Jan
1.15
22,400
2.00
42c
July
18c
3,000
2.45
Mining
High
Low
21c
35c
Ltd—
Amulet
1
Range Since Jan.
High
—
3.35
50c
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—__1
f
Apr
2.05 Mar
47c
1
——1
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
V
10c
500
-
'
—25c
Ltd
Petroleums
Calalta
'i
8,500
t
Aug
28c
18c
2.45
1.25
_—
Mines Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten
97c
Shareo
46c
1
—1
;
—
"
Tiblemont Gold Fields Ltd—1
Torbrit Silver Mines Ltd
1
Trebor Mines Ltd
——
1
United Asbestos Corp Ltd—
1
United Montauban Mines Ltd..
1
United Oils Ltd
*
Vaior Lithium Mines Lta_.
1
45c
;
Corp
1
Trust-*
Ltd—
Brilund
Aug
JulyJ
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Tazin
H
-
,'1.05 Jun
63c
37c
12 %c 12 % e
——I
Ltd
Apr
75c
1.00
Mines
Gold
75c
—1 ' '
1
——1
98c
34c
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd Voting
Bouscadillac
Tarbell
90,000
97c
13c
Oil & Refining
eoimyville
Tache
Jun
14c
j
8,300
72c
,
2.20
Ltd—
Mines
63c
65c
11c
.
Aug
Feb /;
2.20
Ltd
Ltd—
Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Yukon
6%c
f
.
13c
BelJechasse
Bibis
1,000
9c
93c
Belcher Mining Corp
Belle
'b 71C
Jun
90c
Jan
70c
1
Lake Gold
Mines
Beaucage
9
6,500
Mines Ltd.—1
Mining-
Bay
Red
Beatrice
6.453
—
Ltd——————1
Mines
Bandowan
1
Ltd
Mines
19
80c
Mines Ltd
Lake
19
16%
19
73c
;
High
Low
High
for Week
Low
Par
Low
■:/
par
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Priee
■
Safes
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
6*le Frloe
STOCKS
AUGUST 3
Sales
Week's
rj^*ty
■
Feb
Volume 184
Number 5557... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(557)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Low
STOCKS
High
Low
l
19c
19c
20c
33,000
j
18c
18c
20c
11,000
2.49
2.30
2.49
126,750
Mines
flowater
I_ I__
Ltd
Corp pfd____
Boy mar
Gold
\
•
_
50c
Mines
Brazilian
Traction
Mines
Britalta
Ltd.;
American
:
Electric
preferred
preferred
\» '4%'% preferred
4%. pfd__100
British
Forest
Packers
Products
class
*
Mills
class
A
"
___i
1
1.43
Mines
",
''
4
Consolidated
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
July
95
Feb
Censolidated
Central
106
Feb
Consolidated
-
16
365
16
Jan
51
20
36%
Jan
1,028
45%
Aug
50'% Aug
Jun
1.45
19,740
1.36
July
-
y*
9
3.50
500
18c
11%
14% Jan
■;
East
12C
Jun
5
Jan
Consolidated
July
18c
Feb
Consolidated
Marbenor
7,000
11c
Jan
15c
1,685
Jan
60c
15'%c May
10'/» May
1
Howey
Apr
15%c
Jun
Consolidated
Mic
Mining &
Consolidated
Morrison
Mac
11 %e
11c
12C
21,000
8c
16c
16c
16C
9,000
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
9c
8%c
7,500
8c
Jan
14%c
•
38
37 %
Apr
Consolidated
38
Negus
225
33%
Jun
Jan
1
12c
Consolidated
class
•
|
5%
Ext
•
Lake
12c
J.
16c
•
1
•
Burns & Co Ltd
*
13
class
A
11c
100
i7c;
:'21,700
/ 59.880
33
Feb
14c
Feb
: 7%
Jun
28c
%
■
1V
Feb
1.12
/
27% July
33
13
2,051
11
Jan
8%
:
fi'/e
400
8
Feb
14'%
Class
Apr
Mar
Petroleum
Culgary
Calgary
&
25c
1.44
Power
1.32
1.45
22,800
54c
29%
27
30
16,710
19%
65
64%
66
104
Edmonton
104
17c
common
5 %
preferred
Callinan Flin Flon
.100
lie
1
I"
Oils
Canada
*i.
66
July
105
Feb
20c
19'%
7,840
Red
17% July
1
5.75
5.75
200
5.10 July
34%
35%
1,858
28'% May
28'% May
•
common—
29
29
8
Assurance
"
10
7
Explorations
155
155-
6p
24
Packers
class
A_
3.35
*
^Canada Permanent
Mtge
3,900
39 %
Southern
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship Lines
Steamship pfd
Oils
Astoria
class B
80c
...
85c
3.40
4.60
29
29
12%
145
23%
22
24'%
>> 2,635
60c
67c
29,199
,25c
37c
65c
13,7b9
37c
8.20
7.75
8.25
of
20
58%
59
29'%
29
29'%
3,830
29%
28%
29%
680
60c
63c
■
Jan
Apr
24'% Aug
//:■
67c-
;
74c
Feb
3 55
3.50
58c
50c
70c
Cosmos
Breweries
common
.—
Preferred
Canadian
British
Empire
Canadian
Celanese
10c
Canners
Canadian
Oils
$1%
•
preferred
41
40%
9.00
15%
16'%
25
Aug
July
Anr
Mining
Nest
D'Aragon
Davis
Petroleum
93c
2,205
85c
Apr
55c
56c
3,500
30c
Feb
22
6.75
Food
Products
Canadian
"
3.25
3.25
23'%
23%
Hydrocarbon
Locomotive
Malartic
Canadian
5%
Oils
'
I
12
11%
32»%
33
42c
44c
28
29%
Canadian
Petroflna
Ltd
104
Canadian
34%
'•
preferred-...10
30
t
Deer
Canadian
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class A_
Canadian
Rio
class
Natural
30%
Detta
pfd_20
Corp
-
•
Oil &
Erin
-
+■
Canso
Oil
Cariboo
Producers
Gold
Cassiar
Corp
Jan
Donalda
19%
>13'% July
29'% Aug
107% Mar
Jan
May
,
.
13 *T' Aug
*••
Jun
6% Aug
*—..11
250
13'/a
15
V
220
,.
35
17
17
3.05
■
3.45
A
30%
200
1.35
1.55
Jan
10%
Feb
,
13% Aug
.
19
Feb
4.50
16% May
2.65 Mar
1.45
8,465
55c
2,500
45c
July
22c
38,733
130,455
17c
Jan
32 %c
Apr
4.65
Jan
4.65
Aug
30c
27c
32c
14,800
15c
14c
16c
1.47
1.65
2.50
1.90
53C
53c
Cockshutt
Equip
8.50
8.90
5,725
15c
2.20
2.50
1.94
4,711
101
17%
760
29
29
25
48
48%
48%
23%
23%
24%
13,130
•
43%
/
16
42
43%
15%
16%
1.95
1.80
2.10
lOO
12%
50
•
...*
com
>
8
Aug
15% Mar
>
92c
79c
31c
31c
July
Jun
29
Aug
52
Mar
17%
Jan
25
July
2,641
55c
1
Jan
35% Aug
103% Feb
21'% July
32
Jan
44
July
8,691
1.45
—*
1
Apr
July
May
12% Jan
/
*"57,722 "
8%
8
50c
Apr
13
25% Mar
50'
48%
——,
10
28c
Jan
17
50
Chemical
27'%
Jan
Aug
Feb
100%
17%
1
1.40
Dow
Brewery
Copper Co Ltd
...
2.30
'
5,535
18% July
2.15 July
1.70 July •
7
Jun
9
42c
1,330 '
43,400
Jan
70c
Dyno Mines
East
A in phi
Apr
Asbestos
Jan
Apr
Eastern
Paper
Elder
Machine
class
92c
•
—
2.52
5.70 May
6.75 Mar
Gold
Sol
63c
69c
37,800
-.1
6.20
6.45
38,805
6%
705
July
1.50
62c
May
-'"*1.08
5.60 Mar
7.70
Jan
15'%
15%
100
Trust—.—
A—
37%
37%
V 60
62
44c
45c
-10
Ltd
-v
<
Jan
Jan
8
15% July
19
350
35
May
38% May
305
54
Jun
68'%
79c" Apr
Apr
Jan.
Jan
2,700
44c
Aug
„1
86c
85c
88C
11,233
70c
Jan
-1
common-
—
60%
.20
4
Feb
——.
67c
60c
80c
1,237,012
9c
Jan
Mines
-—
—1
13c
13c
14c
12,500
9 %c
Jan
20c
May
45
Feb
57
Mar
44c
80c
1.10
26,100
2.80
Apr
1.20
1.16
1.30
180,895
90c
42'%
38
44
22,725
1.80 Mar
1.20 July
Feb
1.89
Jun
Jun
10% Mar
7.90 May
1.10
•
Jan
70c
2,900
67c
-1
Mines
Pen-Rey Oils
4.75 Mar
Corp
Refineries
1.66
Jan
Feb_
July
W00
Apr
5.75 Aug
1.60
26c
Jan
Mar
20 %c May
2.50 Anr
Explorers Alliance
Famous
Warrants
Fargo
Federal
Grain
4.70
5.00
17,695
4.35
9'%c
lie
31,000
37c
37c
2,500
36c
July
55c
60c
9,400
48c
May
1.29 Jan
Foundation
1.05
1.05
900
Jun
1.88 Mar
Francoeur
4.50 Aug
Fraser
6.25 May
Frobislier
May
May
7%c Jan
1.00
Feb
6.35
15c
58c
Apr
—
class
Fleet
Feb
Ford
Apr
Ford
Motor
of
4.45
3.45
4.50
341,456
1
4.00
3.75
4.15
5,000
3.75
1
1.18
1.18
1.25
7,950
1.10
»
3.25
3.25
3.50
1,200
1.85
63%
63%
63%
65c
65c
3,728
64c
July
85c
Feb
5%
1.03
95c
1.05
12,300
71c
Apr
1.12
Jun
7%
2,616
5% May
8%
Jan
59
Jun
Gold
Cos
July
2.12
Jan
Jan
4.25
Apr
Galtwln
Jun
85%
Jan
Gntinea 11
60c
65c
460
2.99
3.25
23,758
30c
26C
31c
5,390
764
30'%
30%
30%
27'%
27%
27%
—1
38c
38c
44c
27,700
1.15
1.25
4,280
57%
59%
Mines
Ltd
25
60c
1.90
3.60
Feb
72c
Jun
27% July
20c
Jan
1.05 May
,
Apr
Jan
36
29 % May
Jan
Jun
74c
July
Apr
Jan
2.37
1.25 May
20c
Aug
22%
Aug
Mar
Apr
31%
Jan
62c
Apr
2.00
Jan
Aug
-
2,203
51
May
59 %
127 128%
615
110
May
137'%
Jan
25
970
23
Jun
27%
Apr
18c
21c
25,500
-26c
Jun
41
39'%
41
4,640
4.35
4.30
4.50
17,051
85
89
140
27c
31c
14,805
28
29 %
2,100
Jun
32
109
109
111
104
Jun
112
Jan
109% 110%
120
109% Jun
114
Jan
Jan
24
Mar
24'%
Mines
—
.100
.'
85'%
—1
_•
common—'
—.—
44
23%
57'%
128%
Exploration
Power
1.30 Aug
Feb
20c
A
common
preferred
pr
pfd
26,065
3.30
Canada
-
Ltd
Debentures
Geco
class
1.55
-25c
IIl5
(US)
of
Co
5%%
7
Co
Canada
16
1.45
Manufacturing
_75c
3.25 July
———....—
July
22
-20
—
Kirkland
85c
29
825
1.15
Preferred
Federal
2.35 Mar
3,208
•
A
July
17
1.45
—
—
70c
22%
—1
—
—
2.35 Mar
16
1
Tungsten Copper
4.75
72%
10% July
1
Oils Ltd
Farwest
Feb
1.08
22
16'%
Canadian
Players
Fanner Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fanny
3 30
54
—
Falconbridge Nickel
265
-
13 %c Apr
1.60 July
4,850-
6.30
common-
Mines
Eldrich
2,550
7%
9%c Jun
4,900
«
6
Refining Ltd.
&
Investment
Eddy
56
140
+
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
2,000
6.05
92 c
-1
Jun
3.05
46c
66,380
1.73
5.90
3$
Jan
Jan
1.03 July
13c
1.63
6.05
Prods
Washing
10%
1
11'%c
-1
Jun
*
..1
Smelting
10
1
Ltd
Co
Metals
55
10c
—
21,350
1.60
Jan
78c
18c
73,800
1.21
1.05
Jun
'
55
60c
Gold.
,98c
34c
*
1.21
31
35
35
1
1.20
2,100
90c
50c
4,450
25,600
—
Oils & Minerals
10%
1
•
35%
51c
—25
Farm
34'%
Excelsior
Feb
1
35'%
5.50
13%
15c
550
Apr
Jun
Willans
14%
1.75
9c
_
Jan
12%
5
13c
Consolidated Mining Corp
7
14%
41,000
13,735
Cochenour
8%
50
32,100
Chrysler
May
1.50
14c
Cobalt
7
50
1.35
Smelt
10'%
281
1.42
13c
&
July
7%
50
13c 15 %c
Min
8%
8 %
1.45
1.30
Chromium
8%
105
„1
1.30
Smelting..
5,000
1.05 Mar
1,500
8.75
___i
Mines
2,355
.25
Pat
Gold
20,480
Eureka
Central
Chimo
10
16c
7%
8%
•
Stores
May
14%
•
Coal
Apr
94%c May
39% May
Mar
33
Apr
Jan
1.99
15c
416c
*
com
1.00
20c
13%
10
14'%
♦
Steel com
28c
Apr
1
Jun
1.45 May
3,669
Equitable Life Insurance
Jan
-
9
85c
%c July
13c
14,227
Apr
2.11
Chibougamau Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
2.50
Ind
32c
37'%
28c
36%
——25
Invest
25
80,000
30c
1.42
24,500
1.65
1.58
89,285
_
Jan
Mar
47c
19c
3.90 Mar
5.75
_
Apr
1.00 Mar
4.15
May
5.00
_
45c
12%
22c
1.40
1.50 Mav
90c
5.60
Mines
July
•
El
Leduc
Mines
17c
1
1.80 Mar
Central
Chesterville
1,000
Feb
1.26
July
17c
Feb
39c
4.55
2
Mines
*
Cheskirk
55c
1
■
common
Textile
Aug
73C
1
———-
&
Apr
205
S
10% May
6,825
*•'-
1.15 July
3,100
1.30
Chib-Kavrand Copper
1,410
60c
Aug
Apr
l
(Western)
&
4.30
16c
1
Economic
36
13%
1.45
isoc
50c
i: > 11
55c
Feb
'69
b,1J
Jan
17c
May
May
13%
?
Jan
Research
158
Jan
10'%
—
&
I
Feb;'
..
Apr
2.90 May
7
Feb
Jan
46
100
July
Chemical
53
30c
Easy
15
13,875
•
3i90 July-
711
97,100
Mar
100
62,358
1120
?,
8Cu
1,300
.—
79c
106
100
3.80
common
25c
66c
Eastern Steel
4.00
Prods
8,365>? ..1
4.30
64%
Apr-
July
Eastern
100
Steel
v ra'-J '6
15c
6.50 July
135
Jun
200
Chartered Trust
400
-
5,774
4.60 July
4.50
Chatco
6%
2.18
29c
1.50 July
-
.
Jun
18c
Feb
100
1.85
•
1,100
16c
17c
4.20 Mar
2.74
4.00
Oils
;
1.15 Feb
,
17c
Eastern
4.00
Charter
1,125
Jun
July
Feb
•
Feb
1.19
1
13% May
1.62
31
23%
91
1.60
nil
Jun
1.35
.11
4.50
!
11%
225
-1
—1
Gold
Feb
Mar
4,000
East Sullivan Mines
IIIi
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Apr
56c
10,300
Eatft' Malartic Mines
••
Jun
Explorers
Central
Apr
3.00
17% Mar
12
11c
6.60
Jan
May
19c
664-
Jan
1.42
16
16%
4.20
8.25 July
3.25
17,100
1.40
36% Mar
30%
10
1.02
_
5.75 Mar
57c
12
1
25% July
Jun
19c
11c
Apr
May
1.30
4.30
Feb
15% July
Feb
5.40 Mar
39c
1.32
64%'
90c
Jan
6.65
Apr
15 %c
16'%
;;
Feb
Jan
55c
20
4,295
16%
1,
60c
Jan
1.39
37,338
9,300
5,960
43c
common
Duvex
Trethewey
Oil
3.45 May
Jun
69c
35c
33c
Duvan
Central
Castle
33,775
Donnell & Mudge new com
Feb
135
'
1.83
•
74C
100
Tar
Dominion
Mar
Jan
135
■'
1
Ltd
20,055
25c
10
Ltd
Rights'
65c
600
1.19
1
Quartz
Asbestos
37,560
45c
May
July
May
16,400
pfd
Steel
Dominion
2.60 May
7% May
1,987
I"l
Reserves
4.10
40c
30c
38c
Magnesium,
Dominion
39
3.25
23,105 ;
1
Gas
3.70
/
205
Preferred
Feb
38,013
1.50
Mines
10
42c
1
Foundry
Jun
100-
6,495
4,526 >
1
Canadusa
Can
13c
25c
Dominion
Jan
6.10
6
Copper Coy
45c
9,250
35c
i
Exploration
9.35 July
4'%
28,867
883,990
16c
18c 19 %c
Ltd
Electrohome
7.50May
27
34c
79c
1
Seagrams
Dominion
Feb
Jan
205
—
Dominion Scottish
Apr
Feb
1.25
54c
5%
Jan
3.00
14c
65c
Feb
100
v
37c
Mines
Preferred
100
30c
70c
Apr
Apr
2.25 Jun
675
15c
' »,/
Ltd
Dominion
Apr
8,300
»
79c
...
Minerals
Distillers
El
Canam
40c
1.00
! ' 205
Devon-Leduc Oils
Diadem
7'%
4.15
'
Gas
Williston
Aug
2.50
1.00
32c
A_—.
Mines
Mining
25% Mar
Feb
5.85
*
2*
18 %c
2.30
5
2 50
"
100
Mines
Gold
Dominion
95c
'
Jan
3.90
_100
__
Apr
75c
Producers
Desinont
39c
65 Vi
•
34%
29%
4.05
;
Western
Canadian
1
*
Corp common
Utilities 5% pfd
19 %c
1
—1
Horn
D'Eldona
Del
22'/4
'
505
13
32
>.
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Tire
Jan
Mines
'Warrants
•'
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-
12
25
Prospect
>-;/ 1,555
12%
4.95 >6%
6%
^r|>'
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums
10c
41c
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Feb
94c
J
1.99 Mar
7,226
29%
12%
Railway
23
2,100
100
.
25,000
24c
,\
11% Mar
Apr
3% Mar >'
"
16c
18 %c
lit
Coal
14'% May
5.25
17,572"
33
warrants
Pacific
2.41
44c
•
warrants
Canadian
2.20
*
common
Canadian
260
37
%
•19% May ,v
325
*->-
14c
19c
*
Jan
1.10
"
*
preferred
1953
1955
-
•
Gold
Cos
•
915,
'•-'■• 5.815
23%
2.41
2.90
97,680
-
.
3.25
•
'
Canadian
9.10
10c
com_
Gen Securities class A
Canadian Homestead Oils
:
Canadian
July
93c
7.80
Canadian
14
93c
6.50
: Canadian
-
1,835
42'% May
21'% Mar
Mar
21%
Jan
19'%c
Dairies
May
22
2.04
41 %c
Mar
95c
8% May
8.80
July
•
Coal
9
6.60
99c
I
l.b5
Dominion
29
•
I 27,360
1
105
•
Feb
1.20
*
6,760 >
30c
45c
1.03
4.10
Asbestos
3,000
Dock
&
15,332
>1.14
7.50
Dome
31
Dredge
44c
Jun
1.72
Dominion
9'%
Export Gas Ltd
July
11c
3.45
Dome Mines
10%
Canadian
24c
7.25
Apr
9
Canadian
6,566
14c
175
Apr
9%
#
27c
12c
4.10
Aug
9
*
24 %c
14c
7 25
59
10%
warrants
24J%c
4,490
33'%
1
Decalia Gas
94c
•
__5
Feb
5.90 Aug
38
30
2,255
I_?s
87c
,
Mar
12%
—I»^
Feb
July
Aug
24%
i
July
2.50
31c
I___l
Ltd
Leather
40c
J.
70c
U'%
Minerals
Mines
5.10 Mar
12,907
23%
./
Pass
Apr
3.75 Mar
Jun
4,400
_j»i
i%,_
50c
Jan
4.00
23,200
•
Canada.
Mar
44c
33
1
Mines
Zellerbach
30c
-
76c
*
Crestaurum
Mar
42c
24
'
Jan
84c
75c
'
11%
—
Jan
1
31c
1
A
Mar
1.93
18c
July
4,300
85,805
1
Dist class
85c
Jun
Jun
25c
•
•
;
Jun
1.27
4,500
,.10
Mining
11c
'
30%
1
33%
32% May
2,025
76c
Feb
•
:
Canadian Devonian
790'%
37c
60c
i
7,629
8,100
45c
Jun
3
(Dunsmuir)
Preferred
31
/''.I,
27c
37c
•
58c
'
'
5.90
29
July
26c
5,749
11%
~
■
40c
44%
55c
14c
5.00
28% Aug
15,300
41
16 y4
& Cellulose
Collieries
Canadian
60c
*
common
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
55%
70c
4,360
1
Crows
Apr
Aug
"228,481
....*
Mines
of
124,970
4.20
Zinc
Oil
4.00
58c
3.40 May
35c
May
2.14
Mining
Cowiclian
Copper
Craig Bit
Cree
Jan
5,985
4.00
III
Cournor
:i 'CroW11 '
Apr
feb
4.80
3.70
•
Consol
Lead
40c
3.35 May
1.90
1
Imperial
Coulee
Feb
8.80 May
5,130
4,10
•
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
(Hi
25c
16,611
'
2 11
1
West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto—.
Con west Exploration
Corby
500
'
5.10
Consolidated
Copper-Man
Apr
1
4
Cliff
Jun
34c
1
•
•Copper
42c
July
1.38
1
Tungsten
July
15e
12c
__l
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated
30c
66c
:
Jun
7,500
5,392
-
1.35
~i
Dominion
Canadian
17c
-
-Jan
4.60 Aug
35% May
13'% Jan
Jan
Aug
5.65
18,549
4,176
•
Commerce—
18%
May
July
1.00
Jun
35c
17c
"
1
Cusco
104
Mar
12
-
Jan
95% Mar
July
33c
*
1
Crowpat
38
(■
1.57 Mar
45c
>
25
Bank
Jun
65c
;
*
2
Canadian
Jun
25
-
Mar
42
July
Mar
Consolidated
4.00 Apr
2.25 May
:
Jan
23c
74c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1.00 July
Jan
55c
,
May
»; 'Feb
3.40
*•98% May
1
Apr
""26"
July
86
25
12%
'•'62
Jan
AliW""
37
22,319
29
* :i>
„
Oils
Mar
165 t-
Apr
-
337b
2,200
4.30
..IIIl
Minerals
Admiral
•17
39'%
1.80 May
155
1
.12.50
'
Jun
63
92c
160
99 '100
—
Feb
Feb
1.87 July
1,085
94
41
.
Feb
13%
81c
115%
36%
92 1,
warrants
Petroleum
Canada Wire & Cable
Canadian
36
100
.
Canada
36%
20
.
.Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
July
32
23'%
12,630
2.00
'
B
;Canadian
90c
39
39%
•
2.05
1.90
2.00
Jan
11%
150-
2,210
14,275
2,400
3.00
3.35
Warrants
Canada
15-
•/••:—' BOO •
1.90
•
7.35
37
July
July
; 14% July
32%
>58
1
Lands
28% Mar
■
'
23 %
Warrants
6.75 July
8
100"
85c
Met
Class
;
Feb
13
38 %
24
26
••
14%,
37
60
Malting common—/^'.'
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1
Canada
240
,105
*
38%
5.00
445
8
13
14%:
„
10
Preferred
Oil
29%
8
13
...
common
_
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.
34%
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Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
Anr
650
Foils
Canada
Mar
5.50
17 %
A
Canada
32c
60c
318,950
5.40
19
Canada Crushed Cut 3tone
Class
Aug
Jan
42c
5.50
Cement
Canada
17c
15c
,,
35c
1
Lake
Aug
55'% Mar
102'% May
1
Oil
Preferred
;
42c
30
40
•32,675
Chibougamau
Cons
Campbell
Campbell
1.60 Jun
I
Jan
3,080
;
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Calnoith
Calvan
Jan
44c
28c
Mines
Jan
Feb
2
Sannorm
Aug
3.50
Feb
3.85
Mln._III.IIl
Apr
11%
15c
•
Poplar
5.25
Feb
23c
♦
Red
36,700
10%
B
Jan
6%
2.10 July
26c
Jun
27,350
10
Consolidated Peaic Oils..
4.10
173,899
28c
;
Mar
Mar
19c
3.70
Mines
Apr
30c
13
60c
__i
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine.:
Consolidated Press class A—
Consolidated
900
100
2,500
4
36c
28c
Mines
2.25
Jan
Mar
*
16c
3 70
I
Jan
9c
10
-
55c
10i/H
Consol
Calalta
30c
Jun
60c
IIHi
Consolidated Northland Mines
Apr
Aug
"
12%
Jun
7% May
Mar
40c
210
40
17c
7»/4 July
5'% May
100
65c
32
*
12,000
"'
:
5%
50c • :
:
33
Burrard Dry Dock
7%
15c
65c
:
Burlington Steel
13c
7%
5%
7 %
<■
A
••
v
4.95
Smelting—.32'%
Explor
1
39c
Nicholson
Gold—
-5X5
2.50
32c
Feb
25c
-
11%
2.25
1
Consolidated Mosher
9c
Feb f i
4.55
11%
'
92c
Jan
95c
35,000
-
1
High
Jan
18 %c
Oils Ltd
1
.
4.55
2.50
T'y
Mlnes_i
Consolidated
38,075
13c
12%
11%
•
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1
h
1.42
12c
11%
>Jan
14'%
'
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'„<■.■■■
Consolidated Guayana Mines
Consolidated Halliwell
3'%
187,450
1.33
12c
12"%
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Consolidated Gillies Lake.
1
r
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Consolidated Golden Arrow—
1*
*
8 %c
.
12 %c
•
.
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100
12%
11c
Apr
Consolidated
143,250
26c
12
2.15
r
8% Jun
.
19%c
52 Va Mar
-
8%c 11 %c
11 %C
'
43,800
Cadillac.—IHIIt
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
,Consolidated Dragon Oil
Mar
16
5,865
23c
i
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Cordasun
>■
.
Apr
17
*
50%
49%
18 %c
•
Mines-.:
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Feb
48
1
Jan
52
12'% Mar
*1,850
'
55 %
'
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July
15'% May > ...
15
Apr/.
'
4,305
'
May
46
'
17%
50
19c
1.40
—I_IIIIIIHl
1113—2.50
Corp
±~HI„ 1
Allenbee
Oil
IIIII•
Apr
46
■
65c
Mines
99% May
80
28,800
Development
Apr
50'% Aug
88
82c
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Class B
Burchell
'4.30
220
~
;
a
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Hill
2.10
Jan
Low
75c
Mines_IIIIIIIIl
Pete
Gold.
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
Ltd
JUly
385
265
8%
9%c
Comagas
Como
Range Sinee Jan.
High
80c
Conduits "National
Apr
1.10
1.36
4
Apr
July.
2.31
>>>> 80
1
Buffadison Gold
8
50
Jan
52
1
Brun^lon Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
1.45
Apr
Jun
Shares
l
^
I
Enterprises
Commonwealth
Jor Week
i
Mines
Copper
Yellowknife
Jan
'
46
3.50
III
Jan
467%
46
-
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Brunsman
Bunker
y
1
•
;
Class B
Brunhurst
Bullochs
*
50
49%
6.00
'-6%
35
48%
v,:v; 16
Gold
Combined
98c
'
54,229
52
15
v
25
Coiomac
Mar
May
JUly
Low
j
Coldstream
Apr
•
88
;
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-
July
18c
4.55
69,575
•101
-16%
; ■ 16
51
Aug
10c
45,430
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46
16%'
•
.
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone Co
Broulan Reef Mines
88
100
-
3.85
*
3.00
50%
46-
•
A
1
1.30
2.85
;.r? 46
50
liUKe
'
471/2
52
50
Class B
Br tick
50
•
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British
60
V
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49%
6,293
100%
h
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-
88
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■
preferred
7%
7%1.10
3.00
48%
_t
5 %
% %
1.30
1
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1.09
49%
1.00
^
Cody
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
May
43c
2.10 July
1,750
6,100
•49%
:
'
4
7%
j
Oil
British Columbia
1.00
•
50
28c
Aug
Week's
I ast
Sale Prloe
High
Jan
18c
11,000
4.85
10c
340
lie
4:65
'
4.70
\
common
Petroleum
British
50c
10c
*
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Brilund
49 %C
i
Bralorne Mines
Bralsman Petroleums
8
Range Since Jam 1
BouscudMac
Bouzan
AUGUST
Friday
Shares
Bordulac Mines
Gold
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
^
28%
"lOO
109
.100
1
20
19 %
20 %
3,792
7%c Jan
31
Jan
3.80 May
41
Aug
4.75
85
May
27c
July
54c
26%
17
Apr
Jan
97
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle^
rvi. 4.
(558)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 3
RANGE FOR
*"
Sale Priee
STOCKS
A
Class
45%
47
644
39 % May
49
Mar
Macdonalu
620
5.50
6.20
700
5.95
5.45
5.95
3.500
37c
36c
37c
4,222
1.65
1.80
5.80
5.75
5.95
1.00
1.15
239,162
27c
27c
4,700
1
—
class A——.
Gold
Mines——
Grandines
2.75
■I 2.70
2.90
28c
35c
48%
48%
8%
8'/4
*
Granduc Mines
Northern Gas Utilities com
lie
—-W-
1,950
51
2,975
42%
Jan
705
5%
Apr
7
3.45
10
150
8
Jan
11% -July
9%
10
300
7%
Jan
10'A July
48c
12 »/4
13 %
17c
17%
13% Aug
23
Feb
26c
Apr
15% May
19%
Jan
8.50 May
12%
Jan
29c
Apr
37%
Jun
14c
13,830
9.25
5,015
12 %C 13% c
30,500
37%
340
8.75
36%
36%
Apr
Jan
1.49
July
Mar
1
9.25
12c
Mar
33
Jun
3.25
350
8%
200
Jan
8
3.50 Feb
•
8%
Jan
22c
22%C Jan
Jan
July
15c
17C
50c
50c
60C
18,940
52,100
51c
July
1.70 May
18c
13c
18c
13,833
50c
Aug
1.70 May
13c
14c
6,000
13c
Aug
1.21
1.35
33,325
15c
Gold Mines.,
Minerals
Rock
—
1.24
Lake
1.10
1
27c
30C
128,400
3.65
3.65
100
3.25
Apr
9c
9c
10c
16,550
5%c
Jan
19,200
19c
Jan
1
37c
97c
6,700
70c
45c
22,700
12c
100
49
48%
Jan
14%c May
50c
Apr
58
46% July
Aug
58c
i
Aor
97c
Feb
.
43c
4.00
Jan
36c
—1
39c
95c
38C
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde & Dauch Canada
Hi Tower Drilling —
Apr
2.09 Apr
39 %c May
Feb
10c
28c
Mines-
24c
Jan
3.65
Mines
Hi
& Co_
Gold
Jan
3,205
Jan
2,809
22%
Feb
30 Vb Mar
13 Vb
15
14,786
10%
Feb
14 V8
12%
15
14,316
10 Vb
Feb
47
45
48
416
39
July
47
47
47
65
47
Aug
50
Mar
8.70
107,430
Apr
:
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.
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_———-———
Porcupine
class A——
Hughes Owens Co
5,200
47c
38,300
15
15
125
25%
25%
11%
Warrants
10
4.50
5.00
7
Maritime
61
63
68
68
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
58%
55%
59
12
11%
12%
6 %
6%
6%
350
20c
20c
21c
34,100
58
59%
McColl
Red
16
16%
17%
19
1,705
1.14
1.14
1.25
4,170
25
25
250
Iron
Mines—„r
Bay
Ltd
Products
Isotope
.
Mining
Gold
16
V:
Mar
15% Mar
49
May
OH &
Midcon
Jupiter Oils
„-
20,000
8%
8,605
94%
94
94%
45c
31,500
31c
Jun
45c
May
14c
■I: 6,720
12c
July
25c
Apr
;
40c
42C
9.000
70c
Apr
C
51c
60C
17
1.31
103,450
Moneta
?Y 19
250
2.90
861,416
5%
2.95
32,683
7"Y 1,100
32c
<49c
■7il 47,802
103,710
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Montreal
Locomotive
3.95
17 %c
26%
2,285
21'A
70c
58,644
50c
July
25c
Multi-Minerals
Jun
25c
29c
24,765
3.35
76.165
66C
69c
7,900
16
16%
Creek
Nama
Drug
.
Steel
National
1.83
1.15
11%
11%
11%
Mines
Bristol
Oils
Aug
New
Calumet
Apr
New
Chamberlain
Jan
59
Aug
New
Feb
Npw
Apr
Feb
New
85c
58%
Apr
New Dickenson
11
6 Vb
3,729
13,700
330
43%
50
13,972
2.85
3.00
12,297
3.40
3.50
1,620
1.95
1.75
;
23,910
7%
May
15c
48
Jan
..
May
11
Mar
14%
1.12
;; 16% July
Apr
July
22
19
33
1.74
Aug
Jun
27%
Fortune
New
Gas
25C
28c
23 %C
12,000
23c
21,750
65c
62c
2,750
15C
4,200
14c
1.59
82.166
2.35
2.50
70C
40c
34c
29c
139c
1.95
29,525
Jan
50
Jan
Aug
3.85
Feb
4.75
Apr
Jun
,
2.60 Mar
New
Kelore
18c
32,800
16c
27c
137,900
55c
60c'
1.44
;
16c
60c
Gold
New Jason
16c
-V
25c
Mines..
