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MONDAY
Volume 184
Number 5551
New York
RAILROAD
.An
order
for
the
largest
test
7, N. Y., Monday, July 16, 1956
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
PUBLIC UTILITY- INDUSTRIAL- INSURANCE- MISCELLANEOUS
.
ACF Industries, Inc.—Netherlands
'-j
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
Orders
Reactor—
*
Scharff
...
New
sold
reactor; ever
commercially has
received by the corporation's Nuclear Energy Products Division, 1
was announced on July 10
hy Rudolph Furrer, Division President.
&
Jones,
Orleans,
and Nusloch,
Inc.
will
La.,
act
Baudean
underwriters.
as
&
See
Smith, Inc., both of
also
V.
183,
2894.
p.
been
it
The
American-Marietta Co. (&
In This Issue
to be built for, the Netherlands Reactor Center,; will
rating of 20,000 kilowatts, twice the output ofaany1
previously .announced research nuclear energy device sold commercially,-^
reactor,
have
a
Net
^
According to the Netherlands interests, this pressurized-water maters*
ials-testing reactor is a new type. A prototype model is now being
at Oak
Ridge National Laboratory. - The Netherlands re¬
actor
will
be
fabricated
by
several different
product
divisions of •
Stock and: Bond Quotations
:
V'fL''. V/;"/
.
ACF
under
erected
supervision
in Holland.
of
Nuclear
the
It is expected, to
Energy
New
Products division,' and
approximately 18
■...
be completed in
months.-
New York Stock
v
•
•..v;
•
v
/
brings to three the number of reactors Nuclear Energy Products
been
commissioned
to
build,
Mr.
Furrer
said.*; A heavy-water//
'
has
research
of
reactor
the
National
Argonne
for the
Laboratory
institute
Massachusetts
"Vv,,.'
—
Boston
is
Salo-;
—
Montreal
par value per share.—V. 181, p.
Canadian Stock Exchange—.—_
Pittsburgh
San
? v
Toronto
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
May-
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$530,151
$405,713
$550,583,'
149,356
173,950
61,170
224.957'
44,990
58.859
Jan.* 1—
ry.
—V.
183,
index of
2,462,529
746,022
733,514
income—
247,951
266,034
2893.
•
Gross
1956
from
35
Net
Net
ry.
$2,201,777
341,041
879,460
income—
207,342
346.623
railway.—
railway.—i
7.674,744
9,022,871
income..
939,055
oper.
From
Gross
$1,606,574
railway—.
from
*-
Jan,
1—
from
Net
ry.
General Corporation
$1,752,102
544,697
159,697
2,038,261
8.533,384
2,657,672
1,039,815
1,194,741
\
and
Foreign
1,724,916'5 3,224,063 *
Statement
183, p.
1,462,628
See
Dan
River
Mills,
Inc.
below.—V.
41.
"
•'*"/
,
...
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
$7
share,
per
proceeds are to
capital.—V.
;
July
shares
183,
be
of
letter
a
class
A
of
common
notification
stock
with
$1)
(par
.
,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
filed
5
covering-2,880,500 shares
offered
to
July
on
be
at
10
cents
per
of
share,
The
for
of
notification
stock
common
(par
with
cent)
one
the
be
to
underwriting. The proceeds
mining operations.
~ •
to
consolidated
deferred
is
month
This
,
In
,
company
said
(M)
9
millimeter
belt links
The
during
latest
were
a
with
for
the
steel
a
belt
contract
to
—;
•Earnings
about
belt
in
shares
$500,000
links
requires production
out of the central
rolling
equal
to
begin
plant
at
at a
rate of about 53,000 per month.
In accepting the
contract,
key
tool
and
die
makers
from
the
company's
production lines were drafted to develop special machines.
Mr. Torrison said he hoped that the current steel strike would
nqt
interfere with production of steel for the belts as well as several tons
all
after
taxes
and
including
charges
preferred
dividends
a
special furnace.
American Cyanamid
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 103,700 shares of common stock (par
$10) at $72.75 a share, with a dealer's concession of $1
per share, was made July 10 by Bache & Co. and Walston
Co.
&
books
The
Inc.
were
This
company
kilns
new
kiln
kilns
Encaustic
give
at
the
went
the
announced
Lansdale,
into
a
and
the
105.
Tiling Co.—Increases Capacity—
July
11
plant
is
on
Pa.
production
company
oversubscribed
was
closed.—V. 184, p:
American
new
offering
in
total
of
that
now
March,
five
the
in
These
and
will
second
two
The
J
31
:
'
...
_
—
'
its
two
share
per
1956
1955
$3,176,409
17,873,162
39,734,313
floor
tile
and
china
bathroom
wall
in
107.75%
*
.•
to
of
the
a
company
plus
par,
accrued
v"
th«
and
<
improvements
corporate
respective
of
wire
to
its
telephone
own
purposes.
territories
and
other countries
many
services
include
also
consolidated
and
toll
service
between
radio
circuits
and
related
equipment
territories
or
of
the
company
teletypewriter
income of $683,543,000.
net
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
;
tPer. End. June 30—
and
*1956—3 Mos.—1955
revenues
expenses
Fed.
on
107,970,000
70,930,000
.
,;
taxes
Other
$
$
95,640,405 411,490,000 364,009,662
63,029,520 268,870,000 242,772,963
13,170,000
49,290,000
40,133.000
5,284,024
22,820,000
19,566,830
taxes—
operating
11,849,000
6,160,000
income..
operating
16,354,832
• 1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
$
Operating
income
1 35,039,310
of
com.
for; IVi-for-l
months
stock—12
stock "split
and
based
$2.04
on
average
$1.82
number
$3.07
share
per
compared
with
$2.73.—V.
183,
p.
3005,
Net
Dividend
Other
17,710,000
141,700,000
income
income-
Total
due
June
has sold
$25,000,000 of its 4lA %
notes
1961, to institutional investors^ it was an¬
July 12. Kidder, Peabody & Co. arranged
the placement.—V. 183, p. 2893.
nounced
15.477,861
70,510,000
61,536,869
126,702,246 543*660,000 481,225,992
5,140,888
7,940.000
income
167,350,000
14,650,000
deductions
29,710,000
22,515,481
147,320,995 643,880,000 565.278,342
12,903,397
60,110,000
55,597,375
1,
152,700,000 134,417,598
income
Net
Dividends
124,990,000
tEarnlngs
583,770,000 509,680,967
113,709,403 478,640,000 438,808,279
$2.75
share—
per
$2.66
$10.45
$10.98
on
•Figures
ber-of
the
American Machine & Foundry Co.—95.67%
tures Subscribed by
Stockholders—The company's recent
offering to holders of common stock of $10,897,000 of
subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1981, on the basis
of $100 of debentures for each 25 shares of common
stock held
was
extent
subscribed in the amount of $10,424,900,
95.67%, General Walter Bedell Smith, Board ViceChairman, announced on July 12. This left only $472,100
worth of debentures to be taken up by the group of un¬
derwriters of the offering headed by Union Securities
Corp.
'.
partly
outstanding,
that
estimated.
tBased on average num¬
tincludes earnings of subsidiaries only to
they have been received by the company
CONSOLIDATED
SYSTEM
•BELL
Per. End.
1956,
June.
for
shares
of deben¬
revenues
Oper.
expenses..
Fed. taxes on Inc.
EARNINGS
1956—3 Mos.—1955
May 31—
$
$
Oper.
as
dividends.
REPORT
1956—12 Mos.—1955
,
$
$
1,440,352,590 1,303,158,859 5,528,025,299 4,991,428,704
963,267,177
875,411,551 3,689,077,462 3,383,061.075
taxes
oper.
168,320,606
150,706,124
653,693,386
117,454,261
105,051,935
435,901,555
391,829,351
191,310,546
Other
171,989,249
749,352,896
656,876,895
559,661,383
or
The proceeds of the offering will be used to furnish additional work¬
ing capital to finance the company's expanding sales and rentals. The
subscription period expired at the close of business on July 11, 1956.—
V.
184,
p.
2.
|
Income-
35,151,060
24,419,945
109,181,802
87,578,003
Total
income-
226,461,606
196,409,194
858.534,698
744,454,898
Interest
deducts.
tOther
Net
App.
Tar
&
Turpentine
Co., Inc.—Letter
With¬
to
The
request
subordinated
value
These
for
common
stock
securities
Commission.
registration by the SEC of $200,000 20-year 5%%
due May 15, 1976 and 20,000 shares of no par
debentures
will
has
be
been officially withdrawn by the company.
registered only by the Louisiana Securities
137,861,662
128.586,692
720,673,036
615.868,206
5,125,705
4,602,941
20,131,108
16,397,728
185,936,072
160,701,200
700,541,928
599,470.478
$3.36
_
$3.19
$13.28
$12.39
to
T. &. T.
A.
Co.
per
31,105,053
165.304,141
min.
Applic'ble
JConsol.
35,399,829
191,061,777
income
interests
American
drawn—Offerihg to Be Made Only in State of Louisiana
accessories
in
1955.
It currently has
backlog of unfilled orders IA excess of five months capacity
including
its expanded facilities, according to Malcolm A. Schweiker. President
—V. 183, p. 1361.
a
.
$3,102,632
outstanding during period
(19,439,339 shs. for 1956 and
shs. for 1955.
Before reflecting the split the figures would
annual
productive capacity
about 50%.
The company produced approximately $8,750,000 of ceramic
network
a
Operating
t
first
additional
new
increase
its
of
operation.
option
throughout the world.
and its telephone sub¬
exchange service and services
and
facilities
for
private line telephone and teletypwriter use, for
transmission of radio and television programs and for other purposes.
provision
of sub¬
'
i
•
—
—This company
aluminum
high-temperature alloy needed for rehabilitating
—V.
183, p. 1957,
their
Communication
Manitowoc
a
the
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Private Placement
"original
.of
general
within
Interest
manufacture
1954-55.
<•'
.......
'-Adjusted
links.
John W. Torrison, President,
11,500,000 produced without a single
to
period
~
••
from
from
-
at
ranging .from
proceeds
additions
for
and
sidiaries
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
months
of
the contract,
similar
15-month
contract
September
awarded
was
shell
announcing receipt of
the
rejection
in
July
on
20
COi
&
redeemable
'
are
*; Aluminum Specialty Co., Manitowoc, Wis.—Contract—
Income
income
follows:--
months :
19,278,662
4,080,000
net
Federal
as
Period Ended May
1
5
without
for expenses incident
used
letter
a
Stanley
be
prices
extensions,
those
50
....
American Gas & Electric Co.
12
corporation
competitive
received
EARNINGS—For the year 1955, the company and its principal tele¬
phone subsidiaries had consolidated operating revenues of $5,297,043,000
sidiaries
Alta Uranium, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.—Files With
:
at
was
inter-communication between
and
through the territories of its
telephone
subsidiaries
and
of
other
telephone
companies
and
for
interconnection between telephone systems in the United States and
and
be
through Atwill & Co., Miami Beach, Fla.
for construction, equipment and working
,
will
coupon
the
to
used
1957.
p.
filed
2
on
42,857
debentures
37/s%>
a
for
Allied Products Corp., St. Petersburg, Fla.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
J" The
Morgan
for
.
operates
Reserve
Banks
101.439
within
and
points
outside
of
such
territories,
toll
service
being furnished partly in conjunction with the company and other
telephone companies.
The company estimates that about 95% of the
toll messages originating in the United States are routed in whole or
in part over its lines or those of
its subsidiaries.
The company also
Banks of
of Member
Debentures
—
points
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 59;
The Course of Bank Clearings..
47
Sale—
167, p.
& Investment News Cover
System.———— 49
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
2893.
-Alabama Mills, Inc.—Proposed
-
Federal
Co.
BUSINESS—Company and its
telephone subsidiaries are engaged
principally in. furnishing cMnmtihication services,
mainly telephone
service.
The company's telephone
subsidiaries furnish local and toll
Rates...L—______ 49
Exchange
Reserve
—V.
oper.
lor
City Bond
Condition
by
redemption
plant;
Offerings...—_______ 54
Dividends Declared and Payable..
11
331,120
7,247,113
State
'
from
Net
$1,315,496
- 267,034
railway—
1953
.
of
debentures
service
1954
Telegraph
financing will be used by the
company
for
advances
to subsidiary
and
associated
companies;
for the purchase of stock offered for subscription5 by such companies;
Miscellaneous Features
1955
-
bid
PROCEEDS—Net
-
May—
$1.41
restricted class
of
bid of 102.1199%.
on a
interest.
434,592
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
'
at
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.___
other
The
s
;35
pri^flu-—---35
Transactions New York ttock Exchange.^..
134,103
.
2,077:;86
$3,916,056
2,564,298
3005.
p.
awarded the
were
group, headed
46
1,026,551
386,741:
p.
I
183,
Telephone &
July 10
One
45
2.662,493
2,601,440
oper.
...42'.
_____
Exchange—Curb Section..._
-"'V
\Tatio*r
/
railway—^
sale
Dow-Jones Stock and lif nAAverages.35
344;,/.
railway———
from
Net
IV
Exchange..——
shares.—V.
common
derwriters
41.
Over-the-Counter Markets
•
$528,179
—
from
Net
,(
income—
oper.
From
Gross
1953
Stock
:•■.
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart &
Inc.; as joint managers of an investment banking
syndicate, on July 11 offered $250,000,000 of 34-year
3%% debentures, due July 1, 1990, at 102.75% and ac-<
crued interest, to yield approximately 3.73%. This offer¬
ing was oversubscribed and the books closed. The un¬
39
____—
2,998,714
$1.79
:—
share™—
Co.
Exchange——.——40
Stock
outstanding..
common
American
Exchange._—"39
Stock
Toronto Stock
'..v
1954
railway-:...railways
from
Net
•"
1955
1956
Exchange.
Stock
Francisco
per
Offered—The First Boston
38
——
—
Bros. & Hutzler on July 9 announced that it has
arranged the direct placement of 25,000 shares of Aetna
Finance Co.. 5%% cumulative preferred stock, of $100
"
B
36
—v
$5,745,369
...
shares
*After preferred share requirements and exclusive
,
36
Stock Exchange——
Stock Exchange—
income
•Earnings
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange™39
mon
2797. ;
Net
„.
36
„
Angeles
Midwest
•■*<;<•/■'
Preferred Stock Offered
Exchange-———.:
Detroit Stock Exchange..__i._
Los
3005.
p.
Stock
:
of
Common
<
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.36 r
Technology, and,
built for the Italian'
r.'.
Aetna Finance Co.
type
of
a
5,000-kilowatfc reactor of similar type is being
National Committee for Nuclear Research.—V. 183,
:
CP5
15
27
________
American Stock Exchange.............L..31
This
■under construction
Exchange (Bonds)
;
.
1955
$85,950,601 $66,605,738
products sold
59,549,565
46,701,842
Operating expenses (less other,income13,805,667,/ 11,412,840
Taxes on.income (estimated)—_______—_____
6,850,000
4.575,000
Page ;
:
York Stock Exchange (Stocks)___
/,/
1956
sales.
Cost
constructed
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Six Months Ended May 31—
<
power
stock.
earnings
share
•American
subsidiaries,
Telephone
tincludes
& Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
proportionate Interest in net earnings o2 West-
■
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r
4'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
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Monday, July 16, 1956
.
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1
*
"—H"t—~2~*TT;
Starkweather
subsidiaries not consolidated (partly esti¬
^aye'ragd" number of shares outstanding..
/ ,
CAPITALIZATION—For the company and its principal telephone
subsidiaries, capital stock equity, funded debt and notes payable to
banks,
amounted to $8 448.348.055, $4,375,645,600 and
$152.000 000.
respectively, at Dec. 31. 1955.
These figures compared wtth S3.739433,091, $3,632,954,000 and $54,000,000, respectively, at Dec. 31, 1950.
UNDERWRITERS
The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the principal amount of deben¬
Electric
em
tBased
mated).
The First Boston
Stuart
Halsey,
opposite their respective
below
forth
set
Corp._$23,150.000
& Co.,
Fox
3,730.000
1,000,000
5,000,000
150,000
Sutro
Co.-a—_
IfOO.OOO
Sutro
200,000
Swiss
250,000
Peck—.
750,000
Hanrahan
&
Adams
Baker
Amott,
Inc
250.000
Arnhold
1,000.000
200,000
Inc.——.
Crane—
&
Co
150.000
——
Inc.-
1,500,000
500,000
1,500,000
Redpath
& Co.—_
Baker,
Watts
Baker,
Weeks
Co—
&
Frank
2oU,000
—
Hewitt
300,000
Jones, Kreeger &
H.
250,000
John
Inc,—
150,000
Kaiser
150,000
Kay,
&
Co.,
George K.
Downing
200,000
Co
Baxter, Williams & Co.
7,500,000
B,
150,000
& Co—
Joyce
500,000
Co.——_—-
&
250,000
Richards & Co.—
Kean, Taylor & Co
1,000,000
Stearns
Bear,
&
300,000
Bingham,
Kormendi
&
Sheldon
3ingham,
Walter
3ioren
&
Co
Birely
&
1,500,000
&
& Co.i,_
1,000,000
Co._
200,000
Cabell
Brooke
&
&
D.
& Co.
Broome
A.
250,000
Mackall
&
—
—
Slocumb
"Suraham
McJunkin,
Pickard,
M.
Inc
—
—
150,000
Carolina
1,000,000
Corp
C.
;
Cassel & Co.,
F.
Central
Republic
Inc.
Lynch
200,000
Chaplin & Co.———
Securities Corp.—
City
E.
Clark
W.
Blair
F.
500,000
750,000
Co
&
300,000
1,000,000
&
&
Co-
400,000
—
150,000
Co
—
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co._
Newburger
Corp.
100,000
&
200,000
500,000
Hanseatip
York
New
&
Claybaugh
Co—■
1,000,000
—
Cabot^.-——
200,000
300,000
500,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
W.
H.
Newbold's
Son
Moors
3,750,000
West
Whiteside,
Winslow,
1,250,000
Co
Model, Roland & Stone
Moore, Leonard &
Inc.——
&
Milwaukee
2,000,000
————
Securities
Clayton
Corp.
200,000
Inc
C.
Smith
C.
Collings
300,000
the
Lucas
&
Crowell,
—
&
Cunningham,
Pacific
A.
Kendall,
*-•
^
400,000
Schmertz
200,000
House & Co.—
Henry
Dahlberg
Dallas
Union
<fc
Co.
Inc
400,000
Prescott,
200,000
Snider
—
Inc
100,000
Co.
Rambo, Close &
&
250,000
—
Crouter
Dick
750,000
250,000
Bodina
&
Dickson
1,500,000
Dittmar
John
500,000
Co
&
The
Douglas
—
100,000
& Co.
Homsey & Co.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
R. J. Edwards, Inc
300,000
duPont.
Elwcrthy
&
Co.,
Evans
&
500,000
&
Co.
100,000
Richards
&
Co.
The
First
Cleveland
Corp.
of
First
Iowa
Corp
First Securities
Co.
1,000,000
250,000
Foster
of
M.
M.
Schwabacher
by
&
Horner
&
Co
500,000
Mason,
300,000
Seasongood
750,000
Seligman,-
150,000
Shaughnessy
Co
Freeman
&
Co.,
Cinther,
Johnston
150,000
Co.
&
Glickenhaus
&
&
250,000
Lembo_
&
Co.,
Bogan
150,000
5,000.000
Shields
&
Co
Showers
I.
Green, Ellis & Anderson
300,000
1,500,000
100,000
Digitized for Greene & Ladd
FRASER
250.000
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
750,000
Co
M.
The
4.44%
Simon
&
Co
1,000,000
4.60%
cumn,
Common
stock
to
the
Sperry
&
Co._
&
Co—
will
made
be
—V.
183,
30,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$971,088 shs.
to
the
from
such
of
below
in
respective
the
company
shares
to the common
pursuant
of
the
common
stock
have
First
Boston
Corp
not
Co.,
Inc.
14.00
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
S.
R.
Clement
&
H.
Corp
Evans
J.
Co.,
&
W.
&
&
Waggoner
Broome
&
&
&
Co
Inc
Co
Crawford,
Varnedoe,
Chisholm
3.75
3.75
3.75
Byron Brooke & Co
&
6.00
3.75
Inc.—
Co.,
Hirshberg,
Tindall
French
6.00
Space
&
2.50
Inc
&
2.50
2.50
bonds due 1981.—V. 183, p. 3006.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
due
general mortgage,
March
1,
1980,
are
series D,
now
3%% bonds, dated March 1,
exchangeable for outstanding tem¬
bonds of said issue, with Sept. 1, 1956, and subsequent coupons
at the United States Trust Co. of New York, 37 Broad
porary
250,000
attached,
100,000
St.,
New
York,
N.
Y.—V.
184,
p.
2.
|
30,|
three
the
Axe-Houghton
and
Stock
$116,888,702
against
as
funds—Axe-Houghton
orj
fourth
a
A,|
$118,$108,-|
Fund—were
March
on
Fund
B.
and
31
W.
Axe
&
Co.-|
is
shareholders
the
voted
have
accomplished.
being
now
to
This
open
it up and thel
involves a continuous!
June 30
$15,284,628,
were
183,
funds.—V.
making
a
total of $133,493,595|
1610;
p.
Acquisitions—
entered into an agreement to join forces with|
and leaders in the fast-growing aerosol packaging field:
Bostwick Laboratories, Inc., and Connecticut Chemical Research Corp.,|
corporation has
pioneers
both
of
Bridgeport,
boards of
The
Conn.
directors of the three
com-|
panies have approved an agreement for the exchange of all outstanding
stock
of
Connecticut-Bostwick
with
B.
T.
Babbitt, subject
to the
approval by the stockholders of B. T. Babbitt.
tvpe
modern
the
now
housewares,
Samuel
aerosols
and
being
sold
Mendleson,
fit
in
first
14
and
drug
as Hep Aerosol
bomb, Hep Spray-Type
household push buttor
nationally known Bostwick products
America's
Cleaner,
Oven
Laboratories, one of the first companies to dis-|
aerosol bomb, B. T. Babbitt will continue the
Bostwick
Through
tribute
marketing of such
sprays
July 16, at 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y., receive
bids for the purchase from it of $5,000,000 first mort¬
Definitive,
the three months ending June
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.—Proposed
This
■
Insecticide,-
Co.
oh
gage
said.
Odium
Mr.
the second quarter!
three ^xe-Houghtonl
down in
assets of
were
total
31, 1955.
Electronics Corporation,
&
but
four
all
two
6.00
Neal
Hilsman
Norris
6.00
6.00
Lane,
Inc.
Stockton
6.00
Co., Inc
Securities
A.
Co.,
J.
Pierce,
Beane
&
Dickson
Johnson,
Wyatt,
13.75
,
sub¬
%
13.75
Co..
&
for
stock subscription offer:
The Robinson-Humphrey
September,"
in
Exchange.1
Stock
severally
%
Courts
week
percentages
are
as
The
offering of shares and their withdrawal from trading on the America:
for preferred stock of former
named
last
of
B
30
Dec.
Science
Its assets on
purchase
below,
forth
Fund
June
change-over
mortgage.
underwriters
common
quarter.
per
figures released by the management.
1956, the funds' assets rose $9,670,210
assets
combined
sold),
are
be issued subject
may
Atlas
new
cents
managed
company.
agreed
set
the
|
fund, reported its asset value was $9.78 a share on June 30|
compared with $9.79 on March 31 and $9.54 on Dec. 31, 1955.
Axe Science
is not an open-end fund like the other three Axe
in-|
vestment companies (while its shares are redeemable no new shares!
20,000 shs.
29,100 shs.
shares held for exchange
tlncludes 889
parent
20,000 shs.
in
$20,
9%.
Axe
($100 par value)
contained
of
months of
six
on
series
value
par
the
on
15
or
year,
$1,320,265 in
preliminary
to
538,757
future
the
increased
first
the
The
30,000 shs.
or
per
price averages
sharp break in May,
4,120,000
par value)
divident rate
current
share
per
stock
a
funds
5,000,000
1963
a
Axe-Houghton Fund A, Inc.—Funds Assets RiseAlthough
$5,767,000
30,000 shs.
value)
"The
during
5,000,000
the
|
2178.
p.
4,500,000
($100
each
for
dividend was paid on June 20, 1956.
In the normal
next quarterly dividend
payment on the common stock
the
course
In
($100 par value)
par
preferred
term
cents
1971
of
of
him
a
said.
60
on
($10
limitations
250.000
Moore
is
208,967
bonds
share
a
in the merger he would give a proxy to Atla's
of years and that, if and when he desires to I
of said stock during said term of years, he will do so J
Axe-Houghton
stk.
pfd. stk.
of
quarterly
6,305,000
cumul. pfd.
1955,
Small-Milburn Co.,
Inc.
Smith,
last
6,908,000
due
of 3/10th
Odium
stock
1981-^
due
Inc.,
preferred dividend requirements," Mr. Odium stated.
giving effect to conversion into preferred stock, Atlas Willi
approximately 8,580,000 shares of common stock outstanding,"
7,000,000
cumul. pfd. stk.
Airfleets,
''After
Outstanding
100,000
ner
Grande & Co., Inc
bonds
4%" debentures
with
connection
stock carries a dividend
quarterly rate of 25 cents.
7,000,000
1978——.
in
Corp.,
^
by
any
a
mutual
Bids for Bonds—The company will up to 11 a.m. (EDT)
Paul
400,000
&
1974-.
due
Inc.
200,000
300,000
Olds
Marache
&
due
Pictures
have
FINANCING
$7,500,000
—
basis
the
on
of
nearly
—
issued
been
RKO
all
at
the
bonds:
300,000
Co.,
Inc
Robert
MacGregor,
PRESENT
Authorized
had
of
common.
following
TO
1
.
-5%
of $1 per share per year, pay¬
Preferred dividends will accrue]
from
May 31,
1956.
The preferred
stock
to
be
outstanding as
a
result of the conversions has approximately a 600%
arsst coverage.
Net earnings or profits at a rate of less than 1% on assets would equal |
1955.
EFFECT
rights
Atlas
into
1,365,-
new
the 40 day conversion period
President, announced on July 11.
during
preferred
able
$2,086,343
GIVING
conversion
company's
secondary distribution or similar channels.
a
cumulative dividend rate of 5%
on
the
$2,695,382
of
30,
stock
the
oper¬
to
income
250,000
&
:
Sheridan
Inc
Goodwyn
Granbery,
& Mayer_
Lubetkin &
gas
income
net
series
Equitable
250,000
Inc.
Inc.
400,000
Co
150,000
'
1956,
net
and
mortgage
4*/*%■ series
150,000
Co.—
Co.
-
Frisbie
A.
1,250,000
31,
and
ended Sept.
a
.
approximately
of
into
"With
and
$37,591,720
1963—
5,000,000
Co._
&
Schwinn
B.
_\
Co—
&
Schweickhardt
L.
Ina
Glover
Pomeroy,
*
March
Georgia,
in
$41,308,655
year
will
from
2894.
p.
stock
common
Odium,
B.
merger
acquired
dispose
metro¬
of
due
The
300,000
&
ended
183,
loan
Mr.
to
100,000
Parke
Hutton
Inc.
months
12
series
scribed
&
—
Scott,
&
-100,000
Co—
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
&
in
Floyd
management for
1956.
year
being
areas
Macon, Rome, and Athens
in South Carolina.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Atherton
Marshall.
&
Freeman
Leonard
Richter
600,000
First Southwest
300,000
Co.
150,000
Securities
7,500,000
7,500,000
Corp._
Chicago
First
Co.
Inc.
&
&
Bros.
Schoellkopf,
—-
—
200,000
Company.
Scherck.
1,000,000
Field,
&
Schirmer,
Feibleman
J.
Rothschild
F.
Russ
500,000
T.
Co.—
&
Hutzler
Inc.
Far-well,
L.
Salomon
&
A.
Mosle
fiscsal
♦Additional
250,000
300,000
Co
2,250,000
100,000
Lukens-
Inc.
Rotan,
the
3%
Borton & Simon,
300,000
Chapman
Clement
7,500,000
♦First
4V2%
Inc.—.—
and
fiscal
the
-
of
"s.ock
purposes
revenues
with
plant
power
long-term
a
conversion requests received would require approximately
880,000
shares
of
preferred stock as compared
with the
1,250,000
^preferred shares authorized for issuance on such conver:ion.
*
Former RKO Pictures Corp. stockholders, other than Howard Hughes,
elected
to
convert
approximately 212,000 of the 660,571 new Atlas
common
shares they received in the merger.
Howard Hughes, largest
single holder of the old RKO stock, elected to retain his new Atlas
common
shares.
On the basis of his ownership of 1,262,120 shares of
old RKO stock,
he was entitled to receive in the merger a total of
961,616 shares of new Atlas common.
Mr. Hughes committed to Mr.
Odium during the merger negotiations that with respect to any common
business
is
the
distribution
of
northwest and northeast Georgia
principal
present
.
obtain
will
Corp., Wasatch Corp. and Albuquerque Associated Oil Co.
stockholders • received
the
right
to
convert
common
into
according
New
1,500,000
Co.,
the
in
to one-half.; The
requested conversion
Atlas
preferred
limited
Diego
Filling
*
&
Robinson-Hum¬
phrey
3,000,000
Francis I. duPont
Beck
150,000
Ross,
Carolina,
3%
Co
Robinson
Co.,
&
Inc
the
for
Pierce & Co.,
Ely,
&
for construction
value
recent
have
new
expired,
share
stock to
$5,000,000
retirement of
the
of
^preferred
common
for
par
Common
.
mounted
revenues
compared
500,000
—
Co
Riter
principal
In central,
Augusta
EARNINGS—For
ating
500,000
Refsnes,
construction
for
Augusta,
North
:
250,000
Rauscher,
Atlanta,
and
Kerner,
Co
&
South
500,000
Inc.-
Co...
southwest
spent
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—
5,000,000
Co.,
&
150,000
Co.,
Inc.
Merle-Smith—
&
S,
R.
&
Rand
Townsend,
&
1,800,000
'
Wright,
Inc,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
Dawson,
DeHaven
Aiken
Co.,
750,000
Skaggs & Cd.i_
Hannaford
and
be
a
new
power
plant
with a
for the smelter-refinery and
plant.
There
will
be
sufficient
power
present concentrating mill and the
mine.
This plan will res'lt in cutting
the
this
stockholders
shares
The
„
———
Quail
Shelby Cullom Davis &
Davis,
200,000
politan
&
300,000
Securities
will
BUSINESS—Company's
natural gas to customers
500,000
Hopwood
E. POilock
Wm.
The
the
cost of the company's construction requirements
ending Sept. 30. 1956. The company estimates that
$8,760,000
&
the
used
incurred
in
the
run
at
standby unit.
project Atlas
financing institution.—V.
San
There will be an'
of
also
at Atlas
similar
a
capacity
be amenable
a
linance
just
the
year
100,000
—
were
be
also
Atlas
establish
to
provide
to
acid-fertilized
units
power
as
but
increased
Atlas Corp.—Conversion Period Ended—
,
Stock Offered—This
sale
will
KW
to
over
of
000
at competitive bidding, of
1981,
banks which
to
finance
fiscal
the
from
due
500,000
Piper, Jaffray &
&
payable
to
the
for
proceeds
bonds,
Co._
Inc
left
month,
per
additional
from
proposes
proposed
a
kept
concentrates
of
Philippine copper mines which may
metallurgical or chemical treatment.
operating
large
Co.—Reduces Discount Rates—
concurrent sale
a
mortgage
Co-
&
Copeland
Patterson,
—
1,250,000
Co
Northwest
300,000
Inc.
Co.,
J.
100,000
300,000
Gunn
Inc
Cunningham,
&
and
& Co.
Carey,
Curtiss,
notes
Co.—
Weedon
Cruttenden
150,000
Overton
100,000
Co.
Cooke
first
of
I
share for each 10 shares held.
PROCEEDS—Net
tons
other
40,000
of
cost
To
Corp., Courts & Co., and The Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., will purchase any unsubscribed
shares.
T
'v;
\
of
recommendation
Managers of Atlas, for the installation after
studies
and
tests
to
determine
the
most
concencrates
and
company
lor
power
The First Boston
250,000
&
of
same
The
other
-;:y
oversubscription privilege in the common stock offering.
Upon termination of the stockholder offering at the close
of business July 31, an underwriting group headed by
Co.—
O'Gara
Ohio
The
Investment
Columbia
Alfred
the
;
is offering its common stockholders of record
July 10 rights to subscribe for 88,280 shares of common
stock (par value $10) at $25.50 per share on the basis of
Mitchell & Co.
O'Brian
Co.,
&
200,000
—
have approved the
company
research
10,000
or
capacity
July 2 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
incident to mining operations.—V. 183, p. 878.
holders and from
&
Baudean
Nusloch,
Middlebrook,
&
the
of
of
-
future
to
copipany
200,000
500,000
1
Coburn
Hirshberg,
&
Mining & Development Corp.—To
Refining Plant—
Atlas
quantity
.
Norris
98,135
2758.
p.
.
paid
new
309,697
27,624
will be installed at Sangi, near Toledo, Cebu, Philippines,
has its ocean-loading facilities,
17 kilometers from the
mine.
The contemplated
capacity of the plant will be sufficient" to
process not only the entire production of concentrates of Atlas at its
proposed increased capacity, by the end of 1956, of 10,000 tons of ore
';V "...
;
^
one
1,887,627
207,044
■
plant
on
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Common
*9,575
,
'the
by this company for short-term discount notes declined
effective July 6.
The major automobile finance company
announced a new schedule of 30-89 days, 2%%', 90-179 days, 21/ar/c;
180-239 days,
3%, and 240-270 days, 3 Ye % .•
The reduction, first
since June 16, 1954, applies to the first three maturity brackets only
as 240-270
day paper will continue to command 3'/b% interest on a
per annum basis.-rV. 183,*«p.
|413.
7,500.000
Beane—
&
'
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
The
Co,
(Inc.)———
Chace,
Merrill
400,000
—
100,000
Securities
Co.—
2,000,000
———
Hutchinson
500,000
Phillips
250,000
183,
directors
where
1%,
of
1,603,525
*61,701
'
199,848
.
efficient metallurgical process for recovering the copper from these con¬
centrates.
■
■■
Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Associates Investment
Rates
Ve
200,000
—-—•—'
COi—
&
600,000
Brothers
Caldwell
1,000,000
150,000
—
<Sc Co.
& Company,
Young,
Weir,
McMaster
The
100,000
Co,
>ore
—
McLeod,
Co.
&
500,000
1,142,953
90,988
1,711.058
income—-,
A. Soriano & Co., General
1,786,000
expenses
10,852
corporation will establish a combination smelter and refining
plane, to produce metallic copper from its concentrates, Col. Andres
President, announced on July 10/
$20
lor
*4,231
Soriano,
this corporation,
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
43,142
*67,511
This
(10 cents, per share!
Patton &
Inc.—*
(Inc.)
Byrd
Co.
&
Byllesby
Co.,
&
McKelvy
1,500,000
H.
—
Inc.
Coe
McDonald
Denton,
&
<Sc
The
SEC
500,000
*
1,800,000
Corbett
Burns,
Co.
250,000
McDonald-I<
Co.,
&
Co
&
Bros.
Burns
300,000
150,000
Marshall
Brush,
250,000
.200,000
&
150,000
be
Securities and
& Co.—
Inc.——-
&
McAndrew
Uranium Co., Inc. below.
Arizona Uranium
1953
$364,563
23,756
-
Erect Smelter and
'
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Anschutz Drilling Co.,
400,000
Inc.——-
Co.,
&
tax-credit due
7,500,000
Lomasney
300,000
a
1954
$304,711
Atlas Consolidated
150,000
v.
Smith
————-5-
receive
continued to
1955
.*35,212
,
600,000
established by
was
913,781
$187,821
49,204
.
J. 18,353
railway-
Deficit.—-V.
500,000
Churubusco, Ind.—Earns. Up
record
52,688
RR.—Earnings—
$348,890
,
railway—..
oper,
the
&
Ryons
Loewi
from
ry.
daily
See Little Star
——
Alleman,
Lester,
Net
Net
also
Wheeler &
—,
Lisle
Brown,
&
Co
Stockton
Williams
i
front
completion
1,500,000
—
Leedy,
200,000
100,000
&
—
Levy
500,000
Co.———
&
Bradford
150,000
Thalmann
Co
&
5,000,000
Co.—
Blair
Branch,
100,000
Inc.——
Co.,
William
M.
Inc.
Lawson,
200,000
—
BMiir
J. C.
Ladenburg,
Co.,
Co.—
3oettcher
Arthur
sales
months
Gross
400,000
Krensky
100,000
Inc.———~
Hurry,
Co.,
&
200,000
&
Co.
Inc.-
E. Kohn &
Richard
nine
year, the corporation
carried forward from
MacArthur &
Kenower,
4,000,000
Co.—
I. Josey
new
260,232
183,381
,
1—
Jan.
to a loss
previous years. The 1955 net income was $285,568, equal to 26 cents a share alter adjusting for the 2-ior-l split in
August, 1953.—V. 183, p. 766.
>
;
V v
250,000
& Company
500,000
105.
30o,653
Income
oper.
ing. The 1956 net income after taxes, Mr. Rojtman explained, cannot
readily be compared with the similar period of 1955 since, in that_
250,000
250,000
Baumgartner,
&
Co.
Edward D. Jones &
A
ry.
Co.,
Inc.
Co,
341,901
railway—__
railway—
producer of crawler tractors, in the period ended May 31, 1956, M. B.
Rojtman, President, announced on July 11.
The corporation for the
nine months ended May 31.
reported net sales of $7,611,239, an In¬
crease
of 131%
over the $3,300,705
in the corresponding 1355 period.
Net operating
income for the current nine months' period before«'
taxes totaled $628,765, an increase of 99%
over the $315,568 in 1955.
Net income after taxes was $301,965, equal
after preferred dividends
to 27 cents a share on the 1,103,608 shares of common stock outstand¬
200,000
Baum & Co.
B.
Battles
Grubbs
k
Keir
&
;
.
Thornhi'l-.
from
From
Wag-.
——
Co.,
950,004
369,235
income
2758.
1956 "
from
Net
300,000
100,000
—
Biddle & Co.
W.
York & ;
Warren
American Tractor Corp.,
250,000
Norfolk
Jenks, Kirkland,
Co,—
&
Bass
200,000
2,500,000
184, p,
Co.
&
1,629.464
£65,949
1,566,074
865,028
May—
Gross
•
Inc
Yarnall,
—V.
of
Corp.
&
Yantis
200,000
&
Trask
&
—
and
S.
F.
300,000
-
2,500,000
250,000
400,000
Co._——
&
M.
goner J
Wyllie
<&
Co.
Securities
Interstate
Neal
p.
Net
——
Zuckerman,
—
Bateman.—i
Barth
J.
Corp.-
Share
Investment
&
Leary & Co
Barrow,
Wyatt,
100,000
Co.—
&
Dabney
Inc.
Hansen
& Co—
Collins & Co.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
100,000
300,000
Jack
Co.
200,000
L. r: Wright. &
Wulff,
1,750,587
Atlanta & West Point
150,000
Co.
&
Wood
E.
Co.,'
100,000
600,000
&
—
Spencer
Trubee,
100,000
500,000
North
Fitch,
Barret,
Co._
&
-
1,250,000
Corp..
Baker
Tyson
250,000
2,250,000
Burge & Kraus—
The Bankers Bond Co.,
Ball,
Arthur
Hulme,
&
Parker
Auchincloss,
650,000
Townsend, Graff
Co.——
500,000
Inc——
Co.,
&
Harold
Townsend,
250,000
Applegate
&
Humphrey, Inc
Indianapolis Bond &
&
500,000
&
79,615
300,000
&
———
Higgins
oper.
183,
181,263
66,940
1,816,898
railway—^.
railway—-
from
225,076
300,000
-
Co,
&
Johnson
Wilson,
250,000
Tindall
W.
Williston
R.
J.
"
——i.
193,568
—
$304,598
1—
Jan
ry.
—V.
1953
$334,406
income
from
Net
500,000
lydl
$385,519
73,810
railway
Net
&
1955
$384,023
railway-
oper.
From
Co.,
&
—
J
Co.—
American
J.
Hogle & Co._—
A.
Hourwich
u+i.
&
Inc.
ry.
Gross
150,000
!
Williams
CO.————
&
1,000,000
1,800,000
—-
250,000
1
250,000
—
Bros
Thomas
Co.,
&
Hilsman
H.
J.
Lorn-
Yeatman
5,000,000
300,000
650,000
&
Whittaker
L.
T.
C.
from
Net
Cj—150,000
Co—-
&
Co.
1,000,000
Co._—
Inc,
CO.,
Thayer,
Co.-
Sc
Robert
N.
from
Net
7,500,000
—
&
White
C.
*"
Inc.
bardo,
Suplee,
1,000,000
Co.—
Hentz &
H.
J.
&
Robinson
Co
A twill
——
& Co.—
Bruce & Co._—
Heller,
300,000
Co..—-
Ashmun
8.
Aspden,
Co
&
Haupt & Co
Ira
Hettleman
&
Lestrange
Arthurs,
&
Hayden. Stone
S.
and
Bleichroeler,
C.
200,000
——■
Arnold
&
Hallgarten
Harrison
Co.,
&
Halle
Smith
Stutbs,
Westheimer
1,000,000
&
Co
&
250.000
Co.—
Investment
Wertheim
—„
&
Strauss
S.
300,000
Weil
300,000
250,000
Straus,
Blotser
McDowell
Grosa
&
Morrow
1956
May—
100,000
Co.
250,000
—_
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
400,000
Co
&
Watkins,
CO
&
Walter
&
—_
Inc.
Stlx
Gregory & Sons—..—;
G, C. Haas & Co
Aobott, Proctor & Paine
Adams & Hinckley—„
23,150,000
,
Myer
—
Stlfel,
J.
Stieglitz
& Co——
Hannaford «Sc Talbot—
nr
2,000,000
&
Inc..
Co.,
500,000
Co.
&
Agee & Leach
Nicolaus & Co.,
Sterne,
names:
200,000
I
Frank,
Stern,
Varnedoe,^ Chisholm
300,000
Co—,
Boyce—
Brothers
Stern
—
tures
&
&
Brois.
Stein
on
low pressure bug
well established
other
through all types
fields.
dealers in
of
perfectly
with
Babbitt,
of
the
present
stated
overall
that
who
under
will
the
research,
for
as
top
Bostwicls
of
A.
O.
Samuels,
will
continue
and production
in
President
a
and
Coppei
separate
the
to
be
devoted
Founder^
exclusively
of private label aerosol products
drug,
cosmetic,
and
housewares
has large manufacturing facilities ir
Toronto, Canada; and Wolverhampton, Eng-
presently
Connecticut;
as
selling,]
President.
marketers
Conn-Chem
Bridgeport,
its
business
development,
America's
industry.
direction
continue
Conn-Chem's
hardware^
marketing,
Cameo
advertising plans of Babbitt's own Bab-O, Glim,
Cleaner, and other products in grocery outlets.
Connecticut
Chemical
Research
Corp.
will operate
and
unit,
the
these
grocery
President
Volume 184
Number 5551
land,
an
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(215)
providing
international
aerosol
service
to
their
contract
customers.
B.
T.
The
:
ible
Babbitt has
plants in Albany, N. Y.; three factories in Chicago,Angeles, Calif., as well as a plant, in pao
Brazil, which provide potential service centers for the
private
label customers of Conn-Chem.
111.; a
Paulo,
plant
Included
in
The
Vernon-Los
are
Connecticut-Bostwick's
interest
in
Connecticut
icals
3
Baird
Associates-Atomic
to Be Placed
to
sales
1
Chem-i
in
units.
Warrants
1961
nearby
be
a
the
to
in
expire
at
exercisable
I960
at
be
in
the
of
of
facility,
share
of
-
this
to
during
Atomic
is
stockholders,
the
first
five
presently
he
noted
months
of
a
.
of
operating
with
were
!
.The debentures
Winslow,
York.—V.
combined
will
-of
m7
.
•
•
Railway
Railway
Net
op?r.
revenue
oper.
expenses.
operations!
ry.
—V.
945,404
•;
£443,043
income
oper.
183,
2894.
p.
$333,039
v
340,320
$3,041,272
1,937,803
,263,430
The
New
In comparing
and
March
of
$1,740,275
fiscal
appioximately
$56,100,000.
Sales
quarterly periods
sales for
gross
1955.
in
of
excess
a
craft
products
$63,000,000
as
i
order.
on
as
$84,000,000
of
Sept.
of
4
Awarded
31,
1956."
'
,
be
equipment
Contract
awards
Headquarters
world-wide
at
made
are
for-
by
to
procurement,
supply
Air
and
new
ground
of
183,
this
with
year
i
a;
*
Base,
Ohio.
1"v
.
from
other
loans.—V.
will
company
and
the
Air
from
for
the
$100
shares;
thereafter
thereafter
and
on
on
and
«
the
30,
1964
capital
at
New
101%;
is
to
express
but
of
none
into
be
shares.
of
before
or
June
are
that
come
be
in
each
added
any
proceeds
to
between
to
are
the
at
be
purpose.
June
7
,•
.
and
15-yr.
mortgage
s.
5%
cumul.
Common
*In
sion
stock
the
bonds
debentures
(par
22,800
shares
are
debentures.
It
is
office
in
a
Bennett
public
In
Foundry
Co.,
Corp., founded
organized in 1906.
in
1923,
(B)
at
company's
products include
items
used
fireplaces and items for the
furnishing and
the
.
—.
—
»
_
B
the
the
G. ,7
make
stock
part
up
plant
NOTE;
On
account
of
the
Other
Countries, $67.00
fluctuations in
the
per
rate
of
-
,
the
condition
in
the
annual
the
be
of
the
the
filings
in
the
in
conditions
(A)
the
such
a
the
in
since
company
and
,
stock
.
manner
purchasers,"
company
by
work
Commission
and
that
made
upon
assessment
that
terms
with,
would
deceit
or
states
that
;
that
June
;,
24.
concerning,
annual
rental
pay¬
with
and
at
10.
be
$3
also
its
ac
received
retail
a
for
the
Co.
of
the
under
the
N.
but
wholesale
retirement
3p,
com-/'
issuer
in
an
&
and
in
offices
Net
it
—
—
Profit
all
before
step in
one
of
the
portion
a
nation's
its
of
is
taxes
sates
currently
a
wholly-owned subsidiary under the
ChPdress, President, who has been retained
C.
and
who
183,
intends
to
continue
to
operate
that
'
•'
.
1956
-V
7'.
.
7
tax'
'1955
'
!2.J—_—— $21,245,329
'
•
..
.
(j'(
.
- •
('
7
v,
%■
7
17,322,048
n
$1,690,100
—
,
$18,628,774 '
19,555,229
$1,306,726
111,007
312,893
$1,579,093
$999,833
.——-----—
7
•
capital gains and income
-—------—— ■—
California
business
capital
tax
835,800
—,
at
PRESENT
—V.
7
C.
526,700
183,
2642, 7,
p.
of
rate.
Valley
500,000 shs, 7
conversion
upon
by
The
Boulevard.
principal
and
interest
The
at
corporation
covering
$7.75
The
It
was
the
Seucrities
Act
of
of
deed
a
note
of
is
$5,850.
announced
1933
A
to
at
$10
grounds
the
to
believe"
(A)
on
also
are
the
promoters
of
notifi¬
directors
the
1955.
;
Co.,
Inc.,
July
of
through
to
go
filed
2
,
.
Rowles,
two
Tex.—
Commission—|
letter
a
of
stock
common
Houston,
notification
(par
Winston
&
52)
Co.,
to
with
be
selling stockholders.—V. 177,
p.
the
intended
issuer
Mr,
Murray
in
to
resign
and
mining
as
intended
beyond
assigned
certain
president
as
further
and
over
gas
Beringer
Ltd.
made
in
the
the
U.
of
resources
that
states
will
head
Texas.
2246.
per
share.
U.
S.
Gundy & Co. Ltd. and Harris St
offering group.
The
offering will not
the new
shares will not be registered
since
Securities
S.
Caanda.
Wood,
the
Act,—V.
184,
106.
p.
Budd Co.—To Unveil New
Super
>
The
issuer;
Lightweight Car—
»
"Pioneer
III," lightest railway passenger car
meeting standard
requirements ever, built, will be shown to a group of rail¬
road presidents in New York on
July 16, according to an announcement
strength
by
Edward
The
the
Budd,
G.
stainless
Waldorf
steel
R.
the
of
in
active
in
the
joined
will
New
of
the
it
in
following
area
at
special siding beneath
financial leaders^and
the
presidential
show¬
and
Cold
Ariz.
Mr.
Brown,
Jr.,
in
the
forma¬
announced
design;
circuits
near
Tucson,
R.
was
the
electronic
York
southwest
technical operations
activities
a
Corp.—Organized—
firm,
specialize
transistorized
the
on
press,
with Thomas
electronics
new
the
railroads
Research
has
firm
new
the
of
2894.
P.
Burr
this
of
1
exhibited
of
183,
facture
for
be
members
Page
and
President,
will
to
ing.—V.
tion
Jr.,
car
Astoria
representatives
other
leases
on July
10.
development and
and
Spring
Mr.
Brown
equipment.
It
Harbor. Long
Burr
will
will
be
manu¬
will
be
Island,
responsifcle-
supervise the
business
organization.
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
as
See
give up
shares, and
issuer
and
soon
to
300,000
to' the
all
that
of
the
fails
to
information
required
respect
"has
about
reports
to
B.
of
Central
reason
William
the
name
to
promoters
them,
stock
his
Dana
(A)
a
that
issuer
(2)
and
Company,
m
in
the
the
(1)
and
the offering
to
issuer
give
has
other
failed
to
m
..
This
Co.
that
Commission's
a
order
Regulation A
The
asserts
exemption
is
#
t
—
*x.•..
j
.
x
i
—
i
t
~
^
t
——. —
for
foreign
subscriptions
an
&
Rubber Co.
below.—V.
183,
p.
2179.
has acquired a 25%
interest in the Imperial Sugar
Land, Texas. Officials did not disclose the price.
company
Sugar
transaction
was
announced
by
I.
H.
Kempner,
Chairman
of
Imperial and Donald Maclean, President of California and Hawaiian.
Simultaneously they announced a five-year contract under whicli
Imperial would
purchase from
150,000
to
200,000
tons
a
year
of
cane
stock
interests.—V.
Publishers, 2-5 Park Place, New York 7,
—
of
The
Hawaiian
the
M-—
General Tire
California & Hawaiian Sugar Refining
Co—Acquisition
issuer
sales.
Reserve,
believe"
with,
of
.
offered
Houston,
African Oil Co., Ltd.—Plans Stock Offering—
natural
be
the
asserts
the
and
V
■/.
,
1,
.
on
vacated
order
that
Drilling;
shares
to
are
Burr-Brown
Commission's
•
600,000 shares, and the price will be $40
The
Uranium,
share,
per
Partners
share.
per
77. '
$0.29
Jan
This
new
issue, following the acquisition of Canadian Gulf OH
Company by B-A, will provide additional financing for the combined
enterprise.
It will also provide a further
opportunity for Canadians
to
participate in the ownership and development of the
petroleum
with
opportunity
for
hearing
suspension orders should be
effective
common shares is
expected to be offered in
the immediate future, reports M. S.
Beringer, President,
in a letter sent to all shareholders/The issue will
amount
exemp¬
an
7,
$530,418
$0.40
orders
pay
.i
on
25,000
proceeds
under
Commission,
./
mail
An issue of
Outstanding
tSecured
■
CAB
Valley '■
FINANCING
250,000
reflect
Cr63.283
$737,544
—
share———
common
to
$467,133
i
Dr5,749
1
—-——
per
$743,293
Files With Securities and Exchange
J.
$300,000
244,203
issuance
incomegains—-^.7—-—
Brewster-Bartle
'7- ■■
Jan.
on
of
4371
♦2,000,000 shs.
for
operating
income
Earnings
SEC
located
net
♦Adjusted
1936.
$300,000
4371
completed
the
interest
'
with,
2287,
p.
i--—_
•'
■
w f
sugar.
involved
168,
N. Y„ REctor
—v —
—X
A
"1
year.
exchange, remittance
as
expenses
bdfore
Net
-
to pay him $9,000 for such leases but
omitting to state
Murray acted and is intended to act only as a nominee for others
not on his own
behalf; and <C>
that the terms and conditions
the
while
sales
-
in
7,
are
TO
1971
as
stock
he
was
* ■
$275,000.
contract
,
Income
in the manufacturing and sale
equipment and various accessory
conversion
circular
of
.
of
present;
on
during
include
companies,
business.
function
Clifford
-
obligated
With
of
customers
rubber
short-
•'•7
the
to
Feb.
on
Regulation A have not been complied
that
types of rubber hose,
domestic
personnel.—V.
British
provide
that
stock
stating
title and
required
John
of
maximum
'■
'
Net
selling
of
expanded
misleading in stating that the officers
offering
circular
some
Pre-tax operating revenue
Non-operating expenses
fund
offering circular is false and misleading (1) in
stating
Murray, President, owns 2,850,000 shares of the issuer's
to state that Murray was not in fact in control
to
of
stock
a
based
omitting
claim
and
of
;.rV".
Angeles and the
carrying of increased
incorporated
EFFECT
respective
Blackstone
stock
was
stock,
Co., Inc., currently is reported 1
supplier of lead extrusion/presses and 7*
to apply seamless lead
sheathing to power and j
overseas
rate
will
present
Operating
securities
offering
outstanding
exchange for
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Announces
Improved Net—
company
temporarily suspending Regulation
"reasonable
the
the
in
common
Robertson
5 Months Ended May 31—
Revenues
Los
the
succeeded
Exchange
common
and
1
Robert
John
and
by
long-term
a
the
:
accrued
sinking
by
and
receivable
reserved
.
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
gw
p.
in
the
transaction
■
was
owned
by
the
1358.
\r*nO *
§
Kempner
-
2-9570. Herbert D
f \t
.
principal
Its
wire
annual
an
on
v
the
Ma<y
with
of
Y.,
Bliss
■..,■.7
1858,
represented
and
the
in
...
to
•'
instalments
of
"
will be exchanged
immediately
subjept to future earnings of Robert¬
Potter, President, announced on
prices,
country's
manufacture.
are
share,
redeemable,
all
N.
of
7;V
■
f,
the
Robertson
through
together
current
leading cable,
of
of
shares
equipment used
telephone cable, and to
capacity
per
acquired
Inc./Brooklyn,
33,000
related
"!
option
has
company
office
year.
offering circular has been
offering of Central Reserve
complied
contyuied,
in
(1)
Established
aluminum ;7
of
the
at
■
(Telephone
per
and
or
Uranium
believe"
been
fraud
a
connection
at. then
July
to
Calif.
described
m
Canada, $63.00
to
reflected
approximately
expected
week.
raise
thereof
be
including
executive
—
post
is
one
next
pursuant
for
formed
Initial
orders
of
are
false
in
the
that
construction
—
Mr.
acting
Petroleum
Scott
of
not
or
as
Robertson'Co.,
son
com¬
of
Uranium
(2)
conver¬
—
made
not
in
case
grounds
have
changes
Normal
to
surgical
shares
registration
case
is
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
_
being
estimate
permanent.
Earl
right,
Machine
to
notification
market, value, of which 26,000 shares
with the balance to be
exchanged
primarily
32,
orders
any
equipping of fireplaces.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
J211H.m X )QUJU
xi—
v■—— 1 ^ — 4.
v». —
*4
1
*
*
capital
Trust
was
been
GIVING
and
issued
class
that
file
in
tne
$1,000,000,
$50,000
&
thereafter
and
quarterly
2758.
the
The
of
now
approximately $50,000 will be used
approximately $50,000 for the financing
debentures, due
whether
there
stock
Norwich'
in
are
thereafter,
They are
office
^-.7
Angeles
property
of
the
that
1
businesses
and
Ireland
rectangular container
y
M'' 7.7 ;
one
amount
accounts
company's
offerings
of
named
company,
a
New York
corporation, has its prin¬
place of business on State Street
in
Norwich, N. Y.
continuation of two estab"shed
Fireplace
the
A
others,
This
the
Bank
has
medical
Blackstone
made
or
and
direct
the
(E. TV.) Bliss €0.—Acquires Robertson Firm—
the vertical
over
p.
from
Each
this
upon
in
each
of the 146 mining tracts and 6
un¬
mining claims held by the issuer, (2) financial information
concerning the company, including information with
respect to cash
accrued
and
■
100,000
of
question
of
♦39,200 shs.
7
such
as
are
patented
optional redemption price in effect
whichever is lower, together with
corporation
subord.
has
shares
purpose
BUSINESS—The
cipal
first
thereafter,
operations,
7
Securities
'(1)
285,000
issuance
if
are
ments
respect
by the following;
Mines, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Regulation A
notification, filed Aug. 3, 1955, proposing the public
offering of 15,000,000 shares of common stock at 2c
per share;
(2) Central Reserve Oil
Company, New York City, N. Y.—Regulation
A
notification, filed May 31, 1955, proposing the
public offering of
300,000 shares of capital stock at $1
per share;
and
(3) The Scott Uranium, Inc.,
Loveland, Colo.—Regulation A notifi¬
cation, filed June 24, 1954, proposing the
public offering of 24,625
to
1,750 shs.
for
general
redeemable
proceeds
is, engaged
Los
183,
tions
working
80,000 shs.
reserved
1954
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
on
2,000 shs.
.
a
into
are
or
1955,
Union
which
The
trust
of
$500,000
in
operate
material
*
.
7
approximately
•
debentures
July 9,
$199,500
due
(par $100)
$10)_
to
7 Mr.
Outstanding
due
pfd. stock
addition,
of
f.
offering,
Blackstone Uranium Mines, Inc.,
Denver, Colo.—Stock
FINANCING
Authorized
first
■
Authorized
that
April
1,
196320-year 6% convertible
July 1, 1976__
order
reasonable
Regultalon
length
debentures,
for
shortly
Inc.;
payable
102%:
for
of
disclose
isuer
redemption.
net
increased
company
cation
PRESENT
be
among
105.
and
1
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
to
are
receipts
than
more
principal
of
the
taxes
and
„.
conv.
—V.
and
earmarked
The
of
be
premiums
1958
CAPITALIZATION
of
are
1956
customers
to
the
Richards
the
"has
offered
extrusions from billets that 7
inches maximum length.
It can
this
redemption.
the
of
electronic
the
June
extent
26,
the
general
♦Includes
company's
the
be
make
tSecured 4%% note due 1970_—„___
Capital stock ($1 par value)—*
case.
to
borrowings
due
1972
proper corporate
this addition to
with
bank
repay
the
to
for
30,
before
to
failed
by
•
irom
They
of
date
from
Boulevard,
thereafter
thereafter and
or
to
of the water hydraulic
capable of 3,500 tons pressure, will
shipment in the Fall of 1956.
p.
warehouse
for
1938,
The
into
debentures
thereafter and
limited
issuer's
oil
32
by
to
redemption,
BUSINESS—The
12,
shares;
on
named
»
the
the
notification
S.
by
(2)
which
,
the
bank
The
being
in
were
made
was
Commission,
securities
James
A
November.
to
convertible
of
England,
products.
converted
and
at
105% ;
there->r*pr and
used
they
six
shares;
1960
on
expected
company will
$170,000 as
1956
four
104%;
proceeds
are
It
1968
five
with-accrued interest
net
and
company.
1,
30,
last
like
cost
184,
1,
the
salp
Birtcher,
30,
I960
into eight
1964 into seven shares-
30,
of
loans
program.
June
June
into
thereafter and
approximately
Nov.
June
1972
1,
1976
into
before June 30,
or
103%;
the
30,
before
or
be
may
With
with
.
.
according to the
President.
Meanwhile, this
for
to
date
income
The
debentures
before
or
before
or
PROCEEDS—The
capital
on
June
thereafter at
working
of
of
July
on
June
30,1968 at
and
on
before
or
before
and
before
or
redeemable
Cr
principal amount
as
follows; On
stock
and
Schluster
securities
the
20,
aggregating;
Regulation
Lease Corp.,
in connection
acquisition by Central Reserve of additional
properties,
a
not contemplated as part of the
original offering; and (C) that
•/ the offering was made in such a manner as "to
operate as a fraud
and
deceit upon
the
purchasers
in
that
it
was
not
disclosed
to
the; purchasers by way of amendment of the
offering circulai1, or
otherwise, that the officers and directors of the
issuer resigned and
new
management took office."
.7.',m.
Summer,
one,
are
June
inventories
com¬
term
of
M.
without
of
with
jurisdictions
the
Arrow
Feb.
on
securities
of
sinca
of
purpose
The
operations.
proceeds
-
principal amount
branch
a
balance
—
Each
the
Robert
(4)
underwriters
with
offered
La.
I.—Files
•
par)
The
7
decreasing
the
to
pay
in
Bennett-Ireland, Inc., Norwich, N. Y.
Debentures
Offered—Mohawk Valley
Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y.,
and Security & Bond
Co., Lexington, Ky., on June 27
offered publicly
$275,000 of 20-year 6% convertible debs,
due July 1, 1976 at
100%, plus accrued interest from
July 1, 1956. In addition,
$10,000 of ^debentures are
offered in
exchange for a like amount of
20-year 6%
debentures due Sept. 1, 1973.
,
be
mining
pounds
PROCEEDS-—Of
6%
common
offering
filed
all
its
and
-
expansion program.
They will
from
24,000,000
to
46,000,000
at
time
interest
to
to repay short
to
$1|
Orleans,
(no
by Kaiser within
building a fourth press
105%
to
the
of
the proceeds
use
an
not
notification
of
offering circular,' and (5) no notification
filed
pertaining to a new and separate
the
representing entry of this com-v
been shipped to Kaiser Aluminum
has
billets
adjustment.
on
in
1470.
p.
(1)
A
underwriter
computation
affliiate
an
conditions'of
information
—
at
of
at
7 "-1 ;
183,
to
102%
-
finance
■
ready
debentures
mencing
its
is
1, 1976. Purchasers of the notes included
insurance
panies and pension funds.
The
that
and
the
the
offerings
.
exactly
year.—V.
at
-
$35,000,000 issue maturing July 1,
1976, and the
issue of $10,000,000
(Canadian) notes due June
an
press,
Kaiser
this
presses,
per
1957,
promissory notes of this company
aggregating $45,000.000 has been negotiated by
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
a
offering
offered,
(3»
concerning the sale
as
of First Press—
$6,250,000
interest
Beneficial Finance Co.—Notes
Privately Placed—Pri¬
placement with institutional
investors of two issues
One is
-
diameter
This
and
four
company
vate
of
in
also
Kaiser.
subject
term
•
with
notification
Birtcher
.7 7.7,
:/
in
Regulation
a
an
terms
being
are
direction
the
for
7
the
or communications
notification failed to state
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.
Debentures Offered—Quincy Cass Associates, also of Los Angeles, on
June 20 offered $300,000 of 6%
convertible subordinated
debentures, due July 1, 1971, at 100% and accrued int.
an¬
;
•
,
AMC
source
77
stock
Birdsboro
production
In
Haiethorpe
continuing through May, 1957,—
production
2642.
p.
1
:
(par
of
underwriting.
7
«
engineered
presses
is
finished
at
MD-3
largest single order ever awarded Beech,
equipment, calls for delivery of the first unP»
support
October
Force
t
contract,
for
shapes
.-
u
was
Command
maintenance
//•
The
Materiel
common
self-contained
extrude
Brooke,
The
of
aircrtut
notification
stock
feet.
been
shipment
placed
The
approximately
quantity
military
jet
7 ;>• ;"■> />;
Air
Wright-Patterson
Force.
V.
units
July 9 by this corporation,
that
complied with,
stock
of
letter
a
Shipment
inches.
16
Kaiser's
$19,-
Contract for Ground
Support Units—
support
filed
of
"
by
14ya
to
other
for
be
type
7
additional
ground
nounced
(B)
securities
at
inches
Birdsboro
of
Receipt of
an
'Air
Force
contract'-amounting
$12,500,000 for the manufacture of an
limitation upon exempt
affiliate of the issuer and
an
means
approximately 34 V2 feet, and its height
has
also
compare
•'
'
,
not
Haiethorpe, Md.
capable of exerting 2,750
is
12
by
Clymer
to
Previously reported backlogs amounted to
1955, $76,000,000 as of Dec. 31,
1955, and
30,
March
capital.
With
about
to
8
pleted
$93,000,000, indicating
military and commercial air-
of
3
shares
ordered
press
quite favor¬
quarter ended Dec. 31,
the
excess
is
fitted
■
"Beechcraft's backlog now totals in
steady increase in the total amount
July
four-column,
the unit
Two
quarter
31, 1955
31,
$245,000;
-
Corp.
press,
a
The
1956, President O. A. Beech pointed out:
"Our net income for the first nine
months of this fiscal year is now
at $3.00 per share on the
749,289 shares outstanding. This',
results from increased
earnings during the past
quarterly period esti¬
mated at better than
$1.35 per share, as compared with
approximately "1,
91 cents per share in the
previous fiscal quarter and 72 cents
per share
in the first fiscal
quarter. Gross sales for the nine
month period are
now
estimated
at
products, the company
by them in the assembly
letter
a
common
Birdsboro extrusion
four
is
shear
1,193,341
ended Dec.
of
.
of
the last
quarters
Is
disbursements, and (3) information concerning the extons pressure, is
the first
ploratory and development work, performed by the
7'7':company
on
the
tracts and mining claims held and the
results thereof; (Bi
hydraulic press designed to
the com¬
extrude billets of aluminum and
pany used advertising material without
aluminum alloys with
filing it with the Commission,
safety, rapidity
and high
/ as required; and (C) the company failed to file the
efficiency.
,f777
•
-r
required reports of
:'7-7;l
stock sales and the use
Installed, the press will weigh 380,000
of the proceeds thereof.—V.
pounds/ It is so large that
182, p. 1334.
it had to be shipped to Kaiser
on
five railroad cars.
Overall
estimated
000,000 for each of the last two
ably with the $17,000,000 of
first
of
It
Corp.—Backlog Rises—
the company's activities during
April-May-June with the previous liscal
shares
on
working
&• Chemical
are
of
maximum
Holmes
Graphic Corp., which filed
1956,
in" connection
with
of
use
Norwich
filed
pany into the extrusion industry,
■■
be
Beech Aircraft
for
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
Co.—Enters Ex¬
$6,565,027
7 4,824,752
M
29
share,'without
trusion Field
:y
This
5,608,520
June
on
8,000
per
for
one
$3,649,792
-
V.
"as
1956—5 Mos.—1955
780,582
line
own
$300,000.
..
150,000
covering
used
revenue from rail¬
way
Net
1956—Month—1955
$1,388,447
$1,113,621
•
corporation
at -$35.50
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
No
to
in
the
John
and Sherburne,- N. Y.
The
plants, one known as the "Bennett
"Ireland
Plant,"
and
warehouse
space.—
'
'
the
as
3006.
covering
SEC
West
v/7 7 v/.-M
7-v.
M
.
available, since Central Reserve agreed to issue
60,000 shares of stock which were not
included
wnsumei.
manufacturers
$2
approximately
\
-y,-
.
centers.
3
not
Baird-
Co.,
•
•
one
corporation
The
com¬
be privately sold through
Chace, Whiteside,
Boston and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin and
2286.
p.
distribution
B-I-F Industries,
Inc., Providence, R.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—;
plant
Cambridge
will
Inc.,
183,
various
per-share, through TliomaS Loop Co., New
proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses incident to
$12.75.
$2,226,810.
backlog
a
S2,ooo,ooo.
and
the
ior
1956
SEC
at
and
new
in
flex¬
a
1931.
.
stock.
Baird-Atomic
elsewhere
orders
of
p;
183,
The
the
program
V.
of
proceeds will be added to working capital,
according
to Dr^. Walter S. Baird, President of
Baird Atomic. In his discussion of
pany
and
in
Bentomite Corp. of America,
Provo, Utah—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
i,
Waltham, Mass.
Balance
tnc
in
products.
Plant"
common
amount
$14.
acquisition
new
of
debentures
per
at
located
to
"Flexscreen,"
throughout this country and
jobb°rs and dealers through approxi¬
manufacturing its
other
is
manufactured
distributed
to
Holmes,
common
the
price
located
now
shares
shares
their
directly
to
for
parts
product
firsc
screen
are
made
\
principal
exercisable
used
With
operations
50
made
addition
known
The company has
properties in
Norwich property consists of two
approved is¬
10-year debentures,•
5Va %
products
representatives
are
In
of
have
37,5)0
purchase
be
11,
$1,030
maturity
a
will
will
$275,000.
consolidate
the
at
warrants
proceeds
valued
able
to
be
to
of
unit,will consist of
warrant-dor purchase of
are
will
1961
Part
and
July
Each
debentures and
From
on
25
maxes
Co.—Debentures
-
announced
was
up to $750,000 principal amount of
sold with
warrants
for purchase
of
be
until
it
of
suance
stock
Instrument
Privately—
stockholders,
company's
Canada with sales being
mately
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Bostwick
Laboratories
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Milland
Aerosols,\ Wolverhampton," England;
BoSuWick
Laboratories,
Lai.,
of
England.—V. 183, p. 2414.
The
company's most widely
curtain type of
fireplace
^
M
■
>Q
Selbert,
q
11M
Editor
111.f APi.
f
.
and
Publisher;
1 iTft.OT»
TillYl
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle /i
4
-.
Monday, July 16, 1956
(216)
VRetail
>
Union
See
stockholders
the
July
on
will
26
vote
capital
the
decreasing
on
by cancelling the 706,667 shares of 5%
cumulative
preferred stock (par $1 each) of class A which have been
in accordance
with the conditions attaching thereto, can¬
company
redeemable
redeemed
Charleston
preferred shares consisting of 5,333 preferred
A to F inclusive which have not been sub¬
scribed for or agreed to be issued, and authorizing an application for
supplementary letters patent for the purpose of effecting the foregoing.
Under date of Feb. 20, 1956, the authorized capital of the company
was increased by 15,000,000 5%
cumulative redeemable preferred shares
of $1 each and as of March 17, 1956, 4,240,002 of these shares were
issued
as
a
stock dividend out of the surplus of the company. On
March 31, 1956, 706,667 of these issued shares were redeemed at par.
During the vear ended March 31, 1956, the balance of 30,000 common
shares was taken
up
at $4 per share under the option granted
on
a
shares
of
of
each
'
14, 1952.
option for
Aug.
Gross
classes
.
.
dividend.
In
for
a
"
,
ry.
Net
Net
ry,
—V.
the year
New Discovery Well
company
July
on
cubic
the
5
has
company
this
ting
was
announced
States.—V.
184,
Wabush
Lake
interest
by
offered
stock
20
183, p. 2642.
also V.
'
-
\
•
?
'
i
-
''I
_
.,',
' *
'
'
i
■
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
Period End.
May 31— !
$444,811
455,956
and
the
$41,537
*$11,145
$1,047,095
$856,184
*97,232
*69,050
548,667
Net
*
Deficit.—V.
183,
2759.
p.
JPeriod End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
'
Net
ry.
expenses
——
-V.
earnings
183,
p.
3,412,302
——
10,987,571
2,462,595
9,574,053
1855.
from
1956—Month—1955
$276,711
ievenue--
Railway oper.
expenses.
193,047
ry.
operations
$1,383,751
904,872
818,838
$161,801
$107,742
$804,360
$564,863
66,770
42,600
349,427
231,403
income
oper.
133,
p.
Catalin Corp. of America—Granted License—
Corp.
Mr.
anti-oxident,
an
prevents
harmful
license
under
oxidation
in
from
Krehbiel
decision
to
said
the
diversify
Industry,—V.
move
generally
183,
into
line
in
was
the
with
field
recent
a
ry.
Gross
ry.
OF
Electric
operating
revenues
Electric
operating
expenses—.
$14,500,196
6,795,870
taxes
ry.
Non-operating
income
deductions—
Net
etc.,
(net)
$13,349,305 $34,501,367
5,078,797
16,784,163
3,829,940
income
Gross
ry.
F.
"Our
$3,114,189
we
such
expect
This /will
year.
we
ing
require
will
outside
said
is
program
expenditures
$2,526,347
in
around
asr
183,
p.
schedule
1955
/
1954
.
which
$10,000,000,
permanent
no
of
as
financ¬
June
Reserve
Oil
■
1953
.
Co.,
3,678,113
1,788,408
York
City—Stock
from
ry.
1955
1954
1953
$3,030,525
$2,850,526
$2,700,838
$2,888,393
992,361
937,772
898,230
1,073,403
income
396,891
363,185
341,299
387,567
1—
See
Blackstone
Uranium
Mines,
Inc.
14,557,754
13,840,034
13,404,721
10,252,927
—z
4,691,581
4,515,102
4,236,035
3,055,660
income—,
1,864,736
1,757,800
1,690,071
1,387,694
r
106.
V-
'
and
Conn.,
production
equipment
181,
p.
—V.
1955
1954
1953
$20,644,950
1,588,799
,158,614
334,189
*354,087
The
of
Riverton
Lime &
voting
capital
snares
of
stock
Stone
of
outstanding
The stockholders
charter,
Increasing
July
on
19
Co.
of
Chadbourn
common
will also
the
will
be
100 ,927,800
93,789,278
on
Virginia
acquisition
in
Gotham,
exchange
Inc. Latter
of
for
has
the
operation
of
As
Gross
13,564,359
93,362,991
11,060,785
asked
2 ,884,870
4,074,463
1,190,953
5,257,860
183,
16,636,917
2895.
p.
is
vote
on
an
stock
amendment
from
to
$6,000,000
1955
railway-—v $17,256,808
railway——
1,884,807
income
under
delivery
Air
to
487,423
77,570
Net
72,493,674
80,900,732
8,262,784
5,294,192
8,334,349
*5,550,802
*411,774
*313,997
the
ry.
183,
2895.
p.
railway
1 cma
3,394,471
1
1954
1953
$14,982,036 $14,350,610 $16,136,258
3,137,319
2,575,595
4,008,619
1,511.790
1,291,159
1,242,873
1,690,348
79,614,690
75,668,892
75,217,429
over
17,773,703
17,962,030
16,730,055
of
period
a
7,400,237
6,550,246
11,434,527
Omaha Ry.—Earns.
1955
$2,751,632
1954
$2,586,443
1953
$2,490,168
$2,610,262
379,437
238,406
323,403
total,
the
*223,602
*67,407
stock
loan
§Does
approximately
months
nine
12,897,492
12,666,081
13,396,201
893,286
1,462,282
1,300,474
998,191
*1,531,431
*862,847
*818,773
*955,693
railway
income
183,
p.
.
2895.
share
held
1956
U.
of
by
S.
the
above
announced
C.
L.
retail
level
Into
with
contracts
year.
*
April
for
the
with
:
30,
the
1956,
EFFECT
com¬
PRESENT
TO
stock
the
to
company
their
issue
transfer
Van
Noel <fc
Co.—
Allyn & Co., Inc
Parker &
Simonds
10.000
Johnson,
First
Co,/
&
-
&
&
Sherrerd-
Sears
&
Co—
:
183,
p.
Company,
M.
Krensky
Ryons
Inc._
18,000
5,000
Co..
&
Co
&
Inc.
14,000
_Z
Reinholdt
5,000
Shearson,
Walston
5,000
3007.
■
Co.__:_
Prescott, Shepard St Co.
Corp.- 22,000
Securities
Co
&
&
10,000
Lester,
5,000
Ferris
&
10,000
Lemon
Inc.'
14,000
Co
&
Equitable
—V.
Arthur
10,000
Co
Weedon
&
Kalman
10,000
Co
10,000
18,000
Inc.
5,000
&
Corp.——
& Co
Lane, Space
Johnston,
-
5,000
—
5,000
Securities
Co.,
5,000
;.
-
of
Co.
Chicago
Goodbody
Co
Bradford
Butcher
& Co.
shares of
Shares
10,000
Walter & Hurry,
Courts
Noel
300,000
Securities
22,000
Eichler & Co.—
&
First
23,000
._
Bingham,
C.
of
'
L___
Bateman,
J.
1S55.
•
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Eaker,
Alstyne,
sale
and
Shares
C.
15,
selling stockholders en¬
several underwriters named
the
representative.
or
exercise
on
Nov.
on
the
and
with
contract
key employee
a
;
1960.
issuance
lor
stock:
Alstyne,
Undeterminable
1135,000
- § 1,250,000 shs.
•
.
June 30,
shares, reserved
granted to
option
through
acting
1956.
31.
period terminating
10,000
purchase
a
Outstanding
$3,000,000
150.000
notes—
terminates Dec.
5-year
a
include
respect
common
&
Gardner„___
Hammill
&
10,000
Co.,
&
Co—
5,000
22,000
22,000
Inc
-
Consolidated
(Nev.>—Stock Offered—
Corp.
Mercury
Co., New York, N. Y., on June 25 publicly offered as a
speculation an issue of 1,500,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) at 20 cents per share.
the
Jacobson,. Vice
car sales for the
preceding six-month
President
property,
mining
retal sales by
that
all
in
properties,
of the industry
with; ip% for the final six months of 1955.
For
following the Introduction of .the new "Forward
Chrysler Corp. cars^ the company accounted for 18.2%
,
and
"
averaged
.
17.1%
•
of
sales for
the
1955
proceeds
to
are
calendar
be
used
drilling and
working capital.
core
and
GIVING
EFFECT
charge
1955,
industry sales,
net
exploratory
equipment
CAPITALIZATION
TO
to
pay
surface
PRESENT
Authorized
this corporation's dealers
compared
of
5%
UNDERWRITERS—The
passenger
for
first six months of this year amounted to 16.4%
line
scheduled
now
by subsidiary-^.
value 10c)_—1,500,000 shs.
(par
over
not
Common
first half of
year.
is
and
one
ended
GIVING
DEBT
AND
agreement
of restricted
*217,570
13,052,436
-
Jacobson estimated
as
months,
15
Sheeley, Roberts & Co., Denver, Colo., and M. J. Reiter
railway
corporation's
the
testing
127,337
*89,302
Income
sales.
for
and
manufactures
also
Authorized
Crowell,
railway
was
plant in
engineering,
servicing
$27,026,000
of
about
of
the
agreement
note payable
bank
5%
26,762,344
7,487,427
income—
Chrysler Corp.—Retail Car Sales Increase—
it
'
;.
and
design,
it
for
will
Force
balance
period
a
over
Bioren
2895.
of
of aircraft
equipment,
and
V'> /
offices
the
in
shares
funds,
company's backlog of $35,654,000 included
and Navy
for aircraft servicing equip¬
the
a
loan
*Bank
86,927,674
1—
railway-
railway-—
half
100.000
.
Van
$16,411,023
income-—
oper.
the
executive
its
principally
Air
which
954,637
railway
from
Net
of
sale
servicing and testing equipment, and a minor
implements
which is presently being liquidated.
1956,
CAPITALIZATION
below
76,162,964
3,631,292
railway-,
from
the
and its wholly owned subsidiaries had consolidated net sales
of
$17,201,684 and net income of $620,834, equal
to 54 cents per
share.
For the year ended July 31,
1955, consolidated net sales were
$19,455,956, and net income was $902,108. or 78 cents per share.
281,129
78,037,695
income
oper.
10 offered
pany
tered
railway
p.
July
on
Army Corps of Engineers and Marine Corps for generating
equipment under which a balance of $5,642,000 is now scheduled for
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
;
Reid,
Force,
tPayable
1954
$16,210,454 $15,205,995 $16,993,919
2,207,776
1,694,532
1,867,868
18,073
railway——
from
Mr.
the
with
engaged
farm
31,
with
contracts
Common
1956
from
Look"
to
capital
Hoch
by
FINANCING
income-!
oper.
ry.
of
shares of
1,786,948
from
proceeds
aircraft
in
May
Drarper,
period,
assets
12
Electric Corp.—Stock Sold—Van
and associates
104,971,699
13 ,141,310
railway—
railway—.
Jan.
183,
first
stock.
authorized
vote
July
on
The company is a holding company
operating corporations in widely diversified ;
:
i
of specialized I nes
electrical generating
and
and
erator
■
stockholders
■
including electrical and mechanical equipment, pneu¬
matic and hydraulic testing equipment, and
pumping equipment.
All
of the
company's sales during the past several years and currently
have been
to the Armed Forces, except
for a small volume of gen¬
144,158
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Of¬
2799.
com¬
products,
delivery
railway— $21 ,670,940 $19,625,332 $18,971,870
,268,245
2,225,443
1,736.379
railway-——.
income-
from
The
above.—V.
-
closed.
Inc.
30
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—^Proposed
Acquisition—
•
'
will be added to its general corporate
additional working capital.
;
;
Stamford,
ment
railway—
oper.
From
Gross
fering Temporarily Suspended—
Stanton,
Corp.—Hendershot
company
allied
railway—
•Deficit.—V.