■
Newlund
1
Mines
Jan
28c
145,900
14c
Jan
34c
123,600
98c
Jan
1.59 July
30c
53,600
28c
Jan
49 %c
Feb
1.14
1.07
1.19
14,235
89c
Jun
1.24
Jun
2.40
2.29
2.50
Feb
3.10
Apr
1,50
11%
70
' 9c
5,000
8c
17'A
Feb
8c
July
13 %c May
Aug
; 5.10 Mar
1.36
1.50
5,000
70c
80c
117,660
1.81
2.05
'
HIIi
70c
Gold
Rouyn
New
Thurbois
95,150
Y 76c
107,450
23c
Jan
98c " Apr
16c 18 %c
34,000
14c
Jun
27c
13 %c
12 %c
14c
18,500
lie
Jan
15 Vac May
1
17% c
17 %c
19c
17,600
16c
Feb
31V2C
1
4.20
3.50
4.20
10c
8%c
110c
1
2.61
2.50
2.68
2,510
13,050
Nlsto
Nor
13 %c
4.00
,4.70
189,800
1.37
3.65
3.55
,3.80
5.300
2.57
19c
17c
Gold
95c
95c
:Yr 63
60
16%
Jan
Norlartic
Feb
12 %c
Jan
1.94
74.904
29c
25c
29c
1,590
2.74
2.55
2.75
154,908
1.35 July
3.20 Mar
'
Jan
2 09
July
1.10
95c
Jan
July
July
49c
1.50 May
23c
July
Mar
2.75
Aug
Norpax
North
Oils
North
14c
15c
6.95
7.50
1.58
1.32
1.58
7.20
7.05
7.25
3.75
3.95
9c
;v 8c
9c
•82c
82c
82c
500
--
•
Shore
Wasa
Mining
La
Luz
Mines
Gold
Secord
Laura
Lexindin
1.52
1.30
1.53
4.00
4.40
15 Vb
16
3,402
class
Gold
A
16 %c
2.70
2.95
26,961
1.95
July
Feb
Feb
Northern
Apr
Northwestern
Apr
Norvalie
Jan
Nudulama Mines Ltd
•
•
3.75
3.55
16c
20c
26,500
13c
Jan
25c
20c
1,100
20c
July
38c
4.35
4.60
2,024
22 %c 22 %c
1,500
4.20 July
20c
6.00
Feb
Obaska
300
2 65
Feb
4.45
Apr
O'Brien Gold Mines
2.85
2.90
770
2.75 May
3.55
Jan
Ogama
20
20
400
Jan
Oil
10 %
10
10%
800
20%
20%
17
9%
Jun
May
Feb
21
Mar
Oka
20 %
Jun
Mines
200
1.08
III,750
63c
Feb
15C
16c
26,000
12 %c
Jan
41c
35c
1
24c
21c
27c
20 Vb May
1.08
A
O'Leary
Apr
7%
9c
lie
18,500
8c
9,740
56c
Jan
Ontario
9,910
18 %c
Jun
3.10
3.30
36,050
2.75
July
3.55
Jan
27,813
1.29
Jan
3.35
Jun
6%
48%
48%
55
32
32
32%
985
31% July
32'A Aug
Ontario
44
44%
949
41
48
Opemiska
Jan
57%
Feb
Mar
5%%
22
20
23
330
17
Jun
23
Class
B
•
22
21
22%
3.763
17
Jun
23% Mar
Orenada
1
16c
19c
46,428
26c
Jun
Jun
Lor ado
~
Explorations
Hosiery class A
Uranium
Louvicourt
'
•
Mines
16c
6%
16c
125
5,500
6%c Jan
6% Aug
10c
Jan
7%
23c
Jan
85c
Apr
-
40c
-July
85c
Apr
10c
•
10c
Mar
27c
80c
85C
15,560
68c
30c
43,840
II %c
15c
1
15C 17 %c
82,334
8c
90c
90c
6,909
71c
2.88
2.80
28C
•25C
28c
9%C
8 %c
23,450
2.95
•
•
10c
2.50
•
2.60
1.78
B
pfd
&
20
Debenture
Copper
:
45c
Apr
Jan
12c
.July
10,100
see
Mines
52c
2,095
10
July
13
10'A
10
10%
1,065
10
July
12%
27%
28
64
15
17%
47,922
8.20
Feb
3 60
Aug
*
3.60
3.75
200
24c
24c
25c
10,000
20c
Ormsby Mines
•
82c
74c
82c
34,373
Oslsko
1
42c
41c
43c
6,400
page
43.
Apr
Apr
.
19%
Aor
4.45. Jan
57c
Jan
40c
July
May
94c
July
40c
Jun
63c
Jan
16c
May
46,980
99c
July
2.18
Feb
Pacific
Eastern
1
11%C
11 %C
13c
II,250
23c
24c
6,500
22c
Jun
2.50
Feb
Pacific
Petroleum
1
19%
18%
19%
14,085
12%
1.29
30.4O0
1.20 Aug
2 50
Feb
Page Hersey Tubes
•
100
103
55
•
12 %c
12 %c 12 %c
1,000
17%c
Apr
Pamour
•
51c
52c
5,660
Porcupine
Apr
Mar
28% Mar
Feb
28
17
1.20
Jan
15
4,400
10%
23c
8c
1
Jan:
65c
10
1 25
1.25
3.20
2.50 Jan
55c
1
Mice*
Apr
3.10
Jan
10 %
10
1
Jun
Jun
1
1.15
Mar
1.30
4c
~i
1 20
23c
Jan
24c
Gold
Lake
Apr
Jan
51,000
Crush
Orange
41c
55c
10
Apr
.
1.30 May
Jan
Jan
28,200
*
11c
1
Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknlfe Gold
For footnotes
15c
6%
Petroleums
Aug
lie
90c
Loan
•
Long Island
14,000
Aug
•
class
A
London
12c
Jan
88
28c
preferred
44 y8
May
7,175
Jun
2.00
Jun
85c
Warrants
2.95
47
47c
45c
May )
13c
31c
9,600
"
43c
f
>
Feb
9%
85
10
50c
July
49'/z July
200
88
29c
Exploration
Jockey Club common
2.40
50
50
Jun
4.55
53
•
Malartlc
325
;
preferred
1.67
17% May
Jan
88
77
51c
Jan
Feb
Julv
j
1.31 Mar
July
1.42
Aug ;
4.00 July
Jun
1
Omnitrans
2 90
♦
6
Gold
Oils
Aug
•
class
-
Mining
Metals
Rare
•
Gold
Mines
Rockland
Okalta
20%
95c
isc
Lake
Selections
11
9gc
-
1.40
.
49%
49c
7.25
14%C Feb :
Jun
'
88
1.68 July (
<
Feb
14
7.90 Mar
Feb
35c
4.10
Class
Lomega
1
Mines
*
A
preferred
Coy
Quebec Power pfd
50
Util
pfd—_——^.100
4.05
1
Lac
.
Mines
fo
2^90
'20
4
1.40
Northern
20c
4,50
9%c
•
Mar
1
Groceterias
Class
2.94
55c
1
Mines
May
25
Canada
(
Jun
•3.15 July
100
7%
Trinity
Jan
'-•:
July
80c
72,695
15%
25
*
A
Petroleum
Loblaw
30,300
North
5tic
19V2c
-
Jan
55c
323,000
4.05
•
1
common
3
class
Gold
Long
Loblaw
91c
*
Gold
Liberal
83c
1
Mines
Candy
Jones
Little
gic
*
Jan
•
Lawson
&
Jun
18
1
;
Acceptance
Lencourt
20
4,079
1
Laurentide
Leitch
2,805
24%
1
Mines
Mines
Lamaque
22
23%
1
Mines
Lake
21%
24
1
Lake
22
•
Exploration
-
1
Oil
;'
7%c July
27,500
1
20c
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v
Apr
Jan
1.75
1
1.46
40c
Jan
4.50
Jun
64% Mar •
I
Jun
46c
19,735
1,080
Ltd
July
Mar
6.60
405,425
•
Uranium
Star
15c
10c
8,441
<
1
Rankin
Northspan
7,000
15,000
•23c
15c
Ltd
North Inca Gold
North
Jan
500
7.25
•
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Jan
19'Ac
-■']
Jan
51 %
common.
Warrants
Northland
20c
23c
-
Canadian
51c
.
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5.25 May
43c
•
1
Mining
Oil & Mines
13,000
31,800
Jun
5.05
Jan
/
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•
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Jan
/
20c
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35c
'
9c
64
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22
1.06
20c
11
Corp
19c
;
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3.00
Feb
13%c Aug
4.65
Mines
Mines
Nordon
I
2.15
Aprl|;
20c
Jan *
8%c
Feb ;
Apr,;
7.60
2.39 Feb'
76,305
15,000
15c
Mines
Acme
Noranda
i
*
Mines
Nlplssing
July
1.49
1.49
61c
1
Mine*
Merger
1
1.14, Apr
1.30
'
Newnorth
•
:
54c
Apr
1.00
'* Feb
33c" Feb
V'.
Aug'
55c
30,630
16c
•
Mylainaque Explor
10% July
32c
\
Apr
75c
I
Minda-Scotia
New
New
«
1.19 May •
50c;
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1
Gold
Manitoba
New
.New
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
49,200
30c
1.34
Mar
14 %c May
*
May
July
21c
20c
3.15
Aug
Apr j■
•
"
Apr
1.80 Mar
16%
1.15
9,665
16c
35c
20 %c
2,950
Feb
July
73c
30c
July
30,625
26c
60C
71c
3.35
50c
19,900
69c
32c
Mar
9%c
61,400
Feb L;
40c
1
!
Apr
33c
Aug
•
28c
20%
July
Highridge
111,529
8c
2.20
19c
'
May (■
63c
Apr
1.48 Mar
17c
Hosco
69C
3.15
2ic
71,900
1.55
New
58c
19%
Jan
New
69C
3.15
I-
Apr
2.05
1.85
Rouyi
19%
8%c
1.15
Jun
Aug
Conner
1
j
Feb
Jan
1.55
Apr
Rovran
,
35c
1.00
5,140
75,060
24,375
Senator
11
Jan
6,700
1.75
27c
Superior Oils.
8%c
16c
24c
1.01
1.65
22c
New
11%
4,300
j
I
Mir
18c
New
1
P0c
19C
40'A
Jan
2.05
May
26c
Jan
17,000
62c
22c
Apr
28c
23,125
l
1.33
29c
,
Jan
1
2.75
9'Ac
.
59c
Harricana
52c
20c
,
Jan
July
New Goldvue Mines.,
40c
*"
1
1.95 May
1.30
37c
1
Mining
3.25 May
Jan
1.50 May
500
1.01
1.70
Apr
70c
23c
23c
l.jl
Feb
Feb
2.08
40c
'
65c
C5c
93c
.
Aug
68c
Apr
31c
Jun
July
j
Feb
4lc
Aug ;->|C
201
15,115
^Apr
4.10
1.50 Feb
8,712
11,013
New
Jan
23c
73c
1.80
Jan
Jan
1.18
68c
1.55
■-
*
—•
66c
1
Mines
45c
53c:
15c
1.52
1
Mines.
34
July
20c
1.58
1
Explorations
22c
1.20
Apr
Jan
Feb
28%
832
'
1.57
__50c
Mines
May
7
}
Aug
2.55 July
1.20
Canada
Mines..
New
26c
;
131% Mar
Jan
60c
of
J
'
6V4 'Jan
46
Jan
12
Oil
July
28V2 'Jan
6.95 Mar
20c
50c
-d
13% 'Apr
1.47 Feb
" ;
Jan
108
Jan
Jan
28
Aug
Development
July
Apr
1.41
2.42
'
July
4%
22c
1.80
)
11
3.10
1.50
1
Petroleum
Petroleum
Davies
Delhi
New
30%
•
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I
50c
26
3,500
23,500
•
Mines
Continental
29
26c
26c
'
2.15 Mar
800
C
25
Jan
36%
14
12%
May
5.00
;
Aug
/V:'
525
5%
4.70
1
Dominion Oil
63
Concord
30%
————.1
79
36%
5
•
1
Gold
Bidlamaque
New
27%
27%
5 Vb
4.70
:
1
26c
Mines
Gold
1.83
;
1.01 July
60
-
—J
——
Alger Mines
New
27%
*
•
^
51c
Mines
Lingman
9% 'Aug
1.20 May
37,050
'
i
Jan
.
175
5oc
50c
50c
.
:
Mar
Aug
12,700
—.5
i
Apr
56
Apr
1.01
25c
3
1.00 Mar
3.95
Feb
5%
1.43
20
B:
Car—
Mines —
Nello
May
78%
68c
)
Dfd
Grocers
Hosiery Mills class
Petroleum^
National
Jun
I8V4
16
39%
1.15
Y""
National
July
126%
38%
com
National
65
40
60c
Chemical
&
5
98c
July
I,500
2,975
1.70
National Explorations Ltd
Apr
90c
56
—1
-
Mines
4
29%
Aug
9%
10,380
85,550
V
Jan
66c
9
l
i,,
42c
Feb
2.90
•:
Feb
5.00
Jun
52 VB
56
9%
Ltd
y
Jun
64c
V
Apt
2.80 Mar
Jun
25
Feb
45c
Aug
1.45
805
1,500
;£■
New Athona
835
1
Osu
Aug
21c
Brass
Apr
42,598
1.95
1
Lake
2.95
Jan
Feb
1.80
16%
Works
Moore Corp common
Apr
42
—20c
Lake
Aug
4,40
67c
11%
108
3.00
•
Mining &
Aug
5%
1.60
3.30
20c
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
2.90
1.45
Warrants
Labatt
20%
24c
3.20
I
'
1.5jJuiy
Jun
3.70
26c
j
Feb ')
Feb
81c
<
July
47
Mar
19
•
4.25
Porcupine
Morrison
I
12%
Feb
75c
2lc
26%
"III
Ltd
1.38
1.51
Mogul Mining Corp.
<
Apr
22 % Mar
li% July
2.63
Mines
Ore
Min
9,725
Townsite
Oils
Kroy
100
f
Jan
Jan
39,100
70c
182,175
Minerals
Kirkland
23c
33 c
11%
>
1.37
Jan
Jan
4.85
Co
Endeavour
31c
:
Kirkland
2.55
11%
4.30
■
Feb
129
49
—
.
40,988
'v?: J,ooo
30c
Corp
Mining Corp
Mining
:
4.65
July
46c
7,3j0
fcOc
2.95
"/8
11%
30c
1
293Ac Jan;
1878
2.67
2.95
17%
Uranium
Metals
Mindamar
<
V2 Mar
13c
19
.Milton Brick
Aug
128
3.40
1
Bay
95
26%
Lake
Milliken
;
'
37c
750
2.95
New
97%
13%
-IIIl
Hudson
79% Jun
;v
*
1.23
Gold-
Warrants
'Aug
14c
39c
29c
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland
68
40c
,
5%
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
6.00 Mar
|
j an
2.20 Mar
90
Petroleums
City
Apr
Jan
Apr
8
Feb
July
41% Jun
88
Warrants
Mill
1
Copper
1,180
1
95c
Aug
.
i
Feb
90
Gas
Norgold Mines
Kilembe
104
s':
63
'
Kerr-Addison
68
6
|
Apr
9% Mar
88c
2.90
Industries
1.07
Mines
Gold
60c
5
317.72}
39c
;
65
Mining
17
41%
61c
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville
6%
1.45
Apr
'
7% July
92% May
1,000
60c
6%
T
Apr
3.50
Jan
Aug
14c
'
Midland & Pacific Grain.
Midwest
5.20
Jan
70c
'
-
435
1.31
6%
1.40
2.15
"
'
"
1.37
Aug
37%
-1
—
15c
8
; Y
Gas..
—1
Ltd-
Co
Mines
At)r
-15o
Mining
90c
14c
Light & Power pfd—— .13.50
29c
Mines
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
Jowsey
78c
14c
—50o
Petroleum
Uranium
Meta
1.20
(1939)
Mines
joburke
84c
1
1
jaye
Jelllcoe
f
j
8%
1
*
Corp
Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd__
r
Feb
40c
52c
129
-1
Mining..
Walte
.Tack
Apr
47c
1
Exploration & Dev
Merrill
New
Jacobus
"Apr
3oc
—1
97% July
41%
i—*
8
1
1
•
Bldg
49c
Jun
*
Lake
10%
107%
—100
•
1
Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Interprovincial
6,199
1
Petroleum
Ranwick Ltd
Jan
July
•
common
Merrill Island Mining
Mexican
i
24c
32,818
8,500
McWatters Gold Mine*
Mentor
Apr
17c
60c
Porcupine.
Red Lake
McMarmac
1-
10
;17c
2.80
•
Jan
9,100
2.60
'
Frontenac
41c
July
8
175
'
May
20c
13,600
;
2.70
i'-i
|
Feb
2.65
1.35 July
9,700
1
Mines
Mclntyre
McKenzle
"I
i
1.70
25c
25c
i26c
*
!
Ltd
Mayoxun
8%
8%
I
Jan
21% c "Feb
Jan
July
20%c24'/2c
1
Consol
Matachewan
53
-
17,264
16%
Powders pfd—25
International Metals class A
—•
International Nickel Co common
•
International
5
18%
Bronze
International
com
Preferred
Maxwell
■:
24c
1
25Vb
761
■VY'V:,
10
Preferred
y 3,800
25c
;
Mines
15
2,185
II,279
Mining
Inspiration
24c
•
warrants
B
Marun-McNeely
Jan
3.40
58%
common
(John) & Co
Cement preferred
International
20 %c
21c
III
Feb
8.35
1
*
Gold-
Acceptance
Industrial
Inland
4,5oJ
/
Mar
2.70 May
Feb
1.25
11c
7,400
i
1.60 Aug
48
Jun
2.^.0
5,800
200
Y
26c
Feb
6.95
1>'7H0
•
68
—
Inglis
1.50
Y
;
100
'
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—I
~1
Oils Ltd
Mining Corp
Mangold
New British
Lake
1.41
;<
common—!
^ ——_
64
7,780
I
V
61
Bank
10
Imperial Life Assurance————-10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6%
preferred
23
Imperial
Indian
13c
24c
Ltd.
Mines
28c
25
11%
5.00
-1
Refining Ltd
Oil &
96%
-25
—-—1
Preferred
Husky
8.90
93
39c
15
1
7.70
44c
Hudson
Hugh-Pam
:
93
Mining
:
Bay Mining & Smelting—
Hoyle
1.55
12c
12 %c
Ltd—
Mines
Maialgo
Marcon
National
Paper common——
2.50
1.50
40'A
Jan
57c
1.19 July
.
10% Aug
29'A
14%
!
1.
Smfth"
Preferred
10%
28 Vb
Ltd
Co
B
Class
Howard
9%
28%
•
Oil
Home
10%
-5
Gold
Consol
Hollinger
2.40
;
Milling
Leaf
Maple
Midrim
3.40
; 43 %
2,538
Feb
1.09
July
;31c
7,000
17
17%
5.75 Mar
//•• *'9. •OJarir
130
34,200
15c
-l
42c
20%
22
42c
36 %c
Jan
3.00 May
92,134
303
57c
8%
Gold
Mar
54
1,751
3.25
(Geo
Jan
35,720
.—
—
Hees
7'A
3.95 July
Jun
25%
"i Apr
57
53
13c
Heva
2.95
1,050
3.50
22.
■—
Red
9.45 Jan
Jun
3.60
39c
-_i
■—
Hasaga Gold Mines
—
Head of Lakes Iron.:—
Heath
6.75
V, ;
Jun
56c
Jan
5.60
49
Carpets
Headway
40c
-—
Hallnor Mines
Hard
2,000
3.40
13%
——
Lime & Alab new com__
Harrison
50c
3.60
Gwillim Lake Gold
Harding
Apr
10
Warrants
Gypsum
Feb
7
Jan
Mar
P b
'•<' .5)
I; 8% Feb
>
48% July
250
Apr
60c
170
July
Feb
53
„i
Mines
5.00
Aug
July
lo
Mines.,
Lead
Gunnar
2.70
27c
132
64c
7
-1
Mines 'Ltd.——————
Gulch
Gulf
13c
Apr
4uc
49
52c
—
9c
May
.10
Trust
Uranium
JUly
6.55
III
Development
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Great West Coal class A—
Guaranty
Mar
Maneast
30c
49
3.45
Plains
GreyhawK Uranium
Gridoii Freehold
May
20c
6.65
33,140
Goldfields
15,300
„1
Warrants
Great
Magnet
Malartlc
35,170
*
._
Lakes
Feb
24c
-i
—
T
Paper
Great
Great
Jun
74.43J
1.60
44%
37c
*
Mar
50c
■*————■
32c
43c
1.31
*
2.49
36c
31c
.———.
Mines
Jun
B——,
class
46c
22c
23c
Red
iuaosen
30c
—III
12c
Mages Sporting
July
20c
84
—
24,500
Lake Gold Mines—
Bloedel
Mafcmillan
Apr
Feb
22,009
20c
1.50
j-
Apr
24 %c
90c
15c
43%
Jan
2.30 Mar
1.51
85c
Mines
Gold
High
<
Jun
83c
38 c
Mines
25 %c
150 ,Y125
—50
Explorations
1.60
Low
1.90 May
4,855
1.95
17c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
6.30
Range Since Jan. 1
High
90c
_
Goods
Consolidated Mines
7,100
145
Mackeno
Mines
Jun
7,500
35c
_*
July
4.50 May
1,100
—1
—
Bouquet
Grandoro
10c
—1
Mines
Mackay
25c
1
(Canada) com,
.preferred —.-*>1—.
oranain
24c
Apr
Ai-r
3.90 Feb
Share*
1.91
70c
13,000
23 Vac
10c
1
Apr
6 zc
May
1.50
6,217
1.07
6.40
Macfie
6.25
Jan
32c
1.200
1.80
1
Uranium
4.70
4.65 Jan
■
*
IIIl
Goodyear Tire
Gordon
47
—
—
Manitou
4%:
Macassa
—1
Gold——
Eagle
Goldfields
•,
July
Mines
Goldcrest
Goioen
73
—1
Yellowkniie Gold Mines——
Uranium Mines
Goldale Mines
Gold
57 % May
—
Geo-Scleutllic Prospectors
Glenn
1,030
—1
:
_—_——
Mines Ltd
Giaiit
73
8
General Pete Canada com———
Genex
70 %.
for Week
Low
Mines
72
Corn
Motors
(•••i.ural
Range
Par
High
—3
Dynamics
General
Hv
Low
High
Low
Par
Sale*
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Price*
Last
8TOUK8
for Week
Range
Last
Friday
Sale*
Week'*
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
'
Aor
20 Vb July
103
78c
July
Apr
,
i
Volume 184
Number 5557
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
••
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Week's
'
1
oi
Pan Western Oils
Paramaque
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
i
Mines
Uranium
River
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Photo
<fe
&
73C
78c
Crow
Pioneer
Gold
Pitcn-Ore
Placer
of
__i
121/4
5
48
Premier
P
R
M
I~-
50%
119
2.30
1.30
23,560
1.55
1.65
*
Columbia
44
43%
44
1 50
1.40
1.55
5,031
l
1.73
1.70
•'
1.80
1
13%
Roy_
64,000
10c
11,165
12
May.
Gold__
•
Electric
.
53%
,
4.95
51,000
15c
; 17c
1.65
36
■
38%
!
5.90
6.05
5.35
5.35
5.75
;/"■
2.40
2.50
•
1.99
.1.99
2.15
*
Ltd
2.38
2.28
2.40
Purdy Mica Mines
1
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
31c
.
1
2.20
1
Quebec
•
/
Apr
1,740
*'V
14,400
16c
43,845
1.65
1.90
19,700
13,500
1.05
4,000
3.25
Queenston Gold Mines
1
21c
28
3.40
20c
•
27%
18c
v
Rare
•
Earth
Ravrock
Mining
•
Ltd
1
Refining
Renabie
1.65
4.60
isc
2.40
2.30
2.40
•900
45c
82,550
1.95
2.07
39,458
Mines
21c
21c
23c
12,533
21c
"75c
79C
6,650
75c
Lac
_1
17c
1
1
' 31c
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•
;
Consoi
' 12c
Mines
Roxana Oils
Royal Bank of Canada/-Q/; /-//■ '
Royallte Oil common
•
•
11%
Uranium
Antonio
River
16%
30%
725
11%
11%
15c :;/
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83
Ltd
Mines
84%
"44c
37c
45c
1
80c
80c
80c
1
23c
•
18c 24 %c
:■
2.59
Sarnia
2.75
112
Bridge
70
15%
15%
3.00
—z*----Z~
__
ocMjitatchewan
Cement
1
Ltd
3.25
——
Freehold Petroleums
Sbawinlgan Water & Power com
;
Class B preferred
•
Mines
Stadacona
Oils
23%
/". '75C
i
ig
25c
25c
Inlet
37c
'
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•■
10%
95
39c
30c
29c
Apr
Jan
16%
52c
14
19 %c
25c
27c
9,600
15%
5.00
16
r
62c
14c
Feb
:
•
80c
13%
;May
Jun
13%
Feb
"
4.75
15.15
25%
25
9c
1
L
common
Zenmac
Zulapa
*
.
3.35
17
22%
:
1
-
74
22
1.05
1.10
19
18
19
600
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58c
58c
59c
i
69c
58c
70c
33c
32 %c
37c
9c
9%c
'
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21c
20c
25c
1.45
1.42
1.50
19 %
19%
19%
13c
15c
Feb
1,353
30% Jan
35% Mar
10,125
1.30 Feb
2.04 Apr
34c
40c
80c
89c
6,800
1.55
1.80
11,825
22c
24c
7,217
*
Mines
89c
22c
10
10
10
100
32y2c
32c
35c
6,600
•
Mines
1
75c
*
II,500
70c
Feb
lie
Mar
20%
24%
98%
25
2,251
98%
98%
1.45 July
35c
Apr
35%
Jan
21
May
36%
15
«6
May
104%
43
Aug
2.35
2.80
11,930
45c
41c
4^r>
17,150
15c
13c 15%c
124,065
10c 10 %c
*
25
5,000
27c
25c
28c
13
13%
1.72
1.77
Jan
Feb
*47
x.17 May
41o
Jun
Feb
3.40 Mar
68c
Apr
May
16 %c
Apr
9%c Jan
16%c
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Apr
10c
2,355
2,625
19,500
23c
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52c
11
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15% May
1.72 July
2.07
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35c
15c
33c
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26,500
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50c
60
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12c
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Apr
43
2.25
12c
14.767
55c
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Jun
25c
Jan
25c
Apr
Apr
July
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19,200
Feb
3.00 Apr
25c
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70c
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100
May
14c
May
36c
3tc
38c
10,300
35c
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50c
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60c
5,877
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60c
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General
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.
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89c
Industries
Sugar
Canadian
Dominion
Dominion
6.70 May
1,363
10% Jun
Apr
Mar
13% Apr
38% May
45
Mar
17%
34%
Apr
Jan
5.00 July
6.00 Jan
24
6%
30%
19%
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38
Feb
*
50
30%
450
28% Jan
19
19%
1,477
8%
6% Aug
29%
19
32
24
May
Feb
Jan
Jan
88
88
5
88
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95
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112
112
30
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112
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5.00
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545
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30
July
42
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43
375
42
Aug
52
Jan
6% Jan
14
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.
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7.50
7.50
300
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3,351
33%
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47% July
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5,525
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24
2,010
48%
51
562
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common
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of
21c
24
51
Bridge
Canada
&
Linoleum
Securities
333^
50
*
19% July
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.50
Jun
26%
Feb
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
International Utilities
com
51
33% Jun
36
1,499
24
May
29
•
25%
25%
26%
55
50%
55
945
34
Feb
*
40
31%
41
1,460
27
Jun
287
109
Feb
7%
137
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8
53%
53
54%
6
73
73
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39
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1.43
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6%
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8
51
Feb
*
26%
Mar
800
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40
2,345
5.15
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22 %c
17c
760
21%
5.00
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common
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July
'10
41
20%
5.00
Dalhousie
14c
Jan
40%
21%
43
Apr
Dominion Glass
8c
4oa/4
5
Apr
July
3,750
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Jan
1.85
12%
•
Coast
Mar
1.20
1.05
1214
•
Rand—
24% Aug
104
305
'
5% May
_50
Ingersoll
16%
July
47%
20
Preferred
Feb
Apr
Jan
2.80
47%
5
Apr
July
19% July
Jun
47%
12%
•
Bulolo Gold Dredging
56c
100
250
Feb
55c
May
Raag* Slnee Jan. 1
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6
5
Corp
Jan
25
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6
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60cApr
4.75 Aug
7
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LOW
6
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Apr
13%
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Aug
18c
IWVNI
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1
Jan/:
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15%
733
36%
73
203
73
37
38'%
225
43
Jan
145
145
28
145
July
/
Jan
Aug
Apr
Apr
Apr
Aug
142% May
56% July
56
41
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
Loblaw
Inc
Minn
& Ontario Paper
Ogilvie Flour pfd
Consolidated Gold
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2.50
100
Mines
July
Rldgeway
Jan
15c
Mar
Feb
11
1
„
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Jun
1.80 Aug
2.75
Apr
Yukon
2.25
9.00
4.90
4.90
5.10
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74
73
895
15
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44
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Universal Products
46%
44
46%
100
6%
6Ya
500
July
4.90 Aug
3.95
Jun
90
Jan
52% Jan
160
Mar
6.75 Mar
5.15
Jan
Aug
54% May
5% Mar
6V« Jan
44
Feb
10c
9 %
75c
1.36
Jan
Feb
1.33
Jun
3.00
54c
10
Aug
July
Aug
13
Feb
58c
Feb
2,700
75c
6 427
40
5y8
5%
14,<.93
21
22 Ve
35%
35%
36
20 %
20%
20%
250
16%
Jan
56%
Jun
35
July
20% July
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a
Odd lot sale
1.25 Mar
Jun
2.55
5%
'
10
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1
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63c
59
59
150
63c
64c
10,900
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Feb
85c
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__
66
56c
Apr
May
68
Jun
68%c Jan
Feb
July
32c
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*
Feb
20c
49%
6Lt
1.45
May
1
10c
47
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A
July
8,377
.1
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80
75c
•
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8
2,120
1
Jan
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Jan
30c
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Westinghouse
49 V*
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5
43
Mines—
class
Western
13,500
1.55
100
12c 13 %c
Marconi
65
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Jan
6.40
24%
15c
Canadian
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34
24
Oil
Canadian
42%
100
43
July
*
25c
i
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10c 11 %c
1,600
Aug
28
.
1.30
35c
Feb
42%
16,815
38
.:60
13
45c
-
Feb
10
50c
175
28
2.75
STOCKS
'
Jun
1.95
Apr
38
28
1.76
Apr
6%
6.90
20c
5,800
38
—
Feb
1.20
10
May
30
1.85
Gas_.
28 %
625
1.80
18c
Jan
> 30
1
20%c
2,230
6.75
21% Mar
12c
34c
.100
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.
Feb'
7%
10
Jan
18% Jun
1.45
52
•
July
1.29
1.90
July
July
31c July
1.70 May
1.70
:
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1.16 May
7
6 75
Apr
75c
40c
1.80
1
Bear
Aug
79o
Feb
1.40
Jan
10
July
8%c
July
74% Mar
Jan
58c
29,675
30
15%
:43c
715
May
17
Jun
22%c Mar
1,400
•
Jun
80c
65% May
11% Jan
5,800
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May
31c
1.23
10c
3.40 Jan
14
64,324
106,700
1
Jan
2,100
1.92
July
Jan
15% May
134,080
.
1
July
13,140
48% Aug
8% Mar
1.71
51o
5,609
7.614
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90
3,321
101
July
July
3.25
85c
29c
57%
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100
14%
24%
9c
780
65
3.35
21%.
;
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4,500
17
A
55c
22
15,565
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class
138,755
79c
Toronto Stock Exchange
17% May
Jan
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2.05
75c
i
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Jan
Jan
Jan
/
11,500
•
100%
1.10
Rights
Iron
1.83
75c
11,109
71%
Apr
Jan
34%
23,600
25%
3.35
—
-
8%
..
25 %
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Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
325,938
May
Aug
28c
225
15c
8
50o
Top Tailors
Toronto
120
1.40
Zinc
Mines
'
56c
I
1
Toronto General
3.25
14%
..
1.70
16%c Jan
29,547
1
•
44
-43c
25,697
lie
21%
common
Silver
48 %
85c
/■
.
5.40 Mar
July
>12
/
Apr
Mar
28% Mar
11
28,000
.
24%
^
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Gold
/
80c
22%
60c
ordinary
Tiara Mines
Torbrit
44
3.25
2.00
29% Mar
36c
790
68%
•
common
Mines
Gold
'
&
2.25 May
July
93c
5,808
41%
10 %c
I4%c
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s
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Tomblll
Feb
1.10
Feb
4.55
12,900
28c
c
1
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Tip
60c
Jun
Aug
54%
13c
360
24y2
•
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5.10 Aug
Jan
23% May
22,760
-
41
72%
1
Minerals
Pearson
Jun
;
Canuck
Price
Taylor
26c
73%
Coghlan
Jan
6,192
100
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
578,990
24%
Apr
2,770
52
60c
72%
Industries
Tandem
32c 42%c
1.39
Yukeno Mines
Apr
Apr
"
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Bylvanlte Gold
Tamblyn
39c
14%
I
Lead
York
Jan
11%
370
—>
Cons
28c
11c
—
&
July
Petroleumclass
Yankee
Mar
Jun
/
85c
3.10 Aug
16%
2.55,Mar
9%
110
24%
*
Oils
39c
30c
.
1
Petroleum
Jan
Aug
25
14,634
24
25
Warrants';
Naco
Yellorex
3.25 July
10%
42,855
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21c-
10c
■
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,57C:
v
90c
16%
67c
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Supertest
59c
*
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15%
'
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Mines
155
y
Feb
5,672
70c
(
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Superior
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16
19 %c
-
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Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Swltson
23%
—_1
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Steeloy Mining
Surf
120
21c
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Steel of Canada
Sullivan
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May!,,
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24 %c Aug
3.90 Mar
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11,250
12
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55c
12
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Stedman
54C
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Jun
July
Jan
2.98 May
17% Aug
6.40
Winnipeg & Central
Wright-Hargreaves
1.19 Mar
1.47
A
9c
211
11%
1
!
Union
July
July
Jan
40c
Feb
14%
•
_
Preferred
Apr
.102% July
1.35
32,065
July
3,325
Class B
,
Aug
V- 7 75
9.900
1.25
7.85
9,700
Breweries
16% Aug
33% Jan
68
68
v
17%
20c
Feb
July
90c
3.25
White Hardware
pfd
Wlllroy Mines
Wilrlch Petroleums
51
5
11
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5.10
;
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1.65
13c
—
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Weston (Geo)
Jan
1.75
■
11,950
136,345
Western Leaseholds
Apr
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440
23%
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell* Oil & Gas—
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>
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Spooner
Stuart
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18c
14%
2,250
26
25
.
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1.10
54c
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common
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10%
4.95
1.25
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25
1
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25
500
t
114,445
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■V- 2.00 Jun
/
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2.65
Jan
40
6.00 July
20c
Aug
62
84c
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Jun
42,767
>
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Jan
1.20
24%c
2.45
57% July
28% Apr
2.37
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•
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25%
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23c
Feb
Jan
11c
8.80 Aug
90c
i
92 %
145
1.40
10'/4
502
21c
48%
Mines
Jun
■
1
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Jun
108
75,560
>
.
9.75
25%
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B
20c
8.50
-
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5.10
1.40
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Starrat
20c
9,75
•
Simpsons Ltd
Souris
52%
•
common
25
2,050
Jun
1
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
208,240
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.
95
52
trust
Silver Standard Mines
Silver wood Dairies class A
Siscoe
89%
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
Class
4.00
95
-50c
.
Horsey
Silanco
4.95
52 %
1
Breweries
ttllver-Miller
15%
12,750
92
6.50
I_
Wlltsey
125
-
;3.10
•
Gordon
Voting
2.71
15%
50
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Sheep Creek Gold-.
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3.10
15%
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Shirriff
3.25
50c
37%
Ltd
Jan
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37%
Ltd
Copper
Malartlc
Apr
30c
<
47
*
Jan
8,400
112
Scurry Rainbow Oils
Scythes common
Sherrltt
>206,200
2.51
Debentures
57%
I_IIIIIII*
24c
..
36c
-1
Nickel
70c
July
Jan
Mar
30
Jun
II
14%
1
Feb
18c
:
10% Jun
1,160
19%
-1
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26c
76c
46,400
V
6.60
200
I,700
-1
100%
*
13,180
30
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78%
•■■■■' 265
9
37c
23c
—
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14c/vJan
;
403
1
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Gold
f
59% Aug
27
Decalta Petroleum
Warrants
Western Grocers class A__III~I~
2.65 May
34c
Apr
56% May
12% Feb
.3,000
101% 102%
102%
100
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
'
1,315
15c
18c
1
Mines
&
Jun
26
May
Apr
July
7
46%
5% July
22c
Western
July
2.70
75c
12c
28,818
29
Jan
10c.
5,544
1
Lawrence Corp common
5%% class A pfd
Michael
68
Jun
Feb
-25
I"
Jun
10c
Aug
137
57%
28
Mines
Pyrite
Western
Mar
24
Apr
July
27c
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8.80
12
Jun
4%
683
6.70
Jun
137
8,600
7.85
Jan
5%
300
25c
v
Jan
13c
16%
class
Lake
Western
Apr
2.85
1.70 Mar
4.899
13%
'r.
2.25
20,500
*
.
Sand
6,712
8%
59%
22c
1
19c
•11,300
13c
12C 12 %c
30%
Industries
-
San
19c
32c
13c
16'A
25
Ryanor Mining
St
15c
31c
.
64%
Preferred
St
s
58%
25c
23c
West May gill Gas Gil—
Westeel
Products
Jan
27c
Jun
1
1
220
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Mines
Wespac Petroleums
2.50 Mar
May
75c
Ltd
1,825
5%
8
Apr
21% May
21c July
-50
pfd
Equipment
Weedon
Werner
Apr
1.80
Jan
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"
10
21%
10
8%
V
Cotton
G
Waterous
Mar
6.05
Jan
25c
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Rupununi
Russell
8'/2c
t
2.03
Mines
Long
13,500
20
Rlx-Athabasco Uranium
Roche
30,202
16c
21
Rio Palmer Oil
Rowman
14c If.
July
•
Rexspar Uranium
Rio
1.74':
137
2.57
Wane Amulet
Feb "
30
1.00 Aug
,2.45 Aug
1.55 July
24,400
65,910
III
A
Oils
Walker
Apr
30c
Jun
1.05
1,925
2.60
1.65
;/
11,000
1.60
2.46
83,100
12
59%
Ltd
Wabasso
Apr
Apr
:
1.20
1.00
2 58
;
1
;,Reef Explorations Ltd-
1.10
1.50
1
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Regent
1.20'
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21c
10
Corp
Mfg
Vulcan
West
Radlore Uranium Mines
Rainvllle Mines Ltd
1,055
18c
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Vico Explorations
Vlolamac Mines
Apr
1.94
<
,
May
24%
Viceroy
15
3.25 Aug
V
2,829
Ventures
Feb
3.50
July
1.00 July
5,042
28
Jan
32c
9.85
11,835
;
21c
-
53c
4.85 Mar
9%c Jan
7,260
78% July
Feb
Hill
Consoi
2.45
1.70 Aug
17C
:
2.75 May
45c
May
Jun
12%
Jan
Vandoo
5.40
Feb
Jan
36c
Jan
9.40
1.50 May
Apr
44%
17,950
_I
class
pfd—
Upper Canada
Apr
8.30
54c
12,459
40c
17%
~bII„II
Mines
Steel
Feb
Apr
5%
Oils
United
2.50 May
6.25
Fuel
United
Feb
44
1.75 Apr,
|
1.00
3.30
1.95
Jan
May
5.25 May
2.48 July
15c
Quemont
Mining
Apr
2.50
Jan
77%
—1
Montauban
Feb
Jan
1.60
137
««.•
Estella
United
49
1.56
30c
16%
—III
Corps Ltd class
B
4,167
Jan
July
43% Mar
41% May
38 %c
100
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Jun
46 %
17 %
Asbestos
United Keno
.
74%
32c
May
40
101,350
75%
High
Jan
40
26,182
40c
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Mining
Class
Apr
9.85
121/,
—:
1
Metallurgical
1.50
17c
1
6.90
23 %c
5.60
8,400
203,550
2.25
Jan
19%
-
//
32C
2.07
1.50
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manltou Mines
29c
preferred
United
Aug
1.92
2.37
36c
common
United
Anr
70
Jan
1.60
;
2,700
:2,440
.
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3.30
.1,060
5.95
1
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Warrants
Prospectors Airways
Gas
36
1
Dome
62%
1.83
2.10
13c
18c
United
Mar
1.83
11%
Union Gas of Canada
Feb
89c
Feb
// r 6c
100
18c
590
2.35
II
pfd__I
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United
14% Aug
May
53%
900
1.65
'Apr
2.25 Mar
2.20 Mar
July
52
710
;
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60c
2,200
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.14,800
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70
•
48
,
78c
13c
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•
Feb
2nd
60
47
•
—
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43
46
38c
Feb
Apr
1.75 July
1.32 July
,
14%
13%
74c
3.40
2.25
46
5,700
2,161
1
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Tuckett
Jun
45
46%
"
Pipeline
Petroleum
Triad
July /
—40
Prairie
Trend
Aug
Aug
10c
• ~
Jan
May
36c
I
ExDloratTons
20c
43
~~
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
19C
46
preferred
Trans
Sfcarw
High
20c
A
—
Transcontinental
53
Jun
37%
/
730
;■
'
Aug
119
Feb
1.55
165
•
Mines
1.93
10,000
July
48
Jan
99c
v
Jan
13
Mar
class
f»r Weak
Low
1
Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era Oils
Trans Mountain Oil
May
25c
2,400
1.20
>
49 Va
B
Trans-Canada
Jan
39 %c
'
Jan
117
2,500
5%
1.65 July
July
7.85 Mar
10
r
■
Class
6% Mar
Jatt /'
23 y2
40
119.
/; 2.20
1 25
«►
Uranium
Provo
2,490
531/2
Preston East
Pronto
1,750
48
155
•
Border
28c
Traders Finance
Jan
1.90
July
75c
Towagmac ExDloration
1.53 Mar
Jan
73c
:
19c
July
4%
/T
12%
v
Jun
73c
-
.
33,800
25c 28 %c
g
Corp
President
~I
1
Uranium
Oil
Feb
18,080
43 y»
/,• >V
1
•
British
23c
126.103
11%
50 y4
100
_
80c
1.65"
28c 31 %c
50
Development
-Prairie
73c
1.50
;
Ponder Oils
Powell River
Power
75c
1.63
.31 »/2 c
common
Mineral
Gold
Jan
11c
Range
ef Prices
Par
May
975
Ltd
Co
43c
9%c
15,373
6
High
Jan
12,300
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
27c
16,300
5%
Engravers/-.:
Pickle
13c
1
g
Gas
Oil
lie
1
Mines
Oils
n%c
1
preferred
Gold
Peruvian
13c
50c
Nat Gas
Pipeline
Preferred
Perron
12c
73c
Ltd—
Mines
Pembina
Penmans
13c
101,600
_*
Pathfinder Petroleums
Paymaster Consoi
8TOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
42c
Friday
'
*
High
36c
,
Share*
1
Drilling
Peace
,.
1
Mines
Pater
39c
1
Parbec
Parker
rnees
Low
ioc
AUGUST 3
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale frioe
Par
WEEK
Sales
par
value,
range).
Apr
Aug
d Deferred delivery sale
e
in
22%
Aug
40
Mar
f Flat
24
Mar
r
year's
trading privileges.
delivered.
(not included
range),
price.
sale
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wdWhen
Selling ex-Interest,
Cash
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquldating
(not Included in year's
wiWhen
x
issued.
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rights,
(not included In year's range)
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
,
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
44
Monday, August 6, 1956
. .
(560)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August 3
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
tuna
Aboiueen
x.93
6.35
6.87
"4.03
4.30
9.91
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua'. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Affiliated Fund Inc
10.83
1-67
I.83
S
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Bullock
Fund Ltd
Fund Inc
6.22
3% ;
24.52
17.59
19.02
11.30
12.22
24.08
26.03
13.80
15.13
7.68
8.39
15.41
Knickerbocker
21.82
23.61":
Lexington Trust Fund
Life Insurance Investors
5.95
26.36
137
:
,:1;/«..
Diversified
i'
;
7'
;
17.17
4.75
8.42
17.88
*3.35
Fund
Pioneer
(T
Price
Growth
11.79
Puritan
Fund
13.64
Putnam
(Geo)
8.58
Funds
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc
14.10
;' Fund
9.69,
8.78*
17.31;
18.94
•
9.63
10.52
11.52
13.11
14.35
2.85
3.14
7.31
8.01
11.57
12.67
Texas
17.76
19.43
United Funds Inc—
.,
equipment shares———le
stock shares
-lo
Steel shares
lo
Tobacco shares
lc
Utility shares—
Ac
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc——1
Raydock Fund Iuc
1
■udson Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
BR
>
Railroad
'
4.32
10.08
16.64
17.14
17.75
18.29
2.80
3.06
12.19
17.60
16.28
9.65
1956September 6. 1956_-srsr--——-wSeptember 13, 195&September 20, 1956
1
9.11
9.96
14.27
15.55
12.95
14.00
5.71
6.17
15.22
8.17
11.90
11.29
12.35
Inc
12.11
13.25
Inc
Corn
Bid
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
10
lo
10
lo
Aetna Insurance Co
Life
Aetna
65
69
Va
Co
Insurance
North
of
(Greensboro
,
C)1
N
33
35
Automobile
2
26 y2
28%
Equitable
5
34 Va
37%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Life
Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
American
27 Va
29%
Lincoln
$1.25
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv
preferred
5
28V4
30%
37
40
Maryland "Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
31%
32%
Merchants
Fire
3%
4%
Merchants
&
Home
American
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2Va
(Wash D C)
Mercury
Re-Insurance
American
1
Brook
Meadow
'.•/
of
(J
Royal
5
1
20
116
242
Nationwide
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire
1
New
York
Union
35
5
Fire
88
93
10
2o5
3u5
Northeastern
132%
140%
Northern
100
106
5
5
10
121
North
F)
18%
Calif
Capital
31%
33 y2
Ferro
Corp
Insurance
Florida
5
31%
29%
117
110
52
49%
59%
62
Co
25
59
20
78%
6.25
39%
83%
•
.
N T Sc 8 A
Amer
41 V»
24
10
49%
52%
Reinsurance
2.50
59 y4
61%
Republic
10
2
10
5
39%
(N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
Corp
10
61 y2
39 %
53
10
52 y2
y__5
23%
Standard
38 Va
Travelers
10
41%
10
151
.10
'97
g
44
159
U
"
*
44%
105 *
46%
&
75
62 Va
S
Life
10
3
Fire
S
Co
*
surance
'•
City of N Y—
Westchester Fire
Co
In
66
55%
24
"
Iowa
1981
1991
Co of
98%
Light 3%s__ 1986
93 Va
Electric
Gas
106
101
102%
98 %
98
102%
103%
100
99
1986
_1937
99
93
100%
100
90
88
101%
37/8s—1981
101%
1971
1983
1970
94%
95 %
99%
100 Vb
121 %
123 Va
5s
3%s
U S Industries 4%s
99%
99
97%
103
New Hamp
of Am 4%s
Calif
Amer
90
96%
99%
1986
Power
Kerr-McGee
&
Oil
__1986
Anderson-Prlchard Oil—
1968
4%s
152
1976
4%s___
Aircraft
Lockheed
94
4.25%
Boston
El
154
Paso
5.50%
94%
HQ
preferred
Edison
Natural
pfd
pfd
4.25%
•No
pa r
asset
split.
value.
'
.
..
,
Stock
Exchanarf
'
-
.
"k Admitted "to fisting oh
1™,—2' " 29% " 3 31%
-
r
the New York
* '
99 %
'
•
p '
-
b Bid yield price.
d Ex-rights. .
t New stock. - - x Ex-dividend.
wi When issued
y
58'A
100
100
100%
101 %
ISSUES
.\£Tl
-
.
stock dividend
f Ex-2-for-l
Net
1
value
tEx-lC0%
57%
_100
Gas—
1953 series.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
27
30%
Union
119%
99% '
33/4s„
Power
Co
Southern
Textron
110
118
i986
3.45s
3%s
Elec
Sheraton
103
100%
155
1970
Mfg
Service
89%
Stocks—
a
-.28V*.
108 %
1975
4%s„
3%s
the
-———2.
_1976
Frueliauf Trailer 4s
80
65 Va
10
10
Accident
S Fidelity & Guaranty
U
-
12 *
71
" 57%
" 65 %
42V2
56
55 %
6.25
Marine
37
U
Fire
101
100%
1986
37/bS
Salt
3%s
101-
Indianapolis Pow & Light—
Providence-Washington
34%
1975
Illinois
82 y2
32%
I
Lt 3%s_—1986
25%
14
78%
Co
Mohawk 3%s
Elec
Potomac
99%
98%
100
—1975
1976
Can
Penna
1936
1990
5s
National
S0%
Niagara
24%
77
10
Paul
3%s
Hotels
1931
—
Mueller Brass 3%s
100
Ask
.
Tel & Tel—
Mountain States
Fenna
59%
72
"
102%
111%
3%s_—
Power &
Bid
»
Se Sons—
(M)
4%s
150%
102
100%
22%
10
Co
Insurance
149%
110%
5
Phoenix
Bonds—(Cont.)
y
100
10
Peerless
36%
Indemnity
Ask
.1976
3%s
31%
21 y2
of
.19&6
4%s—
Hilton
66%
5
-
32
30
55
Francisco—
Sail
Bank
Edison—
53 %
34%
5
Steamboller
54%
51%
Security Issues
89 %
86
30%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
—
74
99%
48%
56
•
Globe
Hartford
43 %
77
4%s .1975
80
5
Fire
71%
Trim*
54
58
3%s
10
5y8
68%
Fire
62%
50
Trust
Union
Louis
St
Lowenstein
10
(Minn)
64%
4%
6 2%
g
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
60%
55%
Trust
Mercantile
Public
79
Glens Falls
Hanover
39%
1936
74
Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire <fc Marine
Republic
73 %
25
3%s
12.50
60%
Pacific
Airlines
Power
Seaboard
American
32%
20
17
Bank
National
First
Chem-
Power 37/bs
Oregon
Duke
St
Sc
37%
29%
•
National Bank
Boatmen's
70%
.1970
Commonwealth
liy2
41%
Life
Louis—
St.
37%
1.25
Pacific
Se
Industries
33V2
93
Golf
10
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank Se Tr—20
Light—
x9
49%
Newark
34%
™
Pittsburgh—
V. . .
Nat'l Bank Se Trust—25
22 %
1981
51%
44 -
2.50
47%
of
Life
»'■
49
(N J)
Mellon
20%
& Tel 3%s__. .1930
Tel
Gas
3.33%
;
89
Franklin
25
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of Phoenix_5
Valley
-
10
Trust
aua
Potash
Burlington
17 y2
Fire
River
10
firemen's
42V2
47%
41
4
(S
•
67
Phoenix
20/
143
N?7thwestern National Life
Fund
285
.
Bank Sc Trust Co
County
8Vb
224
.
Paterson
10
■—,—
5
2
112
3%s
2
(N J)__5
Amer—10
General Reinsurance Corp
Cheat
40Va
4
Fireman's
.*
.10
of Detroit
City—
National
Bank
Los Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
,
44%
234
Bid
American
5
A
Casualty
Fire
of
Ins Assn
Fidelity Sc Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
25
Co
Tr—,—.12.50
'Jersey
First
20'/a
7%
41
.
Se
Bank
National
71%
-
;
41
Detroit—
.
68y4
375
;/
Bank
^
/
CO————«——10
Trust
&
-
25
375
Recent
lo
class
Corp
Natl Life
Federal
—10
Bonds—
133
30 %
Employees
Employees
/
430
HarHord National
42"%
41%
312
Bank——20039
—^-^50
275 -.16
64 y
Commerce——10 , /47|
Connecticut—
Connecticut Bk
of
15%
250
10
37%
(N J)
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
100
.
92%
89%
306
415
360 ...
Co
Bank
Trttst
Bank of
Union
34%
18 Va
2>
Bank
32%
121
Atlanta
53 y4
Inc
Bid
Trust—33%
&
.
National City
105
42
r "
362".
.
5
Albany
Bank
American
28 y2
Forster
Natl
13 y4
35
&
-vCity
62
48%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
of
Bank
12
5
Cram
Rtate
.
36 %
10
Ins
Connecticut General
Life
Continental Assurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
99.464
Bank
100
Savings Bk-100
National
Central
Y.—
N.
*57
Shippers
Ins
Y
I)
Trust
95
38
t
Bank
(L
&
Se
Trust
Cleveland
46%
36
23
5
100
National.
Bank
5
Boeton Insurance Co
Life
-
25
of N
National
;•
31
-
33 Vb
10
Inc
& Co
Bank
National
,Rye
/.Security
4
National
25
14%
10
National Fire
Columbian
-99.520
99.454
Northern Trust Co
67%
65%
/
33
■
Trust
State
National
Harris
27
37
t
Bank
National
P)
York
New
29
197
-
28,
10
20
—10
Freeport
5
21%
Colonial
99.502
Illinois
Bank
National
86%
Co
Trust
Manufacturers
Assurance
27%
Camden Fire
'99.574
Companies
First
41%
Trust—
99.622
99.554
1956————
1956—-
Continental
83%
44=%
Co
Trust
County
Island
Long
99.664
99.604-
Chicago—
"37%
Trust
Irving
Kings
Manufacturers
y4
&
v
-
;
99.733
99.648
1956-——-.
1,
Ask
.
Ask
26%
190
25
34
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
37
38%
19 y4
Bankers
1956—;
130
29l/4
10
National Life
6.25
American Surety Co
125
10
American
Assur
103
Bid
99.711
~
205
194
American
Agricultural Insurance Co
Ask
Bid
100.2
Life Ins—
Standard
Jefferson
iioVember
8
Bank
(The)
Hanover
Huntington
99
Amer_5
§9:810
^_20
10
Franklin Square N Y
Trust Co
Guaranty
Albany,
Par
135
100
1956_
11,-1956_-—-
99:845
;y y
Bank—
National
Franklin
United States Trust
Ask
1
125
-
.20
Rochelle_—
of New
Trade
Par
5
--10
Natl Bank
Westchester
First
Morgan
Companies
1-57
Cleveland—
Plains N Y)
Sterling
Insurance
100.7
5-
'99.769
100 -263
271
10
65
• <
67
Bank—12.50 ' ;50%
51%
Exchange Bank—10, , 47%
49»/a
State Bk Sc Tr—25
58 63,
v
•
9.60
6.67
100.4
Bills
27,
;*October ;18,
/ October
25,
Bid
Bank & Trusts—10
Fiduciary Trust Co
10
First National City Bank
r
of New York
20
13.65
7.20
1-57
l-5i
8-
Octbber
99.917
York
New
(White
44%"
19.00
100.9
4-
Oc tober 4,
99.951;
99.750
Federation
12.89
100.8
2-56
7-
September
•„
Empire Trust—-—
11.95
100.6
100.5
100.6
P»r
13.69
9.60
100.3
1-57
*
"99.883
§9.789
/
York—
New
15.85
13.47
2-57
3-
Dollar Valws
; 99.985
J99 828
Par
14.89
26%
1-
1-56
%
County Trust Co
12.60
100.3
-
Bank & Trust
Commercial
1
10.88
Fund..lc
Fund
Growth
Ask
August 30,
Chem
1
Inc
1
<
i
99.983
—£9.944
1956—rf-atisaaissi--siw..;/99.906
23,
11.27
12.52
24%
8.78
100
100.8
1956:——
1956—:—
16,
13.59
6.59
6.10
13.97
7.48
Investing Corp
Street
100.5
12- 3-56
1-56
\. 6-
•
2-57
2-1-57
6-
3.20%
100.2
99.31
56
1
r
Chase Manhattan
II.54
Wall
3
,
Ask
Bid
Due
2-56
3.40%
Bankers Trust—
IIIIIIl
10.55
10.67
12-
9,
52V4
12.39
8.78
10.99
11-79
17.48
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
•
a25.22
1-56
7.21
■
11.15
.
93.10
1-
5- 1-56
3.55%
Bid
;
**
Fund—lo
lo
Bank
Foundation
-
UnitedAccumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund--—1
United Income Fund Shares_l
i United Science Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
1
Inc——
3-
3.50%
100.6
100.4-
14.78
a25.52
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Fund
1-56
7-
3.30s
-
100.2.
100.2
1
2-56
Dellar Value
y :
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
4.75
9.20
1
13.59
42%
*32.11
12.28
12.56
1-56
13.35
/ 1Z.53
(Edson B)
V
33.95
1
Smith
Southwestern Investors Inc
9.31
>
100
100, s
11-
Bank of
—1
1.25
Boston—1
Shares
11.47
.
15.66
Fund—-1—1
Amer
Shareholders Trust of
8.94
-lc
16.49
21.42
100.2
100
1-56
1-56
10-
1-56
August
10.42
12.57
14.46
Selected
10.82
1-56
1011-
5-
August
—
23.32
50
■
3-56
2-56
August
36
Sovereign Investors
-<—1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe Se Farnham Faijd—1
6.91
6.30
?
.
94.24
Debentures
*
4-
3.10%
United States Treasury
7'..
Stevens & Clark—
Common
Stock Fund
8.53
7.77
lc
95.22
93.26
93.18
' ,93.2
1961
Dated
Rate
100.1.
v
2-
3.r»o%
IriCwA-—a38.96'
Scudder,
Mining shares
lo
Petroleum shares—a—-—-lc 1
Railroad Bond shares
lc
Inst
1
Clark
Se
Stevens
Scudder,
15.00
12.88,
1-
100
2.95%
11.96
7.33
5.37
9.58
6.98
9.98
7.44
22.85
33.61
6.67
13.60
Science & Nuclear
10.61
9.68
13.70
96.10
*
Ask
4-56
9-
1-55
3.45%
12.28
Fund
99.5
Bid
Due
3.00%
14.41
1
1
1
Inc
—
I960
1,
l%s April
•
96.27
95.14
94.18
'•
99.3 r
12-
3.05% y
22.86
1
2.50
Stock
Inc—:
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7.83
.
,
34
Inc.——
Fund Inc
10.76
,
.
Corp—:
1 a/8 *15.05
19.64
Inc..——.*
securities
Fund
Street -Fund
Pine
16.57
"8.64
7 95
.
—
Philadelphia
3.64
>
;
9.17.
3.15
12.46
-lc
shares-lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Institutional
8.77
6.39
;
Stock
Jl§56
Peoples
19.59
.
69.44
:
lo
shares
10.94
6.75
4.91
1
1
"
Industrial Machinery
Merchandising
11.03
of Canada Ltd»
1
North ^flldrican Trust Shares—
Sdrles
99.4
99.31 -
1.
Oct.
l%s
99.2 r
1957-
3.125%
22.04
11.92
Series—.—1 ;"r6.bl
New
England Fund
1
21.14
New York Capital Fund
~ v.
8.14.
15.16
-
shares
bond
Series
1%S April
99.29
1957
1959
1959
1,
1960
1,
l%s Oct.
/
99.16
99.8 :
Dated
Rate
4.14
3.8120.37
.
lc
administered shares—lc
General
Stock
Series
Growth
12.06
'a.u
;
al5.33
1
1
.,—1
1
Series
Stock
9.45
11.01
.
shares
Fully
v
-
12.30
V
10.27
1
Series
100.6
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
44.08
11.27
40.77
•
Series
Dividend
15.
April
97.28
99.18
97.2
13.44
1
Inc_l
Series
1958—
1959
1,
1%S
98.24
98-16
97.20
99.16
96.26 •
96.25
96.2
15, 1958
lVus Feb.
1, 1957—
15,
Aug.
12.71
.
Interest
Investors Corp
Income
May
3 00%
Shares—
Preferred
5.32
4.33
12.43
./ 11.76
1,
Ask
-'• :
t
1957
1958
1,
April
1 %s
100
100.4
1957
1957
98.20
Bid
V
.
99.24
15.
1.
15.
2%s Aug.
2s
V
Wide Securities Co
Bond
23.63
15.88
l%s
National Security Series—
•
25.06
11.16:
lc
Fund.lo
Equipment sharesFood
10.01
.7.97
Electrical
Electronics &
1
;
3.25
23.44
lc
(The; Stock
Trust
beneficial
National
1%S April
3.58
8.66
7.90
•
1
Coru
Shares
Nation
7.69
<
Capital Growth Fund
shares
Common
Invest
Mutual
*
Life Fund
Fund Inc
Massachusetts
'/
March
3.32
3.01
3.25
Stock
——1
Inc
Fund
v
32nds of a point
99.30
1956
1,
100.2
99.31
98.10
1958
2%s June
1956
15,
97.4
Assn—
1956
Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s Oct.
100.1
99.31
Notes—
Aug.
Growth
Investors
Mass
10.76
"•
lc
Chemical
.
2%s
20.20
4.87
'-J®
Building shares
3.92
Mutual
: 22.10
1
shares
" 3.56
.
20.
1%S Oct.
2s
96.10
102
100 */4
Maturity—
Ask
'■
100
1, 1956
15, 1957
Feb.
97.20
97.2
of Indebtedness & Notes
Treasury
Indebtedness—
of
Dec.
2%s
•
lo
shares
Balanced
; y
shares-
lc
15.21
9.21
}
Securities—
5.66
;
12.97.
2.96
stock
Aviation
5.14
of
Mutual Fund:
-•
Custodian Funds Inc—
Automobile
lc
17.93
series-tu—lc
Preferred stdck s^ie^_s-__lc
Fundamental Investors The—
futures Inc.-.—:
;•
1
Cm Industries Fund Inc
1
General
Capital Corp
X
General Investors Trust
—X
'
7.98
15.31
; 13.88
Fund
—
}
Electronics Investment Corp—I,
Sanity Fund Irtc
20c
Federated Fund of New Eng—-1
PldeUty Fund Inc_
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-l
Group
shares
1%S Oct.
19.82
.
'Stock
Common
3.77
4.78
4.16
Treasury
lc
Mutual
25c
1
Fund Inc
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
Dreyfus
:
65.
■■'
11.80
2-50
E
Dividend Shares
Franklin
21
Bid
Maturity-
98.14
98.30
96.26
9&2
96.28
20,
Nov.
2%s Jan.
decimal point represent one or more
Figures after
Certificates
Nov.
3%s
100.4
98.22
97.10
1, 1958
1, 1958
2%s May 1, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
2%S June 1, 1960
3%s May 1, 1971
2 %s
100.1
98.4
1,
2%s May
100.1
100.11
99.2
U. S. Certificates
7.16
Oct.
Federal Natl Mortgage
1957
16
May
l%s
Ask
100.1
99.31
99.30
100.1
1957
1, 1957
1957-56
15,
3.30s
100.8
100.2
99.31
100.7
M-26
1957
1,
1,
June
shares
1
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Shs of beneficial interest.
1
<
——1
Series
Founders
18.30
Investment Fund—1
Trustee Shares-
Diversified
.
18.80 :
7.30
4u
2%s
20.66
15.16 :
March
3%s
5.65
3.02
,
99.31
100.7
100.4
100
Feb
3s
100.2
100.4
100.6
100.7
100.2
100.11
100.4
Sept.
2%s
100.2
100
100
100.1
100.3
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2 95s Sept. 4,
1956
5.13
2.74
4.34
Petroleum
19.00
164
Mar.
3.20s May
6.42
'Melal
19%
Investing Co Inc—A
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc-.—1
Delaware Fund ————
*
Diversified Growth..."
Stock
Fund
10.77.
14.71
16.93
Vegh
3%s
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
17.30
J
Jan.
5.89
a46.77
Paper
7
Nov.
13.43
25o
Inc—1
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
24.15
9.91
6.53
12.29
15
1
Fund
Oct.
3%s Feb.
19.56
11.88
9.89
14.27
19.96
14.49
16.83
y 11.23
13.21
10.89
9.06
13.07
18.30
13.28
15.42
10.29
12.21
Fund Inc__1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Loomis
142
y
•
13.53
Composite Fund Inc^
*
Concord Fund inc——-------1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De
:
22.25
Fund Inc—---}
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—1
Composite Bond Se Stock
3.50s
•
1956
15, 1956
15, 1956
15, 1957
15, 1957
15, 1957
15, 1S57 wi—
Oct
26.75
27.58
25.63
25.28
17.92
Llle Insurance Stk
.
18.53 / 20.04
15,406 ■XGjWO
«•
—
6.52
24.38
1
--1
—10°
Inc
:
14.25
Colonial
Fund
15.00
22.79
Securities com—100
Preferred
4%
13.80
J
Chemical Fund Inc
10%
Sept.
3.15s
•
Bank Bonds—
14, 1956
Land
Federal
1956—
1956
15,
17,
15,
Aug.
3y.s
3.05s
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)—1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pld Stks)„1
8-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)__1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
8-3 (Speculative Com Stk)__ 1
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
4.44
4.06
9%
~~~7
Fund Inc
Shares Trust
3.208
Keystone
-
Capital Venture
Christiana
9.59
*
General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
6.45
a22.70
Loan Banks—
Federal Home
Bid
Ask
Bid
3.50s
11.05
Funds Inc.l
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Johnston
8.82
Canada
.
6.76
1
California
Century
16.51
5
Invest Corp
Broad Street
12.94
5.11
10.50
32nds of a point
decimal point represent one or more
Figures after
8.20
14.16
5.59
11.48
12.08
7.07
7.50
Jefferson Custodian
15.14
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp.
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc ——
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc——10c
Ask
Bid
Ltd (Com.)—
institutional Income Fund_lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
InsUmuonai snares
1.76
_*sOC
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
-II
_
Ex-stuck dividend.-
■*
T
3 ■* ;
-5
Volume 184
Number 5557
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(561)
THE COURSE OF BANK
CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
will show
increase compared with
an
a
year ago.
liminary figures compiled by
™rt ™'ral
DWrtrt-PHW*M*1956
$
us based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities
of the
country, indicate that- for the week ended
Saturday, Aug. 4, clearings for all
cities of the United States for
which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
6.7% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
at $21,018,177,220
against $19,702,814,765 for the same week in 4955.
At this center
there is a gain for the week
ending Friday of 7.3%.- Our comparative
summary for
the week follows:
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Bethlehem!™
Chester
984,551
1,530,533
Lancaster
3,878,146
Wilkes-Barre
6,190,361
3,462,619
New
V,
Week Ended Aug. 4-
New
•
York
\
1956
1955,
;
$10,531,667,182
Chicago
14,366,098
11,340,180
1,283,996,076
Boston
$9,816,687,128:
.»
1,089,000,000
+ 12.1
597,512,647
+ 14.1
681,876,940
Kansas City
St.
.
398,378,515
Louis
San
+ .4.1
Ohio—Canton
1,224,709,622
'i
356,200,000
Francisco
.
Columbus.
>
389,693,744
-
/ 340,300,000
+ .2.2
610,415,849
390,807,705
+ 11.0
547,517;224
Baltimore
}
493,755,844
+
Total
(7 cities)
_
+ 10.9
329,149,795
342,006,796
Ten cities, five days—.
All
cities,
/:/
$16,177,676,512 $15,053452,788l
4,033,750,590
cities, five days.
7.5
.
+
west
4.1
+
.;
3,874,218,315
Complete and
in
day
one
$20,211,427,102 $18,927,971,103
Virginia—Norfolk
week
We cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
In the elaborate detailed
we
Virginia—Huntington
this
4.1
District of
Total
6.7
+
today, inasmuch
press.
week
—
was
6.4%."'■/
In the
following
the
San
-
Mobile
;!
a
summary
1956
Week Ended July 28—
Boston
2nd New York-.
3rd
4th
Philadelphia
—
Francisco
Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Atlanta-
7tb
Chicago
—;
9th
11th
—
Dallas——
12th
San
Total.