New
Industries
it was announced,
of
2760.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
1,347,099
from
Net
1363.
Frank
\;r!.■.
Consolidated.
number
PROCEEDS—The
Central
announced
was
and
and
being
$2,564,671/. $3,078,245
$2,745,777
1956
Net
the
radio
the
Of the total offering,; 100,000 shares^
sold on behalf of the company and 200,000
shares are* being sold for the account of certain selliqg
stockholders.
•> /
..
z■ •• ;
books
pre
A.
and
for
Chairman,
/
_
manufacture
and
//
Noel & Co.
the
2,495,862
oper,
Net
on
outstanding
$3,500,000."—V.
v ..'
1,568,647
from
Net
$16,000,000
around
of
$5,009,146
part:
progressing
total
cash
plan to obtain by the use of bank credit
is planned until
1957.
Bank
loans
were
/.
•-
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1,398,974
President/on June 30
construction
Peoples
2,721,202
•Deficit.—V.
$6,408,120
587,842
$2,142,765
Wyman,
1956
to
'/ v.
•;(
1,748,503
oper.
from
581,403
sale
development division of
the
■' !■
7:.0 / '/z
American
for
a
183,
Alstyne,
3,664,443
from
from
ry.
$2,724,168
Balance
W.
stock
treasury..♦/,/.
own
.1956
Net
221,385
2,823,143
and
' "/
2896.
.Consolidated Diesel
2759.
May—
,
research
BUSINESS—Corporation,
May—
Net
152,090
1,174,289
the
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at a price
of $8.50 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and-
"*The
8,264,556
121,915
;
1108.
p.
the future of the other* CBS
research laboratory," they said. "CBS
activities
of
Columbia
Records
(the
the
corporation,
Counsel
fields.—V.
15,127,319
oper.
Gross
May 31, 1956
1,184,204
Preferred dividend requirements
this
of
controls
which
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Net
May 31— 12 Mos. End.
3,6-74,039
Interest,
&
Board
13,376,974
from
from
Net
EARNINGS
1956-1955
the
Ralph Hendershot, Financial Editor of the New York World-Telegram
Sun for the last 29 years has resigned to become Chairman of the
13,675,737
May—
—5 Mos. End.
of
•
was
affects
its
or
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
STATEMENT
and
Consolidated
General
From Jan. 1—
,
it
Discontinue
CBS-Columbia,
division of CBS, it
Paley,
way
Elected Chairman—
its
15,448,342
oper.
Net
Total
accounts of
railway-
from
from
Net
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on June 29 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $23.75
per share, with a dealer's discount of 45 cents per share.
COMPARATIVE
Its
1956
from
.
;' !
:
entered
Corp.,
manufacturing division),- 'CBS-Hytron"
semi-conductor
manufacturing
division),
and
CBS
(the
the
May—
completed.-
•:
phonograph
183, p.
provide
p.
Net
■-
tube
722,520
oper.
134,
Gross
was
no
expand
and
pany)."—V.
360,092
railway
sec¬
It
in
Laboratories
-249,208
Jan.
Net
company
Centra! Maine Power Co.—Secondary Offering—A
,
the
for
//.;. y. .//V:-'
1956
from
derivatives
chemical
of
from 'and
Gravel
Inc.—To
discontinue
|V 'v-:'/
divisions
(the
S.
//
to
record
319,647
from
Gross
Oil
2895.
p.
•
income—,
oper.
ry.
From
petroleum
&
through
manufacturing
decision
continue
to
sets
William
by
»'
CBS
411,658
"Deficit.—V.
Gulf
the
products,
plastics
anu
foods, has just been started by
the Catalin
America, its President, Harry Krehbiel, announced on July 13.
rubber,
for
of
which
^Ameffica
railway--,/-
Net
2759.
Manufacture
Corp.,
11
decided
will
609,566
from
Net
—V.
receiver
July
" 796,703
375,167
p.
from
revenue from rail¬
way
Net
have
television
and
EARNINGS—For
$1,709,232
168,969
;
oper.
183,
Net
Net
assets
Sand
by
6
manufacturing
27.
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.— -Earns.—
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$354,848
June
on
Chicago Great Western Ry.- —Earnings—
Carolina & Northwestern RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
radio
"This
been completed V
$3,000,000 bor¬
remainder of the
railway———
from
ry.
—V.
—V.
Railway oper.
of
'.-v.;,..
1956
railway$3,149,?
oper.
Net
Net
certain
Metropolitan
Broadcasting System,
directors
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
175,655,582
166,081,529
Columbia
railway.—Zincome—
from
Net
$
$
38,636,938 199,194,594
36,174,343 188,207,023
43,587,598
40,175,296
revenue
Co.
$600,000" from
of
fbora
Gross
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$
$
Pipeline
May—
Earnings Higher—
1956—Month—1955
announced
Commission
or its
parent company. <. The
obtained by selling .some of. its common
be
Tiay—
V
Canadian Pacific Ry.—May
Co.,- Inc.—Acquisition— f
purchased
:
-/VZ
Anthony Pope, President.
Details
leases were not disclosed at this time.—V. 183,
on
President;
(Chicago & Eastern Illinois'RR.—Earnings-—
Gross
490,781
operationsry. cper. income—
Co*—Plans Expansion—
Pipeline
/*""
Net
from rail¬
revenue
way
V
banks
use
Net
Net
Gas
from
will
funds
.
operations.
Manufacture of Radio and Television Sets—
companies,
Neft
$524,065
;
expenses-
July
mining
to
Stone
&
has
with
leases
purchase and
filed an application seeking authority to con¬
pipeline facilities at an estimated cost of $4,600,000,
•
i
2,581,539
crosstown
rowing
,
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$4,020,620
$3,683,354
2,973,525
2,827,170
Sand
corporation
certain
announced
Dec.
1, 1957.
Financing arrangements have not
but
Chicago District is tentatively contemplating a
'v
482,528
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.
1056—^lonth—1955
-
;
v
incident
expenses
Colonial
This
into
"
/;
■
for
used
to serve that area.
Chicago District proposes to start construction in the latter part
of 1956
and to complete
the facilities and put them into operation
v.
,,
jp '
$2,938,361
,4,263,559
The corporation on July 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,500,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at 20 cents per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
has
gas
Power
Natural
gas
Co.,. Ltd., a subsidiary, is planning to offer a
to tue pu-lic.
Guaranteed as to principal and
'
Col-Ny Uranium, Inc., Cortez, Colo.-^-Files With SEC
"'•';■//..,//.• /
by
Government of Newfoundland, the bonds are to be
including seven shares of Canadian Javelin,
Ltd.,
$500 of bonds purchased.
The price per unit will be
The bends will bear
interest and come due( in
See
353,440
' 1
The Peoples Gas \Light & Coke Co., Northern
Illinois Gas Co., and Northern Indian^^Public Service Co.
Chicago District, a subsidiary oy Peoples,
presently delivers vgas
to Peoples at two points,
Calumet and Crawford stations in southern
and
western
Chicago,
respectively.
The
proposed . facilities
would
create
a
third
point of delivery in the northern section of Chicago
and
obviate
the necessity
of Peoples to transport large volumes of
units
'
-
'
—
-.v.,
company
natural
customer
■■■'
,
each
$o05.
years.
issue
;
715.
p.
Federal
and
the
in
with
about
f
Ry.
bond
:
$4,731,176
403,896
755,967
Income—
,
Ltd.—Unit Plans Financing—
Canadian Javalin
$16,500;000
3.
p.
/
■;
•//y/'/;;/
The proposed construction consists of 14.1 miles of 36-inch pipeline
from the terminus of its existing 30-inch Howard Street line in Elk
Grove, 111,, to a point on the northely city limits of Chicago, and ;*
additional regulating facilities.
•
- '
Chicago District provides transportation for natural gas which it <;■
receives from the systems of Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
in
and to make a
company
182,
struct
has issued an order permit¬
company, to register as an
9,-
C $460,674
v
4,077,448
'
proceeds
This
Fund, Inc.—Registers
investment
public offering of its securities
(Quebec)
Montreal
United
Juiy
on
/J-
Chicago District
Oils
Growth
476,228 : '
income—,
2759.
3,060,634
813,851
425,608
on
c-td.
(one-sixth)
and High
casing at 4,125 feet preparatory
stated.—V. 183, p. 990.
International
it was
SEC,
investment
the
it
tests,
production
Canadian
The
a
701,480
:
television
(one-sixth), is setting
Ltd.
Oils
2,911,960
391,392
172,759
1,023,891
—v.
ariu-j. ui
(one-nalOkaita
Ltd.
California
Crest
$844,320
$7,015,809
6,130,750
—V. 133, p. 2760.
of
in southeastern Saskatchewan
944,258
operations
oper.
ry.
eluding all of Chenango County, and portions of nine adjacent counties/'
the
1,300,329
'
from rail-
revenue
way
-
of the financing will be used to retire bank loans
incurred for the company's construction program.
•"•/r.v'/:/'"
•
The company was organized in 1922 as a consolidation of several
telephone utilities.
The company serves more than 25,000 telephones
in
the area between Bingham ion and
Utica in New York State, in- (
of
two ,iO .t*
a
Net
Net
arranged by W. E. Hutton & Co., of New York City,
acting as agents for the borrower.
'
Field
Hastings
West
the
expenses-
80,037
Privately—This company, which operates principally in
Chenango County, N. Y., has sold a $1,500,000 issue of
4V2% debentures/due in 1981, to Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, it was announced on July 9. The sale
high-gravity crude oil and 315,000
test. Tne well, in which
one-sixth interest with Canadian Superior Oil of
in
gas
feet
750
recovered
of
feet
of
south
miles
three
the Frobisher Field
20 miles east of
and
to
drilling
is
company
on
1956—5 Mos.—1955 '
revenue/--!'" $2,144,649 i $1,404,932 $10,911,926
oper.
171,010
78,333
was
July 6 announced
the acquisition of $525,000
(U
8
fur.ds) of new capital through the sale of 250,000 shares of
capital stock at $2.25 a share, less 15 cents commission.
This In¬
creases
to
1,784,759 the number of shares outstanding.
Of the new
stock, half was taken by Rowles, Winston & Co. of Houston, Texas,
for private placement and half by E. H. Pooler & Co. Ltd. of Toronto,
Canada.
The proceeds
will be used for acquisition and exploration
activities. E. H. LaBorde, President, stated.
' ■
Announcement
also
was
made
that a
discovery well which
the
The
154,157
" 2,470,877
3,430,865
p.
1956—Month—1955
.
oper.
Railway
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Co.—Sells Debentures
Calgary, Canada—New
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.,
railway,,
oper.
183,
'
Railway
•
122,559
83,580
; T
income—
railway——,
from
The
Financing Done Privately—Reports
-
$637,965
129,644
•
.■
$613,479
$537,077
155,940
railway-.
oper.
from
Gross
.
addition the company sold 125,667 common shares during
cash consideration of $1,164,491.—V. 183, p.
1107.
the.
Period End. May 3L*~
.;.
1953
1954
-
From Jan. 1—
.
,
from
1955
*
$652,081
railway',,—/
from
Net
at $12 per share
on
Nov. 3
for cash at this
price. Following the declaration of the stock dividend, permission was
obtained under the Securities Act for the reduction of the option price
on
the 10,000 shares still
under option by the amount of the $3
stock
1956
Net
15,000 common shares was granted
1955
and 5,000 shares were taken up
An
Carolina Ry.- -Earnings— "
Western
&
May—
31,998
further
celling
of
an
.
Capitalization—
The
of
(Canada)—Re¬
(Dunsmuir), Ltd.
Canadian Collieries,
duces
Riverton.
below.—V. 183, p. 3007.
Paper Corp.
&
Bag
sales
company's passenger oars in each of the past
classifying* the authorized preferred stock. - - - —
88-year-old firm .with' plants
Rlverton,. Va.#-and \ several months haVe exceeded the level of * production," Mr. .Jacobson ;
noted./J"As a result, our new car inventories in the hands of dealers *
Piney River, Va., has gales df approximately $2;000,OOO .#*. year in
are
closely in line with the current .level of sales, and we anticipate "
hydraulic lime, stone sand, crushed stone, mineral wool and related *
that
dealers'
stocks
will
continue
to move
in
an
orderly fashion
products.
v
•
•"
'
'
-1
' * "
*
•/k through the remainder of the current model year."—V. 183, pi 2759. :
The
boards of directors ! of
both companies approved the program
-V/-V'
O •• '
t
'
' ■■ •on
June
18, and
Riverton
will also hold a special meeting of its ! '
stockholders on July 19.—V. 184, p.* 106.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
\
* T ~ '
$10,000,000 and
Co.—Merger Effective-
Camp Manufacturing
*Of
stock
which,
(par
200,000
one
cent)
shares
are
be
reserved
for
mercury
of
FINANCING
Outstanding
*5,000,000 shs.
to
for
stripping
3,000,000 shs.
option
to
under¬
writers.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Nevada on March 21.
1956. and has its principal executive; office at 41 East Second St.,
Winnemucca,
The
Nev,
corporation
:
holds
-
by
rights
of
location
27
unpatented
mining
Volume
v
'
claims
in
•>
► «
,
and
"■*>':
t*—
•
'
*
.
•>.
,
;
'
,i-
•"
•»»
•
now
'
• fc'.
«. »•'
*
'•
j
This corporation on July
according
exact
to
Gidwitz,
Gerald
Charles
-
Chairman
estimated $3,250,000,
the
of
who
Board,
said
the
would be determined following verification of the mine's
uranium ore potential by Continental.
.»
Gaddis engineers
have estimated the grocs value of the uranium
ore
presently
blocked out at $8,100,000 and the net reserves, after
price
mining
at
have
Thus
would
Gaddis
begin
stock."
far
be—the
in
tve
of
confirmed—and
are
will
be
total
price
partly
in
of
-
of
Blyth
with
will
be
It
Bay
a
properties
Inc.,
continuing
to
Diversified
in. this
vicinity
n»w
Mr.
well
as
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
of
Coos
Bay
Lumber
Co.
stock
Corp.
R.
He
Dant
that
the
Co.
sale
in
of
the
that
and
the
and
that
sale
these
contract
a
of
all
Pacific
of
had
the
Atlantic
further
Inc.
and
steamship
See
year.
Dow
also
See
p.
Dant
&
Russell,
Inc.,
Control, Etc.—
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
and
been
183,
companies
of
the
the
to
end
product
Work
stocks
Georgia-Pacific
This
with
corporation
U.
the
mobile
fields.'.
and
reported
velopment
the
Mr.
Craig
by
award
of
Coos
will
be
Gross
by
employed
liquidation
Co.
be
Corp.
will
of
Dant
accomplished
Laboratory
system
under
three
the
Transportat.on
f,.'
preceding Air
:i±
; T
research and de¬
Research
The
;
Systems, Inc. is an engineering!', research and development
firm which provides layout and installation of electronic systems for
'the' military
services. The company also manufactures office equipGraig
and
filing
systems.—V.
183,
r
•
The
a
AY
of notification filed with the SEC'on March 30, covering
issue of 300,000 shares of common stock, (par 10 cents) at
through Lepow Securities Corp., New York, N. Y., has
*been
withdrawn, and, it is understood, a full
later for offering of about 250,000 shares of
:share.—V.
183,
San
W.
to
thereafter
five
redemption
each
ry.
net
cents
price
''
■;
case.
,■*
'
proceeds
completely
a
per
is
Texas.
company's
share to
until April
share;
home-
principally
at
EFFECT
TO
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
The
of
stockholders
the
the
the
of
Philip
in
in
presenting
of
that
increased
although the, management has
firm,
ance'
183,
series
1,
The
Daitch-Shopwell supermarket
newest
V,Beach,
I.,
L.
Y.
N.
stocked with
It
contains
4,000
over
10,000
items.—V.
opened
133,
stock
(par
:
of
the
$218,000
1,
PRESENT
and
<
$3,875,000.
credit
!/'
River
with
202,020
of
shares
a
of
.
a
Mills;
Deleon
preferred
manufacturing property with headquarters in Greenville, 8.
stockholders
The
win
of
Dan
River
of
Holders
shares
close
the
of
presently
business
outstanding
2,929,150
common
9 are eligible to vote on the
.
Stockholders
asked
are
202,020
to
of
shares
approve
proposed
a
issue
new
a
5%
of
•
acquisition, and
will not be
lls.ed on
the
Exchange, it is noted in the proxy statement.
Approval of the charter amendment will also authorize an additional
*
shares
-
*
$5
of
value
par
bringing
common,
7,000,000
to
the
will
stock
listed
be
'
In
there
the
on
in
New
traded
York
since
no
board
of
Oliver
Iselin
three
of
directors.
new
to
and
and
Inc.,
be
In
excess
000,000
sales
increase
from
to
of
use
of
for
the
to
than
President,
when
deal goes
the
The
18,500
compared
statement
proxy
with
9.030.
Dan
Iselin-Jefferson,
diversified
From
fine,
and
well-balanced
production
a
products
synthetic
goods,
in
larg3ly print
fabrics.
Alabama
decorative
produce
and
a
Mills
River
carded
fabrics
fabrics,
yarn
Dan
the
a
merchandises
River
maintains
two
proxy
now
products
own
sales
following
nature.
statement
factoring
Iselin-Jefferson
not
the
its
o'.ganizaticns
complementary
The
substantial
is
also
about
the
and
selling agency
Mills,
a
Woodside
corporate
Alabama
.
Financial
identities.
Mills
other
manufacturers.
merchandising
that
will
Iselin-Jefferson
through
its
wholly-owned
Co.r Inc., an activity in which
be
has
a
subsidiary,
Inc.,
The
Division
and
Alabama
of Dan
when
and
thp
its
Mills
operations
will
Mills,
Inc.,
acquisitions are
Iselin-
subsidiaries,
Woodside
River
at
of
carry
the
Oak
of
The
April 18, 1955.
Collins, Colo.
on
Fort
St.,
unpatented
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
mining
claims,- while
claims.
cents)
50
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
fleet
will
be
with
awarded
839,000
for
the
at
the
54
at
for
The second
LASI
by
Base
receive
no
by
of
additional
the
flight
per
the
daily
to
New
fleet
new
fleet
and
retain
known
a$
from
ry.
General
Net
supply
and
than
at
the
Net
Anchor-Rome,
—V.
ry.
An
183,
flight
railway
by
James
197a,
has
has
providing
the company
funds,
mortgage
which $66,000,000 have
preliminary agreements
o.
reached
Commission
construct
to
Counties
disposition
has
been
with
the
temporary authorization
granted
operate natural
The estimated
r.nd
T^xas.
of
Metals Corp
•
income—
income
2896.
Auto-Lite
authority
application
facilities
gas
ccst
the
of
in
pro¬
"without prejudice
certificate as the
is
for
below.—V. 184, p. 114.
of America
Co.—Acquisition—
Paulo
Sao
Brazil,
Is
lead
firm,
its
batteries for
Interest
largest
the
of
one
in
the
been
has
firm Cia
announced
!
•
battery
manufacturers
in
facilit es to include the smelting and refining
battery production as well as for sale to other
company
produces Auto-Lite
and Presto-O-LIte
its
expanding
for
an
Brazil,
President.
Falvey,
P.
own
The
distribution
in
market.—V.
Brazilian
the
183,
2650.
p.
the
from
ry.
over
daily
service
is
Charlotte,
airline's
Houstin,
functions
for
contemplated
Atlanta and
the
at
the
hours
LASI
between
base
four
regular intervals
at
services.—V.
183,
p.
75,333,135
13,078,591
20,507,671
5,787,637
5,690,277
183,
8,638,356
The
SEC
for
corporation
The
be
to
a
for
of
Terms
of
Federal
of
of
p.
with the
at 22Va
be used
516,
9
would
jointly
Beckwith,
of
of Morris
Paper Mills,
of
agreement of merger under
with Federal.
The
and
apporved
tax
to
Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
an
be
consolidated
by John R. Kennedy, President of
Morris
President.
The
agreement
ruling.
the. stockholders
of
both
companies
on
vote
the
merger,
scheduled
for
the
issuance
share
being
effective
are
be
of
to
the
merger
call
and
stock
common
bne
cumulative
of four-tenths of a
a
new
Federal
snare
4.6%
in exchange for each share
will require 114,212 shares
shares of Federal new preferred
Morris
common
preferred stock
stock.
The exchange
Federal
common
stock
350,414
of
both
80,124
119,851
of
Federal
3,413,222
3.876.725
1,607,789
1,954,885
453,910
644,843
and
285,529
stock.
the
Under
which
433,523
Aug.
value
par
276.544
*
notification
11.
Aug.
79,445
446,057
letter of
a
company
11
H.
W.
favorable
meetings
Special
called
283,425
.
fhed
27
Morris
made
was
and
followed
this
July
on
which
announcement
1953
1,742,662
of
Federal
after
3003.
111.,
terms
the
cf
directors
Chicago,
$751,164
3,666.733
June
on
incident to mining operations,—V. 179,
expenses
1954
1,714.880
Corp., Boise, Idaho—Files
Mines
Federal Paper Board
Con¬
RR.—Earnings—
3.794,035
King
shares of common stock to be of.ered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
share,
per
$629,596
'
,
160,000
covering
cents
1955
61,320
-
Silver
Eureka
$692,541
260,237
2896.
p.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
flight
are placed In operation.
perform all maintenance, modl'tca-
procurement
63,308,344
13,463,883
6,327,797
oper.
routes.
nine
alrc/aft
will
63,828,722
16,325,955
income,*-
railway
supple-
designated
of
72,425,394
railway——-
from
Net
a
program
of equalized
hour,
which
will
insure
on
income
Frcm Jan. 1—
Net
to
and
$13,558,721 $12,878,737 $15,672,903
2,567,180
2,862,231
4,373,523
1,105,722
1,256,451
1.773,545
1,385,034
3,51^,945
railway—.
oper.
1953
1954
1955
1953
$15,476,475
railway-
from
$675,113
railway—__
railway—.,
p.
due
also
required
various institutional in.estors
$132,000,000
of
its
first
of
arrangement giving this company
Prest-O-Lite, Sao Paulo,
1956
oper.
Stock
Preferred
statement
require."-
al30 Rare
Sales
ground
service
inspections,
which
wi'l
its line stations.
Aircraft are scheduled
services
150
from
from
114.
p.
Acumuladores
York
From Jan. 1—
Gross
their
potential
providing for the issuance and sale of
mortgage pipeline- bonds to be
designated 4%
Ector
Electric
Manager
the
on
Washington
Philadelphia,
two
LASI
railway
oper.
184,
estimated con¬
manufacturers
market
50
the
Proposed Rare Metals Stock Offering—
See
ry.
General
service
utilization
third
A
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Net
directly related
Investors
first
final
may
Net
New
is in complete operation.
into service Aug. 1 on a third da ly north
New York, Washington, Atlanta, Jack¬
York.
last
May—
from
had
Riter
Mr.
is
some
believe
the
of
with
sale
series
Power
and
such
record
$25
Gross
although
sot roes
posed construction is $5,426,000.
The FPC said
that the
temporary
program
go
Dallas.
the
Delta
than
of
company
Andrews
overha'T
and
at
York,
price
will
agreement,
"equalizer"
more
when
and
other
performed
patents
1974.-
from
flight between
when
overhaul,
stellations
for
New
average
between
1
Orleans
tion,
this
to
•
Gross
Miss.,
fixed
a
Shreveport
the
aircraft,
aircraft
son,
Sept.
time,
of
Co.—Registers
p?.rt
and
company
Federal
Net
Constellations, acquired by Delta
utilization
southbound
New
that
use
registration
a
major
3%%
brnds,
due
The
Gross
Clutter,
W.
J.
Woolman, Pres.dent
flight between New York,
LASI
will
perform
an
and
for
Gas
agreements
Issuance
Contract—
Philadelphia, Washington, Char¬
Shreveport, New Orleans, Dallas and
airliner goes into daily operat on thi3 month on a
first
aircraft
per
four
between
maximum
provides
and
saturated.—V.
filed
the
into
Service-Inter¬
Aircraft
maintenance
contract,
maintenance
Delta
It
similar
that
sns.
'
announced
was
Jackson,
The
5%
May—
Maintenance
Lockheed
Constellations
and C. E.
If
routes
the
Electronics
At
and
agreement entered
Co.
of Phioldelphia.
an
tape-recorders
magnetic
informed
Natural
manufacturers.
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
,
(Idlewoodi.
covers
Atlanta,
Under
under
Erie RR.—Earnings—
has
fleet
contract
Houston.
of
institutional
—V.
ment, its
lotte,
$100,000,030
various
of
Delta.
scheduled
patents,
the
involved.
ore
retail
The
development and
properties.
The company
'<■■■
consists of 10. unpatented
Airport
agreement
The
-
of
patents
International
recorders
provioe
pipeline
'
Manager of LASI,
of
life
industry.
the
.
than
the
The
22
three-year contract
a
Delta
the
a
:
issued.
exploration,
mineral
Airlines, Inc.—Awards
International
As
$196,000,000.
for
exploratory
on
District.
consists
246a.
p.
national, Inc.,
Net
River
Dan
•
Co.,
lines
activities
acquisitions
proposed
According to a Dan River spokesman,
Iselin-Jefferson Company, Inc.,
Jefferson
25
and
emphasizes
(par
corporation
Under
business
Financial
engaged.-
of
staff
completed,
.
cotton
Iselin-Jefferson
Both
unfinished
subsidiary which Iselin-Jefferson controls
through
of about 75% of the outstanding stock. In addition Iselin-
ownership
of
some
manufacturing
Jefferson
of
and
heavy
mostly
are
primarily
Iselin-Jefferson
whereas
goods..
It Is,pointed out also that Iselin-Jefferson is mainly
and
distributes
the
products of Alabama Mills and
a
to
in Colorado
West
other
and
Mining
group
stock
182,
hours
produces
now
state
products
Industrial
primarily
operation.
Dan
finished
cloths,
are
Alabama
textile
standpoint,
fabrics
combed cotton
is
company
oil
CAPITALIZATION
•
of
•
and
Mills
are
largely engaged in non-compet tive but comple¬
mentary activities in the manufacture- and sale of textile products, and
that the proposed acquisitions will bring together in one organization
a
147
stage,
group
one-stop daycoach
River,
Alabama
,r
recapture
Delta
year,
that
notes
Cottonwood
This
through
$132,000,000.
In terms
of
manufacturing equipment,
the
spindles in the planned consolidation will total more than
compared to Dan River's 452,600, and the number of looms
approximately
the
at
in the Federal
result, these suits
has
Cottonwood
—V.
Ioelin-Jefferson
of
800,000
the
are
almost
number
used
was Incorporated
located
uranium,
company
the
River's
directorships
new
compared with the $92,had
last
year.
Total assets
will
$77,000,000 as of May ,5 this year
River
better
be
Authorized
River's
Dan
Iselin-Jefferson Co., Inc.
estimated
sales of Dan
River
Dsn
little
a
committed
year.
Cromwell,
per
had
acquired by quit-claim deed and assignment from
Leon
Bagby
and
Leonard
Distefano, officers and directors of the
company, and Delbert Leatherman, a stockholder,
t^o groups of un¬
patented mining claims in San Juan County, Utah.
One of the these
groups lies in the Recapture Mining District, and the other group lies
;
both co-chairmen of Iselln-Jexferson's
Jarvis
of
of
Common
acquisit'ons
Dan
where
l?eo.
; 1
"
To
these
Vice-President,
$163,000,000
volume
planned
the election
on
According to the proxy statement,
Mills, Inc., and its consolidated subsidiaries
11
the
Exchange
last
31
vote
Nominees
and Floyd Jefferson,
directors,
Co.,
Financial
w
for
plan
present
with
Stock
Oct.
addition, stockholders are
board
is
connection
is
exploratory
the
The
•
x
issued
been
has
common
stated
is
shares..
Common
-
It
business.
additional
business
in
in
the
by the company's charter.
After consummation of both planned acquisitions, slightly over 2,000,000 shares of
common
will be available to provide for possible future development
of
office
operation
authorized
shares
common
1966,
due
are
principal
The
Stock
2,000,000
1956,
'
*
1,
^outstanding
now
1,
the
is
Iselin-Jefferson
York
April
company's properties, hereinafter described, to the extent
available,
and
to
conduct
preliminary development
mining- operations in areas judged suitable by
the results
of
such exploratory work.
The
charter amendment
cumulative preferred
(par
the
Feb.
preferred
a1/*%.--sinking
due
debentures
.dated,
A
speculation, without under¬
will
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company
•
for
New
on
funds
net
the
to
at
$30,000,000
that
Its
v.
$20). Holders of this new preferred will be entitled to one
'-vote per share, and to convert their preferred to common on a share
for share basis. The new preferred stock will be limited to the issue
stock
1956,
1,
30,000 shs.
scries
$500,000
and
July
proposals.''1
creating
,
of
company
as a
The
has
Inc.
recorder patents
Riter,
3rd, President of Edison,
payment of a royalty based on
tne
to
Webcor,
parties
.
Chicago.
the
for
that
under tape
the
with the SEC on
July 3, 1953, covering 250,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
$100 par, to be offered for public s?ln lhr-ugh an und rwrlting group
headed by White, Weld & Co. The dividend rati, public offering price
and
underwriting terms are - to Le supplied by: amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing will
be-applied to the reduction of
outstanding bank loans, which at June 30, 1956, aggregated $57,500,000.
The
bank loans
were
incurred to meet in part the company's con¬
struction
requirements.
Further
bank
loans
may
be
obtained
to
finance future construction
requlrfcmehM iftm'iing the consummation
of
permanent
.financing, * accordzng i.tp
the
company's
pro:pectus.
The company is presently. engageg m the construction of additional
pipelines, plants and other iacilities, t the cost of which is estimated
28.,u.
p.
be
working capital.
Webcor initiated a declaratory suit against Edison
courts to
invalidate the
patents
in
question. In a
that year Edison accused Webcor of infringement
company
series
work
'
River's
Dan
of
as
the
183,
share)
per
PROCEEDS—The
stock.
common
218,000
March 31, 1956, the company
unsecured
nctes
in
the
amount
of
date
during
rights
at
Paso
This
of
as
par
to
are
August
tape
less
El
and
the
offered
1955
sale
be
to
writing.
C.
exchange of 428,121 shares
an
The
and
,
Heniyc'G.
patents.
produce
Outstanding
York
calls
patents
the
in
servatively
FINANCING
•
the
be
proceeds
equipment.
April,
filed
Edison
between
planned to, retain exclusive
requesting
on
to
The
announced
from
litigation
offered
20
with
at
notification
stock
production
9
license
New
with
1953
of
letter
a
common
underwriting.
July
on
license
be
of
development,
in
acquired
than
filed
2
without
Edison, Inc.—Licenses Webcor—
in
the
Edison
suit
(Colo.) — Stock Offered — The
is offering 590,000 Shares of common stock at
(50 cents
par
vote
Mills, Inc., through
; assets of Alabama
pur¬
Uranium Co.
company
stock
par
a
that
of
April
capital
above,
short-term
on
As
the
$4,710,000.—V.
of Dan
1,164,020 shares
issue
new
by
July
on
share),
discontinued.
dictating
$500,000
6%
$200,000
debentures
1 1 "7
.
to
736,007
285,107
equipment
entered
value of $20 per share. Iselin-Jefferson Co., Inc., holdings
include a wholly-owned subsidiary with a substantial factoring volume.
Iselin-Jefferson Financial Co.. Tnc., -tv* «
««-.
* !
*-4
;
•
Inc. by the exchange of
Co.,
and
common
to
-
The stockholders will vote Aug. 6 on a proposal to acquire the stock
of Iselin-Jefferson
•
of
1
43,773
3,581,389
7,000,000 shares
will
In
More
said
In
50,000 shs.
of
$218,000 ,5%
capital
addition
indebted
.-
Dan River Mills, Inc.—Proposed Acquisitions—
:
;
.
NOTE—In
is
.
'
5 V\ %
*15,139
2,829,781
156,259
Courts
that
of
into
20,000 shs.
companies
d?>ted
72,553
3,032,709
351,020
been
been
Edison
25,000 shs.
.
sale
91,456
With SEC—Plans Private Placement—
.1—_
the
161,843
500,478
corporation
licenses
,
500,000
debentures
exchange of
1968.
in Long
12
space
J
Broadway,
'_i
insurance
1953
$768,695
28,666
266,336
per
have
have
similar, obliga¬
$500,000
(par $10)
to
1954
$523,573
1)5,841
648,573
advertising,
District;
due
$10)
1955
$703,337
2896.
p.
a-non-exclusive
sales
.
subordinated
was
2696.1
p.
July
on
feet
square
1956
.
stock
giving effect
placement with
for
:M
>
1,
3008.
p.
389,753
1-,
—v-'
and
Supermarket
Feb.
'After
stock,
fund
April
for
which
subordinated
dated
1968
A
Common
for
if'v
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—New
dated
series A pfd.
Series
the
of
fund
C,
April I. 1966—— ———a
sinking fund capital debentures:
Feb.
6%
a
present for the issu¬
the stock- Split,—
at
sink,
series
due
First
stock¬
provide
future requirements
to
puns
no
to
would
2535.
p,
5"4%
;
•
proposal
the
shares
that: Required
stock, ^except
additional
of
1956
'
^
10-year
debentures
»V-1
value of $10 per share.
par
5'A%
split
two-for-one
a
changing the authorized common stock
shares without par value to 2,000,000
750,000
flexible capital structure adaptable
c.more
of
lavor
v
approved
from
Ryan, President, said
the authorization
holders
,V.
also
company
"shares
*
voted
9
stock.
common
Stockholders
of,
July
on
183,
—
183,
corporation
taken
accrued
acquiring
and
Authorized
-
1,
with
800
.
of
notes
J
plastics!
of
income,—
covering
This
1,
1961,
added "to working capital.
modern
production
January.—V.
3,310,603
railway
oper.
stated
be
in
.'
(Thomas A.)
ac-
April
per
per
the
in
begun
-Easy Lift Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files With SEC—
used
^
to
are
consists
GIVING
Soon Ready—
131 085
railway
(two-cents
,".'n
>
:
CAPITALIZATION
to
.
$684,542
income,—
oper.
from
•
tions secured by titled retention, and lien instruments on automobiles,
/personal property and• automobile iloor plan financing.
(
•••■• r
Unit
M
,
,
•
t
business
"
1
2,
shares
share), plus
year
$10
-V*;;
and
new
'
,
used
!.e
was
railway,..—
from
ry.
E.
Antonio,
The
,
*
v5:'"'.
reducing
time-the
ir.
chase or through direct loans, promissory
registration will be filed
common stock at $2 per
1856.
p.
by
moved
share
per
July
on
35,000
-
,-
was organized
as
a
D3laware corporation in
Dean, Chairman, of the Board of Directors, with offices
-in San Antonio, Texas/ The
company- has continued to operate from
only one location
in
San
Antonio.;... although .on ; July 8, 1951
they
letter
proposed
additional
1856.
$10.25
at
,
will
facilities
railway,
♦Deficit.—V.
BUSINESS—Comprny
•
r$l
amendment
..n
an
p.
April i, 1956. 7'"'
redeemable
stock' is
PROCEEDS—The
1937
Cullen Minerals Corp., Houston, Tex.- -Offering With-
drawn—
and
which
dividends
~
885.
p.
preferred
1957,
at
,•
'
'ment
f.lou
183,
per
Under-Water
and Develop-
Co.—New
From Jan. 1—v-
Co., San Antonio, Tex.—Preferred Stock Of¬
,crued dividends from
?
Navy
the
&
■
1956
from
from
Gross
fered—The First Trust Co. of
Lincoln, Neb., on June 22
offered publicly 20,000 shares of 6% cumulative
pre¬
ferred stock, series
A, at par ($10
a
contract. :rf>•'.;%
the award of
the Signal Corps,
and
contract
newly-developed compact and
temporary or newly-established air
was
from
Dean
,
incident
expenses
be
Co.,
and
within
below.
company
value.—V.
par
for
to
Securities
'
which
of
these
on
Net
The
$800,000
an
$1
used
the
with
cent)
one
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.- -Earnings—
Dant
of
SEC
a
new
development
Command.'
me tit
the
furnish
to
contracts
Ordnance
*
Force
designed
The-, firm
Force-research
Also
announced
has
Air
S.
traffic control system for
air
capital stock,
(par
Is
It
Co.
employees
complete
1956 to its registration statement covering
of
Craig Systems, Inc.—Awarded Air Force Contract—
v
(>
notification
Columbia
completion is expected for this company's $200,000 acrypurification unit at Midland, Mich., according to Dow's Chief
Engineer, E. R. MacLaughlin.
Badger Manufacturing Co., Cambridge,
Mass., is handling the engineering and construction of the unit, the
entered
outstanding
Steamship
companies
Lumber
This New York, investment
•,'
.
below.—V,
1228.'v/
be
to
are
of
stock
through
fall
Net
Coos Bay Lumber Co.—New
letter
a
common
■
Chemical
Early
De Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
of
""
■
'
■
Net
that
Bay
proceeds
May—
all
steamship
stated
Coos
filed
share,
per
"
from
owners.
Blyth
cents
Denver, Colo. The
mining bperations.
future.
near
substantially
the
July 5
shares
on
6,009,000
five
at
lonitrile
said
for
Co.
covering
offered
Mr.
Blyth stated that these acquisitions
$100,000,000 and that the two companies
of
corporation
Net
cs
5
Resources, Inc., Grand Junction, Colorado
-
liquidation.
Steamship
understood
Russell
the
■
in
Jack
Lumber
investigating
number of other
Arizona.—V. 184, p. 4.
holders.
of
consummated
is
depths of from 30 to 230 feet have been found.
Gidw itz pointed out that this is the first acquisition by Continental
in
the
newly
discovered
Wyoming uranium area.
The company is
a
Mills,
4.
p.
reported that Coos Bay Lumber Co., in liquidation,
timber
holdings and subscantiallv all Its other assets
contemplated
at
zones
Alabama
183,
also
its
States
53%
excess
plans
Georgia-Pacific
into
Con¬
and
in
sums
sold
to
Out of 85 holes
mineralization
interests
adopted
has
we
and
cash
approximately
involved
30%
of the Crooks Gap property has been
drilled to date, 86% have encountered uran¬
0.10%
or
better* Thus-far six separate ore
about
only
evaluation
its
estimates
to believe they will
$3,250,000, payable partly
common
explored.
ium
the
reason
approximately
tinental
"If
once.
every
other
had
Mr.
Continental
said
Gidwitz
of
R.
purchase
at $5,000,000.
costs,
Mr.
property
subsidiary
identity.—V,
Blyth announced on Jviy 11 that Bylth &' Co.," Inc., -has
exercised options to purchase all of the,
outstanding stock ol Dar.t and
Russell, Inc. which owns slightly over 45%
of the outstandirg stock
of
Coos Bay Lumber Co. Blyth & Co., I .c.
also exercised ootions to
10 bought the Crooks Gap Mine in Fremont
an
corporate
Dant & Russell, InG.—rBankers Purchase Control—
vr
Continental Uranium, Inc.—Acquisition—
County, Wyo., from the Gaddis Mining Co. for
wholly-owned
a
retain its
" '
■
•
•
(217)
■■
■
Mev.s and a mining lease
Elko County, Nev.—V. 183,
in
—.
i
,
"
■'
Counties.
.'
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
claims
,,
a
i'
.
••
mining
t
f
v
-
lander
unpatented
*
.
.
Pershing
10
2649,,
*
"
MS
covering
p..
Number 5551
184
X
>
merger
companies
plan
will
the
be
present
redeemed.
outstanding preferred
Tha authorized common
be: increased
from
1,090,000
to
1,750,000
•"'
treasury.
Both
and
Morris
and
folding cartens,
mark*
shares
stock
shares, of
810,712 shares will be outstanding and 3,500 shares held in the
will
Federal
has
Federal
with
seven
are
important
producers
of
.
papernoara
annual sales near the $60 million
paperboard mills and six carton plants in
combined
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(218)
the East,
with
and
'tons
and two carton plants in the Midwest, with an
estimated paperboard production. capacity of 50,000 tons and carton
conversion capacity of 54 000 tons.
The
Morris
interests
will be operated as a division of Federal,
plans.—V. 183, p. 2289.
to present
according
-
of
Shares
Total
1956,
sales
sales
mart
wholesale
these
,
,
J
until
30,
July
V
1955-
-
*
Net
ry.
$3,281,080
$2,945,743
788,500
$2,647,889
503,640
$2,993,663
938,226
income,.,
396,586
385,922
235,216
456,517
17,511.381
5,359,188
2,311,4622,397,263
16,345,668
4,811,581
2,231,714
17,555,019
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
5,194,413
railway,.——
oper.
183,
p.
income—
2897.
Two
'
to
this
the
became effective July
City Commission,
ftpproved
by
against.
The
granting
vote
The
franchise.
new
July
10
1
that
officials
and
have
would
business.
1945, Mr. Fite
the
put
city
plan
a
*
•
said,
total
a
of
electric
towns
184,
114,
p.
2,803,655
ry.
$167,812
$132,257
$857,673
from
ry,
98,899
676,682
Operating
expenses.
1,079,346
taxes...
operating income
after charges
National
First
Debentures Ready—
acting as trustee for the
4% sinking fund debentures due March 1, 1976, and the City Bank
Farmers
Trust
Co.,
acting as trustee for the 4%
convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due March 1,
1976, will be prepared to deliver
City Bank of New York,
debentures
-definitive
debentures
of
this
in
issue
for
the
outstanding
temporary
after July 16, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2762,
exchange
and
on
Gardner-Denver
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
made on July 11 by Hornblower & Weeks at $65.25
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 1613.
ary
was
per
4,795,233
5,069,349
174.000
99,364
-
1,154,507
873,000
517,377
464,883
2290.
$205,934
$1,334,387
and
%
$1,022,484
145,210
$280,785
220,841
General Motors Corp.—Anti-trust Action Filed by U. S.
—Claims Denied—
This
company
sale
and
partment
accused
was
of
in
in
buses
Federal
of
illegally
anti-trust
an
District
Court
monopolizing the manufac¬
filed by the Justice De¬
Mich., earlier this
suit
at
Detroit,
month.
1,028,569
721,965
It
Department
also
charged the
bus-operating companies to
laige
asked
than
more
also
He
he
'
■
s-eks
Is
the
Motors
not
The
manufacturer
contracts with
any
corporation
his
statement,
regiment
to
in
company
its
to
be
to
warrant
"It
would
posited
telling
where
he
get
can
it
Government
last
65%
complaint
all
of
sold 2,724
year
Justice
buses,
charged
buses
new
84.3%
or
Department
the
of
that
asked
General
of
its
exchange
ratio
total
B.
his
Motors
Motors
best
turned
and
States
be
enjoined
requirements of the
selling more than 50% oi the annual bus
operating companies named in the suit as co-conspirators, but not
defendants.
They are the Hertz Corp., New York; Greyhound Corp.,
Chicago; National City Lines, Inc., Chicago, and Public Service Co¬
ordinated
Transport,
Between
1925
manufacturers
has
pany
(1)
buses
entered
General
alleged,
Newark, N. J.
1955,
the
complaint
and
of
the
Motors
withdrew
field
Corp.
from
since
charged,
the
field
than
more
and
no
new
20
com¬
1946.
maintained
its
the
monopoly,
tractual
relationships
bus manufacturers
with
to discontinue or curtail
Agreeing
to
refuse
to
sell
buses
to
it
whom
the
company.
of
(3)
Extending
bus
to
favored
those
two
stock
each
respect of
and
offer
had
60,000 shares
at
least
manufacture
competitors
which
competitors
(5)
Inducing
Issue
not
bus
of
extend
favored
of
prices
subsidiary,
preferential
for
buses
Refusing
to sell bus parts, including
engines, to competitors.
diesel
{7)
Acquiring
exclusive
Having
a
General
a
principal
rights
to
the
use
transit
companies
other
to
manufacturers
transmissions
automatic
of
various
bus
improve¬
ments.
{8)
Chairman
of
Motors
officer
director
and
competitor.—V.
183,
stock
for
preferred
is
be
to
used
aggregate
an
price
Board
as
of
10
Corp.—Stock
Offered—Milton
D.
proceeds
price of $3
a
the
from
for
company
sale
expansion
its
charter
a
htk fathomed shares of preference
The
the
authorized
authorized
common
preferred
stock
sharps
stock
from
remains
This
BUSINESS—Corporation
business
of
developing
develop
a
subsidiary,
and
is
other
Inc.,
of
places
Ihg
N.
Issue
by GPE of not
more
than
a
the
corporation
outstanding
Rochester,
li.-te
Y.
The
from
25,000
2,000,000
to
at
on
in-
to
3,500,500 000
of
20,
a
position
and
common
to
make
stock
an
of
plans
plant
of
common
was filed
shares.
with
A
the
registration
equipment
•
will
GPE
in
equipment,
wide
a
well
as
and
10
cents
that
more
in
the
the
share
be
made
to
the
to
supplement
quarterly.
20%
than
company.—V.
stated.
report
would
declared
be
per
radar
as
and
guided
the
of
183,
company's
1230.
p.
Aetna
&
Securities
Co.,
members
perform
the
the
functions
■w
GIVING
EFFECT
other
in¬
group
in¬
Michael
and
Howeil
stock
(par 25 cents)
preferred stock (par
cum.
—V.
183,
G.
St.,
and
Georgia-Pacific
Corp.
,
283,066 shs.
250 shs.
$70,000,000.
The
fir
four
over
well
as
include
assets
containing
Douglas
Bay
Lumber—
11
Bay
Lumber
billion
plywood
as
July
120,000
that
leet
of
hard
and
had
it
of
acres
Co.
purchased
for
sub¬
approximately
timberland
in
Western
timber, mostly old growth
board plant,
lumber man¬
ufacturing
facilities and all related equipment and inventories.
the purchase,
O.
R.
Cheatham,
President,
stated
acquisition had been financed through the private placing
$11,000,000 of 15-year 4 'A %
convertible subordinated debentures,
announcing
that
a
the
long-term
and
sales
bank
of
The
a
loan
secured
portion
bulk
of
the
of
the
through
timber
timber
the
harvesting
under
property
related
the
of
guaranteed
and
timber,
cutting
facilicies
con¬
will
be
into Georgia-Pacific's presentl plywood paper
and
forest
operation, including its recently announced kraft board and
mill now under construction at Toledo, Ore.
It will take until
about year-end to complete this
integration.
Coos Bay, a de**o-water Pacific port, is adjacent to
Georgia-Pacific's
paper
large
timber
In
net
Securities and Exchange
which
1955,
Coos
earnings
Net
as
with
hoid.ngs in
income
compared
The
will
Coos
resume
it
for
Lumber
taxes in
the
with
Bay
vicinity of
Toledo, about 90 m/les to
is connected by waterway, rail and highway.
Bay
after
the
first
Co.,
excess
reported
of
quarter
sales
of
$25,000,000
Common
♦Not
of
1956
was
common
production
on
and
preference
See
of
$2
stock
Dant
&
Russell,
above.—V.
183,
June
in
Texas
distribution
and
of
high-speed
1953
rotary
the
Harrison
collator,
perfected
by
Texas.
(10
•
GIVING
;
,
EFFECT
are
cents
*
PRESENT
FINANCING
$34,000
11,000
6,136
11,615
value)—
500,000 shs.
*224,875 shs.
24,975 shares of common stock which the
right to purchase from the corporation at
5,000
nor
;
Outstanding
,
,
par
122
.
TO
under¬
the
share,
W. Sanberg,
L.
D.
shares subject
to
Secretary and Treasurer.—V.
stock
a
184,
option
price
a
to
George
6.
p.
t
(A.) Hollander & Son, Inc.
;
-
Stock
control
by
Colt's
this
(Del.)—New Control—
corporation
Colt
J.
listed
shares
common
Mr.
of
James
New
the
on
of
New
has
York.
sold
been
The
to
new
a
corporation
York Stock
has
.
group
233,921
Exchange.
;
purchased 72,000 shares of Hollander stock from
Most of the stock was held by A. Hollander St
Son, Ltd., of Montreal, Canada, a fur processing company privately
owned by the Hollander family. The Canadian company had a working
agreement to exchange information and technical knowhow with the
the
group
Hollander
company.
Colt,
family
family.
controlled
One
by
of
Jersey.
present
stock,
in
of
tfolder
the
of
shares
45,000
of
the
Financial
22,000
Liberty
corporation,
new
a
Co.,
shares
of
Hollander
company
a
Hollander
A.
&
Son,
Inc.,
of
New
New Jersey will issue $300,000 of securities.
shareholders will be
able
to
subscribe
pro
Hollander
See
shares.
Hollander
new
been
acquired
name
first
of
Hollander
these
the
Colt.
Others in the new group were not identified.
steps taken by the
new
management
was
the
Mr.
the
had
previously
who
common
holdings
also
V.
184,
The
rata
115.
p.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Sales—Earnings—
In
their
comments
stockholders
to
on
construction
Lindley Murray, Chairman of the Board, and
dent, stated that facilities at the Montague,
drous
the
chloride
hydrogen
expected
deliveries
that
C-56
production are
will
commence
than
tion is expected early this month.
new
The
At
are
a
tory,
nearly
Sept.
about
completed,
1.
and
anhy¬
and
it
Addition
partial
R.
Presi¬
for
is
to
opera¬
enlarged Het Acid plant at Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
to be in operation shortly, and Hetron resins manufacturing
already
in
successful operation.
*
Kenton
plant
Also
85%
more
plant
completed,
are
the
flour
is
Mich.,
and greatly
ne.v
is expected
facilities
plant
progress,
Klaussen,
Bjarne
and
large
and
moulding
the
Durez
addition
addition
plant
a
of
plant
an
authorized
recently
the
to
for
to
for
the
Division,
construction
of
a
wood
the office building are in progress.
Tonawanda plant of this division
the
research
new
and
product
light-stable
development
colored
labora¬
thermo-setting
compounds.
facilities
of
chemical
the
salt
production
constructed
company,
Salt
Lake,
Utah,
and
jointly
owned
with
the
Manufacturing Co., were put into operation in June.
The
Hooker
executives
also
reported
the sale
of
its
interest
in
Hocker-Detrex to Detrex Corp.
In payment, Hooker has received the
adjacent
to
Great
Pennsylvania Salt
$1,066,333
after
taxes
in the similar quarter of
1955.
following an annual vacation shut down,
July 16 under Georgia-Pacific's manage¬
Inc.
for
one
including
per
Tacoma
value
period
also
progress
Harvey
M,
Harrison.
The
company's
products
a
plant held by the company under lease at
will have
writer
New
and
$3,800,000.
$1,081,879
operation,
the
balance
in
Mortgage note payable-——■
Equipment notes
payable.-.
to
Sold Privately—
This corporation announced on
stantially all the assets of Coos
Oregon,
Coos
presses
and
■
in
Notes payable to others—
Mr.
250 shs.
Buys
—
SEC
at
Dallas,
Hollander
Outstanding
350,000 shs.
$100)—
large
the
48
work
and
-•
incorporated
was
to
year
materials;
materials
raw
i Notes payable to banks—"
3010.
p.
process
manufacture
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
the
and
American
PRESENT
TO
per
raw
»
manufactured
electronic
Inc., all of New York City.
CAPITALIZATION
presses.
p.ass
Harrison
headed
Co.
&
the
July 2 of the public offering by
Southwestern Securities Co., both
from 12 large presses
for the purchase of
to
in
engage
tube,
receiving
underwriting
Heller
with
presses, collators, folders, colorverters and carbon processing machinery.
It
owns
two
important patents, one for the Harrison variable size
••
missiles.
of
Stanley
Corp.;
notification
of
and
BUSINESS—Corporation
to
pro¬
the company's customers are Bell Telephone Laboratories,
Radio Corp. of America, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Zenith
Corp., Bendix Aviation Corp. and Dictograph Products, Inc.
UNDERWRITERS—Other
letter of
a
•
plans
Among
Inc.,
Radio
issue
capital
into finished
v,,-
single-
their
in
used
vacuum
25 filed
$50,000
working
Through
sells
variety of commercial
and
military
radios, hearing aids, computers and
including
struments,
also
It
products.
ment.
authorized
dividend
net proceeds
from this issue will be used in the
of priority; $80,000 for the
purchase of additional
equipment and tools for the purpose of expanding the
capacity
year;
for
the
in
:
,
developed
in
recent years
to
performed
by
the conventional
used
continue
transistors.
Transistors,
are
the
not
statement
1956.
the
year
Inc. above.
June
Co.
order
per
'
work¬
for
and
to
manufactures
and
*
"
previously
offer
Graflex
proposed acquisition would involve
than 59,445 new preference shares and
more
numoer
June
remainder
in
The
covering the exchange offer
Commission
preferred
with
previous
Authoized
stock
common
business
semi-conductor
it
germanium
duction.
and
manufacturing
and
manufacture
and
in
engaged
Semi-Metals,
silicon
crystal
north
cction
acquire
Inc.
amendment
unchanged
shares.
of
out
business,
of
recommendation
stock
share.
per
the
of
of
products
approved
compared
the
s
the
a
stock
on
our
&
-
series
a
integrated
July
This
for
—
income
<2n0 014,
PROCEEDS—The
ing capital.
of
Graflex, Inc.—•
1,509,000 ana
pointed
manufacturing
If
$1,800,000.
of
in
following
s
,
prospectus
-
for
(par 25 cents) at
the
by
to
on
net
Dallas, Tex., of 124,875 shares of common stock (par
cents) at $2 per share.
Further details follow:
10
by
supplied
the
common,
the company is then obligated to purchase
aggregate of 18,000 shares of General's cumu¬
an
stock
PROCEEDS—Net
tracts.
OOO.
of
& Co., Inc., of New York City, is manager of
underwriting group offering 100,000 shares of com¬
an
In
serve
2762.
p.
Exchange Offer
stockholders
that
dividend
cash
company
Garrett
Blauner
General Precision Equipment
Corp.—Authorized Cap¬
ital Stock Increased—Way Cleared for
The
share
in
earnings
$5,001,138.
per
volume
growing
that
Godchaux Sugars,
made
de¬
are
the company wi*l exchange
to purchase one of
of
Byers
common.
The
,/%
Transistor
Securities
municipally owned
excluding
the
said
report
rotary
General
Yellow Manu¬
financing terms
meet.
specifications
cents
increase
with
.
containing similar terms and pro¬
visions to the company's outstanding $5.50 (A) series.—V. 183, p. 2417.
of
bidding.
(6)
aacd
could
officials
restrictive
from
preferential
financing
totaling
59
or
81%
an
1956.
$3,504,005.
directors
organization
Using a General Motors
facturing Acceptance Corp., to
sales
on
$160,461,
30,
(D. L.) Harrison Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention was
shares
100,000
below)
to
not met,
are
preference
con¬
parts.
(4)
April
is
warrant
a
Byers
exchange
The
preference stock and a,
each 3 Mi shares of Byers
referred
shares
three
the
individuals
conditions
the
5%
customers
of
The
General's
an agreement between General, J. F. Byers, Jr.,
and
of Pittsburgh, General has agreed, subject to certain
purchase an aggregate of 60,000 shares of Byers common
Byers,
Kletz
customers.
and
July 11 reported
Handy & Ilarman, New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
,
and
common
buses.
<2)
3,557,982
covering 7,400 sharer, of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $6.75
per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
"general corporate purposes.-tr-V. 183, p. 771.
that under
clude:
other
of
;
the
complaint
by:
Requiring
shares
respect to the 60,000 shares of Byers
M.
from
re¬
as
grossing $65,000,000.
General
in
for
amendment.
states
the
of
share
one
preference
shares
common
mon
that the
him that
to
United
the
in
shares
purchase one common share for
that if an aggregate of
to
that
delivered
of
of
of
common
share
one
its
basis
holders
(excluding 60,000 shares
prior to the expiration of the offer
Byers
be
appear
effect
product
6,658,835
1,603,716
ended
totaled
current
See
Byers Co. the privilege of exchanging these
$5 cumulative preference stock and warrants
provided
common,
of
M.
common
the
on
A.
shares
purchase
to
and
buses."
customer—in
the
the
buy
of
sale
said,
buses"
operators."
discrimination
in'no
from
„
for
securities
of
offer
to
proposes
preferred stock
selling
bus
any
the
4,836,897
3,142,622
Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc.- -New Name-
Offer
monopoly.
from
of
operator
ur
"engages
conditions
and
in
to
tree
least
at
The
,
with
conspiring
alleged
Com.
advantage."
out
;
this
terms
Curtice,
action
in
requirements
said
prices,
Mr.
.
interest
"no
gards
with
company
maintain
General
of the annual bus requirements of the four firms.
Curtice, President, on July 6
denied
the Government
declared
in
a
statement that
the
corporation
"has no
He
has
enjoin
H.
financial
It
to
of
Gregory
The
,
The
50%
Harlowe
claims.
Court
the
6,767,719
*75,543
2898.
on
employees also hold
on July 5 filed a registration statement with the SEC
134,717 shares of its $5 cumulative preference stock ($100
par) and 134,717 warrants to purchase a like number of shares of
common stock
($2.50 par).
•,<
lative
The
four
27,123,000
company
conditions, to
'
ture
984,925
24,669,000
4,443,830
p.
year
finance
to
Mr.
the
v
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Registers Exchange
With
;
409,030
25,818,000
:
.
Shareholders'
equity has
increased from
$566,381
in
1949
to
a
high
of
$1,788,488,
as
a
result
of
a
conservative
dividend
policy which the directors will be asked to continue as a means of
retaining capital required for expansion of manufacturing facilities
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Definitive
691,407
26,915,000
:
new
covering
The
,
George E. Gregory, President, pointed out that 33%
of the com¬
pany's 1955-1956 sales were represented by new products and appli¬
cations
perfected during the past three years.
Southwest—Earnings—
984,030
246.000^
'109,569
Net
p.
183,
share,
per
sales
board
183,
1,759,952
income...
fiscal
S1.0S
when
V% 1956—Month—1955 '■ ; 1956—5 Mos.—1955
' $1,715,700 $1,463,328 $8,075,620
$7,155,606
operating taxes—
—V.
$5,988,000
1,020,678
■f,
revenues
Net
1954
$5,029,000
128,163
'
corporation
the
earnings
2762.
income
1953
*955
1,440,454
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Net Earnings Up 81%—
This
for
502,891
Federal
RR.—Earnings—
N$5JS00,000
railway...;
oper.
6.
p.
Great Western Sugar Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on July 12 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Dominiek & Dominick at $21 per share.
This offering
was quickly completed.—V.
181, p. 1562.
$667,433
131,048
General Telephone Co. of The
Other
3010.
p.
933,524
railway.
♦Deficit.—V.
556,000
operating income
charges
p.
'
183,
$5,494,000
income
oper.
Net
368,682
183,
Western
railway
from
Net
2,586,438
717,000
430,708
Period End. May 31—
cities
and
granted new long-term franchises to the company, including all
of the large cities served on the East and West coasts by the company's
system.—V.
537,642
74,131
after
above.—V.
Dehydrating & Milling Co. below.—V. 184,
railway—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
;
87,221
Operating
;3bave
distribution
Net
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$4,809,036
$4,178,553
taxes.
operating
Corp.
.
-109,000
-
136,000
taxes....
114.
p.
y
$853,030
605,582
income
184,
.
Florida
103
by
light
advocated
the
into
power
Since
the heels
when the
closely on
Lake City
these
of
176
franchise,
the
''
•
two franchises follows
of defeat of a municipal ownership proposal
at
citizens there voted
down by a 3 to
1 margin
'City
1956—Month—19-55
$996,615
—V.
in favor of granting
1
for
687
was
Equipment
1956
from
from
or
It had previously been
11.
vote of the citizens.
the freeholders voted nearly 4 to
a
Arcadia,
At
«
;
:,
precision
revenues
Other
2,746,414
•
'
V
.
Trunk
Grand
Net
$2,531,000.
was
National Alfalfa
Gross
30-year electric franchises
new
Precision
May—•
shares
a
expenses
President, announced on July 11.
which was adopted unanimously by
Robert H. Fite,
new franchise,
company,
Sanford,
At
the
granted
General
See
shares.
common
corporation.—V.
Grain Elevator Warehouse Co.—Securities Offered—
.
229,288
shares
of
with each of tne
common stock.
On the
the exchange of all out¬
stock, GPE'
would issue
and not more than a
assuming
preferred
Operating
Federal
5,712,107
Net
Florida cities have
more
of the
name
new
stock,
Graflex
of
preference
new
End. May 31—
Period
Florida Power & Light Co.—New Franchises—
n
59,445
of
is
income
Net
I
shares
five
"
r
outstanding
preferred
5%
Operating
18,458,257
railway
from
from
of
shares
Into
had
Graflex
1956,
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
\
950,797
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
See
1953
1954
1955
1956
railway--.
railway.,.—-
from
from
the
Graflex, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
$42
at
.
Beginning July 9, transactions in the "A" stock, "B" stock and $4.50
preferred stock were recorded on the American Stock Exchange
-
under
an
carry
Sugars, Inc.—Changes Name—
prior
.'
:
GPE
subsidiaries are leading producers of
equipment for
industry and defense. Main plants are located in New York City;
Binghampton,
Pleasantville, N. Y.; Bloomfield, Clifton,
Little Falls,
Newark and Patterson, N. J.; AshevUle, N. C.* Cleveland.
and
Toledo, Ohio; Chicago, 111.; and Berkeley, Burbank, Glendale, Livermore, Pasadena and Van Nuys, CaUl',—V, 183, p. j0j9.
Q
net
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
May—
would
redeemable
be
Godchaux
The corporation on July 6 filed an amendment to its certificate of
Incorporation changing Its name to Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc.
long established and leading producer of cameras and
other equipment in the field of still photography, and its products are
distributed nationally through dealers and branch offices in New York,
Chicago, and Hollywood.
Net sales for 1955 amounted to $11,310,000
and net income was $366,000. GPE sales in 1955 were $133,338,000 and
pointed out that Thriftimart sales in the first quarter
6% over the comparable quarter last year, although
In both periods there were 36 markets in operation. He also said the
company's expansion
program
is moving ahead on schedule.
One
Tbirtftimart Was opened in Torrance. Calif., in June and another
in Las Vegas early this
month. Six markets are under construction
in
the
Greater
Los Angeles
area
and are
expected to open this
-«utumn.
Construction is about to begin on three more.—V, 184, p. 5.
Gross
number
Graflex
almost
Ket
than
more
like
Laverty
"
share,
'
1,
capitalization, and
Graflex common
and
standing
vp
per
stock
preference
this
of
,
not
purchased
GPE
$1.60
1,699
convertible
latter
comparable period a year ago, the 13 weeks ended June 25,
sales totaled $13,655,260.
Sales from Smart &
Iris arc not included in last year's total as that company was
Mr.
'
June
and
the
were
of
of
'
.
of
As
common
1956, are not included in
„
series
dividend
new
StOCk,
Fitzsimmons
Final
not
Roger M. Laverty,
$14,455,944 Thrifti-
basis
figures.
For
1955,
V
the
plus accrued dividends, and each share, at the holder's
option, would be convertible into two-thirds of a share of GPE common
$15,230,783 from Smart & Final Iris, the company's
division.
Sales of Pratt-Low
Preserving Co., Santa Clara,
20,
for
Except
purposes.
share
per
and
acquired by Fitzsimmons on June
Calif.,
the
cumulative
annual
period ended June 30,
week
13
current fiscal year,
13.
This comprised
quarter of the
reported on July
first
President
for the
$29,636,727
were
corporate
for
accepted for exchange with each share of Graflex preferred stock being
treated as if it were five shares of common stock.
•
Ltd.—Sales Up Sharply-
Fitzsimmons Stores,
-
available
be
proposed Graflex offer, GPE presently has no definitive plan to issue
any authorized and unissued capital stock of any class.
Under the
proposed exchange offer, GPE would issue one-quarter
of a share of a new series of preference stock and one-quarter of a
share
of
common
stock
for
each
share
of Glaflex common stock
mill
paperboard
*
would
shares
estimated paperboard. production capacity of 245,000
fabrication capacity
of 120,000 tons,
Morris has
an
carton
Monday, July 16, 1956
...
p.
2183.
plant
of
of
Hooker-Detrex
of
Detrex's
about
purchase by
5%
preferred
eleven
Detrex of
years.
part of
plus
approximately
$1,100,000
par
stock redeemable annually over
a
The
sale
contract
the Trichlorethylene
also
provides
output
at
for
Tacoma.
Volume
Number 5551
184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Earnings from the Tacoma operation will now become
part of Hooker's
real
recorded earnings.
Federal
before
Federal
1956
1955
$49,658,200 $46,540,100
;
sales
Income
taxes
taxes
income
on
11,655,900
10,620 600
5,912,500
income
on
5,499,200
-—
.
in
Aviation.
option
income
$5,121,400
106,200
106,200
$0.94
stock
common
or
the
$0.83
—
—
of
share
per
$5,743,400
—
dividends
tEarned
deal
it
curities.
tBased
marketable
stock.
profit on sale of
outstanding
common
non-recurring
$334,100
presently
on
that
negotiations
The
both
of
Niagara
negotiating for
a
Electrochemical
stock
mon
tnis
Co.
and
company
the issuance of 450,000 snares ox Hooxer com¬
exchange for the 10,000 shares of Oldbury presently
in
by
current
the
Should
1""i
•
boards
the
negotiations
result
in
approved
agreement
an
Series
being
phosphorus, phosphorus derivatives,
chlorates and perchlorates, and oxalic acid, none of which are produced
by Hooker. Thus the consolidation, will result in broadening Hooker's
basic product lines. In
1955, as a result of consolidations with Durez
Plastics
&
Chemicals,
Inc. and
Niagara Alkali Co., Hooker became
one
of the principal nroducers of phenolic resins and plastics, caustic
potash, potassium carbonate and trichloroethylene.
r
<
Oldbury s main plant is situated adjacent to Hooker's Niagara Falls
plant, A second recently completed plant is located at Columbus, Miss,
Oldbury stock is closely held and is not listed.—V. 183, p. 2291.
1956.
A
Hope Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Expansion—
this
construct and
to
company
has
granted
operate
5400
a
horsepower
the
of
shares
120
shares
40
have
Outstanding
1,000 shs.
»880 shs.
150,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
$50,000 shs.
sold
option of
of
series
is
A.
but
companp,
A,-is
$1
March
30,
and
purpose,
March
30,
1956
and
/
stock,
the
series
this
for.
after
7, 1956.
intention
an
of
as
convext.ble
redeemable
only
into
out
at
$15
earnings.
of
common'-' stock
The
at
preference
the
at
share
per
of
rate
10
after
and
not
than
more
19
months
in its
160,000,000
field.—V.
shares
was
10
No
preference
stock,
series A,
have
been
cents
if
is
any
contemplated,
qualifications of
also V, 184, p. 6.
1933.
of
consideration
will
be
such stock under the
later
requirements
of
See
given
to
Securities
the
for
four months of operation
Hotel
corporation's
Division
as
Roger
by
unit
Sonna¬
a
bend, Vice-President and General Manager.
He said that each of the
major hotels in the group, the Hotel Roosevelt in New York, The
Mayflower in Washington, D. C., the Hotel Cleveland in Cleveland,
the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago and the Somerset has reported
improved operations over 1955, and that continued improvement is
expected during the remainder of this year.»■*»
'if-.
circular
The
risk
this
of
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 9,
1,800,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Of 'this
1,200,000 shares are to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
on a "best efforts" basis by officers,
employees of the company, for which
offering is to be made
tors,
general
commission
agents
will
and
be
for
reserved
are
direc¬
and
in
preparation
the
for
months.
summer
paid.
issuance
insurance
laws
funds
the
of
the
on
of South
business
insurance reserves
being carried out in several European
Middle Eastern countries for the acquisition
of hotel properties
this corporation,
it has been
announced by
A.
M.
Sonnabend,
and
by
negotiations
President, ;„?■
Where present
of
exercise
options
which
be
may
company
Carolina
added
and
the
enable
to
to the
general
operat¬
maintain
to
company
proper
required by law.
Of the outstanding 200,000 common shares, Stackhouse and John W.
Vice-President and Secretary and one of the promoters, each
purchased 20,000 shares at the price of $1.50 per share. The remain¬
ing 160,000 shares were sold at the same price to other officers and
directors
and
Harris
each
received
such
200,000
of
Carolina.
publicly to residents of South
sale
of
commissions
shares.
$15,000
Stackhouse and
connection
in
.'7:;-'-/V/i'
with
the
'
corporation
cities
oi
what
He
he
than
in
had
the
physical
in
U.
methods
in
is
not
."-'Wv
available,
v'.
he said, the
he
noted,
in
many
corporation's standards
are
the
to
less
hotel
construction
expensive
areas
than
Europe and in the
United States. Also,
in
the
In
operated
be
can
"infinitely
for
less"
S.
Sonnabend
Mr.
that
announced
this
corporation
approached regarding Latin American hotel properties and
proposals also are being considered.
He said that in many
instances, both in Europe an(i this hemisphere, the proposals include
from
from
Net
ry.
capital.
the Hotel
concessions which are designed to attract U. S.
operated in the U. S. by the corporation include
-Hotels
Roosevelt
York City,
The Mayflower in Washington, D. C.,
Cleveland, Ohio, Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago,
Somerset Hotel In Boston,
Mass.—V,
183, p. 2417.
in
New
Cleveland
Hotel
the
and
in
from
ry.
—V.
This
corporation,
industries
cash,
Industries,
line with
in
than
other
the
Inc.—Acquisition—
policy to expand diversification in
parts field, has purchased for
its
Wales-Strippit Corp., North Tonawanda, N.Y.,it
was announced on July 2 by Ralph F. Peo, President.
Wfeles-Strippit is the leading manufacturer of patented interchange¬
able punching tools, as well as a line of specialized machine tools for
working sheet metal. Sales have more than quadrupled over a 5-year
period and volume currently at an annual rate of $5,000,000 is taxing
manufacturing
facilities
to
capacity.
Its
products
are
distributed
throughout the
Included
the
exclusive
owned
by
Houdaille,
inventor
Mr.
and
Peo
cpacitv
There
p.
Under
Power
the
$20,000,000
Room
its
stated,
the
overseas.
as
been
has
copyrights
under
product
of
its
change
and
purchase
the
execution of
developed and
plan*-
or
areas
it
as
ag¬
pro¬
*n«y
He
added.—V.
mortgage
July
on
Expected July 24—
tentative
24.
bonds
Bids
time
due
must
schedule,
will
1986
be
the
be
the
to
10
company
the
to
7 ;
for
bids
received
presented
sell
effort
locate
and
omitting
in
of
to
favorable
.
estimated
•
The
with
available
dollar
total
a
first
physical
completed on
the
in
gain
1956.
the
volume
volume
in
for
excess
the
of
first
about
floor
earnings per share
expansion
now
under
Sept. ,1.
area,—V.
were
He
ended
May
that
42Vic.
is
way
This expansion
183,
Dynamics
shares
BUSINESS—The
1956,
9,
manufacture
The
chase
in
the
of
and
of
a
2,983,730
1,496,630
588,534
807,200
288,427
& Co.
on
are
books closed.
the
and
will
a
engage
of
on
a
expected
result
in
basis
Delaware
proceeds
the
sale
used
be
,
;
incorporated in California in
electronic instruments and commercial and broad¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
manufactures
television
63%
for
equipment.
sales
of
sales
was
for
the
accounted
electronic instruments
equipment, 37%.
In 1955,
television
revenue;
EARNINGS—Net
totaled
which
share.
The
that
in
the
state
sale
a
p.
to
months
five
ended
31,
May
1950
comparable
period. Net income amounted to $61,704 (including $11,613 in capital
gains) contrasted with a net loss of $22,902 for the five-month period
in 1955.
' ;■
■; '
''
%
with
compared
$852,645
$424,321
components
the
for
1955
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
'
Authorized
Class
A
♦Class
B
♦No
stk.
com.
stk.
com.
shares
($1
of
par
($1
plass B
purchase
and
the
the
re¬
Corp.,
a
Pennsylvania
aircraft components
Downingtown
and
Industries,
or
incorporated
directly in the
other
agreement
for
products.
the
corporation
a
corporation
pur¬
engaged
especially designed
Inc.,
logical
more
promises of
the estimated
con¬
cost
deceit
order.
Oil
Key
Use
stock,
of
the
the
order
saJfcl
states,
1404.
the
upon
purchasers"
of
tha
if-".-''
''/V
..
proceeds
selling
Associated
will
not
metal
owning
-
to
accrue
the
but
company,
will
to
go
stockholders.
the
in
offering are also: Blair <fe Co. Incorporated; Cen¬
tral Republic Co, Inc.; Bache & Co.; Campbell,
McCarthy & Co. Inc.;
McCormick &
Co.;
and Watling, Lerchen
Co.—V.
&
184,
7.
p.
(H. W.) Lay & Co., Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention wa*j
made in our issue of July 9 of the public
offering of
200,000 shares of class A common stock (par 50 cents)
at $5.75 per share, through Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co.,
Inc. and associates. Further details follow:
1
/
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
."v. '•.">•
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
Class
(par value
(par
♦519,516 shs.
1,250,000 shs.
+$390,400 shs.
t§246,600
preferred
:
J_
$25)„—
notes
Outstanding
cents)—
50 cents)
50
cbm. stk. (par value
cumulative-convertible
A
♦♦Unsecured
117,879 shs.
$1,000,000
___
tH7,879
'
$1,000,000
♦By amendment dated May 23, 1956, to its certificate of incorpora¬
tion, the authorized common stock of the company was changed from
500,000
of
50
50
shares
$1
par
value to 519,516 shares of cimmon stock
value, and 1,250,000 shares of Class A common stock:
value.
Pursuant to a plan of recapitalization,
the
of
record
par
cents
stockholders
stock
common
shares
of
of
par
cents
value
of
cents
50
cents
50
outstanding 244,000
entitled, on that date,
value common
value
par
the
of
were
par
stock,
stock
common
for
shares
to
at the
share
each
of
$1
receive
of
$1
have
been
not
holders
793,397 shs.
None
a
have ever been issued.
The
permit by the Commissioner oi
employees as
compensation for their services, on the basis of $1 in par value of
class B common stock for every $1
earned before taxes by the com¬
pany after Sept. 7, 1954. The company has an agreement with certain
of its employees that a portion of these shares will be issued to them
without charge, when, as and if any class B common stock is issued.
The company has however not entered into any contract which would
obligate it to issue any class B
common
stock,
and the
decision
whether
or
not
to
issue
such
stock
remains
exclusively with the
78,607.5
of
shares
class
B
stock
common
its
to
key
97,600
shares of
the
agreed
of
class
underwriters
several
the
purchase
to
shares
A
numbers
respective
set
stock
common
below
named
forth
of
have
the
under¬
opposite
their
names:
•>
.
Shearson,
shares
value
par
E.
F.
Co._ 84,701
&
Cohu & Stetson—
I.
DuPont
—
Co
&
Shares
Shares
-
,
Hutton
183,
Kaiser
&
43,700
21,900
Co.—
76,700
J. Barth & Co
43,700
Fairman
&
—21,900
Co
The
Offering Suspended—
has
exemption
a
provides
an
whether
the
Exchange Commission,
it was announced on
order
temporarily denying a
Regulation D
and
issued
an
registration
from
to
respect
on
May 4,
shares
the
stock
proposed
opportunity
for
the
under
Securities
Act
of
1933
with
offering by this company. The order
hearing, upon request, on the question
denial order
temporary
should
be
vacated
or
made per¬
of
filed its Regulation D notification with the Commission
proposing the public offering of not exceeding 300,000
50 cent par stock at 30 cents per share.
In its order,
1956,
its
Commission
terms
that
and
that it has
asserts
conditions
(1)
the
affiliate.
(2)
failed
furnish
to
inabove
value
1957
to
from
A
1,
of
in
of
30,
entire
addition to
paragraph,
of
class
from
to
privilege
the
of
of
Regulation
notification
the
falls
non-resident
the
to
reasonable cause
officers
Commission
to believe
that the
D have not been complied with, in
disclose that Raymond Shaw is an
at
and
the
of the issuer
the filing of the
directors
time
of
stock
of
to
HThere
stock
stock
the
12,000
were
and
♦♦On
to
are
shares
par-
right
from
July
each
of
1,
stock
common
shareholder's
20%
to-
stock.,
common
stock
1960;
into
class
shares
A
com¬
share¬
stock
common
the
of
into
and
cents
50
by
the
o?
shares
246,000
sold
pa?
shares
97,600
149.000 of the
issued
be
cents
the
A
each
converted
ot
company
agreement.
5.2%
of
cumulative
However,
reissued.
be
,
convertible
such
4,121
preferred
have beea
shares
.
1956,
9,
loan
the
company
borrowed $1,000,000
Is
repayable over a five-year per od
1956, $137,500 during 1957, $150,000
during
$75,000
been
50
have
from
Tru.'d
of Georgia, and Third National Bank of Nashville, Nashville.
The
1960, inclusive,
through
the
A
centJ
here¬
not be reissued by the company.
authorized.
cannot
March
Company,
Tenn.
of
par
class
50
to June 30, 1961; 20%
ci
July 1, 1961 to June 30. 1962.
shareholder is cumulative, an t
97.600
remaining
underwriting
originally
retired,
have
The
cents
of
of
1960
may
that
of
30,
50
shares
shareholder's
each
stock
common
will
stock.
1,
from
converted
assumes
common
pursuant
said
shares
common
15%
June
July
stock
common
stock thus
common
A
stock
common
right of conversion
holders
each
1959;
1959
1,
stock
schedule
A
of
97,600
390,400
the
shareholder's
each
conversion
common
class
into
outstanding
in
this
July
conversion
value
value
par
shares
97,600
converted
be
1958;
15%
to June 30,
1958
from
common
*§This
cents
50
stock outstanding at May 23, 1956
shares,-share for share, into class
common
said
upon
the
leaving
stock,
shareholder's
The
shares
May
will
thus
June
July
each
the
that
stock
10%
stock
holder's
stock¬
23, 1956 have the right to convert 20%,
50 cents par value common stock into 97.60J
common
stock.
The above schedule is based upcri
described
such
follows:
as
such
in
of
stock,
1956.
488,000
common
common
and $337,500 on March'9,
follows:
as
each
(a)
1953
year
plus
1961;
<b)
pre¬
payment of an amount equal to 25% of the company's net earnings,
after taxes, each fiscal year in excess of $300,000, against the March 9.
1961
payment.
on
the
by
per
tThe
rate
to
except that
is 4Va%.
on
proceeds
from
in reduction
sale
of
the
of
the
stock
payment
du«>
pre-payment
provision,
total
dividends payabla
of the net earnings
1955. Inhere: t ra:e
$300,000
5.2%
outstanding
presently
is
exceed 75%
Aug. 31,
subsequent
annum,
interest
stock
cannot
company
accumulated
1961
company's
1961,
whereupon,
the said 25%
earnings, terminates.
Thereafter,
9,
based
the
From
$300,000 will be prepaid
offered
March
of
cumulative
amount
after
on
due
convertible
taxei
notes
is
March
9.
preferred
notice at tZ5.75
per
of
call.
However,
the
time prior to the expira¬
tion of such 30 days' notice, to convert such stock into the company',!
50 cents
par
value common stock at the rate of four shares, of 5i>
cents par value common for each share of said preferred stock
con¬
verted.
To the extent, if any, that any of the holders of such
pre¬
ferred stock exercise the right of conversion (and also to the extent,
of
in
turn,
of
such
the
subject
plus
holders
2538.
p.
Securities
2,
value
share,
43,700
Key Oil & Gas (1955) Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada
July
class
stock,
convert
thereof vested
ownership
as
shares, of such
common
41/4%
Hammill
Winslow,
Francis
the
outstanding
assumption
par
actual
23,
May
of
were
or
Just
company.
;
of
as
iHolders
which
issued,
par
488,00G
of two
rate
stock.
While
certificates
evidencing the
ownership,
date, of such 488,000 shares of 50 cents par value common
that
stock
common
been granted
has however
company
value)
par
Outstanding
880,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
value)——
The company
and
a
further
the
and
.
.
be
corporation
into
until
of
fraud
vv'
net
certain
mon
manent.
through subsidiaries
aircraft
the
with
properties
and the
in
circular
common
from
will
to
repay
$455,361 in bank notes,, and to pay about $343,700 in accounts payable
and
commissions
payable.
Approximately $40,000 will be added to
working capital for general corporate purposes.
>
•,
doubling
Offering—Of
firm
the
Co., Chicago, 111., and Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.,
Detroit, Mich., and associates, on July 11 publicly offered
120,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at $20 per
value
PROCEEDS—Net
—V.
best-efforts basis.
entered
Aviation
production of
products,
to
sale
has
Atlantic
on
company,
plans
and
company
2,127,850
1,972,025
769,705
267,792
price.
same
2764.
p.
Corp.—Stock
underwritten
mainder offered
Jan.
W 83,411
This offering was over¬
An additional 63,700
being offered to certain stockholders at the
subscribed
written
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1), which are be¬
ing offered publicly through World Wide Investors Corp.,
Hoboken, N. J., at $2 per share, as a speculation, 16,667
are
>
writing group headed by Shearson, Hammill
—Stock
shares
258,293
c
stock ($1 par) at $2.50 per share.
respective
reported
quarter
$520,000.
quarter
plant
or
Industrial
$561,514
$
16,483
'*
on
*
31,
'! 44,717
2764.
UNDERWRITERS—The
July 2 voted a 107« stock dividend, payable Aug.
15,
1956 to stockholders of record July
16,
1956.
Charles Wohlstetter,
Chairman, stated
that
the
company
showed
a"
1.002.997
444,474
income--
at
up
Induction Motors Corp.—10% Stock Dividend—
directors
connection
Kirsch Co., Sturgis, Mich.—Stock Offered—Cruttendeci
July 6 offered publicly 336,300 shares of class A common
1567, No. 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111.—V, 184, p. 6.
The
drillings in
our
state
operate as
Securities.—V. 174,
of
;
-v.'.',
2,339,573
p.
severally
It
$357,016
94,447
.
Corporations of California to negotiate for the issuance of not to exceed
sales
additional
employees, he
1953
- "
7 Kay Lab, San Diego, Calif.—Stock Offered—An under¬
the
patents
supplying
lines,
ex'sUng
In staff
Co.—Bids
company's
first
(CDT)
a.m.
no
and
license
some
be
Peo
Mr,
well
as
originator, George F. Wales,
plans to promote Wales-Strippit
said,
from
will
Canada,
2249. *
Illinois
-
and
names
and
expand
to
ductive
needed.
133,
trade
manufacturing
the
gressively
States
transaction,
Wales-Strippit's
an
-
in
United
state¬
common
automotive
the
of
assets
$384,945
135,232
;.
'v;
95,837
railway
oper.
183,
cast
^
192,992
<
.,
railway—.
from
Net
1947,
Houdaille
J
1954
1955
*
$480,922..
income—.* J
From Jan. 1—
Gross
V
railway
railway—
oper.
these
interesting
of
1956
Net
Net
been
that
*U..
May—
However,
up
financial
of
complete exploration
program
stock
be.
overseas
time,
same
plants
purchase.
town
that
out
much
is
hotels
the
*At
in
should
pointed
East
said,
suitable
considering
hotel
hotel
a
also
Middle
is
best
the
include
to
farther south in California,"
(e)
in stating
exploratory work and past experience together
of geological surveying "enable us to minimize
of
years
"would
5.2%
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
are
'v\':
fails
Harris,
Gross
Plans to Acquire Properties in Europe and Middle East
Preliminary
s
has
miles
2,500
abortive
offering
10%
a
will specialize in the writing of all forms of ordinary life insurance,
.■■■"•..'"Net proceeds of the financing will be invested in accordance with
anh' Edgewater Beach both are undergoing extensive
refurbishing programs.
All of the hotels in the group
air-conditioning programs during the early part
year
Issuer
which
&
covering
stock,
The
Commission—
company
1956,
large-scale
out
purposes
of
proposed method of financing it, and (g) ia
omitting to state that the State of Washington has issued a cease
and desist order against
the issuer, making it illegal to sell or offor
Roosevelt
room
the
nature
the
'
guest
carried
for
the
development
raphy as "the finest exploration methods obtainable today," (c) la
stating that "oil of commercial proportions is obtainable" upon drilling:
to
the so-called
"Lower
Burrard
Formation,"
(d)
in
stating
thac
according to many experts the issuer's property "could be the mora
productive extremity of
the same
formation producing' oil in
such
Investment Life & Trust Co., Mullins, S. C.—Registers
The
ing
Corp. of America—Reports Progress—
reported
ceded by
surface,"
securities
of 30,000
to be sold
s.iare)
ycx
the
asserts
that
the
offering circular is fals<s
following particulars:
(a)
in
stating,
"Tha
oil producing lands have usually been
pre¬
indications of oil or gas seepages on, or very close to tha
(b) in characterizing gamma ray surveys and aerial photog¬
to
of
cdau
pax
state
order
in
a
ac
authorized
per option to holders of the special voting
caiotal stock.
public offering of preference stock, series A, is now comptemplated,
at
the
insufficient
to
and
form.
discoveries
of such
the
Hotel
Outstanding, progress in the first
addition,
noted
Options
purchase
<3>
the
offering
appropriate
(f)
tne
required,
as
properties held, (7)
the issuer has
pertinent reports and other data to support
offering circular concerning geology and engi¬
the
the
and
for
process,
method
are
fails
developed
near
of
in
proceeds
circular
be
or
copies
(8)
misleading
most
the
to
on
made
and
in
tinuous
With Securities and Exchange
application, make it necessary to increase the delivery rati of the
180, p. 440.
Fink
statements
ments
date
file
neering,
event-
places,"
stock.
of
the
offering
the
offering
public offering of the common stock.
preference stoctf. series A, is
tra^s'orable, except to the
until
13
months after a
public offering of the comrr
a
The
company,
service
the respective amounts of proceeds from tha
applied to each purpose for which the pro¬
priority thereof, and the disposition of
be
properties
to
to
to
used,
the
the
in
many
months
13
to
describe
(4) ' the
disclose
be
modern
than
granted to general agents and key personnel of the company.
Organized under South Carolina law on April 2, 1956, the
to
in
(6)
that
less
Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York. Each of the other four com¬
panies depend on Hope to furnish gas required in excess of their own
supply. Increased demands in Consolidated's market area, Hope said
deliveries
proceeds
stated,
In
to
to
with
not
to
offered,
securities
are
abundance
exercised
common
The remaining 600,000 shares are reserved
for issuance on exercise of options.
Options for 170,000 shares have
been
granted to James B. Stackhouse, President and promoter, and
certain other directors; and options for the remaining 430,000 shares
its
fails
of
ceeds
be
cost
The proposed additional facilities will enable the com¬
increase
sale
be
stock
for one share
of $10
par
value preference stock, series A, at the option of the holder which must
value
par
cubic feet daily while
maintaining a storage inventory of 26,000,000,000 cubic feet.
Hope Natural Gas Co. is one of five companies comprising the Con¬
solidated Natural Gas Company System serving customers in Ohio, West
to
pany
circular
667 shs.
indicated
stock
available
was
been
.to
are
occurred
FINANCING
4,000,000 shs.
—
preference
stock,
company
the storage area.
$20)
(par
of the company have
of. special voting capital
shares
amount
shares
compressor
states that the proposed facilities will enable it to
cycle an additional 10,000,000,000 cubic feet of gas annually. With
storage inventories of 35,000,000,000 cubic feet, the present facilities
enable the company to deliver safely 110,000,000 cubic feet per day from
The
PRESENT
consents
by which the securi¬
circular fails to state In
tabular form on the outside front cover
page the price to the public,
underwriting commission, and proceeds to the issuer, (5) the offering
ties
interest
employees
May
$The
Act
•"; !
$2,138,761.
agreement
so-called
offering circular fails
7
authority to
temporary
in West Virginia at an estimated
the Fink storage field
station in
Of
Commission
TO
EFFECT
$10)
(par
maximum
that
before
and
Power
possible
of
area
the
and
the
Federal
GIVING
an
pursued.
A
purchase
of
Oldbury's principal products are
The
actively
._
stock
♦Certain
to
of
'■>
directors ol both companies, it is anticipated that
the proposal will be submitted to the stockholders of both companies
at special meetings to
be held this fall.
"
ty
indicate
to
appear
are
capital stock
(par $1)
stock
Preference
Oldbury
outstanding.
Notification
conjunction "With
Authorized
voting
,
Electro-Chemical Co..
Falls, N. Y., announced on July 12 that they are
merger of Oldbury Electro-Chemical Co. into Hooker
of
officers
located.
plant is
business of Atlantic Aviation
its own activities.
The com¬
of
failed
Common
,
the
division
se¬
Special
;
Proposed Merger—
Aviation
operate
a
may
in
or
CAPITALIZATION
♦Includes
to
as
negotiating
believes
terms
on
and
Atlantic
or
for the acquisition of other busi¬
beneficially be operated by the company
the
operation; of< Atlantic,
Such negotiations have not reached the point of contract,
agreement, but have reached tne point wnere the company
prospective
sellers have indicated a mutual willingness to
that
addition., to
and
Net
Preferred
a
is
nesses
the
proposes
subsidiary
also actively
as
pany
which
on
company
either
ACCOUNT
'""h*-.
"
6 Mos. Ended May 31
Net
estate
The
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
(219)
of
the
(sufficient
days'
date
any
A
the
upon
changed
be
of
the
of the sale of the stock beinj
amounts shown in this schedule.
completion
from
the
authorized
conversion
for
30
upon
dividends
to
the right at
by them of the right to convert uo to 20%
value common stock into class A common stock),
common stock and
50 cents par value common
par
outstanding
shares
have
exercise
class
of
registered will
31,516
retirement
stock
cents
50
amount
stock
to
accumulated
such
of
the
50
cents
entire
par
value
outstanding
stock
shares of
common
7.P79
stock) have been set aside for such purpose, and for
no
other purpose.
Thus, the holders of such preferred stock
who
elect to convert such
stock into 50 cents par value common stock
such
after
mon
preferred
May
stock
23,
1956 will
such
owned
The
statement
have the
class
into
had
A
50
cents
in
the
common
par
right, in turn, to convert such com¬
stock on the same basis as if they
common stock at May 23.
sentence is based upon the opmioa
value
preceding
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ...v Monday,
(220)
'
The three airliners
.Cody,
company's General Counsel, Messrs. Smith, Kilpatrick,
McClatchey, 1045 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
of* the
exceeding
Rogers &
UNDERWRITERS—The obligation of • each underwriter will be a
several obligation to purchase a Specified number of shares Of said
follows:
stock, as
Inc.
Co,
-
_
67,500
The Robinson-Humphrey
inc
Co
-
-
Interstate Securmes Corp_
Patrick, Inc.
■
■
Inc.
^.1^ 20,000
-
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc. —_________
Weil, Laboulsse,
Friedrichs St Co._______
G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.Roman St Johnson
Alester^TPurman
Co.,
"
J.
toe
12,000
also*V.
See
184,
116.
p.
tras due for service in
9»0p0
7,500
5,000
4,000
as
comparable round
;
erection
to
Lehigh
Net from
$272,352
89,277
28,963
101,774
22,199
railway—;
Income—
Net ry. oper.
-
at
—V, 183,
p.
dend,
1,343,427
384,383
449,731
1,370,695
441,261
Bateman,
146,595
141,043
increase
Inc.,
and
Net
for
the
will
4,000,000
to
6,000,000
the
shares.
to be
the
at
in
increase
an
This
annual
authorized
is
a position,
in
step
meeting
U,
the
S.
and
S.
and
Tripp,
v.,
scheduled
are
Lurla's
at,
plant
2093.
steel
under
now
to
.
C133
G.) McKee & Co.—Secondary Offering—A *_
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock, (no par) was made on July 3 by Hayden, Miller & Co. and
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc. These shares were placed *
privately.—V. 182, p. 1464.
(Arthur
r,:
start
/
fabricating
;
construction
'
.v
Liechti,
is
directors,
Aug,
according
to
:
leading
recently
into
steel
of
plant
said
Mr.
a
facilities
Liechti,
plant
new
at
and
at
Bassett,
City,
Ind.,
considered
Int.,
underway for the conlocated near
Puente, Calif.
are
Co. of
held
The
The
total
*
amount
involved
for
*
29 filed
letter of notification
a
with
able
the SEC
1956^—Month—1955
Railway oper. revenue,.
Railway
©per.
$336,304
$1,649,762
,157,988
expenses^
$291,863
Is
$50,000,000.—V.
over
183,
153,345
808,839
Supply
model
way
operations....
Net ry. oper. Income—
—V. 183, p. 3012.
$178,316
$138,518
$840,923
44,434
265,455
machines
would be
217,347
by
183,
..
.
.
for
industry.
broken
p.
3012.
V
.
Co.,
Little Star Uranium Co.,
Mr. "O'Connor
"
went
on
to
and that steel
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Hallway oper. revenue..
Railway
leases
transferred
Ranch
Co.
to
presently owned by him. Among
the surviving- corporation
is
the
The
Ranch
the
Fred
assets
B.
to
revenue
expenses,
$2,356,783
*
Net
—v.
ry.
oper.
183, p.
Dempsey,
have
»
-
.
^
,
.
$570,681
' $395,268
$3,085,723
244,957
144,836
1,239,411
:
7,990,686
*
approved
sale
of
company's
the
assets
to
at Liperpool,
on
5
the Nova Scotia
.
.
1
,/
July 5 approved a proposal authorizing a debt /
company had no previous authorization for
The
•'
said It
had
no
Of. the
"•
*
■
under *■
expected
government-Owned
immediate plans for borrowing
total,
however,
$7,500,000
is
of
its
the
<
connection
184,
p.
116.
*
'"
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Pilot Contracts
1.Q21.574
This
.i.^-
ceived
company on July 4 disclosed
orders totaling approximately
its aeronautical division has re-„
$10,000,000 tr supply automatic
for the F-101A Voodoo supersonic fighter.
*
The company announced the total in connection with receipt of a ~
new
,$4,393,473 follow-on contract from the Air Materiel Command,
pilot
Co.,
of
Co.—Debt Limit Voted—.
on
authorization.
finance
Terms
$2,606,516 '
"
Manufacturers Casualty Insurance
Pa.—New President Elected-*- >
-.
partner
with the proposed sale of $25,000,000 of 20-year first
pipe line bonds, it is announced that bids are to be opened
at 11 a.m. (EDT) on Aug. 1, at the offices of American Natural Gas
Co., Suite 1730, 165 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.
;
*.
The company has scheduled an information meeting for prospective*
bidders for July 18, at 10 a.m. (EDT),
at the Little Theatre, 5th
Floor, 20 Exchange Place, New York 15, N. Y.
'The company will use the proceeds of the sale of the bonds to-pay
off existing, bank loans,, originally
incurred to finance construction
of- facilities
which have been in
operation for some time, and to
f'nance
new
construction* to increase service to present customers.
$2,039,027 $11,958,698 $10,597,502
r.
general
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Bids Aug. 1— 1
1956—5 Mos.—1955
8,872,975
company-
new
In
v%
r
^
1,643,759
Income...
a
$53,000,000.
a newsprint mill
$10,000,000.
from rail¬
2899.
1,
mortgage
Sales- Convention
"1,786,102
operations,.-.
way
Philadelphia,
systems
Manufacturers Fire Insurance
of John A., Steel. of Dallas,
Texas, as President-and thief Executive Officer of both companies.
At the. same
time
it was
announced that John L: Mylod,^who as-
Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, for additional systems for the
long-range fighter.
./
The Voodoo," a high-tailed, swept-wing turbojet plane, is being manii-;
factored, by McDonnell Aircraft Corp. of St. Louis. It is designed for
use
primarily; as - an escort for- Strategic Air Command -long-range*
Chairman
bombers.
The
Co.
be*
Anschutz
company
owns
in Carbon
68,000 acres near Medicine Bow
June
Lawrence
See also V.
Net.
"Mr. Fred B. Anschutz. has agreed to assign and transfer all oil
and income owned and received by him presently to An¬
schutz Drilling Co., Inc. Mr, Anschutz has further
agreed to transfer
to the surviving
corporation all of his working interest in all o l
gas
oper.
Inc.,
Papers,
plant at New
■
say
that ground
has been ordered
;
195C—Month—1955
—
Mead
recent $8,000,000 purchase
of a
Castle, Pa.
;
>
purchase called for a $500,000 down payment, with,
the balance to be paid in instalments over a 20-year period. The hew *
authorization will permit the company, to borrow for those instalments f.
without further approval "from stockholders.—V. 183, p. 1112.
..
to
.
business
and
a
Period End. May 31
special
and
■''L-'f'.
stockholders
at
The
the
-
RR.—Earnings—
Co.
1955.
at Dec. 25, 1955, adjusted for 100%
1956.
§After provisions for preferred divi- *
indebtedness.'',:'"
first
now
Chillicothe Paper
November
outstanding
•
for icomputers
space
almost Immediately
Maine Central
payments
and
;■
of
in
$5,689,296 "$4,574,964
3,287,029
13,222,466
$1.69
$1.34
Killam, Montreal, Canada, financier/was reported \
to hold about 155,000 of Mersey's 198,254 shares.
"
V
The common shares of the Mersey
company JUly 5 were removed
from trading on the listed section of the Canadian Stock Exchange.— V. 183, p. 2899.
,■/: ' V/
V.//:/*i
."-'v /' .*
The
to sign Sentinel franchises at the Sentinel
Chicago, Aug. 1 and 2.—V. 183, p. 2292.
at
meeting of stockholders will be held July 16, 1956, for
the purpose'of considering and-act ng upon
a
proposal to app-ove
a
merger
between this corporation and Natural Minerals Co., Inc.,
and Anschutz Drilling
Co., Inc.
The Anschutz Drilling Co. will be
the surviving corporation and the shareholders of Little Star Uranium
Co., Inc., will receive a minority position. Therefore, a detailed survey
Is
being made of the fssets to be merged, their values, and the *
abilities of the new combined management.
A. Lloyd
Powers, President, and Del E. Webb, Vice-President, on
June 29, said in part:
,
Mead
shares
13,222,466
$0.71
shore.
limit
expected
-
-
The estate of I. W.
,
A
$0.87
shareholders
south
Co., Milwaukee, Wis,, has just been appointed
distributors to be signed up with the new Sentinel
wholly owned subsidiary of the Magnavox Co, . -*
'TIn making this announcement, Leonard F. Cramer, Vice-President
of. Sentinel Radio Co., added that, many additional distributors are
the
of
one
Radio
5,098,185
3,287,029
slightly more than
Mersey operates
"D", and "H" cabs. Kits are avail¬
Mack distributors at the Mack Truck
manufacturing
for. Aug., 14 • delivery/
The' Lappln Electric
as
"(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares of class B common stock (no
par) was made on June 29 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $64.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share. It was
completed.—V. 183, p. 2764.
;
.V
6,585,983
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—Sale Approved—
•
$651,287
61,676
1
2,697,825
$2,940,050 *$2,412,830
earnings
/
The
"B",
Installation
Depot.—V.
laboratories. and
Net revenue from rail¬
332,107
3,317,560
' 1,680,315
-
the Scotlan Paper Co., a Bowater Corp. of North America subsidiary, it
was
disclosed on July 5.
The purchase price was said to have been
R. A. O'Connor, Chairman ..of She Board, oh
July 2 announced the
eporoval of plans for the. new Magnavox. plant to be erected in
Urbana, 111.
The plant will have > a minimiim of 47,000 square feet
in; the initial structure with the possibility of; this amounting to
83,000
square
feet.
The' initial ponstructioti
will
include
offices,—
$1,414,496
763,209
377,440
share
Mesta Machine
1956—5 Mos.—1955
194,383
Drexel & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., has been elected a director of The Mead Corp.
Mr. Dempsey, formerly a director and President of Sharp & Dohme,
Inc., is now a director and Consultant of Merck & Co.—V. 183, p. 2076.
.
Period End. May 31—
187,357
oulstdg-
com.
with
William
Magna vox Co.—To Build New Plant—
Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Earnings—
;
Mack
local
for
Parts
covering 30,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $10 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to increase capital and surplus.—V. 182, p, 10.
53,955,597
3,931,834
William Lawrence Dempsey Elected a Director—
Authority and the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, consists of nylonwebbing, a, cam-type aluminum
buckle, and steel hardware *
fastenings.
' ■■
%
Safety seat belt equipment Is available at the Mack factory for
on
shs.
per
dends.
corporation
installation
815,190
*
taxes
inc.
57,785,994
4,112,252
1,895,564
27,640,205
1,977,401
950,684
,
distribution
share
rayon
Alabama, Gadsden, Ala.—Files
360,993
29,439,585
2U 14,931
earnings
tCommon
V
•
.
common
sold—
exps.___
—
♦Includes
on
July 10' announced the availability of safety
equipment for the driver's seats of new trucks built at *
Mack plants after July 15.
V
...-'
The new equipment, which uflly complies with U. S. Army specifi¬
cations, as well as with the requirements of both the Civil Aeronautics *
in
considered
on
State
merged
belt
seat
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on June
St
§Earns.
with
2418.
447,436
175,359
$38,950,167 $35,737,834 $76,446,529 $69,633,002
and depl._
long-term
—
Common
Working Co.—To Liquidate—
between
p.
products
etc.
Fed.
_______
admin.
debt
;
.
Life Insurance
of
&
than
share.
220,242
_________
income
Sell.
July 16 and Oct. 16.
As agreed by stockholders
pre-o
viously, Simpson will then buy the assets of M & M and dissolve the
corporation.
Shareholders
who
do
not
deposit their stock for sale
wiil-receive payment for their stake- in the assets at the rate of $35 7
from
and
income
Cost
final
a
;
-
$38,729,925 $35,562,475 $75,999,093 $69,272,009 ;
3012.
M Wood
&
time
necessary
when and if
desirable, to raise additional capital through the sale of
stock
for
use
In
the
acquisition
of
additional
facilities
other corporate purposes.—V. 183, p. 3011.
company
sales
Total
nearlng
is
l
—24 Weeks Ended
June 12,'55 June 10,'56 June 12/55
self-
public
Cambridge
plans
12 Weeks Ended——
,
June 10,*56
Net
,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
*.
Other
manufacturers
entered
Corp.
>
financing with
shares of $1 par value common stock through
of
Bateman,
Eichler
St
Co.,
and
Dempsey-
firms
>
Mead
Instruments;
nation's
sec¬
.
ef
Radiation
Offering—A
cent) was made on July 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $6.62^
per share, wtih a dealer's concession of 40 cents per
share. This offering was completed.—V. 184, p. 116.
Leo
stockholders
to
30,
McLean Industries, Inc.—Secondary
,
a
payable
,
ondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par one
10-cent quarterly divi¬
financiers G. Donald Murdoch ,/
Angeles
board of
the
to
announced
'
'
■
year
,
Vice/
Executive
-;;
v.
docks
new
p.
•
construction will begin on the first increments
of the research testing facility which will permit exploration testing in
higher supersonic and hypersonic speed ranges,
These facilities
will
complement
those of the present Marquardt Jet Laboratory, *
S
which Is also being expanded and modernized.—V. 184, p. 116.
;
i
supervise
used
U.
Force.
this
Later
overseas.
will be
and the C124 and
H.
produced
'
.
present
Air
S.
U.
80%
of
the
1,432,821
shares
outstanding have been
United States National Bank, Portland, Ore. fulfilling
requirement of an agreement with Simpson Redwood Co.,
Seattle, Wash., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Simpson Timber Co.
Simpson can close the sale by paying $35 each for the shares any
the
to
be
stock
common
■
Marquardt
.
this
to
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Safety Seat Belt Made Available—
approve
for
be
Los
Mr,
of
p.
deposited
were
asked,
be
to
order
Mr.
Net
of stock.
15,
company's
Depreciation
of
183,
M
$8,037,971, equal to $2.05 per
providing for preferred stock dividends, compared with
earnings a year ago of $5,433,402* equal to $1.35 per share. >
The report reveals
that the, company's net investment in plant
facilities increased $4,482,593 fidring the year, including acquisition
of the Rockfield Canning Co. which was obtained through an exchange
Stockholders
of
100,000
investment
completion,
after
Aug;
within
bombers
maintenance,
July1 10
fixtures,
Expansion
,
year
the
in
docks
will
the
of
one
store
offering of
the
in sales for the ..fiscal year, ending June 2, 1956,
Charles S. Bridges, President,! The year's ,sales were
with $261,876,478 for |he previous year, an
,
Research Division has moved into the first unit
eventually will be the Marquardt Research Center.
Marquardt, President, said that present plans call for the
Center to include a research headquarters building, experimental and
model shop, materials and process laboratory, and a research testing
Tegeler & Co.
compared
earnings
share
Precision
M&D,
184,215
12%.
of
contract
designed all-weather main¬
previous $9,800,000 Air Force
for the delivery of a larger
Burrell
,
said MAC will carry on research in support of the
products and will create and evaluate new ideas
and products for future development by the eompany.
Air Force Contract— ->
Among the research projects on which the company currently is >•
negotiating is a program on an atomic power plant sponsored fey-the
permanent/installations
President
2899,
reported by
.
E.
facility.
Bateman, * Eichler & Co., is a director,
of several other companies including Market
Basket, Inc., and Utility
Appliance Corp.; while Mr. Murdoch, who is an associate of DempseyTegeler & Co., is also director of Braniff Airways, Topp Industries.
1,417,292
515,180
63,798
•
.
what
Roy
Fixtures, Inc.—Dividend, Etc.—
dividend, said
of record Aug, 20.
all-time high
$292,513,912
The
of
'
The
the
The
Mr.
20
■■
of
docks
corporation on
and the election
More
was
"
-
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Research Center Established
Vy'v.'V-'':
these
announced
Henry Bateman
Llechtl, President.
J.
a
bases
manv
intercontinental
and
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Reports Record Sales—
An
1859.
p.
3012.
$1,500,000
a
to
.■*:
The
M & D Store
This
an
1,366,153
railway.—
railway—.
Income—
p.
newly
April
on
to
Bethlehem, Pa, and. at. a
Chicago Heights, HI.—V. 178,
—V.
oper.
Lurla
construct
B-52
deliveries
Fall;
struction
from
Gross
Net ry.
awarded
plant in
From Jan. 1—
Net from
has
docks
aircraft,
Initial
this
1953
$295,460
113,681
42,309
1954
$281,090
95,676
31,880
1955
195S
$298,657
by
President.
Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
&
May—■
from railway—_
183,
;
-
.
;
'
.
above.—V.
overseas.
the
service
service
.
also
transport
the
Gross
Inc.
Force
these
of
will
their
f
'yy
purchase of the controlling interest in this
corporation by a. group .of New York investors was released on July 9
by A. A. Rosen, r.ew President and executive head of the company.
Mr. Rosen said that the new management of this 30-year old cor¬
poration, whose equities are listed on the American Stock Exchange, V
was encouraged
to make the Investment because of "the continued
strong, upward trend apparent in real estate and building.
"A broad program of new construction and of property acquisition
Is being, studied, and detailed announcements about future activities v
of Lefcourt Realty can soon be expected."
^ !
Associated with Mr, Rosen in the new management is his father,
Joseph Rosen. Manuel Maxwell, a New York attorney, newly elected
Chairman of the Board; Zachary Fisher, a builder, and Joseph Morris
were named as new
directors of Lefcourt Realty Corp,
'•*'>'■ i:
'Although many of its holdings were sold off in a partial liquidation
in 1953, the nompany contnues to have propiftie* and Interests at 1375 '
Broadway, 400 Madison Avenue, and at the Medical Arts Center, 6th
Avenue and 57th Street, all in New York City.—V. 177, p. 2679.
:
of
Air
Luria
Corp.—Change in Control—Expansion
Lefcourt Realty
Announcement
S;
received
number
1374 East 51st 8t„
at
company
U
contract
motors.
Copies may be obtained from the
Cleveland 3, Ohio.—V. 183, p. 1475.
Airlines,
company for the production of a
tenance dock.
Thi3 is an extension
pole
special
a
,
/
Lurla Engineering Co.—Awarded
The
pattern which makes possible
a flux path that
is axial with the armature shaft, rather than concentric with the shaft as in conventional motors. Thus, the new motors,
even though they are only 2 5/32"
thick, give the same power output
feature
.
company's
two-color catalog sheet, illustrating and describing its new
rectangular-shaped motors, has Just been released by this com-
motors
-
-
Unit Awarded Contract—
A new,
'^The
1958.
Catalog Sheet—
Leece-Neville Co.—Issues New
for the same
1955.
t
the consolidated" net operating earnings,
months
provision of $6,588,500 for taxes and $402,252 for preferred
dividends, were $5,600,325 or 7lc a share- on the 7,888,322 shares
outstanding June 30, compared with $4,631,305 or 62c a share after
provision for taxes of $5,367,400 and for-preferred- dividends-• of
(384,994 for the same period of 1955 on 7,416,250 shares.—V, 183,
This is Thai
Airways' .third order for Super Constellations. Four
planes purchased previously were transfered to other airlines to meet
a rush need for new
equipment to handle their heavy traffic demands.
See Delta
line of
;
-
•
first. six
For : the
i to enter service
next yean
for five world carriers and 25
1049H cargo planes for seven lines.
The airliner backlog also Includes $238,000,000 worth of prdpjet Elec-
Howard,
'
ferred dividends of $201,408
after
;
.
Model
Jack M. Bass 8c Co.—— 10,000
25,000
20,000
Scott, Horner St Mason,
■
1649As
-10,000
____
an investment
Yongchaiyud, repre¬
Vichien
Delivery is scheduled for. the,summer of 1957.
At will St Co. In c. _ _—------ 10,000
Clark, Landstreet St Kirk-
Johnson, Lane, Space &
to- Maj.
according
Lockheed currently is producing three different models df Super
Constellations; comprising a $220,000,000 portion of the company's
total $458,000,000 backlog* of commercial airliners.
This includes 30
Super-Gs for seven international airlines; 44 new, wider-winged Model
Shares
Shares
and their spare parts will require
$6,000,000,
sentative oi Thai Airways at Lockheed's California Division.
July 16,1956
a
ranch
of • approximately
.County, Wyo., .and a ranch
County, Colo.
Included in the
on
directors of
July
of
2
this company and pf
announced. the .election
the
Board
formerly -acted
two companies had resigned.
The new head of these well known
.
the-chief executive of the
as
...
'*-.•'**
.
..
.
/
:
.
.
Honeywell's aeronautical divisionv is' ope .of the nation's -leading^
producers-of automatic .Xligh't control systems,* Among other, contracts,
property are about 2,500 head of • cattle. * Anschutz Drilling
america Co; p,. has. been 'President of. Southwest
-Co.. Inc., owns-and- operates 12* rotary TigsGenergl lnsuraiice jCo. * it- has orders totaling-approxinmtely $28,-000,000; to supply, its ;-MB-3>
ranging in capacity from "
of Dallas,- Texasr and -leaves that
flight" control*- system'"for toe -nation's- Lop .production- fighter—the,
^positlon' to take- over his new'duties
6,000 to
10,000 feet., All of these rigs are
-presently operating in
as*President of the Manufacturers' companies as of Jiily'T.'
/ North .AmericanAircraft Company's F-100D Super Sabre. *
-Wyoming, Colorado, Montana; North Dakota, and Kansas with a sub¬
.It was aL-o announced that. Mr.- Steel" had" been elected President
stantial .backlog of-contracts.
*.: Division Receives Gyro Order-r-of Pacific National JPlre Insurance Co., the
oldest and largest" of;;the/
""Investigation of the. Anschutz assets has revealed * that he. has.,
'fire. and. casualty companies in- the TrahsamerictC
•A $2,000,000
contract has. .been : awarded - the-company's" *. Doelcam group. ;This-group :
approximately 125,^00 acres, of" land leased for oil and gas and has
with assets of
approximately\v$10Q,000,000"conducts a well rounded;*, Division "to supply rate gyro systems to the Air Force and jConvair;
an interest
in,more than 100 producing oil wells in Kansas. Wyoming,
.nationwide -multiple
line insurance operation writing practically all * - Division of-General Dynamics Corp^ it was annoimced-on July 9.
—r
and Colorado.
»•
*v
*'The- rate'gyro
types, of fire and casualtv. insurance.
*
-•
*
'
system will be installed jn the F-102A, an. oil-*
"The surviving corporation shall issue.
570,000 shares of stock in
v weather
Manufacturers home office is ip Philadelphia but •' it: has area de¬
Delta-adng :interceptor being^/bnilt by-Convair.
'
exchange for all.the common stock of Little: Star, Uranium
.Co., Inc., '
partmental Headquarters in Philadelphia, Atlanta and SJtokie, HI;, with * .*'* The rate gyros are about the/size of a -6-ounce frozen .juice can;
which as of July 15.. 1956 will have
.approximately 21,500,000 shares
-executive- offices In San
; and weigh/ L95. pounds
each. ; Three -will. be incorporated into toe
Francisco.—y;; I7i;.*p ; 2306. _i'
t
outstanding. Under this, proposed rate of exchange, one share of Anstabilizing system in each plane.—V:183, *p. 2899/
' /tock wln be issued for each 37»/2 shares
; Marine Midland
of Little Star stock, with, fractional
adjustments.—V. 182, p. 510.
Corp^Reports
Earnings-—;
Missouri-Kansas-Texag RR_-^Bids July /25—
_
;Thc consolidated net
of
approximately
2.500
acres
in
Park
ranch
"
,s. ;
»•
-
-
Insurance subsidiaries' ef - Trans-'
*
.
.
*
_
.
.
.
,
.
Highe^
-
XockheedAircraft Corp.—Receives Thai Contract—
*Thai Airways,. Bangkok-based
airline
V«ly S announced it has ordered three
port from Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
now
new
serving the Far East, on:
Super Constellation trans¬
..
constituent-banks
provlsion.of
operating* earnings' of Oils' corporation andlts '
second.quarter of 1856,. after
and affiliates for: the
$3,323,900
for"Jaxes.-and
dividends^ were $2,915,137..
or
37c
'
The company will* Aip- to noon ;(CDT) on *July 23 receive bids
the purchase-trom''it* ©f*$3y64'5;000 equipment trust certificates. to
.
$201,089
for
a..*shaie..qn' the 7,888/122 -shares out-
etending on -June .30,i compared with $2?454,575r
7,416,250 shares, after provision fdr taxes of
or
:
current preferred
33c
a^
share
on
$2,697,453 and for pre¬
-
*-dated .Sept.
.
J;M956> and
f°r1
be -
to-mature; in 1$. equal-annual installments. I
They will ie secured hy 550 box cars, estimated tor icost -approximately
$4,566,008.—V. 183, p. 2899.
Number 5551
Volume 184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
817,000
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,677,742
$1,721,542
608,263
353,665
280,169
215,171
115,237
172,638
136,221
railway..
income
oper.
That
$1,672,080
260,021
$2,069,535
railway.!
from
ing
from
In
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,351,889
737,523
543,506
1,542,843
671,687
income
oper.
183
8,223,482
2,001,745
railway.™,
8,073,418
W.
Vice-President-
West,
E.
the
collections
billion
$1
of
since
$8,435,500
figure,
In
firm
Missouri Illinois
Gross
Net
$552,434
railway.*...—
228,563
235,560
income.—
118,375
129,164
ry.
railway.
oper.
$527,264
$440,853
168,911
86,902
$521,607
from
Surplus
1953
1954
1955
1956
from
Net
assets,
RR.—Earnings—
266,463
115,715
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
850,701
609,533
471,043
income
2765.
oper.
183, p.
A
2,477.254
2,098,989
648,899
324,959
2,360,746
1,007,636
2,238,335
Bureau
that
first
five
Period End. May 31—
Life
months
net
Railway oper.
expenses.
19,908,088
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from rail¬
revenue
5,987,000
income
oper.
5,579.415
3,116,895
26,389,209
14,899,758
30,041,695
3,320,584
operations-
way
16,026,550
of
This
Casualty's
the
was
capital
shares of Preissac Molylbdenite Mines, Ltd., at 10 cents a share. Mo¬
lybdenite also reports its $540,000 Export-Import Bank loan has been
reduced by more than 50%.—V. 182, p. 2251.
taken
has
option
four-year
a
750,000
on
May—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$546,404
$521,593
233,623
196,402
249,919
52,276
i
$732,837
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
183,
income
2899.
p.
2,384,04(5
869,903
3,074.015
1,079,987
142,201
2,429,806
1,139,448
918,634
457,725 ;r-.
183,637
2,786,193
railway...—_
oper.
Casualty
(par
227,188
,
The
Federal
decision
in
Commission
Power
affirmed
has
for
sell
to
natural
Williston,
tniles
pipeline
include
facilities
N.
N.
where
D.,
Montana-Dakota
Montana-Dakota
systems.
company.
41.8-mile
line
Wheelock,
will operate
authorized
The
producers
troleum
to
North
sell
Corp.,
local distribution
establish
an
and
stock
Common
for
the
North
Dakota
ceived
and
authority
other
Signal
the
processed
to
sell
producers.—V.
Signal's Tioga plant, and Signal re¬
Tioga plant gas purchased ] from
at
the
from
184,
116.
p.
^
Morris Paper Mills—Proposed
Federal
See
Morrison-Knudsen
"V
183, p. 2293.
,
Privately
—The company, it was announced on July 12, has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$9,000,000 of promissory notes due 1971.—V. 183, p. 773.
Co.,
Inc.—Notes
Placed
of
Perpetual
Help Congregation,
Milwaukee,
Wis.—Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
June 25 offered $250,000 of 4% first mortgage
bonds, series B, dated June 1, 1956 and due semi-an¬
nually from Jan. 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1970, inclusive, at
Wis.,
on
100%
and
The
accrued interest.
bonds
thereafter
The
net
church
be
may
at
redeemed
101%
at
to
are
building.
•
be
used
to
before July
or
on
100%, with accrued Interest in
proceeds
each
for
pay
1,
1961
and
case.
construction
v; .'■;■•
....
of
new
Net
sales
May 31—
income
Total
788,646
income
and
expenses
Property,
Federal
Net
payroll,
income
share
Irom
I.:
operations
of
sale
2,049,000
——
from
Frame
Division
'
Earnings
per
share
L.
,
$3,865,342
t$7.05
$3.61
-—.
♦Less
applicable expenses including Federal income taxes thereon.
adding proceeds from sale of certain assets, net earnings were
to $1.93 per common share.—V. 133, p. 1233.
^Before
equal
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Offering—The
Milling Co. — Stock
stockholders of this company of
common
record June
20, 1956 have been given the right to sub¬
scribe on or before July 16 for $6,302,950 of 5% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due 1976 and 126,059
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) of Grain Elevator
Warehouse
share
of
Co.
in
stock
on
units
the
of
$50 of
basis
of
debentures
one
such
preferred share of National held and
each
$50
10
per
National
unit.
National
shares
common
unit
held.
and
for
one
each
such unit for
The
price
is
See also V. 184, p. 8.
Department
Stores
Corp.—Texas
of
Wolff
&
Marx,
■'•"site at
West
133,
p.
The
(par
corporation
Unit
Sells
2293.
,
filed
19
a
letter
of
notification
with
covering an undetermined number of shares of common
$11
to be offered to salaried employees of the company
Canadian
writing.
V.
June
on
183,
subsidiary, National Adhesives (Canada)
The
p.
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
Street
30th
bi-state
tha, Hudson
and
it
Board
will
30th
West
be
to
this
serve
of
commercial
the
between
that
operational
York
and
N.
a
will
service
be
of
the
expanded
the
stock
or
Its
Ltd., without under¬
working capital.—
increase
the
heli¬
AuthorityNew York
larger S-58 helicopters now on
to Include passenger flights and
Bridgeport,
and
north,
that the West
expected
and
Conn.,
million
passengers
begin.—V.
177,
within ten
year
a
30th Street
site
Farmingdale,
will
alone
L.
I.,
be handling
from the day operations
years
530.
p.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on July 12
3%% serial equipment trust certifi¬
Feb. 1, 1957 to Aug. 1, 1971,
inclusive, at prices scaled to yield from 3.25% to 3.35%.
The bankers won award of the issue on July 11 on a bid
of
due semi-annually
99.72%.
Salomon
Bros.
and
of
the
of
to
are
be
secured
will
by
cost
116.
p.
subject
are
to
Issued
also as 3%s,
authorization
30
an
new
Diesel
road
electric
$5,061,200.—V.
estimated
•
New York
This
at
■
State Natural Gas Corp.—To
has
corporation
Power
an
estimated
its
been
Commission
to
-
17
miles
of
natural
Aug.
to replace
application,
29, 1955, the FPC
cost
of
corporation
requested
granted the company temporary authority
the additional horsepower
183, p. 1616; V. 181, p. 2695.
of
Decker
Towson,
the
of their
Alonzo G.
recently resigned
press
obllgtaions,
have
both
is
an
$1,823,000.—V.
New York Wire Cloth Co.—Directors
Because
business
Executive
Md.
and
Md.—V.
Resign—
company's activities and
Decker,
Jr.
and
William
J.
own
other
Price
directors of this company.
Vice-President of The Black and Decker Mfg.
Mr.
Price
177, p.
position."
our
Exchange Commission—
registration statement with
be
payable
to
business,
of
within
has
the SEC
on July 9,
stock—non-voting,
A 90c per share
common
share.
per
Eugene
M.
Rosenson,
President,
and
Including the
without
outstanding
opening of
the state
of
shares
1,000
additional
Arizona.
of
class
A
common
Messrs.
now
Messrs.
15,000
Baumann.
assuming sale of the
97,500
are
shares
are
888.
and
Rosenson
outstanding,
offering,
SEC,
this
its
$25
Of
class
762,500
B
500,000 shares the sub¬
to
be
Issued
to
to
be
issued
as
v.
-
:
for
a
total
to
are
notes
It
be
announced
was
to
company
capital
par
to
applied
Messrs.
and
Rosenson
incentive
stock.
bonus
*
;
and
its
of
has
9,
sell
an
parent,
issued
NEES,—V.
183,
6,000
England
$55
$330,000, or
order
an
additional
New
a
like
author¬
of
shares
Electric
per «hare.
Northampton to the paytnent of
by
to
July
on
issue
stock
consideration
cash
payable
System,
Proceeds
amount of
3013.
d.
1
Northern
Securities
This
Indiana
and
Public
Service
Co.—Registers With
Exchange .Commission— vJ
July 10 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 370,894
shares,
$40
par,
of
cumulative
preference
stock,
junior to the preferred stock (convertible into common stock through
Dec. I, 1966 unless called for previous redemption).
The company pro¬
poses to offer the new preferred
for subscription by common share¬
company
holders
at
the
on
of
rate
one
preferred
share
for
each
10
shares
common
held of record July 13, 1956.
The dividend rate, subscription price a"d
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Central Republic
Co., Inc., Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane
listed
are
the
as
principal underwriters.
Net proceeds of the financing will be added to
ultimate application to the cost of gross additions
erties
of
the
working
capital
for
to the utility prop¬
Including prepayment
of the bank loan of
from Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust
company,
$6,000,000 obtained
Company of Chicago In June.
The proceeds of such loan were added
to working capital thereby enabling the company to carry on the con¬
program.
The. company estimates that Its construction pro¬
gram
will require expenditures of anproximatelv $23,500,000 In 1956
and $31,000,000 in 1957, a total of $60,500,000 of which approximately
$12,500,000 has been expended to May 31, 1956.—V. 182, p. 2653.
struction
(Minn.)—Plans New Giant
Northern States Power Co.
Generating Unit for System—
This
on July 12 announced plans to build the largest gen¬
the midwest, a $24,000,000, 150,000-kilowatt addition
plant in St. Paul, Minn.
Construction of the giant unit will begin this Fall as soon as the
fifth unit of this plant,
a
100-000-kilowatt generator, Is completed.
With
completion of the unit now under construction,
High Bridge
will have a capability of more than 300,000 kilowatts and will become
the largest In NSP's four-state system.
The 150,000-kilowatt unit is
expected to be completed In the Fall of 1959.
Allen S. King,
President, said: "Since the end of World War H,
NSP
has
Invested
$335,000,000
in
new
facilities of all kinds and
company
unit
erating
to
its
in
High Bridge
during
the
ditures
of
next four years
$178,000,000.
NSP's
construction
plans call for expen¬
.
capability will be 1,457,000 kilo¬
watts when High
goes on the line this Fall," King
continued.
"In 1959 this total will be raised to more than 1,600,000
kilowatts which will give NSP a spare capacity of more than 350,000
kilowatts.
This extra capacity gives assurance that there will be a
more
than
adequate
power
supply for all present and prospective
customers of NSH for years to come."—V. 183, p. 2226.
"Our
company's
generating
Bridge unit No. 5
total
Northwestern Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
is
a
as
partner
of
Alexander
Brown
&
Mr.
Co.,
Sons,
1954
1953
railway—__
from
from
ry.
1955
1956
May—
$1,296,010
$1,324,354
$1,267,949
$1,172,366
1_
508,316
495,629
454,994
381,661
railway
117,551
105,729
income—*
oper.
196,165
132,373
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
-
the
of 56.5 miles of pipe line and to install
12 miles of the pipe and to install
estimated
of
Northampton Gas Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
The
Net
by the Fed¬
gas pipeline
authorization
additional
2,000 horsepower
engine at its Boom
compressor
station
In Tioga
County, Pa.
The company plans to replace all Its 20-inch pipeline
number
one
in
the Counties of Tioga,
Pa., and Steuben, Chemung,
Schuyler and Tompkins, N. Y., with 30-inch pipe over a three-year
period.
The estimated cost of the entire program is $7,002,800. - ,
3rd
to
be
this
183,
Gross
Expand—
granted temporary authority
construct
of $1,978,800.
cost
original
to replace a total
an
to
and
Net
eral
support
Commission.
which
locomotives
for the certificates,
certificates
the
Commerce
certificates
The
switching
184,
Hutzler bid 99.44%
&
sale
Interstate
no
five
the impact of the Schoell¬
project area who are directly
the
enthusiastic
shares of class B
for public sale at $3
course
by
p.
;
east.
is
Baltimore,
3013.
be
a
scheduled flights to other points within the area New York
is authorized to serve.
That area is bounded by Asbury Park
N. J., on the south, Dover, N. J., on the west, Peekskill,
on
the
the
Finance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Registers
will
both
held
Baumann
When sufficient
and
when New
on
out
permitting
Marcus T. Baumann, Vice-President and Treasurer,
will make the offering on a "best efforts" basis.
under Arizona law on Dec. 23,
1955, the company pro¬
—V.
for
the three major airports.
the site Is
accumulated
and
delivery
gets
vote,
and
company
ject of
Trenton,
Y.,
on
point
experience
Airways
the
inter-airport shuttle flights
has
now
that
reported
Rosenson and Baumann.
Under an offering
being made pursuant to a Regulation A exemp¬
tion from registration,
it has issued 20,327 such shares and has sub¬
scriptions for an additional 31,697 shares.
The new offering Is to be
made
after
the
first
offering of 150,000 shares is completely sold,
according to the prospectus.
An additional 22,500 class B shares are
mail, passengers and
cargo every 45 minutes from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
In addition to
these flights serving La Guaidia, New York International and Newark
Airports,
the helicopter airline also serves Stamford,
White Plains.
Teterboro Airport,
New Brunswick, and Trenton.
A total of almost
25,000 passengers, 1,500,000 pounds of mall, and over 2,000,000 pounds
of cargo were carried over
those routes in 1955.
The initial service into Manhattan will be mail and
cargo flights
Airways
In
their
500,000
ordinary
(voting),
Authority
Port
close
very
Committee
without
,
into the Port
is completed.
the
Committee
to
Its
pn a bulkhead
under The terms of a
informed
has
area,
ready to start operations
Heliport by the time it
Street
in
course.
the
27
developments,
people
In
a
agency
River,
which
in
and
will
Aeronautics
National Starch Products, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
constructed?, by*;the
it
drawn
a
preference
course
However,
while
compromise talks by unani¬
developed
that
the
public-
that notwithstanding
the
filed
commission
shares
construction
downtown
first
by
the
of
middle
a
project.
companies are
their vigorous opposition to the Buckleysupport of construction by private enterprise.
in
of class B common
Inc.—Proposed New Terminal—
City's
deletion
to
the
middle
a
June
on
bill
ever
to be offered
The
The
will
begin regularly scheduled mall and cargo service between Manhattan
and the
Port Authority airports
about that time,
Passenger service
will
be
inaugurated after operational experience Is
developed and
S-58 helicopters are available.
The lease on the site runs for a term of five years, beginning about
Sept. 1.
Because of the experimental nature of the heliport, the rental
rate has been set as $14,323.60 for the first year, increasing an equal
amount each year to $71,618.00 for the fifth year.
New York airways, the
helicopter carrier certificated by the Civil
at
SEC
for
stock,
the
of
sharply
foregoing
continue
branch offices
lease approved by the Board of Estimate on June 28;
be completed in September and New York Airways
five-year
On
below.—V.
Inc.
used
be
private
2900.
of, Phoenix,
in
SEC—
<
York
New
being
facility; is
Merchandising Assets—
See
to
are
in
and
by
engage in the business of making all types of loans on per¬
property.
proceeds of the proposed offering of the 500,000 shares will sup¬
plement the proceeds of an offering now being made and will be used
by the company for additional capital to expand its business operations
393,825 shs.
B
bill
Net
Outstanding
port began on July 2. 1956, according to an announcement by Donald
V. Lowe, Chairman of The Port of New York Authority.
The $320,000
In
one
class
in
encouraged
so
power
Securities
par,
izing
Issuance
National
of
shares
the
vigorous
our
that
in
sonal
offered $4,020,000 of
$7,752,857
common
three
and
A
and
covering
poses
on
class
in
us
to
a
utility
Schoellkopf plant at Niagara Falls, and
willingness of the Power Authority of
countenance
confident
Organized
J1
mining claim In San Juan County, Utah.
comprise
approximately
6,500
acres.
New York Airways,
4,181,501
$3,865,342
5,625,000
earnings—
'
324 unpatented lode mining claims located
Moab Counties, Utah and Chafee County,
The proceeds
working capital.
plant and
cates,
Net
of
people
the
was
of Tucson, who
and
1,585,461
$2,127,857
Assets-*
$1
owned
are
the
development
a
consideration
session
disaster,
p.
183,
1956,
was
underwriting.
regularly
185,796
1,137,085
taxes
taxes
earnings
•Pioceeus
miscellaneous
which
plant
will
to
Airways
$51,646,409 $55,875,327
46,332,467
46,243,023
—
.
and
V
1,500,000 shs.
for
deliberations,
was
the
This company
July 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 9,750 shares of class A common stock and 29,250 shares of
class B common stock (par $1)
to be offered in units consisting of
It
Costs
and
bill
most
are
With
FINANCING
■
and
of
amendments.
of
—V.
Texas.
owns
Its
would
public
concerned
2420.
p.
company
order,
1956
1955
$50,857,763 $55,689,531
;
—
Miscellaneous
Lehman
mining
expenses
Authorized
1956
imposition
to
by
29,
construction
the
opposition
cooperate
Committee
Issue
for
view
selling
purchase
PRESENT
June
on
State
with
supported
in
construction
determined than
more
kopf
Naturizer Co., Normon, Okla.—Files With
The
■
Murray Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
State
executive
extreme
We
organized in Delaware on Aug. 18,
others, of acquiring and exploring min¬
corporation's principal office is located at 1825
Grand
Its
to
serious
gave
in
postponing
"In
in«-
among
also one patented lode
claims
183,
that
Mother
The
Juan,
TO
cent)——
one
company
corporation
San
heliport
Merger—
Paper Board Co., Inc, above.—V.
The
quarter in 1955.
first quarter increase
to
staunchly
years
authorization
expressed
York
Works
opportunity
a
used
be
to
are
;
Waco,
Ave.,
The
one
we
Public
the
Share
EFFECT
.
(par
Construction
applications were approved are Amarada Pe¬
Oil & Gas Co. Amarada was authorized
Tioga-Beaver Lodge Field in northwestern
whose
and
GIVING
purpose
properties.
Austin
proceeds
for
disappointment
a
so
six
North American
&
bill
project,
Falls
■
;
disposition of project power,
five-company group of New York
the loss of the
the
New
result
"In
of America, Waco, Tex.—Stock
Bond
net
BUSINESS—The
Intrastate
project ..is
an
the
Dakota.
produced in
gas
Tioga
to
was
of
$1,257,020, exclusive of the Jocal distribution facilities.
in
system
•
from
approximately 2.2
Epping, and Spring-
totaling
between the 41.8-mile line
Total estimated >cost
connection
emergency
also
a
lines,
D., and four lateral
length, extending to Ray,
in
brook,
the
to
gas
Montana-Dakota's
to
the
Examiner's
issuing certificates to this company for new pipeline facilities
Dakota,
and
to
two
independent
producers
authorizing
North
them
first
with
exploratory, prospecting and drilling
capital and other corporate purposes.
working
—V.
Presiding
a
name.
$680,301,
was
$12,358,160.
for
pay
The
Co.—Expansion—
would
cent) at $3.25 per share as a speculation.
one
Colo.;
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
the
of
to
past
of
of
provisions,
.
in
light
State
plans
.),
Corp.
Power
PROCEEDS—The
ing
the
Farm
writes
,
equipment,
1955,
railway
that
total
$23,594,234,
to
surplus
in
increase
stock
have
the
Niagara
Committee
the
our
Congressional
"As a result of
the
Co., Tulsa, Okla., on
June 22 offered publicly 64,000 shares of common stock
158,032
96,205
In
first
•
353,749
86,836
;
income.
climbed
V
From Jan. 1—
Gross
assets
1953
1955
$579,831
railway.
railway
oper.
double
than
more
CAPITALIZATION
v
the
year.
to
quarter
capital
and
2186.
used
t
1954
of
at
power
Works
9
r
enterprise.
individual and group accident and health
and
hospitalization
insurance,
for the
most
part.
The
company
operates in all states, the District of Columbia and Hawaii.—V. 183,
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
1956
first
surplus
River
in
less
no
who
area
Public
Buckley-Lehman
Niagara
was
power
National
p.
It
over
support
holding
Offered—Western
etc.—
project
31
Admitted
Nationwide, it announced
nationwide in fact as well as
it
companies.
efforts
from
name
the
the
faction
Natural
corporation
make
its
$576,910.
183, p. 2899.
Molybdenite Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—Option,
Ohio
of
changed
oi
House
policy
bitter disappointment to
this
May
of
last
date
of
additional
of
'
the
preference
neither
crease
25,398,635 125,480,969 119,405,951
19,819,220
95,439,274
93,016,742
25,895,088
Co.
firm
end
the
at
same
out
operation
Federal
mously
private
major
Admitted
revenue..
the
reporting
will
of
of Nationwide Corp., the National Casualty
Detroit, wound up its first quarter operations with a 19% gain
written premium over the corresponding period last year.
The
as
of March 31, was '$5,157,741.
of
bringing
1956—5 Mos.—1955
Insurance
$8,895,207
than at the
action
Nationwide's opera¬
National
1956—Month—1S55
Railway oper.
September,
eventually
Another
RR.—Earnings—
hit
step toward that goal, the extension of
into Michigan, was made known recently.
total,
Missouri Pacific
stock
first
Co.
in
capital
last
would
tions
1,030,782
469,369
and
nearly $1,000,000 more
When,
The
railway..
from
Net
quarter,
to
development
enterprise.
"Ttie
August.
amounted
May-*-
private
bid
a
the
in
16.2% increase over the same period last year.
paid-for
business
written
from
Dec.
31
through
to
nearly $90,000,000,
according
to Mr.
West.
figured quarterly, were $85,847,000 as of March 31.
a
New
advocating
strik¬
which
represented a
Nationwide
Life had
1955,
the
for
within
1956.
campaign
end
year
in
Life
companies,
sales
insurance-in-force
to
year,
of
biliion-in-force
of
$71,000,000
some
goal
Nationwide
put
"Billion-in-Force"
addition
premium
710,925
circle
special
of
1,690,876
2899.
p.
to
business
announced
select
a
gain
*
in-force
of
its
oi
the
launch
8,653,370
8,964,053
railway.
according
31,
*
amount
range
join
From Jan. 1—
Gross
May
of
as
Treasurer.
1953
1954
1955
1956
May—
(221)
from
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
6,022,654
5,165,178
1,747,240
2,202,311
267,828
railway
532,239
1,204,212
71,805
income—
oper.
183,
4,913,331
railway
5.352,438
1,074,939
24,576
2766.
Norwalk Truck Lines,
Inc.—Debentures Offered—This
corporation, which is one of the largest companies in
the trucking industry, has sold $2,000,000 of 10-year 5%
convertible debentures, due July 1, 1966, to an under¬
writing syndicate headed by The Ohio Co., Columbus, O.;
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.;
The Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee, Wis., and Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.; and including Bosworth, Sulli¬
van & Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.; Foster- & Marshall, Se¬
attle, Wash.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., Omaha, Neb.,
and
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. These de¬
are priced at $1,000 per $1,000 debenture, plus
bentures
1904.
accrued interest.
Nationwide
The
of
Nationwide
Nationwide
Corp.—Unit Reports New Records—
Life
Corp
,
Insurance
hit
a
record
Co.,
principal operating subsidiary
insurance-in-force figure of
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Position Clarified—
Earle
J.
clarifying
Machold, President,
the
position
of
the
on
This
July 9 Issued the following statement
prices
companies
before
five
New
York
State
utility
$2,000,000
per
July
Issue
common
1,
1937
is
share
and
convertible
as
follows:
advancing
into class B common shares at
starting at $16 per share on or
per share for each year Until
$1
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(222)
chase
July 1, 1961; After that date they will be convertible at $21 per share.
jnhff p. Ernsthausen, founder and President of Norwalk, announcedcompany
additional working capital,
with
Mr
•
.
Motor
Lines,
1? 3d T
Stearns &
Bear,
Offering—A secondary offer¬
application
of
shares
The
period last year, an increase of 23%. Net profits were $810,212, equal
$1.40 per share, compared with $429,975 or .74 cents per share.
The directors on July 9 voted to ir.-crease the annual cash dividend
from 70 cents to 80 cents per share. They declared a quarterly divi¬
dend of 20 cents per share, payable Oct. 1, 1956 to stockholders of
record Sept.
15,
1956, Previously the company had paid quarterly
dividends of 17% cents per share.—V. 183, p. 1970.
Co., Waukegan,
cubic
feet
Ont,,
in
cash
shares
40,000
and
natural
in
chain
the
development
saw
for
Klugh & Co., Inc., H. T. Mills and Vlvan M. Manning, all of
Greenville, S. C. and Klugh & Co., Inc. of Anderson, 8. C. The pro¬
are to be used to pay for land, siding, building,
inventory, et al.
ceeds
time," said Mr. Rayniak,
covered
facilities
ribbon
two
and
to
J
explained
manufacture
their
"Industrial
that,
well
known
T.E.L.
Pioneer*
in
saws
Sowever,
Outboard Marine's manufacturing facilities
required for the fabrication of parts,"
-
where
will
Enginering
continue
Vancouver.
will
be
utilized
J
.
As
the sixth unit in Outboard Marine's broadening manufacturing
network, Industrial Engineering will be integrated in the same m&'nner
as
the other five organizations in
the United States and Canada.
These are Outboard Marine of Canada, producer of outboard motors,
meet
mowers
and snow blowers, which was started in 1928; Johnson
Motors, Waukegan, III., and Evtnrude Motors, Milwaukee, Wis., world's
leading manufacturers and marketers of outboard motors; Gale Prod¬
ucts,
Galesburg,
111., manufacturer of outboard
motors
for
chain
store
and
mail
"Buccaneer"
lawn
order
motors;
companies
and
in
addition
Lawn-Boy,
Pennroad Corp.—Net Assets Exceed
assets
high of $3.09
Outboard
Marine
was
formed
Johnson, Evinrude hnd Elto
in
the
with
1936
outboard
motor
of
merger
companies.—V.
184,
the
p.
Total
9.
the
ry.
Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Sold—The 20,933
common stock, which were not subscribed for
the stockholders, were sold by the underwriters,
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $49.87 Vz per share. See
also V. 184, p. 155.
shares of
Net
hy
income
for
the
months
six
$1,375,349,
was
cents
25
$1.82
or
income
share,
first
net
realized
and
share,
a
a
the
In
months
six
gain
on
total of $2.07.—V. 183,
a
of
of
1955
$1,278,476,
investments of
Net
share for each ten shares held
one
on
man Brothers; Union Securities
Corp.; Bear, Stearns &
Co., and Dean Witter & Co. will purchase any unsub¬
scribed
shares.
July 11 on
per share.
Other
bids
associates,
a
ry.
the
cents
to
program
1956,
1957
and
1958.
approximately $67,000,000, in addition
of
stock
and
a
$25,000,000,
The
the
to
credit
company
proceeds
agreement
be
180,
used
to
pay
BUSINESS—Pacific
Power
Thomas
Dr.
of
(3J/i% )
stallments
to
notes
,
-Y.: Y";
RR.—Earnings—
1955
1954
$287,814
$329,901
$278,976
15,853
1956
*
$343,396
railway.—
:
Y'-Y.--
30,812
*44,772
116,125
1953
\
45,166
♦53,059
♦39,871
•113,444
1,667,465
1,576,195
128,425
1,631,781
583,593
1,497,777
60,472
255,430
*330,700
*248,123
*361,158
income
railway
railway
-
income—
oper.
183,
13,588
2010.
p.
—
Stock Offered
—
The
July 13 offered to its common stockholders
of record July 12 the right to subscribe on or before
July 23 for 300,910 additional shares of common stock
(par $1) at $15 per share on the basis of one new share
for each four shares held. The offering is underwritten
company on
the
company
the net proceeds to
use
and
for general
discharge certain obligations
corporate purposes.—V. 183, p. 3016.
to
buy
equipment.—
Philadelphia
Rhoads
on
a
educator
surgeon,
associated with
183,
as
July 10 announced the election
member of the company's board
the
and
research
University
scientist,
of Pennsylvania
Dr.
Rhoads
continuously
Co. Inc.,
Schenectady, N. Y.«—
YYY,.
Y.;YV
of
a
Electrical
new
v■' Y
•
Testing
and
.
Development
Laboratory was announced by this company on July 9.
*
,
According to J. W. McHugh, Vice-President,
the new laboratory
is the direct result of increasing demands by the electrical industry
wire
enamel
and
insulating
varnish systems capable
of long-time
operation at class B temperatures of 135 degrees C.
Through the use of modern high temperature testing devices in
this laboratory,
it is expected that reliable accelerated aging -data
can
be obtained on new class B resins and varnishes,
as
they are
developed
ities.
in
company's existing research and development facil¬
should help reduce
the amount of similar ; testing
electrical
equipment manufacturers
must
do
to
the
This
data
wire
which
and
evaluate
properly
2421.
p.
establishment
The
for
of
Varnish
Schenectady
New Laboratory—
to
stock,
Pfr. value)
preferred
ISIOO
par
4.52%
4>/4%)
due
126,533 shs,
126,533 shs.
200,000 shs.
value)
3,800.000 shs.
113,755,576
the
shs!
♦Exclusive of $2,200,000 payable within one
of payment of $137,500 due
♦Exclusive
dated .April 18,
aggregate amount of
rate of 4%
to Dec.
1956, with
notes
31,
Nov.
at
notes
banks
provides for
from
time outstanding
4V»%
thereafter tS
one
and
five
semi-annual
install¬
under
Employees'
Stock
Purchase
Plan
31, 1956.
PURCHASERS—The underwriters named below have agreed to
pur¬
to
or
the
bases of
portion
and
one
share
of
thereof, of El .Paso
one
to
proposes
the
pay
to
such
products.
'
,
,
Scott
of
stock
common
stock
common
of
share
of
such
such
common
stock
for
stock held
stock
for
held of
of
each
11
record
at
El
then
use
$1,250,000
Paso
outstanding
and
Western.
of the
It
net
much
so
3 '/a %
and
is
proceeds
thereof
3%%
expected
as
to pay
shall be
subordinated
that
approxi¬
to
time
approximately $2,000,000
corporation and will be, .used
principally for exploration, development or acquisi¬
Inc.,
See Blackstone Uranium
of
capital stock
common
capital
Uranium,
Offer-
Colo.- -Stock
Loveland,
ing Temporarily Suspended—
Mines,
Inc. above.
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Freight Traffic Up
;
This
miles
scheduled
transatlantic
all-cargo
carrier
flew
6,062,203
ton
freight during the first five months of 1956, a
comparable period in 1955, Arthur V. Norden,
Executive Vice-President, reported on July 9.
From. Jan. 1 through
May 31, 1955, • the company flew 3,607,056 ton miles of commercial
freight.
Improved service as a result of scheduled all-cargo operations be¬
tween the U. S. and Western Europe, initiated in April, has resulted
68%
commercial
of
increase
over
the
.
in
...
the increase in freight traffic,
'
Mr. Norden said.—V.
183,
p.
1862.
r
(G. D.)
f
'
.
.
Searle & Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par $2)
made by White, Weld & Co. on July 3 at $48/per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per share.
It
was completed.—V. 183, p, 212.
was
properties.
proceeds
referred
to
of the
were
were
u&ed,
head
•
issued
Metals
time
The
five semi-annual install¬
beginning Nov. Is, 1961; and two semi-annual
Installments of $2,250,000
beginning Majr 15, 1964.
shares
on
time
portion thereof, of Western
payable
tion of
$2,500,000
of
of
The balance of the net proceeds
amounting to
will be added to the general funds of the
1956.
six
any
1958,
15, 1964 (date of maturity), payable in
ments of $1,600,000 beginning
May 15, 1959;
fExclusive
holders
holders
mately $450,000 will be required to provide working capital for the
purchase of ore for the stock pile for the uranium processing plant.
year.
July 23,
agreement
Interest
the
the
outstanding 4%' short-term notes and
required
♦Issuance limited by
property, earnings and other provisions of the
mortgage indentures.
$25,000,000
such
or
Rare
g 335
par
to
to
associates.
___
($6.50
and
(with an additional subscription privilege).
* ;
The
basic
subscription privilege and
the
additional
subscription
privilege will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 1, 1956.
The
offering
will
be
underwritten
by White,
Weld & Co.
and
cumulative
series
stock
to offer
Co.
such time
§
($100
_____
stock,
at
shares,
"
in
§
value)
$5
record
1964
cumulative
Gas
per share,
each five shares,
29 969
,
Natural
16, 1956, the right to subscribe
Metals, at the subscription price
of
f
.
corporation plans
Paso
Western Natural Gas Co. of record
July
for shares of the capital stock of Rare
$7,400 000
__
and
1959
-preferred
after May
:/'■
$2,468,883 $11,516,941 $10,870,04?
' 955,234
4,893,953 ^ 4,058,444
San Jacinto Petroleum Corp.
Rare Metals Corp. of America—Stock Offering—
El
$106,752,000
1958
(4%
installments
of
President,
Evans
1932.—V.
This
Outstanding
due
serially to '61
Serial notes (1.98% ) due
serially to '56'
Installment note
(314%) due in in-.
ments
Bradshaw,
well-known
since
♦
Outstanding series
Serial notes
ICredit
note and
Director—
a
Jonathan
has been
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
First mortgage bonds:
Common
Y-,
-
-Authorized
Serial
expenses-
It is Intended to
directors.
A
&
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
3%
A.
of
<
Serial
?
t
1956—S Mos.—1955
$5,684,963 $29,039,759 $26,531,569
3,216,080
17,522,818
15,661,522
by White, Weld & Co.
1540.
p.
—Dr. Rhoads
Light Company is engaged primarily
la the business of
generating, purchasing, transmitting, distributing
and «elhng electric
energy in Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Montana
Idaho.
short-term
a
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co.
the
into
18, 1956, will be needed to meet its program
through 1958.
11 is expected that such funds will be
obtained through the sale of
mortgage bonds and stock in 1957 and 1958, but the
amount, form
©r time of the respective sales has not
yet been determined.
at
to
V.
estimates
from
'
•"1956—Month—1955
from rail-
♦Deficit.—V.
Y
2295.
p.
due
April
ftud
183,
corporation on July 3 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $300,000 of 6%
convertible sinking fund debentures
July 1, 1971 to be issued in denominations of $20 or any multiple
thereof, through Baker, Simonds & Co., Detroit, Mich. The proceeds
and
and
entered
'
.
Ry.—Earnings—
$5,712,645
3,464,613
revenue.-
railway———
from
ry.
of
are
'hat
the
below.—V.
SEC
underwriting were: Kidder, Peabody & Co
share; and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
per
eate
©n
Inc.
.
Prestole Corp., Toledo, Ohio—Files With SEC—
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
stock, together with
cash on hand, will be used
by the company to carry forward its contraction
Shares,
2902.
p.
May
oper.
Net
$9,135,938,
share, through Rotan, Mosle & do., Houston,
quickly completed. See details in V. 184, p. 155.
Standard
183,
155,437
p. 3014.
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—51% of Stock Sought—
See
The group won award of the issue on
bid specifying a compensation of 13.760
associates, 27.64 cents per share.
f
per
was
♦101,893
from
Net
The
for
17
$24
at
Tex.,,
1,878,163
283,286
44,627
From Jan. 1—
Gross
or
Perforating Guns Atlas Corp.—Stock Sold—The publie offering of 12,500 shares of common stock (par $1)
July 11, 1956, Rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
Aug. 2, 1956. An underwriting group headed by Leh¬
on
2,285,979
203,669
*56,325
1,903,304
177,818
from
from
.
shares at the rate of
*31,304
oper.
Net
com¬
pany is offering its common stockholders rights to sub¬
scribe at $27 per share for 341,550 additional common
*10,714
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
a
investment
YY 21,819
$421,158
r
May—
share, while net realized gain on investments was $14,179,451,
$2.82 a share; a total of $3.09 a share. This compares with net'
or
19,853
44,092
1953
435,013
revenue
Gross
27
or
38,662
1954
$367,705
'
operations—-_"S2,248,032
income-992,858
183, P. 2695.: Y:V".
—V.
shares
investment
cents
65,205
; way
share, Bradley Gaylord, President announced on July 11.
on June 30 were $100,247,000, or $19.92 on each of
a
1955
$375,165
2,205,332
Railway oper.
ry.
.,
income—
Per iod End.
'.
Royalite model.
be
complete
by
railway-
Railway opsr.
Net
will
-'.V';:.-
91,557
St. Louis Southwestern
$100 Million-
eight-pound
models
■
.
railway-
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
assets
5,032,200
from
from
Net
closed-end
their
new
156.
1956
ry.
Net
Pak" package, containing
traditional
single spool.'
on
all
of
Royal's
1957
appear
$463,410
railway——
railway—;
oper. income
Net
183,
:
,4Twin
the
of
the
,
p.
from
Gross
Co., on July 10
typewriter-ribbon
RR.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
•
outstanding after the 5% stock dividend which
will be paid on July 30 to holders of record June 29. This compares
with net assets on Dec. 31, 1955 of $94,903,000 or $18.86 a share on
the same basis.
."..v-:."'-
Pacific
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Stock Offered—The
net
this
of
of
184,
from
Net
investment company have crossed the ;
$100 million mark for the first time in its 26-year history, and com¬
bined net income for the six months ended June 30 reached a new
Net
their own line of
producer of power
to
Mo.,
Lamar,
exportation.—V.
the
including
requirements,
the
distribution
May—
Gross
■'s
'
mowers.'
market
plastic
instead
changer
will
exeception of
September.—V.
Net
2654.
p.
lawn
their
ribbon
Rutland
$17,686,000 and designed to increae3 its system capacity by 85,000,000
cubic feet of gas daily, to a new total of 375,000,000 cubic feet per
day.
Of the additional 85,000,000 cubic feet of capacity, Trunkline
is
authorized to
deliver 80,000,000 to Panhandle,
less any volumes
■-
Rayniak
containers
with
National
early
required by its other customers.
;YY'\r': -'V
The export authorization permits Panhandle to deliver the maximum
of 15 y2 billion cubic feet of gas annuaHy to Union Gas Co. of Canada
through an existing connection in the Detroit, Mich., area where
Panhandle now delivers gas to Union for export.
The FPC's action
reverses
a
decision by Presiding Examiner Howell Purdue issued last
March
6 denying the export proposal.
The Commission concluded
that Panhandle's and Trunkilne's proven gas reserves are ample
to
Mr.
Typewriter
revolutionary
a
major changes make the development 'possible:
a
typewriter's vibrator, and the packaging of the
newly-designed
a
new
portables,
;
■
President.".
Royal
of
'■
in
^
;
the
of
development
the
of
plastic
The
already have been constructed and are in
operation under
temporary
certificates
issued by
the FPC.
The Commission also
granted a permanent certificate to Trunkline Gas Co., of Houston,
Texas,... a
subsidiary of Panhandle, for facilities estimated to cost
,
firm's
exclusive
Two
order
sixth
a
the
changer.
■:
opinion
Commission's
the
by
'Y.
President
Ryan,
revealed
15 V2 billion cubic
"and acquiring Industrial Engineering gives
manufacturing and marketing organization that is -also
©utstandlng in its leadership of the field.
s.
Industrial
Engineering's annual
sales
are
expected to be
about
$19,000,000,
Outbord Marine's sales for its fiscal year which ends
Sept. 30, will exceed $100,000,000 for the highest in its 20-year history,
Mr.
Rayniak stated, "There will be no changes in management
©f
Industrial
Engineering and Mr. R. A.
Pitre will continue, as
.us
P.
modification
v.-'/.;,/
;.;v
.
the
F.
to Canada for ultimate distribution in
sell additional storage gas to its two
to
Revolutionary Ribbon-
Change Development—
Storage Co.,
an
additional 13,400,000,000
East Ohio Gas Co., 6,000,000,000 cubic feet
Gas
and
year,
per
year.
Most
of
some
and
Corp.—Unveils
Royal-McBee
Co.—Expansion—
Panhandle to export up to
annually
gas
Ontario
Michigan
feet
per
interested
been
of
Customers,
Outboard
of
stock.
common
Norris
Y:.'-;
The IPC also authorized
Ltd.,
have
/
The corporation on June 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 10.090 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
"at $26.75 per share, through Alester G. Fdrman Co., Inc.,
Edgar M.
,
"
Midwest.
the
stated
Peterborough,
.
issued permanent certificates to
estimated to cost about $36,249,000
and
designed to
increase tne company's system sales capacity by
approximately
310,000,000 cubic feet of natural
gas per
day to
enable it to increase deliveries to its existing customers located
in
southwestern
"We
Ross. Builders Supplies, Inc., Greenville, S. C.—Files
With "Securities and Exchange Commission—
^ : Y
J';'?
Federal Power Commission has
pulp Industries, according to Joseph G. Rayniak, Presi¬
the purcha.se price of $4,750,000 was paid by the
organization's Canadian subsidiary, Outboard Marine Corp. of Canada
Marine
Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—The
it was announced on July 12, has made
arrangements through Stroud & Co., Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa., for the private placement of $2,000,000 15-year
senior notes due June 15, 1971.—V. "183, p. 1235.
:
;vY>"'
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
and
He
$100).
the company.
by
Finance
corporation,
this company authorizing facilities
IiL—Acquires Canadian Chain Saw Producer—
lumber
J- Bitter
4.50
—
Telegraph Co.—Plans Offering—
(par
Corp,, Cardinal Drilling Corp., .Empire National Drilling
Drilling Co., and Quick Oil Corp. Reiter-Foster share¬
number s, 100.—V. 183, p. 2727.
now
Inc.——4,25
Co.,
White, Weld & Co.
Since American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. owns nearly 90 V
of
Telephone's voting securities, it presumably will be the pr.ncipal subscriber to the stock offering,—V, 183, pv 2654. ■
•
As part of its diversification and expansion procram, this company
has acquired all the outstanding capital stock of Industrial Engineering
bid., Vancouver, B. C., Canada, manufacturers of chain saws for farm,
dent.
stock
hotel is one step in our expansion and
Hegyi explained.
prospecting for and producing oil In "the
Mr.
Five Star
Co.,
holders
Pacific
The
Manufacturing
'
debentures,
fixed
be
to
&
Petroleum
Piper, Jaffrav & Hopwood— 1.50
William R. Staats & Co
2 24
&
the
been
,
• '■*„ v
v
,
Reiter-Foster presently owns the Selmor Investment
Corp., AraericUba
'
Walston
has
Corp.
Co.— 0.75
6c
of
program/'
fin
1.50
petitive bidding.
corporation reports for the nine months' period ended June
sales of $14,887,656, compared with $12,116,395 for the. same
Marine
McDonald-Moore
the
continental United States for more than 30 years. Mr. Hegyi
explained
that Reiter-Foster has *oil and gas exploration
rights to 571,500^ acres
Cuba through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Americuba Petroleum
__
Murphey Pavrei Inc.——/—1.20
pacific Northwest Co.—-— 4.25
acquisition
Relter-Foster
1-50
r—-
of
through purchase of Liebow's capital stock.
"Our
Maspn-Hagan, Inc.."
0.75
McAndrew 8c Co. Inc.——1.20
McDonald & Co.——;—___
Corp.—Acquires Cuban Hotel—
Juiy 11 announced the acquisition
Interaacional Hotel in Varadero, Cuba.
on
V.
diversification
due Aug. 15, 1988, are to be awarded after com-;
The additional common stock is to be sent out for
subscription by stockholders at $100 per share, in the ratio of one
new share for each six common or preferred shares held on a date to
j
This
Outboard,
to
common
hotel
Utilities Commission has approved this com¬
sell $78,000,000 of debentures and 1,562,267
Public
California
Brothers
Mason
——
Pacific Telephone &
ThC
pany's
1-50
-
Monday, July 16,1956
Hegyi, President, said the, purchase price is more than
$3,000,000.
Beller
is
William' Liebow,
President
of
Hoteles
Internacional, S. A., from whom Reiter-Foster is acquiring
ownership of the
<fc._C0.„—J—- l.fO
Richards
corporation
Emil
<
0.75
Laugiey & Co.„„v-.—._ ?.40
Lester; Ryons 6c Co.—.—» 1.50
& Co.,
Evans
—
—
C.
W.
—1.20
Foster & Marshall-———- 4.25
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co. 1.20
Hayden, Stone & Co.——— 3.40
—V. 184, p. .155Y'Y,,;
Inc.
This
world-famous Varadero
Johnston, Lemon <& Co-V—3.40
Inc.
—v——; 1.20
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.— 1.20
John W. Clarke 6c Co.—-— 0.75
Clement A.
Reiter-sFoster Oil
as
%
>■
Hirsch 6c
—1.50
Sullivan & Co.,
Bos worth,
ing of 117,800 shares of capital stock (no par) was made
cn July
10 by The First Boston Corp. at $40.87 % per
share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
•V, 183, p. 1476.' ■■■;1
•; ; ■ //;,/'■ :;IYYY'Y/':YY.7M
SO.
Hill
8.98
—
Boettcher & Co.—
ICC approval of this acquisition, Norwalk has 12,000
miles of highway operating rights
in 11 states and the District of
Columbia.
Its 65 terminals range from Chicago to New fork
and
from
Detroit to Baltimore,
providing, service to more than 10,000
cities and towns in this heavily industrial areas,
*
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Net Profits Rise—
Co
Dean Witter & Co.—8.98
Ball, Burge 6c Kraus——— 1.50
Bateman, Eichler 6c Co.—— 2.24
A. O. Becker tc Co. Inc.—— 4.25
Blunt Ellis 6c Simmons—1.20
Lines
Ohio Oil Co.—Secondary
Henry Herrman 6c CO.-
„
Subject to'
stock
V
Hemphill, Noyes & Co——— 4.50
8.98
—
Securities Corp—.i— 8.98
Union
authority granted
Shirks recently acquired and was merged with Boyce
Inc.; Bell Truck Co., Inc.; Vintner's Express, Inc., and
ICC.
the
Brothers
Xiehman
Express Corp., subject to formal approval
Commerce Commission.
Norwalk now is operating Shirks under temporary
Motor
bv
,
.
will acquire Shirks;
by the Interstate
that Norwalk
announced
also
Ernsthausen
the company such of the additional common
be issuable pursuant to the subscription offer:
%
•
■
V
f'
1
^
from
shall not
the sale of the debentures will be used by the
to retire short-term bank loans and to provide the company,
that net proceeds from
...
Uranium
among
Co.
short-term
notes
and
subordinated
notes
above
added
to the general funds of Rare
Metals, which
other things, to acquire the capital stock of Arrow¬
($1,448,771),
to
construct
a
mercury
reduction
mill
(approximately
$300,000)
and,
together with
the
proceeds
of
the
$2,500,000 five-year term bank loan, to provide the sum of approxi¬
mately $3,750,000 required for the construction of a uranium processing
plant.—V.) 180, p. 3015.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Large Growth Seen—
With
earnings
for
1956
estimated
at
$2.25
a
share
compared "with
in 1955, this company should enjoy large growth in the next
1Q to 15 years, .according to a new analysis of the mail order depart-
$2.15
.tnent store organization issued on July 5 by the
of Harris, Upham & Co., nationwide investment
(Continued
on page
50)
research department
brokerage firm
with.
Volume
Number 5551
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(223)
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
the
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name of
Hamilton
Dividend announcements
all
during the current week.
the
dividends
Then
we
Series
Name of Company
Adams
(Interim
from
Control
of Rec.
capital
gains,-r
Stores.
Products
Ltd.
(quar.)__
40c
common
preferred
American
Insurance
American
from
&
14c
Inc.