Francisco
New
We
now
add
+
+
4.8
1,094,334,448
/ 1,290.130,790,,
+
6.3
1,087,027,162
Terre
1
Sioux
576,805,289
1,009,896,952
+
7.8
.861,827,519
+ 10.0
1,177,082,236
7
620,323,087
+
4.2
'571,912,067
+
7.4
461,314,811
608,871,120
3.3
+
574,017,767
;
471,795,135
+
9.9
468,677,180
1,106,182,869
+
6.4
959,049,112
10,493,127,600
0.3,
—
9,828,695,413
6.8
+
1955
$
I
$r
7,033,155
*
549,027,906
4.5
21,007,078
93,330,628
300,300,000
79,798,396
289,300,000
5,829,427
+
0.3
—
5,767,644
171,738,599
157,822,176
22,526,445
4,856,736
5,977,745
1.6
4,992,259
4,593,653
+ 15.6
143,135,519
134,571,668
121,825,353
122,722,17?
—
4.2
+
8,326,051
7.8
+
861,827,519
•
/
1,441,525
16,461,962
10,719,070
9,696,928
69,974,000
-
18,801,019
11,202,585
81,737,000'
+ 16.8
+ 14.5
r
'
'
"
793,149,601,
.
.
1,880,426
13,801,222
1,757,681
14,028,237
7,404,416
+ 15.5
7,804,781
64,936,000
7,770,997
8,012,649
68,716,000
9,379,144
3,310,864
+ 14.2
3,599,839
107,941,698
3.4
—
7,618,058
2.4
3,367,986
+ 16.2
100,825,751
92,849,962
4,227,229
34,362,555
+
6,005,217
+ 13.9
4,457,151
42,696,483
13,176,553
1,305,174
—11.1
34,739,210
13,443,915
937,339,962
37,974,492"
13,383,650
8,408,479
—14.2
8,565,197
3,687,050
125,458,981
6,840,740/
•.
1,307,464
+
1.6
+
0.2
1,396,701
+ 10.3
888,568,895
13,089,985
V'
1,465,951
851,843,763
•-
7,020,397
—20.3
12,313,864
12,017,077
'
12,129,930
•
4,141,885
'r
+19.7
10,844,931
3,862,171
11,586,990
7,508,348
.
+
0.9
4,996,299 r*+
5,455,188,
1,391,135,435
Louis
—
9.2
4,561,554
3,873,649
+ 10.0
1,177,082,236
1,137,646,375
335,800,000
145,207,540
330,800,000
9.2
8.2
88,812,677
7.6
2,091,850
84,857,893
1,539,120
4.2
571,912,067
562,476,756
9.9
7,378,000
315,363,004
111,739,076
280,411,135
1,265,271,245
343,600,000
—
342,200,000
173,322,962
189,317,896
111,093,359
.
._
7,289,354
2,269,477
0.4
102,691,820
2,108,305
646,280,732
;
620,323,087
-
(4
cities)
145,279,743
!
8,831,200,943
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,374,241,329
:
7,655,711
363,928,500
135,398,950
...
Dakota—Fargo
Montana—Billings
Total
(7
"+
District—Minneapolis—
8,495,574
—
337,499,080
+
7.8
126,197,809
:.+
7.3
8,528,283
3,911,570
3,877,621
+
0.9
6,106,191
+
6.7
4,756,165
10,692,380
7,484,582
12,987,699
+ 13.9
11,556,160
538,109,259
cities).
7,607,437
116,818,474
6,472,931
3,848,080
•5,698,546 ;
—
——
16,552,249,946
501,217,017
1
or
.*
$
7,538,106
+ 12.4
7.4
+
'
461,314,811
3,622,063
4,215,570
11,206,762
430,354,372
1.7
2,153,021,
5,697,976
548,044,027
2,907,958
2,671,995
3,193,210 i
<?
—
1.3
1,412,735
"•
3,058,802
+ 17.8
3.704,221
—17.4
12,046,1671
,
1,066,826
10,808,224
+ 17.3
—
+ 18.31
25,208,400
29,137,200
2,273,582
.
cities)
V
+ 15.6
2,236,125?
+
9,083,755
29,406,618
21,830,900
'
711/00,339
2,374,502
1,682,903
-
+ 10.3..
652,312,758
,
...
.
.
129,767,393
,
-
124,402,433
t ■
+
4.3
+
4.8
2,301,509
2,428,602
New York
9,522,480,582
10,239,692,031
(10 cities)
114,907.407
2,017,096
1,946,242
1,945,725
-7.0
9.723,917.040
8,178,008,617
34,247,036
.
+
2.8
26,681,515
+
3.3
17,512,375
16,215,124
35,840,424'
'25,545,934
*
+ 40.3
66,278,702
+
1.1
73,017,584
+
1.0
.
'28,474,983
•
73,727;078
:
10,614,738,769
—
6.6
28,092,049
"
63,454,495
Texas—Austin
4.3
+
1.8
366,129,474
11,949,193
+
2.1
11,035,678
5,276,472
+
6.0
4,067,691
(a)
608,871,120
9,250,403
443,360,073
Worth
Wichita
34,649,737
6,666,000
-
Falls
7,039,000
6,720,723
•
14,444,880
cities)
5,749,138
14,695,391
518,291,470
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6
9,883,785
399,778,084
37,849,386
Dallas
471,795,135
193,723,105
4,322,949
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
183,271,916
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
63,986,633
10,070,757,634.
"
59,207,339
8,506^58,927
4,778 ,659
081
:
San
Jose
..
59,985 ,540
26,478,526
22,759 185
14,178,002
Prancisco
15,119 923
638,710.453
605,396,
246
23,835,743
(10
Grand total
cities)
(109 cities)
Outside New York
•Estimated,
City
21,754 206
6,289,298
11,301,420
Santa Barbara.
Stockton
Total
177,581 075
182,816
74,342,801
Pasadena
San
60,023,074
■
9,916,110,140.
6.4
+ 17.3
,
(a)
+
3.3
574,017,767,
8,801,452
19,629,521
316,926,109
11,895,208
2,673.828
2,555,7151
512,996,385
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
25,177,305
—
'
20,900,007
67,415,885
111,723,160
1,939.115
,
'
1
Northern New Jersey
4,448,033
-
20,223,374
35,191,150
.
19,501,405
,
+ 33.7
_
Connecticut—Stamford—
.23,800.106
4,137,723
S
v
3,247.738
Syracuse-s
+
402,831,712
.
844,126
720,403
7,429,314
141,520,673
+
8,710,601
5,593,164
.
641,845
5.7
24,128,063
629,011,144
Yakima
+ 12.7
4,311,205
2,410,900
Jamestown.
!
Washington—Seattle
22,290,359
+
(a)
.
cities)
1624,849,675
y
"
■
—
846,277
3.2
+
6.4
9,340,437
+ 10.9
400,061,870
6,047,788
310,655,813
9.2
34,185,010
26,887,809
—
+
5.3
6,993,000
5,646vO0O
+ 16.9
6,644,917
1.7
11,451,946
4,792,564
10,764;94Q
468,677,180
364,794,-914
155,522,391
•152,074*156
4,283,179
146,148.631
57,085/625
—
—
+
9.9,
+
9.1
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Frandsce—
25,128,983
>
(9
Total
t
*
.
Total
15,046,811
30,611,100
»
'«
1.7
145,994,131
(a)
Galveston
Second Federal Reserve
District—New York—
York—Albany
City
Joseph-,
Colorado—Colorado Springs
—17.5
—
8,836,762
151,991,752
9,202,849
21,265,439
.10,217,866
25,164,806*
410,226,873
12,195,043
St,
Forth
"
785,280,637
—
Wichita
714,615
8,182,959
155,380,176
,
Kansas—Topeka
31,693,638
16,518,733
'
s
10,396,849
8,398,726'
0.8
19,506,689-..
3,342,612
1,083,374
1,138,314
3,033,806
V
+28.8
8,955,029
36,395,334
■>.
23,082,813
Hampshire—Manchester.
894,133
8,647,114
—
Omaha
511,397,702
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
2,086,020
City—
691,969
Missouri—Kansas
—
! / 5,769,417
36,099,158
,
t
+ 17.1
t..10,505,899
,
1953
+ 10.3
15,520,236
-
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
1954
Dec. %
.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Hastings
6,005,539
Worcester
Total
576,805,289
4.0
♦1,650,000
'
/ 590,046,474
1,664,366
*
•
_.
Jersey*—Newark—..
87,128,626
4.3
0.3
—,
North
July 28
Inc.
3,190,416
3,151,600
Connecticut—Hartford.
Rochester
104,091,694
+
5,596,536,
-
Minneapolis
\
650,618,043
■;
New Bedford.
Kim Ira
286,213,516
+
;
South
18,555,117,983
District—Boston—
3,135,783
Buffalo—'—
3.3
6.8
495,868
Minnesota—Duluth
904,529,000
1950
Binghamton _!
5,490,492
+
26,178,524
113,916,542
1,033,704,642
Ninth Federal Reserve
364,794,914
...
New
+ 13.6
+
1,009,896,952
512,996,385
518,291,470
.
(12
3,393,431
16,108,000
156,386,214
4,939,286
281,072,349
137,501,490
—
(17 citles).
Total
430,354,372
1,176,454,213
Lowell
Total
4.1
343,900,000
_
562,476,756
501,217,0171
629,011,144
:
.
'
4.4
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
-
20,015,608,182 ,".20,068,387,444
—
+
14,737,235
Missouri—St.
1,137,646,375
!+
•V■"
643,350,499
+
793,149,601
1,265,271,245(
646,280,732
.
■*
3,094,715
16,304,000
161,610,872
£
Chicago—
Decatur——
549,027,906
538,109,259
Massachusetts—Boston
Now
+ 14.5
3,535,279
19,019,000
179,007,879
5,995,355
325,442,022
110,350,964
423,666
—
Illinois—Bloomington
1,035,592,025
4.3
Maine—Bangor
New
1,130,474,010
our
First Federal Reserve
Springfield
1,087,027,162
8,276,824
—
Kentucky—Louisville
+
Clearings at—
River
6.3
150,883,914
—
—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
643,350,439
Week Ended
Fall
+
+ 33.1
;
8,506,358,927
1,391,135,435
ii
City_
624,849,675
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city and for
the week ended
July 28 for four years:
Portland
1,290,130,790
:
-
652,312,"758
•«
1
362,415,172
9,192,099
Haute
10,070,757,634
6.6,
—
M
>*
346,089,905
+ 17.3
_
towa—Cedar Rapids—:
Des Moines—
:
u
5
7.0
+ 18.3
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-
1,130,474,010
10.3
1,088,366,582
•«
9,520,878
+
41,083,200
11,320,071
10,758,858
_
—i
South Bend
$
1,224,709,622
1,371,608,700
'J."
9
8,985,074
5.5
1953
$
•
10,614,738,769
+
r
•i
—10
York
1954
/ Dec. %
<•
—109
Outside
Inc. or
•
■
M
0
—
$
670,963,794
7
City
.
711.900,339
M
4
—:
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
H
10
9,870,275
4.1
+
1,088,366,582
Arbor
Rapids
Springfield-
1,283,996,076
17
3th St. Louis—
+ 19.9
+
456,123
173,529,059
Rockford
785,280,637
<«
6
—
7,527,564
231,243,337
467,363,788
203,598,542
Orleans
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
District
9,916,110,140
7
5th Richmond
1955
.
i
Total
H
——11
Cleveland
din
cltlea
10
7,381,303
224,207,973,
448,065,932
42,426,700
Seventh Federal Reserve District—i
Chicago—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
V'
$
—12
4.5
11,932,760
10,801,887
416,378,137
5,672,772
198,460,246164,423,221
12,729,040
■/ 607,159
Total (10 cities)
y
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
i«
4.3
+
5,846,808
Mississippi—Vicksburg_.
Louisiana—New
..>,.V
/
furnish
we
9.1
+
24,982,812
114,245,982
357,800,000
Macon
10.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.2% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District
of 7.4%.,
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
show an increase of
3.3%,
in
Reserve District of 9.9%'.and in
_
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 6.8%, the bank clearings
a
!
Plorida—Jacksonville
ended
$20,015,608,182 against $20,068,387,444 in the
Outside of this city there
cities)
Nashville—
present further below,
we
(6
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta—.
;
has to be estimated.
cases
0.3%> the aggregate clearings for
to
center
Dallas
+
543,574,445
46,730,800
117,832,375
—
Columbia—Washington-
Tennessee—Knoxville
improvement of
the
9,386,388
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
week
going to
not available at time of
week in all
appear
the
as
showing a decrease of 7.0%. We group the cities
according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and'from this we note that in
the New York Reserve
District (including this
city) the totals suffer a loss of 6.6%,
but in the Boston Reserve District
the totals
enjoy a gain of 10.3% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 4.8%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are
larger by 6.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District
by 4.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 7.8%. The Chicago Reserve District has
to its credit an
of
10,299,892
250,412,869
670,963,794
Carolina—Charleston—
Maryland—Baltimore
by the foregoing will
them
statement, however, which
having amounted
week in 1955.
same
at
+
774,843,662
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week
28.
For that week there was a decrease of
July
1,035,592,025
10,763,630
4,048,195
19,854,974
186,375,698
6,808,055
336,044,497
_
:
South
6.8
are
the whole country
.
covered
furnish
ends
//
+
$21,018,177,220 $19,702,814,765
exact details for the
issue of next week.
our
V
806,750,118
.
Total all cities for week
#
r
all
1,094,334,448
4.8
+
3.9
Richmond
Total
11,582,748
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
Other cities, five days
i
12,410,771
12,928,092
,
+ 24.2
5,651,116
1,371,608,700
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ '2.9
434,020,100
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
8,165,009
49,285,700
14,302,724
11,243,914
445,539,241
Mansfield
4.7
+
,
628,146,000
,
7,226,744
*'•
1.3
—
273,290,345
567,183,146
.i'
Cincinnati
Cleveland.
—
!
3,198,344
3,693,466
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
7.3
+
996,430,076
1,221,000,000
—
cities)
3,297,736
5,600,072
2,687,873
0.4
—11.3
%
1,036,863,755
Philadelphia
(11
1,904,629
4,035,788
985,000,000
8.0
+
—
7,950,966
14,081,181
Jersey—Trenton
Total
5.1
1,491,273
1,483,264
-
4.9
—
3,477,637
7,048,575
14,181,837
Delaware—Wilmington
—15.0
+
$
1,570,223
1,229,874*
1,666,649
3,716,414
1,042,000,000
•
,
—18.9
3,793,249
5,732,680
1953
$
—45.0
4,563,521
York
1954
+ 12.4
1,168,000,000
3,605,721
or
Dec. %
1,227,000,000
Bcranton.
.
Inc.
$
1,808,418
1,790,325
1,886,548
__
Philadelphia
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
•
1955
-
■
2,032,552
-
■
Week Ended July 28
s
Pre¬
45
10,919, 541
5,072 413
1,176,454,213
1,106,182,869
20,015,608,162
20,068,387,444
10,493,127,600
9,828,695,413
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
—
+
9.5
4,573,166
0.3
153,602,109
+23.9
68,333,371
+16.3
18,600,598
6.2.
12,777,544
—
+
+
5.5
514,926,924
9.6
16,446,122
17,257/976
11,646/074
486,587,614
16,146/747
+24.0
4,948,772
4,506j03l
+
3.5
9,318,115
8,792r767
+
6.4
959,049,112
904,529,000
—
0.3
18,555,117,983
16,552,249*946
8,831.200,943
8,374,241,329
+
6.8
.
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Foreign Exchange Rates
the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate fqr cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to
certifies daily to
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
inclusive
2, 1956,
1956 to august
27,
;
series
S5
preferred
A
of Louisiana^
Corp.
Gas
Unit
and Monetary
.
ENTIRE
ISSUE
Argentina, peso—
.0555555*
Official
Company and Issue—
pound
1
British Malaysia,
dollar
Canada,
-.324487
Malayan dollar-
rupee.——___
.208733
.208666
.0C435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285562
.00285562
.238500*
.238500*
.238500*
.208300
.208366
2.783750
2.785208
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261050
.261100
.261056
.261087
2.756188
2.757528
2.755981
2.756291
.0800560
.261062
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.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
,0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
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.193330*
.193330*
'
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.193330*
.193330*.
(
3.80'k
.233350
2.774698
4%
2.773349
2.773142
2.773543
2.783883
2.785178
preferred
4V2 %
2.783750
2.783794
2.786473
pound sterling-
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.776151
,
preferred
9-
1
1
95c
9-
1
$1
9-
1
9-16
$1.12 y2
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
notes decreased
ury
dollars)
( +) or
Increase
(—*) Since
Decrease
July 25,
Aug. I,
'
account——
F.
,
notes
R.
' Other- cash
Discounts
and
advances-—_+j»r;
——u—--1
,
u
;
;
!
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J
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V
r'
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+
•
under repurchase
'•'•V-
8,412,623
adjustedt
Agricultural
+
564,776
51,000
agree't
loans
Other
-t—'
securities
Govt,
S.
564,776
•51,000.
23,417,.732
Total
securities
banks——
and
loans
'
foreign
from
Due
cash
Uncollected
Bank
'
premises
_
aissets
"Other
25>809
4,591,256
>
j
+
.
■"
179
>■.:+.
69,685
_
assets
—————-
740,240
'
+
;■
■
Treasury
'*>1
4
2,391
11,252 ; ; +;
202,003
'
11,974
4,072
50,604,619
notes
>
securities
26,363,978
notes_____;
Reserve
%
37,504
18,322,293
'. +
reserves,
__
6,935
504,852
.
85,776
294,750
Treas.—general account
Foreign
■___
"'Other
————'—
565,350
—
—
286*
—:—:
—
2,374
;—
—
5
947
98
+:
717
—
-
>
7
—
188
12
—
Time
133,823
U.
Government
133,257
Interbank
S.
demand
1,011,404
39,908
482,806
94,187 '• >; +
19,388,758
cash items
availability
dividends
'+
3,630,493
13,903
Other liabs. & accrued
others
From
•4
49,397,132
".
liabilities
+ >
—'
10,129
—
23
'+
1.576
362
—
1,003
______
.—
i
58*;; >
capital accounts—
in—
Surplus
(Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)—:
Other capital accounts.
paid
Capital
note
;■■->+'
317,468
297
Life
171
21,074
loan
32,711
+
estate
24>433
83>026
liability
purchased
correspondents
.
on
for
T*
46.2%
i.
1
A
'* -■
;
47,922
—
_
commitments,-.
loan
>C" 1.
;;
+
-----
+
1,754
■
2,420
:
;
'
+
22,817
839
75
-
.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
The condition statement of weekly
-
for the week
million in loans ad-J
justed, $214 million in holdings of United States Gov¬
ernment securities, $286 million in reserve balances with :
Federal Reserve Banks, $542 million in United States,.
shows
ended
the
following
Government
principal
$792 million in demand de^
posits credited to domestic banks, and, an increase ,-jof;
$340 million in demand deposits adjusted. - - «•
v '
deposits,, and
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $35 million
sX
all
reporting
decreases
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
or
.
Holdings of
Real estate loans increased $24 million.-—
Treasury bills increased $42" million
.
in-
the San Francisco District but they decreased $5ft million
3%. tub.
Inc.—
f.
s.
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of
debs: due Feb.
1,
Corp,
&
90c
(quar.)_^
!
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partial
;
Amerrcan. Investment
5cum.
redemptions
v' *
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v,
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-
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Wayne,
Ind.)
(quar.)
:
-
>
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nitge.
&
Railroad
35c
.
'
coll,:trust-3^2%
bds..
due. 1972_!___r._-Sep;
•V.i.
Monthly
8%
preferred
..'.•>8%
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.
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r
50c •'-> 9-10 * 4 8-17
50c
12-10*',"' 1-16
•
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:50c: -3-9-57 -V> 2-18
$1.10 * 9-10 *-'• 8-17
$1.10 1-10-57
11-18
$1.10 3-9-57''>% 2-18
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&
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(^uarl)!.!!!!.;--,$-l-.18%V—..■'9-i5t'.4 8-24
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.$1-1-2-57>.>12-21
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preferred
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convertible
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+.%,*•'?
;
62V2c
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.V $2.50
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$5
Aug. 14>, 317
10 ^
J 106
Corp., 6% conv.. s; L debs.- due Dec. 1, 1966___:___:July 31
Glen-Gery Shale Biiclc Corp.,,8%. first preferred stock_Sep..- i:
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Peoples Water. & Gas Co.— .
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prior, pref.;. stock_l^._i____^_.
1
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8-11
,
8-11
8-i24
8-20
v; 7-30
8-10
" - 8-15
15c
Co.—
(quar.)___*
guaranteed
..Local- Finance .Corp.
;.!!
Pag«
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4.20%. cum. preferred stock~i__Aug.
Citizens Utilities Co.—/
'-<■'""1st
Miami
>
•
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(quar,)*:>
Co.
9- 1
9-10
40c
.
;
Co.
8-31
$1
iquar.)__
Chemical
$4.30
■\.m
Date
'
Company and Issue—
9- 1
9-10
9- 5
-
60c
25c
-v...
(quar.)__
Tobacco
Co.
Special guaranteed
-v
v
9- 1
9- 1-
'
$1.31'4
(quar.)
Virginia
non-cuniulativc
:
1970_. .__^_:Aug. 15
'%'8-15
10c
20c
20c
--$4.30 original capital (quar:)
>$4.30 original capital (quar.)_^—
,,
Page
Date
*
Texas
;
>
income-)!-'
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
Glass
Co.
Special
sought
tenders
Company and Issue—
15-year
-
carrying
•
Textron.American,
of $10'million, in
United States Government and other securities decreased.'
$121 million.
investment
common
' 8-20
.
>- 40c
%
Shares— ;
net
Libby,
&
30c
.
Special guaranteed
-
member banks;
the principal changes™
the Philadelphia Dbs- l
trict and $9 million each in the New Vork District out-side of New York City and in the-St. Louis District, and
an increase of $11 million in New York: City.
Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.were
Little
Lorain
v.!;..
-
'<*'<'
9-4
8-1
8- 3
9-17-- ' 8-15
25c
(quar.)___
Common
Lindsay
"i Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and -common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates, the redemption or last date for mak+
ing tenders; and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle;"
!
changes
Decreases of $153
July 25:
7-31
!
9- 4 V> 8vl
,12-31 •
12-14
12-31 >>12-14
*. 9-104^ 8-30
,10-15 ,',10- 2
.
;
Fund
from
National
Link-Belt
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
>!> Notices- ■ i'':: :>>
:ff
0.9%
8-15-"
••
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3>4% preferred (quar.)____l_i.
accept¬
foreign
*
Industrial
$1.25
j
(quar.)__
Myers
&
(Eli)
Lincoln
55,971
4,072
+
50,604,619
re¬
deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined-
ances
Trust
Savers
Lilly
tOct.
gross.
9-28
12-28
.•
-
Liquid
to
Contingent
loans
shown
7-S7
10-10
12'/2 c
12'/2c 1 10-57;.
(quar.)
Cement
preierred
Liggett
5, 1955 reclassification increased
and
industrial
loans
$318
million
and decreased
real
and
"other*: loans $294 and $25 million; ; respectively.
are
commercial
27,543
168,864
items
1
8-10
>. t$1.75
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
18
figures revised
(San Francisco District).
tExclusive of
to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves; individual
:-loans
+'
>"
693,612
—
certificate
gold
of.
serves
-
;
liabs. & capital accounts
Total
Ratio
j
.
1
8-
v
♦
Libbey-Owens-Ford
9
•July
;
.8-
-
5c
•
•
—
+
%
Milling Co.,. Ltd.—
RR.
McNeill
5Vi%
18
-
3
10-15
./
8-15
•
Special
52
+
'■
.11- X
(quar.)—10c, >
■
8."
9-14
1
,40c,, ■j' 8-15
____*!
!
Co.
(Quarterly
Libby,
174
+
40 '
„
134,189
91,801
792
Salt
Lexington
—2,173
,*
___
Leslie
354
+
Valley
Lehigh
302
—
—542
1,971
—
—
'''
Reserve
Banks,,
'
•
340*
+
21,893
+
ii
banks
banks
Foreign
Borrowings—
From
Federal
161
18
deposits
deposits—
+
56,114
10-
$1.75
r—'-rkwy-j'r*
(quar.)
(Alfred), class A
Portland
Lehigh
adjusted,
'—
deposits except U. S. Government
V 8-17
9-1
50c
$1.50 >
,
—1,855
90
—
974
>8-15
> 8-15
9-12
J15c
Class
B
(quar.)
Jl5c
Lamson & Sessions,
common
(quar. )__
—* : 45c
,4.75%
convertible
preferred A
(quar.)
59%c
Lanston Monotype Machine (resumed)—
15c ;> 8-10
7r30
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.t25c
>'9«>1 % 8-17
Lawrence
Investment Co.,
$5 pfd.: (quar.)
$1.25 *, 9-12'rr. 9- 1
$5
preferred (quar.)
s
$1.25 >:12-12., 12- 1
Lees
(James) & Sons (quar.i___„
;
50c
9- 1, '. 8-15
—2,887
—
8-31
>
i5c
1
preferred
Lambert
8-25
40c :
*
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University—
Woods
the
^ 7-31
55c
'I:
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extension
8-30
?
8-20
8c
income)
(from
8-10
9-12
"
,
(Calif.)—
Co.
Apparel,.* Inc.
of
7%
724
—
23
1,284
17 VaC
-
8-17
9- :i
22«/2C
_________
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Lake
645
—
105*'
13,095
deposits
Domestic,
Total
-112
—•
7,742
,
vault—
—___
with domestic banks
Demand
178,974
:.
32,950
5,983.
266,863
deposits—
Total
Deferred
10
—
5,852
19,285
'
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LIABILITIES—
bank
Member
S.
1,533?
—
7-31
12-20
9-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
'214*," —6,111
13
8-15
12-30
50c
;
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Salle
La
567
+
*•'11*
65c
V
Extra
673t
+
series
•
$2.50
-!
1st
L'Aiglon
+
9-29
8-31
y,
pfd, (a-a)
(quar.i
preferred
Co.
Kysor Heater Co.
53
Banks—
—
Reserve
—
Balances
r
—+ -
%
Federal
with
—
362
7%
+
12-15
-
9-27
cents from
24
income
interest
Creamery
cents
6%
24
—
of
•
—
9-15
»>X(:
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
394,570
Deposits:
U.
in
Cash
%
■
J*'
!
banks—
to
Reserves
Indebtedness
L'.
i
4
551
60
Koehring
5
+
.
regular
7
8-15
-
10-15.
420c
,
7
>
1-2-57
31 V*c ::
(quar.)
7
i
10-1
-
R7i/2C
Ltd.
Mines,
investment
Knusden
vdhHm
*
121
—
Gold
and a
Beneficial
6,659
+
4
(quar.)____
Klelnert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund— ■
U
>- —'
26,050
v
S.' bonds
U.
Other
55,971
-t'
LIABILITIES—
Federal
i 0,813
40.813
bills ___—
certificates of
Loans
Total
._—_
Treasury
Treasury
22
items:——,
—-
—1,083,309
11,746
+
23,857,891
8,651
securities—total
Government
S.
•
1,259
loans
'•a-Other
U.
loans
estate
Real
TotalU.
2,241
_
—
35f
—
,+
9-
87'/2c
preferred
Kings County Lighting
399
for
dealers
and
or carrying securities.i.
for purchasing or carry¬
securities
ing
net
-
—
1
9-
1
25c
9-
9-
1
10-
>10-
>
■
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Keystone Steel Sc Wire (quar.).
.1955
,
153*»
50,723
28,160
463
brokers
to
Loans
rrU+t+.-i*: s<
■
profits
Since
dollars)
-—"390*
84,515'
loans
purchasing
23,417,732
——
loans,!—
industrial
and
Commercial
—8,245,623
'
adjustedt—;—
investments
and
"Loans
,731.776
—
>>
.
2,801,750
■
1956
(In millions of
ASSETS—
4
Held
1956
5,817
I,
.
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.i
$1.25
9-7
Keystone Custodian Funds "Series K-l"—
(A special of 41
cents from net realized
July 27,
July 18.
490
;
3
July 25,
Loans
'
i /
'
" ... j "
> Total bought ^outright-
'■
52
„
; 9,153,913
Bonds'—i.——:r__—
w
>, >.
524,840
Inc.,
Kerr-Addison
(+ ) or
Increase
preferred
preferred
3Va%
Kennedy's
.
„
Decrease (■—I
*«
>.
Notes-
_
2,078
—
529,370
mils, •—;
i (5,932,6§9
Certificates—
.•.
113,724
39,303
ber banks follows:
156,931
4,995
+
,t
17,113
v
outright—
U. S. Government securities: >/
Bought outright—
:",?"
>21,644
11,792
.
—
96i
loans
Industrial
Acceptances—bought
+
+
,.422,085
..
135,287
+
10,033
+
—
397,150
>>?>
S
T
1,207
.
——_>————.
>>>
—
21,151,172
335,440
gold certificate reserves
of other banks—
Total
-
854,781
%
1955
12,999
+
20,296,391
for F. R. notes
Redemption fund
$
%
$
<
■'
;
1
certificate
Gold
Aug. 3,
■
+1956
1956
•>:
assets—
»
3 V2%
million in the San
8-15
1
$1.06 V*
^_
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)
8-15
>:
10-
30c
$l,12'/2
preferred
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Francisco District, and a total of $112
million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
United States Government bonds decreased $105 million,
of which $59 million was in .Ne^T;¥brk;€it^
Demand deposits adjusted increased $256 million in
the Chicago District and $69 million in the Cleveland,
District, but they decreased $68 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District/and $54 million in New York City.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Federal Reserve Banks Combined I
(In thousands of
reporting
> lion at all
4V2Y0
milmember banks. Holdings of Treas¬
$54 million in New York City, $25
increase of $13
8-16
,9-1
$1.08%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—
Kansas Power & Light, common
(quar.)__
4>/4%
preferred (quar.)
City; there was a net
8-16
,9-
4.35%
in New York
8-15
8-31
593'sc
$1.30 ya
(quar.)
-
7
8-28
9-10
22V2c
common
7
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.20'/^preferred
•Nominal.
10-
9-
1
4Cc
4Va%
Kansas
10-
$1.25
>>>'>,
7-20
8-15
15c
preferred (initial)
City Power & Light—
New
8-25
8-31
62'/2c
(quar.),
.
.496766*
.496766*
.140080*
Co.
Mfg.
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Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical,
43/4%
preferred (quar.)
3
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*.
franc—
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Africa, pound
Kingdom,
.0800560
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)_„_^-i
Jervis
Corp.
(quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common
(quar.i
5'U preferred A (quar.).
___________
Inc.,
Jantzen,
.208333
2.783958
;
' Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
2.783541
-
—
Union of South
United
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—
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Switzerland,
(Continued from page 12)
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8-31
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8-31
8-15
50c
9-28
9-14
30'/2c
8-31
8-
26^20
8-31
8-
5
25y2c
8-31
8-
5
50c
62%C
25C '
$1.25
5
'
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(564)
50c
8-15
$1.25
Drug, common (quar.)
$5 1st preferred (quar.)——
?
—
Southwestern Liie Insurance (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service, com.
(quar.)__
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.).
—-—
4.15%
preferred (quar.)—_—
8-15
7-31
40C
10-15
'
4.25%
preferred
4
4.40%
;
B
Class
11-
10-19
11-
10-19
6%
$1.10
11-
10-19
United
11-
10-19
10-19
10-19
28c
9-
8-10
United
33c
9-
8-10
United
60c
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
$1.05
9-
1
10-
1
3
8-15
8-
3
-
■!
;
8-15
; 8-
,9-15
50c
"r
5c
:
2 Vi
Tobacco (stock dlv.)_
Standard Forgings
(quar.)"
—•
Standard Oil Co. of Calif., new com. (Initial)
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (quar.)———
Standard Packaging Corp.— ,
,
$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)_
Standard Commercial
25C
a
8-26
;
'
-45C
\
,
40C
V
8-15
•V
1
9-
-■
8-10
8-6
25c
Warner Corp. (quar.).:-—.—
Chemical Co. (quar.)
8-24
40C
-
9-1
8-14
9-28
ji 9-14
>
..
12-31
12-14
8-15
7-31
1
9-15
9-11
tl.25
8-28
30c
10-
*25c
25C
;
)
25c '■
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)——& 8tern Textiles, Inc.—
(10c
'■''
'
■
Vendo
8-31
Ventures,
9-14
9-
8-
8-
1
8-15
>
4
50c
9-
30c
,
,
65c
and
Interest
Net
(quar.)
9-10
com,, (quar.)
—---4—4 ■
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil Co.,
dividend
Stock
<
.
,
,
,
9-20
8-
8-14
9-20
8-
7
'4% %
'8-
7
9-1' A' 8-
1
5Vz%
(quar.)
TO-
cent
50
Co.
«-15
60o
(quar,).
0
Class
B
4.32%
*
(quar.)
4.16%
Taylor
—rti
.
Electric Co.,
Tampa
25C
7-24
'
.8-3
*12Vic
(quar.)
class A
* 37'/ac
2 %
,
:——
(quar.) J—
9-
.Stock dividend
Taylor
&
Pearson
9-
1
;
•
1
Indies
9-26
9-12
(initial quar.)
20c *
%i50c
w
•
9-
35c>
h.607o
1st preferred (quar.)_
$1.37y2
5%
preferred (quar.U_.i,
*
$1.25
4:75% convertible preferred (quar.)^j____. $1.18%
com,
(quar.)—
—
4.50%
Texas
convertible
Gas
preferred
>
6
A
25c
!
v.
Texas.
Industries
Texas
(reduced).
Coal &
Pacific
Oil
Co.
"•
(quar.J___:—_
'
v
i
Thatcher Glass Mfg.,-com.
?
convertible
Thompson
.
Thomson Electric
Welder
Thompson Products,
4%
(increased
quar) *:.<;>* 30c
(quarr>j4i.2i. ' •> -60C
preference
.
Industries--—-—
4_u.
(John, R.)
Co,. (quar.)-.*-,—v
preferred
Guarantee
(qua*.)_t
&
Trust
Tobacco Securities Trust
Toledo
4—
Co.,
Townsend
Trade
Co.
Bank
Petroleum,
Common
(quar.)—
Inc.,
G%
pfd.
(s-a)—
8-31
8-31^ *'
8-20 '
5%
9-11
i
8-10
(quar.)
Electric
7
»
Wisconsin Electric
67o
8-24
8-
3
20c
8-15
8-
(quar.)
Carbon
8-21
8-24
8-15
11-15
&
8-30
8-31
8-15
88-
6
Co.,
9-1
8-31
8-10
common
6V4C
(quar.)
8-31
8-10
35c
8-29
8-15
7-20
8-15
1
9-27
$1.12'/a
$1
11-15
10-20
92 Vac
11-15
10-20
87Vbc
Car
Air
Lines
United Can
A
&
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Glass,
preferred
common
(quar.)