Research
Associated
cents
Aunor
8-
7-20'
7
9-24
$1.75
(quar.)___
9-
25c
:
9-
1
4
Kresge
7-20
,
Telephone
5(4%
is \
;
30c
9-10
15c
8-
;
8-13
1
5-25
income
capital
and
Lone
gains)
38c
8
7-20
£4c
(quar.)______
Ltd.—
8-
8-31
8-10
}343/4C
6 30
7-31
took
action
no
4%
.
.
preferred
Best
!
&
Co,
Birtman
on
common
Ribbon
Blue
Ridge
ment
Bond
-
Co.
(from
Co.
Fisheries,
4%
preferred
Burgess-Manning
Burmah
Oil
California
California
one
(quar.)_
Cincinnati
4%
25c
Gas
&
8#
&
Dobbs
New
York
Fire
9-12
New
York
8-1
7-20
Preferred
&
8-
Class
(s-a)
87Vic
1
Peoples
Credit
Peoples
National
1st
General
Public
5#
Globe
50c
5#
(70
Steel
7-31
8-15
7-31
series
8-31
8-15
Portsmouth
8-15
Procter
9-
1
8-15
Punta
8-
1
135c
8-
AA
taken
22 (4
c
7-13
6-30
held
il.25
7-13
6-30
Reynolds
7-13
6-30
7-27
7-13
A
8-24
-
8-1
7-14
32c
7-15
6-29
Rockland
8-15
tl2V2c
8-
1
A
Hagerstown
7-31
7-20
S
25c
8-
1
7-24
St.
8-
Loui$
$1
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7
American
Box
1
American
Broadcasting
7-13
7-13
Common
1
7-24
St.
8-
1
7-16
Saratoga
8-
1
7-16
Science
5%
:-
12'/2c
8-
1
7-16
Scotten
40c
8-15
7-20
Sears
American
Fire
7-18
11-1
8-15
7-20
10- 1
9-15
9-10
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
Co.
of
8-15
7^-16
8-
7-11
1"
America
(s-aj_____
10c
£20c
£35c
8-
1
7-20
$2
9-
4
8-27
8-31
8-
6
(quar.>_
Southern
6%
Southern
4.40%
J5c
£22(/2c
7-31
7-18
1
7-16
8-31
8-10
9-
8-10
8-
4
Co.,
Mutual
National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
Power,
Ltd.,
7-10
Common
62(4c
10-15
#
.
,.
10-
[,
.
1
■■■
——__
50c
(quar.)
Fund
Co.
£15c
Fire
California
Materials,
Inc.
dividend
Electric
4(4%
Spencer
(quar.)
7-20
American
8-
1
&
25c
—
Tobacco
(quar.)
Insurance
(Miami)
(quar.)
4-—-
Corp._—
Viscose
Electronics
& Cable
Anaconda
Wire
Anderson,
Clayton
&
(quar.)
Co.
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred
<quar.)_,—
7-30
Anvil
8- 3
9-15
7-16
7-26
9- 1
7- 2
7r12
7-27
(quar.)__
Appalachian Electric Power—
4*4% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Argus Cameras. Inc. (quar.)„___
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
$2.40 2nd preference "A" (quar.)
$2.50 preference series B (quar.)
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.)
$1.50
61c
9- 5
9- 5
9-15
8- 1
8- 7
17V4c
$1.16
8-1
80c
80c
75c
v
>* 1
$3
810-
1
-
1
—
4c
95c
8-15
i
25c
10- 1
7-31
7(4c
8-24
7-20
19c
7-31
7-20
45c
10c
9- 5
7-30
6-29
37(4c
8-1
,
7-14
A
(quar.).
preferred
funds
*
5%
Ansul
Trap
Brand,
$2.50
Inc.,
class
$2.50
preferred
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.);_
(quar.)
10c
8-
1
4%
9-
1
7-20
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas
8-
1
7-20
Armco
Co.
—$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Steel
12(40
7»4c
50c
25c
75c
50c
*n"il
7-17
7-17
8-1
7-27
7-24
7-2b
56 Vic
8-1
7-16
7-16
20c
9-10
8-10
8-
1
OH
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Equipment Corp.* common
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods,
common
5.25%
t
io
7-lJ
7- 6
7-18
-i-ij
7-12
/-i2
7-20
6-30
tl-C
£56(4c
9- 1
8- 1
8-1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-iu
10d
7-30
7- a
£25c
20c
7-26
8- 1
6-28
62»4c
8-1
7-20
50#
15c
62'4c
7-31
9-14
8- l
/- i
8-Ji
/-•">
7-2U
,
n*
no
i
7
q
n
W'Wt
$1'1«/a
o
25c
£20c
7-16
8- l
//-Ji
£62>4c
o"
e- l
9-1
nil
25c
27/„c
q
i
,
i-io
»- i
o" \
59c
a- i
a,,62/ic
7
I
^
a
a
,
o
17
,»
»
$1.08 4
9-1
^
q
69c
a
56'4c
(quar.)—45c
$1.31(4
o- *
9_ 1
Aro
5c
;
-
common
(quar.)
$2.36
preferred
preferred
7-20
7-20
.
A
preferred
$1.10
'
—•
—
Ltd. (s-ai
Co. of America, common
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
(stock dividend)—
Anglo-Huronian.
Animal
4-10
+7°c
(quar.)
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields, Ltd.—
Payment equivalent to ll-66/100c in U. S.
4(4%
7- 6
8- 1
,
Telephone Co.—
Anglo-Canadian
Class
7-31
$1.75
(Indianapolis)
A
8-15
(reduced)—'—1—
preferred
9-10
12-10
8-31
—
Sons
&
9-20
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Kellogg
$1.25
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Refining Co.—
(quar.)—
preferred
Class
Amphenol
(quar.)—
convertible
7%
&
American States Insurance Co
American Title
Special Investments <te Securities—
Common
Smelting
5%
(quar.)
Service
non-cumulative
8-15
—
preferred
non-cumulative
7-20
Petroleum—
(quar.)
7-16
7-lo
tl5c
—
Casualty
8- 1
—
Ltd;—
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
&
5%
8-15
1
1
——
A
Lines.
5%
American
8-15
9-
—.
Ry.,
class
9-28
12-28
8- 1
9-10
12-10
55c
37 4c
common
8- 1
8-1
RR.___^
(quar.)
preferred
2/2c
(quar.).___
Texas)
15c
15c
(quar.)_______
Co.,
Loan
7-20
——
(Galv.
(quar.)
—
Co.
6-29
7- J
7-1J
6-20
preferred (quar.)__
President
7-13
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
30c
2c
9-
action
dividend
Francicso
7-13
7-"27 "
$1.50
7-31
8-1
7-16
50c
A
8-31
11-30
1
8-
7-zu
8-21
—
Insur.-
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
American Sumatra
meeting
(quar.)—
com.
9-15
12-15
30c
,
—___
&
6%
American
7-26
7-17
50c
30c
9-1
___________
Na"turaI"Gas,
American
7-27
6-29
$1.12V2
5%
6c
20c
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
Ltd., 4(4%
Fund
National
8-15
7-19
6-18
7-20
7-20
8-15
7-27
$1.25
Common
American
45c
-'
——
(stock
Molasses
American
8-3
8- 3
$1.19
Inc.,
(stock
—
3-15
8-15
8-15
7-17
7-20
7-23
7-23
9-17
7-20
7-20
7-31
common
class
Co.,
c
8- 6
9-17
flve-for-four
a
American
9-21
(quar;)i
com.
iquar.)
Schenectady
Southwestern
76c
17V?c
-
A
effect)
1"
four
(quar.)_——
preferred
1
8-31
45c
at
to
-
1
15c
Tobacco
B
preferred
Stock
income)
held
each
(initial quar.)
10-15
quar.)
(no
—
Metal
8- 1
7-16
8-10
25c
20c
2<>c
-
—
for
9-14
7-17
•
Corp.
-split)
Common
9- 1
30c
87(4c
25c
—_—
share
6-25
8-17
Theatres
American
8-15
class
(quar.)—.—_.—
Paramount
7-31
7-13
''
(quar.)——
Co.
i
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
common
7-10
6-21
8- 1
Louis)—
(St.
Co.
American
8-15
Ltd.,
8-20
10- 1
Corp.,
Products
Home
additional
933/4C
12(4c
25c
8-31
8-31
7- 6
8-15
5c
$1.25
9-15
9-15
30c
1
7-20,
7-20
8-15
7-20
9-10
10- 1
8- 1
(quar.)r^_—_
(quar.)_:
Casualty (Orlando)—■
&
1
50c
7-27
Y.)—
Ry.—-
(quar.)———
_——
7-2$
£15c
r
:
——
(monthly)—
American Ice Co., 6% preferred—;
American Marietta Co., stock dividend (one
5%
27(4c
107<?
30c
(quar.)
8- 1
25c
convertible
Oil
7-lo
7-16
8-17
;
40c
Dillon Co
Southern
15c
(quar.)_:
7%
Skelly
7- 2
88-
common
Quarterly
8-15
1
7-5
7-20
7-25
7-25
8-15
Nuclear
Signature
+$1.25
8-10
13c
Quarterly
American
9-10
Foods
Roebuck
20c
real¬
Distilling
1
20c
declaration
Co.
Can
12)
San
7-13
8- 4
(quar.)—;—25c
preferred
American
1
(quar.)—
Paper.
&
1
from
10c
——
American
9-10
Dairy
&z
4
—
Co.
Board
(quar.)
7-18
..
8-
(quar.)
J.)
Fine
14c
tlOc
common
(quar.)Ltd.
9-
.
-
8-
——1—-
9-
■
7-30
_X—_"i-_—
Arma
7-27i',#
12-
(quar,)^
Croix
& W
and
Ins.
9-10
1
^-13
8-
8-
(quar.)—
10-1
X
7-20
1
27(4c
undistributed
5% 'pfd.
15c
1
& 25c Stores,
Oak
:f
—
(quar.)
Co,
6-29
10c
loc
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
capital gains realized dur¬
June 30 and 6 cents
Ltd.
Cotton
Bosch
7-31
7-30
'
7-20
7-13
7-13
Quarterly
$1
B
Royal
(quar.)
investment
Gas
Mines,
American
1
Products
10
7-20
ending
net
7
8-
7-25
7c
—50c
(quar.)
9-
(quar._'f
preferred
B
lc
A
(quar.)—
Automobile
Holder«
a
______
dividend)_——5%
40c
Aggregates, common
preferred
5%
1
40c
(quar.)
5,
Class
87V2c
Corp.,
Y.)
American
10-
.
When
or
plus
cents)
class
America,
Petroleum
Book
8-
A
7-20
preferred
(N.
Amerada
American
7-16
8-1
Light &
1
50c
Co.
year
Hamilton
Rose's
profits
(10c from
Sugar,
Amalgamated
American
-,
,', j 9-
(initial
of
7
$2
42(4c
preferred
4.75%
8-1
8-
distribution
7/10
gains)
■*'-
Oil
(quar.)____.
Cement, class A (accum.)________
Antelope Copper Mines—____________
Roan
8-15
Co.
;4v '
7-20
8-15
(quar,■)____—7(4c
class
of
income
preferred
9-
;
common
previous
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
(quar.)—
—
20c
common (quar.)_—7bc
1
.0#
t$3
N.
7-13
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
this
Radio
$3.75
7-20
>
cumula-
Riverside
$25
8-1
(quar.)
Bank
1
10-
dividend
(R.
Common
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-
Sugar.$1
July
on
4.65%
(quar.)____
class
Corp.
5-14
;
75c
(quar.l
(initial-quar.)
Manufacturing
on
5c
'
(quar.)
conv.
9-28
7-19
s-
Richfield
8-3I
Raytheon
—^_j$1.12I/2
Securities
Aluminum
10-
Steel
Milk
7-19
6-30
Industry Shares—
ing
Quinte
1
7-13
6-29
(quar.)—
capital
net
Allied Stores,
$1.75
Gamble
&
Alegia
7-10
Manufacturing, 55c pfd. • (quar.■'
preferred (quar.)
———
Aetna Standard Engineering Co. (stock div.)
Affiliated Fund Inc. (quarterly from net inc.)
'7-16 v-'Jr 6
7-15
-
Investment
9-13
i
,9"25
$1.75
Inc.,
preferred
8-31
8-10
7(4c
Corp,
Inc.
Fund,
Aircraft
8-15
(quar.)
Talbot,
&
6%
Inc.—
Republic Insurance
from
Pope
12'/2c
(s-a)_;
Mass.)
common
Wares.
cents from
Hallnor
9-28
5c
Union
Growth
8-8
1
9-14
_—
10-
com.
new
common
preferred
8-15
9- 1
8-24
realized
Corp.
$1.12(4
Pittsburgh,: Fort Wayne & Chicago
Common
(quar.)__
7%
preferred (quar.)
:
Pittsburgh
Parking Garages
(s-a)
Pneumatic Scale Corp. Ltd
$1.25
common
Utilities
National
Grand
1
8-15
£30c
(quar.):
Semi-annual
Grace
9-
10-
$4
7-16
8-3
Mills,
7c
9-29
Industries, (stock
Steel Co. (quar.)
9-13
9"25
.
;
50c
Petroleum,
Pillsbury
7-16
8-31
special
(a
Irom
Petroleum
7-23
v,,
8-1'
Quarterly
■
preferred
&
1
$1.25
Special
General
8-
9-1
tl4c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
7-16
r $3
(quar.)__
pref.
Funds,
Ltd..
Co.,
Gabriel
1
6c
J.),
Industrial
$3.50
8-
9c
class
Common
Phillips
England9c
Shares,
preferred
Fulton
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
8-15
>
series
Brush
7-10
8-15
8-31
119c
Fund
$1.12(4
Ltd.____________—
8-1
i:
7-27 "
7-31
give tlie dividends announced In
9334c
(Brooklyn,
8-31
£20c
pfd.
Bank
2c
(quar.)__
B
Jewelers
10c
(quar.)_
Trust
8-10
1
v.'--';
#
pfd.
7-27
8-15
7c
Aluminum
ized
8-31
^
(s-a )^___„X_
40c
8-15
25c
—
Aeronca
10-4
8-15
40c
Airways
40c
•
Company
Fuller
9-14
8-
series
4(4#
Frito
1
Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
New
net
40c
•
Mfg. Co. Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)
7-23
$1.18%.'
of
9-
25c
7%
22'/2c
Custodian
(A.
25c
50c V
Paton
9-14
15c
(Boston.
10-15
$1.10
Co..
&
8-15
^--^First RR. & Banking (Ga.) (quar.)___——
Income
10-
r
World
C.)
(S.
7-31
preferred
Bond
1
American
Parker
15c
5#
Frciman
7-31
(quar.)
common
8-3
9-1
7-31
& Co.
(quar.)!—
62'/2C
Ltd.
(interim20%
distribution
shares
Pan
1
—25c
5#
Franklin
10-
$1 "
__
__________
Foundation
7-27
8-15
£16c
8-
(quar.)_____
preferred A (quar.)__—_______
Fund
8-15
8c
(increased)j 20c
Power,
7-24
7c
cents
Advisers
7-20
(s-a)___
9-15
Tail
5
monthly)——
(Increased
Extra
8-13
(quar.)
Associates
1
17)
Ry.
9-30
(quar.)
Federated
8-
i$l
8-15
87V2c
(quar.)
Otter
(quar.)______„
we
Adams-Millis
"
7-20
Hampshire) (quar.)
$1.50
Ltd.—^
8-20
__
B
X:
-
1
V
April
8-
10c
(annual)__——
Co.
Aberdeen
7-10
8-
(quar.)
Quebec
7-20
7-24
50c
(quar.)—__
Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10 convertible preferred (quar.)—
32V4c
,
Works______________
25c
pfd.
15c
$1.40
#
1
:
;
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-
25c
Coal
preferred
B
Fifty
Mfg.;
7-20
8-14 1
12 (4c
—
Name of Company
acme
25c
shares
1
8%
common
announced
3/10
7-20
50c
(additional
8-
:
Aberdeen
8-10
,
.
:
$4.40
Co.—
Grain,
A
since
&
Opelika
$1.37(4
——
Per
:
7-20
35c
i\\>
6-30
____________
Services Finance
4
8-10
Co.25c
7-16
—
Class
7
8-17
#
(quar.)___
__________
Federal
8-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
<quar.)____i___________
Federal
3-24
(reduced)
$3.60
common
50c
7
$2.50
:
7-6
-
(quar.)_
8-
Acme
7-16
25c#,
Corp.,
8-24
8-3
1
#v-
Co
Electric
7-20
5c
(quar.)
(New
1
preceding table.
8-20
7-31
(quar.)
Utilities,
Ontario
RR. (s-a)
4
Ltd., class A (quar.)——preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
tlve
1
Co.,
B.)
Stores
Below
3
8-
8-30
25c
_______
preferred
60c
8-
(J.
W.)
8-3
7-20
Dartic.
preference
8-15
12(4c
Engineering
8-
(quar.)———
Corp.
Precipitation
(F.
1
(quar.)_
7-iO
$1.31'/»
—
12c
Petroleum
Zonolite
10c
Gas—
8-20
1
dividend)—
W.)
l>."
Co.
8-20
8
8-
•—
9-
&
8
9-
40c
(quar.)—
common
Fund
(F.
9-
A-cc—17(4c
(quar.)
Credit
8-15
7-16
common.;
434%
V
7-31
Power,
(stock
preferred
$1.06(4
Electric
American
$1
(quar.53%c
15c
_
Equitable
"
1
Inc.—,—________;
preferred
25c
(quar,)
Northern
North
8-
;
Inc.
District
5#
7-21
$1.06(4
Rockaway
4.80#
8-10
9-
common
weeks and not yet paid.
<quar.)„__
1
7-31
7-18
(quar.)—_
(quar.)—
Acme
preferred
9-
$5
1
preferred
9-18- 3'
$4,50
8-10
9-
8-15
8-
Y.)
(quar.)
dends
(quar.)__•_.
1
9-15
9-1
25c
Woolworth
pay-
pfd. (s-a•
(initial quar.)„
Insurance
1
15c
75c
IN.
Co.
preferred
Winn-Dixie
7-9
^
preferred
9-
9)
(quar.—
50c
(quar.)_____
1$2
Co.,
preferred
Co.
at
payment
July
on
(initial)
(initial)
Peninsular
regular
4(4%
$1
Freres,
■Empire
8-1
payment
8-24
(quar.)_____
(quar.)___
Brake
preferred
$3.75
v
: '.VC-7;" -v#/
—_____
Dupuis
9-15
35c
(quar.)
State
$1.16
(quar.)—-
Shares,
Participating
Inc.,
;
7-25
9-29
Electric—
(quar.)_______'
Dorr-Oliver
*
7-25
7-31
}
Air
common
Insurance
Monthly
50c
^
$1.06
Rubber
8-24
Process
York
preferred
participating
Dover
New
4%
Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
80c
1
9-13
Extra
Donald
7-25
9-29
(quar.)
Houses
9-
7-31
preference
Giassine
Corp.
Dividend
9-15
7-31
4%
class
9-10
50%
Gas
Northwestern
Co.,
40c
(quar.)
Confectionery
Haven
40c
(quar.)
7-19
dividend
England
New
;
t
Co.
Northern Railroad
Michigan RR..
Deerfield
Stock
New
$l
-
8-
!
Fibres
Co.
7-17
_4;——_X
preferred
Divco
Standard
7-21
(quar.)
Press, Inc., 3(4 #.
&
Casket
National
New
omitted
&
Woolworth
25c
Inc.
National
$1
Inc.
Dayton
Automotive
7-17
dividend
on
Monthly
$1.183/4
Insurance
taken
prefeired
Fire
Williams
7-31
7-19
9-7
1
time)
Rubber
S
10-
,
8-11
#
time)
Inc.
National
Common
(quar.)—
Fund
Tire
7-31
S.
£75c
Markets—
v
1
-
(dividend
6Vic
5(4%
7-23
Water
7-i7f
*
8-10
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
Warren
1
(monthly)
Airlines,
7-31
(quar.)
pfd.
7-31
_
;
8-31
(quar.)
meeting held
Western
15c
Co.,
67Vic
preferred (quar.)
4.65#
preferred (quar.)
Cooper
Piping
Laboratories
7-31
$4.25
1.
8-15
(quar.)
8-15
Ohio
8-
i
8-
(quar.)_______
National
7-16
$1.25
Corp.,
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
75c
Southern
1
87'4c
(quar.)____
pfd.
this
common
125c
Pictures
8-
9-
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Co.
20c
4(4#
Coro,
new
5-22
8-16
$2
common
8-17
8-15
50c
(Bait.), 5%
(quar.) —87Vic
Columbia
Cuneo
7-17
7-25
•
(quar.)
Columbus
Consolidated
Midwest
Co.-—.
RR.
Milling Machine,
preferred
Concord
7- 6
\:50c
(semi-annual)
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Corp., common
$3.50
7-20
7-23
(increased)__t_—22 Vic
Corp. (quar.)——
10c
Gas
7-31
9-12
20c
(semi-annual)
8-1
17Vic
4% preferred (quar i
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
V
St. Louis Ry., common
(c-aJ__.
•:
Y.)
$1
V;'
"--.t"--jir'VU'###
4-_XXXc~4c'
flic
' 8- 1
•' 7-16
'
&
8-20
;
8-10
Value Line Income
8c
20c
8-31
5(4 %
8-17
9-1
7-
20c
5Vi%
7-10
*
9c
preferred
(N.
Ltd.—
"
-
7-20
1
8-24
7-15
Borax
S
8%
75c
Co.
&
U
10c
(quar.)
2nd
Meyercord
19c
(quar.).—•
Fund,
at
4(4%
$1
yj
(quar.)
Cement
22'/2C
shares
Corp.,
Miles
Inter-Terminal
preferred
1
8-
9-15
5c
——_
Corp.—
Specialties—
Upper
''
; £l3c
'
Merchants
7-29
8-
Securities
preferred
5%
v
.5'
7-11
9-14
1
this
4(4%
U.
-40c
preferred
conv.
4.30%
;
■.,>;
8-20
6c
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.)—^
4% preferred (quar.)
1
4% preferred (1947 series)
(qrar.)
___
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Cincinnati
Mead
7-25
1
## •#'
:r;# #
_________
shares..,
Electric
Illinois
9-
2
7-18
50c
Materials
company
U
V
(quar.)_
&
Public
at
3
10-
9-12
preference
action
Vendo
Sport Products
Funds—
McCormick
/
8-
12-
;
(quar.)__________
Special Investment shares
7-25
_
and
ordinary
Portland
Special
21c
gains
Co.
Investment
Central
8-15
1
$1.50
(quar.)______.
Fixtures
Extra
Ltd.—
shares
Central
Managed
Metal
9-
1-2-57
:' X
MacGregor
7-15
>it'.
(quar.)__—_
Interstate
Canadian
8-24
:
common
Co.,
American
7-25
1
8-
shares
earnings)____
Booth
8-15
9c
__
capital
Pennsylvania
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
_
from
from
50c
(quar.)
common
Co.
Store
Corp.
MacMillan
invest--j"'.h.v.r /;
American
_______
$3
of
9-26
Investments,
A
(Directors
8-2
(ouar.)____X_!_________r.__
Mfg. Co.—, '
'■ '■>
Steel
D
9-14
*62 Vic
(accum.)
net
10-
&
Macco
8-31
1
_
Corp.—
cents
cent
.
pfd.
investment income)
'(Five
(
5%
Fund
Trust
9-12
Fuel
United
7-16
9-1
$1.25
omitted
15c
"
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-31
50c
(quar.)__
non-cum.
50c
(quar.)__cc_4--__.X—:
Corp.,
Mutual
Investment
Bondstock
50c
50c
income)—_:
'.* (From
(quar.)
com.
25c
1
(quar.)___,
Telephone
Lukens
/XX.,-.#;"
y
M
Cement,
(quar.)
Electric
Blue
&
7-16
1
50c
(quar.)
class
United
7-16
8-15
1
9-
8-3
&z
preferred
6%
7-25
8-1
series
Co.
Gas,
ment
payment at this time)
Limestone
8-20
$1
Co.: (quar.)
convertible
5(4 %
6
30c
5c-
Star
Lorain
1
8-15
70c
S.)
Ludlow Valve
(quar.)__
9-1
—
4.75%
Products—
(Directors
Bessemer
(quar.)__________
Libby, McNeill & Llbby (special)___________
Lincoln
Printing Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)______
Inc
7-20
dividend10%
Semi-annual
'• pf 7-16
7-13
5%
1
9-
9-14
9-5
Sulphur (quar.)——
Manufacturing
Co._
United
8-
8-
50c
Crosse Telephone (quar.)__.
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
V.P'V
3Vic
from
Co.
(S.
3
8-15
of Rec.
6c
quar.)
Gulf
Chemical
(No
common
La
/X:#'.:'#
Ltd.
preference
Rubber
7-27
$2
50c
40c
Fund—
Kysor Heater
1
Barr
8-
(quar.)
(Indiana)__—
Holaert
9-14
(quar.)^
Corp.
Common
Payable
45c
$1
Biscuits
Tranter
9-20
interest
8-24
8-1
Texas
Union
8-17
Telegraph
Beneficial
omitted
payment
'r
investment
Mines,
7-20
8-15
quar.)
(quar.)__
(increased
B
8-17
9-28
Kings County Lighting
Extra
(quar.)
year-end
Gold
Avalon
1
9-12
30c
9-12
_________________
Knickerbocker
Industries
from
1
8-
(quar.)
Semi-annual
9-4
1
Class
(incr.
commen
When
Share
.
Broadcasting,
Tennessee
30c
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
50c class
A
preference
Sanitary Corp.
Development Mutual Fund,
26
10-
Storer
6-30
$1.12(4
(quar.)__;
Motors
(stock
Ocean
7-15
9-
preferred
Inter
25c
Laboratories
Electric
cents
1
•
35c
pfd.
(dividend
time)' #
(12
7-20
95c
J.)—
3
(quar.)
6%
preferred -(s-a)
Insurance Co. of the State
'
Corp.—
Anheuser-Busch,
•
8-
(s-a)
(N.
65c
Stand.
at' this
Atomic
7-27
7-23
gains)
(quar.
Thermos Bottle
Precision
Applied
8-17
8-20
7-
(quar.)!
Inc.
Co.,
Extra
7-31
Per
Name of Company
-
3
31(4c
(quar.)__^
common
Enterprises
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
\
.
preferred
5(4%
*
Y.)
Newark
4%
7-27
(quar.)
American
Anchor
9-
8-17
Power
7-
50c
Refrigerator
(quar.
Sash & Door Co. (quar.)_
Induction
Corp.—
capital
Radiator
Common
A
7-31
37V2c
(quar.)
Industrial
7
9-29
20c
____
International
(Interim
7%
of
Co.
-
8-
3Vic
*
Inc.:—
American
,■
7-13
___
Shares
American
American
Barbizon,
(quar.)ll
Co.
preferred
class
common
preferred
Huttig
7-20
7-25
.__._i.ic_;
from net income)
Equitable Assurance (N.
Semi-annual
of Rec.
4c
Sunshine
preferred
Gary Corp.
Idaho
7-13
7-30
40c
(quar.)..
(Quarterly
-
1
50c
;
____
(s-a)
Business
7-31
4
5c
Co.
__
Control,
7-20
9-
12 Vic
Telephone & Telegraph
Hosiery Mills lextra)
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel (quar.)
Alba
7%
8-10
tlOc
■■
(quar.l
Alaska
Allied
Hotel
Hotel
».
Hussmann
Shoe
Agnew-Surpass
Air
Payable
B
Holders
Payable
'
4C
5#
Co.,
4(4%
Co.—
Express
Stores,
Class
A____
Co.-—
Manufacturing
Hoover
Holders
Share
'
When
Holly
H-D
7
convertible
Hobart
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
series
Lithographing
6%
follow with
Per
H-C
Havana
an¬
Inc.,
When
share
Company
Funds,
11
i
^
9- 1
,
a- 1
a- 1
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(224)
..
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
r
Per
5%
,
Charlotte Air
&
Atlantic
—a
preferred
non-cum.
Atlanta
preferred (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Co.,
6-29
$1.00
preferred
(quar.)—,——,
1 '
8-20
$1.20
preferred
(quar."——
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
8-17
$1.32
preferred
preferred
7-16
6-14
$1.24
*1
1
7-10
$1.02/2
91.08/4
$1.08"
50c
933/4C
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
Campbell
8-
1
7-10
9-15
8-21
ord.
100
Steels. Ltd.—
Atlas
Augusta
preferred (quar.)
6%% convertible preferred
Nichols <& Co.,
Austin
91.20
(quar.)—
common
preference
prior
convertible
Automobile Banking, common
Class A (quar.)—
—,
6%
convertible
Avco
preferred
convertible
$1.50
—;—
6-30
New
7-14':
1
7-14.
Canadian
(quar.)——
pfd. (quar.)—
7-
3.
8-
1
7-14,
Canadian
1
7-13
Canadian
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
7-30
7-13.'
7-30
5%
7-13
7-13
•
7-31
Piano
7-
1
7-
1
8-
B
7-20,
Carpenter
7-20,
9-28
Cataract
Extra
4%
Ohio
Baltimore
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
of
Common
Canada,
preference
&
7-10
6-29.
27Vic
pfd,, (quar.)
1
8-
1
7-16
6
1
7-20
$1.50
8-
1
8-
1
Aircraft
of
Canada ,,(quar.)——
&
Mfg.
Co.,
1
150c
1
7-13
7-16
15c
9-
15c
12-
3
Chase
,
Common
Belmont
Benrus
Works
Finance
Watch
Berkshire
15c
Co.
,
1
7-13.
9-29
9-14
2%
——
,
8-
25c
(quar.),——
(quar.)—
(stock div.)
3-1-57
50c
—
Iron
Beneficial
8-
1
7-16
Gas
Co., common (increased)—-.
20c
5%
preferred (quar.)
—,
"$1.25
Best
Foods, Inc.
(quar.)—,—,
50c
Special
$1
,,
.
—
Blddeford
Bishop
&
Oil
Bliss
Bloch
Co.
of
(quar.),,t—
San
$1.25
(quar.),,
common
(quar.)___
Boeing
div.
Eoston
Inc.,
5%
Maine
7-20
7-
A
RR.,
9-15
(quar.)
(see
8-
1
1
Bradley)
7-16
receipts
British
Columbia
Columbia
Power
Increased
7-19
63.80
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Shoe; (quar.)
Stock
Budget
5%
1
8-15
Colonial
Class
„
Products
5%
(quar.),,
8-
$12VaC
com.
(increased)
8-
7
6-18
1
6-30
7-
Colorado
1
5
9-17
(Increased
quar.)
50c
8-
Co.' (quar.)
1
7-
9-
80c
_
4
8-15
9
9-14
4
9-
1
7-16
6-28
5 %
8-15
7-16
$125
7-16
6-28
6%
pfd.
tion
(entire
on
issue
60
•
preferred
6%
called
for
redemp-
7-16
preferred
serial
Bunker
Hill
Co.
(quar.)
Eurdines, Inc.
Burger Brewing (quar.)
Burns
&
Co.. Ltd.
15c
13C
6c
$1
I
->Or
~
~
15c
III
(quar.),
Timber
Caldwell
Sl.50
BOc
Linen
1st
2nd
Calgary
Mills,
preferred
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
7-16
8-
1
7-
(auar.)
10-30
7-20
j33C
8-15
8-
7-30
6-30
7-13
1
8-15
8-
3
3
Southern
Gas
7-20
4
12-20
10-
99-
investment
8-
1
7-13
40e
7-20
6-30
I
I-IIIII
$1
171/°
7-16
6-30
$1 50
7-16
6-30
$1 75
7-16
6-30
$0.7266
7-16
6-30
55C
8-15
7-31
9
9-20
9-
6
7-16
preferred
8-
1
8-
1
'
8-1
Dover
'
30c
(quar.),,,.
(initial)
4
7-30
9-1,.
du
(quarterly
$5c
8,
1
6-22
7-16
„
7-25
7-16
7-
7-16
7-
7-20
7-
6
$1
8-15
8-
1
1
8-
8-15
$37c
$38c
(quar"
$2.09
preferred
$2.20
preferred
47 V2C
.
9-15
9-
1
12-
/
12-15
;
1
Connohlo,
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Copper Mines
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(Interim)
the
A
Co.
Consolidated Laundries
Consolidated
Metal
Ltd.
of
one
less
1
(s-a)
shilling
(quar.)
Products
7-
5
1
7-
5
7-
5
8-
1
8-
1
7-16
1
$25c
10-
1
8-20
8-
9-20
8-
9
1
7-12
8-.1
7-20
8-
7
Natural
(s-a)
;
Gas
-6
25C
7-20*
8-15
7-20
7-11-
8-
7-13-
:./»
*37V2c
1
25C
9-20
8-15
25c
7-23
$17VeC
—
7-30
..
25c
.
9-14
8-
1
7-10
6-29
-
7-31
7-17
£-31
8-17
9-28
v
9-14'
noc
8-24
7-31
tioc
k
(quar.),— /
8-
1
7-16
8% 1
7-16
t31Y2c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
.
(quar.)
$$1.12 Va'
7-16
$35c
—
;
i
6-22
7-16
6-28
'
i
;
$17V2C
7-16
6-28
(increased
$40c
7-31
$25c
/ 7-25
$31VtC
9-15
8-17'
$12V2e
8-
1
7-
/• $12V2c
11-
1
10-
$25c
Ltd.
10-
1
9-
(quar.)
-
quar.)/:
6-29
7-
6
k
Ltd.,
common—
3
V
1
"
pfd.
$$1.75
(quar.)
7-16
$2r<c
7%
'7-31
%
(initial
6-15'
6-30
20c
9-
1
8-15
20c
12-
1
11-15-
4%
quar.)
(5
(quar.),,,.
12-1
from
net
earned
realized
8-
$1.25
—
25c
.
cents
11-15
1
7-27-
7-16
7-
6
in-
securi¬
—'
10c
7-31
7-20
—
15c
7-16
7-
Ltd—k_
$10c
7-30
6-30
8-
7-13
;
I
Canada
of
&
I.)
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
25c
—
8-
—
—
(quar","—
pfd/ (accum.)
$1.50
•
1
9
8-14
7-21
'
11-1
10-22
Co.—
&
(quar.)
Gas,
9-10
15c
(quar.)
15c
Nemours
1
30c
—
non-voting
(quar.)
de
Natural
Co.
(quar.)
Securities,
Supply Co.
class
7-25
$1.12 l/2
37 V2C
12ViC
7-10
7-16
y-
7-10 /
7-25 ..
87 »/2c **
k
(quar.)
RR.
(s-a)_^
Mines, "Ltd
Bakeries,
6-28
9-27
10-10
preferred
$1.50
—
7-17
6-29
$15c
:
8-15
7-18
8-15
k—
,
7-18
Ltd.—
preferred
Industries,
(quar.),——
(quar.)
common
>
10c
-
•
-
7-16
6-30.
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
12 Vic
—
Massachusetts
$$1
,
.
—
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
A
Racing
Common
Street
Ry.—-
7-20
7-16
-
Eastern
States
A
9-
1
8-15
7-16
7-
2
7-
2
$40c
7-16
6-22
7-16
6-22
42 Vac
8-15
7-16
$2
7VaC
par)
(accum.)
(accum.)
10-
1
3
8-
1
8-
1
9-15
$1.75
—L.
$1.50
Washing
Edison
Sault
Electric
(quar.)
7-
6
7-
6
(quar.)
Ekco
4
Products, common (quar.),,
V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Elastic
Stop-Nut- Corp.
Emerson
Radio
of
____
—
America
fuar.)
&
Phonograph (stock div.)
Emery Air Freight (stock dividend)
Emhart
Mfg.
Millwork
Co.
&
*
each
pfd.
common
par
div.)
5%
Erie
Ltd
of 4%
1
25c
8-
1
7-16
1%;
8-
1
7-
100%
preferred
7-13
5
7-26
7-19
8-15
7-16
31
7-16
2%
7-25
6-30
7-30
7-16
7-31
6-30
7
non-cum.
7-31
7-31
7-13
9-
8-
1
3
8-10
7-20
8-
1
7-20
62 V2c
8-
1
7-20
87 Vac
9-10
8-31
5c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed
6-30
15c
50c
2nd
&
7-13
1
8-
share, held)
Forge & Steel, common
1st
6-21
8-
value preferred for
Equity Corp., common (annual)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
7-16
50c
$1.12 Va
$10c
(stock
(quar.)
Products,
(one share
$2.50
7-18
10c
4%
Associates
Heating
7-25
60c
(quar.)
Co..
7-18
30c
(quar.)
Empire Petroleum
redeemable
—
7-25
20c
Machine Co. Ltd.
$5c
*5c
Easy
Stock dividend
7-16
7-
Corp.—
preferred
preferred B
6-14
25c
and
par
$6
Enamel
7-18
no
$7
on
tax
(accum.)
Association—
(both
Employers Gtoup
$40c
(quar.).
„
(quar.),
participating
6%
Erie
& Smelting
7-10
.
Laboratories-^-
Empire
1
25c
Consolidated Mining
Extra
5
(E.
Eastern
7-16
25c
(quar.)
7-10>
'
8-15
55c
participating preferred
OK
5%
5
1
Africa—
income
7-10
7-25
(quar.)
prelerred
dv*
preferred
preferred
4%
5
7-
York—
South
Extra
Consolidated
5
7-
8-
$1.25
of
shares
7...
c
56 V»
32VaC
New
of
dividend
ordinary
8-
4Cc
(quar.)
Fields
52V4c
10c
(quar.)—
Gold
8-
55c
(quar.)___k
Canada
Pont
Eastern
1
56V4c
common
(quar.)
of
I-
8-
51 V2c
;
8-
51c
(quar"
Co.,
8-.1
50c
(quar.),
6-28"
*
"
Light & Power Co.—
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
J
Coffee,
Eastern
<
.
(quar.),
1
8k
—
Pennsylvania
1
1
—
:
preferred
8-
7-10;
7-16
VJ 25c
—
Sons
&
Sullivan
5
15c
8-15.
7^20
45c
V
12- i
*
4
7-25
;
—
••
$5c
5
$1.37 Va
25c
8
8-6
1
25C
(quar.)
common
Chemical,
East
Connecticut
Consolidated
&
A.)
7-10
60c
9-
45c
-
(quar.),—,
Ltd.
Ltd.
Bradstreet,
Eason
6-29.
$1.50
$2.04
&
$3.50
j
Power
Coal
East
,
5c
Quarterly
Quarterly
-
—
(quar.)
Steel
&
dividend
Co.
Duquesne
from
:
preferred
(R.
Film
'■■$4.50
8-16
7-12
50c
8-
"
common
Ltd.,
Class A non-voting
9-2H.
7-26
'
12-15
S.1:
.
quar.).
profits)
Pont
Dun
6-29
25c
y
4
,7-5*
'a '
(quar.)
&
Tar
cents
Duncan
6-29
7-30
28c
;*
4
9-
——_
preference
cents from
Du
'
!
.
Ltd.—L_
Gas, common (s-a)
5preferred (quar.)'
1____
Confederation Life Association (Toronto)
4.50%
Ltd.,
and
come
.
com.
9-
$2
62V2c
pref.
Co.? Ltd.
Inc.
ties
9
9-
7-10
7-bl't-
40c
25c
Furniture
7-20
10-10
$5
;
Natural
Connecticut
Steel
v^orp.,
60
7-
A
P
—
(quar.)—
A
6-29
6-22.
•/*.;
k,
7-10'
v
(quar"k——
Oil
Fields
(monthly)——,—
Fund,
>-
Du-Art
9-20
7-10:
7-20
37 Vac
A
Drexel
7-16
8-15
*
'
7-16
;
40c
—
Foundries
Stock
7-13
7-24
,22 Vac
(quar.)
Fund
Concord
v'
(quar"—
common
Ducommon Metals
$2
(s-a)
Corp.
"
(quar;)
Quarterly
7-16
.
7-27-
v
7-23 .«
$3
"
quar.)—.
(quarj),i_
(increased
preferred
Donnelley
J
7-19
1
8-
8-15
'
7-20
8-1
(
7-11*
7-25
50c
(quar,),,
"
-
Dominion Textile.Co.,
Ltd.,
Donnacona
Paper Ltd
/
6-28
r
7-16
•
3
7-11-
7-25
50c
—
(quar.)
preference
(quar",'
$1
\
7-16
'$2
(quar.)
common
Consolidated Edison
75c
7-
7-31
3lV»c
_k
new
Fund
7-13
7-13
(quar.)'
income)
Electric,
4 Va. %
Dominion
8-10
7-31
10c
(quar.)
Dearborn
corp.—
Increased quarterly
Stock
Consolidated
6-15
1
7-
1
35c
——;
shares
Dominion Stores,
„
''8-10
35c,J
20c
.
(monthly)
(quar.)
International
7-13
1
'
___
preferred—,!
Engineering
1
1
1
7-187-18
,
7-27
8-
50c
/
—.
——
7%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion: Oilcloth & Linoleum,
5
7-16
2»/a%
8-
8-
9-
7-31
$1.25
dividend
Bakeries
8-
•
preferred,,
Cprp.
-
common-(quar.)
convertible
Dominion
Co.—
Edison
-
1
7-10.
7-10
7-16
10c
—
——_"—
.1 .'
.7-20
7-25
,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
class
Fabrics,
Second
v
f; 7-20
•
8-
(quar.)———
(quar.
Dominion Glass ^0.,
7-20
8-15
10c
1
Fund—
Co.
Mines
Dominion
7-27
35c
1st
Consolidated
7-16
8-17
8-
k_k_
8-
7-ia
•
"
Dominion
-
7-25
1-1-57
50c
1
8%c
>1-
1
8-
9-/7
12- 1
1
8-
30c
class
Dominion^ Bridge
•
'
,
12-28
25c
'
$1.25 pfd.
50c
v
.7-10,
''
'
8-15
7-25* '
9-28
933/4C
(quar.)
(quar.) _i——-i;
Mfg.
Products,
Dominguez
/ 9-14
/ 9-10
.
6-29
8-
—
9.
7-16
/
$1.13
(s-a)__—
Co.,
Cox
Mfg.
-Dome
7-16
1
8-10
9-14.
'
A
Yard -Co.
convertible
Beneficial
7-16
8-15
9-14
11-
9-28
$1
7-16
10-
,
7-16.
>:
3
$1.06
k
—,
6-22
8-15
.
4
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,_——1
&
Dodge
,6-22
', 7-30
87 Vac
k—_
(quar.)
7-16
$20c
$1.50
9-
50c
Common
1st
System
Pictures
B
Dodge
10-15
•
7-20
%,
$1.12 Va
Ry.
9
j50c
„
Facking
6-22
1
.■
$1.75
•
7-14
9-29
>
28c
k
8-15£
8-15
$2
28c
Corp. (N. Y.)
Disher Steel-Construction Co., Ltd.—
'
$2.06
10-
8-
8I20r
(quar.)II
Elec. Power, $3 preferred
(quar.)
California Oregon Power
Co., com. (quar.)
$4.70 preferred
(quar.)_„_
66
preferred (quar.)
CalifoiTia
9
6
California
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (initial)
7-12
8-10
6
3ic
common
97
6-28
7-
25c
preferred
6-28
7-
$1.75
(quar",
participating
Power,
7-16
7-9
~
common
6-28
7-16
t$3.50
(quar t
Land
7-16
7-23
"fc
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
"*
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)_I
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred
(quar.)—
Calaveras
6-28
7-20
fie.
"
Cement
7-16
$1
I—I
Calaveras
&
Combustion
Concord
25c
I
Burroughs Corp.
&
11-
$1
75c
common
9-10'
Discount
8-15
$1.12'/a/,
(quar.)
non-cumulative
6%
(quar.)
1956)
Burgess-Manning Co.
Power,
non-cumulative
Concord
17V2c
pfd. (issued April 12,
pfd. (issued May 25, 1956)
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Bullocks,
"
income)
,
—
Tunnel
&'
Match
Class
«
7-10
1
40c»
•
(quar.)_—__
investment
4%
Stock
6-28
'
'
;
serial
6%
1
9-
4
•
Gas Corp.,
Commonwealth
15C
(quar"
convertible
8-
$2
Commonwealth
July 31 at $11.50 per share
plus
cents
(from
1
50c
Co/(quar.),,_—1__
si,50 'i preferred
7-16
8-
(s-a)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
Combined Locks Paper, class A
dividend)
7%
1
50c
preferred
10-
$1.75
pfd.
Drefus
series
Central
Gasket
|
;
7-14
25c
:.
series
Corp.—
DiGiorgio Fruit,
2
8-
-
$1.50
(quar.)
—
A.)
/
15c
(increased
A
Canada
Edison
7-16
1
,
Commonwealth
(quar.),,
7-
levic.
:
—
1
(quar.)
Light, Co.
Stock
Union
Diamond
6
1
'
(L.
&
Tramway
Detroit
5
7-
8-
;
Oil &
Columbia
8-10
lOc
(quar.)
10-
1175
(s-a),__—_
Products,*
Bottling
preferred
Columbia
25c
common
1
1
8-
60c
:
8-
"
"(quar",————
preferred
Detroit
4
7-16
$1'
k
(quar.)__
4%
„
plus .dividend)
preferred
Coal
Fund
Colorado
10-
*•:
Finance—
Colorado
6-21
7-16
95C
9-
8-
20c
i—
10c
v..,
—
5%
$2V2-$3V2 preferred
8-3
11-
/30c
k_k—
B
Colonial
4Va%
20c
i
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (entire issue called for re¬
demption on July 2 at $100 per share
€%
A
Mahoning Ry„
5%"1956"
7-16
t35C
prior
:
A
(quar.)—
Radio, class A
9-
(final)
■)
*
100% "
—
k
1
(quar.)
(annual),;.
Power
Doeskin
(quar.)
ciass
$8
Denver
•
6-27
8-15
,9-20
75c
Co.
t72V2c
——
prior
5%
Coca-Cola
Collins
Ltd.—
Plan,
dividend
6-28
Collins
100%
(Charles)
Finance
Stock
&
Aluminum
9-18
dividend
Brunning
Club
1
(quar.)
Brown
6-28
7-16
v
.
5
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4% guaranteed (quar.)
7% guaranteed, (quar.)—
10-
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas.
JbaKenes,
Cllnchfield
7-19
8-27
7-13
•
$$1.12 Va
ordinary
Forest
British
5
9-19
8-15
.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
dep.
7-
25c
55c *L
!
7-10
'.
(quar.)
(quar.),
preferred
(Increased)__—"
Co.
Detroit
(quar.)
pfd.
8-
.
preferred
common
Common class
Denver
7-14
:ii«Vicr
,
$i0c
preference
American
ciaassen
9-14
12-14
8-, 1
10%
Clearfield
12-28
7-14-
"*
Co.____-__k;
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12
7-9
9-
(quar.)
Co.
&
Delaware
7-18
1
25c
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating, com.
$4.50 preferred-(quar.)
$1.25
1
7-18
;
2
9-28
8-
8-
-
20c
7-10,
$1.25
$1
$1.06 Vi
7-10
_
f
—1
1
—
7-10
;V,
■,
Co.
A
8-14\
7-20
10c
;.
class
12-14
9-11
*
Vilbiss
1
1
6-151
6
28VBC
]
;
(quar.)
ki
Steam Turbine—
Laval
De
DePontet
investment
1
7-
De
8
20C
(quar.)_—
8-
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
Celanese.
Service
(quar.)
A
8
$1.05 ;.
dividend
Investing
Inc.
8
$-1.
11-
1-1-57
40c
Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Sugar Co. (quar.)—
Rubber,
class
9-
8-25
'
$2
12-
-
-21 v.
1
8-
2%
(quar.)
8%
Water,
Daystrom,
?
Products'
City Baking, 7%
A
pfd.
Brothers, Inc.
12-
8-
37 »/2c
,'i-
;
v
8-
J5c
$2.80
2
8
9-
$2.50
—
Denn'isoh Manufacturing—
'y
7-16
Extra
British
City
9-12
4'/i%
(quar.)
3%% pfd.
Corp.?
Dayton
9-20
7-16
8-15
—-
preferred
*
2
2-
-13
11-15
dividend),
y
9-20
.20c
"
preferred
8c
'■'»
(quar.)
(quar.),,1—
Davidson
4.
9-
A
Davenport
2
9"
*
-
,
70c
Ltd.,
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
4 Mi %
preferred
(quar.)
7-11
7-
7-
9-21"
/
30c
preferred
Milton
4%
Cities
7-16
—
(Milton)
7-13
7-2
10-
(quar.)
A
dividend
5%
& Light, $4 preferred
preferred (quar"„
4Va% preferred, (quar.)
Dallas Transit Co.; common,,,
Dana
1
$2.50
Power
12-20
$1.25 ;
(quar.)_.
Molded
8-
-
.
(final)
preferred (s-a)
(stock
Land,
Atlantic
12-20
$1.25;
$0.4722
—
(quar.)—
5%
class
Stock
6
60c
I
<$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(from net
•
■
17 V2C
$4.24
7%
6
-13-
7-25
7-16
ordinary
Mfg.
Seal
&
Forster,
Class
6.
,+
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)„—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common
'(quar.)
7-16
20c
$1.25
v
-7--7
7-16
y
8 V2c
Stock
8-
7-20
-
.
'•>/
Bank
Inc.
preferred
Chicago
8-20
87'/2c
;
Mines,
$2
7-31
9-29
35c
Corp.,
common
(quar.)—
preference ? (quar.)y
& Eastern Illinois RR.—
$3
r
Chicago
6
8-30
45c
(Initial)—
preferred
Bralorne
8-15
10c *'■
*
Chicago
7-20
1
7-
Income)
4(4%
7-10
4
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust (stock
dividend)
One share for each four held—
Bradley
6
25c
■
(resumed)
common
preferred
&
Co.
class
Edison,
4.25%
Boston
6
7-
":7-
50c
.
'
,
Manufacturing
Bostitch,
7v
7-31
y7-31
<
(quar.)
Manhattan
1
preferred-(quar.)_____.—.——
Dallas
•
11-15
it."-
Utility:(quar.)
Products
8-
35c
(quar,);
Curtis
Mfg."' Co.i,,/,
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A
•
11-15
25C
——
;
A
International,
Oil &
Cuban
2"
11-30
-
r"
17 V2C
(quar.)
common
-
Shoe,
class
Corp.
&
$1)12
<■
8-15-
A 60c
y
(quar.),,.
Lines
(quar.),,,
Inc.
Cuban-American
8-15-
11-30
•
»•
Borg (George W,) Corp. (quar.),,
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3Vi%
preferred
(quar.),
Boss
7-27
7-27
I
—
8-
share for each share held)
(one
6-29
8-
25c
(quar.)—,!
preferred
Airplane—
Stock
./ *7-16
7;
8-31
/
Cheaspeakc Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
A
30c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry„ common (quar.)_k,
s 87V2c
3Va% preferred (quar.)—
*
87'/a c3Va% conv, preferred (quar.)
j
87V2c
Chesapeake Utilities
'
• 15c .
City Stores Co., common (quar.)iu._,—
35c
6-29
75c
Francisco—
convertible
7-16
50c
—
,
5%
9
5c
(quar,),—
Tobacco,j
preferred
Blum's
Water
—
(quar.)
W.)
Bros.
6%
Saco
Co.
(E.
—-
2-
1
"8-31
125C.y
V,
————
preference
;Llght Co.—
Fund,
8-10
112c
,
preferred
Chemical
9
113c
——
(quar.)
Public
Certain-Teed
8-10
11-
4.20%
Central
6-14
4
;—__
—
'
,
1
8-
*
——,—;
&
'7-6
9-
125c
convertible
Power
7-10
1
•27
$1.75
receipts
Sexton,
Cork
Crystal
8-
1
//. Class B (quar.).—
Crum
I
—_
Corp*
Co.,
Crown
7-20
8-
,
—,—___—
—^
preferred
6-30
Crossett
6-29
<
t$1.30
Insurance—
Package
&
8-13
40c
(quar.)
Agulrre
$1.50
4%
9-10
10-
common—
(Common
j,
6-22
8-13-
Cold
Central
9-10
7-27
30c
-———
10-
;
1
"•*-
Gas & Elec.
Central-Illinois Securities—
7-10
8-
75c
Creamery
Corp,
held).;
Ltd,, class A
Central Hudson
7-20
140c
;
(s-a)_
common
—
Telephone Co.
Belknap Hardware
98-
,
Craadock-Terry
Craig Systems.
8-27
-
Sugar
(quar.)—
Storage (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.),
r 5%
preferred A (quar.).
f 5%
preferred B (quar.)
7-31
(quar.)—,
-i—
125c
preferred
(quar.)—135c
Eell
Corp.,
Central
7- 2.
175c
(quar.),
Ltd.,
A
81.40
Beech
Cenco
Ltd.—
$3
Apartments,
preferred
7-20
8-15
1$1.75
—
Paper
^T——,—.
Lumber,
Class
45c
(quar.)——___———
Arts
1st
7-6
Tudor
dep.
8-15
8-27
..
(s-a)__
(Ont.)
$2.50
7-16
"■ ?
of
American
7-20
$1.25
•20*
v
6-22
140c
6
-
1
Ltd.—
7-16
27 V2 c
-
*
Celotcx Corp., common (quar.)
: 5%
preferred (quar.)—,.
1
,
—
Baystate Cprp.
$6
$1.25
180c
Ltd.—
(s-at—
Power
A
Beaux
7-20
B
Central
(extra)
Bathhurst
Beaver
8-27
Transit—
pfd. (This payment clears arrears),
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common : (quar.),— *
7%
9-17
91)
—
$2.50
Class
7-16
Products(
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Class
KK.
preferred
non-cum.
B
shares
ten
Food
Class
7-16
7-27
7-27
——25c
~.
&
for each
Class
8-15
3c
'
——
share
(One
quarterly
140c
>
—
(quar.)
Mining Corp.—
<
,
7
8-25
9-
20c
8-
>
75c
7
7'
$1
class
Cosmopolitan Realty
Crown
——
Light,- common..
Paper Co.
dividend
Catelli
(quar-/)—-——25c v
1
137Vic
(final),,T———
7-13.
10-15
9-
1
(quar.
Life
8-15
...
10-
*
8-1
15c
•
A Common;,,
*
Carolina
1-15-57
$1.50
,
1
1
(quar.)
Beverage
Cribben
7-16
r-31
6-29-
9-
2%
Capital Venture FUncl-———>■——Carolina, Cllnchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.).i^;""
7-31
10c
7-31
6
(pay¬
7-31
,"$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.);
Baldwin Rubber Co.
Baltimore
•
.
6-29
t-
175c
7- 2
7-31
7-
7-16
-
7-23
&
Cott
■
10-
(quar.)
com.
Insurance
Investors,
Courtaulds,
(s-a)
(final)——
Class
preferred
7-10
1
1
$1.13
America,
Transportation
7%
>
20»
10-
$1.12 Mu
—
Products Refining Co.,
Corn
C
,
Corporate
115c
>"
of
•30*
8-20
$1.04
(quar.)
Life
7-10'
110c
Ltd.—
Corp.
7-16
55c
(quar.),,
preferred
8
15c
(quar.)
Continental
Trust
(s-a)
preferred
Cosmopolitan
(quar.)..—
A
Power
8-
1$1.25
Class
-
8-1
r
7-16
;—
(ordinary)
Wallpaper Mfg.
.
9-14
12-14
1$1.50
(quar.)
common
Ry.
Vickers Ltd.
1
1
1-2-57
127Vic
^
—
Canadian
Co.—
preferred
preferred
6%
(quar.)__
"0-
4%
8
6-
(quar",,^—__
preferred
52%
6-
7-16
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)-t,,,
Container
6
7-12
.
,»
(quar.)
Cos.,
7-
1
1S1.25
...——
non-cumulative preference
in sterling)——..
4 7o
Stock
6%
Oil
Pacific
6-28
7-31
8-
.
137 Vic
■
able
_
Quarterly from
——•—
7c
Ayies (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
—
30c
4Va%
preferred (quar.)"
—;; $1.12 Va
4Vi% preferred (1947 series) (quar.)—
$1.12¥2
Baldwin
—
prelerred
Canadian
7-17*
8-1
common
Canadian
/
Ltd.—
Investment
International
Ltd.
7-20
7-30
7-30
oV*c
6Vic
"B" Inc.—
income",—
Corp.
7-27
<4
Co.,
preferred
4.50%
2
pretcrred
Power
7-16
Inc.—
Continental
—
General Investments, Ltd
Industries Ltd.,
com.' (quar.)
Canadian
Fund
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-
4.16%
*
(quar.),,,,
—
8-
/
15c
15c
15c
37Vac
56V4C
prior preferred (eccum.)———
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
Axe-IIoughton
Co.,: Ltd., com.
1
8-> 1
30c
Mfg. Corp., $2.25 con v.
& Machines, Inc.—
5%
Bronze
5%
Avildsen Tools
Old
7-31
7-31
Royalties,
Participating
Consumers
7-10
7-* 2
hoc
8-
(quar.)
B
&
A
7-10"
t$1.50
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-10
1
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse. Co.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
—;
4%
—;—--
.
1
1
10 Vic
.—
10c
——
dividend
Stock
8-
25c
Ltd
15c
ll%c
20c
————-
class A (quar.)——«—
Newspaper,
6%
Mines,
J40c
tl5c
8-
6-30
7-25
.91
125c
(initial)
shares)
Red Lake
Canadian
of Rec.
i
(quar.)
Consolidated
8-
35c
5
Holdert
7-10
7-10
31c
110c
7-25
lc
1
1
31 Vic
—
,
(quar.)—
:
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
-
(initial)-———...—
(Each block share represents
shares
7-
8t
33c
Campbell Soup Co, (quar.).
Canada Southern Ry. (s-a)
1
When
Payable
Paper Corp. Ltd.+-
Increased
7-10
8-
-
30c
;
7-10
8-
8-.1
25c
—"—
preferred
8-
Ordinary
Block
25c
1
1
Per
Share
Name of Company
consolidated
'
9-
"•
Consolidated
of Rec.
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Holdert
'
Common
*55c
30c
(quar.)
When
Payable
Telephone Co.—
8-
———
common
&
Water
$4.50
preferred B (quar,)—
Mining & Development
3.15%
Corp.
7-31
Ltd.—
•3.10%
435%
1
9-
*LZ5
—
,4%
Atlantic Refining
Per
Share
Name of Company *
California
preference—,
—"
City Electric, common (quar.)
5 Va %
Atlantic
Atlas
of Rec.
iquar,",—
Line Ry. («-a)
Corp.
Acceptance
Holdert
Payable
Fe Ry.—
8anta
Topeka
Common
(quar.)
When
Share
Hame of Company
Atchison,
(quar.)
Volume 184
Number 5551
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(225)
Per
Railroad,
$5
preferred
$5
preferred A
A
preferred
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
$1.25
9-
1
$1.25
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
:
12-
1
11-
9
7-16
7-
5
65c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Exeter & Hampton Electric,
5%
When
Share
Name of Company
Erie
$1.25
7-16
7-
$1.50
8-
1
8-15
7-23
35c
8-15
8-
Increased
5
Stock
Fairchild
Fall
Co.,
6%
Camera
River
Falstaff
Gas
preferred
&
.(quar.)
Instrument
Co.
Corp
(quar.)—
(increased)
Brewing
Class A
(stock
Fate-Root-Heath
Insurance
Federal
National
7-11
8-15
8-
1
Hartford
7-
2
Hartiord
Steam
2%
7-16
7-
8-
1
7-16
9-
1
8-
___
(stock div.)
200%
»
(Marshall)
A
Stores
&
Co.
(A
stock
B
class
on
A
Corp.,
Bank
D
(quar.)
25c
7-16
7-
5
E
(quar.)
25c
7-16
7-
5
7-16
6-30
7-31
7-
2
7-27
7-
30c
7-25
7-
2
7-20
7-10
45c
7-31
7-11
7-31
7-13
933Ac
7-31
7-11
7-17
Wallace,
Y.l
1
77-
Co.
7-20
shares
Bank
for
each
Franklin stores
stock
2.437
Brick
Fraser
Cos., Ltd.
7-5
8-
7-20
1
7-27
8-
in
Hudson
6-29
Hudson
$4
7-26
7-16
8c
7-27
7-16
5%
*30c
7-25
6-30
5%
10%
11-15
B.)
(R.
___
&
Co., .6%
E.)
Co.,
convertible
preferred
Hydro-Electric
Preferred
Illinois
Brick
9-
7
12-28
12-
Corp.
8-1
7-10
3-
9-
1
7-10
1
7-2
15c
9-. 1
10-
1
•
,
Co.
(quar.)—
7-20
7-20
1
7-20
preferred .(quar.)
Gamewell
Co.
4%
$8
Baking Co., commonpreferred (quar.)——_____
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Gas
8-10
7-10
50c
7-25
6-15
0.0075%
0.0075%
Trust
0.0075%
.
Shoe
$3.50
Corp.,
preference
General
preierred
preferred
General
5.20%
General
*40c
Co.
of
25c
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
6-29
7%
pfd.
8-
7-10
V
1
Gold
$1.25
8-
1
7-
2
7-31
7-18
7-31
8-
7-
Goodyear Tire &
&
4.62'A%
Goodall
8-15
$4.36
7-10
$4.22
$1.12'A
7-25
7-10
35c
7-20
7-
20%
(W1.
R
Co.—
.
1
8-20
7-16
7-16
4.20%
9-15
8-15
7-31
7-10
15c
7-17
7-17
8-
1
1
7-16
56y»c
(quar.)
5713c
35c
(quar.)
com.
8-15
42Vic
8-
1
8-
12-10
11-10
$2
9-10
(quar.)
$2
9-10
B
(quar.)
$2
preferred
A
(quar.)
$2
8%
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Greeley Square
(quar.)
I
preferred
$2
(quar.)__
Green
(H.
L.)
(Texas)—
...
(N.
Y.)
preferred
preferred
(New
Lime
Class
12-10
11-
12-
com.
i5C
7-ig
6-29
Hagan
initial
8-
$1.60
3
MacAndrews
1—i
7-16
6-20
8-31
8-10
Macfadden
8-
1
7-16
11-
1
10-15
9-14
8-31
$4
7-30
7-14
6-15
7-16
9-15
10-15
9-15
4.35%
-
;
Kennedy's,
8-31
7-26
7-16
7-16
6-15
8-
7-14
3%%
Kerr
9-10
8-17
12-17
11-26
1
7-18
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
1
10-17
Mansfield
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
3
1
8-
1
7-13
$1.05
8-
1
7-13
20c
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
7%
$1
05
60
6%
1
7%
i30c
12-
1
11-
1
7%
7-16
Stores
Kropp
1st
Co;
Kurz-Kasch,
15c
7_2Q
Kwikset
(stock
Rubber
&
Ltd.
Maple Leaf Gardens,
7-
7-25
7-16
7-20
7-20
6
7-
5
7-
5
*31'Ac
7-14
*15c
7-16
7-16
*15c
1
7-16
7-13
8-
7-15
1
8-31
8-25
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-18
6-22
8-31
8-15
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
7-17
6-29
Field
&
Co,
Casualty
(Quarterly
Massawippi
Matthiessen
McCall
Corp.
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class
B
Class
A
8-15
4%
9-
(quar.)
Stock
12-15
7-20
7-13
Metal
9-29
Michaels
7-16
12-30
7-
6
12-20
15c
8-
10-
1
9-14
8-
1
7-16
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
1
7-
*30c
7-16
7- 3
3
7-16
6-23
7-16
6-20
8-31
8-13
7-20
6-22
7-25
6-23
8-
6
6-29
8-
1
6-30
7-30
7-16
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-10
8-31
7-31
7-20
6-30
Corp.,
common
7-17
7-31
7-17
7- 2
1
(quar.)
8-
2
7-
S
11-
2
10-
9
8-
1
7-20
$1.183A
9-
1
8-17
$1
—
9-
1
8-17
Scott—
&
7-31
8-
45c
9-29
9-13
^dividend
&
Pacific Grain
Laboratories.
Milton
5%
Inc.
Manufacturing,
class
A
7-20
7-10
7-25
7-10
Minnesota
25c
7-16
6-30
Minute
&
Maid
Ontario
Corp.
Paper
(quar.)
12-
9
8-2Q
(quar.)
56V.C
8-31
8-15
56'Ac
11-30
11-15
$1.12'A
8-31
8-10
$1.12'A
11-30
11-13
l'A %
9-15
8-13
7-25
7-16
7-16
6-29
15c
(monthly)
7-16
7-
7-20
7-10
1
9-14
20c
Bradley Co., common
preferred (s-a)
5c
1
8c
Corp. Ltd.
3
Miller
9-
*$1
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
4.50%
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
Micro-Moisture Controls, Inc.
(stock divid.)
4Va%
Midland
1-7-57
20c
Co.—
4%%
Miles
9-13
12- 3
iy2%
:—
Corp.
Stern
10-13
12-21
1V2%
dividend
Textile
7-16
9-
$1.75
—
7-31
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
8-15
20c
—
8-25
9
7-10
7-16
25c
^
10-15
l'Ac
7-25
7-
7-20
25c
Stock
1-2-57
$2.50
1
7-19
37yac
^
31'Ac
(s-a)
8-
7-2
37'Ac
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)—
22'Ac
—:
$3
100%
30c
—
Merritt-Chapman
7-16
25c
43A%
8-15
9-15
6
9c
l'Ac
8-16
1
6
7-
t$l
(quar.)
1
10-
7-
1
*35c
(quar.)
1
87'Ac
1
8-
75c
—,
1
2
8-
85c
Ltd., common
preferred
9-
7-
9
7-17
55c
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
9-
8-15
7-
30c
9-
6-29
1
7-31
933Ac
preferred "1947 series" (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
T
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
$3.75
$1
1
8-
*$1.25
933Ac
(quar.)
May Department Stores, common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_____—
$1.05
7-16
$1
2
30c
Valley Ry.
<s-a»
Hegler Zinc Co._
$1.12'A
7-16
9
$3
&
—
20c
7-
200%
——_—
50c
1
27c
income)
net
from
Quarterly
Melville Shoe
$1.08%
8-
Trust—
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
McWilliams Dredging
(quar.)
—
$1.06 »A
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-15
;—
7-10
50c
6-29
Li
7-
7-20
*20c
dividend
Stock
4%
2
7-16
12 '/2C
*17'Ac
—
Massachusetts Investors
7-31
7-
7-16
I50c
(quar.)__—
7-16
8-
7-16
7-20
30c
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-24
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Telegraph &
Marshall
|
—
dividend)-—__
preferred (quar.)
Maryland
7-31
income_v__
—
5c
Locks, Inc.
2%
62'Ac
(quar.)__
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
7-23
56'Ac
Extra
Maritime
8-15
(Calif.)—
Co
Inc.
7-15
1
$1.50
—
L,
7-17
(quar.)_
(quar.)„
1
7-16
8-
5oc
—
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
1
50c
4.50%
common
Forge
7-20
—-
(quar;)__
95c
_—
2nd preferred
25c
—
"(quar.)
(accum.)
8-15
7-16
10c
pfd.
8-
10c
Uuar.)
common
1
593/bC
—.
Forbes,
1
$1.30'/a
i
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
2nd
—
pr.rtic. ofd.
Co.
&
9-
22 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger Co.,
8-
1
20c
Co.—
cents
Kobacker
1
8-
20c
common.,
G.)
9-
*20c
5%
8-31
25c
—
(quar.)_—
Shirt Co.
Common
9-
97'Ac
—__
&
Tire
9-
(auar.)___
Knusden Creamery
9-
*40<i
preferred
Mfg.
9-10
*22'/2c
Ltd.> class A (quar.)__
preferred
8%
8-
(quar.)—
(quar.)„_—
(quar.)
8-
50c
—
from net investment
Refrigerating Co.—
Manhattan
45c
(initial)——.'
common
6-30
8-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Publications
Manhattan
11-
62 Vic
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
130c
Extra
Inc.,
Power
•7-16
$2.50
(P.
933Ac
(quar.)_^___
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)__
6-30
Co.—
(s-a)_^__;—
R.) & Co., Inc.—
4 V2 %
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—:
Mallory
$1.09
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-16
•
37'/2c
preferred
Ry.
7-16
31'Ac
—.—
St. Louis
preferred
(R. H.) Col, Inc.,, 4.25% pfd. (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)_
8-
(quar.)—
A
9
55c
quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)
Quarterly
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
Kearney (James R.) Corp.;...!.—;
Kellogg Co.. 3V2% preferred (quar.)
7-20
6%
8-
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.)__——
class
9
7-
(Ky.)—
Macy
35c
—
(quar.)i—
1
Ltd.
quar.)
Ltd..
7-
10-15
preferred
9-15
$1.25
Canada,
1
Products,
Corp.
4.20%
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
of
1
133Ac
preferred
7-
Co.
(quar.)_—^
8-
*75c
Chemical,
7- 8
1
Ltd"5%
(Arthur
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___—j__
.
B
McKee
'
7-16
1
6c
preferred
80c
Quarterly
Gurney
B
Class
3
*50c
preferred
2
9-23
1
Ltd
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Grain,
7-
*50c
preferred
7-
1
1
Woodworking (quar.)_.
1
—
4% 'preferred (quar.)___z
4V2%
preferred - (quar,).
.
1
1
8-1
3 2'Ac
33A%
Co.
Holdings,
8-
City Power 6c Light—
3.80%
25c
_•
(quar.)
Alabastine
6-15
M
25C
conv.
preferred
10c
;
(quar.)___
6c
7-16
&
50c
____
Aircraft,
Kansas
9-1
37'Ac
1
j.
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile 6c Ohio RR.—
$5
McCabe
M
*bl)C
:
4y«%
6-25
6-20
$2
income)
Gypsum
43A%
New
11-10
Guardian Mutual Fund (from net investment
Guaranty Trust
8-17
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Kaman
11-16
50c
.
(quar.)
9-10
50c
(quar. )__„—__—_
Inc.
7-16
10-
15c
MR A
t83Ac
(auar,)i__r__
2
8-
Lynchburg Gas Co.
6-28
3
7-
8-
6-28
i—
common
7-13
''8-
6c
37'/2C
Co.,
7-
7-17
$1.24
*2oc
7-17
pfd. (accum.)
com.
7-16
1
5c
(quar.)__
Electric,
Co., 5%
Co.,
10c
Society
8-
1
7-18
8-
$1.04
Elec.
preferred
t$1.75
(quar.)_______^
Aluminum
7-16
9-10
-
pfd.
(quar.)
Equipment
Kaiser
12-10
7-16
.40c
:
conv.
Grolier
1
37Vic
(liquidating)
(quar.)
7-17
8-
$1.11
Ltd.—
Inc.,' common
Tea
12-10
'
40c
Building
Co.
.
*
'
_
Griesedieck Co., common
Griggs
5G'Ac
Co. (N. Y. Mquar.)
-
____
1
7-16
(quar.)
Lawrence
Corp.
1
(quar.)
(Waltar-'M.)
Ludman
6-29
8-
Rhode Island—
Quarterly
8-17
preferred
8%
Great Southern Life Insurance
2
7-16
30c
Co.,
1
933Ac
Jewel
8-17
9-10
preferred
8%
4'A%
7-
'
62 %C
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
$1
(quar.)_.
55c
L.)
4V2%
1
8-
(quar.)
(increased
Lunkenheimer
7-16
$1
2-17
B
1
&
20c
■s
Light—
non-cumulative
7-16
$1.25
8-17
$1.50
(quar.)_
Insurance
&
preferred
Journal
(quar.)
Co..
8-
&
5%
preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson &
7-2
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)—.
5%
7-20
Common
7-13
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred
(quar.)—_—_——
1
preferred-
8%
$5
Jantzen,
-
preferred B
5%
Inc.,
(F
Gas
25c
Heintz,
6c
Jacobs
7-16 "■
8-
(quar.)
Louisville
tl5c
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
Ironrite,
6-22
8%
Union
of
Service
Jack
6-26
25c
9-10
Great American
1
8-1
—
$1.50
Grand
8-
10c
27'/2c
9-20
12-21
Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.96%
,
Dock
&
Power
4.16%
4.44%
*37 Vic
preferred -(quar.)
3.90%
1
(quar.)
A
9-
Coal
convertible
Louisiana
7-10
1
5%
7-10
8-1
Lorain
7-10
1
$1.12 Va
—
preferred
8-
preferred
6%
7-10
8-
21V2C
(quar.)
Gas
Public
3.75%
7-31
quar.)
Batteries, Inc.,
&
Iowa
6
t50c
.
1
8-
8-
65c
—___
Co.
preferred
60c
H.)
Co., 4'A% pfd.
preferred (1955 series)
(increased
Trust
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
9-14
(quar.)
IP.
Gould-National
7-10
1
7-10
lincreasea quar; )
preferred
15c
(quar.)_,
10c
Lowney
(quar.)______
Share, 6%
Theatres
9-18
1
1-2-57
$1
(quar.)__
8-20
9-29
10-
$1
—
Candy (s-a)__
;___
:—______
Island Lighting Co. (quar.)____—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund__
Lower St.
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd.
Boston
________
2
8-15
7-20
8-31
$1
(quar.)
7-
1
7-31
$1
(monthly)
common
Long
7-10
1
21 ViC
__—
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
60c
(Canada)
(quar.)_;
Rubber
6-30
8-
Investors
7-14
7-25
Pump3, common (quar.)_l____i.
preferred (quar.)
Glatfelter
1
35c
°
Loew's
7-20
1
25c
&
convertible
*i5c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
preferred
Common
$2.50
Co._
Rubber
Co.
Co.,
preferred
5%
Corp
Investment Bond
7
7-16
$1.30
______
.-
H.)
8-
55c
dividend
(P.
1
1
8-
62 V2C
—
Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-conv.-
Intertype
■
6%50c
(quar.)
8%
Securities
preferred
conv.
$1.40
7-18
8-
53% c
:
—
par)'(quar.)
($5
Pipe
1
7-16
9-
$1
.4 ;
Ltd., common
(quar.)
com.
Joint
Monthly
preferred
6-29
1
55 (Ac
(quar.)
(Canada),
Power
$1.40
Mines, Ltd.—
common
H
25c
common
11'Ac
6
CO
I.),
(quar.)
8%
6
8-
52 V2C
-
(quar.)
Utilities
2
(quar.)—
7-
7-
65c
(quar.)
International
,
•
Glatfelter
7-
_____—_________
Bros.,
-.Stock
1
;
1
1
—__
(quar.)
Loft
*25c
Machines
Investment Foundation Ltd.
...;
Lock
(5c from Invest¬
preferred
Nickel
7%
22'Ac
r.'.
8-
8-
(quar.)__
(R.
10c
9-14
20%
(quar.)
capital
Corp.
preferred
$5
12-14
______
original
9-15
9-28
capital
$4.30 original capital
Local Finance
6-15
1
12-28
(quar.)____,
Harvester,
International
California—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)_
6%
International
37y2c
;
7-16
10-
$1.25
—_____
Business
7-16
87y2c
i
<.
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.) ■____
Telephone Co. cf the Southwest—
(Interim)
Grace
11-15
2-15-57'
8-
v
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Giant Yellowknife
Gimbel
.
(quar.)—;
common
Co. of Indiana—
$2.20
5%
International
93%c
,
7-14
31%C
Bronze .Powders
International
series A
Telephone
'A %
preferred
7-31
75c
2-18
8-
original
$4.30
2
6-22
common
participating
6c
—
(quar.)
General Telephone
•4%
8-15
Motors
General
Goulds
4'/a%
Corp.,
25c
(Boston)
11-16
3-9-57
7-13
$1.25
___■_
International
6%
(quar.)
1-10-57
1
7-16
Insurance Co. of North America
common—
$1.10
$1.10
8-
9-14
Interchemical
in- common,
8-17
8-HO
9-17
in
9-10
9-'l
7-16
payable
2-13
$1.10
10-*1
1
payable
1-16
3-9-57
*50c
12c
1
common-—
12-10
50c
583Ac
8-
55c
Enterprises
'
8-17
Co.—
50c
*35c
—___—
from
9-10
3
50c
*37 Vic
Fund
8-15
(quar.)
t30c
16 %c
8-15
1
Special guaranteed
(quar,)>'
and
1
9-
7-20
6-15
-(quar.)__.
Growth
9-
1
7-16
16y2c from security profits)
Income
50c
87'/2C
(quar.):
8-
8-
51c
10-
,
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)_
$5 preferred Xquar.)i—
$2
Institutional
10-10
(quar.)
*10c
from
7-10
1
(quar.)
30c
(5c
Railroad
1
9-1
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
6-15
(quar.)_
$2
in
Little
Miami
811-
7-18
7-16
(quar.)_.
15c
■
— ____ —
payable
Mills
General
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investors
General
,
Profits)
./ 7-
Corp.-r-
Industrial
General
4
ment
7-12
dividend
Stock
.
8-13
1
dividend
Stock
General
,
4
8-
dividend
Stock
,
Corp.
7-16
9-
and
7- 9
7-201
invest¬
$1
General
General
8-10
*30c
J
inc.
6-23
7-31
1
(quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.Un¬
Fund
*.
60c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
(quar.)——
convertible partic. pfd.
ment
7-31
15c
7-28
8-10
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Institutional-Growth Fund
7-18
9
60c
9-
7-
incorporated Income
Indian Head Mills, Inc. (Mass.)—
7-18
7-
8-
9-10
(quar.)
40c
Co.,
preferred
.
______—62'Ac
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
7-31
7-31
__
5%
7-20
8-15
8-
35c
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3Vi% preferred (quar.)
7-16
preferred
1
1
(quar.)_
7-18
$1
4.70%
8-1
7-20
9-17
35c
Co.
7-11
11c
(quar.)_
preferred \(quar.)_______'__ii______"
8-
8- 3
$2.51 Va
' $1.12 '/2
(quar.)
1
*$1.25
4.26%
*8-
15c
'
;
(quar.)__
A
8-20
10c
—
4.42%
37V2C
common
7-10
Insurance—
1
(quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com.
1
*15c
Missouri
Life
8-
income).
(quar.)_^
(quar.)__
8-
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
of
7-10
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
8-
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-10
60c
—____—
common
(quar.)
7-10
7-25
96'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
7-25
3iy4c
3.85%
7-25
31 'Ac
;
Common
$4.30
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
7-10
20c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
40c
—______
4.20%
9-14
7-25
7-13
30C
8
8-15
>
20c
(quar.)__
common
4Vi%
Co.
Link-Belt
'<
7" <2
7-16
7-10
25c
8-15 ->'■
1
7-25
Common.
8-
(quar.)
Co.,
20c
National
8-
;—
4.08%
7
3-29-57
preferred (quar.)„^„—.„.i——$1.50
Gamble-Skogmo, common (quar.)
15c
$1.50 preferred
Bros.,
50c
'
___.
Co.
1
7-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sons Co.,
Insurance
*$2.50
(s-a)_________~——
Power
$6
Lewis
*$2.50
Imperial Life Assurance
Gale & Co.,
5
Lincoln
___________
ordinary
Securities
B
Illinois
56 Vic
Brick
12-
7-31
pfd.
Co
Stores,
Life
—
(quar.)____i
Press
6-30
1
30c
(quar.)
12-
Co.—
dividend
8-15
$1
(annual)
12-15
6-30
5
%,,
Salt
6-29
(quar.)_.
preferred
9-28
2%
(quar.)
common
;
Leslie
6-29
(quar.)___^——___
Door
9-
2
'!
__—
2nd pfd.
Sash
Stock
1
5
1
(quar.).
class A
Mortgage
preferred
2%
—____
________
Erie
Hydraulic
7-16
Lerner
9-
1
(quar.)______
35c
___
r
dividend-.—.—.i.—:—
( quar.)
11-
' 7-16
'
7-13
(quar.)__________—
preferred
12-12
30c
$5
(quar.)
RR.
Corp.—
8-
$1.25
Ltd.,
1
$1.25
Co.,
1
9-15
8-
(quar.)__
1
common
(from
7-13
9-
Valley
8-
(s-a)
Ltd.—
($2.09 from capital gains during the fiscal
year and 42Vic from net ordinary income)
30c
_i._—.—
common
(quar.)
Inc.
7-16
1
dividend____
B
&
Huttig
1
7-31
._
5c
_
Huron
6-30
8-
1
7-13
2
9-12
Northrup,
Lehman
2
7-18
$1.25
Tire
&
(James)
37 '/2c
(quar.)—»—___
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Fund,
6.40%
6-26
1st pfd.
$5
(quar.)
Y.)
C
preferred
7-16
8-15
2
1
7-31
B
7-
7-13
7-30
8-
5c
8-30
10-
7-31
preferred
7-
1
8-10
7-31
A
Lees
9-10
10-15
15c
(quar.)
*25c
preferred
Lehigh
Lighting 6c Power Co.—
Class
of
7-25
&
1
7-16
A
Extra
7-16
7-16
45c
59 %c
(quar.)_;
preferred
*15c
5%
—_
(quar.)
Hughes-Owen:Co.,
Square
(quar.)
Stock
(D.
Houston
2
Y.)
(N.
preferred
8-24
25c
Stock
preferred
4%
4
__
Leeds
—
(N. Y.)
Co.
7-20
7-
(quar.)"
(quar.)______j._____—
(N.
9-
10c
v
Inc.
preferred
30c
7-ld
Rubber
8-
8-
common
Investment
Leece-Neville
,
1
(quar.)
preferred
$5
8-
12-14
12-14
*15c
Lawrence
Lee
4
12-31
12-31
A
preferred
40c
—
(interim)
(Joseph)
7-20
2oC
1
15c
______
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.,
Hardart
&
1
*20c
8-
8-15
5%
;_
^
common
Syracuse
(voting
dividend
_.i
$1.25
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Horn
7-20
8-1
c
class
9-
*15c
.
B
10c
Horder's,
Horn
'8-
quar.)_
common
35c
pfd.
Light, common
Insurance Co.
$0.215625
$0
(quar.)
dividend__|
Co.
Hotel
(stock dividend)
Trailer,
Stock
Mfg.
5%
1
-
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
cents
5%.
dividend—-
Renfrew
20c
cash
•
__
Co.,' 5%
$5 2nd preferred
7-16
7quar.)
Corp.
Refining
Holt
5-31
10c
Froedtert
Powder
Sugar,
Home
7-13
7-16
,
Realty
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%: preferred
7-13
1
*20c
(L.)
15c
Sessions,
40c
Holly
6-25
•
7-16
933Ac
held)__
(increased
5
preferred A (quar.)
Hilo Electric
6-25
7-17
25c
.V
Tile__.
&
7-
30c
*
(quar.)
Fraser
7-16
5
8-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
,
21'Ac
Gallon Products—
Stock
Corp.—
(Franklin
Y.)
7-
75c
(quar.)
common
5
(quar.)
common
preferred
Higbie
6-29
7-17
$1
(quar.)
li—.—.__L_\
N.
>
7-16
65c
.
__
of
Island
B
Co.,
33A%
6
(quar.)_
Canada, Ltd.
non-voting)
Friedman
Hayes Industries
Hecht
6
1
! 30c
preferred
7-
6
8-
321/2
class
7-
,
7-16
Haydock Funda (quar.).
9
,8-
•
(N.
Machine
&
Fram 'Corp.'
Franklin
National
4'A%
5%
25c
Extra
(quar.)_____
Gear
convertible
Funsten
50
Class
7- 2
*15c
convertible
Laurentide
7-16
preferred
65C
(quar.)—
Foundation
Fuller
5
7-20
1
preferred
7V2C
(quar.)______
common
City
preferred
Common
4%,
7-
1
8-
5%
Fran.)—
(San
Co.
Rubber
Corp.,
Bros.
Freuhauf
7-16
8-
56'Ac
5%
45c
&
pfd. A (s-a)
Food Macninery & Chemical Corp.—
Extra
50c
*12'/2C
5-31
4%
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line. Inc., 5%
Frontier
'
4-30
56y4c
-
_
___
Fluor
688
(quar.)
F.)
Hercules
(quar.)
&
12-23
7-16
*$1.75
class A
(quar.)
Monotype Machine (resumed)
Lancaster Corp. (Phila.), common A
(quar.)
Insur¬
&
7-16
of
common)
common
Lamson
9-23
1-10-57
35c
(quar.)
(Alfred),
B
10-10
12 %c
Lanston
7-16
$1,
Long
4.75%
7-13
1
6-30
7%
dividend
F.ltchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Firth Sterling Inc., 1% preferred (quar.)
and
Inspection
Corp.
Hercules
_
Boston
&
7-23
8-
,
40c
.
.
(quar.
Insurance
Fund
Tire
National
5% %
(quar.)
7-16
Class
Forbes
8-17
72c
(quar.)
8-30
Marshall Field)
(see
class
General
3%%
Marx
Boiler
9-10
Baltimore—
payable
Quarterly
Foote
40c
Lambert
Class
90c
at
preferred
Fireman's
First
6
50c
(quar.)
of America
and
Financial
First
6-
17c
Finance Co.
i
Hat
7-20
17c
Department
Firestone
$1.50
Co., Ltd., class A
of America, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)__
Hawaiian Electric Co., 5%' pfd. B (quar.)__
4'A% preferred C (quar.)—____
1
3
Holders
Payable of JRea,
12»/2C
preferred
8-
17c
.
Federated
4%
(J.
7%
8-31
20c
Fenestra, Inc. (quar.)
Fidelity 6c Deposit (Md.) (quar.)
$2.25
Co.
ance
Hartz
five
approval).—
Light
&
Share
University-
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-10
17c
(quar.)
Monthly
Class
2
each
Extension
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
(quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Electric
7-16
Mortgage Association
Monthly
Monthly
Field
Schaffner
7-26
20c
__
La Salle
superintendent
to
stockholders
'
25c
dividend)
I
(quar.)
.1
Warehouse
Compress 6c
Federal
Hart
preferred
-2%
-
_
(stock
dividend)
Federal
6%
1
'
When
Per
Name of Company
7-16
Refractories—;
20c
,
Fanner
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., com.
Harbison-Walker
for
share
Subject
and
9-25
1
—
(One
held.
banks
®f
8-
60 c
—"
Y.)
dividend
shares
Fairbanks
(N.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c'
quarterly
Bank
Hanover
When
Share
Bros.
Co., common (quar.)
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.—
7-14
25c
Halle
13
$1.25
10-
5
55c
—
8-
1
7-
20C
(quar.)
8-
1
7-23
6
v
■
14
(226)
Per
Name of
Company
Monongahela Power Co.,
4.50%
preferred
$4.40
Monroe Loan
Montana
Power,
Moore Corp.,
7%
8-
20c
4.80%
pfd.
$1.20
(quar.)
A
7-16
1
7-16
5c
7-16
6-29
45c
7-27
7-
1
1
$35c
10-
1
8-31
t$1.75
1
8-31
7-27
10-27
10- 4
3c
8-31
8-10
$20c
7-31
6c
7-16
37 Vfcc
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
System,
Inc.,
preferred
7-16
Narragansett
4.64%
Electric,
Biscuit
(quar.)
4'/a%
(quar.)..
pfd.
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
50c
10-15
$1.75
8-31
8-
8-
7-13
(quar.)
common
(quar.)...
Chemical
&
Mfg. (quar.)
Electric Welding Machine Co.—
National
20c
Co.,
cents
15c
8-
7-16
25c
7-16
6-29
25c
7-16
7-
1
7-20
National
Fuel
National
Lock
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
(ouar.)
(quar.).,
National Manufacture Si Stores Corp.
National
Register (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)
National
Rubber
Co., 6%
7-16
7- 2
7-16
6-25
$5c
(quar.)
-$5c
preferred B
Balanced
Bond
$1.50
(quar.).
Machinery...
35c
National Securities 8eries—
Dividend series
Stock
Neon
Wire
Steel
8.
Inc.
(quar.)
Western
Co.,
Brunswick
New
England
common
Telephone
9-
7-
6
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
$15c
7-16
Ltd.
7: 7-30
7-17
30c
7-16
7-
5c
(quar.)
York
Merchandise
New
York
Wire
(quar.)........
Cloth
Telephone
,
__
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
Ry.,
preferred
Carolina
convertible
Northern
5%
Ralston
75c
9-10
8-13
Raymond
.....
25c
8-10
7-19
„
common
preferred
Illinois Gas
Co.,
(quar.).
preferred
Northern
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
Telephone,
c
;>
common
Class
common
preferred
Engineering
A
Extra
Class
common
.'•% $3.50
8V3C
$2
20c
37'/a
40c
45c 1
"com ~™I
(quar.)
1
8-15
1
•8-
1
6-22
8-1
6-22
10-
1
7-26
Class
>
Class
6
8-24
7-20
6-29
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
25c
(quar.).
8-
1
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-13
)5c
7-25
10c
7-16
6-25
1$1 75
9-1
9-15
9-
7-31
8-31
Olln Matbleson
A
#1 25
8-31
7-30
2nd
59 %c
50c
u
-
(quar,
50c
9-15
9-15
7,%
Otis Elevator
Outlet
1$1.75
8rl5
7-27
7-
$1.25
8-1
Pacific-Atlantic
Investment Ltd.
5%
Hawaiian
Lighting Corp.,
(increased
$4.40
preferred
preferred
(C.
J.)
preferred
$1.30
7-16
7-16
7-25
8-15
40c
.
Traffic
Pennsylvania
8-15
1
7-20
4
1
7-20
*"
Sand
Cheraic*!
1
9-10
32 Vac
8
15'
8-15
7-25
(Me.)
11-15,
10-25
11-15
11-15
8-15
7-16
8-15
7-18
5%
15c
40c
$1.06
7-30
7-10
9-
1
9-
1
7-13
35c
9-10
8-
,
Water
6
B
$1.25
7-16
7-16
8-
7-16
7-
$50c
7-25
7-25
6-29
$1.25,
9-15
50c
9-14
8-15
9-14
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
92 Vac
Ltd.,
8-
1
7-20
97VaC
8-
1
7-20
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
$1.0614
4Va%
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
$1.15
8-1
27V4C
8-1
7-20
27yac
8-
1
7-20
30c
10-1
9-14
12-14
7-16
7-5
50c
7-23
7-16
...
;
Map
25c
9-28
9-14
12-31
12-14
25c
Extra
Sun
'
(quar.)—
—
Oil
\
Electric
preferred
»
preferred (quar.)—.
;
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend),.
Swank, Inc.
————
;
(quar.).—
Industries, 'Inc.
-
-
(quar.),
.'Manufacturing 'Co.—
$3.65 preferred (qqar:)!
Scarfe
&
Securities
>
5%
Co.,
Swift & Company
7-20
7-16
65c
8-
Quarterly
4.48%
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-15
SeagTave Corp.
15c
8-20
8-10
Selama-Dindings
*
Texas
(stock
Haven)
7- 2
7- 2
7-20
-
•Title
-
10c-
7-14
1
10-
1
10-
-
31V*c'
•
8-14
8-
1
.
*
9-10
~
-
S-
'l'"
7-13
5%
8-
6
7-27
7-16
6-30
15c
'
25c
Coi
Bank
&
8-15
5%
9-
1
8-15
20c
7-16
6-29
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7fl6
$1.14
8-
1
7-16
$1.16
8-1
7-16
30c
9-15
—.
(quar.)
8-17
$1.14
8-
1
7-10
$1
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-31
7-31
——
—
...
(quar.),
preference
Fiber
&
Co.,
(quar.),
6214c
quar.)"
Co.
€-30
30c
8-25
8-
—
17%C
7-17
7- 6
—_
$1.06Vi
9-
8-17
1
9-1
SI. 14
'
^
(N.
Y.)
8-17
1
8-17
30C
8-24
8-3
—
20c
8-15
8-
2
6
$1.06 y«
1—
(quar.)
(Continued
9-
6
—
:
—
.
8- 9
7-16
Y.) (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Building Association, Ltd. (quar.),
•
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp. .(quar.)______—
Co.
8-31
8-20
35c
(quar..);
Trust
8-31
9-15
35c
Trust- (N.
.
-
$1
6-29
9-15
35C
——
7-31
7-10
7-16
15C
(inc.
t
.
7-16
8- 1
25c
Glass
common
8-15
7-27
60c
-
(quar.)
Traders
Traiie
7-26
1
6c
$1.21
$4.56 pfd.
preferred (quar.),,
4.56 %preferred
(quar.)
i-25% preferred
(quar.)
Trade
9-10
30c
"(s-a)_;
I.)
Guarantee
Townsend
7-26
8-15
9-
$1
4Vi %
9- 1
11-30
8-15
7c
(H.
Edison
1-1-57
Mfg.- Co.—
convertible
Toledo
8-31
50c
Toy Co
Thompson
1
10-
28c
;
J.,—
,
'Thompson Productsr common (quar.),!
4%
preferred
(quar.)—,
—
Titan Metal Mfg. (quar-.l
Title Insurance (Minnesota) (quar.)—"
6-30
6-29
6-29
7-10
Co.—
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.),
Glass
7-16
7-16
7-24
25c
(quar.)—_——
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv.. preferred
7-18
8-10
$20c
dividend
Plantations^ L,td.
A
(quar.)
Power St Light Co.,
$2.40
7-30
20c
25c
(quar.),——
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)————
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common
(increased),
•
(New
Mfg.
$4.64
•
9114c
,
Acceptance. Corp.; common
20c
preferred
7-15
Inc.—•
Electric Service
preferred
7-31
50c
$4.56
*
6-29
7-16
25c
Ltd., class "A (quar.),
Insurance
$4
7-15
100%
—
St
7-3
7-31
30c
—
Malleable
Instruments,
7- 3
7-20
15c
—.
dividend
Haute
8-19
7-27
7-23
25C
—
Stock
7-18
8-10
25c
—
—
Terre
7-18
9-10
35c
class A (quar.).—_
Class B (quar.),.
■—,,,
Taylor Fibre Co; (quar.)
—
Texas
7-16
8-16
8-16
25c
(quar.)——
—
1
$6c
Talon, Inc.,
7-18
7-16
6-20
7-31
America,——j.—.—,
.
$1.09
'
preferred (quar.)——
Security
of
Co.
Sweets
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.
42c
9-11
7rl3
7-31
8-1
-—
Thatcher
(quar.)—
com.
1
7-31
$2c
6%
...
Power,
6
8-28
65c
Co.
Texas
1
7-
12VaC
————.——
—
1
7-16
10-
56c
10%
(quar.K—;
——
Superior Steel (quar.)—
Super Mold Corp.
(quar.)—
——
Special
Superior Separator, common (quar.)——
5
7-25
9-11
37 Vac
common (quar.),,,
(quar.)——,—
common
———
6-29
8-
1
Inc.—
(quar.)—
5.20% conv. pfd. (1954 series) (quar.),
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd——
6-29
t
8-
ISdc
Propane Gas Corp.—
pfd. (1952 series)
7-16
$1
7-|10
6-30
$1.25
(quar,)„.
Textiles,
Greene,
7-16
'
1
$1.25
—
conv.
25c
Co.
7-10
8-
7-16
$ioc
7-12
22 %c
.
1
8-15
$4.84
7-16
8-
7-18
5.20%
9-1
^8-1
7-13
6-29
8-
$15c
(Boston)—
7-10
1
7-16
5c
1
6-29
r
7-20
25c
20c
6-29
9-4
1-16
22c
t
.
7-24
22c
'
7-16
40c
——
$4 preferred
;
7-13
1
8-
7-10
.
8-
156V4C
(quar.),
&
3
50C
7-17
(quar.),.—
Works—
12-
30C
62 Vac
(quar.)
pfd.
7-20
20c
12-15
' '
6-22
25C
30c
.-„L_
7-16
62'4c
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
(quar.)—
common
7-16
6-20
,$1.25
(.juar.)—
(quar.)
12-
8-1
7-16
25c
(quar.),—
Co.,
& Stern
Stubnitz
6-29
47c
7-13
1
25c
50c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.),—.—
Ltd. (quar.)
Suburban
7- 2
25c
7-13
6-15
Stonega Coke St Coal
6-29
25c
1
Strawbridge & Clothier,
6-29
7-16
1
8-
50c
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)——_—
(J, P.) & Co. (quar.)_,———,
Stockton, Whatley, Davin St Co. (stock div.)
Stone
Container
(quar.),:
—.——
6-29
7-16
7-13
8-
$1.20
—
Stevens
6-29
$i.37Vfe
7-20
7-10
59C
preferred (quar.)—
Sterchi
6-29
7-16
.
40c
(quarj
7-16
(quar.)—85c
$4
preferred (quar.).—.1
/
$L
San Miquel Brewery, (quar.)—
r
*
40c
Schehley
8-15
..
35c
$1.12V2
Scoville
7
8-1
%
Stern
6-11
$1.50
(quar.),—.;,
preferred
Jose
4.36%
6-29
7-25
10-
a
5%
9-1
$3-40 .preferred
Savannah
10-25
135c
i
preferred
Sanborn
10-25
33c
59c
$1.75
—_
Steel Co. of Canada,
8-15
,
$1.06 Vt
(quar.)___
.
7-25
32 Vac
ZZZZZZZZ"
(quar.).ZZ
~~
("quar")
San
Z
7-25
25c
;
Va %
4.40%
7-20
1
8-15
1$1.50
FJhr^ Co.
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
8-
10-
33c
"
r~~
~~~
dividend)
(s-a)
Glass
San
8-
25c
6-20
Railway
$1.25
8-
25c
7-20
7-16
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
8-15
1
9-15
7-18
(quar.)
Marine. Insurance
5c
(quar.).i
Co.
9
45c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Penobscot
1
9-
7-16
(quar.)
Fire St
Diego Gas & Electric,
5% preferred (quar.)—.
"
J
ouar
Penu
9-
15c
preferred (quar.),—
Paul
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Penman's Ltd., common
(increased
(stock
5%
5% preferred
St.
9-
$1.30
Corp.
Lawrence
Corp., Ltd., com.
preferred A (initial)
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.-—
6-20
7-
8-15
Equipment Mfg. (quar.).
class B——:,^T—
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)—,___
Class
6-29
$1,209
...
5%
$1.25
H.)"(quar.)Z~
preferred
preferred
7-31
8-15
$$1.50
5
Electric—
&
State Street Investment Corp.
6-1
7- 6
—_
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
St.
7-31
'.
7-5
(quar.)
Power
Products
Standard
Texas
7-10
7 Vac
7-30
2
Public Service—
Power
Standard
7-9
7-26
—
6-20
12 Vac
7-
Standard Tube Co.,
11-16
7-16
7-30
12'/2%
(final)
Sargent & Co..
6-20
-
preferred
6%
12-18
—
6-20
7-16
7-5
7-30
—
$lOc
—
7-20
7-16
7-30
28C
Light Corp.
to Standard Shares diviend payment subject to SEC approval)
8-15
$20c
preferred D (quar.)——
Ryder System (quar.).—
7-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
$1.32
Pennroad
1
t$1.06V4
^
6%
7-16
$1.09
(quar.)ZIZZZ
preferred
(quar.).
Peerless Insurance
(Keene. N.
Peninsular Telephone, common
preferred
1
8-15
$1.10
Corp.. $5 pfd. "(quarZlZZ
Co., common (quar.)
5%
8-
7-31
$1.12 Va
(quar.)Z.__ZZZZZZZ
Co.
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patterson
(quar.).*—
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
33y3 G"llders (payable in IJ. S. funds)—
Royal MoBee Corp., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred A (quar.)—:
;
5% preferred B
(quar.).
5Va% preferred C (quar.).
:
7-16
50c
(quar.)_
&
9-
15c
deposit receipts ordinary
Roper (George D.) Corp. (reduced)
8-15
1
25c
~
(quar.)~~_
preferred
Packard-Bell Co.
1
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
9-
8-
(quar.).
(quar.)
$4.50
13c
60c
changed
(Namo
8-15
35c
American
2
29 lie
;
.
common
preferred
Davis
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—,——
Rolls-Povce, Ltd.—
5
7-
$1.25
_
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
Products
Pacific
Chemical
7-
7-18
Corp.
.
4'/4%
6
7-25
Plywotpd
Aircraft
Corp.
(quar.)—
Rolland Paper Co. Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)..
2
40c
"
8-31
7-
■
Roddis
8-17
20c
,___ZJZ
__
Canadian
Pacific
Parke,
1
1
8-31
8-31
7-16
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Drug, common (quar.)
Standard Fuel
Standard
8-15
9-
2%
.......
...
9-1
6-29
9-28
2814c
Standard Fire Insurance ®o. of N. J.
8-15
9-
6-29
7-31
$1.1214
(quar.),.
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.),.
Spokane International RR. (quar.)—
Quarterly
Springfield Gas Light (increased),,——
6-20
....
Pafifl£ finance Corp.,
434% preferred
$4.36
1
(initial
common
f
9-28
——
4.36%
7-13
(quar.)-.i..__-_.._._
Gas
preferred
preferred
4.25%
7- 5
7-25
Co.
6-18
1
7-31
9-28
(quar.)preferred
preferred
(qtiar.),.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred ($25 par)
4.60%
Electric—
St
*3tock dividend
7-20
(initital-quar.).
(quar.)
7-16
quar.)_.^._
40c
4% preferred series F (quar.)..,..
...
$1
4.16% preferred series H (quar.$1.02Va
4.75% preferred series I (quar.)
$1.18%
4.10% preferred series j (quar.$1.02Vi
Rockwell Spring St Axle
7-16
50c
Flberglas—~
Paper
7-16
25c
New
7-16
(quar.)""
common
Oxford
$1.32
7-
8-15
Co.
New
$1
7-31
)2oC
(quar.)..
Co.
Owens-Corning
Park
9-
$1.12'/a
conv. preferred
(quar.jZZ
Products Co., Ltd., com,
(quar.)
preferred
—40c
Gas
€-29
$50c
preferred
preferred
4.40%
9- 5
9-5
Button
1st
4.15%
;
37Vie
(quar.i
<
Ltd.—
Co.
non-cum.
3.90%
7-13'
9
(quar.),...
7-31
$1.06 »/4
Corp., 4Va%
Ontario Steel
8-
7-11
3114c
(quar.)— ___—_
Nevada
3.70%
7-20
V
-
r
$25c
Southwestern
7-20-
1
8-31
;
38%0
preferred
Stanley
8-
1
7c
(quar.)
Southwestern
$5
8-31
7-16
—
(quar.),,—
(quar.),,
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern
Production
(quar.)
Southern Railway Co.—
New common (Initial)
7-6
Rochester
8-
70c
(quar.)—,;
preferred
4.80%
7-20
7-16
1
8-
7
R«hr
series
iaoA
8-15
8-
1
8-1
5c
shares
common
10-
10-1
$25c
—
Southern
5%
1
$15c
$50c
(quar.)
Power
Southern Indiana
9-15
9-15
8-1
7-31
;
10-
17Vic
93%c
6-28
$53c
2nd preferred (quar.)„i,
Southern Franklin Process. 7% pfd.
7-1
7-23
1
8-
7-31
Chemical
.
Oliver
8-15
8-15
1
61c
6-29
35c
$1.75
1
30c
7-10
61 Vac
8-
8-20
7-27
Colorado Power—
4.72%
9-14
810-
6-21
1
$ 15c
pfd. A
participating
Southern
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Rochester
1
7-20
1
1
9-
$20c
—
(quar.)—
Canada
Extra
6%
9-14
10-
7ZI4
3-
$20c
:
——
preferred
Common
7-2
8-15
42 Vac
$1.06
(quar.)_._Z_ Z~~
4.56%
7-10
8-15
:
1
7-25
61c
conv.
Southern
7-11
10-
7-16
Inc.,
40c
———
•'.
$28c
Myers,
7-27
—~f-
30c
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
1
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
• '•.
■■ v'"-."4 Va % preferred (quar.)
Southern California Edison, com. (quar.)
4.48 %
preferred (quar.—
$1.55
7-14
7-31
50c
Ltd._„_„_.
Quarterly
7-18
12 '/a C
Match, common (quar.)
5% preferred
<quar."ZZZZZZZZZZ"
Oklahoma Gas &
Elec., common (quar.)
"
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)..
Oklahoma Natural
Gas, common (quar )
4.92%
preferred B (quar.)
8-1
7-25
&
(quar.)
$1.25 conv.
7-20
$5c
Mills
5214c
(quar.)——-—.—,———*
(quar.)——
——
B
preiprred
7-16
6-20
American
7-27
—
7-16
Roan
7-10
7-27
—
(N.)
Common
12-14
7-27
50c
.
-..ZZZZZZZZZZZ-Z
(quar.)
1
$27c
Rice
1
52V2C
Co.. Ltd., common.—
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
8mith (A. O.) Corp——
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
7-12
7-20
8-
>r
(quar.)
Brand
A
Class
7-20
9-15
8- 1
7-22
7-13
""""
Engineering ^Co. 'tquar.)
—
v*"" ■:
(Canada), Ltd.
1
8- 9
8- 1
10-
$1.50 participating preferred (quar ).
Rochester-American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
9-20
7-30
25c
..
(quar.)
Class
Slater
9-10
8-13
7-20
7-13
10-1
25c
Ohio
preferred
10- 1
9-12
8-15
1-1-57
River
8-
6
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
-
6-22
7-23
7-13
18c
Robbins
4%%
87V2C
25c
Trust,
7- 6
52 Vac
u
(initial quar.)„—
Sigma Mines. Ltd.—
6-15
3%%
7-13
8-1
25c
.....
_
Co.
7-23
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)„_
preferred (quar.).
—:
Rio Grande Valley Gas (Texas)-—
Voting trust certificates-
7-13
25c
Oberman Mfg. Co.
Ogilvle Flour Mills, Ltd.—""
7% preferred
(quar.)
Leather
25c
Rich's,
7-13
25c
'
.
Ohio Crankshaft
$30c
(quar.)—
Lta..^—w——$15c
Selection
1
per
$2.44 preferred a
7-12
—
A
8-
per
$104
on
Sibley, Lindsay St Curr (quar.)—
Pacific Power, common
6-22
Corp.
7%
(auar.)
Ohio
7-25
7-20
7-20
8- 1
8-24
.
(Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.).___
$1.25
Republic Steel (quar.).,.
62Vic
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)
25c
Revere Racing Association (quar.)15c
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
$$1.19
Reynolds Metals, 4%% series A pfd. (quar.)
593/4C
Rlce-Stix, Inc., 7% 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Reece
9-28
9-15
&
redemption
Sierra
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-18
11c
—
(quar.)
Rhodesian
9-14
7-
A
July 27 at $101
dividend)—.
on
preferred series C (entire issue called
redemption on July 27 at $102 per
share plus this dividend)———
9-15
9-15*
7-12
8-15
8-15
8-15
40c
—$1.50
10c
.
$2
(Canada)
Extra
7-14
8-
(quar.)...
32c
....
Chains
Renold
7-14
8-
Co.,
Electric
Reliance
8
6-29
1
20c
Plastics. Inc
ZZ.ZZZZZZ'ZZZZZZZ
Northwestern states Portland Cement
Shoe
8-
7-16
8-
28 %c
...
__
(quar.)_—
50c
class A 1 quar.50c
common
A.)
(C.
Reitman's
Co.—
...j.
Concrete
Co.,
7-
for
7-6
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
(quar.)___...^__
75c
Pile (quar.).!„__—45c
Corp., class A.-.
2'^c
Class B
7,-21
10-25
22'/2c
.....
(quar.)
Northwest
Nunn-Bush
8-
169c
eom.
Reed
2
140c
common
Extra '
c
20c
.....
(quar
..........,__~-_ZZZ-ZZZZZZ
(quar,)
ZZZZZZZ'
■;
B
7-
Co.
Chemical
Re-Mark
8-17
7-16
Railroad Co.—
Airlines,
Northwest
8-24
$1.25
com.
(Minn.),
conv.
10c
40c
r
(quar.)_„
New common
(initial)Quebec Power Co., Ltd.,
5Vz%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Northern States Power
4.60%
accumulated
common...
Purina
Reading
(quar.)....
Northern
Northwest
$3,50
7-10
8-31
RR.,
Corp.,
8-
(quar.)..
common
(quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
25c
84c
$1.12'/2
from
net Income)—„
of America, common
preferred (quar.)__
1
7% gtd.
(s-a)
Northeastern Insurance
(Hartford).........
Northern Central Ry. (s-a).
Northern Illinois
$1.50
5
9-14
American
Ll'e
Insurance
Co.—
Initial after 50% stock
dividend......
North American Refractories
—.
—
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares,
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
1
series B (entire issue called
4.72%
(quar.)
and
8-
$45C
Sonotone Corp., com.
9-30
10- 1
8- 1
$1.12V2
—
6%
15c
North
North
current
7-16
Ltd.—
July 27 at
share plus this dividend)—
7-16
93 %
,
for
6-20
6-20
10-30
9- 5
9-18
6-30
7-16
8-1
$1.06
(quar.)_...^
Radio Corp.
(quar.)____
Corp. (Md.)___.
Western
Colorado, com.
preferred (quar.)-__._
preferred (quar.)
i—
Puget Sound Power & Light____.
P.ritan
Fund, Inc.
(year
end derived
(Ohio),
preferred
Niagara Share
of
4.50%
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.35%
Quaker Oats,
(quar.)___
common
6-25
19c
25c
Co.,
Common
7
7-20
35c
ZZ
(quar.)
income
Jersey Natural Gas
adj.
9-29
60c
Investment
New
4%
7-19
Fund—
net
&
2
4«/2%
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
of/canada,
Co,
share
$4.50 preferred
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Ltd.—
(quar.)
New
Norfolk
9-13
10c
Canada,
(quar.)
preferred
5%
6-29
8-
preferred
preferred
—
Ltd.,
8-31
7- 2
25C
2%
(quar.)
redemption
plus this
for
v
7-15
7-16
7-16
11-15
9-10
9-28
$1.06V4
Co.
Transport
2
Corp. of America—
$4.50 preferred series A (entire Issue called
-
(quar.)
Corp
Public Service Co.
9-13'
7-16
$15c
of
preferred
3%%
12 Vac
9-25
$1.17V&
(quar.)___——.—-—
&
Provincial
6-29
9-26
i
4.20%
6-29
7-12
5c
Coramtn
7- 9
7- 9
6-29
6-29
6-29
"
7-12
8-
15c
65c
preferred
Price Bros.
7-27
Oil
1
7-27
7-20
7-16
7-20
7-20
p- 1
8- 1
6V2C
Corp., common.^.
LX—
5%
preferred
(quar.)____—
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
6-29
7-16
Sherwin-Williams
7- 5
7-2
■
8-20
(quar.)————
Prestole
9
7-16
50c
(quar.)
Radiator
Products
Newark
7-
:
9- 3
175c
$56c
2c
10c
12Vac
14c
175c
125c
162 V2C
45c
Pratt-Hewitt
8-31
5%
Shipbuilding
Theatres,
(From
1
9-15
7-16
50%
&
New
$1
Cable
&
8-31
10-
$56 Vic
15c
12-28
7-10
7- 3
8-30
7- 9
4»/4%
7
17c
Quarterly
Neptune Meter
$2.40
8-
9-
12- 7
6c
dividend
National-U.
1
13c
series
series
National
10-
1-2-57
-
National Shoes, Inc. (stock dividend)
National-Standard
Co.
(quar.)
National
6
25c
_
Lead
5
27 Vac
(quar.)
Cash
National
7-
30- 2
(stock dividend)
Corp. of America
Sheraton
7-16
7-16
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-16
112Vac
iquar.)
Plymouth Cordage, common (quar.)
Employees stock (quar.)
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60% pfd. (quar.)—_
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.,
V
6% non-cum. partic.I preferred (quar.)
4Vz% first preferred (quar.)
Co;—
convertible
8-1
8-1
8-1
8- 1
12-28
8- 1
7-16
9-20
7-27
,
68
7-13
$50c
Shoe
30c
$1.37'/i
(quar.)
common
preferred
5V2%
7-16
8-24
Foods * (quar.)—
Shedd-Bartush
8-20
$1.75
British Columbia, Ltd.
Mines of
Gold
Pittston
6-29
1
8-
$45C
com.
$4.50
deposit,
Pioneer
7
17c
_
Finance
9-18
1
Plastic
Quarterly
National
6-30
8-
7-10
7-10
7-10
7-10
$0,111
62V2C
$1.50
55c
20c
rets, lor ordinary-^—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accura.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Ry. <quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
—
Pittsburgh Railways —
—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Astabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
-—^
6-30
58c
9-7
12- l
9- 4
25c
Co
(quar.)—
4%
preferred series A (quar.)—.——.—.
4 V2 % preferred series B
(quar.)—
<
9714c
$1
20c
5%
preferred (quar.)
^—
$1.25
piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
—$1.25
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
—
$1
Amer.
Leather
7-27
7c
Shawlnigan Water & Power,
Plnchin Johnson St Associates Ltd.—
;
6-29
••
56 V4C
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
National
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
National
6
(see Philip Morris)
(quar.)
Extra
Mutual
7-
$1 50
————
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—————_—
4%
preferred (quarj.—
—v
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)
8-10
8-31
quar.)
,
(Philip), Inc.
-
8-31
10- 1
25c
25c
(increased
10-
tS1.75
_
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
7-13
Payable of Ree.
Share
Sbares.
American
Holder*
When
Per
.
4
7-17
(quar.)
(quar.),,—
4.30%
7-17
8-
pfd.
4.68%
Co.,
7-31
$1
10- 1
$1
1-1-57
$1.17
8-1
$1,10
8-1
$1.07Va .'• • • 8- 1
95c
8-1
4.40%' •'preferred
6
8-
$1.05
Electric
27c
Monday, July-16,1856
...
Name of Company
Selected
Seton
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) -———;
—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
,
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
1
(quar.)
B
St
Mount Diablo Co.
,
Phila.
$1.50
common
(Jonn)
Morris
7%
7-16
8-
„
Quarterly
6%
1
lc
Morrell
Mount
8-
8-
(quar.)—
'
(Increased* quar.)—.
8-29
$1.10
(quar,).-.-
common
,
7-16
(quar.)„
com.
„
When
Houuh
Payable ofjlee.
Per
S^are
.
Company
Pnllaaeiphia Dairy Products—
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)—j
$4 non-cum, 2nd preferred (quar.)w*—-.
7-16,
$1.12 Va
„
j
Name oi
*7-16
l
L„„;—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7%
8' 1
$1.14
(quar.).
(quar.).
$4.20 preferred
j«
Permanente Cement Co.
$1,09
'
Society, class A
$6 preferred
Holier$
Payable 0/ Sea.
7.
(quar.)
preferred
When
Share
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred
(quarj
4.56%
preferred (quar.)—.
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
u
on page
7-16
7-
25c
8-1
7-12
35C
7-31
7-2
$30c
—
50)
.
Volume
184
Number
5551
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(227)
Stock Record «»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for rroTlons
STOCKS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Wrhwil
Lowest
Uwfit
,
377/a Oct
48% Jan
28
111
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
3
39% Feb
1
27
71
79
10
106% Apr
Feb
16 % Jan
6
Aug 25
Abbott
18
Jan
ABC
ACF
Industries
4%
"7% Mar"23
23%
65% Jun
Sep" 19
6
76
6
67% May 29
19% May 24
14
Apr
10
:
25% Jan
6
35% Sep
19
25% Nov
20
30
30
Jun
1: 77% Jan
34% Sep
20
21
Jan
19
20% Nov
1
30% Jan / 4
-17 % Jun
8
12% Oct
14
15% Aug 24
11% Apr
19
3
130
Dec
29% May 25
22 % Jan
J
2
153
41% Dec
21
107
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
f Feb
Dec
28
170
Jan v 5
156
:
Jan
27
2% Nov
29
20
3
27% Mar 14
<
6
1
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
Jan
26% Mar 30
6
80
Jan
36% Feb
3
209% Jan
11
July 12
326
Jun
Mar 14
t,170
Jun
24
134
104
Jan
4
117
Nov
11
112
14% Jan
7
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
20
Jan
19
Jan*' 3
16
23% Feb
12
88% Jan
106% Feb
8
18 Va Jan
4
14
129'/a Apr
34
Dec
40
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
7
133% Dec
6
July 22
63% Jun
98
Kid
Inc
&
.
33% Jun
22
48% Jun
9
20
•
il
125
Jun
19
148
Mar 14
Jun
Mar 12
July 11
31% May 28
110
Sep
26
34% Aug
2%
34
Nov
18
16
Jan
5
v,
15
8
Sep
23
34
Apr
17
47
88
Sep
23
82
Feb
14
July 12
125
41
1
55% May 12
72% Jan
31 Va
109
,
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
39
99% Feb
25
May
6
36% Jun
30% Nov.
4
25% July
25% Jan
17
82
Oct
14
105 % Jun
30
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
20% Jan
6
29% Jun
C
139% Jun
13
102
Jan
31
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
1
110
148 %
14
39
3 V
yi Va Jan
25
110% Feb
Apr
3
108
2
Jan
27% Mar 15
32=
Nov
14
27% Mar
Jan
2
72
Nov
21
64
14% Jan
6
22 % Mar 30
33% Jan
6
42% Dec
100
Jan
12
107 %
14
Sep
8
26
% Jan
3
104
Jan
Jan
9
9
24
18
17
33% July
21% Mar
15,
18% Jan
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
Amer
4%
23
20% Apr
9
32% May 21
207/8 Jan 11
5% Jun 20
.
Shoe
s
5%
Cable
American
Can
48 % Nov
30
47
Jan
3
46% Sep
16
38 % Jan
27
50
July 12
American
59% Dec
71% May
Cbain
6
54% Feb
29
67
Jan
5
American
Chicle
27% Feb
21
7
23 % Mar 17
27% Mar 14
33
17
Nov
9
100% Jan
17
89
48
Mar 14
69 % Dec
22
61
106
Mar 15
135% Dec
21
126
Jan~26
34
15
19
Nov
3
15% Jun
1
Jun
37% Apr
Jan
24
13 % Jan
Jan
3
12% Aug
17
16
62% Feb
1
130
35% Jan
86
35% May 23
3% Nov
21
28
Nov
65
Jan
11
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
'13% Dec
17% Dec
103
Sep
23% Oct
21
17
'
7
9
5% Apr
1
38
Mar 30
96
Nov
15
25
3% Jan
; 33 % Jan
27
'
84
13
107% Feb
35% Apr
American
Encaustie
American
Enka
American
44
July 11
7
2
Jan
9
1
102
24 % Feb
July
94% Jan
6
41 % Mar 16
•
87
104
Oct
25
103
Sep"!!
Jun
104
31% Sep
32
Jun
30
28
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13% Jan
8% Oct
1
21
Mar
93
Molasses
8% Jan
3
American
Motors
66% May
4
American
Natural
4
6% July 12
23
'55% Jan 12
28% Feb
6
38
27
53% Mar
32% Feb 29
American News
40% Jan
9
American
43
21% Mar 14
Jun
-7
4
Amer
7% May 25
Jun
8
50% May
27% Jun
1«
20% Jun
8
24% Mar 20
179% Jan
5
158% Apr
27
9% Jan
3
6% May 23
29 Va Jan
- 6
37% Feb
9
50% Jan
;
6
72% Apr
58% Sep
11
56
153
120
40% Mar 14
39% Jan
3
21
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
121% Oct
11
131% Aug 12
29% Feb
1
161% Jun
13
172
43% Dec
177
29% Jun
Feb
42
Apr
•
24
Jan
10
Apr 25
39% Jan 19
46% Mar
26
108
Jun
19
146
62% Feb
21
20
145
Nov
23
15
55% Nov
10
8% Oct
27
11% Jan
13
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
Dec
-Mar 22
Jan
19
2
16%' Jan
16
8
187V8 Feb
30
27
51% Jan
13
American
8
American
102
13% Jan
Pp"
3
36% Dec
8
May 31
32% Jan 10
3
1
'
Mar 20
42% Apr
107
17
Jan
2
12
Water
Works
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Zinc
see
page
42%
104%
24%
*119
32%
103
42 V\ ;
105%
25 Va
*100'/a
33
103 '
28 %
*100%
*28
69
400
33%
29
31%
20%/
6
.37%
30%
*104%
*26%
*28%
16
45%
69
23 Va
98,900
42%
42%
42%
42%
423/a
4,200
105 %
*105%
1053/4
*1051/4
106 %
300
18,500
39%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
5%
6 Va
5%
6%
45%
45%
45%
45%
6
45%
44%
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
1,200
50
49%
50
5,400
56
55%
55%,
2,600
29%
29%
29%
1,300
*28%
29%
31
90'%
*30%
:>i
31
*90%
91
*90
74
148
72%
145%
73%
26
*25'%
-17%
17%
30
29%
73%
72%
733/8
145%
:
32
90%
72%
146
31'/a
90%
145%
*145
*25
18
18
17%
18 Va
18
31%
31
31%
30%
31
v
102
26
x25
.
*42%
43%
43
43
43
43
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
11,500
15%
15%
15%
38%
15%
15%"
25,800
39%
15%
39%
109 %
109%
12%
*99
39%
39%
111
111
;
5%
6%
44
46
12%
53/4
'
39
109%
5%
6
*44
*12%
13
*99%
*99%
102
70
14%
15
2.400
16'/a
5,100
£
102 Va
1023/4
29 Va
283/4
14%
15
15
15
16'/a
16 Va
163/a
16%
16%
103%
102 %
102 %
29
29'/a
29%
5/64
*87
37%
106
31-%
*104%
27
26%
r
■
88
'
31%
105'%
*1043/4
105 %
27
26%'
.
30
*28%
30
16
*15%
16 %
*15%
6%
'
38%
31 %
*29
64
89
373/4
323/8
26%
30
16
6'/a
6%
6%
64 %
64 V*
0
1023/4
28%
5/64
*88
89
37%'
~
29%
l'a
*
__
88
.
87
—
preferred
Clayton & Co
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
357/a Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
Oil
285,000
—
30
87
.
-
38%
39
383/4
39'/a
1,900
31 Va
■
32 Va
31 3/4
32'/a
18,300
*1043/4
105%
*1043/4
105'/a
26%
*29
*15%
6%
64
*
26%
26%
*29
30
16 %
16%
6%
6%
64
64%
2,660
27
30
16%
300
6%
31,000
643/4
7,400
3,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
X6334
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/a
31%
35
34%
35%
34%
353/a
35%
36
35'/a
353/4
45%
21%
45%
46
45
45%
45
45
21'/a
21%;
21%
213/4
213/4
22'/a
44%
45%
45%
21%
*165'%
21%
21%
*165Va
7%
169
45
*126%
48%
51%
159
45
128
48%
168..
*165%
29%
7%
50%
51%
51
162
44%
128
161
*126%
48'/4
54%
54%
92
139 Va
*15%
181%
15%
182%
91
1138
15%
54%
70
1 59%
44%
*90
139
182%
49%
54%
91%
139
15%
182%
*45
*126%
.
•
48 %
54
168
7%
*164
*164
7%
7%
30
30
30%
*30%
70
70 3/4
71
51%
162
45 %
128
48%
54%
7%
51%
71
52 Va
52 3/a
160%
162%
45%
♦126%
48
54%
92%
92%
1373/4
138%
1373/4
15'/a
15%
*15 3/a
182%
181%
182
168
94
*162
3,400
3,800
24,600
168
73/4
7,800
30%
2,600
71%
530
533/8
15,500
530
164
45%
126%
10
s'48%
48%
45%
126%
45%
128
48%
8,300
543/4
54%
94 %
*92%
400
2,600
543/4
600
95
137%
1373/4
153/4
15 3/a
153,4,
400
182 Va
181%
181%
27,400
138
79
79%
.
340
13,100
79%
79%
79%
79%
79 Va
138%
138%
137 %
138
1373/4
138%
340
38%
39%
39 %
40
x383/a
38 3/a
27,700
com—5
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10'/a
10
10
'
10 Va
10%
6,100
25
Co
*26%
27%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27 V*
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25 %
25 3/4
*25%
253/4
♦25 Va
26
18%
19%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
72%
73%
72%
19
73
72%
74
73
73
73%
73
733/4
74%
40
39%
40%
393/4
40
393/4
500
27%
25
Smeltlng__l
par
x73
73
6.25
Anderson
4,550
II,800
29%
'
-fLlm'
50
&
200
16%
102
14%
16%
3/64
100
3,500
131%
13%
14%
*102
45%
1313/4
*123/4
16%
103% ?"
29 %
900
12,400
:136%
1293/4
100
100
18,100
6Va
*44
46
500
111
13
329%
*12%
103
6
44
129
129%
39%
113
35
.
3,200
13,500
15%
14%
6%
I,200
18%
30
*25
26
22 %
*44
64%
253/4
25%
18%
31 %
50
900
„
43
X129
" '
6%
146
:
36,600
15
46
89
37%
32%
700
31
90%
21%
*42'%
130 v<
13
28,700
44%
29%
147
6,000
453/4
45%
46
100
6 Va
55%
*30
90'%
72%
*143
72%
6
47%
,
*28%
29
63%
_
,
400
28%
^22%
*20Va
5%
,
32
*87
100
1,800
103
*66
23%
22%
38,500
122
28 %
28%
*66
,/•/„
23 %
1,200
25%
122
33
300
9,300
67
24%
123
323/4
V
66%
138%
38 Va
Co
40% Mar 13
May 29
25
69
21%
'r
42%
104%
42 Va
107
28%
*66
69
107%
66
79%
39%
39%
No par
Common
S4
*100%
213/4
107'/a
66
119
32%
281/4
1083/4
67
'
•
137%
37%
series™;
26 Va
26.
21;
107%
300
40
27%
79%
series
Lead
30% May 28
'ootpo+n
,
103
24%
119
*37
*26 Va
137%
38 %
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
7
323/4
661/4
41%
27%
109%
r-t O 00
*37
*26 Va
79%
83
Mar
25i/4
1201/4
X
39
26%
137%
37%
Corp
14
44% Jan
65%
26%
17,600
25
.
Viscose
Anaconda
Feb
110 Va
65%
*36 VA
.
100
25
common
preferred
87% Mar 19
,
110
Tobacco
6%
23
1
7
American
Jan
36
27%
28 %
21%
>.
5
100
65
63% Feb
19
Tal & Tel Co.i
Aug 26
21
Sep
American
American
20
*102
1
May 28
Sep
16Va
25
Jan
Jun
-
1
No par
23% Mar 13
72
■
39
51
158'%
27
40
3%
69%
29
6
*3
•
7%
30%
5
33% Mar 30
3
7%
14
52% Jan
3
69%
16
6
2%
29%
17% Feb
83
6
2%
7%
..26% Apr
24% Apr
30% Jun
Jan
2%
70%
10% Jun
9
14,200
27,400
30%
Co
1,400
148%
69%
3
47
32% Dec
Stores
123%
453/4
123%
30
preferred
;
122%
45%
*66
69
15%
*44
Sugar Refining com—100
preferred
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
84Va Apr
123
36,100
146
5%
7%
145V4 Jan
*120
1,000
37%
150
121%
6%
American
27
75% Feb
123
95
36%
*140
46%
par
common
94
37%
150
1463/4
No par
American
135% May 29
34% May 28
1-
Co
95
36%
*143
1213/4
32%
42 Va
21%
6
5
Steel-Foundries
*93%
36%
44%
*100%
21 Va
1
100
noncumulative
800
143%
39%
10
Refg com
19,000
120%
*109%
100
Co
1,400
50%
142%
39%
No par
;
34%
50%
121 %
112%
.
24
343/4
1413/4
39%
.
23%
.!
119%
112%
1
American
-
93%
47
H.500
"
149
45%
60
500
1173/4
453/4
1223/4
24%
103
14%
No par
Co
Chemical
Snuff
36%
121%
119%
•
32Va
42 %
™__25
Jan
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
103
6%
50%
*145
108%
\
31 %
■
5
Co
preferred.
178% Jun
10
26% Jan
46
May
Gas
Std Sany common
Smelt &
American
16
Jun
136
13
2
59% Jan
87
16
31
7%
5
16
50% May 23
Amer
21
49% July
Nov
130% Jan
_
Feb
35 :
50 %
30,900
15%
116
24
34%
50%
93%
36%
*26%
25%
30
1
preferred
American Safety Razor
129% Mar 26
147% Nov
20% Jan
Co
7%
59% Mar 20
100
187% July 21
82% Dec
«
1
No par
American Ship Building Co—No
4
12
25%
17%
•
*12%
102
14%
American Seating
6
13
*143
128%
4
2
14% Jan
*20%
1
6
64% Jan
172% Jan
31
?
50
27
174
23%
34%
50
93%
42%
116
*15%
143%
10
8% Feb
May
23 %
34%
"
*36%
39
27111%
-65%
,
116%
V—
120
2%
123
1143/4
31%
91
75
46% Nov
18
;
,
15%
■
160
3/4
41
*113%
*15'/a
117
*30%
*90%
72%
36% Jan
137% Jan
58% Feb
13
-
42%
115
69,600
:
299
:
No par
Co
&
50
15'/a
*23
34%
"
8
21
46% Jan 23
30
Feb
Potash
Amer Rad &
15%
15%
23%
44%
,
*155
4.7%
Corp
Optical
165
41%
*113%
56Vx
American Metal Products com—_2
5% % convertible preferred
20
8
,
'
100
American
*155
42%
115
47
preferred
5
165
41%
115
50
9%-
■
139
3
42 Va
*104Va
100
Apr
44 V\
:
Co Ltd. common.No par.
18
*155
42%
115
56
preferred
30
60% Sep
38% Apr
170
4%%
'
160
1,100
81%
93/4
'
100
20
*240
49%
36
10
300
34%
93%
.
*235 '
9,600
116 %
81%
303
4,500
21%
21
*193/4
82
*81
9%
;
3%
*114%
193/4
*235
23%
35% '* 36%
-
10 Va
9%
,r
115
"
50V4
93 Va
20%
100
Metal
Marl6
97/B
21%
300
160
3'/a
116
193/a
<
57
111
178
303
114%,-
10
Machine & Metals
16
13% Jan
23%
26%
109%
65Va
No prr
of
Co
Amer
27
6
,113%
*36%
....—_____
Jan
41%
*113
114%
*66
preferred__100
Corp
1„-
Amer
-108
;
42%
82
*81
44%
com
47%
178
*153%
3'/a
20%
*114%
19%
46 V4
preferred
Jan
11
34% Jun
3.90%
82
20%
56%
Co
48%
3'/a
116
44%
Co
34% May
4
19%
9%
34'/a
3%
20%
*114%
19%
*81
115
*2%-
Fdry common—7
rights..
28
27
3
Mar 29
20%
114%
19%
9%
34 V4
49%
3%
3%
20%
-
*15%
American Mach &
30
26% Oct
11
SS
40% Mar 21
•
.
?
114%
,
*27% /■ 28%
International
prior
3
20Va
116
32%
40c
Investment
Common
3%
15%
No par
common
2
46% Jan
Oct
5%%
7
29
160
46
Inc
Electric
noncumulative
American
Jun
8
24% May 10
6%
American
32 Va May
10
May 25
20% Mar 14
24% Mar 16
9
3
182
*153%
44%
convertible preferred
Products
17
♦178
57%
American-Hdme
Ice Co
48
182 %
160
45%
Power
Hide & Leather
6%
48%
*179
*153%
*100%
,.1
——5
Secur
Lines
Foreign
Gas
American
473/4
48%
179 %
160
57
28%
20
Hawaiian
106% Feb
9
July 13
35% Feb
27
European
17% Apr
17% Jan
15% May 25
101% May
1
3/64 July 10
88% Nov 18
27% Jan 21
•
17,000
47%
*177%
*153
43 Va
100
Tiling
American
14% Mar 21
48%
48%
180Va
160
121
..10
Corp
American
136%'July 13
30
1,700
10
American
5
14%
44%
Distilling Co
American
&
14 Va
45%
Co
18% May 23
31
13% Jun
4
11
3%%
% Jan
99
16% Nov 15'
18% Dec
12
Export
14%
25,
Cyanamid Co com..
10
conv preferred series C.100
&
14%
120
American
11% Jan
16
Aug
2
LI
12
American
14%
45%
prior preferred.™
American
14%
5%
Crystal Sugar com
4 % %
4
*
13% Sep
105
Jan
Colortype
American
6Va July
13 % May 28
Dec
American
6
May 1
24% Apr 13
16% Apr
5
40% Jun 27
131% Jan 12
10
*
Mar 30
9
'
14%
25
44
3
17% Jan
(.■
14%
,/
No par"
14
27% Mar 21
21
14%
No par
Co
Feb
Apr
5,100
12.50
Cable
&
18%
1
preferred—
44% Mar 12
18
29% Jun
7%
300
18%
1
common
Jan
153
8
10
18
Co
77% Apr
23
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
20% Sep 22
54
(
34
27
Jan
v
2
900
18%
*119
.
Corp
27%
153
18%
:..
100
100
27% May 15
22% Jun
12%
42% Dec
49Va Apr
45% Jun
5'
33% Dec
27
.91% Sep
8
Radio
27%
♦150
13%
~
20
&
23%
27%
153
13%
118% 119%
137% 138%
No par
com
preferred™.
American
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
42% Jun
Co
24%
*27
153
18%
2
preferred
23%
27%
150
18%
120
,——50
convertible
150
150
-
—100
No par
coin.
preferred—
38% May 16
42% May
Co
27%
147
*140
i._No par
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
7% Mar 12
t>
Corp
convertible preferred
Brake
24,500
147
150
;v~
Amer
24% Jan
8
-
1
American Bosch Arma Corp—
1
22% Jan
1
4Va%
6%
23% July 12
44% May
7
110% Apr 26
x26%
18%'?
120
cum conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common—10
.
24
27%
150
*140
- -
3Va %
1,700
93 %
"
*
No par
American Bakeries
7
70% Jan
23
39
■
19
31
May 28
16% Jan
■'
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common...
1,
..
65
America
Petroleum
5,100
32
*23%
v
•
"*
Amerada
9
16%
32
112%
-
50
Mar 19
Feb
of
600
16%
32%
15%
__™10
Limited
72
16%
41%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)__^„l
26% Mar 16
36
Co
72
*69
16%
114
100
Amalgamated Leather Co com
':•> 6% Converfcble preferred
I
3
Jan
126
July
13
Jan
79
14
101
Aluminum
*69
73
32
9%
par
preferred
73
*69
16%
20%
common..;
20preferred_„100 •
convertible
Aluminium
2
121% Mar 23
;
30"% May 25
May 31
A1.
30
10
62% Jun
4.08%
:
100
Mfg
convertible
62%
*69
69
24 %•■•
"3
No par
Alpha Portland Cement
,
July 13
3% Jan
22'/o May 24
14
Sep
126% Apr
9
2% Jun
3%%
5,900
63%
73
r69
"
1
preferred
,Allis-Chalmers
,
1,800
63
62%
*69
69%
8,400
32%
180%
18
;
13 %
16%
*153
™„_5
Mills
4%
13 Va
24
*150
Stores Corp common„No
-
13%
32%
158
Allied
13%
16%
48%
-
1
100
Allied
13%
62%
24%
27%
.^No par '*150
3
13%
62Va
32 %
*235
4
109%
16%
303
23-
*107%
23%
*235
36 Va Apr
109%
x32%
1
56% Jan
160% Apr
134% Apr
93 % May 29
41%
*107%
16%
82
97% Jan
.
11
Shares
41%
109%
14%
™100
».
the Week
32%
82
Dye_™„
41%
70
69%
19'/a
;
41
24'/8
19%
:
41%
Friday
July 13
18
.„_100
'
Co.™
*68
.
*114%
common
Chemical
71
69%
__"„5
preferred A—prior preferred conv
Allied
62%
_100
preferred
Allied
13%
62
*27
No par
—a
Industries
13Va
62'%
*147
"
_1
common™.
Allen
4
Apr
i
~
—.„„1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
9
25% Jan
Inc
13Va
16%
1951 series—-___
100
Vicksburg Ry__™„_100
preferred
109%
41%
*107%
Sales for
Thursday
July 12
23%
"
Corp™10
__
*107%
.
PRICES
32 %.
.
10
5% %
$4
12
22% May 29
30
_2.50
__
~
25% Dec
Inc
109%
69%
Co-__-,„r_,—
1
Corp:
No par
Alleghany Corp
43 Va Apr
2
117% Mar 27
23
May 21
pfd
4 % %'
!"
Jan
4.50%
7%
7
160
May
Stores
42%
*67
"
Corp„„™„
Aldens
23
10% May
.50
_______
41%
13Ve
called
SALE
July 11
61%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining------10
Alco Products Inc common
„___1
6-
Junli
14% Jun
1
Co_.
Alabama &
3
-
30
93
5
23% Mar 22'
117% Jan 19
'
7%; Jan 23
;
3
122
J
Mar 14;
4% Feb
8
Jun
*107%
Air Reduction Inc common
5
July
May 24
81•
100
Aeroquip Corp
4
49% July
.
19
42%
Express
Admiral
163 '
6
41%
Addressograph-Multigraph
181
114 % July 10
Aug1 9
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
26
July
19% Jun
117
7% Jan
9
Steel
Adams-Millis
3
15% May
9
155
Acme
Adams
May 14
22 % Jan
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
9
29"% May 4
32% Jan / 4
...
preferred
5%
HIGH
Wednesday
July 10
common™*.._25
Inc
AND
Tuesday
5
common...
preferred™.—:
5%
33°/8 Apr
23
-26% July
108
9
Jan
Monday
July .9
Par
Vending Corp
67% Jan
21% Oct
LOW
STOCK
Laboratories
109% Feb
14% Jan
65% Jun
53
YORK
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
13% May 28
55% Jun
8
Aug 25
NEW
Highest
*102
x35%
105
35%
,...21.80
Corp
10
36%
37%
14
28
28%
*72
39%
*102
35
38%
*28
105
35%
42%
29
*102
105 '
34%
34%
42 %
27
74
♦102
753/4
105
75%
♦102
50
3,100
18%
49,200
1,330
77%
75
393/4
-
3,500
105
1,900
34%
34%
43
41
42
75,800
28
*28
29
400
34%
343/4
43 %
41
27
28
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
4
6% Jan
3
43% Feb 14
31% July 5
19
36
Oct 11
24% May 3
Jan
27% Jan 23
41% Apr
89% Apr
20% Jun
13% Jan
27% Mar
6
46% Feb
9
627/« Apr
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
24
18
6
26% Oct
8
55% Dec
May 12
36
U
35% Apr
28
102% Apr
19
94
14
9% Feb
6% Jun
22
Apr
5
Argo Oil
5
102% Mar
2
Armour &,
•3.75
8% Jan
13
26% Jun 11
31% Mar 15
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
11
37% Sep
29% Feb
8
>r Jan
110% Jan
Carpet Co the
1
industries Inc—.—..—,..2.50
5%
8
113
1
69
Aug 15
May 27
102
52% Feb
55
Jan
23
68
121% Jan
18
162
Nov 20
137
Jan
23
15
62
Aug 11
27% Dec
13
30
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
Apr 20
6.25%
37%
35%
35
35
*
34%
34%
600
2,400
"
1,600
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
61%
62
61%
62
61%
62%.
19%
20%
19%.
19%
19%
20
32%
33
.•
34
98
98
*97
19
98
18%
18%
*18%
5%
5%
5%
5%
27 %
27 %
*27%
-28
17%
17%
*/
17% / 17%
29
31%
28
31% f
;
29
,
"v/
5%
,,,
.
■-
28
28.
21,300
",17%
17%
18
173/4
18%
29%
29%
29%
"
31%
31%
31%
31%
»<
'31%
106%
1063/4
?.<->
106%
29
7,000
250
400
5%
1,100
900
28
29
29,. 1
"
5%
271/2
.
\ 32,800
19
34%
98
*
1,400
,
.
98
19
33%
18%
>5'/st
r
_
33
34
98
18%
,
29
«...1
preferred
Associates
July 11
'"373/8
5
181/b
14,500
29%
1,800
32
V
3,300
Corp—
Common
173
Jun
-
4%
'■
,*4%'.
.
38% "
(33%
.18%
n5%
27%
Shares
4%
37%
4%
.
38
34%
62
J20
A
99
-
22%
60%
>
33 Va 7-33%
18%
*
20%
60%
20W-
98
July 13
-97%
59%
20%
No par
Corp
Friday
July 12
373/8 •
4%
.
34%
22%
23
22Va<
Oil & Refining com.
l
2nd preferred $1.50 series.jNo par
5
104% Feb
1
Goods
"
•
22%
4%
38%
34%
5
5
Dry
July 11
37
-
10
Ashland
3
35
34%
Corp..
Illinois—
Constable
Arvln
30% MAr 29
16
34%
Co of
Associated
26% Mar 14
—5
Artloom
Mar 29
20
27% Jan 10
37,
—
preferred
Arnold
6
""4%
:
4%
36%
Armstrong Cork Co common——1
2
Jan
22
Steel
Armco
4%
No par
Sales fer
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
July 10
-
•
Argus Cameras Inc
18
2
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
3
17
Nov 28
34
Mar 15
24*
Jan
May
July ST
.
Archer-Dan iels-Midi a n d
Corp
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
'
Par
Co Inc
9
37% Mar 27
29% Jan 18
96% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
A W W Products
6% Mar 19
18
35% Jun 28
Monday
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67%
10
...
1; 66
*
31%
:•
106
67% >
106
106
..100
..
Investment Co
3i;
:
*105
106
67 %
%
6<
v
■
107%
%
66 .••/
b8
:
68
1063/4
100
67%
1,400
159%
6,200
*67
-:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
58
Oct
3
96% Feb
Mar 17
59% Mar
8
35% Jan
94% July
9% July
17
July 18
16% NOV 16
Atlantic
Atlantic
4
Feb
8
76% Mar 13
11% Jan
9
16% Jan
19
17% Feb 27
22% Jun
8
27% Mar 16
10
Atlas
160
58%
58 %
58
f8
57
57%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
28%
291/4
*99 V 100
..100
Line
RR
No par
*99
'
10
series B
100
34%
29
99%
1,700
57
28%
99%
100
99%
*99
100
100
1,700
t:
.
54%
55
54%
55
54
55%
5,900
41%-:
40%
41%
40%
41%
403/4
41%
18,700
Automatic
Co
96%
10 3/8
10%
10%
10%
10%
17 Vs
171/s
17%
17%
17%
18%
18 Vs
18%
>
180
51,800
25,700
*
*72%
73%
72%
72%
73,%
73%
74%
75
1,700
11%
11%
♦10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 «/4
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
171/2
*17%
17%
*17%
10%
17%
1,000
No par
Amer.._5
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23 %
23%
23%
23%
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23%
1,000
^%
411/4
47,800
($1.20)
Canteen
95%
9%
17%
95
No par
common
prior pref
94'/2
9V#
17 V#
20
Nichols
94%
9%
95%
934
94'%
9%
20
preferred
94%
1
$3.75
40
54%
40%
95%
40%
.40%
56%
'
53%
55
54
common
Powder
Conv
161%
58%
29%
of
72%
73%
v
2
7% Feb 24
9
49% Feb 24
5% May 22
35% May 24
'7% July 12
44% Apr
6
15% Jan 12
5% July
18
41
July
Avco
Mfg Corp (The)
$2.26
5%
5%
41 %
41%
5%
3
common
41
No par
preferred
conv
51/2
5%
5%
5%
5%
*41%
5%
42 Va
X41%
41%
/■ 41%
<•••
41
1,000
■>/'
8% Feb 10
0% Aug 18
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
8
30 y« Jan
10
35% Aug 12
32% Jun
1
106Va Apr
10
113
7sb
100% Jan
0
41% Feb 13
62% May 28
105
53
Babbitt (B T)
Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co
May 10
113 Va May
Jun
14
105
35%
Jan
18
6
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
30
5
12
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
*
54% Jan
Jan
July 14
15 % Jan
5
26
38% Mar
8
3
6
Elec
&
Co—No par
33%
109
68% Jan
27
4%
noncumulatlve
100
42%
43%
13,900
14
14
14%
14'/#
14V4
14%
14%
34
333A
34
33%
34
58,000
6,600
109
ioi
/
xl3%
/102//
.
47%
4d%
-*8%»
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62% May 10
Bangor to Aroostook RR
82 y« Jun': 14
Barber
Oil
29% May 4
44
Jun 12
> May 28
16y* Jun
8
Barker Brothers
54% Jan
19% Jan
6
43
...1
,
9
Batb Iron
6
Bayuk Cigars Inc
4Vt%
common
i
preferred
Works
,
„
Corp.^
10
No par
r
109%
*101
66%
60
60%
60%
79%
78 %
67
29
29%
41%
49
17 V*
78%
29%;
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A
47%
48%
60 Va
V
109%
*
510
102
60%
79 V#
28
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3,300
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110
43
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i
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79
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17%
17,500
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78%
49%
17%
61
41%
48
100
67 V4
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60
78%
29 Vs
41%
46%
17
preferred—100
9
Jan
43%
34
108
23,400
42 V*
101
14%
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7 -;
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43 y4
107%
13%
preferred series B—...100
100
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33 V#
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4% preferred series C-*
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7
42 V#
6V* "v 6"2
42
43.
19
39
19% Nov 23
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6Vs
"
20% Jan 23
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
4%%
Gas
"
42V«
Jan
60
19
33% Jan
Baltimore
7
2
'
9
42% Jan
13
45 "
Sep
r
35% Feb
1
(The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr 19
Mar 31
99
109
•
Coast
Refining
cumulative
Austin
159%
161'A
1581%
160%
58
'
Mar 30
54
Oct 20
61% Feb 13
9
161%
159
Co com—6.50
Atlas Corp
5%
160
50
50
-zJ.
Preferred
99% Feb 20
10% May 28
18% Jun
1
6
5
20
11
Dec
8% Apr
5% Oct 26
4
9
9
Jan
18
Mar 21
42
5
27% Dec 22
10
Common
Preferred
Atlantic City Electric
4% preferred
27
14% Jan
68
47% Mar 14
19
Jun
Feb
63% May
44% May
43% Jan 27
9
101% Apr 20
15
101
1
40% Sep
•;
34% May 17
96% Sep
v
Apr 23
01% Jan 20
30% Mar 13
55% Apr 23
27% Jun
8
■
■
'
49
..
17 Vs"'
•
49
50%
17 V#
v..
50 Va
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17 Vs
V
ZoV .48
48'/a-
13,700
:
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1
;
1,500
17% /' 17%
'
8
45
Jan
17
29
116
Jan
23
107% May
2
104
Apr 27
22% Mar 14
38% Dec
1
18% May 28
24
Nov
18
29% Dec 30
25% Jan 23
"AS
Jan
11
13
57
Jun
Jan 24
48
147
Jun
Dec
133
103% Jun
13
96
30 5
Oct
3
22
,
Jan
6
-
30% Jan 17
96% Mar
Oct
14
30
Mar 14
43
158% Sep
13% Jan
74
Jan
?
(A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
4
Beech
2
15
15
94% July
Dec
,
Feb
6
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
45% May 9
Jan 30
Bell
&
5
101
63
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
172
Nov
9
18
Sep
16
Jan 30
44% Jan 23
140% May 28
158
Apr 17
13 Va Jun
May
167% Apr
172% Feb
Jan
40
Dec
32% Feb
31
Mar
33% Jun
28% Mar 15
38
$4% May 18
88% Mar
22
4
28% Jan
14
10
23
25% Jan 30
34% Jun 13
Nov 28
3
69 y. Jan
27
July 5
23% May 28
Sep~29
20% Mar 15
31%
25
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
12
Dec
20
3
Jan
25 % July 10
12
Mar
1
•
11% Jun
66% May
11% Jan
3
58
May29
64
Jan
Best Foods
Bethlehem
/
17
50% Apr
7
98% Feb
61% Sep 16
•
3
30
3
18
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28,
12% Nov
38
21
2
Mar 14
Dec
49 Vs Dec
51% Oct 24
30
11
8
45
Jan
5
54
191
1
11% Jun
56 % July 20
24% Jan 23
May 10
Jun
43% Mar
Jan
9
20%, May 28
35% Jun
8
May""6
28% Feb
14
100% Apr 25
95 % Jan
4
28% Jan28
95
Aug 11
Sep 26
32
14% Jan
Jan
6
20% Jan
36% Feb
6
82
34%
6
15% Jan
17% May 17
July 25
31% Feb 23
43
6
20
25
JBlaw-Knox
Bliss
Bliss
28
Dec
Tl
8% Oct
24
Oct
23% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
•
6% Nov 15
27
Feb
1
30% Feb 13
1
20% Jun 22
13% May 28
8
72
6
Jun
22
67
July 11
Apr 20
Apr
26
76
July 13
26
55
July 12
21% Jan
95 V* Jun
35% May
88% May
23
Mar
16% dan
103% Jan
9% Jan
4
8
Jan 11
99
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar
23
40% Jan 23
sy# Feb
9
12% Jan 20
3
103% Jan
7% Jan
3
43% Jan
9
_For footnotes
-r'3,300
89%
50
-
23
8,000
45%
10
'31%
31%
9,000
12'A
1,300
23%
24%
19,900
40%
;■>
24 V4
40%
1,100
v.
40%
40%
-12-
1
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96
96
Stores
Co
see
page
20,
..No par
.5
.
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
0
4%%
7%
preference..
100
5
Co
J
participating preferred
California Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
3
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
$4.25 conv preferred—.
Canada Southern Ry Co
-
29%
36
36
91%
94%
46%
47%
46 %
47V#
457/#
47V#
23,000
28%
28 VA
28%
27%
27%
27%
2,700
25 Vb
25%
25%
25%
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*25 V*
25%
13 Va
l27/s
l27/s
12%
12%
13
13
280
147/s
14%
14%
14%
15
5,500
47%
-
14%
14%
.
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11%
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60%
60%
60%
61
46%
45%
46%
46 Va
46% V
92
92
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18
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54 V#
.
18
18
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1,200
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13,200
47%
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48 Vs
47
47%
463/4
56
55%
55%
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21
21
41
40%
35 Vs
43 Va
43 V4
35%
44%
36
100
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100
35 Vs
35%
14%
93
38%
35%
14 Va
14%
92%
38 V4 >
14%
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21
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94
500
38%
38
38 Va
38 Va
38 V#
2,800
25%
25'/a
25%
25 V4
25%
53%
55
1,500
19,400
52%
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95
95
31%
31%
35%
36 Vs
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31%
32%
31%
34%
34%
34%
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21
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72
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77
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72
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9%
11
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30%
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30
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47%
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6
38 %•
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13%
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38
102
1
47%
7
13 Va
102
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100
2,100
17,300
3,100
31,600
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72
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;
130
69%
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76
76
43%
43
43%
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42%
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1,000
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7,600
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11
29%
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8,700
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t
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30
30 Vs
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102
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6,000
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47%
1,500
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13%
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13%
13%
6,400
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47
47
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5%
5%
5%
5%
—
1,000
38%
38 %
38 Vs
37%
38 Vs
37%
38%
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15
15V#
15
15 V#
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15
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92
92
92
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65
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17,700
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16,000
100
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,
2,300
44
35%
36
35%
35
600
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21%,
43
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102
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4,500
56
21
25%
^
3,700
543/4
48
56
35%
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94
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48
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48
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38
54 Va
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48%
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54%
54 Vs
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48
v
94
3.400
24,200
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30%
32 V*.
32%
32 Vs
32 %
32
51
51
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51
51
30%
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6
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6
93
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93
60
64%
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66
410
30V#
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30%
32 %
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31%
32
32
32 V#
51%
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11%
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460
11%
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26
59»/a
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9%
9%
30'A - 30%
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45%
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91 %
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25
28%
59%
11%
59 Vs
91V*
CaradlaU Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
700
'
15
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Mills
:
48.
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f
42,400
14%
34
■
28,200
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36%
28%
35%
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2,500
94%
29
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56% Apr
6
29%
•
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27,300
43%
92%
95%
100
33% Apr
6
36% Marie
43% f
.
42
/
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36
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1.66%
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46%
13%
....
42"
960
45^4
6%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
.
-
/
2,900
94%
>
47%
...
Callahan
3
7
100
.1
—.13
Butte Copper 0b Zinc....
..5
Byers Co (A. M). common—..Nopar
-
3
July 11
100
...
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r
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500
,
13V#
78
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19 Vs
^94'% •> 95 V2
*
Butler Bros
3
Feb
second
com
40*/s
42%
42%
42%
164%
13%
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36%
39
51
1?
s
Burroughs Corp
Bush'Terminal
43%
40%
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V "
29 Vs
14^'s
94
38%
25 Va
1
Inc..:
13®/#
78
92%
36
.
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....
163%
20,400
;
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•
•
94
14V4
94
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Burlington Industries Inc
8
42%
13
49
35
-
163%
♦76
159.%,!,:
157
28%
■
56%
21 Vs
40,/4
35%
5
156 Va
//
:
800
50
' •:
:
2,100
33%;
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•;
155%
13%
14
78
39%
43
50
4,400
25,400
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3
163'/4
13%
78
18%
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No par
$5 preferred
Co
163 Va
14 V4
48 %
•
40
1
33%
17,000
V
92.
21
,___i5
common
Co
17% Jan
8
Co
163 Va
94%
' 54 V*
48%
No par
Blgelow—
1%
33%
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-
55 V4
21%
.
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49%
50
49%
,
-78
35%
59%
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*
33%
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54Vi
20%
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*
46VA
.
12%
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;
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1%
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18
(The)
21%
1%
157 VA
42 Y*
13 Va
48
Inc
'
39% / 39%
29./
28%
28^/a,
26 V*
92
53%
loo
Forge Co
66
50 V* July 10
,
55%
20%
1%
156 Va
14%
„
Maine RR—
Bullard
98
30% Jun
25
54%
21 Vs
157%
78
14%
.lot
preferred
Buffalo
12
29% Jun 19
Feb 21
common
Co
Bulova. Watch
May 28
Jun
(The)
50
163%
96%
28 'A
55%
1%
33
H
33
155
35
26'A
1%
50.
29 v/
.
94%
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1
8
14% May 28
'
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3
17.
21
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47% /48%.
issued"..
.....
8
89
62
"when
common
,
100
Budd
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
8
July 15
64% Feb
7
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
__5
45
5
5% Jun
59
30%
22 %
V
24
*94%
,96
54 Yt
54 V4
32%
-
-.43%
:
59
16
37% July
28% Mar 14
24%
40%
VA
90
11,600
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■
,
.
50
.
20%
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:
-
45%
•
20%
53%
L
5
22
31% Jan
12
100-
Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Bucyrus-Erie Co
3
12% Apr
32% Jan
li
93V* Deo 30
f 12
,
*94%
::'
20 3 s
■f
-78
35
2.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
9
17 % Dec
13
96
1%
.....15
81% Jan 19
77% Feb
85% Mar
44% Dec
$7% Jan
24
*40
163 Va
28%
—_1
Inc
Brooklyn Union Gas
11 Vs Apr
-25% Jan 10'
24%
39% / 40 V*
(Delaware)—.10
Brown Shoe Co Inc.
28
25% May
42
Brown &
16% Jan
3
1
Bridgeport Brass Co common
.5
4%% preferred....
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co.
—3.50
Briggs & Stratton
__3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred
...100
6
44% Jun
36% Feb
Co
Branlff Airways
5
Jun 25
22% Feb 17
10
Mfg Co—
15 V* Apr 27
14
14 y4
2438
40% / 40%
'.i
155 V*
*77
35% Jun 27
15
Apr
100
5%
May 10
Sep 26
91% ian 17
27% Oct
12
'
23
-
105
20 Vs
.
/
•
2,600
134%
30%
-j-
31%
12
14'A .14%
Common
May 9
24% Apr
6
44% July 11
87% Apr
2
100
Feb 29
28% Jan 23
12% Aug 26
.
31%
\14%
11%^ 11%
3
Jan
3
Jan 31
30% Oct 31
11
99% Jan 26
29% Jan
61%
14%
54%
58
34% Jun 22
19% July 1
6
11
11
83
Mar 18
Jan
91% Jan 25
80
6
15
23
38 Va Jan 23
17 Va May 28
92 V» Mar
3
31%
12
50%
*163
1951
(E W) Co
& Laughlin
Boston Edison
39% July
25% Sep
21 % Aug
8ep 30
31 Va
12 Vs
.
32%
153Va
No par
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Borg-Warner Corp
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Number
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The Commercial and Financial
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.
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NEW
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6 1/4
7
6%
-
7
48%
6%
6
Va
2.900
6%
7
2.100
48%
48%
49
8.600
108%
108%
108%
109 %
108%
108%
280
105V2
105%
105%
106
*105%
106'/a
520
101'/a
100'/4
100 %
*100
101
92 %
92%
92'/a
91
105%
•lOOVt
-
*100%
109V4
105
102
6%
7
6%
48V4
*100%
105
>
200-
V.
•'
73
com:—100
:
Columbian
19'/4
No par
com
46% Feb
8
18%
13.900
»
26% >
56
•2'^55.
65%
6.600
,
14
53'/4
"
>14%
41
207
-•
-
41%
No par
Broadcasting
Gas
*26 'A
(
9.000
*
f
42%
*86
Southern
B
Columbia
3
12
75-.:-'.
*940
A
Class
27
15.200 ;
,
27%
:
55 'A
46-%
*104%
21%
98
108'/4
<
*72'/a
____No par
"
Columbia
/
;
*100%
-
41%
*41%
...
-*194
108 V4
Corp—No par
com-uJ
10
preferred series B___.
Columbia
22% Oct
•
115%
Iron
! *13%"
J
500
;
97
<>v,
"97 ' "
v.
14%
'
1 ~
62Vr"-64'/i-'
-V-
41%
noiicumulatiye- 1st pld__—100
noncumulallve 2nd pfd!—100
4%
-
42 Vs
*97
-
■
61%
114%
Co
391/2
r:
13%
54%
64%
.
68% -V 69%
>.
14%
107
42
211/4
98
1081/4
•
100
Aikman Corp,
&
21%
■
59Va
108%
8c
68%
*104 V2
.—
10b'/2
Internut'l
Fuel
68%
14»/a
preferred_100
preferred
Collins 8c
28
45%
102
No par
—
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
5
•
(The)™.;—,__u_No par
Co
Coca-Cola
62%
46%
207
1
50:% Jan
preferred
'96'/4
46
*100%
.1
cumulative
". x27%
47»4-
42
14.800"
20
58%
'
•
-
h. '97'/4 V
*
600
v,•••■'>'•/
46 Va
.
1.600
26Va
!>
66%
54%
*194
•
Molybdenum -_ii,—L .No par
4%
19V4
4
58%
•:V;t 13%
14
>
47 3
*40 '
19%
22.200
25%
40%
47%
..
%34%
39 Vz
-
40%
-
: 19%
*2fiV4-~ 26%
r■-
j
•;
200
3,100
26
.
*;13V2-
.
1,100 '
16.400
106
25
25%
47%'
1/
35% v
'69'/2%; 70%*
;.
551/4
21 Ve
stock__50;-
Corp
7%
*103
-
o40
26%
/
54%
■~"97
••«
com -_luo
Climax
5
104
*47%
.
'
55
68%
43%
'65
641/4
21%
59
- >.
3.900
8%
431/2
-
31 %
-V'>29v'-,29%%
"/
v
:
64%
211/4
97%
41%-
5
Clopay
13
*
8%
43
130
6.800
4.300
8%
|
*30 %
-,65%.;;67 Va V!
'
8%
V-
8%
'-;
-
63%
19%
69%
.27
15
16
Jan
2.200
35
31 Va
98%
107
23
Jan
86%
104%
34%
8%
■
64%'..
104%
25
,
27
•V 29%
14%
3.V2 Jan
125,
86%
•
1 *103%
35%
21'A
5
39
13%-V, 13%
*52
J:/-;
651/2%,,
*104%
___ii_„i_No par
Pitts RR 7% gfd
50-
141
3,800
103%
"
4%
7.300
21%
'*'•
33%
37%
VJ
V«
5
com__™___15
-
4.200
3%
69%
*30 Vs
19%
68%
38'/4,
53
67%
.10
75% Apr
(
9
J; May 27
V
Corporation—^
23% Jan
63
i
No par ?
guaranteed
Special
CleviLe
1
75
Ilium
18,300
,
33%
31%
54'%
10
preferred
-.
10
.3
Elec
10,700
3'/a
21'/4
48
40
■
32%
n
>■'
prefewed__10O
&
:
69%
;70%
21%
97%
preferred™. 1"n t
Cleveland
800
31%
*301/4
311/2.
25'/4
-*58%. .59 :;••>•
23%
25
' /-
a.
,
29
_No par
Ity Co
1,300
93k
68%
v
21%
19V8
*13% i 14
y
26%
26%
100
noncuihulative
Cleveland
6
,
5.300
15
9%
G8V4
35
8'/a
8
103
,
24%
-i/
19%
58%
9 Vh
43%
47'/2
19%
Co_i._i4.-i_t—15
C As St Louis
38%
15
"
cotlveftHile
.
Equipment
.5%
80«% Mar 26
24% Jan
;
'
13
431/2 Jun
jlll
:
4 %%
Clark
38%
15
5.800
68
103%
35%
63%
21
40%
•
-8 3
64
*30%
•47
38 -•
%
43'%
103
v
31% V,
40%
_____No par
.100
City Stores Co conMtion______i
.
3
27% May 28
47% Jun 11
13
"
'•
Jan
23% Oct
f:
95% Mar
28
Jan
68 Vv July 13
23
2% May 31
41% May 28
128% Jun 20
39% Mar 14
109
May 28
100% May 28.,
f 34% Jan 26
r
23% Jan ,3
.
&
500
9%
86%
104% ' :
8%
63%
21%
47
_50
r
9%
8
43
103%
25
34%
8%
M.
Electric—• V
Cor>.w__^__^__x_
29
7
r?
45% May 12
11 ;; 25% Feb 14
55% Oct
42% Jun
36 'A
38%
j
36%
1
V
64%
64
preferred
City, ProrincLs 'Corp~5
20
36'/4
.,69%
86%.