Woolworth
<F.
W.)
(Wm.)
Jr.,
Wrigley
37 %c
(quar.)
4
•
*
cents
11.3
or
.
of
as
-
share
a
J..,
.
•*
•
June .30,. 1956
"•..;f -/.'-.-K;.'}
-3
by
Indicated
$12,622,932.
$15,224^35,
market
$2,601,303
or
greater
securities
in
had
value of the shares
than Cost.;-, *
; :
-market
indicated
an-
'
of
In
oils,, $4,489,241; and hanks, finance'^nd insurance, $4.214r-,
addition, United
Corp.,
shares,
123,855
Owned
classified
.
as
-
valued:^ at' $4480,106,
affiliate of
non-controlled
a
*
the
■'
Temper is a leading producer of Tawn and -,
hatchets, axes and golf shafts.—V. 183, p. 2013.v
company.-; True
} 7c^
7c
offered
J a.
'0
v
9
7-10
9-
1
Wytex
9-
8-
-•
1
8-17
9-21
9-7
56Vic
9-21
9-
7
be
to
are
•
N.
used
'
U.
S.
Investments— 3 t-
onr
Stores
.Total
.
i
<fe
Yellow
9-15
Towne
$1.10«
9-15
8-31
.
(quar.)—
30c
9-20
22Vic
9-10
Net
<8-31
(quar.)—
35c
9-15
$1.25
10- 1
(quar.)—;——
(quar,)
*$1.37Vi
30c
(quar.)
9-
8-31
-V.
8-15
8-31
8-15
1
8-15
9-29
.:
Yuba
Consol.
•Transfer
9-
1
The
resident
tax
British
Less
Jamaica
20%
•
■
$732,096
-
>$765,228
65,324
;
f
52,000
.
44,375
56,000
<$664,853
Wallpaper,
Inc.—Acquisition, etc.—
July 27 voted in favor of
on
stock;
to
of
8-24
:
9-
1
The stockholders
7-13
8-20
9-
1
10-
1
1
permission
10-19
8-20
The
tion
to
July 31 approved
on
common-stock
50,000 shares of
9-20
11-
v
i.
Universal Match Corp.—Stock & Debt Increased—
new
issue
President,
20c
1
8-15
ducted
30c
8-15
7-31
In
8-15
7-31
increase in authorized $12.50
shares from 500,000 shares, authorized
value preferred stock and gave directors
$10,000,000 of subordinated debentures.
$100
par
to
up
approved capitalization
of
an
1,000.000
to
new
is
program
designed
to finance acquisi¬
and for other corporate purposes.
A. Fischer,
shareholders that while negotiations have been
con¬
-companies
told
Salesbook
9-
the
1_
37 fee
20c
(interim)
Co.
9-17
resident
tax
other
companies,
commitments
no
15c
8-15
convertible
underwriting
subordini.ted
headed
group
Universal-Rundle
7-20
been
made
as
yet
12 months Universal has acquired
International Tag &
Co., Chicago, and National Vendors, Inc.,i St. Louis.
company expects to make a public offering of an issue of $6,500,
by
debentures
A.
Scherck, Richter Co., St. Louis.
8-17
have
past
C.
See
Allyn
V.
Corp.,
later
New
this
Co.,
&
184,
8-17
9-15
of
000
7
8-10
$1
,
this
for
9-
1
8-31
t3c
(quar.)
Inc.
closed
h-4 0
with
p.
month
Inc.,
via
Chicago,
Castle,
an
anc
471.
I
Pa.—Register
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
dividend.
corporation
filed
registration
a
with
statement
the
July 27, 195S, covering 50,000 outstanding shares of Its $10
stock.
Non¬
to
7%.
is
tax.
These
be
offered
shares
for
are.
sale
owned
by
it
at
by
sears,
$18.50
per
Roebuck
share.
&
No
SEC
01
par commor
Co.
and
ari
-underwritin
involved.
'
y Previous
date
frit*.
■
proposals to reclassify
acquire certain paint and wallpaper prop¬
Sears, Roebuck & Co.; to recapRa'ize the company and to
reorganize the management.—V. 183, p. 3060.
:
*
erties
(s-a)
1
income
396,138
tjV f ?
*
1,316
-
stockholders
(quar.)
Tube
15%;
Less
.
"
i
_L._1 .*""
tax J
(
tPayable in U. S. funds, iess 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
* Payable in Canadian
funds, tax deductible at the source.
x
;396,138
$ * if*.
■
$369,0$0
$614,772 '
30G0.
p.
outstanding
par
(quar.)
not
!
profit_
183,
the
8-10
Gold Fields,
books
,
j,
income
9-14
62 Vic
(quar.)—.
Ltd. " (interim)
&
•>
T955-^
1956*. J
><•
-
accruedx__L.
income-^
United
-
9-14
1
9-
Mines
Sheet
V", "
,8-31
preferred
common
Bear
>
$334,642 >
'
for Federal
30c
Mfg.
Co.,
drilling
•
8-31
(s-a)
Cab
'
expenses—
The
Yale
and
:'f-
Statement— \\j'
i •*.?•;
;
r
interest
••
$1.20"
12 Vic
A
:*■
Co:,' common
Gov't, .securities,
Provision
31»/4C
Co.
J-'v-;
*
.
Interest Income—
Total
8-15,
Co.
class
for exploration
pay
McCrory Stores Corp., common stock
- 'CKj'■' " ,
,^-■3. c
.7.
10-15
TO-31
>
25c
Corp.,
-
R;. Real &-Co-.,-Jersey CM,y, .N. J.
to
'♦-0
Months Ended June 30—
Dividends
8-31
.
a
7»/bc
share/ through
per
1
Co.
(Rudolph)
-
-
shares
i",'vUnited Stores.1 Corp-—^Semi-Annual
9-14
50c
B
.
working- capital.—V," 184, p. 51l:«
,V
"v
-3} * "" >#'l. '
aa
MeLellan
25c
_
Oil
Class
8-10
9-15
$1
at
and
;'*v- Six
t
»;>;;
8-15
1,
(quar.)
&
-•>"
•
16 filed a -letter' of notification /with the
of common1 Stock (par- one cent) "to be
July
on
300,000
net? proceeds
7-31
Extra
Monthly
10-20
8-
proceeds are to be used'for expansion of plant
corporate 'purposes.<
♦.
corporation
9-15•
.
32c
$l.I2Vi
,
..
9-29
40c
•
1,
8«3i
:
.
of
"•f
;.
general
covering
The
7-27
8-15
12Vic
and ^30,000 'Shares
(par $1)
....
5
7-27
8-15
11*
.The
,
.costs,
77-30
10c
I.,
8-15
S-14 <: 7.9- 4
f
preferred stock
9-19
1
9-
-
7-26
9-29:
L.
,
*7-26 V
s
Flushing,
Co.,
i United States Mining & MiUing Udrpi 1N. Y.)^-Files
fJWith Securities ^ind Exchange CommissioB—- 4 '« 4 4 - :V.
SEC
7-30
•
8-15
Securities
Union
•
9-17
8-15*<
•
25c
Youngstown
11-15
t
investments, held
$35,000,000.
made
...
W.)
7-20
(quar.)
Tank
8-14
i
25c-
;
•-*.
Corp.
common
Co.
(F.
7-20
60c
was-$3,552,944
year
1798.a
p.
,
8-10
;
,7;, ;i 25c
(quar.); ?
(quar.)_
Petroleum
10-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
last
of
6
.0-14;
,
L$1.50'
common
Ltd., 5Vi%
preferred
8-15
preferred
Union
5%
Woodley
11-15
preferred
United
(quar.)—
Service,
Industries,
87V2c
8-15
months
<••>
The
report
-
PROCEEDS—The net
.
H.),
$1.12 Vb
92%c
■'*-
totaled
"BUSINESS—Some of the company's products--afe swimming, pools,
baby carriages,, photographic reflectors, aircraft antenna-, street sweeper
-•cab*
outboard boats, automobile bodies, and bus front'.panels.-*-V. 183,
6
8-
..
10r •;! ..V
^
25c
.
•
;
Steel, common
preferred
(quar.)
(G.
Yellowknife
$3-50
California
>
r
common
(Alany
7-20
$3.70
of
'
(quar:)____
(quar.)
Wood
Wurlitzer
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
188T
preferred
Corp.—
i
1955,
-
securities
common stock
(par 10 cents) in units of five shares of
preferred stock and one common share at $10 <per Tinit.
8-3
30c
Materials
(quar.)
8-
1
0-24
4©c.
_"
common-(quar.)—"
Newspaper Machinery
6
8-15
75c
preferred
Oil
Power,
7
r-o- i-> : 8-15 "
'f 9-10 .8-17,
;
,i. 40c r
Monthly
(quar.)_.
of
was
True'-Temper
,
9-10
9
1-
10- L
>
" s' 75c
Monthly
20c
(quar.)
cost
a
30
,1 facilities and
<8-1
y.
9-
7* 20c
(quar.)___
Wood
8-30
9-10
9-13
$1.06!4
Co.
of
31,
share, in the first" half of 19561
a
first isix
than
more
20 days.
7-31
..19-
8-16
'
PowerLight,
8-13
11-26
1
■9-
>'A10c
preferred- (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
Wisconsin Public
5%
8-
1 >
9-
.10-1;
(monthly
preferred of
2
8-20
'
1
95c
„
Wisconsin
8-
50c
r
1-
Monthly
4.40%
8-17
70c
(quar.)
30,1955.-N
on. sales
per share.
Dec.
on
As of June 25; the units were first offered stockholders
of record March*!, 1956, at $9 per unit for
period Of
l&i.t
9-14
(quar.)7L"t$l:12Vi
:
Cot,' common
(quar.)_i__
8-17
8-17
9-10
June
profits
%*""•
■*
$6.61
or
share
a
>
^
'* •' {
(quar.)___
B.)
7-Winn-Dixie-Stores
•4.80%
50c
$4.50
Series
*
3
1
1
profits
N. Y., on July 14 publioiy offered 150,000 shares of eon♦
8-23
(quar:)--——^./V^'-lSc 1
(quar.)__.—___—, 34%c ■
Co.. "common
8-
1
9-
at
vertible
;
1
9-15
common
Mfg. (quar.)
(Clarence) & Sonsf Inc.
(J.-
*4Vb%
1
40c
(quar.)^
common
8-
•
$1.31 V*
Dental Mfg: Co.
preferred
9
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
,
$1
6
9-
8-31
$6.36
on
1935,
$93,065,380
was
or
compared with $1,587,755
'fered-—-Mutual
~
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)__.
Cement
Wilson
8-
9-
15c
and
4 U* S. Fiberglass Industrial Plastics, Inch—Stock? Of-
I
i.8-31
}
common^ (quar.)_
preferred,
Williams
<
8-
9-
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
tfnion
j
1
9-15
8-25
$1.06y4
IWSo preferred
$4
$
8-15
$-31
35c
income
during the period than in
registered under fthe .Investment
1956, prior to which it operated
17,
and
The
garden tools, hammers,
8-27
.
(quar.)__r_J:__^___7__ *:
B
Woolworth
&
Union Chemical
$3.50
V»
9-15
$1.14
Y.)
♦
i~3r
30c,
common
preferred
Carbide
Tlni«i
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Iyer Rubber Co.,
5%
15c
9^" 3
half year ended June 30, A
President,, showed that 7
higher
1956
share
a
the
investment
investment
1»
5
40c
•
v
(quar.)_^
com.
Whitney Blake- Co:_-___^__
Wilcox.-OitAf quar?)
> •8-
30c
^
»
1
*
8-10
'
-
Corp.*,
9-14,
'8-3 L,
$1.06V4
(N.
of
8-15
Inc. * (quar.1 30c
Stores,
-
Whitehall
•8-21'
*—
1
184,
substantially
shares
a
to
$8,489.74%
•
8-17
,
'8-15
.•
fquar.)
Whitman
40c
preferred
Temper
$4.25
(interim)
(quar.)
Insurance
Truax-Traer Coal,
Union
-
$1
*
30,
$89,534,719
in
the
Holding Company Act of
share.
a
cents
June
125_
,<■
9-14
4%
common7?
{
Co..
Co.
Electric
(S. S:)
5Va%
Woodall
Products
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
$2.80
Co.
-
—
Ltd.
„
-
8-17
*30c v.
-Ltd:__t_w-_"—__
9-14- J
>8-15
35c
RR.
preferred
Wood
Transtates
Treesweet
Trust
-
(quaT. h:i '
!
(quar.)
&
v
quar;)—V*r
Y.)
Co., *4y4% pfd.
preferred' (quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
4.25%
True
<N.
Edison
-4.56%
J
5 V4 %
"
—
Insurance
Motor'Co.,
White's
9-14
.0-1
50c
v
-(quar;)
'<
%
*
-
,9-15
„
25c
-
15c-,
(quar.)ii-j^i^—
common
Thrifty Drug Stores (Increased
Titan Metal Mfg. (quar. )^___
Title
-
5%
White
9-14
.
$2.40
■
8-10
•
—
'
31.23
$95,866;266 on June 30, including holdings *«f thq following
common-stocks:.. poWic utilities, $52/$94j883; * Internationa I.. Rower 'Co. v
'Ltd., classified, as -a .controlled affiliate, $15,224,235; <manufaeturing,
'
8-15
'>
Stationery Corp.^ *■',
preferred (quar.
1"
White
'7-31
•
Jan.
on
'June
income
total
major
value
9- 1
,
(George), Ltd.,' 4ya% pid.
Weyerhaeuser" Timber
(quar.)___
7-31
•
-
United
United'*. total, investments
7
:
f *30c
20c
1
Weston
8-24
5
$2;890,008
$1.33
9-15
<
/
dividend
Westmoreland,-
,
8-31"
$3,125,529
—.
Investment
1955 half year.
-stock
t on
9-
30c
( quar.)_
>
3.60% ' preferred
'8-17
,9-
Lines
Westlnghouse
'0-14'
•
7c
Stock
9-14^1
9-15
25c
.
Air
Pacific
8-23
—
(quar.)
•
40c' • TO- 1
$1.25 convertible preferred
(quar. )r_"i
31 Vic • '10-1
r4%
10-1
preferred A (quar;)
i—»
•
$1 «
","4%. preferred B (quar.)_
104 1
juLiiiiu'• ••>' -. "•$!;•
Thompson
•-'
9-
25c
';•<
:
Western Tablet &
6
:
5c
?exas Toy Co common
—
extron, Inc.,
-
,
9^ 7
1
(s-a)'}4 7," 25c
Ltd.* (quar.)___:
Western
•8-15
30c
-
.
.
(quar.)_:
6
..
—
——
8-10
„
100%
(quar.)____
Life
r
8-
.
.(increased)
8-29
,
,1-1-57 7*12-15
50c
30c
Fran.)
(San
Canada. Breweries,
6
1
9-
9-15
-
7,853,808
United during the half year.'was the J
"-purchase of la, large-block of stock of International Power Co. Ltd., a
Canadian company with, headquarters in< Montreal and whose principal •
V subsidiaries supply electric light atuj power in two cities in Venezuela.
As of June 30, 1956 United owned 52,387 shares of-International Power V
.
Sugar ' 1 quar.)% 25c '>
Mlg.
Products;
Western
'
6
—
Common
.
Insur.
Coast-Telephone
Westeel
•'
8-
$1.12l/2 '
(quar.)—
1
$14,637,794
9,443,145
Hickey,
net
were
1955.
1940
on
increased
amounted
,
; -10- 1
»50c
<
.r
Western
8-
1
9-
2
..9-1
_________
.
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)—^
(increased
Inc.
Western
8-
10- 1
preferred (quar.)
—___—< '»*$1.35 i
'
10- 11
4.06% preferred *(quar.)
$1.24
■
Texas Gulf Sulphur < quar. )_.t_i__u_~—* * * ? 50c * '
9-15^
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.— •:.
1 :5.40%
preierred
conv.
preferred
8-6
1
9-
„
(quar.)—
Transmission,.common
4%
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%%
preferred "(quar.
7-30
(quar.)-——
of
Unrealized, appreciation" on
9-10
,
West
8-15
com.
—
for
Wm. M.
securities
with
cents
11.1
or
.v,
—
25.3
^ in the
,
8-
new
—
Life
Point
*7-31
Transmission,
Coast
West
Telautograph Corp.,
.
West
West
8-31
Corp.
Co.,
West
8-15
Texas'Eastern
$16,889,202
stated that profits on sales of
in the 1956 half year, amounting to
$2,632,935. or 18.7 cents a" share', .compared with $1,965,189 or, 14 cents
a
share .in the 1955 half year.
Net investment income was -$1,559,943
C
10410
„
of
investment
comparable
1\
8-
report
by
combined
$88,853,146 or $6.31
or
^1
(quar.)
common
Services,
-1
0-
-
.
—w——
$4,192,878, equal to 29.8 cents
f
8-14
.
of
Public. Utility
compared
securities
9-
and
months
Act
7-24
9-12
9-10
10c
235c '
^
(quar.)_____
dividend
Stock
1
112 Vic
5%
preferred (quar.)——
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—
1•—"
From earned
income:
.—.—_—<——
♦
8c
Tennessee
&
Jet
8-15
;
M
Ltd.
(quar.»
convertible
4%
■
Welex
8-15 '
1
9-15
27c
pfd. (quar.) —
(Canada), Ltd.—
conv.
Carson
V
5%
(*.—
4.32%
Fenn,
&
Taylor,
9-
6c
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
*.
~'v\,
4966 ' V * <1955
*1,-173,181 -'
868,979
taxes—3,142,347
3,019,999
value
sales
six
7-26
^
(quar.)_____
Station
Mines
Co.,
A
Weeden
1
8-1
8-
Ex¬
43
,
8-
'I
Bank,
2058.
p
other -income)iiy—•
for publication
on-
the
Net
>
.
12-1.
,
7-26
,
8-15
$1.04
—
«
8-15
i
.
181,
2,350,000 shares outstanding on June 30,' 1956 —V.
asset
first
and
'
8-15'
25c
»
$1.08
—
preferred B (quar.)
Fibre Co. (quar.)—4
8-15
25c
,
(quar.)_;^___,
common
preferred A (quar.)
<&
corporation's interim
This
11-14
50c
8-14
$1.25
9-10
i——1,V,' $1.25
H2-10
8%
8-5
t25c':, 8-24
______
7-26
^8-15-
.
$300,000
plus accrued in¬
1, next,
par
—
Net asset value
•
11-30
1-1-57
50c
,
(quar.)__—.
Y.—V.
at
Manhattan
share______^___________4__
the
issued
net
under
'
E-3 \r
«
Talon, Inc., class A
(less
income
per
Company
,
7-27
25c'5-20
8-24
>62,/2c:/>i. 10- 1-;,
Warner & Swasey Co.- (quar.)i„_u_„
-v.'< 30c >
8-24 + t 8- 7
Warren
Petroleum Corp.
; ' 8- 3
(quar.)' "• 50c \ 0-1 1
Washington Gas Light—' -_/•» 7 r, 4 , " "
«"< $4.25 preferred (quar.)______
m
$1.06V»
8-10 • '7-25
7-25
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
51.12Vi
8-10
Warren (S.'D.)-Co., common (quar.)_i____^," ;30c
9* it
8-10
r-v
$4.50 preferred-1 $L)T 1t' ;9- >1^.
8- 1
Washington Mutual: Investors Fund, Inc—- :< v
" 8c
9- 1;
8-T
Washington Steel, common (qtiar.)
25c
'8-15 •
'
8- 1
4.80%
convertible
preferred
(quar.).7i>
60c *
8-15-
&
Class.
8-10
V
10-
a
Amulet
Walker
'
*
N.
Sept.
on
1978,
Chase
':\"*i
realized
v
7-27 ;
«J10
York. 15,
due
The
,
<7-24
>
>,
(quar.)—___.—.——
The Goodwill
Waite
'
..;?9-15
1
3&c
.
for
on
The
both
8-15
WJR,
8- -3
50c
...»
tquar.)
Quarterly
;
«-
135c
—
•
5
$1
Superior Propane, =>Ltd.,^1.40. pfd.
Superior Steel
(quar.)—
& Company
v-
41 Vic
(quar.
Sutherland Paper Go.
1
9-
2a»/8C
preferred A series 1955 (quar.)i—
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Sunshine Biscuits
Bwllt
-
^
1956,
;
———
7
5%
:■
redemption
at
Redemption—
United.Gorp. (DeK)—Net Asset Value Increased—
1,
.
.
8-10
■
for
264,
.p.
8-15
7-18
-30c
—
——
r„
income
."Based
,
7-18
.25c
'
Co.
New
charges
♦Earnings
,
;'8-15
'
Sun Oil
by industry in the future
drugs,
and catalyzing
and
expenses-.
Provision
the
'
8-15
8-10
12c
used
foods
debentures
made
be
Union Tank Car Co.
Operating
;'
v
from; ,;
2c
:i
dividend
Virginia Coal & Iron
8-16
J6C
Place.
will
Six Months Ended June 30—
Operating revenue
.
-
be
of
157.
■C"
9-5
Mfg;, Ltd.,
Stock
1
8T
1
9-
;
^
will
p.
called
sinking fund
Payment
change
v
,
,
Inc.—
Fund,
income
(quar.) —
dividend).
(increased)—
Ltd.
Chemical
Vlck
8-15
8-15
4%
terest.
!___
$1 /9- 4
Virginia Dare,' Ltd.",'5%;'preferred (quar.); t3TJ/4C
9-.1
Vogt Mfg. Co. (quar,)___^———
•
20c 1 9-1
Vulcan Detlnning," common (quar.)————30c
^9-20
7%
preferred
(quar.)..:—
1, - 35c -vlO-19
1
>
corporation has
at its
9-15
9-5
1
8-15
curies
184,
,
V
v ;
from
2c
(stock
Co.
Viceroy
1
-9-
Coke
Suburban Propane Gas,
5%
9-14
9-28
31 Vic
;
preferred' (quar;)—
<fc Coal (quar.)_———_;
common (quar.)—
.5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—.'—*
—
$1.25
Stonega
8-17
7-28
40c
-
-
8
9-10
••9-14
The
•.
J-
,
of America (quar.)_
5%' pfd. "(quar.)—
Corp.
Heating,
preferred
8-10
6c
common-1 (quar.)—_
Wells,
Struthers
Vapor
9-
45c
..
9-12
" 7-27
7-27
capital "gaink J—8-14
(stock dividend)———1——
2%
>12- 1
10c
43 %c
Income
earned
from
30c
*
f
—5%
Line
(The
50c
(quar.)——
Corp.
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common (quar.)_—
7% 1st preferred (quar,)—
Storer Broadcasting, common (incr. quar.)
Class
B
(increased ouar.)
4——
of
pasteurization
reactions.—V,
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of La.—Partial
7-28
Van Raalte Co.
9-11
10- 1
56c
.
& Sons—
(J. L.)
8-27
.
gains)r_,;'*'H.;T2c:-:;!,
capital
'-
■
8-31
9-15 ;
i
•(10c
Vanadium
preferred (quar.)—:
Stewart-Warner
Stifel
8-27
$5c
Ltd.
J*und, Inc.—
earned
income
and
from
Value
Stern
4'/2%
"l 10c
(initial)
(interim)_i." /
common
Line
(The)
•
v
$1.25
f
;
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Stein (A.) & Co. (quar.)_
______
Stedman
Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)i——
9- 1
10- 1
.
Value
Lithograph Corp.—
'
0%
4$1
32'/2c
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)— '
$2.50
& Chemical (initial•> ^ 15c
New
radiography,
cnemical
-
(annual)„iJl"'
A
Mfrs.—
dividend
Stock
millions
1
8-10
9-10
V
•
3
8-10
«
9-10
35c
1
8-
•
1
8-
v
8-28
%
1
8-
8-15
for
—
8-15
:
8-15
'
5c
&
(Continued from page 9)
applications,
8-13
7- 9
'10-10
• 9-20
U 8 Borax
9-15 ; ; ;9- 1
4%% preferred < Initial—-—U.''■
75c
9- 1
8-15
U. 8. Foil Co., class A <quar,)w-w-«10c
* 10- 5 " '9-10
Class B
(quar.)
. 10c
-10- 6
9-10
U. 8. Lines Co., common
(quar.)— _______:
37Vic
9- 7
8-17
4Vi%
preferred
(s-a)__:—______
22 Vic
1-1-57
12- 7
U. 8. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)—_r_——: \.Zy 30c
9-158-31
U. 8. Printing & Lithograph Co. (quar.)—50c
9- 1^ 8-15
U 8 Rubber Co.,-common (quar.)
50c
9- 8
8-20
8%
preferred' (quar.)—'
$2
9- 8
8-20
U 8 Vitamin
(auar.)—w___15c ^
8-15
7-27
United Stores Corp., 6%
pfd. (quar.)—.—
$1.50
8-15
7-25
Universal
Insurance
Co.* (quar.)»————
25c
9-1
8-15
Universal Pictures, 4%% preferred (quar.)__
$1.06V* 1,- 9- 1** 8-15
Upson Co. (quar.)_
—;
30c
10- 5
9-2J
Utah Southern Oil
(quar:V 12ViC
9-l,:>. 8-17
Utility Appliance (itock dtvidend)—; r;. 6%^
8-30 ;. 7-30
9-14
) .",9-14
—-—--
-
Ltd.—
class
———
Merchants
United
12-
9-30
(quar.)_____i——>
(quar.)—
'
18-20
45c
class A
Btecher-Traung
0-28
10- 1
Illuminating, new
Keno Hill
Mines,
United
8-20
.
60c
Brands
Stauffer
common
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)^—$1.06 Vi
9-7
8-31
8-31
Extra
il2-14
.30C
9c
Milling,
Stanley
1
25c
-30c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)———1
10- 1
non-cumulative
5%
8-10
9-10
9-
25c
y
Standard
B
-
20C
;
..
Standard
Class
8- 3
475c
United Gram Growers,
11-
(quar—..
Co.
Water
Stamford
8-3
8-14
1
Improvement
preferred
:
Investment^News
8--s4
,
"
(quar.)
9-10
8-14
preference
A
Gas
4Vi%
11-
(increased)—
Square D Co,
Co,—
2'?}
Corporation and
7-14
8-31
25c '■*,
:
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Investments,
class
27 Vic
_______
Engineering
Fuel
United
27 Vic
,
Sprague
Foundry
8-15
(quar.)^
20c
preferred (quar.)—$1.75
7%
$1.15
<,
(quar.)-
Engineering &
Cos..(quar.)^_,—
General
Payable of Rec.
t38c
110c
—
Holders
When
"
Share
Common
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)__i——
Chemical, common (quar.
preferred (quar.
———--Kellogg & Sons "(quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)__.—
Spokane International RK.
United
10-19
preferred
4.20%
8-15
1
10-19
preferred (quar.)—
—
preferred (quar.)'—
—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
Spencer
Splndale
United
10-
11-
4.40%
Spencer
8
(quar.)
Electric Goal
$1.03%
,
;V
(quar.)
class A
B
11-
4.36%
$1.32
Class
97%C
preferred
4.60%
9-
33c
Ltd.,
Corps.,
92 Vic
<quar.)___
——
preferred (quar.)_._:—w—.——
(quar.)
United
7-31
Per
1
,
Name of Company
•
Payable of Jtec.
Southwestern
-
Holder$
When
Per
8hare
Name of Company
Monday, August 6, 1956
income
Universal-Rundle
tax
published date
and/or record date
was
is
Incorrect.. The
indicated
here.
corrected
-
payment,
cast
Iron
shares,
of
plumbing
which
is
a
manufacturer
fixtures.
Sears
owns
It
of
h»s
390,000
vitreous
china
outstanding
shares.
The
and
400.000
company
enameled
commor
has
been
(565)
advised
by Sears that, although
expects eventually to sell
Sears
140,000
shares,
Sears
proposes
Eundle's
to
offer
employees
Van
|
retaining
and
Norman
has
plan
no
single
Segal,
mission
of
interest.
of
it
American
equipment,
was
Pulley,
material
which
of
acquisition
by
an
Segal
said
that
additional
met
recently,
i-
The
handling equipment and hydraulic
has 82,637 shares of common
stock
said,
the
but
intention
the
of
of
presidents
conversations
no
acquisition
stock
soliciting
of
the
have
been
were
tenders
two
rate
Van
of
Exchange.—V.
Norman
about
183,
Industries,
$33,000,000,
2013,
pp.
conversion
held
is
1903,
Inc.,
1798,
has
the
on
1414,
of
sales
New
1280
the
and
York
accommodate
the
to
Chairman
President,
the
engineering,
Varian
.Dr.
of
plans
research-activities .of
the
City for
1041,
take
takes
and
Sigurd
the
over
Under
Varian,
his
the
of
;
due
to" this-
have
been
rapid
made
increase
the
in
company, for
H".
-
Myrl
long
a
Stearns
range
will
has
begun
on
a
instrument
division's
the
sales
»
to
departments.
the
the
half
million
five
next
Park.—V.
years
184,
organization
changes
strengthen' the
Executive
as
Chief
as
80,000
total
33
in
corporation
stockholders'
suits
-
been
against
-
in
Prosperity
March,
actions
.
1955.
which
Co.,
awarded
former
The
Inc.
4 the first litigation
was
charge
in
for
suits
number
a
for
in
completion
Stanford
within
stock
While
earned
ended
1
net
final
about
June
income
$1
30,
of
'
non-recurring
-
sale
of
i
lirst
quarter
the
Ward
in
the
and
profits
the
settlement
directors
of
its
Industries
about
prior
acts
to
and
of
were
which
Cuba.—V.
first
$3J3
of
Toledo
the
sale
operated
164,
Ward
is
purchase,
payment
of
this
The
stemming
in
the
Ward
year,
amount
.
in
large
Consolidated
part
the
name
and
goodwill
steamship service
,
,
,>
w
from
;
Net
lowest
"
,
-
No
share.
v
>
*
on
to
will
prices
shares
A11
Sept.
all
use
up
to
to
tendered.
will
be
tenders
5.
$20,000,000
its
of
—V.
New
York
"
to
on
the
stockholders
must
be
about
at
a
10
it
District
Net
stock.
form
shares
of
not
excess
later
tender,
days.- ry-
of
Judd
was
Gurfein
announced
ten
with
years
and
Net
sell
New
on
York
In
and
45th
Streets
to
and
t
c
v
'•
wLh
100
'
which
7.;:'•
.
-
will
Cost
at
filed
letter
a
plus
par
interest
underwriting.
accounts
.
and
of
proceeds
are
to
be
It
was
announced
filed
and
respects
fraud
tion
for
income
other
expenses,
exclusive
beIow__^__
timber
used
for
and
and
■
wear
and
and
sold
tear
(depletion)
of
plants,
than
income
105,349,395
and
.
equip-'
.
and
L.
at
■
Sale
Lake
of
1933
has
to
detei-
the
of
Com¬
exemption
respect
to
Iron*
publi©
a
~
■
June
on
scheduled^
office,
A
with
,
.
>
:
application
order
an
Regulation
Act
•
an
branch
permanent
a
Securities
to
Commission
3,
"
1955,
proposing
the
grounds
the
believe"
to
false
were
stock
offering
and
purchasers"
and
of
its
opportunity for hearing,
that
York's
misleading
"did
would
stock.
upon
notifica¬
in
materiak
operate
The
request,
as
a
suspension
the
on
ques¬
particu¬
hearing
a
will
failure
$7,000
of
mining
itself
concern
to
disclose
stock
lode
that
to
with
well
as
question
(1)
contracted
had
Greenfire
claims,
the
York
to
Uranium
as
Corp.
failure
a
to
whether
issue
for
an
certain,
describe
these
issued
to
that
whether
that
stock
by
York
the
either
of
3,310,000
the
Securities
them,
in
view
York
consideration
in
a
the
of
the
misleading
fact
that
share®;
repre¬
issued
and
the
to
thati
officelr»
the shares
payment for the cash
represented
had already
been
for
the
issuance of the shares;
was
to
whereby
in
stock
transferred
portion of
a
failing
1956,
767,000
York
been
of
or
agreed to sell
remitted to York in
which
incurred
Act
has
of
in
as
January,
and
shares
company
offering circular
have
false
well
as
instead
was
sold
was
$8,000
part
as
the
may
by
issued
circular
the
of
held
received
them
whether
of
none
for others,
renegotiated in
was
were
offering
still
directors
cash
accepted
stock
directors
is
sideration
was
contract
of
the
and
the
him
said
shares
and
co»-
paid
(4>
misleading in failing to disclose thaft
liability under Section 12 o#
the foregoing;
(5) whether th©
contingent
connection
with
offering circular would and did operate as a fraud and deceit
uporv
purchasers of York stock; and (6) whether the suspension order should
.be
17,500,000
26,254,730
vacated
or
made
permanent.—V.
183,
2698.
p.
%
'.-?■]v ■,J;
5,156,574
)
taxes.,
income
income
184,
Zenith Radio Corp.—Unit Buys
.
'___
share__
p.
per
Property—
-...
This
4
158.
$1.04 >
$1.06
,
corporation on July 26 announced that its Wholly-owned subthe Rauiand Corp., has purchased the Charles
Brunlng Co.
•property at 4321 N. Knox, Chicago, 111., .
r ;
sidiary
'
v
.
'
'
which
(Alan) Wood Steci Co.—Seeks
Listing in New York—
This
company
common
stocks
has
made- application
for
the
listing of its preferred
and
* lit
feet
of
of
Executive
60,000
land,
is
v
Vice-President,
square
feet
immediately
of
said
factory
adjacent
to
that
the
v
..
the
space
property
and
100,000
Rauiand
factory
property to expand its cathodo
ray tube manufacturing operations and to increase efficiency
by con¬
solidating some of the company's operations that are now being dono
elsewhere, Mr. Robertson said.
•
' V
:
;.
'
at 4245
t
American Stock
Exchange and the PhiladelphiaBaltimore Stock Exchange. At present the
company's shares are traded
the over-the-counter market.
.<
f
•"
on
Robertson,
consists
square
on
The
U MP( M/r
its
suspending
York.
upon
the
the
9,772,598
6,434,980
in
circular
that
deceit
officers
^
25,867,564
taxes
*
■
Wyo.—Hearing
.v
pursuant
Exchange
make
or
"reasonable
were
offering
and
senting
,
15,900,000
income
that
Regulation-A Notification
was
(3)
99,402,193
'
.