*103%
35%
9
.
,42
%
103%
'
.-5'/a %
'1,300
r
107%
34
,
32% V 33
3%
3%
'
33 '/a
86%
104%
35%
8%
,40%
25
87
*103
37
91/8 •V 9%
1
Del_50
City Investing Co commonJi._i
f
581/2
7.100
-A
21 '/a
Milling Mach Co__
:
1634 \
31 '/a
3%
671/4
3%
67
900
-
-
67'/a
■
4.600
-
33%
9%
667/8
16'/a
*106
.33
38%
I *14 'A
/"
10%
87
58V4
107%
,
*35%
32%
31%
33'/4
1
9 Va
,
v.; .68
."
58
57%
32%
•,
36
*9%
_25
; C I T Financial
Corp___
Cities Service
/
18
.196 "
42% Aug 18
20% Oct
-.104%. Jail
Jan v 9
94 % Feb
/ Cincinnati
6
:
de
1,100
1.900
4
54
53%.
*82
16%
*106
-
9%
4
87
16%
V
1
58
107%
32%
9%
54
*82
33%
15- i-V
*30 %
:
9%
54%
36
64%
40
2
9%-
*53.%
*82
:
.
16%/
*106
33
69 »/4
—i..
200
66%'
87
58
106%
32%
50
68%
Gag
108
45
54
16%
\»
23%
Com moil
108
44%
9%
i
•
*82
321/2
-4'Tv preferred:
42,400
65%
9%
T
37
32 %
'•?.
300
17%
17%
17%
23%
V *, v
71% July 13
20% Mar 29
30
19%. May 29
7
47% Jari
; •
26
46% May 24
Feb
29% July 10
'102% Apr V4
55% July 10
13
41% Jurt
3
10
Jun
■37% Jau
3-
/ Oct 25
25
331/4 -May 31 ;
108
3Q
Feb
:j 96
21,600
103%
■'
20
*19%
com__No par
Cincinnati
'•
25% Apr 25
%
26% 115 ^ Obt -21
94'' Jan
191"
Dec
40% Feb
'
9
Nov
:,,17'/4
^
May
90%
*102%
17
230
451/4
%
17%
108
■■
.Vv-'-V#,
"
89%
2 03 %
16%
19%
1.25
com
Copper CoJ
Chrysler Corp
:
43.100
103%
19%
-5%
Chile
900
13%
15'%
17%
Chicago Rock; Isi &
Pit^ RR__No par
." Chicago .Yellow .Cab___
.>
No par
■ Chklrasha
Cotton? pii:.______
10
1
22%
,13%
*102%
20
_1
Western
22%
13%
15'/a
65%
preferred scries A.
—100
Chicago P7id(imafclc"Tool com^_.
5
-
,
102%
108 »/a
No par
_
102
01
65%
44i/4'.;
48%
221%
22
13%
101
94
48 %
%
M3%
'101%
22%
13
>
15%
87%
(The)
Ry
*22%
13'%
25%
'*
.*1011%
15%
104%
com
preferred
•
22'%
102
87%
1C2
85
/
-
*22
108%
'
Chic MJlw St Paul 8c Pac_!
No par
series-A* Mbiicium p100
•-
14% May 22
1
25%
49%
58%
15%.
prelerred™_l00
Great Western
5%
30% May
9
25%
49%
57%
104
Inc_-
.
70% July II*
43% Mar
5
10% Jan ; 4
V 20% Feb
7
25%
4!)
No par
convertible
Class. A
-
■r
25%
58%
102
■
,3
71%. Jan
26
50
57'%
,.„No par
™_
Manulacturing
Chicago Corp
t
:.
25%
48 %'
_10
Aircraft
Chicago 8c East 111
1
31% July
5
,->» 44%Jnn 30
'
.
1
59
Aug 29
101% NOV 16
18
v
25%
58
85%
1
__
.
Vouglit
4.000
2,700
114
48 %
-22%
_™1
_
i_
$4.50 preferred
*113
48%
5
Chemway Corp i
Chesapeake Corp of Va____„,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry-coinnvon
•
31% Apr 27
27% Apr
5
50
Apr ■ 27
41% Jan
6
1
37-
-43% July 26
,
,
Chance
'>%.
.
17
23 '/a Mar
3
105% May
2
24% Jan 16
8
28% Feb
9
44% Dec
.
3
20
Jun
Common
7
10% Apr 13
41% J ly 10
66% May
2
Mar 21
96 % Jan
9
Feb
42% Jan
114
25%
5
Inc__
___
*113
*
C<irp_2_
Gotham
114%
57y4
1
Cb™™_
*113%
•
48
12%
:
Champion Paper 8c Fibre
...
114'%
101%
West Corp
Aircraft
Chain Belt Co
3
21
Cessna
Chadbourn
Jan
*113%
5
Certain-Teed Products Corp
3
7
26 Va
12%
Co
Co
Pasco
8
53% Jan
-
de
1
87% July
26%
'■
t
15% Jan
v'
*•'
14
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
26
36% Jan
■
Oct
18
28
■
Sep~16
100
17
21% Jan
-
,56%
6
93% Jan
Cerro
*4% Jan
108
26 %
Violeta Sugar-Co_„___9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
_L__No par
75 % May
26
.
26%
114%
Central
8
8
Vr-
d ry
11
9
May
1
31% May 24
36
-
36 % May
103
25
7
71% Mar-9
33% May 16
28
54% Jan
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
<
Fou
1
a
Sugar
Central 8c' South
-
>
S
14 V4 Mar
39%
102%'
4 % %
preferredCentral Illinois Public Servlce_
Central RR Co of N J——..
-
5
39% Mar 27
9% July 10
29.500
38%
par
i
/July 13
16% Apr
35%
4
12%
of Georgia Ry
com__No par
5%
preferred series B™
___100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Light coni
No
.
1
42% Mar
13% Jun
15
Oct
F"b
34
27«/, Feb
4
113
23
35
38 3
Central
12
23
33 % Jan
30
43% Jan
58% July 13
13
35%
33%
26%
<101%
1
i.JAgulrre
Cell 11
17% Mar 22
r-
4
29% Jun
57% Apr
86% Jun
33% Jan
17% July 21
37% Mar 14
23% Mar 14
2
9
6
33%
39%'
2G
1
\y.. c
Central
12% Mar 16
27% Jan
"
22
Apr
Feb
106
22
29% Jan
26
51V2 Jnn
-
6
21
Jun
.15 % Jan.
Mar 11
24
9
81 % Feb
-Apr 26
55% Sep 19
112
Feb
>"46
14
18
Jun:> 7
-
20
69% May 25
3
31
45% Jan
Apr
11% Nov
18
79 %' Jan
.14% Jan
.
33%
38%
26%
10
,
18% Dec
32%
39%
25%
100
;
^hares
r
33%
33%
12.50
Celotex Corp common
5% prelerred i__
3
fsr
the Week
31%
1
■
July 13
26 '/4
50
-2
Fridav
July 12
39%
10
•
Sales
Thursday
32
____5
___
series-'
PRICES
*113%
Prelerred 4.20%
2
2i.-24.__i_ 100
Celanese Corp of Ainer com__No
par
7%
2nd
preferred, _s
-„__t_100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
4
23
.21% Jan
July 11
Co_
cointnon__
prelerred
SALS
July 11
25%
No par
Caterpillar Tractor colmnon
22
83
37% Dec
8
uun
Light
HIGH
Wednesday
31%
Ry_l00
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common™.
5
15
-
&
Steel
Corp
4%%
July 10
108
21
26
Carrier
5
94
3
27
18% Jan
Carpenter
119 V4 Jun \9
July 20
72% Dec
Jan
18 '.a Jan
23
Power
Ohio
&
AND
v
July 10
38%'
~5
_
Tuesda
July 9
1
.
Co
Cliuclifield
Carolina
27
Monday
Par'
(Philips' Mfg Co™_„__„_lo
Carolina
26
23% Apr
14
101% May
Airlines Inc
Carborundum
(The)
2
LOW
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carey
9
53 % Jan
19
5j% Jati
5
26% Jan
NEW
,
Capital
57% Apr 24
62% May 16
1
100% Jun
;
Mar
130
27
>
-
29
11% May 28
■
3
61% Dec
.
1
27% Apr
may 10
20% Jan
19
127% Aug1
121
23
4u
7
19% Dec
12
May 16
Jan
52% Mar
2
23 Va July
2
Dec
45
18
53 % Mar
»
4<i% May 9
29% Mar 20
2
40% Feb
48%
,
41% Feb
25
July
o
Vfr
Highest
30'% May 28
31% Jan 23
21
36% Apr
10
Jan
Lowest
42 % Dec
30% Mar 14
112
Range Since Jan. T
Highest
22% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
•
92
*101
30%
103V4
103
31
103%
47%
47 7/8
47V4
47%
47
471/2
97
97
97 V.
97 Ve
97%
97V2
*101
31
103
47%
*97
103
31
103 %
■
100
30%
*104
91%
101
50
4.100
50
30%
2.300
104V2
150
18,800
47%
47V4
47%
98
97%
98
160
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
(230)
NEW
STOCKS
K*o(e (or Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
14% Feb
12% Feb
14
27% Apr
8% Dec
70
3
£8% Apr
9
t>% May 2rf
9% J..n
11
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
14
48% Apr
6
50% Jan
July 19
29
23
12
% Jan
Jan
26
26
Oct
28
28
25
Jan
2
65% May
31
8
2
Cornell
20
Jun
19
99
Jan
19
99
Jan
25
20
32% Feb
24
26
23
180'/4 Mar
27'/a Jan
17J
Apr
7%
35% Jan
Apr
19
6% Jun
3
34'/a Feb
28
50
9
92% May
97% Mar
2
7
22.400
123%
124%
4,100
Delaware
of
122%
8
13
28% Jun
19
30% Jan
3
Cream
Apr
15
b0% Jan
10
75% Apr
9
Crescent
13% May 22
18% Feb
28
30
23
35% Feb
23
53% Jan
23
69% Apr
3
Feb
2
107
bep 27
32'/a Jan
5
40%
40%
40 Vb
40 3/8
39%
40
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
5,000
49%
49V«
49%
49
51%
51
52 Va
51%
54%
17,000
31.
$4.20
Jun
8
57% Mar 21
Crucible
14
Jan
13
20% July 13
17% Apr
9
Cuba RR 6%
9
6
3
14% May
7
Cudahy
Mar 15
4 % %
14% May 28
2
7% Jan
10
73% Apr
26
67% Jan
4
14% Sep
15
8% Jun
21
9% May
8% Mar 14
37% Aug 19
11
23
67% Feb 23
31% Mar 29
35
105
52% May 23
4
May
51
*50
52
*50
52
61%
61V4
*59
62%
*60
621/2
27%
27%
281/4
27%
28
'29%
35% May
23
30% Nov
30
36% Nov
6
18
33% Feb
14
37
7
135% Jan
19
138
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
140
56% Jan
7
86
Jan
Dec
73
27
Jan
Apr
July 10
22
48
Jun
4
55
Mar 17
89
May 28
96
53% Dec
6
91% Sep
30
13% Nov
30
95
16% Oct
13
31
5
7% July 12
4% May 12
4
Mar 14
Sep
20
96% Jan
17
Sep 15
18
86% A or
May 11
87
100% Nov 22
92
97
2
17% Jan
14
17
14% Jan
6
96
Jan
Nov"" 4
Apr
30
20
20% Jun
27% Jan
8
14 Vb Jan
28
30
Jan
34% Jan
;
3
35% Feb
6
26% May 28
<■
9
3
18% Jan
29
36% Jun
37%
37%
5.600
93
<J3
92V2
92V2
300
30%
29%
29%
66
66 '/4
70
17
161/4
163/4
*33 3/4
341/2
400
63%
64%
11,400
.'95%
93
93
30 V.
33%
34
31
34
*33-'%
65
64 %
65%
64%
65
63%
64
•102%
103%
102%
103
50%
51%
50%
51
:
50%
50%
181/4
18%
18%
20%
?, 20%
20%
64V.
'102%
25
49%
51
100
10
17%
18'A
16
16'%
*15%
.
7%
38 '/a Jan
23
25
4*>%
37% Jun
Feb
24
75
17% Sep
1
33% Jun
Jun
13
14% Feb
32% Jan
12% May 17
22
21"
90
7
Jan
16
3
26% Feb
32
Deere
7%
9
37
7%
pfd
62%
*61%
33%
36
145
111%
8v
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13V4
74
15%
24%
46%
46%
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100
15%
24%
90;-'
series
J
—100
C
;
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common—-
—20
Ac
Western
-ao
32%
27%
>.19%
.
Co—13.507,
19
32 % Jan
33% May 14
17% Jun 15
Sep
23
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
10
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
7
13% Jan
35% Jan
17
20% Jan
30
16% Feb
3
26
52% Jan
30
60
65% Jan
24
<
25
39% Apr
11% Feb
9
13% May 28
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
90% Jan
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
93% Dec
21
30
57
36% Jan
17
19% Sep
12
10% Dec
21
14
,
Jan
18
Dr
46% Jan
38
12
4
7% Jun
29
8
115% Apr
6
12
93
Apr
11
99% Jan
July 25
33
Jan
20
38% July 12
14
12
53
51 % July 22
55
50% Aug
9
51
Jan
.
% Sep 28
14
27
25
50
49
19
Pont de
Nov
4
Nov
49
49 %
17
% Jan
.f,
6
4%
18
17
14
53
26% Feb
17
18
37% Apr
34% Dec
14
29% Jan
Mar 14
23
87"% Nov
67
163
45
Oct
26
Mar 14
24 % Mar 15
92
36
103
15
75% Jan
23
31
158% Jun
21
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
51 '/a Jan
23
89
175
Jan
24% Jun
Mar 23
19
42% Mar 27
97 % July 13
17U
Apr
12
64% Apr
22
8
30
Jan
3
99
Nov
4
Apr
13
94
Jan
10
Jan
6
52
Sep
29
36% Jun
18
50
Jan
,3
Sep
14
107
May 27
103% Apr
16% Jan
24
106
May 16
30
21
Mar 15
% July 22
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
23% Feb
15
Kodak
Co
2
1
preferred
4V2%
100
1
5
Electric
At
27% Feb
3
3
34% Feb
23
32
40
July 13
Electric
Storage
22% Feb
Mus Ind
Battery—"
15% Jan
6
25
14
20% Oct
17
17% Mar 20
17
21% Jan
20
25% Apr
11
Elliott
28
53
28
47
Apr
12
50
Jan
30
•44 % Feb
10
48% Apr
9
10
-
Elgin National Watch Co—:
31% Feb
47% Dec
43% Nov
3
58% Feb
17
39% Jan
6
54% Apr
11'
43
19
Jan
3
Apr
5
29
Dec
19
27
Jan
16
16% Feb
21
5%
Co
15
10
common
—50
preferred
conv
2nd
Emerson
Electric
Radio
Emerson
1
96
34% Mar
9
Jan
5
92% Jun
11
98
Jan
28% Sep
24% Apr
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
_10p
23
25% Jan
11
29 ve
J«dy 12
20
20% Jan
23
23'% Mar 29
87% Oct
3l
81% Apr
26
86
4
For
73
footnotes
July
see
8
pane
66% July 11
36.
Feb
2
70% Jan
26
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5%
36,300
541%
55
543/4
551/2
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713/4
1,800
7' 100
11%
11 %
11%
11%
14%
143/b
14
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82%
7' 81
80%
81 %
813%
-
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81
81%-.
,
Vs
78%
80 Vs.
20'/a
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preferred series A
RR Co
Erie At Pittsburgh
i
219%
220%
1163/4
115%
116.
;
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95
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:37%:>4
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52
26
91
,
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33
26
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28
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59
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26%
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91
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40
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34%
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;
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24%
8%
95
95
94
94 VB
28%
29
28%
21 1/4
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82%
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70
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70
27,900
5,200
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21
70
900
54%
34%
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28%
29'/a
21
47
28%
1,600
32%
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95
2,700
16,000
53%
:
28%
32%
16%
25%
34%
54%
34%
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48
47
46
34%
40
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48
32%
82%
2,400
39%
28 V4
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91
39%
105
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1,900
1,166
32%
.
1,500
25%
5,400
28%
213/8
59
25 3a
14,600
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20%
50
162%
3%
32%
21
15,700
36 Va
28V4
2C3/4
6,200
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3%
8%
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39%
35%
32%
28%
39V4
33/4
53%
-
2,700
7
36 V»
28V4
28%
17,200
33
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32%
28%
2,200
50%
18%
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42%
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16%
45%
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52%
35»/4
,
800
33
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91
24 3A
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48
r
105
16%
23%
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46
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26
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16%
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48
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59
36
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r
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39
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36%
28 Va
50
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161
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8.50
100
162%
32
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8%
8
28
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105
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39%
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7
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3
29
11
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13% Jan
30% May
32 Ve Jun
Jan
11%
11%4.
*45
8
July 9
27% Jun 11
76
11%
331/4
,-52
8
69% Oct
11%
711/4
35%
35% Dec
18
12%
323/B
521/4
30% Oct 20
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;,
5,600
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300
7
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363/4
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,
1,000
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371/2
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11
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J
•37%
32 ■•"■.'
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6
5
34
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70%
%
3
100
147/a
54V2
341/2
31
4
14%
v
51%
11% Oct
2
14%
;.;
4
Mfg Co
28% Jan
Feb
14%
.
>
>
3
50
Gas
El
25% Jan
25% Apr
20% Jan
18%
32%
1
preferred
Natural
54% July 13
36% Apr
6
Paso
>
53 %
.161
8
Amer shares—
f
39
..
100
preferred.
4% Jan
5%
34
70'%
20
•
51%
;•
503/4
common—.—2.50
Co
41% Jan
May 25
40%
181/2
37'/2
81
Wi.v
"
40% 740%
40 »/434 ■>:•
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;
1,100
10,400
58%-'
58%
333/4:
15
10,900
17 Ve
38'/4
58%
,
8,100
10,900
35%
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40 »/2
•/•
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>
41% "
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Bros Stores
Products
58%-
•
; 491/2
49%.
>52% >. •:"'*513/4
.
.»
.32
.
100
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
33% May 28
3% Jun
4
Feb
7
10
common
6%
10
3
6,300
,
;
75
*353%'
•40%
'
1
Airlines Inc—,—
41/4%
7%
15%
Corp ——;
—.—_——10
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
5
Edison
!
>
11%
*50%
*52
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
Ekco
82%
:
Eastern
5% Feb
Jan
,7
•
343/e
7:16%
•36
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>
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34 Ve
.333/4
,
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20 Ve 'iT
49,3%
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I
10
2
6,500
41%
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75
;
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1734;
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58%;:
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12 Ve
V.81%
.
473/4
50% i 50%
-50
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Eastman
83
*47 V :,
_50
preferred
Eastern
.15
-14 '/a
•'37% ■■-371/2,
—50
3% Nov
Aug
800
,
3,500
44
43%
u%
;
*94 % >•953/8
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
53
7
V
2 0'/8.7.'
>41
343/4
*70
.57%
•38%
v
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■
No par
series
17
36% Feb
43% Feb
21% Jan
$3.50
47% Apr
2
143/e
1163/4!'
11
23
11%
220
17% Jan
21
,7,
35,000'
323/a 7,
-.-20
32%
1163%
■
5
Jun
7; 341/4
•33%
19 V2
54
218%
—8
-50
58
41 »/4
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r
34%;
38
>
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series
$4.50
-50
32"% Jun
44
41»/4
120
28%
28V4
v,
(E I) Ac Co—
.
preferred
$4.15
57 7a
10%
'
7'%. •'
,
preferred
6
43%
41%
t
.'35%
38'/4/
40V2
33
*11,/
Duquesne Light Co common— -10
$3.75 preferred
-50
27
S
8134
1
preferred
6
20
->
'.75
17%
34%
20
No par
Nem
Preferred
•
17%
351/4:
57%
54
,v
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16%
35%
>33 %
793/8-; :79%-
.;
4.20%
6
:
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283/8
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32%
-
,
,
4,500
231/4-.,
14%/4-t,; 16,100
23
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k
34%
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40
82
,
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4.10%
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,
94
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r.;, 27%
27% 7 28
1,200
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20-..;:
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343/8
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f:, 14%
14 Vb '/ -
500
—
24
22
40% Nov
90
28%
,..32%;
4,200
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5
41%
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34%
10%
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29
-
35% Jan
Jan
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—
12
54
26%
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.
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90
143/4/
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43
43»/2
43
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38%
11%
Feb
,
,
20
41
15
->
Feb
*
[
32%
119% 1
20
f/i
19 %
53%
54
Apr 25
14% Jun
52
Feb
28 Vs.
28 ;
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15%:,
463/4
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;7
1,500
24j/4
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90
,
23 Ve
;;
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•
28
34
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52% Jan
>49% May 18
9
17% Nov
Apr 30
Apr 20
-
Common
.'Preferred
3
53% Mar
48
53% Mar 30
54
6
43% Apr
18
Co
Co.
Industries-—
8
-
22
Apr
Aircraft
Chemical
5
Apr
121% Feb
27
Feb
23
23'%
13,700
5'/a j.7-77
•■
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T4%
27%
r
10
No par
Duplan Corp
200% Jun
237
,22%.
'432%
:
38:.,
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1-5
,
«
50% Oct
90
.
.'.14%
28'/8
,7
14%
j
.
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Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhlll International
12
48% Jan
91
*89,;
,
1434.^
27%
40 V2
34
_No par
Ltd
Mines
Dresser
Apr
49% Apr
53% Apr
94
19%
38%,
57%
•
*18%
No PM
3
.12% May 23
11% Jan 17
56%
•;•
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preferred series A
(The)
5
Apr
101
*92 V2
27%
35
50c
Pepper Co
Dome
r
,.40%.
Corp-
6
21% Feto
124
SO
7
,17
1
conv
75
16%
—2
82% July
23
19% May 28
10% Jun 14
249% July
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
*89
*90/7
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',323/8
41%
,*33%
I
.25
preferred
Dobeckmun Co
du
157
91
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5
10
V
,
.
133/4
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:
1,000
91
v.; 24%
46%/ 46%
*89%
'■1
34%
.'34%
/
common—
82% July
10
49% Jan
12% Mar
Match
cumulative
Stores
'
-10
u—-
—
Douglas
24% Jan
15
Co
Dow
54% Dec 27
3
Alkali
V
>
3
Jan
Apr
24%;
263/4
43%'
'34%
„
*70
—2
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
5%
;
-15
class
Dixie- Cup Co common
8
23
13
72% May 28
60% Dec
May
7 !v 41
,
—
Co
Raynolds
Divco Corp
73% May 11
31 % Jun
18% Mar 31
7% Oct 26
Diana
6
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
79
Ac
$1.50
12% July 11
May 25
Vllblss
Diamond T Motor Car Co
23
39 % Mar
33% May 28
9
Detroit Steel Corp
9
Diamond
19
28
49
Apr
5
26
Sep
37% Jan
22% Nov 30
1«
-
.
47
,
2*%
24'%
47 »/4
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•V7
•
15%
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15%
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--
20 VB
*C
43
—
Diamond
11
13% Jun
Hillsdale Ac S W RR Co— 100
7
10
1
Detroit
Detroit
59% May
44% Apr
13% Jan
7
3
26
Jan
Devoe
34 Va Jan
30% Apr
Denv Ac Rio
Grande West RR_No par
Edison
-20
36% Jan
79
31
21
5%V '"51/4
91
100
'
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43% Jan
12% Ja»
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May 14
8
T
13% Nov
5%
23%"'}.'
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:14%
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26%
323/«
28 :7
25%
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Power Ac Light
Jun 28
35% July 11
28
11% Oct
.13%:,
13%
94
23%
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27
38% Mar
42% Feb
Sep 26
30% Mar 14 ;,
7,713%
90.;.:/:
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9
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61
51
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89
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56
91
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51
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56
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50
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49%
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62
33%
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26,100
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109
109
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56
10
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62
35%
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111%
200
9
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371/2
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9
109
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13.500
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80
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37
8%
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5,340
16
11%
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7
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15%
V
380
10,800
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1
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preferied
11
11
6
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Oct
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16%
16
15%
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May 22
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34
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27
,
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5
31% May 18
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41
17
37%
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25% May 15
25% Mar
3d V4
66
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3.75%
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16
37%
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Feb
99
39% Sep 23
35% May
5
33 V* Aug 26
500
3d %
7*93
1
31% May 16
2%
17%
Mills Inc
Preferred
6
2%
16%
common
Preferred
6,100
5%
2%
66
Power At Light common
Dayton
95% Mar
2
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28% Dec
13
18
.July
3
48% Feb
7;
6
*2%
.
30
*33
9,800
43%
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2%
16%
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5%
convertible preferred—;
20
Daystrom Inc
10
17% May 21
27% Jan
24
43%
220
6
30
pfd
Sugar
preferred
River
Dan
6% May 21
May 16
Corp
3•/<%
17% Mar 19
5
July 13
44 % Jan
48
Dana
24
22
1
32% Mar
6
Feb
13
13% July
28
July
-Mar 29
43%
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common
43'/2
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16,600
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preferred
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7
,
2%
66%
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of
Cutler-Hammer
43%
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>
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56
43% Jan
4
18
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43
96
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preferred
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112% July 11
23
29%
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84%
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-
.
28
28
65%
$7
May 23
96
84 %
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171
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98
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96
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85
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29%
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62% May 14
10,500
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51
62
14%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
1
30
30%
51
62
30%
29%
Cuneo Press Inc
8% May 25
110
4
26% Jan
13
29%
30%
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.
Corp
Cuban-American
3
Feb
40
3
Jan
55 % Jan
Feb
116
10% Jan
4
i,
6% Jan
9% Jan
31
101% May 25
Jun
82
;
30%
52
63
;
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/
65%
preferred
46
„
2
1
;
7
18% Mar 29
;
common-—2.50
(The)
1,900
40%
31
27%
1«0
preferred
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124
40 %
1
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9
20% Mar
6
6% Jan
104
102May 24
3
May
57% Dec
13% Jan
Jan
$2
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102
127/8 Nov
32% Apr
29
59% Dec
55% Nov 30
123
40%
31%
30%
25
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123%
900
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100
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Crown
30
37% Sep 23
22 Vs Sep
123
124%
7
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7%
49%
1
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124
124
7
7
40
50
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6%
16.500
,...
31%
14
series
14
6%
0%
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of Wheat Corp
vSep
95% Feb
7%
preferred—
3%%
33
Mar
7%
Crane Co common
42% Mar 26
74
93
7%
Petroleum
7
91
Vb
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23
13% Mar 30
42% Jan
1*
6
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28% Jan
11% Oct
49
preferred
45% Feb
23
24
48V4
3
16
98% Nov 15
15% Jan
14
24
473/4
Dublller
Co.sden
20
5% Jan
2% Jan
24
6% Oct
13%
24
47%
preferred——
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pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Products Refining common-10
Corn
5
1
18
85% Jan
Feb
14
23%
48
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87% Apr
21
11
59
13%
23%
47%
3 % Ve
5
7% Aug
34% Oct
33% Dec
14 VB
23%
481/4
Corning Glass Works common
5
Jail
94
43% Dec
2% Feb
48% Jan
Jan
14
24 %
47%
6%
Preferred
40% Mar 12
6
Jan
141/4
*23%
48
Oil
64
6
14%
24
5
Cooper Range Co
i
6
Copperweld Steel Co common——5
.Convertible pref 5% series
50
31
7
24J% Jan
2
52
6,200
14
23%
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9-*% Jun
14
183% July
32% May
26
54% Jan
Apr 29
30% May 2
98
23
27*/4 Jun
May 23
100
9
-
49% Apr
Shares
47%
Cooper-Bessemer
Mar 20
70
July 13
5
Continental
5
Friday
July 12
>
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25
preferred-
Continental
3
32% July 10
24% Jan
102
175% Dec
5
44% Feb
Apr
41% Apr
1
25% Jan
Sep
73% Jun
Mar 14
54
95
126
23
34% Jun
2
52% Sep 19
28% Juiy 27
53
July 5
58
July 27
37% Nov 30
28
18
20% Jan
Jan
25
44"% Nov
the Week
Thursday
July 11
far
Sales
PRICES
sal*
high
Wednesday
July 10
Motors
Continental
94
Dec"14
105
24
Jan
25% Mar 14
and
Tuesday
July 9
Par
Insurance
convertible
5%
23
Continental
July
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Continental Cop At Steel
16% Apr 23
15
47
8
LOW
•
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22% Feb
14 v. Nov 23
23% Nov 25
2
19% Apr
NEW
+
'
6
May 12
10
Range Since Jaq. I
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
,
RECORD
STOCK
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
32%
1,200
96
30
28%
29
6.900
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70
5,500
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Number 5551
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STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Oct
21
10
26'/t Sep
21% Feb
29
NEW
-
Highest
9
26
Apr
Evans
30
6
20% Sep
13
lots Jan
20
20
Mar 23
72 % Dec
30
62% Jan
23
9o
Juiy
Products
Ex-Cello
6
41% Dec
12Va Nov
1
21% Feb
7
28
18 % Apr
7
17% Mar
7
11
Muy 28
12% July 13
16% Jan 23
22% Mar 14
25% Dec
7
22% jun
a
25 % Mar
6
Family
68
74
1
70
Jan
31
75 % Mar
7
5%
15
May 16
26
Sep
26% Jan
25
Juiy
30
38ya May
37% Nov 30
49 % Feb
1
2
Jun
3
la %
20
Falsiaff
Apr
12
Feb
2
6% Apr
9
3
10% Jan
3
Dec
22
57
Jan
4
51
Jan
12
57
Apr
9
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
51
Apr
ly
5%%
47
31
8% July 12
51% July 10
7
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.
pfd
45
Apr
17% Jan
23
31 y4 Jaa
11
39% Apr
30
Federal
Mogul
24
4
13 Va Feb
23
Pacific
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
1
17 % July
2
36% Muy 7
37% Mar 14
Federal
Oct
9
13 y2 Feb
23
;
31% May 22
8% May 28
10% Jan
25% July 12
28 % Jan
22
6
Mar 14
93
Apr
23 %
sep~21
22
Apr~26
38 %
39% Nov
124
V/S-V 54
104
Jan
18
Sep
26
82 y,
108
-Jan
110
Nov 17
33 Mi
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33% Mar 7
17
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10
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,
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12
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&
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8
May 23
98 ya Apr
29
20 <4
49 % May 28
Tarrant
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53
53
1,500
45
44%
45 %
46
45 Va
46%
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46
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14 %
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123/8
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18 Va
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21
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24
24 Va
24'/a
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July ll
61
;
16
Jan
.
37
12% Feb
41
;
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7
105% Mar 14
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28
126
Sep
30
100
Jun
Feb
13
109
21
96% Apr
-
3
62
18
Apr
102% Mar
77
;
July
July
;
15y
100
11
Mar
Food
9
~11
29 y2 Oct
28
50
7% Sep
14
12% Apr
14 y4 Jun
98% Nov
11% Mar 14
Jan
6
13% Nov
29
25% Dec
6
88 % Mar 30
51% May 28
16% May 28
26% Aug 22
6
Mar 31
,33
5
.
Oct
80% July 13
14;
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9
26%
-
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convertible
3%%
3
36% Jun
26
26
26
25 va
26%
33%
33%
333/8
33
33%
32%
33 Va
39%
39
23
23
Mar 29
preferred
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49 %
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27%
27%
27a/4
863/4
85%
34
104 y4 May 24
113
9
Jan
25
18;-:
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Jun
July
'v
30
107% Jan
5
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49
9% Jun
43
•
118
19
8
%
38%
101
102 V7
*101
155
preferred,—100
39
Feb
11
25% Feb
Dec
20
46
Jan
23
32% July 18
46% Feb
25
38
4% Oct
20
25% Oct
21
15% July
5
25% Dec 29
9% Mar
45
Mar
17% Aug
1
14% Apr
57 Vt Jan
28
Dec
28
11% Jan
6
21
8
148% Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
15
6
71
63
-
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Apr
28
Jun
11
24% Jan
71% May
General
18
7
4%
7
4%
conv
36% Jau
5
General
27
128 % Apr
138
Jan
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3
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5
6%
130
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2
16% Nov
13
Nov
48% Feb
2>
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46 y» Oct
27
13% Jan
6
7% Oct
28
66% Jan
120
Mar
43% Oct
6
140
Oct
21% Mar
5
14% May 31
11% Jun
4
7
17
7
80
Mar
',•> Mar 29
57% Dec
19% July
13
56% Jun
77% Jun
20
7
123
11
54
19
50
61
May
118% Apr
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Nov
11
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14
40 %
37%
38
37%
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13%
13 %
84%
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16
■
16
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20
127
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3
9
102
Jun
30
96
July
5
7
35% Nov
9
31
Feb
1
43 Va Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
361/2 Nov
2
37 ya Jun
29
3
71% Apr
5% Dec
19
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11
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79
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33
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39 y2 Jan'
6
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23
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Apr
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Nov
21
39% Jan
3
29'/2 Feb
3
3u Va
General
Tire
Corp
18
65% Nov
14
51% Jun
8
66% Apr
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Tlfe
&
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13
26
118% Jun
27
43% Sep
37% Nov
52
2
38%
11
20
Mar
9% Oct
28
Oct
Jan
18
45% Sep
29% Sep
90% Jan
17
99
36% Oct
11
5
Dec
15
155
90
May 17
105% Jun 14
100
Apr
121% Apr
4%%
23
Jau
23
70% July 13
Georgia-Pacific
3
41
Jan
23
54 '/a
Getty
8% Jun
6
5
Juiy 11
9% Jan
12
3
50% May
8
27%
Aug
8
July 6
97% Mar 21
Gimbcl
94% May 18
44% Mar
2
35% May 28
41% Mar
Glidden
ll
4
Jun
3
Goebel
Mar 14
160 % Jun
11
Gold
17
Goodall-Sanford
Feb
2
153
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
24
87 y. Dec
30
74% Jun
8
89 % Mar 23
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
8
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41% Mar 14
42 y, Jan
Apr
w
77
3
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8
36
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100
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18
34
37% May 15
29 % May 28
7
92
Feb
Jun
9
8
Grace
(W. R)
Grand
Granite
99
Jan
Feb
27
3
Grant
City
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17
& Co
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45
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4
160
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2
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2
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143
69
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Feb
23
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
13% Jan
6
93% Dec
28
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Apr 24
25% Feb
94% Mar
14
1
7% May 18
33% Mar
108
Apr
Gt
24% Feb
9
20% Jun
25
May 26
77% Dec
2
136% Jun
28
149% Jan
11
May 25
79% Jan
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33% Mar 12
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34% Jan
70 %
23% Mar
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3
1
18
29% Jun
37% Aug 11
16% Mar 2
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9
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2
96
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May 31
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preferred
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30
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Greyhound Corp (The)
•
30
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7,900
2
1%
33 %
93
18,900
14%
,12.50
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No par
100
Ry
1 %
2
5
—
Paper Co
2
1%
333a
7%
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Northern
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Apr 24
Jan
4
5
common
common
preferred
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153
46% Apr
373/4
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9,500
26 Vb
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31 Va
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19
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9
24
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39% Jan
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37%
26%
27
96
9
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25
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6
37%
26%
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47 Va
35,900
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48%
31 %
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12
54%
*8 3/,
433/8
__4
H5%
30
533/4
3
83%
5
30
54 Va
48%
743/4
No par
39% Sep
45% Dec
5.1/2
44,200
70 »/2
81%
Motors—
6
54 J/4
40
1,000
1071/2
V4
723/4
Granby Consol M S & P
6
65
93»/2
107
651/2
.
5
Rubber
Graham-Paige
Jan
107%
647/a
,
10
(B F)
Goodyear Tire
20% Mar 16
22% Jan
Sep 21
25
107
65
27
37%
7,600
93
26%
95
1,000
57%
107
*a%
5,300
24,500
3IV2
55'/4
*91
63 'a
9
,
43 Va
31%
92
48%
27%
95
27%
433/4
55%
*94 %
48%
27
No par
Brewing Co__.
Stock Telegraph
*8%
9
2,700
106 Va
*91
107
623/4
2,600
451/2
67 %
93
106
52
\
31 Vb
543/4
*/4
1,000
5,300
18
92
♦91
93
65 %
11
1% Jun
23
34% Dec
74
31Va
55 %
-
861/2
...
x27
.
43%
54
106 3/4
i
74
31%
13 % May 31
3
5
21% Jan
443A
9,100
.10,400
43/4
18
145
'.
,
43 Va
2b
.
t>
v,
37%
*851%
1«
17%
421/4
4%
86'/2
18 Va
87%
:
ya
2,200
13,100
36%
4%
37Va
4%
600
97
74%
41
4%
36%
:
34
733/4
41
4'/ a
36%
89%
^
97
34
'
4%
47%
*91
40:
42%
75
36%
17%
*106%
'-7214
*75
411/4
43%
88%
58% July 12
2% Feb 14
6
Dec
&
Goodrich Co
July 13
100
122i/4
122 %
r
23
12% Jan
Mar 21
■■
Jan
27 y8 July
93
156,500
72%
—5
common
(The)
25
6
60
Co
5% Jan
16
35
280
47%
7234
1
prelerred
14
26
3% Mar
118 V2
467/a
33 %
33
1
Brothers
$4.50
9
Dec
11
1181/2
47Va
96%
_,_10
—
40 V8 Jan
168
119%
46%
121%
4
Corp
common
preferred
Gillette (The) Co
23 % Jun
17% Jan
59V2 Jan
1% Nov
Oil Co
4%
8
Jan
68%
*118%
471%
33
/
8,100
69
69Va
96%
4%
,
68%
69
600
119%
46%
121 Va
36%
100
■
119
96 %
4%
100
2,300
73/4
33%
43
8,100
7Va
46%
73/4'
73/4
121%
36 Va
—10
48%
..73/4
47%
47
96%
4%
—No par
47 y4
7%
173/4
42Va
com—_^.ou
preferred
conv
preferred—
4 Va %
36
19
9
Corp.
Ruooei
47%
173/4
■
24% Mar 14
8% Apr
Telephone
17%
17 Va
33%
36%
——1
25,500
17%
*17%
34%
4334
97,500
61 Va
62
96
^
663/8,
61
67%
60%
69
5
,
65%
65%
71
,.*■
500
623/a
34%
120Va
2,600
66%
96
121%
15 Va
11 Va
63 Va
69
69
10c
Corp
45% Jan
'
69
50
15
11%
61%
—1%
General
Shoe
.
1321%
15%
15 Va
*11%
47 Va
28% Mar
98
♦131%
10
500
12
132%
153/4
*11% "12%
118%
46% May 14
16
*131%
46 Va
4
Nov
131 Va
15%
118 Va
34% Jan
91
131 %
46 3/i
&
25,600
131%
118 3/4
38% Nov
Realty
1,300
3t 1/2
321/4
45%
Railway Signal _____No par
130
28%
3t
80
68%
..
2,500
19,800
91
*118%
Corp—.1
2,400
283/a
j/2
*31%
100
Corp...
'
■
10
*90
No pa:
—
4,300
':
139
*^5
7%
Equipt
3
*137
28
2J%
1,'bOO
67%
9%
10
151/2
66,300
'
28
66
68
139
/
,
104
32
47Va
Utilities
28
*103%
80
73/4'
Service
15%
"
.
27%
104
91
47 Va'
Public
153/8,.'.
46%
313/4
7%
Cement Co
3,800
9Va
37»/a
*65
173/4
121
8%
*90
47%
..
46
36%
32%
7%
15
5,100
90%
47%
No par
1,600
66%
80
*373/8
—No par-
30%
66 Va
*32
Corp—-2— .4
Advertising
100
*30 v2
D-) 1
♦90
—2—mo par
com
630
45V4
*65
corp
Corp
x4oV4
0
2,300
9%
46
28
...
16,400
x9 %
32%
173/4
—
9%
,.,3,900
80
17%
21
103% Sep
90
62
common
V
117
32%
64%
33% Dec
46
90
*67
61%
(Delaware ).l
30
7 '/b
32 V8
63%
■
300
35V2
-
,
8Va.36V4
*137
35 ;-..
80
V 15 %
273/4
673/4
,
28%
341/4
62
Unities—___.ruo
General Refractories
10
31
28V4
34%
65 %
General
8
29
61%
Precision
General
10
'
.5
Corp
.
*103%
138
3J
64%
Co
General
23
:
78
68%
68
x9%
137%
10 Va
12%
25
Jan
27%
68
8%
36
104%
151/4
15%.r
18% July 10
38
27-8
*1033/4
91
:
*32
9
24y2 May 28
15-a
2 / -'/a
104%
33%
*88
:
lO
iOJ/4
-
7 Va
35Va
30-V
66 Va
453/4
46V4
453/4
8%
136
.
66
35 '/a
9%
4o»%
.
tl
.
30%.
•
65%
73/4
68
'
..
': 32,900
32i/4
91.
,-116%
,
9%
9%
*45
30%.
343%
*28%
.
*
'
117
;
2 7 V4
*103%
68 %
323/4
—50
45%
7Va
'29;'.,..
!
%
34V4
*^.63/8
com—No par
116%
7%
•:
15%
68
•■.
=.
par*
14
45% July 11
loVa
7%%
35%!.; iiv
34%
118
64
46%
4,600
■
"
35%
*3334
v..
5
No
14% Feb
35% May 25
734
34 Va
1,200
'*•
151/a
15%
317/a
*90
91
7. ■ ,:.»■
:
30V4
12%
General Public
15%
323/4
*90
9V8
*44
30%
46
46%.
■
136
61% Feb
4
29%
93/a
14
Jun
46%
46
64% "643/,
134%
17% Mar 24
.
>1
29%
65 %' -v"
9%
31
90
*44%
1341/2
,__5
13% Oct
,
46J
293/a
.1
preferred
General
38% Mar 28
8X»/2
"7%,
'
9 TW
9%
15%
General Portland
24
Jan
5
/"
0?4
9%
7%
Preferred $3.75 series—
July 11"
75
80%
15%
J
90
117
117
131%
Outdoor
84%
700
9'%
123/4
32%
327/a
34%
12%
Motors
General
3
"117;
33%
preferred
5%
101 va Mar 15
May 25
117
Instrument
General
9%
*12%
'V
-■'■V 7
73/b
35%
35
15%
General Mills
2
9 3/8
12%
83%
16
.
32%
89%
___
8,800
*9%
.
,
.
7%
5:
131%
Jtoous
124% Feb
,
7% :'\ -7-3-4
35%
35%
15%
General
49 % Mar 20
*15%
(
59'%
*97%
99%,,.
12s/a
,
85
92
*12%
Electric
V;
13
84a/7
131%
General
71% Apr
"
Xl23/a
;
33 Va
*90
9
9
.
16
32-%
92
9 V2
100
Apr 26
% A,,f
6
122 % Mar
;
Corp common—_2
preferred—
10
Dynamics Corp
.2
1
Finance
Mar 20
37%
*9Va
'33%
33
V
/••'■
84%
,
*90
Contract
General
10 Va
99%;
9'/4
*15%
1
*98%
13 %
;
V 84
preferred
General
170
38
series
General
Nt
7,700
150
150
36%
9%
13
2
Inc
10
73
36%
preferred
Co
Mar 19
9
Aug
98
7%
2nd
Cigar
67% July 12
6
29% Jan
119% Dec
13
May
65
43% May 28
7% Jun
1
23
23
17
5
8
52% Jan
30
Feb
97% Feb
152
151
3,700
52i/4
1011/2
72%
36'A
:
36-
com—..1
1st preferred
85
12
Apr 26
513/4
*99
73%
22,900
Corp 2,
10
86
52%
100%
73
40,400
Cable Corp com—2
30y2 Jun
*
159
*153
.
'
•
2,500
13,000
50
17%
preferred..—50
Bronze
63% Jan
5
743% ■
1.400
■
"
49 3/7
100%
101
16
*50 »/2
493/4
49%
52
52%
Ml
74
*15%
50
59
.100
General
13
V
52
*99
...V
.153/4
15%
20
17%
common...1
Inc
i
11,800
;
101
48%
,
37%
101
58%
—__10
General
30
July
52 %
75%
37V2
102
493/4
49 7/a
"48%
47. 'r
371/2
37
*101
16
/;
49 Vo
155
No par
38% Dec
37%;".;;
7/a
common
93
800
•,
.
17
preferred
67'A Dec
130
•
593/a
27%
18
11 3/8
17%
104%
24% Mar 15
11%
58a/4
27%
83% Mar 18
ll'/a
"6,000
*97%
Investors
45% Jan
11 Va
6,200
:
18%
——-1
35
Juiy 11
533/a
104%
99%
No par
34% Mar 13
x
53
*103%
59%
(The)
Baking Co
53 »/4
1737
*103%
$8
88-3/t
104'/a
523/4
59 Va
V
65
Acceptance
88%
88
883/4
*103%
*97V4
1
General
10,100
'!■
; :
; 102
:.:,V 16
..
101
74%
99%
$4.50 preferred
..100
General Amer Transportation—2.50
26
Jan
142
86 3/4
18
common
Industries
American
85%
5974
No par
convertible
General
•
5
1,000
86
17%
(The)
Corp
Wood
4%%
10% July 10
23
26% Dec 29
Gar
15% Mar 6
29% Mar 27
26
Jun
Garrett
16
9% July 13
Co
%
59
preferred
Gamewell
27
173/4
Gardner-Denver Co
106% Mar
May 22
134
convertible
27%
'
Inc
9
37% July 13
3
29
9 Ye Dec
136 % Dec
5%
28
59
——
Gamble-Skogmo
10,165
50%
17%
•-1
3
July
48% Apr
•:
13
25% Jan
9
129
57%
l__i0(j
$4.50 preferred
15,000
'
*981/4
Co >ommon
(Robert)
40'%
40
*121
129
2
(The) ".
Inc
2,500
100
,___
Corp.—.i..—10
67
9
103% July
3
29
4
Co
Co
33 Va
r_—i—5
——
31% ■May
23
Jan
31
30% Sep 22
107% Mar 1
Dec
Jan
Jan
6-
1
Gair
47% Mar 13
9
51
Jan
16
155
32%
49%
11%:
37 Va
473/8
523/a
155
12,800
49 Va
/
:
53
*101
50
:..*99%
x
27 3/e
: 84 Va
104%
11%
381/4
16
52% V
500
27
■
27%
;
53
102
49%
75%.,;.
8J
9,700
9
'
46Va
100,1/2
87 Va
200
49%
87
1043/a
*8 3/4
403/a
*121
27%
'
:
9
40
V
49 Va
-
843/4
10t%
%
37 %
x52%
of
preferred
Gabriel
July 11
10% Mar
May 29
27% Dec 30
35% Mar 14
105
871/2
b"
5% May 48
26% Mar 14
41% Jan
673/4
*103
:
ser
40%
128
*122 V4
49%
v
•
39%
39%
128
49
:■;•■
Co—I
Motor
4%
8%
38 %
128
*120
-
15 V.
Corp
29
26
47
Trailer
6% Jun
26%-
49%
Fruehauf
28% May 29
8,700
353/,
153/4
Froedtert
94
35 Va
35 Va
463/a
16% Mar 22
38% Apr
35
353/4
*8%
49%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co_„
14
36%
35%
8%
35
8%
1
Francisco
27
353/a
30*8
8%
34%
8%
common_^_^_l
pfd
Foster-Wheeler
Feb
-
35%
3o%
32%
34 %
74%
18
89
34
32%
,
*99%
27
25% Jan
.
24
11,800
27%
—
97% Mar 20
:
8,600
163/4
Co__No par
Light
Foremost Dairies Inc
13% Mar 12
;
36 V2
34
No par
_
Inc
cum
41% Apr
,
%
16%
11%
10% Apr
8
24
23
38
163/8
'5%—15
Ford
3
-
6
23
16% Mar 23 ;
28% Dec 27
94
Jun
8% Feb
12 Mi Jan
4
38%
16 Va
Machinery & Chem Corp—_10
3%%
•
63% Mar 12
21% Jan
38
16%
*8%
...
.
20 % Oct
38 V4
16%
11
Fair Stores
$4.20 div
Food
6
49%
49 Va
37%
11V4
&
13
*49%
*49 Va
16%
32%
IIV4
Co
15
49%
Va
37"/4
33%
Corp
27
*43%
54
49
37 V2
Power
Feb
*50
16%
53
Power
51.
55
37%
52 V2
Florida
50% Jan
*50
49 %
523/4
Florida
13,700
55
13,300
16%
86%
Florence Stove
July 13
12 Va
5u Va
49%
103Va
■'50% July 13
1,600
12%
37%
52%
__
7%
12%
12%
32%
-
831/4
preferred
*7Vb
16%
5
10
75
4J%
7 Va
7
12%
*71
50 Va
49%
*50
103'/a
.750
21% Mar 12
55
No par
16
v"99% Jun
*50
Carpet Co__
__5
(The) common..—__5
t'ihei
Flintkote
7%
7,400
14,800
36
••
87%
13
•
5a
*49%
61 Va
7%
12 Va
12%
75
*71
„
493.4
7%
12%
86%
36% Feb
14
*50
75
/I
51 %
7
27%
41% Feb
y» Sep
12%
*
74
50%
27%
la% Jun
July 15
ei'A Sep 21.;
7%
12%
.
v
7
105
*70
51%
1 %
I____1
Corp
12
July
75
56%
'
5
First National Stores—.
27
Feb
18%
I 24
*71
5
Co__1
___
14,!
68
52
Co
Corp
26% Jan
;v
92
„£
48% Apr
96 Va Nov
93%
~__I
Inc
6
Feb
93 Va
series—50
Electric
11
102
54
18%
Bower
Oct
69
58
23%
1953
18% Mar 11
13
55
"
35 y4 Jan
25
93 %
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
6.25
4%%
preferred —____—100
27
106% Jan
30
Jan
3,600
3
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No
par
u
4Vr
cum
conv
preferred—____100~
Mar 26
89
3
>35% Jun
46% Jan
11 %
23
19
99
11 Va
Sep
17
43% Mar 15
17 Va
Filtrol
46% Feb
40
17 V*
91% Jun
61
Jan 23
;
17
32
17%
62
26
=
17%
3Qt
Mar
106
1/%
Dec
Aug
Aug 29
17%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY—5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc——10
36 y4 Sep
100
1
17%
30% Feb 23
11% Sep
Mar
May
135
19,000
17%
48% July 10
26% May
1
62% Jun
9
11
1
25%
Feb~24
9
53
Felt
Fenestra
May
:
24%
Paper Board Co Inc—__—5
Federated Dept Stores
:__2.50
39 % Mar 23
43
24%
Federal
9
31% May
24%
Corp common....1
pfd ser A
—50 '
cum
conv
Jun
8% Nov
25
____^
12
.
24%
.
Metallurgical Corp
291
31% July 21
25
III_1
Corp
conv
Shares
24%
commonl!Ill
Corp
Farwlck
5%
the Week
July 13
Corp_l
series B____
Fedders-Quigan
"Friday
July 12
—20
Fansteei
7
13 % Mar 29
Sales (or
Thursday
24%
No par
:
Brewing Corp_
Finance
13% Jan
Nov
Co
& Airplane
Co--.
preferred
PRICES
July 11
23%
'
&
SALE
HIGH
Weunesday
July 10
~~~i
;
_
Sugar
AND
Tuesday
5
Corp
Fajarao
■'; Monday
July 9
Par
i.
Co
Fairbanks Morse
Falrchlld Engine
14% Mar 16
9
5% Mar 14
9
LOW
STOCK
Eversharp Inc
9
13% Dec
24 % Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
May 11
13 % Jan
43
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
*
Range (or Previous
.19
29%
30 Va
361,7
4,300
36%
161/4
3337
1,000
15
14%
15%
14%
15 Va
33.3Q0
91 %
91%
91 %
*903/4
91 3/4
110
.
»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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£0
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
(232)
NEW
YORK STOCK
5% Dec
Lowest
Highest
45% Feb
3
9
8
Grumman Aircraft Corp
44% reb
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
90
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
23
3
Jan
23
1
28%
1
Gulf Mobile Si Obio RR com__No par
9b preferred
No par
131% July 13
38% Nov
32%
42% Mar 20
61% Mar 14
98
11
Mar 14
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Gulf States
31
Jan
13
35
98% May 31 •'
Jun
9
104% July 13
109% Jun
7
100
Apr
104
Dec
8
107
Jun
10
101
41
Dec
15
103% Feb
Feb
105
Aug 26
27
Common
23
>,
6
108
30%
29 Va
6V»
6%
0*/8
*6%
33%
33%
33 Va
'90%
91%
Shares
July 13
30 Va
29%
7
;
30 %/
6%
6%
60%
90%
*90%
129%
130%
128%
35%
35%
35%
101%
*100%
91 %r
12,700
800
33%
33%
34'%
5,20b
*90%
91%
*90%
91 Va
200
130%
12. %
130%
129%
131 Va
32,800
35%
129
129%
fsr
the Week
Friday
July VI
33%
33
33
29%
30%
6%
7%
-
•
Sales
>
Thursday
July II
,
35%
35%
36%
2,500
1
'
25
Utilities
29 %
29%'
*7
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Weunesday
July 10
Co—
——_—No par
—„—.
*
$4.20
dividend
100
*100%
$4.40
28
105% Feb
May 21
101
RECORD
Tuesday
Monday
July 9
Guantanamo Sugar—
6
jun
*
Par
18
Apr
39% Mar 23
353/* Jan
90
STOCK
YORK
13
35% Jan
8
5% Jan
32% July
4
23
22
STOCK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% Jun
3
8% Apr
32s/s July 19
NEW
Range Sine* Jen. I
Year 1955
UWHt
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
lup r«r Previous
dividend
100
100
*100 ;* 101
*103%
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred-
35%'
105
36
101%
101%
100 %
100%
*100%
101 Va
10
*100'%
101 Va
101%
101%
*101%
102 Va
370
105
*103%
*100%
101 ;
101
?
35%
*103
loo
105
*103%
105
*103 '/a
H
41% Jan
46% July 12
58% Feb
69% Nov 25
45% Aug 10
19% Jan
6
Jan
24
25
Apr
2
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
4
6
38% Dee
6
34r
May 28
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
-»b\
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
38
31% Dec
^
19
Jan
40% Nov
17
Mar 11
Hamilton
35% July
5% Mar 25
5
9
6%
6
Jan
34
Jan
3*>"-a Am
*93%
34%
preferred
35%
57%'
57%
Mar 29
Hart Schaffner Si Marx
Mar 27
39
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
18% Jan 23
37
15% Jan
6
20
13% May 28
19% May
7
29% Feb
6
17% Jan
3
22'/a Jun
11
37% July
•23'%
23%
94%
*93%
94
36%
38
57
57%
V 139
*135
45%
57 V
22
*44
45%
500
77%
78%
14,200
21%
"■
21%
1,700
y 9°°
23%
23 Va
23%.
94Va
*93%
94%
38%
57%
••
77%
*93%
>a
38%
38%
-38%
3,500
57'/«
2,600
57 Va
V 139
*135
45 %
76%
21%
23 Va
36
*135
41%
57%
*135
139
39%
■:•/■> 39%
40%
40 7
34
■".1" 34
34%
31%
34 Va
34 Va'
34'/a
34 Va
31
31%
31
31'/a
31%
26%
26%
•■>
V
31
27%
*6% / 6%
*26%
*37%
■,•■,..27
;
preferred —————50
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist——8
Hayes Industries Inc
1
:
27«%
6%
37%
,40%
6%
*6%
41 %
•26%
26%
26%
-
6%
.
■
6%
"•
40%
y
>
34%
6%
6
•
23%
57 Va
139
31%
v
37%
10
4Va%
9
77%
31%
:
H»* Corp of America common-——!
12
44%
21 %
34
1
-8
8
B
V 39
—2.50
—
~
Chemical Co
Harshaw
Hi
44%
77 %
•36%
*93%
f
*135 ;■/. 139
-100
*
44 7/
77%v;r
?1'»
44
-
95
100
—,—2.50
Co
39
17
20
;y- 23%
paper
Harsco Corporation
Harrls-Seybold Co
Apr 23
34% July 10
v
33% Dec
Jan
23%
preferred
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—-15
9
15
Feb
43
2
May 22
14
«%Jan
22%
convertible
4%
Hammermlll
146
July
25
% 77%
21%
F)
59% May
21
29% May 28
39% July 13
12
; 77% 22
V;:
Well
42% Mar 29
23
31% Feb
(W
*
29
20
4
135% Jun
21%
Hall
13
4
43%
77%
5
18% Oct
20% May
■43%
22% Mar
10
79% Oct
(
28
Water
Oil
21% Jan
t
Cementing—5
Hackensack
Halliburton
24% Sep
25% Feb
14
Printing Co
5
Watch Co common—1
13
84% May 7
45% Apr
5
4i;.
•8,600
34 Va
1,200
-32
6,300
26%
500
Va y,6%
1,300
38'/a
V *36%
38
*36% .38
27
27
>
*26%
27
*26
14%
14%
38%
*37
27%
14%
10
.
20%N6v
Dec
27
24% Mar
3
7
26% Mar 14
36% Sep 23
84% Jan
24
91
39% Jan
3
25% Dec
3
17% Oct
11
122%
40
37
Feb
17
'Jun
126
Mar 14
51
13
25
11
Oct
8
22% Mar
2
5
Heinz
38% Jan
preferred
(H J)
3.65%
Helme
3
(G W)
7%
Hercules Motors
51% Apr
Hercules
124
Feb
2
24
Powder
*37
27% Jan
23
Hertz
3
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
11
20% Mar 19
Heyden Chemical Corp common—.1
3%% preferred series A———100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)— No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
43 % Dec
29
37% July
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
15% Jun
5
79% Aug
3
89% Jan
3
98% Dec
30
34% Jan
6
51% Aug 24
69% Jun
85% July
42 % Fen
21
Jan
77% Feb
3
Jan
50% July 12
14
pf'Trcd series
(The)
Co
1
36%
5
39
54
i.
>.53%
S6%
96%
*96'/a
*25%
122
Va
;
82%
82%
10
53%
4,500
97
25%
25%
37
37
17%
17%
49%
>48%
49%
25 34
*121
49
49 %
49 3
54
52'/a
122
52 Va
*52%
122
2,200
122
60
"
4J%
37 V4
38Jk
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
16 V*
16%
16%
16%
16Va
69%
*68'/a
"69%J
69%
790
54
a
37%
16%
100
y-y
*,600
39%,.,
37 Va
>>38%
-
is
49
16%
37%
200
37%
17%
49 %
;
80
25%
*36%
'•••:
121%
49 %
1.100
*96%
18%
*52 Va
800
27,500
'33'/a
•
*53%
25%
49%
14%
21
33 %
97
37
52%
800
-
53%
37
121%
,
'•
85
49%
v
49%'
52%
,7
% *82
17%
25%
38%
«■
*49
•v
■'
39%
15%
.85
53%
•/
17% y is »/a %>
*121
49
14%
y 20%
33%
*82 Va
85
V/v 49%
52%
14%
21'/a
53'/a
*25 Va
122
,>•.
49
*52%
A—-——50
Hewitt-Robins Inc
3
99
5
<*'
11
14%
33%
-
'96 «/a
>
26%
20'/a
33%;
33'%
*37
-
49%
;
122
—
53% Mar 20
64
*96
*
V21
201*
;'-■••
;.{33
53%
•>
17%
49
>21%
...
*82%
:>
;
38%
17%
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
18
85
53%.
.
>96%
*25% i 25%
10 ;
20
Sy'->; 33
53%
—No par
2 1/12
common
21
33
*96
preferred—.25
.
14%
21
*82%
25
—
26
>>>
32%,
;
-100
common..
noncumulative
21 % Mar 15
8,
25%
15
20%
>
100
Co common
preferred———
Jun
71
Jan
3%%
9
26% May 25
13
-5
25%
*14%
-15
51% Apr
48
19
54% Mar 18
34% Nov
9
31 % Mar 18
'■
Jan
Jan
Glass Co—
Hecht Co common—
89% Feb 27
60
101
41% May 22
120
Apr 20,
May~19
Dec
Hazel-Atlas
34% Mar 27
82% July 13
51% May 15
94% Apr 27
23% Jan
4
38 % July 25
<
Aug~U
51% Jan
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
104% Feb
7
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
36% Jan
•
Mar 12
400
38%
13,500
41
5,100
■16%-
4.600
'
*68%
70 V/
; *86%
49%
87
.
69%
*87
-
•>
•
49%
•88
87%
.'7
.49%
49%
69%
*69'/a
V
87%
88
88
87%
49 Va
50'/a
50'/a
50%
50%
:.51
*10%
290
-
♦ii
88%
190
21,900
'
10% Nov
28
20% Nov
12
12% Jan
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
29% Feb
10% Jun
20% July
16% Jan
28
12 Va
3
8% Mar
2
6% Apr
11
32% Jan
16
32% July 12
40
20
Dec
22
100%Jun
14
Feb
17
Dec
17
16% Sep
39% Nov
28
28
34
28
98
102% Mar
17
103 % Mar 16
23
(A) & Sons
8% Jan 31
29% Mar 2
Honolulu
Oil
Aug
May
3
12% Feb
10
May 31
39 % May
5%
Apr
28% Jan
3
06
6
89%
July
6
97
Jun
105% Feb 23
12
9
26
103% Jun
47
Feb
14
41% Jan
4% Jun
7
29
22% Jun
23
13% Jun
20
15% Mar 14
27% Dec
8
18% Jun
28
Feb
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
4%
22% Jan
33
3
Jan
3
7% Feb
preferred
11% Apr
10
4
5% May
2
Apr 27
7Va Jan
36
32% Feb
27
Jun
21
.1
y
•
Lighting
Oil
Ex
$162
Co
Power
Sr
of
Texas
liquidation
Inc.
9
3
Idaho Power Co
4
Blinols
Power
2
51
Jan
19
53% Nov
10
6
5
27% Feb
Jan
47-
July
48% July
10
53
Apr
52 :
Apr
13
55
Jan
Jun
29
54% Apr
15
49 % Apr
26
53
Feb
10
26% Jun
20
29% Jan
25
19
11% May
i
6
10% Nov
6
28
.
7% Apr
42
Dec
29
169% Jun
15
157
66% Mar 14
91 % Nov
28
35% Jan
68
Apr 24
59
4
6
37 % Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
76% Jun
18
103
11
41 % Jun
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
28% Nov
84
175 '% May 31
37% Jan
2
Mar
8
3% Mar 16
57% Jan
6
127% Dec
29
12% Jun
16
82
12
Jan
101% Sep
26
9% Mar 13
9
41% Jan
.
.
23
82
87% Aug 26
78
Jun
108
10
Jan
20% Nov
15
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
Jan
6
114
Jun
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
23
6
34% Mar 21
19
6% Mar 14
6
12% Sep
22
July 10
Feb
28
88
Jan
3
Mar lfl
101% July
132
2
Mar 21
19
19
May 18
44% Feb
20
38 % Jan
16
37% Apr
5
7
58
6
Feb
9
70% Mar 13
46
46
47 %
4,000
y V
34% Jan
5
10
51% July 13
10
24
July 11
130
Feb
7
Tnterlnke
Int'l
Iron
Business
7%
4%
Inc—
^
28%
.
84
28%
>
"9%
28%
168
iv
-
43%
com
*162
>
-
'
common—.7.50
27%.,
*
'
common
preferred.
i
"
•
.
*162
25
128
v
25
87
57'%
21%
•
*21
56
Va
98%
30%
.
4%
130% y.
*126
61,.
,
>
128
y 40%
40%
83
Jones <fe
5%
Joy
Laughlln Steel
preferred
series
Manufacturing
Co
com
A
*99%
130%
101
10%
139
,
390
10%
130%
10%
140%
15,600
6,100
139%
7,500
127%
17-%
17'%
17% -
92%
17%
*92
92
92
100
100
127%
123
•••:"•
40%
;
127%
40%
40%
-
200
.
17%
17%
92
92
128
-
40'%
1,800
160
--
128
40%
1,400
4,400
57%
pp%
60'%
59 %
59%
35%
35'%
35 3a
35%
200
32%
33 Va
32%
32 Va
28.300
55%
.
.-5534
54%
54%
54
54
53%
54 Va
2,600
60
61
,
3,500
*53%
54%
*53'%
55
♦53
54%
36 3 4
36 3 4
•36
36%
*36
36%
13%
13'%
13%
13 Va
13'%
1334
13%
1,900
21%
21 Va
2134
2134
21 %
21%
21
2.100
31 Va
31%
31'/a
31%
31 "a
31%
25 V4
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25'%
48
47%
48%
475a
48
*127%
36%
;
.
129
*55 V4
-
21%
*98%
100
21'/a
*127%
129
127'%
Va
127%
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31%
6,100
25%
253i
25%
48'/a
48%
25%
51%
13,700
127 Va
*126%
6 Vt
6
127'%
6Va
54%
5334
57%
38'/a
38%
37%
93
93
93
50'%
48
49
100'%
98
09
Va
500
Va
47%
-
-
*98
24
130 V4-
10%
139%
100
2,100
4%
100
36'%
49
27
*4%
99'%
33'%
93
60'% July >1
4%
3234
50'%
53% Apr
105% Feb
130"
;
10%
82
*80'%
100
200
9,000
*35%
'
62
92
8
4
350
-
28%-
33i%
,
50
3
130'%
98 3
61,80p
.
,.
29%
-36'%
61>
92
24
130%
4s;,
4%
383%166
32%
Jewel
35% Feb
82
38'%
165
*35 "a
-
55
100 % Apr
82
100%
40%
40%
17
5
28'%
99 3%
10
4,900
r'
.
92%^
21
12'%
28%
101
17%'
17%
^92'/a
6
_
28'/a
*99'/a
.
38
Corp
*29%
101
-
53
Johnson
29 Va
39
300
4.500
500
165%
*100%
•
499
383^
141
6 Va
Si
499%
*29 Va
10%
50'%
Johns-Manville
497
600
30%
30%
165 Va
140'%
38 Va
Johnson
30%
4.900
96 •%
v
10%
6%
Mar 21
30
3,900
.
55%
•
29%
39
141%
'
55
*96
28%
-
4%
<
21%
.
165 Va
*82
4%
38%
100
99
499%
38%
100 V4;
49%
preferred
56
*96%
3""..
30%
*29%
83
21%
*54%
98 Va
21%
•
497
'■
*21%
53%
*56
100
6'%
1
_i
58%
21%
38
common
,•
86%
57%
47%
l
No par
168
87%
56%
47%
Co
*162
168
36%
Iowa-Dllnois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power & Lighe Co
10
1
13,800
13%
Island Creek Coal
preferred
4,000
78%
36
21»/4
50c
45 Va
77%
13%
—5
common
44%
77%
83
10%:..
,!-
101
56%
13%
Iowa
44%
*162
168
'140'%
V. 128
58
800
44'%
-
56
130'/a
•
10%
40^4
-
10
56'%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—_100
85
3,000
28%.
9%
87'%
Jacobs
58% Apr
283/a
10
55%
99 Va"
••■
141%
36%
3% %
28'%
50
87%
*80
130'/a
10%.
1
Inc
52'/a
*48%
76'%
45'%
75%
496
; 496
?
38%; 39
•
99%:
141
3.50
Co
28'%
V
54
>.*52
87'%
.30'%
i'4%-
'
"123%
*
No par
Tea
50
9%
44'%
Jaeger Machine Co
1
10
*52%
>
52%
*4834
28%
*9%
..
74
10% Mar 19
Mar 14
49'/a
54
*52
•-56 Va
*21%
83
I
*4%
99
No par
International Shoe
LI
*48'%
28'/a
,
9%
168 ; V
v
56 ■-
499 v
•80.
1.
International Salt.
(F
49'/a
-'*52%
Va
44% >
*96 Va
38'/« .'r 38%
■
com—No par
—
$6
*48 %
49%
853%
30%
496
100
—
Silver
48%
56%
2134
29%
5
Preferred
3—100
International Packers Limited!—.15
7%
*48
74
•72%
57
.
/
93%
-
Va ; 85% •
57
.No par
International Mining Corp
International
48%
50 >
'162
No par
common
of Canada
*48
*48%
43 Va
43%
70% ,'•74
..No par
preferred
Int'l Nickel
6.900
2,300
50
*9%
20
Machines
preferred
65%
58
*48%
28
No par
Corn
int'l Harvester
-*48%
64%
58
48 3 4
*48
>
2,600
30%
65
57%
50
t
30%
64
57
52
*48 ^a
30'/a
65%
54
57-% July U
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
5
Apr
Co.
Ctfs
30%
30%
57 U
>
♦52
Corp
3
27% Jan
Jan
Steel
30%
452%
Intertype
29
22% Mar 15
47% Mar 10
46
54
*5434 >56%
67% Feb
28
45%
52
Power Co
42 Va Jun
page
45%
*52%
Interstate
27
see
45%
*50%
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
footnotes
1,800
49%.
■
39% Mar 16
53% Jun
6
Por
24,800
54
14% Jan
July
33% Jan
30
6'/a
383/4
52
36%-
102% Feb
38 % Dec
500
6
38
30 3i
,64
33
13
Mar 10
36 Va
6'%
*52%
.32'%
97 %
33% Nov 29
100
7.300
38%
6
6%
*50 Vt
*35%
89
Apr
45% Jun
98
363/a
;>
38%
*48 %
49 Va
*48'%
25
4
Jun
~
*30%
.
I
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp com..5
20% May
3
30% May 16
24% May 29
54
36
400
*9% "/ 9%
92 Va
92'%
39%
6'/a
28
24
85
■■
34'/a
-
39
28%
97% Aug 15
Mar 15
12,000
2%
34 Va
*33
6%
27Va
19
65
1,100
20%
2%
40
28%
91% Jan
32% Mar 14
33%
7
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
11
4
14
14 Va
20'%
,y>;
337/a Apr
38% Feb
May 10
*13%
2%
/
*164
34% Jan
Jun
13%
203/8
.
92
164%
29%
31% Jan
59
4,100
10
29%
13
104
4,100
4'%
91
164'%
31
13
50 va
4'%
4'%
*9%
29 Va
39
Mar 14
50%
4%
50
4%
10
164 %
34% Jan
45
50 %
50
91%
164 %
20
99% Jun
99
104%
*9%
,
*29 %
29% Jan
6
*97
•102%
89%
9%
100
2
6
97 Va
104 %
2%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
Sep
Jan
97'/a
19 5/8
88%
45
.
92%
30
26
50
20
5,900
*102 Va
•
%
13%
32% Mar 12
May lfl
125
7
1734
38 '% Jan
27% Jan
39
174
-
Jun
9
Sep 21
90
2%
48 Va
92%
34% Jan
130
90
14
*47%.
17%
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
3
89%
20%
48%
*100%
40
24
510
21 % Apr
104% Apr
6
Jan
100
83 Va
2%
.
6%
56
142
3
20% Mar 23
22,900
39
27%
19%
65
No par
7
12% Jan
26% Jan
9%,
*39%
100
24
32% Jan
121
18%
*38%
60
2714
99
56%
*98 Va
40 Va
36% Sep
6
30 % Aug 11
35 % Dec 30
18%
i
6,500
i 800'f
27%
104
.*13^4
653a
*21%
15
3
3
18%
39
2%
56 %
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred —.—.—:
—100
25
43% Jun
'
14
56T'a
International Paper
$4 preferred
34% Mar 15
30% Jan
24%,
24 V2
'
27'/a
20%
•
88'%
33%
30%
*55%
Feb
13
18%
*38
:y.
6%
90
4%
4%
-
64%
1
6
7
56% Jun.,28
34 % Apr 20
11
7,800
99
•
27'/a
*89%
57%
14 % Mar 13
Jun
6
4%.
:vv::-
V
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
31 % Sep
28
Mar 15
45
8
45
Jan
34
v
•,
31
16
23% Jan
90
*2%.
41
Insuransharps
31
74',4 Sep
39'/a Nov
25
39
26%
V6%
Interchemical Corp common—.—-5
4%% preferred
—■
—100
Feb
89% Feb
8
18%
*38%
27
90
-
9%
24 y» Mar 13
94
2
42
Jan
98% Apr
15% Feb
14
73
Jan
U'/4 Jun
luff
22
July 12
126% Jan
12
48% Mar
May 28
July 6
4% Jan
3
23
,17%
-39
89%
61%Jan
103
•
May 15
33% May 28
92% May 26
6% Nov 21
24 %
*47%
preferred ———-—100
% Jan
29 %
Jan
6%
Inland
25% Jun
17
1
Inspiration Cons Copper
3
117% Sep
6
91% Mar 21
69% Mar 20
8
157
24%
:>
64
10° Pes°s
8
98% July 11
27 % May 28
.
49
47%
Mexico
8
4
141
Fee
De
Jun
400
35% Oct
>
30%
Industrial Rayon.————~—-—1
Inge rsoll-Rand common——-No par
78% July 13
165
Electrica
8 A
47
6
*98%
;y e %
56%
No par
common—No par
Jun
•
99'/a
6% y 6%
24 Va
24%
*97
39 rvy
*97 y
*102%
.'*102% 104%
49%
49% •
,V;V;.49%
.
4%
43%
—10
—
Co
21
Mar 29
33% Sep
9
50 % Mar 13
13
May 28
53
Sep
8
24% July 18
57 % Dec 12
21% Jan 26
Feb
,
48%
*98 Va
6%
26%
,
.;
104V4
50%
6%
cumulative
Industria
58% May 23
89%
40
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
3
31% Aug 31
4.08%
9
50
8% Dec
47%
99
6%
*38 %
" '
;
*31.
5
Central RR Co
Illinois
48% Jan
49
98%
-'.V.
24'%
17%
•17%
,
99
•
6%
'•
July 13
Feb
17%
27
4%
6.66%
58
53
47%
.48%
100
;
-W7 24%
38%
50
—-1
—50
pfd series A
Hussman Refrigerator Co
conv
35% May
72% May
71
48%
99%
VV/\:6%
25
*97
-No par
common—
Corp
5%
9
20
2,300
(Del)
Hupp
13
Nov
Jan
69%
6%
*102%
1
41% July
3
47% July 13
52
50V* Jan
69%
*9%
V 88
Aug 22
162
.69'/a
99%
89%
Min & 6m Ltd—No par
23
17
y 69%
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
23
Jan
69%
17%
Dist--:—
Hudson Bay
Hunt Foods
58 % Jan
24% Mar 15
400
69'%
14
50
8
500
70
20%
12
Mar 11
2,700
'
30%
69%
2%
Sep
Jun
20%
7,200
14
57
55
8%
20%
*30
32%
20%
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
55
•8%
y
32%
*2%
5
51
30%
32%
14
11
52% Mar 28
8%
20%
*30 '/4
32 Va
20%
57% Oct
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
8%
*20'/a
30%
32%
—-1
47% Jan
49
8%
20%
30%
32'%
^Hudson & Manhattan com——100
92% July 13
37% Jan 30
L
8%
*20%
8i%
20 Va '
-
30%
200
33%
26%
4
100
Howe
23
20
6ep 21
6,400
32%
38 Va
3
com
Howard Stores Corp.—
Sound Co—
3
23
Jan
64
17
39
'
26% Mar 19
*31,% Jan
30
9% Feb
6
19% Jan
27
13
Nov
5
3% Apr
Inc
preferred ————,—100
4.40%
Houston
5
4% Jun
18% Jan
-
'
12
12% Apr
50% July
8
15
7% July 18
53 % Jan
6
71% Sep
2,800
12%
70%
6%
*24%'
$2.25 convertible preierred;——50 4
Houston
11
20%
12%
ii
30«%
*20 Va
4.9 •' i:
*98%
•
25'
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
10
105
3
17'% Dec
Mar
102% Jan
4
14
1% Dec
■—No PaJ //
-I V
preferred—
conv
Houdallle-Industrles
7
25
5
20%
12%
*
48
common—5
$4.25 preferred—.
Hotel Corp of America—
18% July 11
37 %
1
20%
12 Va
*10%
33
69%
-10
20%
12%
8
:.
•
20%,
30% •30%
32%
11
21 Va
12%
'
38% Oct
/
8%
7%.
11
20%
•
•
y
11
21%
13%
12%
13 Va
20%
—30
Mining———12.50
Corp —
Electrochem Co
Hooker
V'
-5
preferred
Vt
11
21
13
—10
common
convertible
Homestake
73% Jun 19
49% July 5
11
5%
;y
11 ;.>
20%-21.
5
.
•
104% Jan
8
16
30
21% Jan
19
4
26% Oct
Feb
97% Apr
5% Apr
27
34% Jan
-
Feb
5G
Apr 28
8% Dec 27
26
Apr
35% Jan
106
Mar 10
Hollander
21% Mar 23
23
65
91% Jan
Holly Sugar Corp
19% Jun
30
44% Jun 27
100
11
4
3
31
!
(Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
*10%
--1
50c
Hires Co
7
3
10
Jun
25
Jan
28% Jan
13
25 % Mar
14% Apr 12
10% July 3
32 % Mar
37% Oct
3
12% Jan
6
25% Jan
13
13% Mar 14
22
May 28
48
9
34% Oct
5
31% Jan 10
2
Oct
6%
56 Vi
6%
54
129
7'%
56%
38
37'%
37 Va
93'%
93 Va
93'%
93'%
47
47
47
47
98 %
*97
98
*97%
5,400
,
20
11.800
21,509
3,500
90
2,200
10
5:3/4
54%
53%
54'%
54
543%
52 34
54'%
53
53'%
12.100
82
82'%
82%
83
82%
8.>
82'%
82%
81%
82'%
48%
4,600
10
47'%
100
*102'%
1
56 Va
47%
103
56%
47 Va
48'%
102'%
102%
56%
58 %
48%
47%
4
102%
*102'%
58%
60'%
47%
102 3
58
48%
103
59'%
48
102 Va
58
25,500
103
310
59
13.200
Number 5551
Volume 184
.
-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(233)
NEW
YORK STOCK
ftfcnge for Previous
Loir est
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
*
s,
NEW
Highest
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July 10
July 9
V.
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales fe*
Wednesday
Thursday
July 12
the Week
Friday
July 11
July 18
I
Shares
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
39
45% Mar
4
34% Feb
117
13
July
94
30
100
Sep 30
% Mar 23
105
Nov
99
52
Feb
42
May 24
96
Mar
95
% May 16
July
102% Mar 15
103
Apr
May
4
105
101
70% Jan
101
July 10
Mar
71%
Mar 10
84% Apr
48% Jan
21
43
4
42
Apr
25
46% Jan
25
Oct
29% Jun
8
24
Feb
15
31
21% Jan
3
24% Mar
,24% July 15
27 % Mar 14-
38% Nov 9
129% Aug 26
10
Jan
27
21
6
■
27
29% Jan
36% Jan
6
56
Sep
16
3
58
Jun
4
38% Dec
27
15
60
6
38% July 12
23
147% Mar 14
8
25
Mar
24
*
38% Jan
May 28
30
23
29% Feb
59% Apr
Jan
44% Jun
113
J
Oct
*
53% Apr
39% Feo
Kern
40% Mar 19
31
69
May
98
Feb
1
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
9
22"% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
39 % May 31
50
4
12% Mar 15
16
26% May 28
29% Mar 29
Kresge
50% Feb
Kress
Jan. 10
3
52
9
4
14% Apr
13
25% Apr
20% May 10
28% Jan
6
11V
98% May
Mar 14
18% Jan
3% Jan
19
Jun
8
Jun
8
34% Apr
May
fe
97
89
3
13% Jan
10
17% Jun
35% Apr
17% Jan
26
58
26
21% Jan
Lees
31
15
6
Apr
*
19
Feb
8
24
Feb
1
5% Apr
23
4
43% Jan
23
4
16% Jan
4
1
19
Feo
9
74 % Feb
9
98
3
24% Dec
9
23
3
Sep
46% Oct
31
16
Dec
Jan
15
Jun
55 % Apr
8% Mar 14 '
40% May 17
14
12
56
Jan
1'
26% Mar 14
Oct
28 % Mar 14
20
11 *
Oct
103%
Mar
100
Sep
102
Mar 11
8
20% Oct
105
23
Feb
11
1
Jun
28
4
25% Jan
<Sc
_8 75
22%
22%
18%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
4,500
101
7%
Jan
3
5
10
83'/a Jan
27
May'
53SA
14,800
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*353/,
363/4
36
'/a
36 Va
36 34
„
66%
66 J/2
67%-
*96
97
67
66%
97
*96
*96%
28%
28%
28 J/a
28%
49
49%
49 J/4
24
24%
24
49
49%
*36
»A
66%
653/4
66 Va
66
97
96 %
96 Va
*96
28%
28%
28%
28%
491/4
491/2
49%
491/a
700
100
4,300
66%
97
70
28%
4.500
50
4,300
24%
24%
24%
243/4
*24
24%
1,500
49 J/4
.*
49%
491/a
49%
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49%
4,000
15%
15%
3,000
27
27
*4
5
20
15%
16
*26%
27
*4
4%
18%
18
18'/a
20%
%
31%
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_10O
16
27
4%
18%
1
15%
*26%
27 Va
*26"%
common_3
XI9%
31%
,
16%
16%
50%
53%
pa*
18'A
17%
41/4
18 VA
18
18%
19%
20 J/a
19%
32J/4
*31%
16%
161/4
16 '/a
53
571%
18%
181/2
18%
2
.
.1' 2 Va
2.500
.
19%
19%
2,500
323/8
1,300
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,
93
70
,
161/4
16
V4
16%
8.500
55
53 3/8
54%
24,300
183/a
18 J/a
16%
53%
V
18%
18%
18%
21/4
17%
2
18
181/3
32
90
90
93
300
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.
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58
17 J/4
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19%
32
31%
92
18%
2
27
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16
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4
53
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;
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5,600
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2
*
18 "
2
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9,000
18'/a
18
18'A
2,700
6%
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
1,800
45%
1
—
■-
'
16
15%
•
25
——
v
49
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24%
50
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■
28%
49 J/a
49%
4
A
45%
46
46%
46
46 V2
'46 V'a
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46%
47%
24,700
18%
18
18'/a
18 J/a
18'/a
18 3A
18%
18%
19%
3,500
8
*18
No par
7
6'/a
*6%
7
"
;
——.
Tobacco
com
21
21%
21%
21%
21 J/.i
21%
21 Va
21%
21
21%
-10
86%
87%
86 '/a
87%
85J/4
86'/a
85%
85%
85
87'A
5.303
_7
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
16
16%
16%
16%
24.400
5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
2
27Va
27'A
27'A
2,000
68 %
12.200
25
8
>
58%
66%
67 '/a
67%
16%
ion
preferred
*94
681/4
157 »/a
159%
159%
160%
100
58%
58'/a
58%
58
58'A
3,500
67 J/a
67%
67%
68%
68 VA
681/2
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47%.
673/4
157%
67 >/a
16%
47
2.50
com
67%
58»/a
15
,
(The)
,
58%.
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6'8
68'/4
I61/2
16%
16%
471/4
97%
47
97%
7'/a
11.400
158 J/a
59
*157
159
58%
10
Corp
67%
67 %
158
100
Corp
__
47
473/a
68'A
68
160%
3,700
16'A
I6V4
16'A
16'A
1.000
47
?
47'A
46%
47
3,500
.
97
*94
5%
7%
preferred
series
D
30%
:
(P)
Co
preferred
9
97
.95%
30%
■
•"78
23%
x23'/a
103%
30%
-
*102
*94
*94
97
97
99
*95%
*98
18%
88
21% Jan
23
34% Jun
25
M
53% Jan
3
49% Jau
3
104'/a
104%
22 '/a
28
8,100
99
88%
26% Dec
23%
96%
22
12% Mar 14
19.300
-23'A
103%
138
191/a
138
J/a
183/4
*138
99
;
19
59
99%
100 Va
22%
22%
88'/a
85%
18%
19
139%
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139'/a
59%
100
84%
103%
87
10
83
*95%
*102
6.600
118
99
21%
Inc
23%
31%
96'/a
.1
Lukens Steel Co
23
I
84%
95'A
118
103%
98%
98% July 12
81%
"
*95%
99%
27% Feb8
31%
*98
98%
26
953/4
118
*115
99
50
20
11,100
30%
;
/
96
1103 J/a
59 V3
99%
Jun
11,200
31%
931/2
31 '/a
118
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*59 'A
Jan
96%
98
-
*95i/a
,
19%
21
37.900
96%
59%
42
15.500
22 Va
23%
139%
6
45%
'■>211/4
23i/4
18%
51% Jan- 3
8%
45%
21%
8%
81%
139%
31% Dec
96
,31
8%
45%
211/4
77%
159 %
39% May 16
8%
45
21% r
783/4
100
22% Mar 14
8%
46
J/4
99
*95%
10
21
-23%
7
(Ky)_Nopar
common..
83A
45
.
*115
H118
77%
*102
96%
30%
*115
23%
100
—
Louisville Gas & El Co
19
T
76%
100
preferred-.
21%
119
*115
100
preferred
E
series
Lorillard
5
B
series
4.25%
4.35%
21J/2
94%
IOO
Long Bell Lumber ^Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
9
13
8%
46%
21
'6%
—10
common
8%
46J/4
20%
.
Co
preferred
conv
8%
46% ,.47 '/a
-
Louisville &• Nashville-..
Lowenstein (M)
& Sons
,
8,200
45
52%
x
Inc
4%%
% Feo' 23
109
8,200
34,400
45
1
Mar 14
62%' Mar
30
531/2
Gas
143% Jan
58%
29 V,
4ft
Star
8
47
57 Va
29%
52%
Star
Jan
46'A
57%
291/4
53'A
Lone
104
46 Va
56 Va
^
441%
Lone
102% Jan
4b Vis
VA
29V4
52'A
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
May 14
1Q6
471/4
57
28%
443/a
No par
.
convertible
46%
5534
,
53'A
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
Co
23,000
44%
10
Products
Cup
1,600
23.000
130
52'/a
-
8
(The)
127
44%
98
July 11
32% May 17
29
44
.44
———--—No par
Cement Corp
10
29
28%
18 Va
37%
37%
38'/4
1261/4
900
53%
List Industries Corp—_
6
May 21
56'/a
28 J/4
18
18
37%
124'/a
-
«'
*42
52%
Ldew's
Jun
47%
55 J/4
28 %
18
37%
125'A
43'/a
'
6
123
46 J/4
55%
1
Co
36%
124V4
;
87J/4
j
preferred
3Vp%
47%
1%
Carbonic
12
46
i
181/2
*18
36%
124'/a
54%
.
16%
Corp
18
35 Va
123%
124
27%
1
25
1
Corp
96% Jun
99
Savers
18
35%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
noncum
&
35
123%
1st
noncum
Belt
53% Jan
'
90% Dec 30
11,300
*86
5
.
Sons
Lionel
23% July
18% Jun
6
26%
(111)
& Tire
Liquid
2
49% Jan
77% Jan
■?
700
26%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
7
137% Jun
58
43'/a
26 Va
preferred
Link
89% May
3
147
3/4
26
13
Lerner Stores Corp
2
16
Jan
May 25
" July 27
7
*421/2
26%
common
Tulip
12
9
21% Mar
July 15
43
26 y8
25% May 14
10
Jan
35
■'
86 »/a
42%
26%
Mfg Co(The)
Lily
100% Jan
"
28
114% Mar
6
87
44
"
Co
——
70
60
26
2.50
preferred series
*91
*43
10
Co
86%
-
92
44
\
Co_
86%
86%
*90
26
Co
Gas
86%
96
25%
*43
No par
Wire
95
•
No pa"
Co
&
(James)
50c
•
27
95
IOO
49% Mar 29
64% Jan 23
,
5
5
3
&
68% July 13
16% Feb 29
14
8% Jun
21
45% Jan
87'A
Liggett & Myers
89
19
139% Dec
87V4
2
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
107% Apr 27
103% Jan
6
26
102Va
Corp
72% Feb
8
Mar
*101V,
Fink
59
27
23
102 V,
Lelnnun
163% Feb
1
18% Jan
38% Sep
*1011/4
Lelm
23
J 43% Jun
July
101
1
Jan
1
Dec
101
Life
7
32% July
101
7
47% Jan
July 25
73
101
7
64% Feb
123
5
102%
50% May
"
114
►101
28 % Feb
3
24% Aug
.
103
Libby McNeill & Libby.
49
39%' Sep 19
•17% Mar 14
*101
20% Jun
•
65'/a May 29
6
103 % Sep
103
* Apr
9
18% Mar 29
153'/a May
17
21% Jan
25
Apr
,
30
25%
79
66
*101
25% Jan
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
26
103
15 % May 28
Apr 22
23% Sep 28
22
-47 j
*101
1
'23
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
Mar
89% Dec
103
Bryant
$3
21% Mar 26
6
18
*101
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RK
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
6% Sep
13% Jan
103
H)
3.85%
27
47% Jan
19% Jan
; 64% Jan
"101
Lee Rubber
3
2% Jan
: 1% July
;
Lane
July 10
22
* Jan
80
ioo
(S S)
4.32%
30
16
30
971/2
1041/2
La Consolidada 6%
Mar 22
40% Mar 14
Sep
90
*97
*103
preferred
Laclede
6
,30
3
25% Apr 26
2% Sep
1
17% Dec 22
3
" 3
4% Jan
18% Apr 27
22% Mar 12
15% Nov 28
6
1% Jan
11% Jan
7
16% Mar 13
■
34% Sep 20
86% Aug 11
92
98
(S
Kroger
92
104
Kroehler
16
May 2
27% Jun 22
4
Feb
4
Mar
29
*90
104
preferred
29 % Apr
43% Jan
;
4%
92
3,200
*97
County Land Co
May 28
48
22
"90
1,100
1,100
42
41%
*90
,
3
3
18% Dec
6
25;! Feb 25
41%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-rSeeley Corp.——.Koppers Co Inc common..
Jan
Mar 14
41%
96 '/a
Keystone Steel
52% Jan
16
41%
92
27
94
7
41%
103 '/a
12
4
28
41%
96'/a
Apr
23
Sep
41%
44,000
49%
IO31/2
58% Apr
23
5% Jan
41%
59%
1241/4
96
47
Dec
22
41%
par
58%
124
*47
105
10
32 -v Jan
Dec
49%
121
*103%
14
100% Jun
4
493/8
58
105
23
28% Jun 30
Jan
124%
49 Va
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus com4%%
conv
prior preferred
July 13
92% Mar 18
*
58'/a
124a/4
49
"103%
% F^b
43
...
573/4
122%
49 J/4
ioo
33% Jan
.
.
58%
120%
49%
ioo
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper —>
6
58% July 13
30
7
58%
119%
49%
lloo
preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co_
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Mar 27
42% Apr
98% Jan
44
57%
119%
45 %
4.35% cumulative
preferred—100
Kansus City Southern com
No par
4%
non-cum
preferred__„
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_
1
26% July 13
23% Apr 18
18
57%
119%
-
preferred
4.20%
20.
21% Jan
3
17 % Mar 24
1
May 22
92% May
9
9
56%
100
__sy
preferred!
conv
preferred
cum
4.50%
103
Feb
24
4%
13
'
Corp__-—33%
ureferred
3.80%
Mar .13
108
cum
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
1
9
Chem
4%%
20
103 % July 11
May 6
107% Sep
7
105 % Nov 28
Alum^te
4%.%
July 13
89
105
9
Kaiser
124% Juiy 12
2
20
37% May 17
47% Apr
Nov
59% July 13
80
96'/a
100
18%
~50
19
8,100
138
138
150
60
>60 Va
60'A
993A
100
99%
100 Va
23'A
223A
23
22%
22%
4,600
95
95'A
98%
94%
96%
15,200
34%
1,400
60
1,100
5,300-
M
-
48% Jan
133
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
140
6
TJ.
26% Mar 14
95
Jun
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
12% Feb
56% Jan
23
122
6
Jan
4
4% Dec
16
19
May 16
6
10% Feb
28
23
139
10
41
610
4
Jan',. 6
Jun
26
i,
-v
-4-4
3
3
5% July
35% Jan
6% Apr
7':Jan
46% May
Trucks
27
Manati
3
Manhattan
27
11% Feb
17
8% Jun
8
10% Apr
Jan
6
•35% Jun
21
33% Jan
4
48 % May
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
10% Feb
1
18% Mar 19
52% Apr
16
59
July 14
37% Dec 21
31% Jan
38% Sep 22
92
7
22% Nov 29
Apr 25
89% Jun
13
9b
Jan
Feb
4
31
Apr
24
38% Jan
3
19
35% Feb
9
26% Feb
44%
99
Jan
94
3
" May 16
83
Jan
25% Jan
52
99
18
fed
16
Master
48% Mar 19
28% Feb
a-x
,4
6
xu.ay 15
p
56% Jan
$3
8
Jan
12
7
25
May 15
32% Jan
3
Aug 22
.42
Jun
15
46 /
Jan
6
14
Apr
17
15
Jan"16
1
58
17
Apr
12
20% Aor
16
75% Jun 29
.
13
Feb
9
78% Dec
15
71% Jan
23
91
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
45% Apr
25
43 % Jan
23
21% Aug 11
29% Feb
17
15
18
Jan
3
67
40
101
-May
'
4
Mar 14
Apr
*
1
Aug
60% Jan
21
Jan
26% Jan
21% Jan
77% Dec
.39% Sep
7
18
47
20% May 28
15% Feb
34% Jun
Apr_18
106%
2
31
'
99% May 23
21
" Jan
1
8
25
77% Feb
9
25
83% Jan
Jun
95% Mar
27
5
McGraw
•
20
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
102
46
32% Mar 15
Cum
30% Apr
96
11
4%
26
Mengel
6
24% Feb '
July 21
Apr
35
July 11
93
Feb
88
July
9
112 % Apr
22
106% Jan
23
114% July 10
7
56%, Jun
17
44% Jan
3
59% July 11
26% Feb
11
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
Mar 28
103% Apr
Dec
107% July
103
..
6
13
18% May 28
52 % Aug 26
14
4
6
3
July 10
102
Jan
6
1
102
May 15
107
Jan
23
Apr 26
93
Apr
26
99% Feb 21
3.85%
Apr 18
108% May 9
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
2.80%
105
July 10
108% Apr
25
4.45%
60
For footnotes
Sep
<n>e
9
D9«e
47% Jan
26
20
Inc
common
Merritt-Chapman
Jan
95
101
93% Dec
Co
Inc
64% May 10
59% Mar 19
Mesta
Machine
&
Scott
Co
4.35%
Miami
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
91
85
29 »/a
29%
*54%
551/2
21%
42
21 %
21%
41%
42
1,200
13,800
94
*92
94
92
92
*91
92 Va
85
85
85
29%
293i
29%
55%
*54 'A
55 Va
*83%
2934
*54
22
23
23
20
,
30
50
1,400
2,800
23%
21%
21%
28%
*28%
29'A
*28%
29V4
*28:%
29
42%
*413A
42 »/a
42%
42%
*41%
42%
60
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'/4
14'/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
3.100
76%
76
7<i%
77
77
*76%
77%
77
77%
350
104
71%
102%
21%
29%
21Va
41%
*92
21%
102%
J/4
400
69%
69%
104'A
10434
1.0C0
87%
87 »/a
88 "■
88
88'A
88 Va
88%
88 Va
88%
2.800
48
48%
48%
48
481/2
48'/a
48%
48%
48%
49 3
4.300
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
21
20%
21
19
19
*18'A
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
19'A
19'A
400
36%
37
373/8
38'/a
373/4
38%
38%
39%
38 'A
39%
8.700
87
♦101%
102%
83
83
31%
32%
71 J/a
71%
104
71 %
104
Vx
101 Va 101 «/4
*101
*83
91
*85
32
32
32
71'/a
104
102 '/a
71'A
71
104
104
*20%
101
101
*100%
91
85%
85%
*85
32'/*
32'/a
32%
32
95
a
1,900
102
88%
Va
32'A
94
1,600
50
>
200
3.300
480
943/8
94'A
45
42'A
42'A
*42 3,
441/2
100
3%
23%
24
23%
23%
24
2 4'A
24V2
24%
24'A
241/4
1,700
16%c
33%
33%
34
343/4
34%
35
34%
34%
34
35%
35.300
94
94
94
*43
45
*42
90%
*86
114%
114%
114
No par
55%
55 %
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
91
*83'/a
55 «/a
*55
—No par
Co
J/a
94
28%
29
1
1**
213/u
42
*41a4
8
1
Co
21
41%
♦92
100
42%
76%
71%
1
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd—;
Mergenthaler Linotype
48
102
32 % Jan
23% Jan
&
18
93% Mar 29
103 % Oct
27
Merck
23
29
16
Inc__
(The)
Stores
*21%
-
9
Jun
43% Jan
96
Co
Mercantile
5,800
85
1
100
27% Feb
24.400
43%
92
5n
45% Jun
33%
*83 '/a
series
98
95
33'A
43%
*91
5
i
Co-
pfd 4.30%
95
33%
85
55%
1,700
44
92 73
*55
200
17.200
36%
43%
93
29%
55
39%
33 Va
21
29%
95
,
Va
*943A
42
-
-
Mines
Shoe
36 Va
44
93
Corp common
preferred series B
23% July
12
2nd
39
33 %
413/4
Corp common—
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—j.Ou
Melville
55
39%
39
943/4
203/4
Mead
91 % Mar 21
2
55%
271/4
*55 Va
333/8
94%
common__50c
preferred—100
McQuay Norris Mfg Co__—_
41% Apr 30
102% Jan 16
14.600
13,500
93%
41%
*41%
Robbins
>
43
17%
44
933/4
21%
29%
1.100
9%
42-A
17%
33%
41%
*83%
9'A
42 Va
17%
44'/a
21
3
Publishing
Stores
,
*92%
1
50
McLellan
12
33% Feb
28% Jun 28
•
33
43%
*931/4
9'A
41 \
17%
.
*36%
No par
CO
19%
37
94%
300
39%
*1*1/4
553/4
No par
21% Jun
&
17'/a
34
534
*39%
19%
9%
9'/a
40%
171/4
534
39%
*19i/4
37
.*
— —
49% July 13
23 % Feb 29
McKesson
9 '/a
401/4
5%
1.7QO
*39V8
-
40'A
Corp
Electric
McGraw-Hill
5%
6
17%
44
8,300
5
40
43%
im
Mclntyre Porcupine
5
17 J/4
373/a
7 400
35%
5
393/4
37
115
*35
5
19%
37%
111
5
39%
9'/4
353/4
540
*19'/4
9 »/a
lV3/4
390
200'
6.100«
8
•bid
38%
.-No par
convertible
35'A
8
5-rU
*39%
r
8
7%
*5xv
19%
5
preferred
3%%
*5%
6
93A
•
ino3'4
353/4
39%
33%
-
common
McCfory Stores
24
21
30% July
$2.50
*4%
V
110'/2
*39'/a
No par
■
Corp
Corp common
McCord
4%
:
*35
540
*19 J/4
*93%
common
jjiu-
35%
19%
1
—
108
*510
39%
No par
Co—
gu.iiu.dmt
McCall
71% July 10
109
*5%
6
353/4
*9%
9%
8
*39'/a
37%
Co
preferred
92% Jun
6
*5%
4%
5%
108 J/4
540
No par
com
—
Electric
Maytag Co
Nov
Aug
57% Jan
•
34%
*510
100
L)
May Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
.kpr
104%
34%
8
•55'/a
SJ.IU
25% Dec
45
•
106 %
540
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series__No par
1
8
104%
*9%
553/4
2
20
Jun
July
9%
9%
8
391/4
4
Apr
83
46
91
*9%
7.3/4
38
87% Mar
89
il
34
29
*9'/a
7%
*55
96% Jan
12
Jan
Dec
9%
37%
7
Mar 14
81
9%
55%
Feb
20% May 16
\
4,500
89'A
37
97
Apr
16% Feb
313/a
89'A
*55
11
23
14% Mar 14 '-
31%
89
4
Apr
44
6
31%
88%
36%
50
Co
preferred
24% Jan
24
Mfg
Co
&
Martin (Glenn
Masonite Corp
Jan
-
4%%
5
common
preferred
Cement
Marshall Field
-
Corp
convertible
-
50% Mar 23
May 25
8,300
31Va
89
36
*19%
; 90
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
4
Feb
10
35%
31%,
89
9%
39
Jtty 21
94
353/4
31
89'/a
17%
19% May 25
16
33% Mar 14
351/4
303/4
40%
4 %
6
24
44
36%
9%
Marquette
43%
144%
30%
17%
14
34%
*43
*140%
35 %
39%
Midland
144%
*88 »/a
5
8
:
34%
43%
*43
*140%
89%
34
—
34%
34%
43%
145
31%
♦500
No par
'!
♦140%
37%
1
:
34%
»4.-3
44
30%
1
Shirt
343/4
145
7%
,
10
issued '—J
*43
*140'/a
36%
V
50
Co
145
*8tf%
5
.
34•%
341%
44
*140%
Mpracalbo Oil Exploration
i.
Mhratlion Corp
3——0.25
40% July 11
37% July
*43
100
Marine
4
99
23% July 19
6
25% Jan
% May
56% Jun
18
40% Dec
11
Jan
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
;
34%
8
common—10
Mandel Bros
4
28
54% Aug 23
9
34% Nov
Forbes
Inc
Sugar
When
7% Sep
&
preferred
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mar 13
20
Working Co
-
Mar 20
Feo
34
Apr
8 %
10% Apr
Wood
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
No par
4%% preferred series A——100
iMadisop Square Garden
-No par
Magic Chef
—No par
13
540% Jun
21
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
-
23
100% Jan
;
Jun
„
92% Jan
6%
Mack
Apr 23
31% Jan. 3
7% July 12
22
685
5% Nov 25
28
Sep
41% Sep
18
11
9% Jan
16
543% Jan
May 24
22
M
MacAndrews
39
88% Jun
;
3
6
144
10
28% Apr
13
8% Jan
11
138
35% July 15
88 % Mar 15
jw.»»y *8
Jan
26% Jan
July 22
32% July 27
6c
12.50
5
*86
90
94 «/g
*42
89
114%
*114'/4
57'/a
57%
89
116
93
*86
1141/4
59 »/a
*57V4
20'/a
114V4
59
*86
*114%
59
94
93
100
116
500
59
2.900
38.800
19 %
19%
19%
19%
20 Va
20%
58%
59%
59
59%
61 Va
601/4
60%
*59 Va
60
6,600
96%
95
95
*95
96
95
95
J 94%
96
60
♦103
105
*103
105
*103
pfd—100
*95
100
*103
100
100
100
?
55%
94%
45
105
94
*92%
92
92
*91 '/a
♦105
107
*92%
49 %
49%
105
50
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YORK
NEW
STOCK
Highest
;
35% Mar
24% Jan
76
7,
18
19
37 % Jan 25
133
Jan 21
46% Jan
Dec
23
134
July 11
142
Nov
30
41% July 13
28% Mar
1
21
Mar
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
58
27
3
12
36% Jan
9
8%
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20
Jan
23
Dec
30
112% Jan
24
102%
Dec~28
107
Apr
13
101% July 11
26 % Nov
25
134 %
5
July
3.30%
6
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75% May 10
May 25
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2
Minnesota
9
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16
Minnesota
7
Jan
3
36% Jan
29% Jan
3
25
13
100 Vz Jun
1
62
7
Mar
July
Sep"l4
15%
8% Nov 29
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6
79% Sep
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
14% Dec
1
18 % Feb
24% Jan
7
11% Feb
29
Mohasco
76
Feb
20
3 % %
May 29
88
Feb
20
4.20%
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16
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
23
6
Jan
20
26% May
24% Jan
24% Jan
May 28
30
28
Jan
3
Jun
14
22
39% Jan
26
3
30% Jan
23
46"% Apr
21% Apr
16% Mar 14
18% Jan
23 % Dec
9
20
60% Jun
7
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
23
33% Apr
27
25'/a Jun
8
May 17
27% Mar 14
Morrell
51% Mar 14
Motorola
36% May
32 % Mar
40% May 28
44% Mar 14
20
4
Motor
Motor
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30% Oct* 11
17% Jun
9
Jan
19
15% Jun
15
18
Jan
4
47
Feb
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11
28
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
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12
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2
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50
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6
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29%
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61
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Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
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May 28
21
52% July
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21% Feb
23
19% May 12
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65
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100
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61
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49
23% Jan
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23
15
35% Apr
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19
Jan
5
30
32% Dec
Aug 10
73% Sep
19
26% Feb
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11
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17
8% Jan
88
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31
27
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Apr
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44
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Jan
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Enterprises Inc
40
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15
RECORD
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35
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9
21
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National
Automotive
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24
National
39% Jan
11
17 % Jan
28
11% May 24
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11
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16
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56
13
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Apr
11
6
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11
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23
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109
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30
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156
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138
26
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23
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31
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29
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14
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6
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2
38% May 16
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23
97% Feb
21
98
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78'/a July 10
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6
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8% Dec
30
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9
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18
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16
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19
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19
15% Jan
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5
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9
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2
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7
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15
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30
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6
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24
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4
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11
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National Supply
4% preferred
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
18% July
57
Oct
18
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18
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21% Jun
2
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19
18
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6
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11
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21
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13
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22
13
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22
14
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22
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7
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141
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22
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23
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1%
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30
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30
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100
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3
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2
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Nashville
Natco
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17
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27"% July 25
29
33% May 16
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23
Jan
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21% July 13
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47
common
Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK
luge far rrtvliu
Year 1955
UwMt
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6
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3
20
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102
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20
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109
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27
109
107
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14
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10
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5
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4
110
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11
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28
33%
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4
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10
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19
103 Va May 13
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23 % Jan
3
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25
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43
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,
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135
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14
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97%
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-
♦159%
87 %
209
43
*
48 7%
48
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100
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59%
52%
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58%
29%
47 Vi
100
162%
86 '/a
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48
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159
31
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100
—2.50
59%
87'%
17%
159
31
30%
1
common
Gamble
(The)
1
50
19,500
,
67'%
——
Inc
2JVa
22 Ya
23s/a
46%
110
5,100
27'%
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pure
22 y8
-21%
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*82
83l/a
25
25
4.16% preferred
:
25
*24*/a
25
4.20% preferred.
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Pub Serv El & Gas coraraon.No par
33 ya
34'/4
$1.40 dlv preference com__No par
29%
30%
11
35 '/a Mar
21Ya
-
66'/a
Plate Glass Co
&
-""4.32%
Jun
24% Apr
111
•
-
22'%
22 Va
22
87 %
Punllc^er Inausiries Inc common__o
$4.75
cum -preferred
Nopar
Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3 Vz % 'preferred
100—
32% Jun
16
27
footnotes
-
88%Mar29
26
21Ya
109'%
217%V
26'%
convertible preferred
Vz Jan 30
26Va Mar 14
56% May 9
32
Oct 11
Pot
39% Mar 13
"
♦106'%
69
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Procter
July 11
106'%
*159%
Potomac Electric
1
48 %
8
106 %
26%
Poor & Co class B___
28
108
25 Ya
Plymouth Oil Co
6
103%
*106%
1
66 Va
4
26
89% Jan
19% Mar
50% Jun
♦102%
107%
21%-
Forgings
Inc
103%
103%
96
Plough
'
26%
6
,
Feb
15
29 y8 Jap
.
23% Mar 23
Jun
Mar 21
100% Feb
28
Apr 20
370
93
-
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.
230
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107%"
42%
5'/a%
400
243/4
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90 Ya
100
8
93
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100
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38Ya
39
21,500
102 Ya
95%
&
7,100
-
♦24
106%
42 y2
Pittston Co
393%
39 YB
39Ya
24 Y»
106%
97 y4
Pittsburgh
20,400
69 3/4
35% May 14
,
820
64%
66
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
99'%
94%
66-
10100
100
Feb
Va
63%
:
63 Ya
26
•
56V8Julyl3
44%
99
100
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,.
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
84% Apr
4
5% preferred class A_—
92% Apr 27 .:
' 5%% 1st series prior pfd
155
3,600
26%
Pittsburgh
24
12
5,000
44'%
62 Ya
17%
Co—
1
17%
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guaranteed preferred
100
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7%
18%
93
103
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
.
30
18 %
•
67
Pitts Metallurgical Inc.
21% Jan
3
23
,,
600
49'%
101'/a
44'%
43%
99%
62
383/4
23,700
48'A
-
5'%
44
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23 Ya
23%
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100%
5'%
101
43%
Pittsburgh
90
5%
61%
24%
500
1,000
165%
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V 25%
preferred
$4.80 preferred
Consolidation
Pitts
7
165
5
99%
39
is
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.
■,
1
2
10
9
30 Va Jan
23
16
convertible
3,000
,.-' 46 '
*99%
3
22
-
$5
;.
28,100
common—L_25
7
No par
Inc
67% May
:
Jun
May 19
3
Jan
24
146% Jan
Nov
15
170
210
47
28% Jan
27
24
81
24 y8 Mar 15
3
36% Jan
2
112% Nov
1
153% Jan
•
15
11
10
'
4
5,300
14'%
51'/a
*12
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc ;
;
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com
18% July 11
163'/a Jan
35'/a Apr
26
25 Va Feb
13
9
Oct
84
Apr
10
37% Feb
36% Nov
Apr 10
6% Feb
69% Dec
12% Jan
.
V"
53%
24 Ya
5
5
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills
44% Mar 23
96y4 Apr
8% Apr
48% Jun
9
96
100
24 % Feb
•
3
4
3
__10
New common
Phoenix
,
43%
24%
200
18Ya
44%
387/8
-
45,700
137/a
533%
91%
,.
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I
1
Jan
80
8
5
Feb
preferred
,
/
24Ya
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330
1043%
18
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5y8
2,700
,
24%
j,
-
106
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100
47 Va i 41%
107'%
50
100 »/4
.
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$.300
58
91%
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3
preferred J
-
15%
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23 Ya
50
60%, 617/a
77%
77
18
102
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-
7. 46
PhiUips Petroleum—
;
8
5
27% Apr
13
35% Mar 18
19% Mar 15
99% Mar 14
106% May
7. 52% July
70% May
j
37% Feb
13
19% Jan
]—3
—100
Phillips Jones Corp: com—*.—.____1
r
3
Jan
V 74
-
5
12% Jan
14
■V
Mar
18
158% Jun
6
29% Jan
Corp common
preferred series A
21»/a-
.
Philip Morris Inc common._--._-5
7 59%Jan
*
89% May 21
19
40% Dec
14
' 4
3%%
V;
July 11
Apr
22% Feb
•;
July 28
July 26
153% Dec
108% Jan
Philco
3
Feb
-
Jan
t..
45
,
3
25
Jan
..
8
24% Mar 14
150
f
25
92% Sep
Mar 14
8 7
23
jun
44% May 10
"•
47
,,15y4 Jan 16
16% Jun
30% Jan
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-
23%
100%
101%
43%
25
60,800
42
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v
90
99%
95
*i06%
.u
1
3.9% series preferred—.:
160% Jun
41% Dec
3
Phlla & Reading Corp.—*.
19
,.,_103
100.
;
,
8
16
6% Oct
-722% Apr
—100
___—
91
166% Aug 12
173
Jun 10
Mar 14
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
CI % Dec
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32% Feb
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
162 ya Aug 31
preferred
4.68%. preferred
;
4%
14
6
4
10
7:
10% Jan
6
6
Jan
4.3%
Jan
94% Mar 12
6
46 y4 Jan
83
;
78% Jan
100% July
33% Jan"
'Dec
-
12% May 25
•*
83% Nov 23
61
13
*
109y2 Jan
106
.
; ;,*93
90
23 Ya
'
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100
100
;
91
49
v
5
Feb 24
.
preferred. i
preferred
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,
20
6,300
96'%
7-. 413/4
165%
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50
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39%
4.4%
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.
23%
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5 VB
35
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166
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180
.
28 Y4
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i
35
166 V*
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35
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101
2,600
1,500
28
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86
.
29
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.
;
102
13
1
24%
-
2,700
39'%
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.
13%
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12.50
75 - July
2 t
43% jun
8
89% July 12 77
.
;
95% May 13
69% Jan
6
>
112% Jan
17
Jan 23
20% Jun 26
V
37'% Feb
Apr
7
26y2 Mar 14
.
92% july 11
Mar 30
19 7* Dec
6
7
40% Mar 23
19
24%
24
Phlla Electric Co common—No par f;,:7„, 387/a
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24%
13%
44
100
(conv)
39%
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104% ^ *104
24 Ya
f
24'%
24%
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:
106 3/4
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51
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13%
83
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u
24
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2,500
14
'
58
13 Y8
23%
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4Ya
•
15 Va'
527/a
49
1
22 Vz Apr 12
7'/a Mar 12
;
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43/a
.
15'/4
13%
49
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common
•4,400
'95%
52%
23%
Co
1,000
14Y4
28
14%
:.
10,100,,
'
25%
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52%
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53
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25
6,000
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,
58
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14,400
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28
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100 ^. ,166-
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55
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11
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26 V* May 18
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43
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t
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V
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108
37
26
120
89%
81
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11
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4,900
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si
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46
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87
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56
89
45'%
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104
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13 y4-
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56%
17
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2a
4.40%
167%' July,6
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96
23
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2
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29
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6
24 '
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27%
-
55%
45%
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When
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Mar 29
31 y«
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3
U
Jan ~4
5
July 11
50
May 25"
37% Feo 10
119% May 26
96% Jun 19
64% Aug 25
V: 54 Yb Jan 23
6
13
Jan
•
27
26
-
36 y« Jan >
48
82
V
Feb
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-
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5
:
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27
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3
106 Mt Jap
29
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147'
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
59
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12% jun
21% Jun
'
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112%
109
'
28
17% Oct -28
52
87
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17
.
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preferred
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18
56% Maiy 10
48 y4 Jan j 3
113% Apr
48 y4 Nov
55%
50
*
Feb"
49%
7
Oct
Co
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9
43% July 11
23
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29
45
56%
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par V
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25%
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19
2
44'/a Oct
Distillers
Rust.Proof
Parker
20
'
38
41% Mar 14
22
45%
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Jun
,
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3
106 y4 Dec
9.
103y4 July-
88%
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1 " " 31%
"
13
•
88
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26% Apr
24
■
Jun
13%
25% ,-2b ;i36 %
3b 'A
1
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9
700
197/a
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28
57%
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1
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104
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122%
.
101%
25
17V.
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7,300
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19Ya
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104
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10
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107
13,900
56%
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Oil
'
25ya Jan.
11
.
423%
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4%.
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% 37
Jun 21. V- 7 5%
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35% ;"357/8
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4 ■' - Penick & Ford
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1_'__
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8
30% Jun
*
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82
May
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42 7%
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100
6
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44
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42 y8
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39% Apr
57% Apr
30y2 Jan
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preferred
43
12%
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..
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9
Jan-
36% Jan
23
14'
14% Dec
> »%:
.
July 11
2u
23*
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21
54% Feb
22% Dec
98
8
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25 y4 Jun
Jan
I
& 'Teleg
Pacific Teiep
22,'/00
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57%
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Pacific Mills ___l._^-'_-t.___^_No par
21% Mar 20
-
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2D
7Va Jan
27% Mar 17
1
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7
41
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104
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36% Jan
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12
51 y« Apr
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6
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s
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122%
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Amer
41
12%
,
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.
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preferred
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3
6% Jgn 23
,
3
47 y4 May
-
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4% Jan
6V
i
1 i
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24
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.
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;
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18
Jan
44% Jun
9
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12 % May
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200
40 y8
42%
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12
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132% Jan
f
2
Apr
-
104 •'
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6
-
V
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89
41%
'
88
-
8% Sep 26
36
July 11
17%
88
57%
1.2%
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100
■■h 26
July 13
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5% preferred
35 - May 22
40
Jan 16
Pacific Finance. Corp.i.—:n
48 Va Jan 23.
53% Mar 28,
Pacific Gas & Elettric
L
15
Jan
* 22,
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88
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-
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.
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4,000
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(236)
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
If frtrUM
LtVMt
Highest
154
Mar 15
26% Jan
18
•1% Jan
5
47
32
Highest
May 28
j
55% July
35% Mar
i
7
Feb
16
31
19
87% Feb
32% May 28
42% Jan
41% July
Sep 26
13% Sep 26
5
15
25% Apr
37% JUO
13% July
81% Feb
39% May
34% July
1
31
Oct
11
39
Jan
5
47
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
5
42
Aug 11
14
59% Apr
19% Mar
9
Raytheon
9
Reading Co
10
37% Apr
38% Mar
20 V* Jan
11
4
27
15
4*
6
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26
'
14
11% Feb
19
7% July
>15
13
21% Aug 25
Sep
Jan
3
30% Apr
64% Apr
18
18
,43% Jan
3
67% Feb
16
61
47% Sep
16
11% Aug 15
13% Jan
41
6% July
49% Apr
13
35% May 25
"7% Mar" 14
40
1-
Oct
60
10-
26
101
Jan
26
45% Feb
5
2
Nov
1
70
Apr 26
84% Apr 20
101% Aor
5
May 11
105% Apr 20
45% Feb 14
26
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23 V* Jan
26
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76%
50
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17
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11
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Feb
35
43% Dec
29
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25
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18
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19
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31
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26
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(The)
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23
11
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4
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San Diego
54
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2
21
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2
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3
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25
Jun
23% Jun 15
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99% Apr
6
July 27
16% Feb
For footnotes
25
17% Feb
17% Nov 18
41% July 27
94% Nov 22
20% Mar 4
Jan
97
103% Nov 14
55% Dec
May 28
47% Jun
8
29% Jun 21
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May 25
20 % May 29
3
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•
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2
91% Jan
12% Jan
10,800
22%
*95%
101%
Sparks Wlthington Co
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
2
25
July 13
44% May 14
28%
38%
19%:
*94
Co
Southwestern
73% Jan 18
103% Mar 6
83% Jan
28
7 50
Porto
South'n
4
28% July 11
21
Jan 17
28 %
Southern Railway common...No
par
5%
non-cum
preferred
2o
Mobile & Ohio atk tr ctfs
—100
8
43% May
9
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
27%
44%
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co..
7 50
58% Mar 23
t
14%
''73%
Co
Southern
*
Mar 16
33% Apr. 18
23
Mar 27
17
52% Mar 23
31
32
-
87% Apr
South
800
28%
•100
71 %
\
preferred
•
24% -24'/4
>
73%
1,200
24%
:
72%
>...'370-
24%
44%
300
13%
92%
125 •■>;
92%
125
24%
55%
54%
1
South Carolina E & G
17
93 ">
125
14%
14%
14%
14%
14,500
.77%
77 V*
78
102
I
102
102
320
77%
77%
78
76%
77%
77 y4
82
14,000
39%
39 %
39%
39'%
39%
48,300
86
85%
85%
*85%
86
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.
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y
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13,300
44%
165
■;•' 19
37%
>
125
*290.
22%
36%
\
92%
-
*142
*100
Solvay American Corp 4%
16
Jan
40% Jan
47
•
1
38% Nov 20
38% Apr
53% Jan
28
,
13%-
58
45%
165
100%
"
94:
128
•
>"
V'pyyy-y1 -'N,
57%
300
53%
/ South Amer Gold & Platinum
"
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
Aug
6
13%
>>>>.;>.:
-58
300
55%;
Solar Aircraft Co
10
26
12
>>:.£>■
*142
35%
22%
36
7,800
2,100
86'A
..
55%
22%
102%
22%
—No par
July 10
Jun
11%
.
>>.■
57%
»
13,100
33%
300
19'/*
Inc
May 10
10
33 y4
ll-/a
v 165
>
54%
100%
*100%
1
24
17% Jan
55%
'->•>35%
_3
64 V*
20% Mar
300
Co
—,
34 y4
•
\
9.500
5b,000
35%
28
86%
♦142
100
56
A
86 V*
165
Co
pen
112'/a
34%
;
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
,
86%
36%
.
44%'
24%
>28%
54%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
6
27%
53%
25
.
11%
'
58%
'
*125
24%
>
19
Smith
May 28,
24%
27%
*86
111
35%
Jf»
57%
>■■• •'94
•
No par
32% Jan
12
93
'
15c
64
July 12
46% Jun
7
.'
27%
>:
1.4Q
Slmonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
17
24%
93
.125% 125%
300
common
Skelly Oil
Apr
205
12% May 23
19% Mar 3
37% Jan
19
3
18% Jun
*
28% Dec
x
.
5,000
4,400
14
45%
,
>":■<
y
-
45%
5
i
21V* May 28
7
23
15% Sep 26
51% Dec 30
>
W-: 24%
V.
300
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
50
V-
24%
.
44
111'/a
34 "/a
11%
58%
44%
10
Sheraton Corp of America
55% Apr 26
82 % July 10
72% May 8
92%
45%
5
&
Sheller Mfg Corp
f
101
V*
"
128%
10
Shell Oil Co
;;
.3,880
:
f;:>.
44%
~~j
Sheaffer <W A)
71
■f
?
,
„
24
12,200
453
13 V*
44y8. 44'/8
HViO'-iv-A
57%
59%.
*142
100
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
,,
6
35% Mar 26
10
24% Jan
.
f
18
24
23
Mar 19
15% Jan
23
62% Jan
!■-
1
20% Jan
20% Nov
55% Jan >4
,
,
29
7
19
Feb
87% May 10
>
7
14
1
59% Jun 21
10
13% Feb
,
>45% Jan
14
7
>>-■>
y
1,700
31%
31%
13%
110 v*
35%
33%
:
11%
13%
113
35
■yiMJ*;-•?■'v..
126%
>
5
Co
•4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
Shamrock Oil & Gas
July 11
9
62% Jan
30% July 12^
19% Jun 22
63% Nov
;•
25
/B
•vj.v-
4,500
•
30'/4
449
13%
43%
110 %
No par
Rubber
inc
3,900
,
30%
30 V4
V*
31%
4^8%
450
*13%
100
Corp
Servel
24
1
—No par
Roebuck
Seiberltng
19
26
25% Dec 23
3
59
/
27
11V* May
49% 'Nov
Jan
4
Oil
Sears
30
3ov*
31%
444
443
13%
.100
series A
preferred
Seagrave
.
36,200
•
43 %
■
-
'%» 92 %
_100
Gas & Electric Co
Seaboard
.
Mar 15
Apr
22 % Jun
:
1Q
48% Mar 14
7% Apr
63
.60
49 V* Apr
18% Aug 17
44
29
39% Jan 20
9% Feb 15
39% Jan
6
3
21% Feb
4% July 13
61% Jan
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
,
7
36% Jan
1
NOV: 10
Mar 29
23% Jun
<:
No par
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
_
68
10
Bcovill
.'44% May
19% Feb 29
800
157/a
%> 15%
15%
24
25%
>
11%
58%
100
_j
53.40 preferred
>
•
43% Jan.
10
preferred
Lead Co
rSangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
.? Bchenley
Industries Inc
Schering Corp i.
i Scott
Paper Co common
40% Apr
89 V* Mar
9
;
conv
1st pfd 4:40%
i
105% Apr
5
<
9
63% Apr 20
75% Mar
6
preferred
8
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum preferred
,St Regis Paper Co common
July 11
30
common—
>
:
19%
15 '/a
101 %
>
33
32%
|
-St Joseph Light & Power—
St L San F Ry Co common
■*
Preferred series A 5%
7
37 % Mar 29
14
78% Jun
Feb
23
4ft
5
•
■->
15% Jan
May 28
6
101% Oct
Mar
July 13
•
105
17
29% J&n
•>
13
Jan
155
9
100 -v Apr
.14% Feb 17
Jan
91% Mar 23
40% Feb
155
•
21
Dec
24% Mar 23
33
30
85% Mar 14
;
>
16
2oo:> May 29
10
July 13
19% Sep 22
13
12% Nov 21
80% Jan
105
16
17% Apr 25
25% Oct
Jan
40% Jun
33% Mar 14
•
9
3,100
48
37%
19%
23%
25
•
43% >
43%
__
(Jacob)
Safeway stores
;
11,000
'
:
Ruberoid Co
9
41 %
28,800
.37%
x
>•>
15
13%
110'/4
35%
3
26% May 28
22% Jan
<;
82%
24
*100
13%
Mar 19
52
9,700
57
80'/a
80 %>
14%
31%
31 y8
440 V*
t
25 Vs
128% July
13
34% Jun 13
26
>•
88% jun 27
320% Apr 15
74
Feb
43% Jan 23
28%
6%
23%
;
30
X30
31%
442%
1
14%
24%
*29 V* >3i>;>:
>
440
100
14%
23%
30%
30%
31 %
5
20
•
31
13%
59% July
97% Feb
May 28
jun 22
JUly 14
"
22 V* Jan 11
25% Mar 14
23
t'
330
6%.
■
48
37
19%
>
14
'
98% Feb
300
102
*54'/a
y
63'4
36%
25
Ruppert
6%
79
■■'4
>50% Feb
58% Dec 27
86
27%
27%
56.
*53
6%
x63/8
yi
July 21
8,700
75 »
•;
"
common
—
26
6%
48
>
''>'•-
42 Vm
J-
1,900
56 V*
:
*65
87
■.
34,800
47%
55%
56
55%
*65
y>*86':y
75
78%
.
Rotary Electric Steel Co—
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
—1
July 11
13 V* Apr
5
1
Ronson Corp
45% July 13
35% July
>38% Apr
C orp
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
6
11
113
76%--
86%
56
6%
48% >•
10
Corp
Paper
Rockwell Spring &
& Haas Co
16
26% Jan
8,700
75%
*65
86%
Co
Selection
Rohm
2
A17% Jan
May 28
.,79% Jan 23
3
Oct
11
Feb
4,900
78
55%
>
75
86%
100
Rlchfiexd Oil Corp
'
9 ;
155
35
>
39,900
9%
9%
"
30% Jun 22
21% May 28
1
14% Sep 28
44% Dec 29
13
47%
47%
55%
*65
75
*29%
Jun
3,200
1,700
;• 40 v*
76
,
47%
*86
9%
9%
78%
.76
•65
5%% conv preierred...
„25
Rochester Gas & El Corp new.No
par
9% Jan
9%
100
;
12
21
>
"
9%
35
100
>x
8,100
7'/a
12%
*5
Jan
31%
40
28% Jun
Apr
400
,
64
46%
8
37% Apr
7
bO0
>
26%
a
31
40 %
12%
<--J X'
*7
>
12%
40% Jun
105
:>t>>>:7:>'.>
7
7
26
>■>
31%
47 V*
7
510
4,900
15%
♦62
64
12%
14%
9
26%
31%
32 y®
■
46%
24%
9
6,300
13%
1J%
/->■
39 V*
14%
Jan
>
26'%
64
V 31%
IV*
7
15%
26%
26
*62
63%
32
*15'%
47%
24%
Feb
100
300
:
>> 8
39
Controls com__l
391
27
31%
15%
*15%
15%
*7%
12%
Robertshaw-Fullon
1, 98
8
8
*7%
387/s
13
;;27
9 >"■• >
47 Ve
17% Mar 20
8
*7%*
500
200
>
28'/a-
*13%
■
13 y8
28% Apr
4
13
?
••>>
68,600
/
-
•
37%
28%
28% r
39
26
30
->■.
47 y4
14
Dec
'
12%
21V* Jun
Dec"
28
38
9
33%
*36%
,; 12%
>
46 V*
9
105% Mar
!;
'
•36%
13%
17% Sep
410
12%
37
38%
33% Jun
19
29 V*
12%
800
14,700
>
35
a
35
46%
27
Jan"l9
*34'/a
■'■,*
13%
* 6
Jan
40
38
26% Sep
34
Oct
24V*
*39%
Sv' i
11,200
-
*33% >34
:>•■">
46%
12% Jan
3
>>>"
40
10
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
257
14'/4
34
10
42
29% July
28»/4
12%
15%
2.50
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
5
Apr
28%
12V2
6% :>>7>v>!
27% Dec 13
2
37% >
*26%
6
July
37
*62
2
8
14%
*33%
35
37
63%
Dec
29
>
>
*39'/4
27 V*
32%
Jan
10
13%
15%
33%
27
31%
50c
Rltter
4
8% Mar 20
14%
»7Va
21
18% Jun
'13%
;
'
53 V* May
A
33% Jun
'38%
1,500
56 V*
38%
121,900
82 '/a
20 V*
38% ' /
33%
15%
>
*62
1
series
3
66% Jan 23
Nov 14
38»/4
*39'/4
8
*26%
5
5
Preferred 4.50%
Rheem
34% Jan
vuiy
.
% 26
V
39 y8
39 y2
10
37% Mar 15
8
9
38%
39%
' :K' *36%,
' 37%
*7%
100
series
2
Dec
'82 V*
56'/4
33%
">
35
—10
_T1...
Preferred 3.60%
8 "/a t>ep
82
5b V*
1,400
46 V*
;45%
56'%
57
15'%
12%
Common
38% Sep
84% May 12
31%
20
57
>;
57
>:■
.
27%
pfd series A
1
/s
-
>
V*
19%
33%
39%
*34%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B—10
'
16
105% Jan
Corn
Reynolds Metals Co
26
b
■"•>;
83
20 V*
14%.
33%
39%
12%
preferred
Rfppl
5% July 26
,
46 '»><..
44%
20
148
31%
20
-
3,900
33%
►147
31%
•82
83
32%
33
148
>
Shares
>
Co—
convertible
32% Sep
x
32%
31%
45%
82
the Week
Friday
July 13
►147
/
*39 v*
15-n>>
14%
-x33%
:>
f.i 27%
Rexall Drug Co
30
49% Mar 19
>38 y8
50c
Revere Copper & Brass
84% Apr
May 28
&
38 %
No par
Inc
(Robt)
*>pnnblle
2
Apr 24
89% Jan
Bros
31% Apr
.
■
31%
:■>•■ 193/4
20
56
.A *36%
3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
& 10% Mar 19
17
*
91
45
13
49% Mar
12
Sep
62
Mar 14
Jan
14
8
54% Dec
Mar 11
51
82
9% Feb
46% Apr
45
10% Jun
19%
Thursday
July LA
<
33
148
44%
44%:l>
82
58'/4
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
8% Jan 16
15% Jan 10
42% Feb
12
54% Sep
32%
31%
82
35%
preferred„™50
>-•"Conv pfd
4
12% July 10
15% Aug 23
6
May 10
9
50
•1.25 div prior preference.:
Reliable Stores Corp
18% Mar 14
■
2nd
noncum
Reeves
10% Mar 14
>
Jan
30
May 16
:■
*147
42%
iV
81%
56%
5
1st preferred™'
Reed Roller Bit Co
5
30% May 28
4
Dec
5% Mar 14
27
>
33
31%
Sales (or
PRICES
SALE
July 11
'
147%
31%
>
50
common
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
11
Jan
18% Jan
12% Feb
60
-31
6
32%
HIGH
Wednesday
;
147 V*
31%
42%'
No par
_i
Mfg Co
noncum
4%
8
30% Apr
12% Jun
3
33%
149
5
3
18% Aug
7% Jan
33
*147
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier
Inc
12
11
Rels
/
5
100
common
81
Ranco
37% May
27% May 22
3
(The!
Radio Corp of America com_No par
83.50 1st preferred
No par
.
44% Jan
13
19% Mar 22
6
July 10
31%
29
13
May
Tuesday
July tf
preferred
14
33% Jan
Mar
Monday
■
8
29% Jan
6%
20% July 11
Nov" 16
19% July 10
53% Jan 23
v
LOW AND
STOCK
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
50% Mar 22
79% Apr 25
60%
/
Quaker Oats Co
20
33% Apr
153
27
41% Jan
•>
2
Apr
30% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
88% July 27
7
Feb
31
145
{31% Aug
6
'16% Jan
14
July 15
33% Sep
30% Mar 30
148
NEW
Range filnee Jan. 1
Ysar 1965
260
30
9%
9%
97/B
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
6,100
11% ' 11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,700
Volume 184
Number
-
5551
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
YORK STOCK
flange for Prevloua
EXCHANGE STOCK
'
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
(237)
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
;
1
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
53 %
48
May 28
48% Jan 23
Jun~24
58 V> May
4
Standard
63% Apr
2
Standard
Oil
62% Apr
9
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common—_10
50
31
May 28
55% May 15
May
8
12% May 29
100 'A Mar 23
22
22% Feb
14
15
40% May 26
50
36
13% Mar
42'A Mar 14
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
50
Jan
24 y4 May 12
29
21
% Jun
99
102
Aug 19
8% Jan
6
16% Oct
25
4
23% Jan
3%%
California
of
of
3
Standard
3
Stanley
4
Starrett
53%
52 3/a
53V4
53
53V4
*97%
98%
*97 Va
98 Va
98%
98 Va
300
1
14%
14
13%
14
13 Va
14
13%
14'%
11,500
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153A
15 3/4
15%
4,300
Sterling
5
27% Mar 12
20
20 '/2 Jan
26
33% Dec
6
30
291/a July
Aug 26
15% Jan
4
Oct
11
4iy2 Jun
7
121/4 Jan
4
31 ys
5
26
Dec
27
671/4 Feb
21% Jan
Jun
11
80% Sep
6
27 Va Jun
251/8 May 12
I 97
30
70 Ya Jan
22% Jan
23
24% Apr
39
,78
2
8
1,080 Dec
8
960
Jan
6
18'A Feb
8
33% Sep
41% Nov
2
58% May
Mar 30
15
21% Jun
25
2
23% Sep
10
42% Jun
11
July 26
10
25
91
July
8% Feb
21
17'/a May
62% Jun
Oil
Co
2nd pld
5%%
6
Sunshine
2
Superior
Steel
Sutherland
7
&
7
Symington
Talcott Inc
9
4
Telautograph Corp
14% July
9 >
Teuico
Feb
14
57% Apr
27
Tennessee
-
11
37
Oct
Jan
"6
25% Jan
16
8
33% Jan
5
17
38»/a Dec
6
25% Nov
10
25% Nov
1
151/4 Nov
28
45
25
Co
4
Texas
Gull
Texas
Gulf
Texas
July 12
4.48V
9
45% May 17
2
34% Feb
21% May 28
21% Jun 29
15% Feb
48
——
1
73%
72%
73%
73 %
25%
25'A
25%
,
..
100
*19
34%
343/b
27'A
27 Va
11,900
7'A
20,800
25%
25
36%
35
72%
72%
8%
8%
8%
73%
73 'A
43% Oct
'1033
25 Va
Texas
Texas
42% Mar 26
29vnApr
29% Apr
&,
Utilities
9
25 Va
25
25
35 Va
*35 Va
72%
72%
8%
8%
16
1043
1040
27
24
Jan
1020
1043
8%
8 Va
1035
24%
25%
24%
25'A
47
48%
48
48%
21
21
21
25
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
48
47 Va
7.50
51%
52%
52 Va
52%
52 Va
52%-
52
4.16%
91%
91%
1
10
10 Va
18%
1
14 Va
x
14 %
2.50
—25
♦21
"V
<(-
5
28% Dec 1 7
48
6
751/2 Dec
Jan
25'A
2,600
35%
2.000
73
73
8%
I1050
16
22% July 10
28
23
14% Apr
4
Thermoid
14
■i
*
22
*21
92
10%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 V*
*18%
15
14 Va
14%
14. ■;
14'A
133/4
14%
14%
14%
14 Ya
143/4
14
50'"
50%
50%
51%
51
51%:
51%
65%
66
65%
66
65%
66'A
65%
3Va
44%
45%
,44%
45'/a
443/8
*45'A
No par
32%
33%
33%
33%
Jan
Feb
104
Inc
11
28% Feb
17
86
13% Jan
3
11
581/a Jun
' 6
44 % Jan
10
48% Sep
12
38% Jan
23
351/2 Jun
Oil
181/2 Jan
20
24% July 13
20
Jan
281/4 Jun
24% Feb
9
55% Dec
14
50
May 16
25
51
16
18
29
•
55% Jun
13
May
*
*91
r
18
$1.20
Co
Oil
18%
18%
14
13'A
13%
5,000
14 Va
14%
14'A
12,200
52
51
52
2,500
66 '/a
65'A
66
32,300
44'A
443/4
44
44%
12,500
33%
3 3 3/4
33-Vs
18%
:
\
33%
33%
143/8
14s/b".
14%
15 Vb
14%
15%
27'/a
27%
27
273/4
27%
27%
27 %
1,500
41%
40%
41
40%
42
*
41%
41 »A
423/a
Toledo
29
Trane
30
Transamerica
Edison
23
;
Jan
'
:
i',
:
17,600
9
9
•
9
175
♦171
175
:
•
V
■
41
■-:>
22%*,
23 Va
*44%
50
U
11%
175
*171
175
:';
"
23'A
23'A
23«A
1,700
22%
21 Va
22
21%
213A
39,900
53'A
53'A
53'A
1,490
22'A
22%
-
533/4
53%
53'A
,12
12'A
*113/a
12
12%
12
12'/a
*44%
45%
*443A
44%
65%
*♦13
13%
65%
66% r
66
66%
42%
41%
42%
42 Va*
52% Apr
28% Feb
17
63
Mar
36% Mar 12
14
52
Jun
8
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
*11%
<
45%
15% Aug 16
20 Va Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
17
60
19
46
25
52
9% Nov
2
25% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
40% Mar 18
12
Jun
7
8% Jun
6
14% Jan
24
35% Jun
5%
-
18
26% Apr
15
-
637/a
64%
63%
40
40%
39%
-
Oil
22
12%
2,900
443A
443A
30
13%
100
66%
7,500
,
.
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
33
4
43% Jun
28
29% July
2
6% May 28
May
6% Dec
1
Jan
>11
.
4
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
116% Sep
9
22%.
Ya
♦13
66
56%
57
27%
27 Va
•54
29%
*53
"
23%
•
59
30
■29%
54%
•*53%
24
17
'
167/a
17
50
*49
•
'
50
'■i
43
8,100
i-l
,.
80
14
14"
63 Va
63%
64
64%
1,600
397/8
39%
39%
17,400
20 3A
21%
20 Vi
22
137/a
22%
22 %
22%
27Va
27%
27 Va
28
57
57%
57
57
2,400
28%
29
28%
29
3,400
57
'
1
No par
14%
60
-
31
57
57
60
*57
>
30'A
30 Va
2,700
10
6
103% Jan
26
Jan
6
31% Jun
30
22% Jun
13
271/4 Jan
6
31% Apr
26
27
20
113
Jan
5
Nov
1
100
Apr
7
86 «/2 Oct
3
92
981% Sep
12
26
108'/a Mar 22
'92
45»/2 Sep
July 27
Feb
7
91
98
Mar 26
Jan
10
25
169% July 10
Jan
4
48% May 28
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
48 »/4 Sep
26
74% Dec
Nov
7
128 % Dec
34i/4 jan
6
ouij
9% Jun
30
S
26
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
Jan
5
3ti Jun
Mar 15
6
Union
Chem
30%
54%
100
243/a
12,700
533/4
24'A
24 '/a
241/4
24%
16%
17
17
*167/a
17%
*16%
17
*49
51
*49
51 •
*49
51
54%
-
9'A
4,200
22,100
14%
143/4
14%
1,700
30%
9%
32 %
143/4
14%
14%
14%
313/8
30
30%
30
•"
100-
32 5/a
293/4
30'A
6,900
6Va
6%
91/4
323/4
9Va
32 Ya
91/4
91
Feb
Jan
May
Apr
% Jun
75% July
131% July
Pacific RR Co
4%
"when
4%
30
Car
United
Air
32-*4 Apr
20
United
Biscuit
108 y2 Feb
15
Feb
24
28% Apr
9
18
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
4% Apr
1
28
48'/4 Jan
20
99
98%
98%
*98 Va
61%
60%
61 3/a
60 3/a
34%
*8%
30%
_5
73 %
com
4%
9
71% Mar 26,
conv.
preferred
Lines
of
72 »/8 July 18
44% Feb
10
4% Feb
12
9
Mar 21
62
4% Jan
3
73% Jan
23
May
4
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United
27
10% Jun
22
23
Jan
5
United
21
17
27 Va
15% Feb
25
13% Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Jan
22% Dec
17
60
May
Sep
26
36% Oct
14
39% Mar
6% Aug
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27 % Oct
11
30
Mar 31
34% Dec
18
6
8% Mar
23% Jun
4 %
13% Jun
49% Jun
9
28 %
31
2
1
Aug
8
15
May 11
35 V* Jan
23
5% July 10
6
16% July
3
2% July 11
28 Va Jan 23
3
36% Dec
Jan
9
21% May 29
61 % Dec
177
Dec
29
64% Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
54% Jan
1C9
23
82
.
May 17
15% Jan
3
87
99 Va
*98%
100
613/a
593A
61 '/a
60 '/a
60 Va
20,700
172'/a
173'/a
172'A
1723/4
5,900
173
Sep
26
5
16% Mar
44 y4 Nov
34%
34%
343A 134%
34%
34%
10,400
49'A
49%
49'A
1,49%
49'A
49 %
1,700
10'A
*93A
10'A
31 '/a
*9%
9Va
•; 31
••■
10 V*
*93A
10'A
*93/4
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31%
303A
74
75%
74'A
74%
733/4
74%
73%
1283A
*128'/a
131'A
32
75%
131 Va
128%
38%
39
38 Va
39
29 %
29%
29'A
23%
23%
58%
58%
48
47%
48
48
*126
39%
39
40%
26,200
293/4
29%
29%
1,600
*100%
1023/4
Gas Corp-
United
Gas Improvement
3% Mar 26
24% May
9
23%
233A
*23 %
24
1.AP0
58 Va
58%
58 Va
61 %
5,300
8
72% Mar 20
181
Feb
For footnotes
see
page
24
8
21% May
8
41
14
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
26.
Jan
Jun
Park City Mines Co
Foreign Securities
U
2
S
Freight Co_
U S Gypsum Co common
7%
1
Apr
44
United
U
Ac
U
S
preferred
Hoffman
5%. class A
4
U
S
Mach
4 7'A
471/4
*46'A
47'A
1,000
4%
4,600
•'
11%
79%
6%
12
*78%
6%
12
79%
63/4
12 %
48
43A
4%
79
♦78
"
*4%
*78
4%
79
43A
79
*78
6%
6
6%
18,400
12'A
12
12'A
12
12%
13,200
26%
26 Va
26 Va
6%
6%
12
6%
%
800
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 3/a
26 3/a
14%
14 Va
143/4
14%
14%
7,800
5
14 Va
14%
14 'A
143/8
14 Vb
50%
50%
50 Va
50 3/4
50%
21,000
50%
50'A
50 Va
50%
50%
30%
30'A
31'A
30 %
31'A
30%
29,600
31
30%
31 '/a
30%
38 Va
37%
373A
37%
37%
38%
38
38
38
38
6
6'/a
Inc
10
13%
1
(The)—1
1
—No par
4
100
common—82%c
common
preferred series A
-
6
6
6
6 Va
preference.
Industries
4%%
1
43A
26
+
Co
United Industrial Corp
United Merch Ac Mfrs Inc_
S
6%
.1
4%
103
*100%
'58%
5
Fruit Co
United
V 39% May
*78%
100
com
43/4
900
131'A
29'/a
-
24
58%
4%
130
9,300
29,300
20,500
103
*23 Va
58%
*47%
103
*100%
*100%
74%
383A
*126
29%
24
30o
80
343/4
29%
58 %
180
No par
United
29
100
493A
103
Engineering Ac Foundry-
5
19% Feb
*98%
171 Va
23%
Electric Coal Cos
Mar
15% Feb
3
28
United
Mar 20
38 % Jun
12
United
55
18% Jun
40% Jan
Corp (Del)
Dye Ac Chemical Corp
33
6
87%
34%
39 Va
No par
;
—
38% July 13
7% Jan
310
93
*91
49%
169%
*100%
Cig-Whelan Stores com
$3.50 convertible preferred
38% Oct
78
16,300
93
38%
No par
Carbon Co
(Delaware)
7
Jan
27%
106'A
25%
50
10
Corp
United
8% May 17
6
3,900
27 %
106'A
89
87
UnJted-Carr Fastener—
6 % Jan
25%
27%
25%
%
*90
*
29
,
18,600
347T
172%
No par
Board Ac Carton
United
10
—_
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
United
127
100
Inc
800
34.500
1713A
'
44% Mar 20
23
44% Jan
89
r%
23
107
27'A
93
*87%
:—No par
Co
Aircraft-Corp
23
27
*90
88
'
1063/4
253/a
*106
Va
43
130%
w—•
United
9
27% Jan
21
93
88
*49%
__5f
Rights
25
35 Va Jan
Jun
*90
88
issued"__10
"when
preferred
Union Tank
preferred
106'A
93
170
.50
common
107'/a
106
:
42 '/a
128a/4
27%
*90
'
42%
1303/4
25%
107
106
Issued"—_10
noncumnlalive
113% Jan
22% Jan
27%
106
41%
129 '/a
42%
131
25 Va
27%.
61%
22
102
25%
27%
87%
22
July 25
128%
25%
27%
*98%
33 % Sep
57% Nov
127%
25%
25
49 V2 July 25
27
129%
No par
Common
y
*
27'A
Oil of California-.
Union
9
21
10 Va May 10
36
26
61% May 25
iuay
52% Feb
7
413/4
25 Va
No par
series
$4
7
41%
128 %
Preferred $3.50 series
Union
40
10
No par
Corp
common
Preferred
15
6%
7%
40
129 »A
meierml 84,50 series——No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
5
2
Materials
Ac
39%
7
7
7
50
1
50
6'A
x5%
6 Va
5%
16'A
16%
163A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
16 %
2'A
2 Va
2'A
2 Va
2V4
17
2,100
4,900
13,000
8,400
2%
2 3/a
23/8
2 Va
37%
38
37'A
38'/a
8.300
38 Va
39»A
38 Va
38
37 Va
37%
22%
223A
23
22'A
22'A
22'A
2,000
22%
22%
22%
69 Va
68%
69
68%
69%
10,700
22%
68
*176 %
19'/a
*39
17%
*48
693A
178
19%
40 Va
17%
48 Va
2%
68 Va
177
19
38%
17%
*48
69
177
19%
39
68 Va
177
19
*38%
177
19'A
40
*175
19
*38%
179
175
175
19'A
19
19 3/a
40
40
40
18 Va
18
18 Va
173/4
18'/a
48%
*48
48%
48
48
17%
*48
r
,
A300
32
9%
32'/a
9 Va
33%
v
•
>
4,500
*533A
24
*53%
—10
Carbon
At
Elec Co
65% Apr
39 %
Carbide
Union
Union
*7
5
6%
Corp
&. Paper
2
104
lao
Bag
Union
(The)
Corp
17
9
52
o-t'/a
.
11
Nov
28
Jan
Jan
52
113
30
Jan
205
3
Apr
28% Apr
a
93
83% May 25
'
131
23
112
17
Jan
Apr
6
49% Aug 31
139
8
47% May
May 18
105% July
104 % Mar 29
59
May 15
Udylite
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos <Sc Rubber Co
Mar 27
j :
100
30'A
30%
14%
14%
30%
;
'
293/s
24%
.51
:j
V
.
30,200
9 Ya
•■>r.
32
9,600
22%
30%
31%
4,500
27%
-
'■
6,100
39%
1
533A
54 Va3'.
4,500
13 Va
31%
9%
8%
1
-
27
79%
22
*55
30
267/a
80%
"22%
-
56%
26%
79%
<
;
27 Va
30%
24%
50
57
42%
26 Va
i
:
14
27%
<27%
*54
•59
—1
16% Mar 19
tf
100
*99
42%
64
21%'
*22
22%
27%
27%
50
44
*•"
r
'
II
131/2 Jan
It
12
40
13%
v
22
.56%
50
(conv)—;
14
27%
27% *: 27%
1
(The)—
Corp
22
22%
21%
50
prior preferred
Coach Co_.
i
TXL
79%
137/a
14
22
5
conv
Twin
79
79
'
—No par
Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
11
Jun
.
64%
20th
•
81
40%
13%
Corp common——1
Preferred series A
13%
66% /
£••
>'
16,700
123/e
Va
100
42%
,
26 Va
79%
39 Va
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
—1
7 4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
62% Mar 13
29% Apr
26%
26 Va;.
26%
27
x63%
$2.70 preferred
2
14;
2
14
I
653/4
*99
99
43%,
2
(The)
*13
66%
99
42 3/a
100
*99
100
77%
Corp
Airlines
/
22%
"
*98%
26%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
-
A3,;:
*13
13%
(«.-
-
9,000
23
"
13%
411/4
41
41%
41'A
22%
23 Va
'.—25
(The)
Tri-Contlner, tal
/
,
i.
<'
•
41'A
No par
5
-2
—
Co
■
3,700
223,.,
*11%
12 Va
V# 44%
45 Va
*171
21%
54 Va
12%
9
40%
22 Va
53 Va
12%
9
23
"
12%,
9
"'22%.
23
23 Va
22
12
9
172%
*171%
*11%
21%
'53%
9 Vb
9
40%- 40%
* 40 %
51
,—10
Trans World
Inc
r; Transue & Williams Steel
3
28
Apr
3
58% May 15
2
Co
i,
23,600
27
f
-
27,800
14%
*11%
1
common
preferred
Jun
46 >/4 Aug
*
600
14 Va
20%
No par
> Tlmkeii Holler Bearing
Mar 29 V
Mar
Apr
8,300
33 Va
39%
No par
Co—.
common—
65
32
53'/4 Feb
Jan
40
10
10%
X27%
•171
No par
Tidewater
7
10'
•
92
10
92
10
14%
8%
-
13
Jan
25
33»/2 Apr
59'/2 Apr
~
Aug 26
24'A Dec
'
60
Mar 14
Nov
25% Dec
Mar 15
600
40%
Thompson (J R)
15
? Thompson Products Inc common—5
4 % preferred—'.
—100
28% Mar 21
31
11
18
8,600
•
—100
Ry Co
F air
15
:
20% May 24
8
6,800
53
14
10
common-,—t
45% Apr
2
22% Oct
15
21
48%
52%
Trust—
*
28
6.400
27%
common—1
26 u
47% Mar 26
23
39% Oct
22% Oct
2,100
21
523A
*91
510
24 Va
473A
47%
48 s
'
10
$2.50 convertible preferred
68% Mar 29
23
May 18
13% July
6,200
473A
,
22'A
%■
92
.
$2,40 conv preference—
1: Mar 28
51
-14
12
"■37»/8 Mar 14
181/4 JUly 26
1,600
8%
1058
24 3A
48 3/a
10
23
The
25% Apr
62% Feb
22
38,000
35 Va
25
92%
'
26% Jan
2,900
25%
25
48
10
*
,23%
2
' Jan
20
743A
25'A
,
'
24%
92%
23
July 10
98.-i
100
73%
1042
25
23
Apr
33
2,800
*98 Va
"r
8'/a
1033
47%
50c
inc
54 %
48% Jan
1051/2 May lo
35 % Dec
5
17
3,000
14
72%
21
$1.25 conv preferred,
No par
Thatcher Glass Mi'g Co common
_5
Texu-oa
-
13
12% Jun
44
36
24%
ex-distribution—1
Pacific
15
18
8,700
13%
25%
-V
46'A
preferred series A—23
Sub share ctfs
20
601/2 Mar 24
19
100 y2 Sep
15% Feb
•
44
74
25 Va
7'/a
r,
100
72'A
■/
*98%
35%
25%
1
14 Va
25 Ve
72%
-
73/8
44 Va
25%
35%
72%
7 Va
44%
v..
■'
.
11'
1.400
;
34 3/4
5o
Sulphur—
;
Hi/4 Jan
2,400
20
27%
13%
-
*98%' 100
36
25%
25
——
Pacific Coal &
Jun
44 '/a Jun
-
9
Pacific Land
10% Jan
47% July 25
1
30
Producing Cp
conv
11% Jun
'
7%
14'A
72%
(The)
Texas
9
182 % May
10
1
13% July 25
6
10% Jan
24
23
July 12
53
.12% Jun 30
700
193A
-
27'A
:
45%
25'/4
1
„—.—«
Instruments
Apr
28% Apr
'
Jan
19% Mar -4
\.
»/2 Mar 16
19 3/4
5
Texas
Jan,
7 Va
13 Va
*99%
—
Texas
15 Va
28i/4 Oct
12
18%
19%
34
26%
44 Va
99%
10c
Corp
7
38% Mar 26
6
18
34
25%
7%
-7%
7%
.*■
99 Va
Corp—'.
51
14
27
35
25%
14 Va
(James)
Aircraft
69% May
Jun
-
34
24%
19 Va
*19
.
34
*18%
19
19 Va
■
11% Jan
150
"33%
33%
46'/a
Corp
20% Mar
31
28
19%
13 Va
.No par
Gould
15 % May
28
Nov
19%
*18%
!
21
174
3,100
No par
$4 preferred
7
16% Jan
11
34
45%'
Co————-a——
May
28% Jun
Oct
7% '
12.50
Sweets Co of America
May
44% Jun
143
343A
19%';.
14
Corp—
8
8% Apr
34
18%:.
46%
Inc
25
13
34%
13%
Paper Co
12
10
13% Jan
7,300
"
99
11
19
6,600
22 Va
46
Superior Oil of California
9
10'/a Oct
Oct
19%
'•
.
54
22 :iA
19%
-
53'A
23
17%
18%
54 Ya
22%
34 Va
34%
53'A
23
1
Mining Co
3
6
24 y2 Oct
9
19%
33%
♦18.;
54
22%
,
1
series of '55
Biscuits
2
27 >A Feb
59% May 28
Dec
19%
No par
Sunshine
May 28
38% Feb
19%
common
common—
Jun
12
19%
_——1Corp
11
451/4 Dec
19%
10
Corp
Chemical
18
45
19%
600
53%
23
'
12'/a jun
July 25
17%
19'A
34
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc 00m
9% Sep
33%
17%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
4%% preferred .series A
52% Mar 16
9
33%
1
25
Swift
Feb
-
x22%
33%
55% May 10
30
53'A
23%
•
24%
Broadcasting
48% July 13
27,
11
53 7/a
53%
23%
2C
42
11 '/a
36% Oct
3,100
14%
53
„
21
July 9
43% May 23
17% Jan
May 16
1,000
68
14%
5
6
v
17
52 'A
66
14%;
.
2
99
6
52
68%
14%
common
521/a May
15
51%
683/4
14%
15
49% Jun
26
Mar 14
51 3/4
69%
14 V2
1
Sun
Mar 22
10% Mar
Feb
1,220
30% Apr
May 28
Jan
52
*68%
14%
$4.50 series A preferred.!.:
6
Feb '
July 10
i-i': May 28
& Fuller Co
Sunbeam
5
26% Jan
25
35
». 69
1
51%
69%
Np par
7
Apr
51%
14%
Co-
Sun
Mar 23
80
28
51
68%
14 %
Studebaker-Packard Corp
6
15% Mar 15
101 »/4 Jun
Baer
Storer
29
47 '/4 July
31
15
871/z Sep
12% Jun
8% Nov 22
■»
•10% Feb
26
«
Aug
1
40% July 25
75'/2 May 17
;
>
28
Jan
28
32'/8 May 11
v
Feb,5 8
13 Va May
1
35% aun 14
27% July 12
„
9
7ya July 11
32
171/4 Aug 12
105
May 28
22 Va Feb
51%
68%
Stewart-Warner Corp_
3
4,800
14%
5
Jun
July 14
39 % Apr
.21% Jan
.
67
Inc
19
32 V4 M^y 28
53 %
♦51
(J P) & Co Inc__
21
Jun
52 Va
100
Xl3 %
27
21
52%
*97 %
6
Drug
53 %
99
14
58% Jan
4
43
98,500
53
*97 %
27
19% Jan
71/8 Jan
58%
1
Stix
Nov
58'A
No par
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster__—
'
583A
•
10
6
11
'58 3/a
Co
4
25
58 Va
100
L S
20 y2 Jan
41% Jan
58%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
13
Sep
58%
Stauffer
Feb
91% Apr
6% Jan
58 %
18
May 28
41
58%
25
18
44% Oct
58%
Apr
17
20
40,500
7
Jan
38% Oct
740
37,300
61%
15
21% Aug 24
95
55'A
60 3A
75
231/4 May 23
9
54%
61'A
56% May
6
32
55 »A
6U%
5
6
.
54%
61
19
23
20% Sep
55%
60 %
23
18% Jan
26 y8 Jan
54%
.
V16'/a Feb
i
55 %
60 %
43% Jan
Warner Corp
Stevens
Shares
54
51% Jan
5
the Week
July 13
69%
11
Jan
Friday
July 12
55%
17% Jan
(The)
Sales far
0
Thursday
b0%
19
Chemical
PRICKS
54%
Ry Equip Mi'g Co
Co
BALI
59%
Jun
Feb
HIGH
Wednesday
July 11
25
series A
preferred
14% Jun
July 10
6.25
Indiana
60% July 28
Mar 30
13% Jan
93
Mar 28
15% Dec
Oil
AND
Tuesday
July 9
Par
49% Jan
May"18
42 %
RECORD
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
25
30
15,600
300
17%
24,500
491/2
100
i
V
,
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(V1
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(238)
YORK STOCK
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Lowes*
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
25% Nov
17
22% Jan
11
30
5
9% Feb
14
8% Jun
15
21% Oct
11
16
23 % Jan
11
9% July 13
32% Apr 17
75% Mar
66% Jan 21
3o
3
12
Sep
93% Sep
84% Mar 21
110
70
19
66% Jun
37% Feb
20
44
6
Jan
Sep
84
Jun
9
101
Jan
U
23
124
9
23
46 % Jun
8
23
160% Apr
23
170
11
60% Feb
18
4
68
70% Dec
1
5
69
Mar
40'/a May 16
62% Sep
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
23
14
19
18
45% Oct
81
Jan
56
Jan
63% July
51% Jan
26
36 % Jan
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
12% Jun
30
14% Apr
8% Jun
27
Jan
27
100 % Jun
21
14
1% Nov
11
3% Jan
3
16
26
Aug 16
56% Mar 3
May 26
03% May
1% July
19% Jun
10
30% Feb
23
35
170
Feo
■»
-
3
39
Apr
167
Feb
24
31--
Jan
7
91
Feb
3
75% Jun
27
41% Mar 14
51% Dec
28
47% Jun
35% Oct
47% Apr 28
19
Oct
130
Jun
13
133'A Jan
Nov
Nov
33
55% May
4
17% Jan
3
Van
37% Apr
9 % Apr
6
Van
26
Vick
Chemical
Shreve
127
Jun
28
128
Feb
45% Apr
3
44% Dec
6
22
117% Jun
13
111
Apr
25
110
Feb
Dec
27
103 % Aug
98
Jun
19
103
Feb
Feb
16
106
99
37% Jan
6
Jun
18
106
Apr
24
103% Feb
46% Jan
11
100
30
Jan
11
6
May
'
31
Jan~19
28% Apr
18% Dec
5
,
16% Feb
24
85% Mar 25
Feb
28
75
31% Feb
5
30
May 29
40% Jun
6%
1
50.
Virginia
$5
preferred
?24%
a
,
-V
49%
,.
8%
X;
,
10
preferred
6 %
28
Visking
3
Vulcan
5
Corp
(The)
7 %
13%
4,100
8%
8%
1,900
-*95%
95%
Xiv/XXv
96
1%
1%
:
40
1%
41,100
24 V2
2,400
36
51%.
49
49%
y
27%
8
•
8'/a
7%
7%
*123 •'
157/a
28
8,
*123 X
29%
29%
29%
29%
92%
*91%
92 Va
*91% ;
31 %
31%
30%
31%
4,400
8.200
•
1
,-5,800
1,800
y
2,200
<
2,000
iX/'Xr-XyX"-'';
-V;
•123
127
•i2K
29 Vb
*91Va
40
48 V2
,
.
50
1,800
8
,
*48
,
•123
'123
49%
28
7'Va
49
49
49
48%;,
'123
52
15%
-
75 Va
49'/a
XX
27%
24 Va 9-,: 2
51%
15%
'
500
,
75%
49%
15%
-
300
>
.
.
.
24%
..
51%
49 Va
16
28
51%
35%
>161% :«X;vXK
*161
76
•*51%
15%
50%
C
25%
24%
51 Va
i
51%
3 5'A
51%
*75%
75%'-,'
24'A
161c
27%
7%
'X
25
.v
31%
115
*
43%
*112 %
115
44
V
30
30
29%
4,900
92%
*91 Va
92 Va
31
44 VB
99%
115
"30%
30%
— —
■!
—
-V 44 Va
113%
112%
112%
99%
•97%
-
6.000
45 Va
'
113 Va
113
'
*99%
100 VB
100 Va
luU Va
*98 Va
101
*98%
101
31%
32
,101
*97%
101
■
99 Va
39%
40
'
*
*28
32 Vb
*98%
*31 %
40%
40%
18%
13
69'
31%
39%
;X$:-x80 ""
■
1
101
'
69 Va
31%
/
'5,200
"
31%
"
1
1.000
'
'•
"
39 %
18%
—
*
3.600
39%
18%
40 Va
*18%
40%
19%
*98Va
69%
31 %
31%
18%
19 Va
"
v-VX
3.800
1
78
,*■
C
,
101
*100
101
69
T
69%
68
-39%
X
29
*76%.
68%
31%
19
i
,v:.;
220
-
"
68
.'XX
!:|||
600
-
68%
preferred
45 Va
99%
.44
101
.
45
44%
113%
4,300
115
115
115
*97%
100%
19
;
■
99%
*97%
68%
:
30'A
113%
V ' *112%,
113
*
V
115
114%
*99%
*98%
.10
common.