,
:.
-*
the
and
13,085,597
Federal
its
26
and
1956,
the
provided an
whether the
stock
158,086,101
roads__
N.
Knox.
Rauiand
will
use
the
.
company
,t t
»
has'filed
the
necessary
application
IvjO"'
and
help
•
The
purchase price
wa3
'
■J,
Your Dollars
registration
make
US
I
.
common
Whiskers Draw Claims and the North Barker Dome-Red Mesa area
] oil and gas lease rights and in failing to disclose
that, in selling such
;
properties, Fehr was acting for himself "and
.other? and part" of the
of
___
*
195$.
19,
,v
3.024,479
166,637,536
—
sold
a
(2) whether the offering circular was false and
misleading in
representing that 767,000 shares of York stock had been issued
to
Earl. E. Fehr as part payment under a contract for
purchase of th»
155,061,622
3,699,145
April
claims;
$•■
162,938,391
13,
by
larly,
1955
for-
(net)
of
31, <1955.
on
the
into
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
lumber, pulp, plywood and other
1
suspension should be vacated or made
permanent.
Aug. 13 hearing, requested by York, inquiry will be conducted
question whether the notification and
offering circular are
false and misleading in the
respects indicated and whether the sus¬
pension order should be vacated or made permanent.
More
At
SEC
4,522,099
-C'-v
V:
Dec.
for
offering
there
tion
disclose
$
shares
operations
of 10,000,000 shares of common capital stock at
two
cents per share.
By order dated May 22, 1956, the Commission
temporarily suspended the exemption from registration for the reason,
$6,746,561
\1956'
2Va
of
until
<•
July
on
vacate
under
public
Hugh
mailed
v
to
of. stock
'•York
the
,
1
split
include
to
consolidated
not
Securities
temporarily
registration
^offering
195G—Month—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$4,140,851
$3,872,794 $26,411,450 $22,385,439
3,031,076
2.630,801 i 18,684,489
15,638,878
:
J$1.3ft
adjustments
'
Net
(EDT)
•"%'£'
the
whether
unpatented
5,173,339
minor
company
there
859,365
tl,590,965
$1.50
by Morgan
company,
mine
Ry.—Earnings
816,045
contain
hearing for Aug.
a
principally short-time
$7,726,961
$2,192,861
1,884,428
$0.70
v
this
'
$1.24i;993>
$2,823,575
1,884,428
t
order
used
$1,311,192
Financing Scheduled for Aug. 13—
on
$1,000 denominations to
Aug. 1, 1956 to the date
payable
•.
430,83ft
.2,355,403
.
common
the
407,535
3,166,478
York Oil & Uranium Corp.,
Newcastle,
American
with
$4,979,094
205,009
1,476,351
income
on
outstanding share—
results
that
of
$6,397,588
Stanley & Co., at $31.75 p£r shai4, with a dealer's dis>shareV See also V. 184, p. 471.; - ; 1
':y%'U
50.
p.
notification
in
from
The
notes
income.*..
shown
of
Net
com¬
V The company ia advised that Messrs.
Harry M. Albert and Jack
Warner will tender an
aggregate of approximately 100,000 shares
$27.50 per share.—V. 183,
p, 2464.
183,
491,676
$2,995,552
_
count of 60 cents per
per
be
9,046,671
$4,531,03ft
448,05ft
outstanding at June 30
subsidiary
of
leet
outstanding
$1,109,775
goods
items
the
p.m.
12,236,694
$5,905,912
stock
-£\
' i
\
ry. oper.
income
of
Federal
$28.50
6,327,615
Stock Sold—The unsubscribed
2,729 shares of
were sold by the
underwriters, headed
attor¬
?• r.
f ■■ ;> ' •
/
closing of title on the sale of the
Washington. D; C., to Nassau Manage¬
products
Total
—V,
than .3
from
of
est
Cost
Line
at
37,780,678
$2,697,682
3_;-_
taxes
Giving effect to stock
1.
renewal
the
Telephone Co.—V.
23
expenses
184, p. 52.
Taxes
The
Mos>. End. June 30,
297,870
for
1955
small
&
subordinated bonds
revenue^
oper.
Sales
7
6
1955®
'
—
____
income per
*
the
Aug.
21-year
authorized
stock
of
cash
without
current
oper.
provision
common
in
July
pa*
$51,358,385
incomes—
Shares
to
in
■
:
price
submitted
comoany's
in
contracted
Square
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. <&
"
have
*
■>
purchased
21
44th
Six Months Ended June 30-*Income:
net
Mexico
$10
1956
expenses
income
deductions
Provision
■
the
Ward
directors
purchase
on
oper.
rev.
Nfet' ry.
quarter
for
of
(& Subs.)—Earns.—
22,018,344
Income
Income
Co., Minot, N. D.—Files With SEC—
Period End. June 30—
the
revenues
"
»
company, last week announced that
invitation for tenders of the
company's
pany
Hotel
Oil
for
of
Railway
Railway
reported
from
shares
$62,206,607
44,064,001
income
Total
additional
its Prosperity division, is engaged
conditioners, metal wall partitions
cleaning equipment. Ward early in
This
an
i
Cther
have
included
680,287
$31,043,641
administrative
operating
1,000,000
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.~To Buy Its Stock—*
;
'
has
Goldstein,
for
street.
Western Maryland
home
dry
264.
p.
between
temporary financing,
trans-
to
and
471.
sold—
goods
and
Net
52.
p.
of Herrick, Feinstein &
Rossman,
Knapp In the sale-leaseback.
&
v. "
understood
shares
common
share.
plant.
through
and
of
property,
is
Carolina
company
ment
"
Western
Other
cleaner
Times
,
of
of
sub¬
Corp.
and
/
quarter
a
$2,251,907
Corp.,
laundry
Selling
company
offered
$9,643,677.
Industries
completed
the
or
184,
Rossman
Roosevelt
be
instigation of
* 4
available,
817.807
on
For
corporation's
manufacture
division,
;
1956.
$2,609,507,
commercial
July
v
share
a
of
The
Ward
with
years
:
not
are
the
Inc.
leasehold, the Webb
covering $300,000 of 5%
in
and
centered
of
1950.
figures
client
a
Industrial
No provision for possible recovery of. the claims in the suit has
heretofore been made on Ward's books, Mr.
Weininger stated. The cash
award will, therefore, be treated as
extraordinary income, after deducting legal feas and court costs which have not as
yet been determined.
-
220,880.—V.
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co., a subsidiary
Telephone & Telegraph Co., owns about 30% of the
iw].
*
the
Co.
ance
building to house
production
and
Varian a
step closer
$510,000
officials
merged
stockholders'
occurred
"convertible
has placed privately an issue of
$500,-.
000 25-year first
mortgage bonds with the Berkshire Life
Insurance Co. and the Connecticut General
Life Insur¬
sidiary, The Prosperity Co. Inc. In making this
announcement, Richard
Weininger, Ward's President, said that the settlement also cancelled
counter claims of the defendants
against Prosperity amounting to
$162,408.
'
The
from
Knapp,
in
on
Webb
each
Westland
has
cumulative
Western ,Carolina Telephone Co.—Bonds
Sold Private¬
and
*
This
6%
of
mission
foot
planned
stock
p.
_
.
Ward Industries Corp.—-Suit Settled—
*
B
„
research,
moves
leasehold
acre
Officer
184,
sales.
Cost
ment Corp., Two Park
Ave., New York, N. Y., and Arthur
Tracy of
'Washington. Both properties were recently
acquired in one transaction
from corporations wholly owned
by Mrs. Maria Kramer of New York
City.—V.
184, p. 369.
>
i
1
\
I.,..
-
52.
p.
H.
the
&
Knapp also reported
ly—The
Vice-President
Executive
square
building
foot
their
on
other
administrative,
new
square
&
650-room
management
group
to
of
continuing expansion.
new
This
225,049
lease
Avenue
on
Webb
program
serve
Work
*
the
Samuel
of
to
lease
of
owner
frontage
"
business,
continue
general manager and will
of all company-operations.
series
Net
,
in
top
■
term
Eighth
expanding
i-Considering
preferred
June 30 .'56
Knapp subsidiary will spend
between $3,000,000 and
$4,000,000 for Improvements. 1
iNiX"
The hotel is a
27-story structure occupying the
esaterly block front
on
post,
that current sales are running 49%
above last year,
comparing today's $li,000,000 backlog of. orders with the
$5,000,000 backlog of just -one' year ago, Dr. Varian
pointed out that
*
As
re-
and
net
a
neys,-represented
Vice-
new
$8 500,000
back
options.
,
its
moves
formerly
Presidency.In
direction
the
President,
as
to
time
more
31.
for
the tocmpany.„•:,r
*
i
.Board
devote
to
the
to
rose
subsidiary of Webb
1,300-room Lincoln Hoetl
Stock
growing demand
services and products, it was announced
on
July
organization, Dr. Russell Varian, who has served
up
of
A
:
-
price
outstanding
The
organization-to
5%
stock.—V.
3 Mos. End.
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Unit in
Sale-Leaseback—
com¬
at
common
common
shares
ar¬
annual
an
exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
30, 1956, the company had1 outstanding 60,173 shares
value
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.
shares of this corporation has been
reduced to $10.42 from
Bertram Given, Executive Vice-President, announced
on
Aug. 2.
adjustment resulted from a common stock
dividend of 2%,
payable July 15 to holders of record June
30, recently declared
by
the board
of
directors.
The
preferred conversion rate,
now
.96 of
a
common
share, instead of .94 is controlled
by a formula based on
the number of common shares
outstanding.
;
>
After payment of the 2%
stock dividend, the number of
Varian Associates,-Palo
Alto, Calif.—-New Pres., etc.~
This electronicsfirm!, by recent action of its
board
of
directors,
broadens its
1414.:
completed,
which
listed
since
both
of June
par
$10.62,
companies
American Pulley Co., which has sales at
approximately $5,500,000, is traded over-the-counter;
of
oversubscribed and the books
;
^
was
preferred
lift
out¬
from
company has no
this time.
The
at
he
for
stock
annual
>
the
value
The
stock-of The
of
mon
his
shares
rangements
rate
of
The
As
$100
-
It
p.
with
sion.
of
Waste King Corp.—Conversion Price
Reduced—<
a
small number of
selling stock¬
independent of American Pulley's management is to be effected
exchange for Van Norman common and preferred stock.
Mr.
holders
183,
forms
-
on
The
trans¬
power
"■
*
July 26 by Goldman, Sachs
share, with a dealer's concession, of
$47.75 per
closed.—V.
shares
manufactures
at
was made
90 cents per share.
becoming that company's V
on
July 30 by Herbert I.
announced
;(par,$l)
& Co.
"
trucks at plants in
Philadelphia,
standing, its only class of stock.
The
stock
Universal-
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
17,123
•**
-
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 46,538 shares of common
additional
50%
50,000 shares to certain
executives.—V.
184,
p.
369.
7
formulated.
an
remaining
the
stockholder,
President.
been
dispose
the
This corporation has arranged to acquire
American Pulley Co. common
stock, thereby
largest
yet
as
otherwise
or
indefinitely
4&
't t.U J
possible the
CROSS
not disclosed.—V.
184,
p.
471.
v
'
.
.
3
'
The Commercial
50
and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, August 6, 1056
(566)
*
,
.
Dozier, Ala.
$16,-
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
was
sold
to
'wv
Francisco.
obligation warrants
Hugo Marx & Com¬
general
(P.
District
tion
of Birmingham, as 5s. Dated
1, 1956. Legality approved
by Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
■,
•
ARIZONA
til
Hanna,
until
bids
sealed
11
20 for the
purchase of $700,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
■'«.V.'/;7,
(MST)
a.m.
Aug.
on
Due
400,000x
bonds.
Due
No.
July
on
bonds
are
cisco.
July
Sch.
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School District, Los Angeles and
Kern Counties, Calif.
of
>"
San
Savings
Francisco,
as
about
Weeden
syndi¬
&
Co.; Dean Witter
& Co.; Merril Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; J. Barth & Co.; Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Lawson,
Levy & Williams; Stone & Youngberg; H. E. Work & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Hill Richards
& Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co., and
C. N. White & Co,
&
Co.;
Co.
County, Calif.
Offering—E.
T.
Johnson,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
office
in
(CDST)
until
Merced,
11
his
a.m.
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
$62,000 building bonds.
chase
of
Sept. 1, 1956.
from
at
on
Dated
1
bids
sealed
1957
to
Due
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1976
the
&
School
Union
of San Francisco.
Bonita Union
High School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 28
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive.
M-S)
Principal
payable
at
interest
County
and
the
County,
Alameda
Calif.
water bonds
at ;theCounty
Treasurer's office.
was
sold to the Bank
ings
cisco,
Association,
as follows:
$25,000
5s.
Due
of
on
San
July
Fran¬
2
from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
10,000 4%s. Due
and
20,000
on
July 2, 1964
1965.
4s.
1966 to
Due
on July 2
1969 inclusive.
from
105,000 3%s. Due on July 2 from
1970 to
Dated
1985 inclusive.
Jan.
2, 1956.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
ap¬
National
Association,
ings
Trust
San
&
is¬
suer
in
Chicago or New York
City.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
\
Calif.
Santa Barbara,
Offering
Bond
sealed
Wm.
S.
until
bids
2
p.m.
District,
Los
*
build¬
ing bonds offered July 31—v. 184,
23
for
&
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Highland School District,
Calif.
Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 184,
472—were awarded
to
Blyth
&
Co., Inc., San Francisco, as 3%s, at
price of 100.43, a basis of about
a
bids
at
until
9
of
&
Co.,
101.98,
a
as
4V4S, at a price
basis of about 4.08%.
COLORADO
(PDST)
Los Angeles,
:;%;5
184, p. 370—were awarded to a
v.
syndicate composed of the North¬
ern Trust Co., Harris Trust & Sav¬
terest
&
(CDST)
on
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Savannah
School
ings Bank, both of Chicago, Har-
Ripley & Co., Inc., Braun,
riman
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Stern Bros
Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
&
Co./- Soden Invest¬
Boettcher
District,
Orange
ment
Co., Peters, Writer & Chris-
Mullen Investment
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Bond Sale—The $55,000 build¬
North Monterey Union Sch. Dist.,
Inc., Kirchner, Ormsbee & Wiesing bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
Monterey County, Calif.
ner, Inc., Barret, Fitch, North &
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬ p. 54—were awarded to the Bank
Co., and Coughlin & Co., at a price
of
America
National
Trust
&
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 184
of par, a net interest cost of about
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
p. 370—were awarded to Blyth &
3.11%, as follows:
Co., Inc., and William R. Staats cisco, as 3%s, at a price of 100.47,
$1,110,000 3V2S.
Due on Aug.
a basis of about 3.64%.
3.43%.
&
Co., jointly,
$45,000
5s.
1957
to
follows:
as
Due
on
1959
30,000 21/£s. Due
and
tensen,
County, Calif.
1961.
Aug.
from
inclusive.
on
J.
from
1
Aug. 1, 1960
Waverly School District,
San Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R.
E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
3%%
outstanding
ity's
The
1953.
of
bonds
revenue
study
terms
accomplished to date ini
construction of the turnpike "as?
a model for other Turnpike proj-i
the
job
ects to shoot at."
The study says,
follows:
,
.7
eight months to go be¬
fore the originally estimated date
for initial operation, virtually all
of the contracts had been let ahd
"With
the necessary
Aug. 28
for
the
purchase
of
$100,000
building bonds. Dated Sent. 1,
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
a.m.
—
Broadway,
Lawson, Levy- & Williams,
Stone
& Youngberg, and C. N.
tion,
the
his office in
Reynolds & Co., 120
New York 5, N. Y.,
have
issued
a
special - memo—>
randum bearing on the Author¬
Progress
the entire length
.
by
Fla.
Study Lauds Construction
266—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
p.
purchase of Fort Lewis Agricut. and Mechanical
$160,000 general obligation
golf College (P. O. Fort Collins), Colo.
Bond
Offering — City Clerk course bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Bond Sale—The $756,000 dormi¬
Irene T. Jamieson announces that Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1972
tory revenue bpintdjs offered July
the
City
Council
will
receive inclusive.
Principal and interest 26—v. 184, p. L59—were sold to
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬ the Federal Housing and Home
on
Legality approved Finance
Aug. 14 for the purchase of urer's office.
Agency, as 2%s, at a price
$650,000 off street parking reve¬ by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los of
par.
4
>.
nue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Angeles.
'.v;'
Mesa County, Valley School Dist.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1981
Saugus Union School District, Lot
No. 51 (P. O. Grand Junction),
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Angeles County, Calif.
Colorado
(F-A) payable at the First West¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond Sale
The $3,010,000
ern
Bank & Trust Company, of
San Francisco. Legality approved County Clerk, will receive sealed building bonds offered July 26—
Aug.
%nrj.
Authority,
Turnpike
New
interest
County
Bond Sale—The $115,000
,
White
Wag¬
and
the
Angeles County, Calif.
Clerk,will* receive
City
ner,
—
„
recreation¬
257-7
in part, as
School
Willowbrook
Sav¬
Francisco;
fiscal agency of the
at the
or
Principal
payable
at
(M-S)
'
re¬
184, p. z66—were rejected.
Florida
1956.
"'
bids
Sold—All
bonds offered July
revenue
v.
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
Glade, Florida
Not
ceived for the $200,000
al
Hayward, Calif.
o.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Bonds
County
1,
-
FLORIDA
Belle
School Dist.,
Sept.
inclusive.
Due
Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
July
America
Calif.
(PDST) on Aug. 21 for the
purchase
of
$445,000
building
Treasurer's office.
Cherryland Water Dist.,
Dated
bonds.
ing
1, 1986. Principal and
(J-J)
payable at
the
Treasurer's office; at the Bank of
Due
on
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
I.
a.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 28
purchase of $500,000 build¬
9
for the
134,
pity, as 3%s, at a price of par.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
$100,000 build¬
266—were awarded to Francis
du Pont & Co., of New York
p.
Treasurer's officer
a.m.
payable
Bond Sale-^ine
ing bonds offered Aug. 1—v.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly.
Bond
Newport' Sch,
Wilmington),
Delaware
V
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura until
,(M-S)
Whittier Uriion High
Project
Area
No.
2-A (Capital Mail Area) alloca¬
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
District,
15, 1956.
District No. 21 (P.O.
*•.
7 Legality
development
Offering—Shirley Weeks,
Dated Sept.
DELAWARE
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
v'7:
interest
Ventura County,
on
Treasurer's V office;
•
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 15
for the purchase of $2,000,000 Re¬
'V;
bonds.
$1,400,000 off-
at: the
$250,000 school
July 30—v. 184, p.
awarded to Lyons &
were
NeW Castle County,
Aug. 20 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due
on Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1981
in¬
clusive.
Principal v and .interest
payable
offered
—
and R. D. White &
Co., jointly, as 3.05s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 3.04%.
until 2 p.m. (PDST) on
(M-S)
Corp.,
100.01, a
of
price
Shafto, Inc.,
Offering—Harry M. Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in El Centro
Offering—Joseph T. Bill,
Bond
group:
Witter
Dean
Redfield & Co.; Fred D.
Co., and C. N. White &
Fillmore
11
Orrick,
Redevelopment
370
ap¬
.
a
Bond Sale—The
bonds
County
-Legality
''^imperial County, Calif.,
Agency, Calif.
&
Blake
Ballico School District, Merced
Bond
Co.;
Co.;
J.
Barth &
Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; Stone
&
Youngberg; Irving Lundborg
Bond
(
of
members
Weeden
&
Sacramento
the
at
at
Ellington (P. O. Ellington), Conn.
Aug. 7
> Bond
3.65s, at a price of par.
as
7?v.y
2.98%.
Other
the
of
Fund,
payable
3.05s,
Westmoreland Union Sch. District,
parking
revenue, bonds
July 26—v. 184, p. 370—
sold to the City Retirement
were
on
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles. /
y y
offered
tion, of San Francisco, as 3s, at a
price of 100.20, a basis of about
3.67%.
members
Sale—The
Bond
street
(PDST)
a.m.
Treasurer's .<• off ice.
Sacramento, Calif,
build¬
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
$1,800,000
The
—
Dasis of about 3.04%.
L. B. Wallace,
—
purchase of $65,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1956.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
of San Francisco.
Calif.
Sale
Stone & Webster Securities
as
for the
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Angeles County,
11
until
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
ing bonds offered July 31—v. 184,
p. 266—were awarded to agroup
headed by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
price of 100.98, a basis
a
Other
cate:
of
Los
Bond Offering
at
by
Sch. District, Orange
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
14 for me
on Aug.
approved
Norfolk), Conn.
Bond
Legality
County, Calif.
.v
purchase of $350,000 water bonds.
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1
from 1960 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
County Legality
the
at
(PDST)
8 p.m.
Sch. Dist. No. 7 (P. O.
the
at
office.
Westminster
Dated
High School District,
Covina Union
build¬
ing bonds offered July 31—v. 184,
p.. 266—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Bank of Amer¬
33/4s, at
Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Los Altos until
Ostly,
Hartford and Norfolk Regional:
County
ap-7 building bonds offered July 31
were
awarded to a group com¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
posed of First Boston Corp.; Har¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cisco.
cago;
White, Weld & Co., and
payable
(F-A)
(A-O)
Robert N.
New
Colebrook,
Barkhamsted,
Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
Principal
and interest
Treasurer's
Calit.
County,
Offering—Col.
Hick,
9
payable
Clara
Santa
Bond
;
for the
Sale—The $800,000
Association
■
Water Dist.,
Purissima Hills County
Los Angeles,
Dist.,
Treasurer's office.
&
ap¬
a.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 28
purchase of $80,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal7 and interest
until
1,
CALIFORNIA
Trust
Legality
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
(M-S)
National
County
Bond Offering—Harold J.
8
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ica
Alto, or at the City's fiscal
agencies in Chicago or New York
City. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
•
,
;V:■
;
Covina
1956.
Bond
the
at
purchase
Palo
interest
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
from
1
aatea
and
office.
Treasurer's
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
The
payable
(M-S)
1957 to 1976
from
Principal
California
District
School
1
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1976
to
(CDST) on Aug.
of $900,000
municipal; improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1
from
1957 to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the American Trust Co.,
the
for
13
(CDST) on Aug. 7 for
a.m.
inclusive.
$300,000 High School District No.
8 bonds. Due on July 1 from
1957
11
sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
W. T. Paasch,
—
the purchase of $125,000 fire pro¬
jection bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Board of Education,
will receive
Offering
Bond
School District No. 8
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
of the
(CDST) on Aug. 9 for
the purchase of $41,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due
11a.m.
clusive.
Kidd,
receive
will
Clerk,
CONNECTICUT
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
til
Palo Alto, Calif.
City
County Clerk, will receive sealed
oids at his office in Martinez, un¬
Pima County
Clerk
from
Bond Ottering—Winifred
California
July
Offering—Elsa B.
from
V;
'
...
.
on
Protec¬
O. Martinez),
County Fire
Costa
Contra
pany,
Bond
,
105,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
&
Herrington
•'
105,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
office., Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick,
*
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
County Treasurer's
•-+
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
ALABAMA
t'
K.
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1,290,000 3s. Due? on Aug. 1 from
1967 to
1974 inclusive.
610,000 3.10s. Due on Aug. 1, 1975
and 1976.
of the project is
construction;
appraisals
under
have
on 90% of
land purchases and
completed
been
agreements have been
for property repre¬
senting 82% of the originally esti¬
mated right-of-way costs.
purchase
entered
"The
with
the
will
into
estimate
engineers
normal
weather
that,
conditions^
opening date of Jan. 1, 195T
be met and that actual con¬
cost of the project will
struction
show
of
saving
a
approximately |
$8.4 million, or 18% of the origi¬
nally estimated $45.9 million.
"One of
the
most difficult fig¬
particularly
contructed
through built-up areas, is the cost
of right-of-way; In nearly every
other turnpike these costs have
been appreciably higher than the!
original estimates. In the case of
one
of
the
larger
Turnpikes,
ures
where
estimate,
to
Turnpike
a
is
costs are running]
the preliminary figures.
right-of-way
220%
of
Through constant supervision and]
hard work on the part of members
of the Commission and particu¬
larly on the part of Mr.
B.
Manuel, Chairman,
Thomas!
right-of-j
costs are now officially esti-l
be no higher than those!
in the Official State-i
ment. We understand that by
the|
way
mated to
contained
right-of-way costs are final-j
the right-of-way costs on]
the extra section (not figured
in]
original plans) may raise the total]
by about $1.5 million on the over-]
all job.
time
ized,
"Because
which
were
of
change
feasible whei
various
found
Volume 184
Number 5557
—
.
construction
\
contracts
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
by
^
the more usual result of this
St. Clair County School District
188
Sale—An
Bond
County
(P.
Decatur )r
O.
school
No.
1956.
Sale—The
$1,000,000
second lien water revenue antici¬
funding bonds
was
Hilsman
& Co., J. W. Tindall & Co., Inter¬
state Securities Corp., and Norris,
Hirshberg & Co., as 3.80s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
3.79%.
■
,
.
Wayne County (P± 0* Jesup)p Ga.
Offering
Chairman
—
of
County Board of Education E. T.
Youngblood announces that bids
will
be. received
until
11 a.m.
on Aug. 7 for the purchase
.$675,000, general obligation,
S%, 15-year amortization bonds.
(CST)
of
HAWAII
Wailuku),
O.
(P.
County
St.
Bond
Offering
County
sealed bids until 9 a.m.
Bond
n
receive
to
City
-v
-
000
Com¬
the
1
O. Northbrook), III.
(P.
F.
Offering—Frank
Bond
Sny¬
der, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 14
1957 to
Dec. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
and in¬
Principal
(J-D) payable at an Illinois
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
terest
Dated
III.
a
I
Bond
the
April
1,
County
Livingston
Consol. School District No. 435 J'
(P. O. Pontine), III.
-'Bond
Sale—An
issue of $60,000
sold to
3s. Dated
school building bonds was
ttie Bank of Pontiac,
as
1 from
May 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
1958
to
1966
Madison
County Civic Memorial
Airport Authority (P. O. ,k:.
Edwardsville), III.
Bond
as
Sale—An
$150,-
of
development
bonds
sold to Quail & Company, of
airport
avenport,
956.
issue
as
3s.
Due on Jan.
Dated
July
1 from
970 inclusive. Interest J-J.
1,
1965 to
Legal¬
ly approved by Charles & Trau-
rnicht, of St. Louis.
bonds,
4s.
as
<
Dated
No.
and Henderson
Community Consol.
Counties
t Bond
<
Hillsdale, and the Bank
of Silvis, jointly, at a price of
ioo.i7.
r
■ - /•
4v
-.
Community
County
School District No. 222 (P.
R.F.D.
Bond
Unit
O.
Monmouth), III.
Offering
—
S. M. Phelps,
Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
Secretary of
will
8
Aug. 9 for the
$850,000, building
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at a" place of payment
mutually agreeable to the pur¬
sive.
chaser
and
the
of
Board
Educa¬
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
tion.
f
Municipal Bond Corporation,
Chicago, as 3V4s. Dated July 1,
Waverly, III.
956. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1958 to
1959 to
1961
$250,000
public utility bonds was sold
to Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
on
4V2S.
Dec.
Dated
1
June
from
1958
1,
1955. Due
to
1985
Ice
1962 to
1966
1971
1967 to
Dated
May 15, 1956.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office, Topeka.
Quinlan, of Topeka.
Aug. 1, 1956. Due
.
in¬
1957
•
,
Township
.
10
receive
(CDST)
a.m.
the purchase of
$12,000 building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1969
inclusive. Principal
and interest
Aug. .11
for
(J-J) payable at the Otwell State
Legality approved by Ross,
Bank.
—
Controller,
Carl L. Mason,
receive
will
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $30,000
municipal
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967
bids
10
until
2
Interest
inclusive.
by
approved
Noble
p.m.
the
for
J-J.
Legality
McCord,
Ross,
Ice
of Indianapolis.
Township (P. O. Albion),
Indiana
.
Bond Sale—The
and Civil
July
31
$122,000 School
Township bonds offered
—
v.
184,
p.
Topeka.
-
Boyd County (P .O. Catlettsburg),
267
—
were
inclu¬
1971
to
1957
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Farmers National
Bank, of Princeton. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
LOUISIANA
Parish
(P.
Gretna),
O.
Louisiana
,
Offering
—
Frank
J.
Deemer,
Secretary
of
Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
8 for the purchase of $109,598.60
street paving certificates, as fol¬
lows:
$63,420.64
series A
certificates.
>
Due serially from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
46,177.96
series
B
certificates.
Due serially from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
Mooringsport, La.
Bond
Offering
—
Peggy
Mrs.
receive
sealed bids until 12:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of
will
Clerk,
Town
Page,
$80,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
1957 to
Kentucky
Bond Sale—An issue of $145,000
,
school building revenue bonds was
Woody
headed by Walter,
& Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
cinnati,
as
sold to
a
group
follows:
!
1958
to
1973
inclusive.
23,000 3V2s..Due on May 1, 1974
and
i
1975.
improvement bonds offered July
27—v, 184, p. 160—were awarded
composed of Stranahan,
Co., Provident Savings
& Trust Company, of Cin¬
to a group
Bank
&
cinnati, Ellis & Co., Bankers Bond
Co., Kentucky Co., Stein Bros. &
Boyce, and Einhorn & Company.
Hart County
(P. O. Munfordville),
Kentucky
Offering—David
Bond
1
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
from
38,000
District No.
Sewerage
Due
bonds.
1957 to
1986
bonds
1
from
1
Sept.
on
inclusive.
dated
are
Sept.
1,
interest (M-S);
payable at the Town Treasurer's
office, or at a bank specified by
1956. Principal and
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Covinptcn. School District, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
Harris
1986 inclusive.
38,000 sewer bonds. Due on Sept.
The
$122,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
wart,
Bond Offering
City
sive.
Principal
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
.;
of
.
Parish, Converse Sch. Disti
Sabine
No.
Bond
8
(P. O. Many), La.
Offering
Secretary
Roy
Alford,
School
Board,
—
the
of
will receive sealed bids until 9:30
Aug. 29 for the
$25,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
on
1958 to 1976 inclu¬
interest (M-S)
payable at the office of the School
Board Treasurer, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sept.
1
from
sive. Principal and
A.
Ste¬
County Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Lafayette, Ind.
revenue
sewer
from
$156,000 bonds, as follows: -
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
and
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on
1
Sept. 1 from
(M-S) payable at the
Treasurer's office, Topeka.
& Quinlan, of
-
will
Trustee,
bids until
sealed
on
on
inclusive.
1976
to
water
bonds.
Jan.
Certificate
Nov. 15 from
on
and interest
State
Grace
Mary
—
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $75,-
000
Nov. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1976
to
Offering
Jefferson
inclusive,
120,000 3%s. Due
1972
Princeton, Ky.
Bond
Nov. 15 from
on
inclusive.
120,000 3V2S. Due
&
(P. O. Otwell), Ind.
Bond Offering—Paul D. Hollis,
ton, of Louisville.
inclusive,
120,000 3V4S. Due
p.m.
Township Sch. Township
Jefferson
gas
as
McCord,
Ross,
by
& Miller,
Bond Sale—An issue of
'Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
8
on
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclu¬
on
until
bids
re¬
Miller, of Indianapolis.
of
Warren
will
of
proved
Sal"—The $110,000 buy¬
County School District
10 (P. O. Benld), III.
he
1958.
and
KENTUCKY
payable at the Commercial Bank
of
Crown
Point,. Legality
ap¬
ing bond offered June 28—v. 183,
p. - 3063—were
purchased by the
Old Farmers & Merchants State
Bank
Township
nually from July 1,*1957 to July
1,
1965;
Principal and interest
Sch. Pis*. No. 210 (P. O.
Little York), III. '
; J
.4"
&
chool building bonds was sold to
Nov. 15, 1957
on
72,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
&
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
$85,000 building bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due semi-an¬
(CDST)
Warren, Mercer
acoupin
*
as
Legality approved by Dean, Dean
from: July
,Township Sch.
sealed
ceive
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
00
sewerage
Dec. 15,
chase
J-J.
i
City,
Kansas
$46,000 2V2s. Due
were
Ind.
Township' Trustee,
Interest J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
of
Company,
offered
—
was
$478,000
sold to Zahner
follows:
first
$270,000
Bond Offering—Frank N. Shafer,
elusive.
&
Community
&
(P.O. Cedar Lake), Ind.
4
Legality approved by Charles &
-
of Chicago, as
"i
Kansas
District,
,7>.4X.. V-'v Legality approved by Dean, Dean
apolis.
Hanover
;
gality approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
The
(F-A) payable at the Bour¬
Agricultural Bank & Trust
Company, of Paris. Legality ap¬
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬
Spickard, City Clerk, will receive
7:30 p.m. (CST)
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
1,
in¬
and
don
on
School
Aug.
Principal
sealed bids until
KANSAS
State
/
1
3 Vis; Dated May 1,
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
1971 inclusive. Interest J-J. , Le¬
Cedar
of
and interest
1955. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1975 in-
V
protection bonds was sold to
Municipal Bond Corporation,
Company,
Columbus
dated
Aug. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
371—were awarded to Ravens-
MbCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Dated
>
'
fire
build¬
ing bonds offered July 26—v. 184,
1, 1957
uo Jan. 1, 1966 inclusive. Interest
J-J.-Legality approved bv Ross,
,
75,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
Iowa
&
Aug. 1 from
on
terest
Offering—Leo
semi-annually
e •+*-
'elusive. Interest M-N.
f
„
Illinois
—
School City,
Jasper
1956; Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1995 in-
-
■
Carbon Fire Protection Dist.,
Glen
Sale
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, as 4s.
approved
'
4:
National
First
Bond
•
$165,000 water works and sewer4
age revenue
bonds, „ as 4s.
by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
bonds.
revenue
mortgage revenue bonds
July 31 — v. 184, p. 370
>
.
approved
l0WA
from
1
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
Due
1976
Aug.
on
1970
bonds-are
1956.
Bond Sale—The $138,000
p.
Due
to
1971
The
Goose Lake Consol. School District,
Township-Sullivan County
Sch. Building Corporation (P. O.
Shelburn), Ind.
Bonds totaling
$240,000 were sold to a * group
headed by Negley, Jens & Rowe,
of Peoria, as follows:
S
Bond
4
purchase of $425,000 school
building bonds, .Dated
Aug.
1,
on
waterworks
3s.
Aug, 1 from
on
inclusive.
1966
51,000 3V4S. Due
Trustees.
'•X-^/L'X
1960 inclusive.
to
1967
Beckman,
4 Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
Secretary oLthe Board of School ^ .
, „;.
; Pratt, Kansas
road improvement bonds was sold
Trustees, will receive sealed bids 4 Bond Sale—An issue of $264,000
to the First National Bank, of Sul¬
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 10 for general obligation bonds was sold
livan, as 41/2s.
«. ;"v. 4...
;
■4
the purchase of $135,000 building to Barret, Fitch, North & Com¬
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due pany, of Kansas City, as 3s. Dated
t'i;
Toledo, III.■
for the
1956,- Due
28,000
1, 1959 to Aug. 1, 1973 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the office of the School
Jackson
r
Cook County School District No. 28
receive
(CST) on
Bank, of Elk¬
hart. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sullivan,
will
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
District. ; Legality
1961
sive.
State
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
ILL,N0IS
Controller,
follows:
1957 to
'
ing institution in Illinois mutually
4",
(J-J)
a
37,000 31/4S. Due
the
Feb.
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $400,-
satisfactory to the purchaser and
the
for
20
and
Almstedt
price of 100.01,
of about 3.14%,
Sons,
$24,000 2V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
Rapids.
sealed bids utnil 1 p.m.
Offering—Hawley Canter¬
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
Treasurer's office, or at
the Bankers Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, .of New York
as
cf
Offering—Robert E. Long,
Bond
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
County
Aug.
&
net interest cost
a
Offering—Robert J. Kry-
Secretary
croft
1, 1956.
interest
p.m.
Elkhart, Ind.
...
Secretary of the Board ol'
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
10
for the purchase * of r $390,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
for the
purchase of $600,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug.
1 from 1961
to
1975 inclusive. Principal and
re¬
Bank, Farmersburg. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis,
bury,
(Hawaiian
Standard Time) on Aug. 15
Mc-
2
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Peoples
Illinois
Kam,
K.
K.
will
until
sive.
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at an Illi¬
nois
banking institution
desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
O'Fallon
Richard
—
bids
Hillard
Bros., jointly, at
the Board ol
School
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CDST)
Jan. 1 from 1959 to41986 inclu¬
on
school building
County,
sealed
(CST) on Aug. 14 for the purchase
$473,000 first mortgage reve¬
nue bonds. Dated July 1
1956. Due
Offering—Harry M.Keyes,
Clair
Bond
ter,
school
Sale—The $140,000
building revenue bonds offered
July 31 were awarded to J. J. B.
of
munity Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 90,
—
Treasurer,
ceive
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
10 for the
purchase of $830,000
j St.
Offering
Hugh, District Secretary, will
County,
"
Bond
Indiana
Bond
Paris, Ky.
Bond
v.
purchase of
$230,000 school building and im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956.
Due semi-annually from
Curry Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Farmersburg),
O'Fallon Town¬
ship High School District No. 203
(P. O. O'Fallon), Illinois
Hawaii
V
Clair
.
j.
.
Speedway School Town, Ind.
on
pation certificates offered July 31 to 1967 inclusive. Interest A-O.
—v. 184, p. 370—were awarded to
Legality approved by Charles &
a group composed of Courts & Co.,.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
/
R. S. Dickson & Co., J. H.
Due
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
first
offered
revenue
—
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
State Bank, Edmonton.
$417,000
bonds
184, p. 267 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
&
Share Corp.,
Indianapolis, as
4s, at par.
mortgage
July 31
semi-annually
from
July 1, 1957 to July 1, 1969 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
$19,500
sold to
Benjamin Lewis & Company, of
Chicago, as 4%s. Dated July 1,
1956.
Due on April 1 from 1964
Georgia
Certificate
issue of
.Bond Offering—E. Lee Menden-
-
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
hall, Secretary of Board of Scnool
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug.'9 for
the purchase
of $103,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
(P. O. Brooklyn), III.
GEORGIA
City, Ind.
School Building
O. Albion), Ind.
Township
Corporation
Beach Grove School
370—has been cancelled.
type
of work."
Noble
INDIANA
; :
inclusive.
1977
to
and interest
Edmonton
backing from the Com--1
McDonough and fHancock Counties
mission, not only have construc¬
Community School District No. 175
tion costs proved to be consider¬
(P. O. Blandsville), III.
ably less than original estimates
Bond Sale Cancelled—The offbut features were included which
have pleased the owners of prop¬ erring of $580,000 schoolhouse site
bonds
originally
erty along the right-of-way rather and..building
scheduled for July 25—v. 184, p.
than antagonizing them, which is
Maui
1958
Co., of Indianapolis, as 3%s, at
price of par.
&
a
I*.''.'
with full
Bond
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
Raffensperger, Hughes
awarded to
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
&
Charles
i'rauernicnt, of St. Louis.
approved
gality
51
;•
Le¬
J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
1976
ad¬
were
vertised, and through great ingen¬
uity on the part of the engineers,
DeKalb
(567)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
—
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $32,000
Dated Aug.
school building bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
MARYLAND
payable at the Hart
County Deposit Bank, Munford¬
ville. Legality approved by Joseph
R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Sale
The $1,567,000
to
interest (F-A)
Metcalfe County
(P. O. Edmonton),
Kentucky
Offering—Earl
Bond
for the
O.
Shive,
purchase of $312,000 school
revenue
bonds
highway
offered
371—were
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 7
building
—
county
bonds.
Dated
construction
July 31—v. 184, p.
to a group
awarded
composed of Alex. Brown &
Sons,
Baker, Watts & Co., John C. Legg
& Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Robt.
Garret & Sons,
Mead, Miller &
Co., and C. T. Williams &
Co., at
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
*
1957 to
.
and 1962.
♦'
■
from
1969 and
•
Due
2.70s.
280,000
1970.
'•
*
«'
1971.
147,000 2%s. Due Aug. 1,
Bond
$5,000,000 tem¬
Sale—The
a
jointly,
as
First $85,000
of The
composed
group
general
Berrien
Merchants National Bank, Second
48
-
II
and
Trust Co.,
Boston, at 2.19% interest.
all of
Trust Co.,
Street
Bank-State
Niles), Mich.
O.
4s. Due
$42,000
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
of
May
on
at the above-mentioned
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
111
a
and
.Note Sale—The $40,000.Superior
Court Building elevator notes of¬
bonds,
Holliston^Mass.
■
in
National Bank of Boston,
Bonds
Munici¬
the
purchase of $475,000 school
project bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1975
inclusive. Principal
and interest
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston.
Legality approved by
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Garden City,
First
pal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 8 for
&
;
„
•'
fund
184,
Sale—The
ing system
revenue
v\\
—
184,
awarded to the
Bank
of
Battle
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $170,000 bonds, as follows:
$40,000 water bonds. Due on Sept.
1
from
1957
surface
on Sept.
1971 inclusive.
to
10,000 water departmental equipment bonds. Due on Sept.
1
from 1957 to
1961
inclusive.
25,000 street bonds. Due
1
1957 to
from
45,000
Due
1966 inclusive.
drain construction bonds.
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
1971
inclusive.;
25,000 h i g h w a y departmental
/
equipment
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1961 incl.
The
1956.
bonds
Principal
able
Bank.
Sept.
interest
and
the
at
dated
are
1,
pay¬
above-mentioned
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
by
awarded
were
price
a
of
cost of
about
3.68%,
$23,000 3%s. Due
1957
4,000
3V2s.
and
Nichols, Town Treasurer, will
re¬
Bank-State
—
bids
the
at
Street
Second
Trust
Co.,
Municipal Dept. 2nd Floor, 111
Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST)
chase
lows:
J
for the pur¬
bonds, as fol¬
14
.
..
municipal
$600,000
-
Aug.
on
of $1,400,000
light
plant
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1976
1957 to
96.9
Bond
inclusive.
Due
May
on
from Feb.
1971.
','||!|
Saginaw, Mich.
of
Due
ing
bids until
the
8 p.m.
automobile
bonds.
(EST)
purchase
Dated
of
of
No.
payable
at a banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
sold
improvement
of
1
\
«
?..<.}
j>
*
J
3
"
t; r;
J
3
*
Sale—The $750,000
bear
additional
from
was
Feb.
Other
to
•
.
1
to
interest
Aug.
1,
of
members
■
J-J.
Call,
1989
Piper,
Jaffray
Woodard-Elwood
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
&
J:
:)t;
.1
*
K'Cu
v'rif
' ■».-j
Greenwood,
y.-J
.
il.'ft
no
1
;*.
!
.'
000
'
uv>"v>
J.' *
of $50,000
issue
~V;*'
"
1
Poplarville), Miss.
hospital
years.
(CST) on
$75,in 10
inclusive. In¬
J-D. Legality approved by
Charles
Trauernicht,
.&
St.
of
Louis^
;
Offering
sealed
—
C.
J.
Darby,
will I receive
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Clerk,
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $75,000
general obligation bonds. Due se¬
rially from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Sale—Bonds
Washington County, Hollondate
Special Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Greenville), Miss.
D. Brooks,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $320,Bond" Offering—A.
Jackson,
National
Bank
of
Commerce, of New Orleans, Hamp
of
&
Cady & Co., and Arn¬
Crane,
as
follows:
municipal
$2,500,000
Bank,
Jackson-Hinds
Co.,
of Jackson,
old
separate
due
1962 in¬
clusive; $1,150,000 3s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1973 in¬
clusive; and $1,000,000 3V4S,
due on Aug. 1 from 1974 to
Aug.
1
MISSOURI
Chillicothe,
Bond Sale—The
1981 inclusive.
public
bonds:
$196,000
were
Stern
due
&
3.37%.
Ferguson, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Charles
,
t,
J;
J
3
1.—
Trauernicht,
"
...
of
St.
'
Linneus, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
system
bonds
was
$109,500
sold tp
Barret, Fitch, North & Company*
of
,
,
Legality approved by
&
Louis.
special street improvement bonds, as 3Y4S..
,
improvement
terest F-A.
on
820,000
■'
$146,000
bonds was
Company,
of St. Louis, as 314s, 3s and 2V2s.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on Feb.
1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
street
sold to Blewer, Glynn &
inclusive.
1.
Co.;
Co.; Barret, Fitch,
Lucas, Eisen &
Zahner & Co., and
Luce, Thompson & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.002, a basis of about
$644,000 3s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1973 in¬
clusive; and $560,000 3V4S, due
on
Aug. 1 from 1974 to 1981
J
com¬
Co.;
Waeckerle;
clusive;
,.
bonds of¬
p. 161 —
group
a
&
Bros.
North
improvement
6s,
to
awarded
|
posed of George K. Baum &
1 from 1957 to 1962 in¬
Aug.
Mo.
$1,385,000 elec¬
tric light works revenue
fered July 30 —v. 184,
from 1957 to
1,400,000
l'.:
serially
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
school bonds: $350,000 6s,
'
Due
bonds.
school
000
totaling $4,-
720,000 were sold to a group com¬
posed of the -Deposit Guaranty
Trust Co., of Jackson, Scharff &
Jones, Inc., Leland,
Speed Co.,
Lewis & Co., Allen & Co., Rod
Russ & Co., First National Bank,
Jones
(CST)
7 for the purchase of
$106,000 industrial bonds. Due se¬
rially from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Jackson, Miss.
I
Bond
receive
Aug.
on
from
v
W. S. Car-
Colored
Mississippi
Bond
-
rothers, Town Clerk, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
County (P. O. Gulf port),
1
Due
"
Bond Offering—Mrs.
1 from 1957 to1 966
terest
bonds.
Ruleville, Miss.
i
2V4S.
and
2V2s
as
'
\
,
-
;
•*.<*
County Supervisors
I, 2 and 3 (P.O.
sealed bids until 11 a.m;
inclusive.
1, 1956. Due on June
•
"J
V:' K
June
Dated
r.
v-
i
Sale—An
Bond
& Hopwood;
Co.,- all of
i'
River
Districts Nos.
hospital bonds was sold to the Le¬
flore Bank & Trust Company, of
Al¬
Minneapolis;
First
National
Dallas.
Bank;
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.;
Caldwell, Phillips Co.; Shaugh¬
Taylor Township (P. O. Taylor
nessy
& Company, Inc.; Harold
Center), Mich.
E. Wood & Co., all of St. Paul, and
Bond Sale—The $2,870,000 water
First
National
Bank,
of Grand
revenue
bonds offered July 25—
Rapids. *
:
Dated
July 1. from
Aug. 10 for the purchase of
lison, Williams Co.; J. M. Dain &
Interest
inclusive.
bonds
Co.,
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Pearl
B.
T.
Greenwood, Miss.
group:
Co.;
to
of $575,000
revenue
July I; 1956. c Due On
1961 to 1981 inclusive, v; Interest :
&
Mrs.
—
Due from 1957 to 1968
1957.
the
,
Bond Offering —• N. C. Rouse,
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $50,000
Clerk,
will
receive
water works improvement bonds. Chancery
1.20%
1985
vJ
7- 7"
of
Northwestern National Bank;
;
*
school
Rauscher, Pierce & Com¬
pany, of Dallas, as 4V2s.
Dated
July 15, 1956. Due on July 15 from
"!
.
I, I
I.
building bonds offered July 30
v.
184, p. 372—were awarded to a
group
headed by the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Minneapolis, as
3.30s, at a price of par. The bonds
$50,000
bonds
Legal¬
County Common Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Grand Rapids), Minn.
Bond
\
issue
suitable bank des¬
Minneapolis.
Itasca
stitution
Sale—An
any
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
parking rev¬
May 1, 1956.
Detroit.
1 from 1959 to 1983
Principal and interest
payable at
inclusive.
(J-J)
Sept.
ignated by the purchaser.
$1,-
July 1 from 1958 to 1982
Principal and interest
on
on
inclusive.
on
$600,000 build¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
bonds.
Due
J. Faist,
Finance, will receive
Aug. 20 for
enue
I r,:.||
Offering—Carl
Director
sealed
■
Willmar,
Empora, Miss.
Offering
Chancery
Offering—Grace M. Seed,
sewer
Inc./ of Memphis, a&
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 a.m. (CST) on
1, 1957
1, 1958.
t
:f
I Bond
in¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 15
1, 1970
Groce,
J-J.
Harrison
additional
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 89 (P. O. Minneapolis), Minn.
May 1 from
on
Feb.
to
Black
sold to M. A. Saunders &
was
were
—
and
water
MISSISSIPPI
for the purchase of
street
F.
sealed
tol
1 from
on Aug.
inclusive.
bear
terest of 1.20%
follows:
as
bonds
interest
net
a
Saginaw, Mich.
Preston
ceive
Kenower, Mac-
100.02,
.r-
1979 inclusive.
1975 to
The
&
Reading, Mass.
Offering
to
1974
to
Jack
—
Bond Sale—An issue
offered
bonds
184, p. 269
v.
—
1—v. 184,
120,000 3.30s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Arthur & Company, of Detroit, at
Bond
Bond
1971
$27,000 Motor
Vehicle Highway Fund bonds of¬
fered July
25—v. 184, p. 372—
000,000
'
45,000 3.20s. Due
.
.
Sale—The
Bond
Sept.
on
$225,000 build¬
1957 to 1970 inclusive.
Millington, Mich.
Bond
Offering
Bond
Foard,
$60,000 3.10s. Due on Aug. 1 from
basis of about
a
,
I
v
)
-
1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
25,000
sanitary
and
drainage bonds. Due
and
awarded to MannInc., and
Baxter,
Williams & Co., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.32%, as follows;
Michigan National
Creek, as 3V2s, at
price of 100.50,
main
sewer
-
372—were
heimer-Egan,
371—were
Big
County,
Special Consolidated Sch. District
(P. O. Winona), Miss.
p.
bonds offered
p.
Montgomery
as
Minnesota
$130,000 park¬
July 30
Co.,
ing bonds offered Aug.
Clerk
to 1976 inclusive.
will receive sealed
awarded to the Bank of
(P. O. Mound),
Sale—The
Town
Oxford, Miss.
July 25
Hennepin County Indep. Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 85
Marshall, Mich.
Bond
and
the
Bond
:F.
Bigelow, City Treasurer, will re¬
■
for
highway
July 30—v.
rejected,
vehicle
offered;
473—were
p.
3.46%.
Edward
—
Sold—Bids
motor
bonds
&
Co., Allan Blair &
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
Mich.
Buhl), Minn.
Offering—Stanley J. Hill,
Willmar, Minn.
Bond Sale — The $11,000 water
,
Marlborough, Mass.
Offering
Not
$80,000
a
Bond
June 1 from
on
the
by
(CST) on Aug. 7 for
the
purchase of $40,000 public
playground bonds. Due from 1957
Duluth.
Piper,
Caldwell,
P h i 11 i p s ,.Co.,
Shaughnessy & Co., John Nuveen
& Co., Central Republic Company,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., M. B. Vick
1969 to 1932 inclusive.
receive
the
of
care
I
Vaughn,
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Due
received
be
until 7 p.m.
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
payable at
a
suitable
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 6 for
banking institution designated by
the purchase of $42,000 general
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
obligation school bonds. Due se¬
approved by Nye, Montague, Sul¬
rially from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
livan,
Atmore
& McMillan, of
Co.,
110,000 314s.
340,000 3%s.
Other
account:
the
Minneapolis.
bids until 7 p.m.
Moody, Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Harold E. ^Wood &
from
Due oh June 1 from
.&'*■<-1962< to* 1968 inclusive;*'^ «
'
'
Bond Offering—Ela K.
Town
1
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
•;
of.Springfield#;as 2s„ at par.
■
June
of
in¬
inclusive.
1959
1,
Mendenhall, Miss.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
(CST) on Aug. 8
for the purchase of $25,000 school
building repair bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
to 1961
inclusive. Principal and
Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M. Dain &
Co.,
Kalman
&
Co., Juran
&
follows:
on
Feb.
to
members
,
from
due serially
are
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Independent Sch,
No. 35 (P. O.
District Clerk,
from Feb. 1, 1957
terest of 1.30%
The bonds
park
fray & Hopwood, of
from
1
additional
bear
40,000 District No. 4 bonds.
45,000 District No. 5 bonds.
interest
Feb.
on
30,000 District No. 3 bonds.
improvement
184, p.
awarded to Piper, Jaf¬
and
St. Louis County
inclusive.
1978
to
bonds
The
Friday & Co., at
Due
Due
4s.
1975
receive
(CST) on
$25,000 District No. 1 bonds.
offered July 31—v.
372—were
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
180,000
Jordan,
lows:
1956.
Bond
follows:
as
Clerk,
improvement bonds, as fol¬
road
Pipestone, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water
group
$800,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
473—were awarded to
composed of Halsey, Stu¬
$50,000 4s.
473—were
the Spriogeld National
fered Aug, 1—v. 184, p.
Sale—A
neapolis, purchased on July 26 an
of
$980,000
improvement
p.
as
a
issue
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
3.72%,
Nov. 2,
Dist.
a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
Springfield), Mass.
awarded to
group
art &
Hampden County (P. O.
Bank
184,
—v.
at
headed by
Allison-Williams Co., of Min¬
the
A.
will
Offering—E.
Bond
Chancery
Districts
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $140,000
Crystal^ Minn. 7
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered July 31
bank.
p.m.
Paul.
,
payable
Johnson,
proved
by
B r i g g s,
Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
Bond
Leake County Supervisors
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
bonds
1 from
development
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
31 were awarded to a
composed of First National
Bank;
Northwestern
National
Bank; Midland National Bank, all
of Minneapolis, and the First Na¬
tional Bank of St. Paul, at 2.25%
interest. Dated Aug. 2, 1956. Due
works
40
Boston,
$60,000 industrial
bonds. Due serially f
the purchase of
group
suitable
1957 to 1969 inclusive;
Water
296,000 3V2s. Due on May 1 from
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase • of
30,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1974.
$100,000 pavement and sidewalk
32,000 2V2S. Due on May 1, 1975.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬ Clarkson Community Sch. District,
clusive.
Principal
and interest
Michigan
Bank
mut
8
payable
interest
268—were awarded to the First
Michigan
Corporation,
and
Kenower, MarArthur & Company,
jointly, as follows:
ley, City Treasurer, will receive
until
|
(P. O. Carthage), Miss.
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
$400,000 build¬
p.
of
Bond Offering—Robert R. Bent-
Minneapolis, Minn.
Certificate Sale—The $1,000,000
certificates of indebtedness of¬
(CST) on Aug.
8 for the purchase of $60,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to
1978 inclusive. Principal and
County School District No.
(P.
payable at a
institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Danforth &
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
suitable banking
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
E.
Lonnie
—
fered July
Chisago, Minn.
Offering—E. T.
Bond
Offering
Meador, Chancery Clerk, will re-
(J-J)
interest
and
basis of
a
County (P. O. Laurel), Missy
Bond
ceive sealed bids until Aug. 6 for
MINNESOTA
Co.,
&
100.01,
of
price
a
Jones
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
about 3.49%.
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 184,
Gloucester, Mass.
III
at
$115,000 water
Bond Sale—The
Safe Deposit &
Boston
/
,
3yzs.
as
change Bank, of New York City,
Rockland
Atlas National Bank,
Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
&
(CST) on Aug. 14 for the'purchase
$150,000 hospital bonds. Dated
of
&
bonds as 414s.
obligation bonds
revenue
30,000
Corp., Chemical Corn Ex¬
Boston
j;
MacArthur
follows:
Kenower,
loan notes offered July 30
184, p. 473—were awarded to
porary
—v.
Sale—The
util¬
Corp., Kenower, MacArthur
Co., Walter J. Wade, Inc., and
McDonald-Moore & Co., as 3V2s,
* *
supply system bonds offered July
31—v. 184, p. 371—were awarded
to McDonald-Moore
& Co., and
Boston, Mass.
Note
Mich.
Akron,
MASSACHUSETTS
,v r.' ,V-
"(
..
.
,
igan
MICHIGAN
'
|
•'
7
..
.
$490,000
Sale—The
Bond
worth
1,
■
'"I| I
••
July 26
—v. 184, p. 269—were awarded to
a group composed of Braun, Bos-
Boston.
Aug.
on
•
I
ity revenue bonds offered
Legality
approved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, ot
from
360,000 2.60s. Due on Aug. 1
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
f V f
>
bonds when originally |
offered on July 11—v^,184, p. 269 i
—were
rejected."'
T
'
foregoing
sealed
ceive
Zeeland, Mich.
:
able at the above-mentioned bank.
1965 inclusive.
1963 to
and interest pay¬
Principal
1956.
340,000 2Vzs. Due on Aug. 1
'
1,
Sept.
;
f
;
■
dated
are
R.
City Recorder, will re¬
bids until 7:30 p.m.
.
$170,000 Series A as 3%s, at par.
2,700,000 Series B as 4s, at par.
Note—All bids received for the
Luverne, Minn.
Offering — Fred
Bond
I -V
bonds
The
2.40s. Due Aug.
200,000
as
1976 inclusive.
to
400,000
school ; bonds. Due on
;
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1976 incl.
: '
1960.
1, 1961
100,000 3s. Due Aug. 1,
.
1957
1 from
on Aug.
1959 inclusive.
$140,000 5s. Due
purchased by H
Royal Neighbors of America,
follows: 7' v^l.4ll|l 11% "Ia Mitchell,
the
from
1
cost of about
184, p. 268—were
v.
Project
price'of 100.004, a net interest 1400,000 Reading School
bonds; Due on Sept.
2.68%, as follows: "■
a
Monday, August 6, 1956
...
(568)
Kansas
City.
c"j ;'•» < "■ ,i*.V-' C.
■¥% »<\r?
.'*}
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i'-
r- ■
1
'c>1 r
f.
I
Volume 184
Number 5557
Montrose, Mo*
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Livingston
H
Bond
Sale—An issue of $70,000
general obligation water works
bonds was sold to Zahner &
Kansas
$21,000
City,
4 Vfe's.
follows:
as
Due
1
he
49,000 4%s. Due on March 1 from
/
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
The
dated
are
March
1956.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers &
Newark,
bonds
1,
a
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
syndicate
same
shown
Township
able
in
a
composed of the
group
Commerce
Trust
Co., Stern Bros.
6 Co., and A. H. Bennett & Co.,
all of Kansas City.
Park
School
New
District,
Jersey
Offering
tional
Flathead
County School District
Ho* 30 (P. O. Lakeside), Mont.
Bank
Legality
$42,300 build¬
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 184,
City.
NEW
.s ■ ;
000
Bond Sale—An issue of $61,000
5%% water and sanitary sewer
to
Grande
&
Co.,
Inc., of Seattle. Dated July 1, 1956.
inclusive. Interest J*J. ' Legality
approved by ^Pr^tbn^ ^hor^rimi
son & Horowitz, of Seattle..
Richey,:Mojnt.i
' «*-»(*
£
Joe
Ziegler,
Toim MCle^k^ will receive sealed
bids .until 8 p.m.^ CMST)' on> Aug.
7 for the
nicipal
—
purchase of $45,000
choice;
City,
Zahner
Tobin,
Offering
Gordon
—
R
City; Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of
$770,000
bonds,
revenue
lows:
fol¬
as
V
$650,000
electric
Due
Sept.
1976 inclusive.
on
120,000 sanitary
1
Dated
Sept. 1, 1956.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
"County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Wells, Martin,
Baird
&
NEW
Lake hurst
Bond
Cabe,
•
*
of
-
*
'
to
School District,
Principal
(J-D)
payable
Brook
National
Bond. Sale—The
improvement
was
2
1
the
at
Bank
of
tional
J.
Mc-
Secretary of the
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $230,©00 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
Principal and
in¬
bonds
1956. Due
1961
&
to
a
Aug.
First
Aug. "T,
1 from
1957 to
inclusive.
dated
: are
,
terest
,
June
,
B
d
on
Church,1.
receive
Canisteo, N. Y.
Bond Offering
(DST)
sealed
bids until 3 p.m..
(EDST)
Aug. 9 for the purchase of
$91,000
building
bonds.- -Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
1957
to
1986
1957
Bond Offering—Harold
Town
Supervisor,
sealed
(EDST)
bids
F. Leg-
will
until
8
re+
p.m.
Aug. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $42,750 town hall bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on March
1
on
from
1957
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Clymer State
Bank,
Clymer.
Legality
approved
by
Allen A. Cass, of Jamestown.
bonds
474
Sale—The $135,000 water
Aug. 2—v. 184, p.
Trust
awarded
Co.
of
to
the
Western
Marine
New
York,
price of
of
Buffalo, as 3.10s, at a
100.04, a basis of about 3.09%.
'
Greenwood
Bond
Lake,
Offering
—
N.
Y.
Merritt
Hum¬
phrey, Village Treasurer, will
re¬
will
p.rii.
1986
-
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principa
payable at the
■
Bond Offering — Nicholas F.
Vuolo, City Treasurer, will receive
bids
2
until
(EDST)
on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$100,000
pu b 1 i c
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Prinicpal and interest (J-J) pay¬
p.m.
able at the
Orange County Trust
Company, Middletown.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
New Rochelle,
Plant
New
N.
Y.
Purchase
Rochelle
July 26 offered to sell its
pany on
l6caV Water plant to the City at
a
cost of about $10,250,000, ac¬
cording
to
the ,; New
Rochelle
"Standard-Star" from which we
Due
timated
Livingston Township (P. O.
Livingston), N. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,462,000
sewer
assessment, sewage treat¬
ment plant and water bonds of¬
fered
July
31
—
awarded
were
headed
Bank
by
of
price
of
v.
.to
the
a
p.
373
syndicate
National
Newark,
100.05,
184,
National
Ryan, Hanauer; J. B. Hanauer &
F.
R.! Cole
& Co.; Mackey,
Co.; R. D. White & Co.
Herbert J. Sims & Co.; Ewing &
Co., and W. A. Gardner & Co.
&
Aug. 1 from
on
Bank
of
Warwick.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 12 (P. O. Malverne), N. Y.
Bond
building
v.
184,
a
a
Other members of the
group
B. J. Van Ingeir 8c Co.; Ira Ilaupt
& Co.; Kean; Taylor ■'& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Rand & Co
Co.;
1966
Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
First
State
3.60s, at a
basis of about
as
3.59%.
Dunn
and
to
Sale
bonds
group
p.
—
The
offered
475—were
composed
$2,965,000
Aug. 2—
awarded
of
to
Lehman
Bros.; Smith,. Barney & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Mercantile Trust
including the addition of construc¬
tion
costs
at
made
the
about
price
of
3.24%.
100.15,
a.basis
of
be
to
"Mr. Albertson set
to
that
it
a
deadline of
City
seriously
is
for the
con¬
sidering
pany
acquisition of the
after which date the
pany
reserves
the
com¬
com¬
right to with¬
draw the offer":.,
.J::':/:; -V
\
Bond
100.60,
Offering—Carl J.
474—were awarded
p.
Bros.
a
City,
in
letter
a
to
NORTH
Bond
;
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
advisa¬
bility of municipal ownership of
the -system
and
to
recommend
plan for such acquisition if
sired.
;
so
a
de¬
i
"The
purchase would require
City to float an $11,200,000
bond issue, according to the esti¬
the
mates made in the, letter.
Mr. Al¬
bertson said that figure was based
the
estimates
City
sue
and
"Mr.
of
with
the
total
funds
cost
for
a
to
con¬
fund, necessary working
expense
closing. :
Albertson
-
of
*
said
a
bond is¬
'
the
j
\.
school
Dated
<
..
r; •;
,; v';
-
building
•
bonds.
Oct.
1, 1953. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1981 in-
Merk-
lein, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
'(DST)
on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $3,208,000 bonds, as follows:
,-Y
,
elusive.
50,000
school
Dated
;
funding
April 1,
'
bonds.
1956.
Due
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 inelusive.
'
1970 inclusive.
808,000
sewer
bonds.
Due. on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1984 in■elusive.
The
*v::
bonds
posit
Co.,
Syracuse, or at the
Exchange Bank,
City. • Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City, v■«
~ V.:k'; y,,J:
'
-r; hi?:.
Chemical
Corn
New; York
-
ii-ivyri,'-'-':;,
Peru,
A usable,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
&
Washburn, of New York
lor
j
Pine Bluff, N. C.
Bond' Sale—The
$33,000 public
improvement bonds offered July
31—v. 184, p^ 475—were awarded
to
Roy Hunter,
—
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
2
(DST)
p.m.
un¬
ontAug. 21
1985
Dec.
on
1
from
1957 to
inclusive.
;
;
on
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
475—were
&
awarded
•
awarded
to
184,
a
p.
group
Bank, of New York City, Blair &
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.11, a
V
Offering—Alyce B. Burzynski, Village Clerk, will receive
(DST)
New
yy.
New York,
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
York Citv.
Spring Valley, N. Y.
Offering — Clayton
Bond
receive
(DST)
Village
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
3
4s.
(EDST)
on
Due
sealed
on
bids
Aug. 9
until
1
p.m.
for the
pur¬
of $20,000 public improve¬
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
on
1982
June
;
.
1
from
inclusive.
on
June 1, 1983
_
North Carolina
;
.
Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered July 31—v.
184, p. 475—were awarded to the
Banking & Trust/Co., of
Wilson, at a price of 100.11, a net
Branch
interest
cost
,
I
of
about
3.19%,
as
J;.■'■ilyp-
on June 1 from
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
'
:
30,000 3y4S. Due
on June 1 from
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
-
30,000 0.50s. Due
1974 to
on
June 1 from
1976 inclusive.
20,000 0.25s. Due
on
June 1, 1977
and 1978.
^
1
OHIO
Alliance, Ohio
Offering Date Changed — The
offering of $60,000 water works
improvement bonds originally
for Aug. 9—v. 184, p.
475—has been changed to Aug. 22,
Bellevue, Ohio
p.m.
Ticonderoga, N. .Y'," ''
Bond Offering — Margaret G.
Thompson, Village Treasurer, will
receive
Due
;
scheduled
A.
will
July 1 from 1957 to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
National Bank of Spring Valley;
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
chase
Se¬
3.90%, as
and 1984.
Bond
■
Bond
on
Due
Vance
Tyrrell County (P. O. Columbia),
on
of Buffalo.
Hawkins,
;
$120,000 6s. Due
Bond
sealed bids uhtil 3 p.m.
.>.
June 1 from
on
1976
follows:"n■;
r
•
from
inclusive.:
10,000 3%s. Due
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., the Chemical Corn Exchange
Sloan, N.Y.
<
1
.♦
on
1968
1977 to
(P. O. Liverpool), N. Y.
were
—
.
1969 to
24,000
270
.
1959 to
Salina and Clay Central Sch. Dist.
Sale—The$2,070,000 school
to
net interest cost of about
follows:.
24,000 4JAs. Due
27—v.
j
Corp., and J. Lee Peeler
Co4 jointly, at a price of par, a
Co., Plattsburg. Legality approved
Reed, Hoyt;*Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City. '
1
'
offered July
:
.
curities
by
bonds
•
Saratoga, N. C.
; >
*
Bond Sale—The $78,000 water
bonds offered July 31—v.
184, p.
$20,0(10 3V2S.sDue
1
"
.
,.v
Commercial Bank & Trust
Bond
price
June 1 from
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
16,000 3%sr:Due on June
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
(J-D)
No.
Trust
a
•
for
of $1,210,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1,
1956. Due
Bank
$17,000 3V2S. Due
District No: 1 (P. O. Peru), N. Y.
Offering
Wachovia
3.69%,:as follows:
SaranacSchuyler
President of the Board of Educa¬
the
Co., of Winston-Salem, at
of par, a net interest cost of
about
Falls and Black Brook Central Sch.
Bond
.
dated
are
Sept. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the First Trust & De¬
ment
City
Easter-
Commission, will < receive
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
until 11 a.m; (EST) on
Aug. 7 for
the purchase of
$750,000 bonds, as
awarded
determine the
E.
ment
1956.
to
y
ling,. Secretary of Local Govern-
Aug.
Council
City
by
a
North Carolina
$700,000
$2,400,000 Office Building bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
Hutzler,
Anson. County (P. O.
Wadesboro),
Aug. 8 for the purchase
of $391,000 sanitary
sewer
con¬
struction
bonds.
Dated
July 1,
appointed
&
3s, at
as
follows::'
Onondaga County (P. O.
^
' Syracuse), N. Yi;
'
.
of
price of
basis of about 2.89%.
.
the offer
on
show
184,
Salomon
to
save
money for the City and the peo¬
ple of the community. He said he
would study the offer and have a
statement later,
Oct. 31
30—v.
New York
Committee
struction
a
would
Y.
Bond Sale—The
$642,000 public
improvement bonds offered July
Johnson,
capital and
at
acquisition
Valley Stream, N.
Charles B. McManus, Chairman of
the Water Company Acquisition
Co., and Chas. KingA Co.,
3V4S,
of
the whole idea
,y'r-
Albertson, President,
offer
Taylor &J Co.; Baxter, Williams &
as
$600,000.
"J. Lester
on
Co., St. Louis; Bache & Co.; Kean,
valuation, and that
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $48,000
general bonds: Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
quote in part as follows:
:
j,\
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1960
"The base price would be ad¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest
justed by several increases and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Marine
decreases, according to the offer, Trust
Co. of Western
inclusive.
City.
approve a sale price of more
than 112 or 115% of the
rate base
Com*
1957
&
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Public Service Commission would
not
basis of about 2.98%.
Offer
Water
Aug. 1, 1956.
Delafield
by
p.m.
which
Rochelle
tional
Middletown, N. Y.
-
gality ■' approved
4
offer
New
terest
being expended by the
company this year. These are es¬
until
the
his
address, but that he thought the
figure was high since he felt the
building
(DST) on Aug. 9 for the purchase
of
$92,000 water bonds.
Dated
bids
to
Palmyra.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
ceive
sealed
(J-J) payable at the National City
Troy, Ticonderoga. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, * Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City,
•
Bank of
the purchase
terest
(J-J) payable at the First
National Bank of Toms River. Le¬
of
copy
Genesee Valley Union Trust Co.
The
offered
were
to
interest
Water
Rochester, N. Y.
Treasurer;
bids'until; 2
on
sealed
Clymer, N. Y.
eeive
and
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A)
payable at the
First State Bank, of Canisteo. Le¬
gality .approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
sealed
a
mailed
was
N.
Mabel
—
Aug. 7 for the purchase
of $150,000
water bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Louise Crain,
will
receive
—
Village; Treasurer,
~Offering
-Village
seen
53
j inclusive: Principal and interest
"Contacted at his New York of¬
fice, Mr. McManus said he had not
;
Na¬
Co., of Bay
price of par.
dated
are
Feb.
on
the
Trust
2.70s, at
as
The
June 1 from
on
Bank
offered
(369)
could anticipate net
earnings from
the operations of at least
$625,000.
and
$,192,000 public
bonds
awarded
were
from
1965 inclusive.
bonds
Bond
N.
Education, will receive
inclusive.
on
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the First
1,- National Bank & Trust Company,
1956. Principal and interest
(J-D) of Bay Shore. Legality approved
payable at the City Treasurer's by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
office. Legality approved by Daw¬
Galloway, of New York City.
son,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard
of Denver.
Macedon, N..Y.' ;<
The
East
Offering—Daniel P.
of
•
Shore,
June
on
£ 1966 to T976 inclusive:
JERSEY
Assistant
Board
Pedersen,
^
"
$2,081,000
Merrick.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Co., of Kansas
132,000 2%s. Due
•
ters,
sewerage mort¬
and interest
Lane,
of
Freeport,
follows:
as
1957
system
bonds
1 from 1969 to
gage bonds,
Due on Sept.
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Omaha.
Aug. 9
on
Dated June 1,
June 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Meadow
on
Sidney, Neb.
Bond
&
$124,000 3s. Due
se¬
NEBRASKA
^
,
Due
1986
mu¬
rial
bonds fwill
be
the
second
choice bf the Town Council.
1979
to
Sept:11, 1956. Amortization
bonds will be the first
'
(DST)
bonds.
interest
system i bonds.
sewerage
Dated
Merrick),
MEXICO
general obligation bonds
sold
Due; on Jan. 1 from 1058 to 1973
-'.Bond Offering
1956.
to
Santa Fe, New Mexico A
Bond Sale—An issue of
$256,-
Improvement
■■{[? District, No.806, Mont♦
sold
.
North
the: purchase
building
in¬
,
O.
.
Great Falls Special
was
for
Hawkins,
•
•
(P.
Washburn; of New York City.
372—were awarded to the State,
as 3.60s, at par.
r*
"
bonds
by
29
bids until 2 p.m.
of New York
1
>
p.
,
Principal and
National
Bond Offering — Frank W. Mc¬
Carthy, President of the Board of
Education, will
receive
sealed
payable at the Na¬
of
Palisades Park.
approved
& Wood,
Delafield
Sale—The
Bond
(F-A)
Peninsular
pay¬
New J York
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
the
J.
1956.
terest
at
No.
Dominick
—
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $157,-
1966
MONTANA
acquisition
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
sealed
000
purchase
Cedarhurst. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
$500,000 Mastrangelo,
Secretary
of
the
disposal plant bonds was Board of Education, will receive
to
the
for
proved
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
16
land
Bank,
report
-V
'""'V'''
sewage
of
bonds.
Aug.
$232,000
members
.
those
as
Livingston
Bond
(DST)
on
of
Principal and interest (M-S)
a
Palisades
Trenton, Mo.
Y.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Sept.
1
from
1957
to
1986
inclusive.
above*
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
N.
basis of about 3.67%.
as
the
the
Lawrence),
Offering—Helen G. Mc+
Ginn, District Clerk, will receive
by
Bank
O.
Bond
were
—
headed
State
(P.
-i
i,
bidding for $1,697,000
3.70s, at a price of
Associate
are
No^ IS
offered
373
p.
group
National
100.183,
bonds
to
...j
] Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
$1,700,000
bonds
184,
v.
—
awarded
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
The
building
July 31
March
on
Sale
chool
Co.,
oi
Township School Dist.
O. Livingston), N. J
(P.
Bond
>!;/
July 1 from 1957 to 1966
works
Sale—The
$410,000 water
improvement bonds offered
2
—
184,
v.
to
the
p.
475 — were
First
Cleveland
Corp., Cleveland, as 3s, at.a price
of 100.03, a basis of about 2.99%.
Butler
Township
(P. O.
Local Sch. Dist.
Vandalia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $965,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 31—v. 184,
162—were awarded to a trroup
composed of Seasongood & Mayer,
Pohl & Co., Inc., the Weil, Roth &
Irving Co., Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
p.
Fox, Reusch & Co., and Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger as 3Vas,
a
price of 100.08, a basis * of
at
about -3.23%.
■
:
»
-
The Commercial and
Bond
—
R. G. Scott,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 13
for the purchase of $220,400 im¬
Ottering
Bond
cation
City Auditor,
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
by
proved
City
Park
Deer
270—were
Sch. Dist.
County Indep.
McClain
(P. O. Purcell), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $232,000 build¬
IS
No.
Bosworth & ing bonds offered July 31—V. 184,
p. 270—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
price of 100.96, a basis of Bank of Oklahoma City; First
Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 23/4s,
Gallatin,
at
a
about 2.57%.
184,
p.
No.
Ohio Company,
jointly.
Oklahoma County (P. O.
were
July 30—v. 184, p. 372—
awarded to-the Small-Mil-
burn
Co., of Oklahoma
Kenton
Local
Sch.
Yale, Okla.
son,
bids until 2 p.m.
for the
from
to
1980
able
of
the
at
Sabina.
First National
Legality
pay¬
Bank,
approved
by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
1959
to
1968
Due
Due
on
Jan.
from
1
J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
1390 Horrisburn Pike,
Columbus
of the Board
receive
sealed
H. Hannahs,
of Education,
bids
until
terest
1959
Legality
(J-D)
payable at the First
National Bank of Grove City.
gality approved by
ers &
Dempsey, of
Bond Sale—The
and
city
July
30
v.
awarded
Bank
—
to
Oregon
$60,000 fire sta¬
hall bonds offered
184, p. 374 — were
the
First
National
to
Le¬
Squire, Sand¬
Cleveland.
Nos. 63CJ and 55J
(P. O. Route 1
Harrisburg), Oregon
Bond Offering—Hugh Malpass,
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $20,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956
Due
on
Jan.
15 from 1958 to 1967
\
.
SOUTH
1978
Lake
1980
County
Bond
Independent School
(P. O. Rutland),
of
Dallas.
Sept. 1, 1956.
Principal
Savings & Trust Company.
of
Pohl,
&
Perry
Pitts¬
Postponed—Date
school
$89,000
nasium
and
improvement
of
gym¬
bonds,
originally July 24—v. J84, p. 375
—was changed to Aug. 3.
Burgwin,
by
approved
Sale
the
TENNESSEE
and
waterworks
bonds
v
:
sewer
was
Due
sold
system
to
thejf
Company,!]
Dated June 15, j
of Tyler, as 23/4s.
1956.
.
Investment
Texas
on
15 from 1957
June
inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by McCall,
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Park¬
j
>
,
Indep. Sch. District, Texai
Bond Offering Postponed—The
Austin
$3,250,000 school house bonds will
be sold on Aug. 29, not Aug. 20 af
originally
Somerville),
Fayette County (P. O.
burgh.
'
^
Arp. Texas
■'
. :■
;
Bond Sale—An issue of $10,000
to 1963
of
sale
Legality
by
approved
-McCall, Parkhurst &
East
District No. 28
Sept. 1,
interest (M-S) payable at the
Butler
DAKOTA
South Dakota
4.10s. Due on
National
payable, at : the
First
Bank." Dallas. Legality
CAROLINA
SOUTH
/
revenue
1996.
and
.
which will be the largest V The ' bonds are dated July 1,
unit1 pf its kind to be installed." j
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
and 1981.
Dated
171,000 414s. Due on July % from
\ 1981 to 1990 inclusive./ ;
guez
1979.
1,125.000
Due on July 1 from
1967 to 1980 inclusive. r - • *
v
1977.
120,000 3.85s. Due on Sept. 1,
from
-180,000 4s.
"■V'
' Marion, S. C. '
3.55s. Due on Sept; 1, 197?..
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
3.60s. Due on Sept. 1, 1973.
3.65s. Due on Sept. 1, 1974. city hall building bonds was sold
3.70s. Due on Sept. 1, 1975. to. the Robinson-Humphrey Com¬
100,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1976 pany, Inc., of Atlanta, as 2.90s. 1
and
Allison & Co.,
as follows:.
>
•
$69,000 3 3/4s. Due on July 1
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
of a 20,000 kw gas
turbine and generator, for Maya-
:' /
110,000 3.80s. Due on Sept. 1,
composed of the First
Co., Rauscher, Pierce
group
& Co., and M. E.
40,000
40,000
45,000
45,000
contemplated—v.
184
476.
p.
T ennessee
Springfield Township Sch. District
Authority
bonds
Linn and Lane Counties Sch. Dists
'
'
1971.
and
a
Southwest
the purchase
Sept. l/1969i
Sept. 1, 1970
35,000 3.45s. Due on
80,000 3V2S. Due on
(P. O. Springfield), Pa.
Bond
totaling
July 26
—
awarded
Merrill
to
v.
a
$460,000
184,
271
p.
Crouter
&
Bodine,
(CST)
on
Dug on July 1 from 1958 to
1961 inclusive.
1956.
were
&
and
Bond
O.
G.
Offering
Bond
Town
Schmidt,
Offering—R.
Recorder,
sealed .bids
om
1
Aug.
17
until
for
M,
will
10
the
a.m.
—
Summers
City
Managei
announces
sealed bids will be received
thai
untif1
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $250,-'
000 recerational facilities bonds.!
I1.
•
Burleson County
(P. O. Caldwell)U
'
T exas
Franklin, Tenn.
&
Townsend,
Texas
Bellaire,
Rhea,
receive
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $75,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
Poole, Roberts & Parke, at a price
of 98.15.
will
composed of
group
DeHaven
H. M.
—
Chairman,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
offered
—
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane,
Offering
County
Sale—The school revenue
Bond
of Portland.
8
(EST) on Aug. 22 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
on June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1958 to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
p.m.
"
to
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
tion
23), Ohio
Bond Offering—C.
will
1957
'
35,000 3.30s. Due on Sept.-1/1966.
35,000 3:35s. Due on Sept. 1, 1967.
35,000 3.40s. Due on Sept. 1, 1968.
and
Coquille Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Coquille), Oregon
Bond Offering—C. S.
Ritchey,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 9
for the purchase of $50,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
''
and 1965.
Ruffin,
(P. O.
Clerk
serially
inclusive.
Forest Grove,
Southwestern Local School District
*
Aug. 6
Coos County,
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
on
OREGON
(EST) on Aug. 10 for the purchase
of $400,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due on Dec.
1957
(CST)
purchase of $50,000 swim¬
District
nard, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
from
Offering—Forne C. Tol-City.-Clerk,
will
receive
of ming pool bonds.
(P. O. R. 2, Sabina), Ohio
Bond Offering — Ru^ell Ber¬
15
City. ^ 1
/Bond
"
•
■
Oklahoma
sold
dormitory revenue bonds was
"Construction expenditures dur¬
v
1, 1957.
ing the year were at a record high
1, 1958. of
$19,140,000. Included, in addi1, 1959. tion to -costs of completing new;
25,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1960.
generating capacity brought into
25,000 3.10s. Due on Sept. 1, 1961.
service
during
the year, were
25,000 3.15s. Due on Sept. 1, 1962.
costs associated with 140,000 kw
30,000 3.20s. Due on Sept. 1, 1963.
of additional generating facilities
60,000 3V4s. Due on Sept. 1, 1964
now under construction, including
$20,000 2V2s. Due on Sept.
20,000 23/4s. Due on Sept.
25,000 2.90s. Due on Sept.
offered
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Central, National Bank
of Cleveland.
Legality approved
i
fol-
as
ows:
$265,000
Home bonds
Detention
Juvenile
'
Cleveland.
bonds
&
,
Aug.. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $84,194J71 special assess¬
ment public improvement * bonds.
Dated Aug.. 1, 1956. Due on- Dec.
1
from
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
School
Pittsburgh,
of
Scribner,
City), Okla.
—
The
Sale
Bond
on
Simon
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hanna), Okla. 4
— The
$7,500 trans¬
•
^
Deane
Singer,
to
June
and
between v reserves
almost three times in Arlington Indep Sch. Dist.. Texas
this decade and a half, production M Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
in Puerto Rico has increased at 314%, unlimited tax school house
bonds was sold to the First South¬
about twice this rate,
j
K
west Co., of Dallas. Dated June 1,'
"The Authority is confident of
1956. Due on June
1 from 1957
its ability to continue to meet the
to
1990 inclusive. Principal and
mounting needs of Puerto Rico's
interest
(J^D)
payable/ at the
expanding economy," Mr. Des¬ Texas Bank & Trust Co., Dallas.
cartes said. "A construction pro¬
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
gram costing $75,000,000 has been
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
mapped out for the next three
Arlington State College (P. O
years,
for generation, transmis¬
Arlington), Texas 1
sion, and distribution facilities to
Bond Sale—An issue of $420,000
assist in achieving this objective."
Sale
Heights
Hanslik, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids - until 7 p.m.
(DST)
sold
2V2s. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
The balance, $800,000; is
have grown
$2,075,-
building revenue
000 school
portation bonds offered July 24—
v.
184, p. 373—were awarded to
Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa.
(P. O,
Cleveland), Okla.
Bond
Uttering — xvussell
W.
Richmond
64
Bond
The
and
Company
&
County Indep
Mcintosh
system
23—•
373—were awarded to
McDonald
;
$100,000
park kon(js was sold to the First
National Bank, of Amarillo,
as
,
(P. O. Butler). Pa.
Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—An issue of
$2,750,000 for
900,000 3%% bonds. Due on May
30, 1956, was 271,000 kw. /
'••!
Mr. Descartes emphasized that
1 from 1982 to 1991 inclusive.
the use of electric power in Puerto
:The bonds are dated May
1,
Rico continued its rapid rate of 1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
increase during the year as it has
payable at the Republic National
almost
continuously since ' J940. | ganb 0f Dallas. Legality approved
While electrical energy require.
by Dumas> Hug'uenin & Boothman
ments
of the United
States, as of Dallas.
measured
by utility production,
at a price of
about 2.85%.
County Joint
Butler
Authority
Bond
was
bonds offered July
revenue
South
County
The $370,000 first
waterworks
mortgage
*
v.
—
both of Purcell.
National Bank,
Ravenna, Ohio
Bond Sale
Bank, and McClain
State
including debt
'
2%s,
as
100.10, a basis of
:
TEXAS
Amarillo, Texas
y
,(P. O. Lufkin), Texas / , '
z0,t>00 customers, or 7%, since
Bond Sale—Rauscher, Pierce &
and 168,000 customers, or
Co., Inc., of San Antonio, pur¬
115%, since 1946*., / :■
chased an issue of $2,100,000 water
New generating capacity added
revenue bonds, as follows:
) J
during the year included 20,000
kw of hydro at the Yauco plant
$410,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
*
in
the south,
and-a 40,000 kw > r 1959 to 1968 inclusive. ^
steam unit at the San Juan plant.
790,000 3V4s. Due on May 1 from
Total installed capacity on June ...Ljv 1969 to 1981 inclusive,
w '{--.i
provement bonds offered Aug. 1
—v.
184, p. 271—were awarded
to the Gallatin National Bank of
composed of Braun,
Cutler, of Chicago.
1955,
,
improvement
&
man
of
^
31—v. 184, p.
awarded to a group
Legality Approved by Chap¬
sive..
000, an increase, for the* system,
'
bonds offered July
a.m.
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
special earnings distribution to proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
employees. '-4 . •> * Crowe, of Dallas.
/
The number of customers being
curved on June 30. 1956 was 315,- Angelina and Nacadoches Counties
Water and Control District No.' 1
-
$100,680 special
,
bids
(CST) on Aug. 14 for the purchase
of $100,000 water revenue and tax
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1987 inclu¬
statutory in-lieu-of-tax payments
to the Commonwealth and munici¬
'
Bond Sale—The
Laweneeburg, Tenn.
Offering — Mayor M. L.
000, an increase for the system of
21% over the previous year. In¬
come was sufficient to pay all exr
divided
of
V
-
Bond
'
palities.
..
.
Lumpkins
announces
that
will
be
received until
11
,
*''/
assessment highway
proved by Cnapman & Cuder,
Chicago.
-
penses and charges,
service and to pay
Yofk
or
Bank
June
Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 17 for price of 100.13, a basis of about
the
purchase of $750,000 school 2.73%.
obligation sewage disposal bonds
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
offered July 30—v. 184, p. 374—
OKLAHOMA
1956. Due semi-annually on June
were
awarded to the First Na^
1 and Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1979 in¬
Geary, Okla.
v
tional Bank of Portland, as 3%s,
clusive.
Principal ?and interest
Bond Sale— a tie $^9,000 water at
a
price of 98.10, a : basis of
(J-D)
payable at the Southern
works extension and improvement about 3.91%.
,V).-\
Ohio National Bank, Cincinnati.
bonds offered July 31—v. 184, p.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
475—were awarded to R. J. Ed¬
PENNSYLVANIA
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
wards, Inc., of Oklahoma City.
Abington Township School District
i-":Fremont, Ohio
(P. O. Abington), Pa.
: ? j
Bond Offering—Clara K. Gibbs,
Haskell County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond Offering—Henry F. Daum,
No. 22 (P. O. Stigler), Okla.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Secretary of the Board of School
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 16
for the purchase of $101,000 speing and equipment bonds offered Directors, will receive sealed bids
cial assessment sewer and street July 26 — v. 184, p. 373 — were until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 14 for
improvement bonds. * Dated Aug. awarded to the First National the purchase of $600,000 improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1956.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 Bank, of Stigler.
Due on Aug. 15 from, 1958 to 1977
i to 1967 inclusive. Principal/and
interest (J-D) payable at the Na- Johnston County Indep. Sch. Dist. inclusive. Principal and interest
No. 7 (P. O. Mannsville), Okla.
payable at the Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank of Fremont. Legality
Bond Sale—The $8,000 building tional Bank, Philadelphia. Legal¬
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
bonds offered July 31—v. 184, p.
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
liams, of Cincinnati.
175—were awarded to the Finance & Munson, of Philadelphia.
{-J
Lorain, Ohio
Security Co., of Oklahoma City, as
Bond Sale—Tne $352,200 vari¬
}Dunmore, Pa. ' vV'V./i/
3V4s, at a price of 100.15.
////
ous
purposes bonds offered Aug.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
2—v. 184, p. 373—were awarded Love County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. obligation street improvement
to a group composed of Fahey,
2 (P. O. Courtney), Okla.
'
bonds offered July 31—v. 184, p.
Clark
&
Co.;
First
Cleveland
Bond
Offering — Robert
Fox, 475—were awarded to the Easton
Corp., and Ryan, Sutherland & Clerk of the Board of Education, National Bank, of Easton, as 43/4s,
Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.27, a will receive sealed bids until 7:30 at a price of par.
basis of about 2.91%.
p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase
of
$4,000
transportation Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo),
Pennsylvania
r ;
Ohio
'
"r equipment bonds. Due from 1958
Bond Sale —The $250,000 im¬
to 1961 inclusive.
Chemical
at the Third National
of Nashville.
Legality ap¬
City,
responsible - for power supply
throughout practically the entire
Island, i announced. .Aug,
2 the
highlights of the results of opera¬
tions for
the fiscal year ended
(F-A) pay-*
the
at
Exchange Lank, New
Corn
30, 1956. .
^
j
Treasurer's office.
Production of electrical energy
Legality approved ; by Winfree^
reached 1,135,000,000 kilowatt
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
Portland.
I-:;'
$'■: hours, an increase, for the same
system, of 18%
since 1955 -and
Phoenix, Oregon
' -V 224 % since 1946. ■ *.
/ •/'
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
Total
revenues
were
$26,000,-
& Co.,
Sept. 1, 1956.
Dated
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1986
x rinci^ai
and interest
payable
(M-S)
?
Authority, the agency
rector of the
able at the City
Inc., Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
and Roose & Co., as 2%s, at a
Holmes,
j
-
Growth
Descartes, Executive Di*
L.
—S.
,
Principal and interest
Braun,
of
composed
group
a
o
j-
on
inclusive,
Reports Record Tear of
purchase of $75,000 gen*
obligation
airport
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug.
1
from
1958 to
1967 inclusive.
eral
31—v.
L.
Albert
—
Puerto Rico
(
Juan),
Authority (P. O. San
1
[
D. F. Huson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
improvement bonds offered July
184, p. 373—were awarded
.
Bosworth
—
Offering
Bond
Sale—Tne $875,000 sewer
Bond
&
School District,
Offering
Bond
"
'
"
Due
Medford, Oregon
TifRin, Ohio
Ohio
■
Monday, August 6, 1956
.,.
bonds.
enue
RICO
Water Resources
Rico
P-uerto
■
21 for the
1958 to Dec. 1, 1967 inclu¬
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
Dec. 1,
Dempsey, of
Treasurer's office.
awarded to the
.Veil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin-r
jinnati, as 3V4s, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 3.24%.
r
184, p. 373—were
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1956.
Due semi-annually from
sive.
(J-J)
Sale—Tne
PUERTO
interest
County
' 'v ■.,!
Principal and
payable
at
the
inclusive.
Ohio
$39,000 relo¬
bonds offered Aug. 1 — v.
Terrace Park,
Ohio
Falls,
Cuyahoga
'
Financial Chronicle
(570)
54
Liggett,
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
$825,000 natural gas system rev¬
«
Bond
Sale—An
permanent
ing
bonds
Underwood
3s.
Dated
jf]
issue of $30,00'
improvement refund g
was; sold
to R. ;A3
& Co., "of Dallas,: a
June
1,
1956.
Due
o:
Volume 184
from
1
Jilne
Number 5557
.^
inclu¬
to 1966
1957
sive. Principal and interest
payable
tional
Bank
Dallas.
of
approved by Gibson,
Gibson, of Austin.
Legality
&
Bond* Sale
totaling
wood
net
100.08,
interest cost of about 2.61%,
$117,800 were sold to M. A. Hagberg & Company, of Dallas, as
a
follows:
$1,020,000
;>
;
,
'
$90,000
schoolhouse
bonds,
v
3%s, 3V2S and 3}4s. Due
,
April 15 from 1957 to 1989 in¬
clusive.
to
on
.v
■
from
Dated
;
A-O.
1970 to
April
Legality
inclusive.
1977
Interest
approved by Mc15,
1956.
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
las.
V;
Carizzo
issue of $50,000
revenue
sewer
J. Edwards,
of
from
15
1977
to
1986
J Principal and interest
the
at
inclusive.
(J-D)
*
able
Mercantile
pay-
National
'
Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of
Austin.
Dallas
■
County Fresh Water Supply
No, 16 (P. O. Dallas),
District
'■>:
,
I
7'-;
Texas
3:,
'i 4% water bonds was
"
&
1958 to
Co.,
$100,000
sold to Gar¬
of Dallas.
Due from
1988 inclusive.
Dallas, Texas
Bond Sale—The $3,400,000 water
works
and
New
sanitary sewer system
proved
payable
at
the
Re¬
Chase Manhattan Bank,
York
City. Legality ap¬
by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$115,000
school
bonds was sold to Henry,
Seay & Black, of Dallas, as 4s,
3V2S and 3s. Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
on
June
inclusive.
1
from
1957
to
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
unlimited tax school
was
sold
McCall,
to
R.
of Oklahoma
J.
City,
$17,000 2%s. Due
1957 to
bonds
Edwards, Inc.,
on
follows:
»
on June 15
1976 inclusive.
Vt.
Lillian
Trust
Company,
until
Due
Falls,
noon
1956.
Bellows
(EDST) on Aug. 9 for
the
purchase of $25,000
school
addition ; bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
terest
(M-S) payable at the First
National Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
urer's
office,
agency
County,
fiscal
the
at
or
No.
400
Montesano),
Bond
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Toll Bridge Authority
Olympia), Wash.
Washington
(P.
O.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
Debenture
Due
purchase of $5,375,000 Port
Washington Narrows Project
revenue
Dated
bonds.
1956.
Due Jan. 1, 1987.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Seattle-First National
0+
rvp
0
to
mn nnfi
$250,000
au—v.
gen¬
offered July
No.
2Vts.
nf'
*
With
Issue
The
SEC
Toronto on July 26 filed a regisstatement
tration
(File
2-12672)
with the SEC seeking registration
Bond Offering—E. R.
son,
In¬
I Municipality of Metro p o li t a n
Sioux
(P. O. Barron), Wis.
1
inclusive.
1976
to
Toronto, Ontario
Creek, Ridgeland, Sheridan and
Wilson Joint School District
184, p. 272—were awarded
1957
Files
2.24%.
Barron, Dallas, Maple Grove,
Washington
Sale—The
sold
was
Bell, Gouinlock & Company, at
price of 101.00. Due on June 15
184, p.
First
Snohomish County (P. O. Everett),
eral obligation bonds
improvement bonds
the
to
er,ce-of 100 006' a basls oI
a
about
Sale—An isue of $113,500
Bond
5%
terest J-D.
National Bank of Chicago, as
at
F-A.
Sale—The $250,000 sewer
awarded
of
Pelham Township, Ontario
from
offered July 31—v.
476—were
issue
An
—
15 from 1957 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
terest
Appleton, Wis.
Bond
Sale
$74,000 5%% town debentures was
sold to J. L. Graham & Company,
at a price of 98.60.
Due on Aug.
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds
Liskeard, Ontario
Debenture
Bank, Seattle, or at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
Wash.
Interest F-A.
New
1,
(P. O.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1966
on
inclusive.
for the
July
of
issue
An
—
Hedges,
B.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Aug. 21
Bridge
Sale
& Company, at a price of par
a
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 184,
p. 476—were sold to the State, as
3s, at par.
a
$37,100 5% village debentures was
sold to a group headed by Graham
Oakville
Sale—The
by
3%s, at
as
Brighton, Ontario
City.
v
Sch. Dist.
Co.,
ONTARIO
of the State in New York
WISCONSIN
Harbor
&
years.
WASHINGTON
Grays
Ames
bonds
headed
group
price of 95.77. Due serially in 20
interest
and
a
$4,500,-
school
pay
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
M.
—
ceive sealed bids c/o Bellows Falls
Bond
from
School District,
Offering
Bragg, District Treasurer, will re¬
June 15 from
1966 inclusive.
30,000 4%s. Due
1967 to
$100,000
house
as
Town
1992
J-D.
Interest
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Natalia
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
Principal
E.
A.
to
sold
was
1957 to" 1971
from
Canadian
000
VERMONT
Grafton
1976
Frisco
by
Crowe, of Dallas..
Bond
Principal
1, 1956.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—An issue of
rett
interest
at the
J-D.
Interest
1
(Province of)
Bond Sale—An issue of
will
Jan.
on
COLUMBIA
Columbia
British
Seattle.
1976 inclusive.
Aug.
of
June 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclu¬
sive.
V public National Bank, of Dallas,
Oklahoma City, as 4s.
Dated June 15^ 1956. Due on June
Inc.,
and
$240,-
Minor,
Finance
State
55
CANADA
BRITISH
receive seaiea
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $1,750,000 War Veterans' Compensa¬
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1»56.
inclusive.
1967 to
Dated
on
price of
a
Ernest
—
the
of
inclusive.
1,700,000 2V2S. Due semi-annual¬
ly on Feb. and Aug. 1 from
,
Secretary
Committee,
Henry, Seay & Black, of Dallas,
as 3V2S. Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
1 from 1957
3.15s, at
Offering
Due
inclusive.
1966
to
or
sold to R.
was
.•
Springs, Texas
^
Bond Sale—An
i water works and
bonds
;: v.,
v.
1962
Bond
000 school house bonds was sold to
680,000 2.40s. Due semi-annually
on Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1963
27,800
refunding bonds, as 3V2S,
3V4S and 3s. Due on April 15
Feb. and Aug.
of
issue
as
Washington (State of)
Texas
Due semi-annually
4s.
on
v
as
15,
Indep. School District,
Sale—An
Bond
State,
par,
June
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-D)
Westbrook
at a price of
follows:
as
to the
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
son,
Co., McCormick & Co.,
& Co.,
bonds
June 15 from
on
inclusive.
1987
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gib¬
& Co., and R. A. Under¬
Dittmar
Bonds
—
1956.
Hutzler, R. S.
Co., Eldredge & Co.,
&
Weeden &
The
&
Bros.
Dickson
District,
1977 to
p.
Salmon
Barton Rural High School
Texas
53,000 4*4s. Due
July* 30—■
375—were awarded to
a
group
composed of The First
Boston Corp., Blyth & Co.,- Inc.,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
184,
v.
Na¬
Spence
offered
bonds
revenue
(J-D)
Mercantile
at. the
(571)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
District Clerk,
Christian-
will receive
of
Fund
Sinking
of
$33,591,000
Debentures, maturing respectively
in 1961,
1966, 1971, 1976, and 1986,
and $2,863,000 of Instalment
1957
Debentures, maturing from
through 1975. The securities are
to
be
public sale
(CST) on
purchase of $400,- through a group of underwriters
headed by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
000 building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Incorporated and six other firms.
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
The interest rates, public offering
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
and underwriting terms
terest (M-S) payable at a banking prices,
are to be supplied by amendment.
institution designated by the suecessful bidder. Legality approved I Net proceeds will be applied to
such
purposes
as
Roads
and
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
Sewage, $18,946,000; Schools, $5,& Barber, of Minneapolis.
076,000;
Waterworks, $3,735,000;
Green Bay, Wis.
Local
Improvements,! $2,770,000;
Toronto
Transit
Commission,
Bond
Offering — Clifford A.
Housing,
$1,000,000;
Centen, City Clerk, will receive $2,500,000;
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on and amounts ranging from $315,Aug. 21 for the purchase of $2,- 000 to $70,000 for property ac¬
700,000 Junior High School bonds. quisitions, outdoor aritificial ice
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. rinks, parks purposes, homes for
1
from
1957 to
1976 inclusive. the aged, and miscellaneous.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
offered
for
Aug. 7 for the
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able ta a bank mutually satisfac¬
the purchaser and the
City, or at the Kellogg Citizens
National Bank of Green Bay.. Le¬
QUEBEC
to
tory
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman &
Kenosha County (P.O.
Wisconsin
Offering
Bond
—
Kenosha),
Bond
Sale—An
H.
will re¬
2
issue of
$53,000
improvement bonds was sold
the Credit Quebec, Inc., at a
road
to
price of 94.68, a net interest
of about 5.02%, as follows::
1957
to
1966
1967
inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
32,000 4V2s.
p.m.
cost
Due on July 1 from
$21,000 4s.
Richard
Lindgren, County Clerk,
ceive
sealed bids
until
Ely Township, Quebec
1976
to
inclusive.
Aug. ,21 for the pur¬ Dated July 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
$450,000 County Home
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
Rouyn School Commission, Quebec
on May 1 from 1957 to 1968 inclu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
school bonds was sold to a group
payable at the Kenosha National composed of J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Bank, Kenosha, or at the County La Corporation Prets de Quebec,
Treasurer's
office. Legality ap¬
Garneau,
Boulanger, Ltd., and
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., at a
Chicago.
price of 97.57, a net interest cost
(CST)
chase
on
of
Milwaukee County (P.
Milwaukee),
Bond
Sale —The
O.
Wis.
of about
1957
County Park
Improvement
and County Ex¬
bonds totaling $8,775,000
offered June 30—v. 184, p. 272—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
Due on Aug.
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Dated Aug. 1,
posed of The Northern Trust Co.,
of
Chicago,
Chase
Manhattan
New York
City, Seattle First Na¬
Seattle, Brown Bros.
& Co., of New York
Bank & Trust
Co., of Chicago, Marine National
Exchange Bank, of
Milwaukee,
City, City National
and
Auchincloss,
Parker & Red-
path, of New York City, as 2.40s,
at a price of 100.77, a basis of
about 2.31%<.
1956.
1 from
Interest F-A.
NOTICE
DIVIDEND
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
OF
tional Bank,
Harriman
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1966
to
33,000 4i&s.
pressway
Bank, Bankers Trust Co., Chemi¬
cal Corn Exchange Bank, all of
4.84%, as follows:
$117,000 4s.
DELAWARE, INC.
DIVIDEND
NO.
60
of Directors has declared
year-end dividend of 10 cents a share
in
addition
to
the regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents a share on the
common stock,
both payable August 31,
The
Board
a
1956, to
22,
1956.
stockholders of record August
Transfer books will not be
closed.
SYLVAN COLE,
Chairman
of
the Board
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