200
13%
'
;
113
-____
Detinning Co
37 %
8%'
*35%
25
preferred
•36%
13%
161
25*
common
2,800
36%
*50%
;
75 Va
49%
29%
*97
100
Co
2,700
18%
24 Va
15%
"
Ry
I6OV2
18%
160
19 f
95%
36-
*24 Va
50%
27%
•
92%
115
_____100
Virginian
115,700
620
4,500
-
'
ion
$4.12
17
60-%
59%
60 Va
160
27%
XX';r 15".
__
30%
__100
preferred
400
••1%
161
.
*123
29 VB
100
$4.20
6
63%
*24
52 Va
*35%
.
51%
'49%
.<
•
50%
*91%
No par.
__
59 Va
63 %
8%
1%
•160%
76
50%
27%
.
V
25
*75 Va
50%
-
> 51 %
14%
preferred
58%
64%
13%
24% '
24%
*51
.
36
161
-
76
'
$4.04
59
36%
-96
1%
'
52
3 5'/a
25 VB
14%
100
partlc preferred
Elec 8c Power Co com
20,800
54 %
166%
18%
8%^.
*94%
1%
*160%
27%
•
com
460
115
53 Va
166%
59%
,
''k VJ
'
54%
160
.-V
/:
13%
8%
24'/a
51%
35%
2.50
2.50
160%
13%
X
95
1%
24
162
49%
div
30
Mar
*94%
52
,
V
*160%
*122
preferred
Va-Carollne Chemical
23 % May
13
*50%
*35
&
24%
3%%
71% May
9
33% Jan 16
Apr
34
15%
Mar
8%
f:*122
13
101
22
May 23
13%
8%
23'/a
*75%
;
llo
500
21,500
87%:
J
Ry com.100
13
100
61
46%
*86%
166%
59
60%
159%
:
37
13%
1%
23
;
5% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victcr Chemical Works common
5
16
38 % Jan
Jan
113% Dec
1%
i
1
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
6
128
59%
-i
*36%
95%
95
2
118%
*63
63%
.
19
8%
,
47 Va
87Va
1,100
>
53%
y
60 >
59
37
*36%
13
8%
;
197,900
:
•:
166%
54%
19XX-X -'V-: 18%
18% 5
37
13
30
46
46%
*86%
'
166%
63%
60%
1
-
117%
52'/a
59%
160%
*36%
-
•
166%
;
;
63%
59%
Inc
Pacific
2
10
59
V 62%
'"159%
25
30
■
18%
No par
Co__
Vickii
May
120
121
59%
Inc
9
Jan
Nov~30
Co
2
108
♦117 Vb
♦118
10
Industries
Raalte
Feb
18
87
159%
Corp of America.
Norman
,58% Mar
20
47%
*86%
18%
com
Co
130
38% Apr
49%
Light
7
13
33
8c
4
23% Jun
7
Power
11
24
118
.100
Feb
34% Mar 26
47 VB
87%
58'/a
com_No par
100
Inc
Co
Jan
94% Apr
146% Apr
Pictures
Jun
26
47%
159%
preferred
7
51% Mar 29
7
Tobacco
45
27% May 23
68%
100
129
90% Jan
3
Jan
68
16%
Psper Inc common
Leaf
Vanadium
8
8
11
94
33% Oct. 11
122
9
13% Jun
21
377/a Jan
1
12
28%
Utah
27% Jun
133 % Jan
87 % Sep
8
7
10% Apr
4
65% July 21
24
14
52% Feb
11
% Mar
39 % Feb
8
6% Jan
47% Mar 15
127
38% Feb
4
68 V*
No par
common
preferred
%%
68%
63 %
1
4
68%
60%
50
Universal
68%
59%
preferred
29% Mar 12
82% Mar 29
68%
'
Wall
8%
30%
*62%
common
Co
convertible
Universal
2;%
com__50
Mln
Universal-Cyclops 8teel Corp
6
Apr
26% Mar 15
10
&
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
26
59 '/a Apr
9
Jan
29%
52%
9
4i% FeD
28%
166%
23
32
28%
51%
10% Jan
4 %
27%
166'/a
preferred
United
28%
51%
,7% noncumulatlve preferred
United Stockyards Corp
Mar 23
9 %
167"
10
2% May 10
31% May 17
9Ve
50
Ref
Corp
29%
9%
51%
Feb
159
77 % Nov
13% May 13
4
32% Jan
Steel
S
7%
29%
*8%
46%
87%
Shares
19,600
29%
9%
29%
166%
preferred
V
July 13
July 12
July 11
*8%
*86%
47 v.
*114
Sale* for
the Week
Friday
9%
30
9%
5
U S Tobacco
,99
1
5
20
9
24% May 31
23
Smelting
44%
*86'/a
r
' *
Thursday
Wednesday
100
preferred
16
4
May
27
S
1st
20
18
37% Oct
159 ft Dec
100
common
noncum
7 %
U
i
t
SALS PBWK*
HIGH
68%
9
-
>4 «. f
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
28
68%
1
14% Apr
27
9% Dec
*67
preferred series B
Tuesday
29%
"28%
10o
Jan
38
3
28
10
Co
AND
July 10
29%
5
19% Jan
169
18% Mar
35% Mar 17
91
U
9
28%
9
Corp common
preferred series A
8%
23
62 % Apr
23
153% Apr
19% Aug 24
38% Aug
3
3
17% Jan
1
Feb
Card
U S Rubber Co
67% Mar 14
-
.
Playing
*
July 9
1
3%%
Mar 14
11
Jan
39% Mar 14
S
:
>.
10
3%%
Mar 23
Sep
53% Dec
172% Jun
97
157 Ma Jan
For
common
U S Plywood
2
90% Mar
Co
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
6
Jan
Lines
S
preferred
49'/a Mar 23
26
Monday
EXCHANGE
U
July 10
6
28
STOCK
RECQRP
LOW
w
YORK
Highest
Jan
8Ve Jan
19
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Prevlona
..
*28
*28
29
29
T
*28
29
•77
*28 Va
79%,
5
•
\
"
29
-
—
w
•
74% Jan419
,12% Jan
3
15% Dec
9
27% Jan
66% Apr
3
32% Nov
30
7% Jan
15% Nov
81'A Sep
27
6
15
14
16'A Aug 31
24% Jan < 3
Oct
14
13% Jun
>"'&
106
100'/a Aug 10
10Ve Jan
5
-
13% Jan
•
-
14% July
2
13
22% Sep
13
10% July
18% Jan
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
71% Dec
23
65% Jan
May 12
•
35% May 22
25% Feb
9
30
22
5
27
9
Apr
4%
10
33% Apr
4
40% Sep
9
36% Jan
50% Dec
30
50 % Dec
30
46% Jim
25% Apr
28 % Sep
4
20% Feb
16
12
25% Jan
3
29% Sep
1
25% Jan
10
Jan
17% Mar 9
23% Mar 14
6
6
Welbilt Corp
1
52 % Feb
3
43% Mar
1
29
Apr
7
107
Apr
26
112% Jan
27
100
Apr
27
105
49
Sep
110'
Jun
lo% Jan
6
27% Apr
29
102
Jun
13
30
Jan
Jun
25% Jun
9
31% Oct
29
18
9
47
28
23% Mar 13
37
86
May
9
; 22% Mar
5
Western
35% May
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
1C
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
83 % Feb
15
July 29
53
Oct
5
104
3
30
51 % May 28
95
Jun
5
46
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
82
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
20
80% Feb
28% May 17
36% Feb
1
31% Jan
18
12
6
July 28
23% Dec 30
6
10%' Jan
6
15% Dec
75
5
86
Sep
17
Dec
37
9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
14
3
24% Sep
35% Dec 23
159
86
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
Mar 10
9
15
'
5
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148% Jan 13
Mar 14
43
-
'
Nov
9
23
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July
7
12
»
Feb
17
99
Apr
Jan
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6
14
6
86
Jan
Jan
dividend.
18
32% Apr
108 % Sep
22.
Nov
23
26% Feb
102
30% Jan
30
12% Jan
23
77
Feb
28
-
Jun
8
Wilcox
4
18
Jun
25% Jan
4
2
37% Feb
20
137% July
3
145
21 '/a May 15
30% May 28
45% Jun 12
36% Feb
-
41 % Jan
23
90% May 28
159% Jan
91
Jan
7% Jun
& July
18
19
23
83% Feb
8
25
20
.
107 :
Jan
Jun
>10% Jan
-
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9
Jan
-
201% Apr
98% Mar
5
16
8
_
Apr
4
9
4
13
1
.July 13
31% Mar 12
27% July
141% Jan
9
3
Inc
22%
1,300
3%
3%
3%
1,000
39%
39%
1,600
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39%
^
3%
39%
'.'•■ :•/;•' 39%
27%
22%
39%
39 Va
40
39%
40%
27%
109
.
97%
60 Va
62
19%
19%
19%
19%
33%
v; 33%
33%
'X'X; 33vb
103%
103%
103%
62%
63%
62
64%
78%
78 Va
*78%
79%
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79
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74 Va
76%
•20%
20'A
20%
20 Vb
20 Va
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
56%
58
56%
57%
55%
56%
96'A
96%
96%
96%
74%
20%
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96%
52
•
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—
76%
77
76%
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—
54%
53%
'
54%
98
98%
*98
25% ' :
25
25%
♦70
75
71%
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20
28%
28%
29
29
1
47%
48%
47%
48%-
100
100
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100%
100 %
11%
12%
11 Va
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27%
63%
79
2,100
64%
79
:
77
75%
400
76%
5,000
20%
34 Va
23,100
54%
;
21 Va
34
■
55 Va
54,300
98'A
400
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—
53%
-
28,500
t
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53%
13,500
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98%
25%
$.700
27%
27%
52%
52%
52
52
15%
15
15%
15%
27%
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27%
52%
53%
51 Va
52 Va
Xl5%
15%
15%
15%
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79%
*76%
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17%
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17%
17%
18
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
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25
34 Va
34'A
34%
138 Va
*135%
24%
24%
10
Corp
-34
34%
'137
138%
10
10
Co™,
10
common
4%%
4%%
conv
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
.Wyandotte Worsted Co__>
Mfg
Co
10
series—100
serles.lOO
47
47'A
52%
24%
33%
52%
*95
96
'191
33 Va
47 Va
4
8%
29
191%
6%
30%
*
47%
78
78
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1
,
138
34%
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28
~
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>
200
34%
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24%
33%
33%
133%
33%
47%
47%
52%
53
200
X
■
3,800
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47%
47%
53%
52%
52%
96
96
96
96
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198
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198
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192 %
93%
200
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2,400
30%
31%
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29%
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26,400
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30
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30Va
30 Va
93%
93%
93%
95%;
94%
94%
94%
95%
94%
95%
5,900
26%
27%
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
26 Va
7,700
113%
114
113%
112%
113%
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110%
111
54
111
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93%
93
29%
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Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
■
-
.
1,800
52%
191%
7%
X X
4,700
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24%
400
*
21,600
138
24%
8,600
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-
;
18 Va
24%
,
3,900
-
1
79 Va
34%
•'
40
12,300
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25 Va '
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138
r
11%
24%
25
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24%
78%
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18%
24%
34%
34%
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2,800
101%
11%
-
52%
93
•
79
33 Va
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400
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96
52%
94
.
47%
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33%
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1.
196
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10
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24%
33 %
No par
Rights
Young (L A)
Zenith Radio Corp.
24%
47%
11%
15%
com
47%
47%
101%
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200
■
28%
11 Va
54
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47%
15%
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370
25 Va
98%
25%
11%
101
-
53 VA
Inc_
Service
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'
147%
tH O O £
12
10
Corp
pfd
10
8,700
64
72
72
29
29
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No par
Co
Prior
9,100
33 %
53%
-
25%
75
*71 Va
101
11%
100
(F W)
22
104 »/a
98
53
98
24%
30
30
33
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55%
527/a
130
17,600
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33%
55%
98
53%
560
108 Va
19%
20
21
*97
8,800
;
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60»/a
107
34%
98%
10
60
-
33%
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'
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f
20
•
27%
79
63%
1,600
12,400
109%
101 Va
98
104
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63%
63
27%
109
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108%
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33%
\
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109%
61
60
,
108%
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108%
,
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97 Va
60%
19%
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101%
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23
39%
,
300
49 JA
23
101%
109'A
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109
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98
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27%
27%
27%
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101%
59%
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22%
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74
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49
49
227/a
27%
.
;
39%
49
23%;
49
103%
33%
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3%
39
;
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20
Stores
Towne
3%
22%
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59%
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common
preferred
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22%
25
.
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Yale &
22% •;.<
24%
Co_
Co
Worthlngton
"
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.
Wool worth
5
24
22%
98%
preferred
Woodward
50% Mar 19
55% Apr
Oil
&
Wisconsin
27
99% Jan
„
25
24
6%
23%
*125%
80
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Mar 22
23
'
preferred
Winn-Dixie
24% July 10
1,900
23 :■"■'••
&
common
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
21
6
3,700
23%
No par
common
Corp
preferred
Sewing
Wilson
30
14% Jan
22% Apr
31% May
Corp
Prior preference
May 10
16% Apr 30
82 % Apr
Steel
conv
5% %
White
49
100
preferred
4%%
39
48%
23
100
B
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
6
61
-
2.50
series
Whirlpooi-tjfcfcger
13% Apr
2
29'/a Mar 14
16
26
.142% Dec 27
48% July
10
9
26% May 24
23% OCl 26
$5
15
13
RR commou_No par
Telegra-ph
preferred
Wheeling
23
20
Jun
Union
3.80%
24
28% Feb
70
22'/a Jan
92% Jan
May 25
21% Jun
8
16
pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
27
Nov
51% Sep
2
102% July 25
Mar 14
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
4
17
29% Oct
77% Mar 30
21% Jan
Feb
57 % Apr
103
Jan
98
27
Jan
99% Jan
130
com__No par
2nd preferred
100
noncum
Western
65 % Mar 20
21
128% Jun
2,800
33'/a
23%
107
26
Jan
Jan
37%
100
Ry
37'A
33
59
Maryland
37%
23%
5
Western
37%
39%
39
197/a
1,400
33
98
100
,<38%
23%
*96
preferred
38%
32%
100
4.80%
38%
23%
C
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Auto Supply Co common_10
V" 38%
23%
series
25
38%
32%
109
23
7,500
38%
3%
3%
27%
51,200
23%
23
3%
26%
48 Va
107.
•104
37%
*100
Jan
4%
:;
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106
1,000
47%
26%
48
40
1.000
16%
26%
16%
11 Vb
23%
111
105% Feb
4
23
-v
38%
47%
*103
2.000
ii
16%
Va
32%
ioo
preferred
26%
'v
106
*103%
105
>
10,400
15 V*
104.:
37%
IOC
23
130
11
Jun
4% %
48
16%
•
I
1,300
38%
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common
/V' 16%
26%
47%
11
'
'
700
1,000
•
33%
100
Paper
16%
26%
.-V
15%
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v
100
.
f
-
72%
16%
15%
.
23%
100
&
16%
26%
37%
\
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Pulp
16%
X 32%
•
pfd
29
Sep
140
12
Va
•xi
11%
,
72%
16%
104
•
14 Va
32
23 Va
38
series
18% Jun
77
30
West
*11
48
x38%
preferred
4.10%
18
5
4%%
May
26'/a Oct 27
Jan
27
Power
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63
A*.
39%
preferred
17
103% Mar 18
5
May 23
22% Jan
Jan
Penn
4.20%
68% Feb
9
39%
37%
39%
May 10
15
95
Apr
West
2
15%
*103
jn"
.78
78
*14
14%;.-
32,%
72' •?;"/*•
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16Va ;■ 16%
15%
15%
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U Vb
*102%
38%
67
32% Feb
5
106
4
13
28% Jun
♦103
1
Feb
6
9o%Jan
Jan
Jan
50
71%
15%
47%
23%
2.50
71 Va
16%
X26
33%
com
,71%
'
32%
West Penn Electric Co
13
47%
*23%
Snowdrift
,'a.W 02Vb
103
16%
26%
47%
5
preferred
14Va
32%
'
26%
5
Indies
14%
32 Vb
*
Co
86% Apr 21
73% Jan 26
9
49% Oct
108
99% May 14
26
98% Aug
;63
20
28
Dec
56
18% Jun
25
56% Aug
53% Oct
30
Mar 27
25
20
Sep
25% Jan
127
42% Jan
104
Apr
104
6
62
14
14
105
Mar
&
16%
.79%
*14 VB
71%
•
♦11
Mills
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co_
Mar 20
Apr
Oil
4.8%
West
Motor
Knitting
Wesson
2
23% July
113
19
No par
No par
Washington Water Power
43% May 10
29
7 16%
1
106
31
3
Wayne Pump Co
4
Jan
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
7
15
35
fi
11
11
*77
V
14%
32 Va
15%
102%
Pharmaceutical—1
Waukesha
15
105 % Dec
Inc
.
15%
103%
•
Petroleum
16%
15%
*102%
y
1
79%
,
.
70%
-16 Va
i
100
.___
Wayne
99% Feb
95% Jun
2.50
r
9
101 % Feb
10
No par
6
107% Jun
105% Jun
.32'/a
r: *71 •
;; 16 Va
Mar
4% Apr
1
6
20
;X:' 14
32%
26% May
8
3% Feb
reo
14%
32%
70%
W
&
preferred
Corp
Warren
38% Mar 23
33% July
X 27
3
19% Feb
21% Mar
16% May 16
2% Jan
6
Jan
G
Warner-Lambert
6
9
*76%
,
13%
10
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
30
126% July 13
41% Sep
30% Dec
Jan
5%%
Wardell
103% July
40% Jan
100
No par
Ward Baking Co common
11
Apr
preferred
Co
(Hiram)
28
20
4%%
Walworth' Co
"48 % July 13
37% May 10
RR
Walker
"
Feb
9
32
21 % Sep
Mar 20
27
38% Dec 20
20% Aug
Jan
12% Jan
23
42 %
July
Walgreen
106
3
30% Mar 14
6
:
.r
Waldorf System
17% Miy
4
17% Mar 12
6
42
9
75
30
100 % Apr
Wabash
33
May 25
12% Jan
..
3
14% Jan
30'/a Feb 29
66
>.:•••
83% Jan
19
15% July
18% Mar 14
*
May 21
"
or Pe""0" has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
.
' 114%
•
delivery,
113
r Cash
1
30%
407,300
3,700
value.- wd When distributed, x Ex-
...
.
;
Vi. ■■■'
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Number 5551..
184
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(239)
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FRI DAY
—
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italic
letters
the
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headed
after
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one
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—
in
indicate
represent
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each
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Lowest
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108.28 Jan
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10
101.10 Oct
10
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69
69
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70
42%
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71
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71
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121
69
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57
-
113%
92%
96%
90 Va
98%
90
89%
97
23
84
92%
*92
'1st
ref mtge s f 3%s 1990-—
:—— Jun-Dec
Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961-May-Nov
97%
99
101 Va
20
98
102 Va 102%
99
102%
39
102
*93
97%
94%
97%
102%
105
93%
96 Va
April-Oct
>129
124%
130%
.—June-Dec
'144
134
147 Va
—Feb-Aug
>144
129%
145
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J
.1976,,
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979,
Jan-July
May-No®
Jan-July
*92% 295'/a
92%
*95
95
3%s
May-Nov
City Electric 6s
A0%s
s
Bethlehem
Boston
f
s
f
debentures
Steel
1951,—!
1959
1980,
(The)
&
Co 2%s debs
Maine RR—
1981
123 %
Co
3%s
debs
1971
gtd 1960
A5s
general mtge Income
1982
a,
94%
•
1
98
*94
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98
83
84
687
--
91 Va
97 V*
97
99%
115 V8
129
92%
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83
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51
74
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55%
75
56'/a
14
55
68%
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89%
%
89%
—
—
>100
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first "mtge 2%s
1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
May-Nov
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s
"■
121% 123%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 5s series AC 1967,.
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
Aprfl-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A
July 1970_May-No®
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Aprfl-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-JuIy
1st mortgage 3s
1980
Jan-July
Shoe
—
94%
First
Brown
__
Corp—
debentures
conv
1955
debentures
First
*39
93
21
.
,
..Jan-July
Bell
|A6%s
fund
86
94%
„
89%
87 Va
91%
96'/a
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—
9
98%
89%
95
100%
91%
91%
95%
97
104% 104%
Jan-July
96%
98
1
96
96%
99
——
101 Va
90%
74
95%
37
104 %
56
96
96 Va
98%
105
100%
48%
121
May-No®
1957— May-Nov
*54
58%
*—
59
54
May-No®
56%
31.
—
56
59
California Electric Power first 3s 1976
California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974—
June-Dec
Canada Southern consol
—
(Interest
Avril-Oct
Canadian
National
etd
Ry gtd
5s
4V2s
A
•
95
85%
/99%
'
96%
95
*95
■:
105
91
Fe—
1st
Borden
47
*46
105
(Interest
2012
page
2
81
78%
—
13
13%
121
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
78
■
-.May-Nov
A
2001
AO%s extl secured
sinking
For
1966~"~_May-No©
2004_
82%
■
79
*12
45%
85 %
99%
98%
97%
—
(Interest
to 2.25%) 2004
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.25%
lABome (City of) 6%s 1952ftAftgo Paulo (City) 8s 1952
80
*14%
*86
81
2
98
43
.78%
(Interest
2001
1 AExternal secured 6V28 1953
BIS Grande
12%
37
"4
80
Mar-Sept
8s
Plan
2.375%)
13
105%
102%
98
mtge 3%s series D 1980
Refining 2%s debentures 1966
debentures
03%
99%
Feb-Aug
C
ser
108
4
1962—Aprfi-Oct
Line
ser
101
30
99%
•v
99%
104 Va
98U
96
921%
_
20
103% 104%
*93
95%
June-Dec
1995
l
100%
102%
U
85%
General
3%s
99%
104
April-Oct
July
mortgage
98
90%
1977
Charl Air
99
85
102
——Jan-July
.April-Oct
Ry 3%s 1963
Coast Line RR 4V2s A 1964
Atlantic
*81
88
1995
4s
94%
99% 100
88%
—
Topeka & Santa
-General
98%
107
94
>:
99%
83
& Co 5s inc sub deb 1984
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962—
Atlanta
3
11
>107
94
92
first gold 4s July 1995
Products Co 5s 1966,—,
Atchison
99%
101
..June-Dec
—June-Dec
3%s conv debs 1967
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
3b debentures 1969
P W
99%
91%
,
14%
176
98 %
99% 100
82%
——...
ABerlln
Jan-July
1950
of)
79
*14
9%
169
100
82%
:—
1973—
B
79
13
88
-14
—
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*78%
*10%
100
164
*60
seriesl960__June-Dec
13
April-Oct
—:
1971,.
reduced
80
14
Co—
1982—,——™
debentures
Atlantic
165
"3 ''
100
—Feb-Aug
1980™:
debentures
Gen
104
12
*164
(State oi) 7s 1947___
pursuant to Plan A (interest
to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sep<
APeru (Republic of)
external 7s 1959
Mar-Sept
ANat loan extl s f 6s
1st
Stamped
9
■-
148% 151
Mar-Sept
100%
99%
5
99% 100
Feb-Aug
1970
6s due 1953 extended to 1963
A5Vis extl loan
(30-year) 1958
6%s due 19o3 extended to 1968
99y8
Aprfl-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963
8%s sinking fund external
1957
95%
Feb-Aug
Telephone & Telegraph
97
99
*12
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1966
98%
!'
94
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1387——"j—.—Jan-June
2%s debentures 1987
A
April-Oct
4*
AND
1964—
Armour
43
100
—
93
83%
100
1979——-—...June-Dec
Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
debentures
100%
93
97%
May-Nov
Ann Arbor
40
*100% 100%
17
~2
93%
88
1972—„Jan-July
1
Mar-Sept
Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977™
42
39
*43
May -Nov
94%
*176
1967,;
3%s
mtge
debentures
180
97%
*96
June-Dec
Anglo-Lautaro
Mar-Seot
Netherlands
%
97
93%
June-Dec
19o4
3s
89
*79%
Feb-Aug
1961
Canada
Airlines
98
171%
99
*94%
•'=
April-Oct
Dye 3V2s debs 1978—..April-Oct
2s debentures 1956—Mar-Sept
debentures
3%s
Stamped
—
92
87%
94%
94%
May-Nov
1971
—
ASecured extl sinking
*43
97
*88
1978_June-Dec
—
fund 6%s 1958
Mar-Sept
pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 6%s
1959,
Mar-Seot
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V
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
*96%
1937)—
1979
America
of
debentures
2%s
97
159
May-Nov
of
2%s
*20%
90
159
99
6s
3%s
*119
95
1
1946—Feb-Aup
—
-7—™"-'Apr«-Oct
100
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1975—.
2%s debentures 1986
18
18%
;'17
Co
Mfg
junior
,
agree't" 1963l}an~-JuIy
1942
6%s
Co
f debentures
s
American
■:—
18%
1922
Jan-July
ASmall
Mlnas Geraes
of) 6s
Chemical &
2%s
*17%
99 %
"179
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1964
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
v
"5
19
June-Dec
8s
& Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Inc 4%s conv subord debs 1970
American
.
new
IA Milan
tmm.
i3%15%
*17%
(assented
I ASmall
A6s
13%
19631 Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
ASmall
lATreasury
Power
Aluminum Co
Jan-July
lASmall
assented
—
;
1968_Jan-JuIy
1945
new
18%
agree¬
—
A4s
19%
June-Dec
(1942
assented
17%
17%
1922 agree't)
,
assented
1910
19%
19%
*18%
99 Jo
June-Deo
1960
bond
extended to
Allis-Chalmers
3s
*19
——L™ZHI
„
102%
*88
6s
conversion
(City
1961
Aluminum
1963_jan-july
agree't)
•18%
ASmall
A4s of
i.'..;;
i
assented
ALarge
97
95
*
on
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
1945_Quar-Jan
21
1
external
fund
fund
(dollar
mortgage
Aldens
_Quar-Jan
agreem't)
1971
1952,
coupon
_
Alabama
15
%
*165
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
6s due
16
97
S9,7«s
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
RAILROAD
Jan-July
11
58%
of)—
(1922
sinking
sinking
»'*hsma Great Southern
1968
14
13%
97
3%s external readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
falle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
A4%s assented
1958
95%
*52%
'
14
98%
186%
108
165
16
to
3%s-4VeS-4-fts external conversion
100 Va
—
100% 101%
1961
1963
to
(Republic)
External
..
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
External readjustment 1979,.
__
•124
'27
of
extended
extended
AExternal
—
66%
jASmall
A5s
'953
.si
assented
June-Dec
Jan-July
Electric Light Co Ltd—
1st mtge $ series
1953
AExternal
Albany
i A Large
I ASmall
loan
1961
1943—May-No®
|A5s of 1899 due 1945
I ALarge
|A5s
6s
101 %
14
*12%
Ltd—
to
IA 5s sterling loan of '12
IA With March 1 1952
IA 68
18%
of)—
extl
due
Tbkyo
102
64%
Jan-July
agreem't)
ASmall 1968
23%
16
66%
June-Dec
1978
Irrigation—
|A4%s assented (1922
agreement)
JA4,/2s small 1943
assented
18
64%
Mar-Sept
__May-Nov
Avril-Oct
Mexican
ANew
6
14
64%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
3s
19%
,7
extended to 1964
loan of '30 1965
1965 extended to 1975
AMedellin
(City
14
June-Dec
1965
f 1971
s
1971 extended
fAUruguay
.
June-Dee
1954
A Jugoslavia
(40-yr)
3%8-4s-4%s
extl
5%s due
1958
»
4%s
Electric Power Co
due
19%
66%
Jan-July
Govt)—
of
5%s
18%
*98
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
(Kingdom
Taiwan
122%
17
*100% 101%
June-Dec
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
117%
18%
12
100
15%
*175
66 Va
125
93
12%
5
7s
external
1958
of)
15
15
June-Dec
61
of)
(Union
92
83
14%
May-Nov
June-Dec
66 %
(Prov
93
111
83
88%
1962—
to
ASilesia
assented
87
111
Ltd—
South
■
_Jan-July
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s i 3s 1977
Japanese
Co
Power
1952 extended
Africa
94
May-Nov
95%
Jan-July
Italian Public
7s
*85
1962
75
84%
92
(Kingdom)—
69%
83
April-Oct
Italian Credit Consortium for Public
Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
5 A 7s series B 1947
I AExternal
*86
April-Oct
external
88%
ifif
High
82
(Interest
1962
secured
10 ;•
•157%
April-Oct
-
1966
f 3s
s
external
B
Electric
due
19%
19%
Feb-Aug
4%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
13
—
1
Low
88%
*90
1968
73%
131%
Range Sine#
Jan.
No.
♦106
2004
loan
Slovenes
<te
secured
series
A5%s
May-Nov
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
Italian
Croats
Tokyo
(State of)
2.25%)
94%
*122% 125
Hold
'110
Jan-July
93%
131
June-Deo
Bonds
High
*83%,
—_—Mar-Sept
(interest
1956
loan)—
1968
funding
1999
66
94%
June-Dec
1964
paid
Jan-July
IA6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
81
Government—
A 7s
to
A8s
66%
75%
;.;p
2.5%)
external dollar
A7s
100
60%
:
Friday's
'
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
A4%s
Dawes
bonds
Govt
93%
8
1999
73%
-June-Deo
—
1924
loan
79%
Apr-Ocl
1972
bonds
gold
A8s
83%
1930—
dollar
loan
98
or
Mid & Asked
A
^
1972
loan
3s
§A7s
99%
66
to
reduced
19
168
79 Va
2.5%)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Shlnyetsu
due 1963—Jan-July
issue—
1980—...
5 %s
98%
60
1953
dollar bonds
German
16%
158%
1
—
to
A7s external water loan
Serbs
99%
April-Oct
5s
(extl
20
168
'7
84
80
of 1936
International
German
78
76
*80
—April-Oct
1969
1972
fund issue
dollar
4s
;
5:
1924
bonds
dollar bonds
3s
108
If ay-Nov
J
78
78
*16%
May-Nov
1953
fund 1973
(Federal Republic of)—
sinking
German
78
*76
1956
8tamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
,
fAFrankfort
reduced
Plan
to
|A8s external 1950
47%
"9 '
,
stamped pursuant
(Interest
100% 100%
Bale Price
of)—
(State
1936
16
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
8s
*46
Interest
High
(State)—
(interest reduced to
3%) extended to I960April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962,—April-Oct
SI Salvador (Republic of) —
3 %s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976,,—,»Jan~july
AEstonia
(Republic off) 7s 1967
Jan-July
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1
Monday, July
RECORD
Friday
•
Range Since
Bold
...
13
•• •'
Bonds
Mid St Asked
—Jin-July
3s 1978™
(Dept oil
Cundlnamarca
WEEK
FOR
Week's Rang#
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
EXCHANGE BOND
STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Chronicle
'
28
1962
1957
*—
May-No®
Jan-July
93
94%
•—
95
102%
102
103
41
101 Va
102
1C2 %
1C2%
28
101 Va
94 V2
97%
96
107%
102%
Number 5551
Volume 184
1.
(241)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Canadian Pacific Ry—
102%
A 1995^
Jan-July
series A Jan 1 2020
May
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020-—May
RR Co of N J 3%s 1987
Jan-July
New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
AGen
Central
Central Pacific Ry Co—
:
First and refund 3%s series A
First
B 1968
deb 3s 1965-.
series
3%s
mortgage
Champion Paper & Fibre
mortgage 3s series A 1878
99
105%
First
mortgage 3 Vis 1982
First
mortgage
71
74%
1
88
91%
94
96 Vi
93
97
92
97-LA
90%
96%
V
•
-
94
••
94 Vi
%
'37
93%
93
93%
■
*77%
debentures 1977
& Hudson
4s
3 Vis
4Vis
General
I'v
*
[:■
88
67
98%
Morris
98%
•
Jan-July
101
99%
16
•
101%
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
99
97%
; A.—
Afar-Sept
1996—May-Nov
series E 1996__Feb-Auy
Refund and Impt M 37/es series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989—_Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
—Jan-July
RR—
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
General
.'—!—
1958
4s
refunding mortgage
First and
mortgage
First and refunding
1st
ref
&
1990
3s
mtge
■>
■
*106
—
103%
101%
106
107
112'
110%
: 4.
.
■
—'.LUvLil
92%
*91
94 Vi
94%
.
94%
94%
94%
Denver
100%
3
91%
95%
contingent
Denver
»
■
69%
69%
*116
AprlJ
•A.
93
Gen
4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
A2nd mortgage
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
First mortgage 4s series A 1994...
General mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A
4V2S
70
125
97
87
April
2044
1963
1963
& Western Indiana RR Co—
mortgage
First
First
Chicago
coll
1970_
debentures
3s s f debs 1977
23/4s debentures 1966
June-Dec
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
June-De0
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Service Co
June-Deo
June-Dec
and impt 4 Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
General gold 4s
General
5s
Refunding
Cincinnati
Electric
first coll trust 4s
Illuminating 3s
1990_May-Nov
1970^—Jan-July
1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 23/4s
1985—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 33/aS 1986—
Jnne-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989——
.—.May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4Vis 1961—April-Oct
Columbia Gas System Inc—
'V
3s debentures series A
1975
,
—June-Dec
3s debentures series B 1975
Feb-Auy
3%s debentures series C 1977
April-Oct
3Vis debs series D 1979
Jan-July
35/8S debentures ser E 1980—
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures series F 1981
April-Oct
3Vis subord conv debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3V4S 1970
May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983
May-Now
1st
mortgage
33/4S 128C
Apr-Oct
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s t debentures 2001—
April-Oct
Oompania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1911.April-Oct
First and refund- mtge 23/4S ser C 1972_June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
_May-No»
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1981.Feb-Auy
1981
t
May-Nov
1982
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3 Vis series I 1983
-Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1984
-,-,-Jan-July
1st <fc ref 3%s series K 1985—.:
June-Dec
1st, & ref M 3%s series L 1986—^——-May-Nov
3s convertible debentures 1963—:
—June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power (Bait)— 1st ref M 27/as ser T 1976
——-Jan-July
1st ref M 27/sS ser U 1981
April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 2%s ser X 1986—
Jan-July
1st &
ref M 3V4S ser G
1st &
ref
M
33is
ser
Natural «as
debentures 1976
April-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dee
2%s 1968—
debentures 1979
1978—
3 Vis
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A 3s cum inc
debs (stpd as to payment
U S dollars)
in
2001
1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can 3Vis debs 1976
Continental Oil 3s debs 1984
Consumers
Crane Co
Power first mtge 2%s
3 Vis
s
Crucible Steel Co
Cuba
Northern
A 1st
Cuba
1
April-Ocl
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-8ept
April-Oct
—May-Nov
f debs 1977
May-Nov
of Am 1st mtge 8 Vis 1966 Afay-Nov
81
(1942 series)
1970—June-Dec
97
97
•;
-
1
•
98
mortgage
4s
June
& equip 4s 1970
A 1st lien & ref 4s ser A
30
1970_
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Mar-Sept
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—
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—
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102%
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1961
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debentures
1969
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1978
:
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96
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v
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1993
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99
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Last
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New York Stock Exchange
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1961
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1961
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.Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973-——April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966-j.ApriI-Oct
96%
97 Vz
—
100%
98 V.
135'A
99%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975^ApriI-Oct
3s debentures 1968-,
'
i—.—.Map-Nov
2%s- debentures
99
.
-*97%
-100
94%
130'A
"
</■- -v ;fcv /, t
Q. :i
Quaker
208
98%
99%
-99%
.
u
99%
95
7
2
*93%
—_—_ApriI-Oct
1960—June-Dec
Corp 2%s debs 1961——Mar-Sept
Union Pacific "RR—
,00%
93
94'A
"36'A
,t
,
■
.
102%
96
-104%
*89
95%
"88%" 89%
37
1st mtge & '-coll tr 27/ss l980__
--——June-Dec
1st,.mtge 3V»s 1982
—-——i—I—-Afap-Nov
.* Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970^.—June-Deo
;
138%
-•
200%
-*96
„
„
'
130
.*198
2037—Juae-Dec
.
First and refunding .mortgage 3s.- 1972—Ma#-Nov . .
v.,'
••/First and refunding mortgage 2%s- l979_June-Dec %■*.'
'
,Y3%s debentures-1972/——J—June-Dec _. 99%
*T fit and refunding: mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Ocf
__
3%s debentures 1975—
:
Apr-Ocf
-100%
mortgage 8s
First and refunding
97 %
—
130% 130%
—
95
and impt 3%s
:
-100 V2
97
;. 97%
•99%.'
.
*.>
V
—
102
Fhst
.
>" •-B7-'
-—
3%s 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding, mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
T FlrSt and refunding mortgage
95
98
102
1983——i
f debentures
3
Ohio Cent ref
Union .Electric- Co of
■
*7
■
114%
109
130% 134
gold 5s 2000———June-Dec
refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
first
Tri-Continental
94
89
99
90
99
*„
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Tol &
.96
94%
1
99%
98%
95
1970—April-Oct
3%s series B
and refund M
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974——June-Dec
$ A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tide Water Associated Oil Co—
104%
102
102
102
-
96%
76
109
*92
98%
> Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific-
98
I
-
-
1965
and Tefund M
General and
'
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—r"
"
First general 5s series B 1962.
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4'As series D 1977—_
June-Dec
•Plantation Pipe Line. 2%s 1970_
,— Mar -Sep*
■:
3%s S 1 debentuies 1986/__
:
April-Oct
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
Feb-Aug
'First, mortgage 3s 1983
'--ii.-.
i
-Jan-July.
v -Flrst
mortgage 2%s 1984_
-j..<-May-Nov
Public Service. Electric & Gas Co—',.
v.-..
109
Jan-Jalf
April-Oci
:—;—Map-Nov
First
102
•
.
:
First
Texas & Pacific
i
,
98
94%
93
99
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
•103 Ve 104 %
104 %
ntgh
93%
97
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
and
Refund
>
106
;
mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964__..May-2Vot>
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
106 Va
Texas Corp 3s debentures
General
Range Since
Sold
High
*—
Jan-July
May-Noc
t
'
Bonds
Friday's
*93%
Jan-July
1966
1973
debentures
'
♦100
or
Bid & Asked
Low
100%
89
__
Last
Bale Price
High
97
*87%
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
Period
BOND 8
1
Low
96
-
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— ,
,
.
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
.—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—April-Oct
^
JULY 13
ENDED
Since
Range
97%
96%
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s I debs 1972
.June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic As St Louis Ry—
>
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957__May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Au0
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
RECORD
EXCHANGE BOND
YORK STOCK
sale
not
ineluded
in
flat.
—
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
July 9, 1956, and ending Friday, July 13.
It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
i
the
In
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Acme
Adam
Aero
Aluminum
Wire
Co
Consol
Supply
Alloys
—
Shares
common
—
Industries
i
Manufacturing—
1,500
8%
28%
50
8%
87A
800
3%
6%
3%
2 'A
7
1
15,300
Air
Associates
Air
Way
Ajax
Inc
Industries
Petroleums
For
(N
J)
:
_50c
see
p»ge
35.-
—
10%
1
3
Inc
Ltd.
footnotes
—
_
-
'
8%
.%
8%
_
%
Apr
28'A May
8
Jan
2%
Jun
2
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
—1
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer
dep rets Amer shares
All
American Engineering Co
10c
31
Apr
Alabama
Feb
7%
Alabama
10'A Mar
3%
Jan
Gas
Apr
8'A
Jan
6
May
10%
Jan
9
Jan
700
6'A
Mar
9%
Jun
Alleghany
7,800
%
Feb
%
Apr
Allegheny
7%
10%
9
%
Sale Price
13% Mar
Corp
Great
35%
for Week
Shares
35
98%
4%
4%
Hioh
35%
171
1
Range Since
2,700
«.
10
162
103% Feb
6% Jan
x97'/a
Jun
4%
Jun.
200
7
May
12,100
4%"'
3,100
5
Jan
4%
Jan
34%
7%
7%
7%
4%
4'A
May
182
75
6%
High
37% Jan
Jan
600
7%
Jan. I
Low
33V* May
4%
99
7
Corp
aaie»
Range
171
Southern
warrantsAirlines Inc
Week A
of Prices
Low
Par
High
500
-
7
.
6%
-
1,400
•
Agnew 3urpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common _—o
Last
STOCKS
TOir
28%
10
Inc
7
6%
—.
13
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlah
Low
—1
JULY
for Week
-
Acme
ENDED
Friday
Range
oi Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
rteeK'i
#riu»j
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
Jun
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
7% May
5% Feb
I
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(244)
„.
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOB
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Las*
STOCKS
Allied
Artists
5%%
common
J
Pictures Corp—
-i
preferred
convertible
Allied
Products' (Mich)
Aluminum
Co of
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
93/4
11%
3,800
13%
14%
1,400
123% Mar
25
24
25
2,200
22% July
--1
common
Book
Electronics
American
Hard Rubber Co
Co
-*
American
Maracaibo
Jun
Capital City Products
44
Jun
1
Jan
23%
Apr
61
Jan
Jun
31%
31%
200
25%
Feb
353%
Apr
Carolina Power Ac Light
Carreras Ltd—
31%
200
27% Mar
13%
27,000
31%
12
13
8%
13% July
Feb
33
33%
700
33
Jun
41
33
Feb
36%
Jan
15%
14%
15%
6,300
%4
Jun
16%
Apr
5
25c
4%
4%
700
Feb
14%
13%
14%
5,600
13% Mar
common—.5
3
22
22%
300
19% Mar
10%
10%
10%
1,800
7% May
5 % Jan
43% Jan
16% Feb
23% May
11% Jun
6%
pfd__25
common
Thread
5%
Corp
American
Writing
Paper
preferred
Incorporated
Company class A
-5
Anacon Lead
Mines Ltd-
—
Anchor
Products—
——
6%
7
2%
3,000
14%
14
15%
2,200
13%
Feb
313 Apr
16% May
4.75
14%
13%
14%
3,900
13
Jan
17
2%
shares—
2.40
11%
1
4%
1
2 3/4 May
Apr
11%
12
Co
Co
Electric
American
Associated
Associate
11,000
14% May
10% Jan
Oil
Associated
A
Tel
(ex
July 1
At
Atlantic Coast
$41
4,600
6,500
18% Jan
34% Jan
20% Jan
Consolidated
3%
Feb
Jun
18
183% May
24
14
33/8
600
'2%
3%
10,300
4%
4%
18,800
Apr
Jan
lo% Apr
5%
Jun
Jan
3% Jun
4% July
2% May
4% July
1
52%
l3/4 May
1% Jan
300
53
34
52%
1,600
1%
1%
——*
Feb
107
Mar
102
43% Feb
61
31% July
40% May
May
10 pesos
—
4%
1
12%
35%
5,500
4%
4%
61,900
4%
Jun
47/s
Jun
12%
12%
5,000
9%
Feb
15%
Apr
4%
35
4%
1,700
43/8 July
3%
100
'
————1
Products Inc———1
3%
3>/2
preferred—.—1
non-cum
4
15
Electronic—
—lc
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
9%
iv
Baker
1
Inc
Banco de
Oil
■//,
'
.
preferred
Company
Beck
(AS)
Bellanca
Bell
■<
Shoe Corp
Coal
(H
5%%
Borne
Co
Brad
Continental
Air
1
common-
Amer
British
Co
S
preferred
60c
6%
serial
P)
6%
Petroleum
Internat'l
"A"
Crown
Drug
Co
Crystal Oil &
9%
1,100
6%
Feb
Jun
63/4
Jan
Cuban
American
~7%
700
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
500
363/4
Tobacco
common
Electric
Cuban
6%
2%
2%
Consol
100
,
1,200
8 3/4 Mar
26 % Mar
Curtis
2%
Jan
C
8
<
Curtis
10s
•
-
273%
Jan
W
C
Jan
5%
Jan
66%
Jan
91% Mar
6% July
7% Jun
9%
173/4
Jan
21%
26%
50
25%
Jun
30%
2%
500
2%
Jun
550
13%
Jan
16
Apr
10% Mar
1,400
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
19
Mar
17 %
93/4
May
2%
Jan
7,700
13%
Jan
18%
Jun
51% Mar
1%
Feb
7
6'/a
17%
240.900
42%
9%
Feb
18
£1
46%
.
47
(Mo)
18%
Apr
93/4 July
Jun
18%
153/4
16
7%
7%
1,500
7%
Jun
Day Mines Inc——
———J—10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
1%
1%
300
lft
Feb
7%
Jan
Dejay Stores common-————_50c
Dempster Investment Co
1
Jan
Dennison Mfg
47
July
24
24%
63,200
20%
20%
21%
10,700
1
19%
19%
20%
1,600
7%
7%
500
14%
14V8
14%
900
26%
25%
26%
1,300
n%
11%
900
4%
10
13%
253%
Jun
173/4
•
Jan
Jan
247/a
Apr
Feb
21'/a
Apr
18
7%
Jun
7%
14% July
24% Feb
34
4
May
103/4 July
13%
Jan
17% Mar
Apr
4% Mar
Feb
4%
1,900
4
Jun
50c
8%
8%
1,800
7%
Jan
4% July
9'% Feb
10%
10%
300
10 %
Feb
9
11% May
10%
10%
300
10
8%
8%
200
1
2.50
shares—3s 6d
Inc
1
17%
17%
173%
2,700
9% Jan
11
8%
10%
Jun
3% May
17 % July
*
4
II
35,700
3/g
Jan
5%
4%
6
12 Vic
5%
5%
5%
2,600
5%
Jun
25c
3%
3%
4
9,600
2%
Feb
14,700
4% Jun
6
July
6%
Jan
12
123%
900
73/4 Mar
1%
1%
15,300
5
1%
50c
5
13% July
43% Jan
300
•
25%
25%
26
5,400
10c
3%
33%
4
6,000
_1
Co
14%
14%
14%
61%
62
5,500
100
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
512
6%
2,900
28%
750
19%
28%
17%
34%
31%
35%
~3ft
_3%
_3%
25,500
28%
43/4 May
14% May
•
35.
vtc.l
133/4
20
Feb
Feb
61% July
5
26%
Apr
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry—
-1
Detroit Hardw Mfg Co.
Name chgd to
Trans Cont Ind Inc (effec July 9)
2%
3%
700
lft
1%
19,100
Manufacturing
Devon-Leduc Oils LtdDistillers Co Ltd—
114
/
.——25c
dep rets ord reg
6s 8d
Diversey (The) Corp————1
Dome Exploration Ltd
———-2.50
Bridge Co Ltd—
Dominion
Steel Ac
Coal
ord
15%
Textile
Co
Ltd
•
■>
19%
20
.
24
18%
,'
7%
Jun
600
2
3%
1
5%
5%
Harris
Duke Power Co
22%
22 %
—1
12%
43/4
23
Mar
24
July
13% July
8% Jan
15
55
7%
Apr
12%
5%
Jan
18%
Jun
Jan
39%
Apr
14,900
4%
Jan
5% July
36 % Jun
23
Jan
5.400
36%
Jan
2,200
50%'
-
American dep rets ord reg
(The)
Hosiery class B
Apr
Duro
Mar
17% July
29
Mar
2,400
28% May
35%
28%
Jun
13%
13,700
11
Apr
70 %
500
44
Jan
29
30%
Jan
Jan
4
July
29
29%
2,200
28%
Feb
72% May
34% Mar
6%
12,700
53%
Jun
10
6%
_1
53/4
10s
—1
~4%
27%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
2ft July
Test
Corp
common
Duval Sulphur Ac
Dynamics
Corp
common
4%
43/4
1,100
Potash Co
of
America
*
'
3%
Jan
4%
,
■
^
'
Jun
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
*
1
18
17%
18%
650
16%
Jun
24
Jan
•
423/4
42%
46%
1.100
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
7%
5,900
x6%
Jun
8% Mar
26% May
85% Apr
■
•
.
7
1
■■
—
7
Feb
E
Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assn
4%%
prior
preferred.
Eastern Malleable
1%
:
Co
6% July
31,700
50 V4 July
21%
11%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Durham
May
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
67% Mar
•
:
ft May
69
—10
-
Apr
9
31%
—'*
Co-
18
Jan
34%
—i-
46%
Jan
Feb
2,300
17%
38
4934
Mar
75
1734
36%
——10
Apr
3% Mar
12%
'
Driver
17%
19% May
17%
Jan
900
8
17%
*
157
5%
8,500
17
36%
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common—
Drilling Ac Exploration Co-.
May
Jan
May
15
200
21%
18
32.50
preferred
:
Douglas Oil Company-
Apr
8% Mar
38
lft Jan
2,700
———7.58
Inc
$2
7
Feb
2% Jan
200
8ft
24
•
common
153/4
8ft
£ :
••
—*
Ltd
Jan
Apr
36 % Mar
2% Mar
8iV
stock—
Dominion Tar Ac Chemical Co
May
8%
2%
'
14
2^0
>
__
-
Dominion
7an
17
148
American
jan
28% Mar
30
20
Ltd
3%
2%
Jan
*
common
19% ' Jan
50
1
5
26%
14 %
Ac
Common
10c
5%
400
li %
Dominion
May
800
1
Gasket
Feb
100
8%
34
Dorr-Oliver
1 %
5%
F»V
8%
8%
Jun
'
7.50
5%
33%
19% Mar
14 % Mar
32%
5
100
Dow Brewery Ltd
%
16% Mar
550
8%
Feb
20% Mar
500
;
33%
class A common
debentures
/———-
Jun
May
12%
Jun
17%
3%
1
page
17%
1
_.
Inc
2ft July
1
Petroleums
xl%
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers
July
Jan
24%
3% July
8% May
Jam
6 % May
9% Mar
——1
36ya Mar
46%
Jan
487,600
5
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Jun
Jan
363/a
3%
4
73/4
300
2%
3%
%c
Liquidating Corp
Detroit
reg
common
see
Mar
-
Jun
.—2,50
6ft May
6% Jun
50
For footnotes
May
21
414
6,900
20%
18
—
£1
Insurance
Canada Southern
14 %
8%
500
19%
2%
900
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6% %
preference
Jan
Ja'h
Feb
Mar
5% July
8
15%
200
\
1
Gas
11%
Z
% May
Jan
Manufacturing Co
343/4
10s
Power
&
17
193/4
1
——-—*
Lighting Inc common
31
•
—
8 % Mar
Jan
1% Jun
*
50
Oil
17
Jan
9% Mar
6%
17% Mar
100
7%
26%
5
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc_—
60,200
Jun
5,100
6%
7%
50c
Jan
46%
Jan
44% Mar
143/4
2.50
common
Feb
43%
Jan
2%
16%
600
87
85
*
Oil Co
47
46%
16
*
$1.12 preferred
102
Apr
preferred
Calvan
414
May
6%
July
1,000
25c
common
Jun
Jun
preferred
Camden Fire
partic
common
Land Co
July
May
6%
97
c
$3.00
common
"7%
"6%
6
153/4 May
% Jan
100
6%
(ord reg)—£1
dep receipts
103% Mar
1,800
Corp (new)
$2.50
12 3/4
193/4
53/4
4
193% Mar
20,300
Cable Electric Products common
Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
12%
19%
5%
13% May
9% July
7%
convertible class A
C Super
1
7% Mar
•;
40 %
100
Crowell-Collier
DuMont
C &
15%
Jan
|
750
6%
100
15%
*
1.Z00
2
9,300
3,200
19%
1%
2
ft
5
6%
Jan
Jan
5% May
1 % Jun
*
2,400
38%
6
3%
%
July
Apr
200
41%
;
Jun
1,200
5c
15
37%
•16
13%
2,800
.•
(Md)
»
Son
Ltd—
American
Creole
■-.■.29% July
Feb
53/8
41%
1.50
May
133/4
6Vb
•
preferred class A
Beverage Corp
Jan
6 3/4
37%
1%
•
Cent Petroleum
10
Ac
Co
10%
10 VB May
10 %
V
6%
~I%
Cork
6%
Machine Co_
(J
10c
Crown
Feb
16% Mar
Feb
5%
6
Jun
303/4 May
11% Feb
1,100
5%
Crown
6%
(The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burroughs
Varnish
13%
2.50
ord
.
Inc
Jan
12%
,
Jan
37% Jan
25% July
Jun
21
2,300
Feb
14%
Apr
8% Mar
11,200
■12%
1
Apr
3/4 July
/
Feb
6
1
Corp
8%
600
6%
Corp
51%
8
Jun
4%
;
7,200
16
32
12%
7%
14 % July
8%
22
400
12%
12%
85%
7%
common
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
1.25
1
1
10%
/
13.200
29%
r'
July
5%
63/4 Jan
13% Feb
1,700
9
12%
5
*
preferred
preferred
rets
31
a
9
5%
-
15
31
10
Inc
X8%
8%
13
*
—
dep
16
•
Publishing Co
Crowley Milner Ac Co
•
Bunker Hill
American
1
Ltd
Feb
1%
convertible
Buell Die Ac
600
•
Feb
81
2% Mar
28
3,900
Jan
.—20c
common
7%
14 %
25%
25%
4%
common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
14%
24%
17%
3,000
Co common
Company
5 % Mar
14%
25
Jun
7%
Distillers
cumulative preferred
F
4% July
7%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
2% Jan
7%
.
Forman
Co
4,100
1
non-voting
Gold Mines
Courtaulds
1
common
Brown
(E L)
12% July
Ltd—
Brown
4%
Feb
6
bearer
dep rets ord
Company common
Brown Rubber
500
97
Inc
American
Bruce
12%
130
dep rets ord reg
Petroleum
$1
2,400
common
Power
100
13%
Corroon Ac Reynolds common
Cott
7%
dep rets ord reg—
British Celanese Ltd—
American
31%
12%
5
8% May
6%
Amer
British Columbia
31%
Jan
4% Apr
1% July
/
400
123/4
Mar
10%
'
26% Mar
7%
Oil Co
American Tobacco—
ord
B
5% Feb
5
6% Mar
10% Mar
5
6% Jun
39,800
31%
Inc
15% May
98%
—
rets
7%
•
American
dep
7%
voting
2,500
5
Manufacturing Co
British
A
25,400
preferred_100
Works
Class
Jan
16%
3
common
.
Gear
Lines
53/b
13%
•
Co
Inc
2
I
Corp
9%
a%
1
Brazilian Traction
Light Ac Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
British
Cornucopia
143% May
Jun
44%
3,900
5%
1%
6%
Jan
7% May
Jan
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Coro
Jan
4%
Jan
1
5%
4.000
81
74%
Apr
25%
8% May
8% May
150
30s
Smelt
Ac
Corby
5%
%
if
88
4
3,600
•
Utilities
18% July
9% Mar
800
7
Aviation Ac Engineering—1
Paint
3 % May
2,100
53/,
8%
28%
Jan
56,200
5%
8%
28%
Jan
5%
-.343/0 July
50c
lft
6%
16% Jan
600
Electrodynamics
Jun
15%
4,400
1,450
%
4
Consol
Jun
14%
34%
4
8%
3
; 5%
Anr
32%
8%
13
8,700
W-h
5%
1,000
4%
173/,
8%
16
3%
1,900
5%
4,700
9
22%
8%
3
Jan
3% Jan
10c
35 % July
97%
8,100
50c
Ac
Mar
6%
Diesel Electric Corp
Cook
7
ft July
Consol
27% Jan
31,900
2,000
Connelly Containers Inc
16
••••3:;.
500
%
,10c
—
Apr
Apr
15% Jan
243/8
5%
1
Vtc ext to 1965—
7% Mar
13% July
75% Feb
22'A Apr
4
10
"71/2 "7%
14%
1
prior cumulative
Foote
Brillo
2%
j
Compo Shoe Machinery—
v'
Uranium
3%
81%
,.
21%
x453/4 Jun
5%
—50c
Inc
(S) Ac Co
C) Co
Scrymser
Bourjois
33%
50
600
Jan
Jan
63/8
34
Commodore Hotel Inc-—
Continental
Jan
13%
*
vtc
153% May
8%
2%
"1%
20
Co
Commercial
15,200
common—25
Corp—
Inc common
Black Starr Ac Gorham class A
Blauner's common
Bohack
14%
6%
1%
4
Royalty Oil
Apr
6% Mar
22,900
%
1
Equipment Co
Consolidated
9%
5%
200
2%
1
Colon Development ordinary
Colonial Sand Ac Stone Co__
Mining
44% Mar
200
6 %
79%
81
4
common
Gas
Feb
6%
,—5
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
20% July
473/4 Apr
24
10
Co
Consolidated
9
Mar
10
13%
5
Manufacturing
Oils
Mar
95
1%
5
Products
Farm
83
6%
2ft
1
Caribbean
Apr
Jun
8% Apr
6%
2.50
1
Corp
Aluminum
73
88%
;v::
Mar
1
4% Jan
37
"4;
r
43
Corporation
Clinchfield
Apr
Apr
;.
Mar
Co
Apr
Apr
28
10
Co
6
12 %
// 16
Mining
Lambert
Jan
Apr
47/a Mar
5 25% Jun
:
200
1
16% Jan
200
9%
100
9
10
Jun
5%
15
1
Bickford's
Blumenthal
"4%
—1
Corporation———
Benrus Watch
91
9
Clark Controller Co
12
7%
16
—————50c
Ties common—„—1
Instrument
773/4
90
Ltd
Hosiery
3% May
4% Jun
2
preference
Clarostat Manufacturing
Ac
8
x
■
220
76%
Christiana Oil Corp
Claussner
11%
10
Chamberlin Co of America
Club
;
18,700
100
Charis Corp common
:
—20c
Telephone of Canada
Belock
12%
:100
Central Power Ac Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Class
3
Tr
Beau-Brummell
1
33%
Xl5%
50c
Bearings Inc_
22%
Mar
800
20
25
Jun
shares
Light & Power Ltd
•
Steel Corp——1
Incorporated—
————1
Basin
13%
—lc
Barium
Basic
33%
1
Corp
Banff Oil Ltd
Barcelona
14%
—1
los Andes—
American
19%
1,500
7
Securities
19%
26
Continental
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin
10
ll3/8
Continental Car-Na-Var
££,—
Industries
7% Mar
26
4
Gas—
,
5% Mar
•
Continental
Class A
5% Jan
5% May
16 '/a Jan
Maine Power Co—
Clayton
Jan
100
Conv preference $1.50 series
City Auto Stamping
Apr
%
v
1,600
5
14
10,800
% Feb
53%
12
Consolidated
Apr
5%
4%
500
9%
;
*
Apr
113
5%
5
Co
13
45%
Jun
5 %
1
Oil
Apr
13% July
5%
1
Jun
b
Bailey Ac Selburn Oil Ac
1
500
ft
Central Illinois Secur Corp
"600
i
:
ft
Apr
32
37% Jun
2,000
3%
43%
9%
42
3
4
'V
'7 15 ;•
4% July
4% Mar
V
xllO
2s 6d
Community Public Service
—
1,000
6,700
Cockshutt
10
105
105
114 Jun
100
10%
42
3%
Coastal
on
Voting Machine.—
Ac
6%
8% Feb
Inc
Non-voting
Science
8,700
1,800
108% Mar
11 % May
May
Mining Ac
Corp
Steel
Automatic
Axe
15%
20
2%
—
Devices
15%
19%
105
8.600
4%
option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp—
Automatic
9%
3%
Atlas Corp
Audio
8%
1
Fisheries
Development
10
105
lc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
105
103/4
40%
42
July
4%
Jan
'.11% Apr
9% Jan
,
*
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet Ac Machine
19%
'53)__•
1
9%
3.50%
32
Jan
29 % Mar
9
Jan
30%
11,900
3%
Central
Feb
2%
27,300
3%
110
19%
2ft
13 %
12%
-
9%
Clary
22
Apr
2
v/;;2/,/
1
230
1
Dec
on
2%
1
1
107%
21
div paid
arrear
Ac
Apr
J
Charter
29%
19%
America
1%
1%
1%
lft
23
9,800
5
Co
Jun
43% July
Tel—
Ac
$43
'53
of
Ac
12
Jan
4
29%
—1
Gas Co
24,600
1
Corp of America
8% May
102
Apr
27% Jun
2.50
Inc
7% May
1 %
32
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
600
■; 9
15%
reg
5% Mar
5
*
1,200
Industries—
rets
Stores
Laundries
Associated
CI
dep
Food
11,700
common
107
107
18c
warrants
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
Associate
(A M)
Catalin
Chief
preferred
4.72%
Armour &
(J W) Co
Castle
4%
19%
5
6%
—5.50
11%
4%
Power & Light—
Gas
6%
$5 pfd
11
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
6%
dep rets B ord_
Convertible
Angostura-Wupperman
Louisiana
Carter
4% May
6,100
Casco Products common
7% Mar
2%
2
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Arkansas
19,500
20c
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
7%
4%
Jan
,
13,400
Jun
3%
Carnation Co common
Jun
71
133%
Apr
11%
33% May
313% July
2% May
6% Jan
3 %
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
500
1,000
27% Jan
24% Mar
Feb
2
3C%
19.50
1%
500
53/8
July
5,700
5%
common
12%
31%
21 %
100
2ft
3%
Capital Transit Co
2
Co
Gas
Tractor
"A"
12
Jan
1%
25
1
American
Post
Jun
12%
30%
21%
2ft
30%
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
1%
Co—
Seal-Kap
Oil
26% Feb
133% Jan
American
21%
2ft
_
43%
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp
.
9ft Apr
Jun
pfd—10
partic
98% Feb
10% Apr
High
5ft Mar
43%
1
Ltd
Minerals
30%
130
Lot
48,400
8ft
73/4
8,7«
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Petrofina
Williston
12%
20
Co
American
Amurex
1,750
Share*
1*
Oils Ltd
11
25
American
American Natural
12%
44
luy
Inc
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Meter
11%
12%
2
Marconi
Canadian
July
■
American
American
23%
300
23%
pfd—15
conv
American
American
25
94% July
23
May
1
(E I)—--—
5%
800
95
23%
—-
96%
43
96%
100
common
Inc
Filter
American Beverage
American
Canadian
8% Mar
Jun
10c
Homestead
Canadian
Manufacturing
Industries
Air
6%
—*
Canadian
Jan
16% Mar
for Week
Lou>
Par
Jan
13%
Jun
10
14%
common—-—5
preferred
Ambrook Industries
American
6%
Range
Bale Price
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common.
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Jan
Sale*
Week'*
of Price*
Last
American Stock lx«k**gt
America—
$3.75 cumulative
AMI
16,700
5
12%
12% May
3% May
Internat'l Investing cap stock__l
Allied
*
Friday
11%
7"C
13
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
4%
5
10
Control Co Inc—
Allied
JULY
■
Shares
Low
vat
& Fisher
Alles
ENDED
for Week
of Price*
Sale Prlee
iMrlcti Bteek Ix*haa$a
WEEK
Sales
Range
Eastern States
Iron
Corp
common
10
100
25
1
Jan
$7
preferred
series
A
•
Mav
$6
preferred
series
B
*
27
25%
—
36%
192
—
27
14,600
15%
Jan
81
82%
400
77%
Jan
36
82 Va
—
36
100
31%
Jan
30%
Jun
34%
192
■
—
36%
3,200
194%
50
—
—
I
/
333/4 Mar
36% July
135
Jan
213
170
Jun
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Mar
Number 5551t..
Volume 184
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.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
if;.'...':'.;.: STOCKS
Low
Par
Eastern
common
$2
Bond
El-Tronics
Emery
New
Esquire
Inc
Eureka
Corporation
|76
%
4,000
27%
29%
25,100
17Va
17%
100
;
13%
Jan
3%
Jun
Jan
257/s
11%
11%
11%
100
(Max)
x3%
x4
41%
427/8
12%
100
8% Jan
9%
7% Jun
8%
22,300
12%
30
12% July
17% Feb
7%
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Sterling
Fishman
25c
—10c
Corp
(Philaj
__10
Ford
(M H)
Tiger
of
Motor
B
Fox
Brewing
Luxe
De
FresnillO
Fuller
Jun
400
8% July
950
7%
10
Jun
14% May
22
9
'
129% 132
1
Sales
Beer
„1.25
Inc
Company
v.
6
x
5%
X:>
•
6
53/8
31,300
1,400
;
';X
4,400
-
1,100
July
5%
5%
200
4% Feb
6% May
corp.—
Glass
Co
Oils
Ltd
Gas
6A Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
8% Mar
6'/a May
9% May
8%
4,200
16%
700
15
Jan
30
800
27
Jun
32
16% May
%
15,700
214
14,500
163/s
173/a
Company
Chemical
Kawecki
Co
Kawneer
Kidde
6%
% July
Oil
&
29%
22%
10c
*
1%
13/4
(I
Kroy
24
22
Jan
25
Mar
" Jun
35
r May
200
28%
30%
2,350
25
207/e
233/8
5,400
xll% xii%
100
17%
V
18
Mar
Feb
4%
207A July
11% July
Jan:
28% Mar
14
Mar
300
17% Jun
13/4
143/4
3,100
1% jun
800
14% Feb
15% Jan
37%
25
~2'/8
37%
2'/e
36% Mar
38% Jan
12%
123/4
13%
Rubber
12%
12%
13
3%
2%
14%
50
—_—1
1
1
Co—
3
1,200
-
2% Jan
19'/a Apr
V
3
'"x".
4
Jun
12
Jan
Mar
2
May
14% Jun
1% May
8,200
.
13% Mar
5
5
Corp.—
15% Jan
19% Jan
113/b May
21% May
13% Jan
Jan
lft Jan
37/8 Feb
2% Apr
Jun
6% Jan
Jan
23% Juil
31/8
33/8
2,400
1,600
2-fe
43,500
1
53/8
53/8
100
5
5
-—1
22%
23%
300
20
5'/b
5'/a
100
75 pesos
15%
15%
500
4%
43/8
1,400
4% Jan
3,400
1,200
S'/a July
8% Feb
11% Jun
16% Jan
27%
Jan
32% May
10% Jun
14
Apr
10% May
10% Mar
1
(The) Forge Co
Oils Ltd
Brewing Co
Kropp
20
106
12%
2uc
Ltd
Inc—
Corp
Stores
Kobacker
jun
27/8 May
lOl'/s Apr
33%c
Stores
B)
Hotels
Knott
!
•'
Jan
3A Xpr
7.50
Co
Company
Dept
233/4
5
5
—2.50
Kings County Lighting common
4%
cumulative
preferred
(S)
700
'
Feb
1%
Feb
2
6,400
3
25c
Co
(Del)
Inc
(Walter)
3
—50c
pfd—100
1
4V2%
Electric
&
Drug
Kleinert
Jun
3/8
2%
17%
—4
Corp
& Company.
iD)
Products
3
%
2%
K
Industries
Kansas
•
-■■■
10c
_15c
:
__
x/;—.
Katz
—1
common.
Inc
O'Mahoney
Minerals
3 IS
Feb
2% Mar
Klein
7% July
6
9% Apr
Kirkland
16%
;
1,100
1% Jun
Kingston
8 XX\.x.7%
16%
Mar
61/4
6
5% Apr
27/8 Jun
Feb
106% Jun
X
8
6%
Feu
5,000
Jan
29
5
Mar
600
10,400
135
'
'4%
4
5
1
Co
(The)
(Geo A)
A
47/e
4A
£1
Co
17
137/s
Apr
1%
138
Feb
12% Jun
13%
8'A
73/a
125
50
90%
10% Mar
3%
L
Oil
111 % May
1,600
135
135
2 7a
853/4 Jun
Jan
5'/s July
1%
Jupiter
28% Jan
% Mar
2,300
2% Jan
7%
Kin-Ark
Jan
10,700
2,900
3
7% Apr
11% Jan
Feb
10%
23/8
1%
Jeannette
Jan
4%
24%
6%
2%
7%
Kennedy's
9%
5 7/8
1,000
3,400
7
6
2%
3%
63% Mar
23%
23% Mar
45% Apr
40% Apr
1
Jun
15,600
8%
Feb
28% Jan
3.90 %>
Air Chute™
50 %
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
■
2%
71,800
53
10%
*
*
voting——
Motor
Amer
7 '
A
Apr
9%
1 4 "
A non-voting
Fort
3
8%
^
8%
19%
7%
10% Mar
luc
Jerry
8% May
25% May
3% Apr
Canada—
Class
Class
Ford
215
3,100
24%
1
A
Inc—
Line
24%
51%
2.50 v
1
—
Inc
Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class
Flying
24%
3%
4 8%
51%
7 *
1
Ltd
Association
24
Jan
8%
21
Jan
125% Mar
36% Mar
1
Israel-American
Jan
Kaiser
7
25
2,300
6% Apr
!
1,900
82% May
8% July
9,200
5
Inc
Kaltman
A____—:_1 ;
class
22
36
8 7/8
5%
July
Israel-Mediterranean Petroi corp inc.ic
Irving
2% Mar
..
45%
-
3
4,500
22
1
Public Service Co
Iron rite
8% Mar
.lft
5% Jan
1% Feb
1,000
91
35 %
pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c—*
Feb
100
Iowa
Apr
500
"
Financial General
Jun
7%
6%
:
12%
7%
3%
8%
6%
F
Co
&
Feb
39% May
4% Feb
7'A 2
1l'<!
15% Apr
35% Apr
4% Jan
39,700
5
8%
,
.
9% Jan
24
900
1,700
4%
7%
.6%
1V2
4
11% July
105% Jan
1,500
14
31%
10
—1
—1
$1 or 25c
.10
11% July
99% May
86%
83/4
Co——__10c
Resistance
Royalty
377/8 Apr
1,200
A—__*
stock.*
Investors
High
23% Jan
200
3%
35%
Industries
International
Apr
Low
33%
8%
_■*
Macniuery.
International Petroleum capital
International Products
24% May
9"% Jan
13%
12%
91
b
America
Metal
l,o00
30 y8
i\ortu
Cigar
4,700
13%
.31%
4
42%
4%
Range Sim ie Jan. 1
High
33/8
3%
-50c
Co
International
2,600
20
of
Co
Mfg
International
4%
103
Haruware
Insurance
18% Feb
19%
—
Shares
32%
Enterprises Inc.————1
inuuscnaf
Jan
29
Jan
23%
103
for Week
Low
II Apr
July
16%
4Va
-10c
1
_10c
Pipe Line common
Firth
i«
26% Jun
22%
17'A
Sales
Range
Far
*
Breweries Inc—__1
4%
19 %
Week'a
•f Prices
Last
International
23 %
5
Ltd
Factor
Oils
"July
%
pfd—100
1
2
Eureka
Fargo
Jun
10
—20c
wi
Equity Corp common
$2
convertible
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
6% cum 1st preferred
Ero
Manufacturing Co
Fire
26
8% July
20c
Corp—
District Electric 5%
Millwork Corp
Manufacturing Co.
Emsco
23% Mar
——5c
common
Empire
Empire
100
28%
—1
1
America.
f reight
~
19% Apr
2,900
10
17% Jan
5
common
common
Inc
Air
100
1
Share
&
Electiographic Corp
Electronics Corp
of
Friday
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
25%
8%
13
•
18
25%
9Vz
—1
Limited
Mines
tiuer
Eiectric
class A
JULY
Bangs Since Jan. 1
High
18
-30
preferred
Edo Corporation
ENDED
Industrial
int—1
beneficial
of
snares
FOR-WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
x,v;
Associates—
Sugar
of Prices
Sale Prloe
American Stock Exchange
Sales
for Week
1
Krueger
3
c
Co
Power
Gatineau
;—*
common
113
Jan
5%
5%
500
5
Feb
7
May
7%
7%
100
5%
Jan
8
2%
preferred
100
Mfg Co common
1
Acceptance Corp warrants—General Alloys
Co*
General Builders Supply
Corp com__1
5 %
convertible
preferred
25
2%
200
1% Jan
2%
300
5 %
5%
Gellman
General
General
Electric
American
General
Fireproofing
General Indus
General
Gilchrist
Gobel
La
xl8
18'/a
600
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
Lear
Jun
Lefcourt
Realty
Apr
2% Jan
107% May
108% Apr
Leonard
Refineries
5,800
103% 104%
125
Jun
3%
Apr
16%
1%
Apr
103% Mar
•
5%
5%
51|
8 7/8
8%
9
10
32%
—1
11%
1,100
103
May
2%
Jun
414 May
7% Feb
11 %
Jun
3%
Apr
6% Jan
9% Apr
class
B
Inc
Inc
Land
Industries
&
Manufacturing
Great
—
Amer
Chemical
Guild
Films
Class
B
Company
$4.50
common
Harbor
Company—
Corp
Light—:
Hearn
Jan
Lynch
1
1%
1%
X
;
9,000
1%
67%
67%
26'A
26%
-28% Apr
Jan
8% Mar
ll3/4
1,200
2%
2%
174%
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
11%
11%
Jan
56
26
600
73A
.
1
450
1,300
73
26%
<v
2 3/8
6%
11% Apr
2,600
174% 183
875
2% July
134
40
133
•
~2
1%
3%
10%
3
Ar_
9%
160
81
17
Mar
Mar
4% Mar
4.400
2
3A
29,900
10%
May
131%
1%
3
2,300
189
Jan
Jun
138
Jan
Apr
May
9%
9
Jun
2% May
5% Mar
16%
Jan
2%
12
Jun
11% Jan
15%
27/»
Jan
10%
10%
11
Jan
17%
24,800
11%
2%
4,400
3
Jun
70
Apr
Jun
3% May
70
120
92
60
'
—
88
41%
Jan
70
42
—
Hecla
Heller
<W
E)
&
Holt
Hercules
&
Jan
67% May
78 '<
Jan
98
Home
Oil Co
Class
Border's
Hormel
Horn
&
Horn
&
5%
B
Ltd
class
Jun
Jun
-
Hardart
(Harvey 1
Mansfield
McDonnell
McKee
600
1,200
10
& Refining capital stock.*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co—
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
*
Hydrometals Inc
2
2.50
Hygrade Food Products—
5
„.
%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
11%
Jan
22% May
18% July
104% Feb
14%
9%
5
11%
16
Jan
97%
Jun
Jun
77
Feb
Jan
27%
Apr
5,600
17%
17,900
14 %
July
3,100
8%
Jun
10
5%
11%
3
3% Jan
2.100
1,000
1,800
1,700
10,800
4% May
17% July
11
Jan
4% July
6% Jan
10% May
2% May
22% Feb
30% Mar
2% Mar
500
13%
Jan
4%
Jan
-4
May
5
5
26
27
13
12%
13%
5,400
10%
Feb
15% Mar
12%
12%
12%
2,600
10
Feb
200
1
54%
50
126
127%
70
26
267/s
54%
26%
700
104% 104%
-
50
117
30
50%
1,400
49
115% 120
1,300
4%- May
26
July
16% May
53% Jan
126
July
24% Mar
104
38%
Mar
Jan
112% May
_.
4%
Jun
„
8%
Jan
19%
18
19%
4,600
11%
Jan
28
27%
28%
1,000
20
Jan
6%
35
Jan
Jan
1,300
9%
2,100
21,000
2,100
.
1%
13/8
l3/4
43%
43/8
43/8
16%
Oil Corp
Steel
$1
conv
Piping
Wtohl
Minnesota
of
shares
Pwr
cumulative
6%
cumulative
57/s
6
6A
55
56%
12
12
6A
92%
6,V
94%
5% Feb
14 300
8,100
200
300
50
36%
Jan
VaQ
1
Mount
Vernon
Mountain
327/8
600
29% Feb
34
2,600
253A Mar
53A
6
7,100
4% Feb
lr/a Jan
42% Jan
21 %
Jan
17%
6%
92
Jun
July
18
19
16,300
53%
49%
55
11,700
13%
133/4
200
93/4
15
16%
9,100
8%
15%
Tel
100
9%
2,200
1%
8
20%
9%
900
9
900
15% Jan
7,000
21
9% July
x
9%
28%
28%
9
,
&
183A
53/8
5%
24%
253/4
5,600
100
—-—1
—
—10
—.—
1
Inc
Dehydrating
&
Hess
common
Petroleum
National
Presto
National
Inc
102
2
National
Transit common
56% July
National Union
12%
National
U
Neptune
Meter
Nestle
Le
S
Mur
Electric
Radiator
Corp
Corp.
common
Co
common
10c
Jan
297A Apr
107
Feb
75
13%
1%
3,6'00
"12% Jun
137A July
5,000
!U Mar
237/8
5,300
1% July
22% Jun
30% Mar
97
Jun
102% Mar
96
10
103
Jun
109
Apr
97
4%
168 % 169
169
300
4%
60
x
Jun
102
Apr
5% Feb
4% July
166% May
177% Feb
Feb
44% Jan
42
3% Jan
4% Mar
3% Jan
17%
«
173/8
300
173/8
129'A
350
l3/e
13/8
3,100
267/8
27'A
400
1,100
128
129
1%
3% Jan
17% July
125% Jan
20% Jan
136%
Jun
2% Jan
Jun
27% Feb
-
.
"4%
9%
Jun
12 %
Feb
35 SA Jan
10
10 7/8
333/4
500
3J/a
3%
600
3% Jun
47/8
13%
—
13%
'400
4%
700
13% july
4% July
15%
4l/a
9%
31
"43/e
4
4
Jan
Jan.
Apr
17% Jan
13%
9% May
3% Jan
3% Jan
4% Jun
100
47/8
13%
5%
Apr
10,100
9,700
1,600
10
43A
37/a
Apr
1V4
*25%
323/4
10%
323/4
12% May
13% Jun
21,700
4%
3
A Jan
Jun
53A
7
Jun
Mar
103A
103/4
10 7A
500
10%
22
22
23 >/3
4,200
17%
28
28 7/2
700
27
Jan
12% Apr
29% May
30 % Mar
25%
267/2
800
24
Jan
29
26%
.
jan
29% Jan
—*
Ltd
Associates
May
6
x35% Mar
223/4
4%
97/8
Rubber Machinery —
10
Products common—1
Car
Jan
97
47/8
.1
Corp
Mar
5
22%
102%
13%
23'A
—.1
25c
Ltd
Industries
National Research
Jan
31% Mar
10% Jun
,
Brewing Co (Mich)—.
1
National Mfg & Stores common.:——1
12
1%
102
133/4
;
1
Co
Bellas
27% Mar
13% May
29% May
33% Jun
•
2.50
,
Mar
8
700
21
13
183/4 July
1,000
25
100
Tel—
Corp
Alfalfa
Milling
Mar
27% May
50
400
9%
20%
N
National
May
12
,
6% Feb
Jan
1% Jan
9% Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
Apr
16% July
Jan
1%
28%
6% May
593/4 Mar
Jun
1%
93/4
1%
9%
——.—-5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—.2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company
common
—50c
National
Feb
93A
"93A
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5% Mar
8& Jan
5
5
9
34% Jun
Feb
200
5
National
100
X
18%
1
1
Inc..
Inc—
50% July
128% Apr
Apr
35% May
313/4
333/4
♦
100
preferred
Mills
States
TV
IMuntz
National
6|| Apr
34% July
preferred.——4
National Telefilm
5}®
Jan
53/4
Montgomery Ward & Co class A-—•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products..
1
National Steel
55%
24%
34
National Starch
Amer dep
rets ord reg
..£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—1C0
15,200
cumul
Nachman
Imperial Chemical Industries—
19% Mar
4.50%
Namm-Loeser's
25% May
29% May
16% Jan
343/8
preferred series B„100
preferred series C_.
—100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
4.80%
7% May
500
50
common.
Jan
300
32%
——50c
common
Service
9%
8%
17%
33
5
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
Jun
4% May
4% May
,—*
.
preferred
Canada
& Light 5% pfd
Public
Missouri
Jan
16%
8
—50c
Co_
Co
40
14% July
preferred—*
convertible
Corp
Mar
1,800
17
8%
,
Abrasive
4%%
Jun
38
153/4
11% May
13A July
4% May
18% Apr
333A Apr
15% May
29
Products—
dividend
non cum
Miller
800
100
1
Midland
Mining
167/8
30
143/a
15%
common.—1
$2
16%
1
Ltd
Petroleum
States
Jan
I
July
137/s Jan
Jun
30
1
Corp common
Jan
May
45
8% July
1% July
3% Jan
25c
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co.—I
Michigan Steel Tube
.—2.59
Michigan Sugar Co common—
1
67c
preferred—
——10
Micromatic Hone Corp—
1
Metal Textile
Jan
11
Jan
48% May
*
_1
common.—
Co
57
27% Apr
108% Jan
18
Mar
16
x40'/a May
38% Jan
—5
1
—
Iron
20
137%
50
9%
;—*
1
Corp
Co
&
15% Mar
__
*
Humble Oil
Jun
8% May
4%
3%
_*
5
4
2%
100
common..
2
v
Jan
6% Apr
100
£1
Ltd
Co
&
Mesabi
Feb
3
Jan
10%
—7
Co
Peroleums
4%
48
100
7% Jan
Marine
Co
Merrill
Jun
Jun
Jun
8%
5
G)
Mfg
Midwest
Jan
Mar
10%
&
Aircraft
(A
Jun
July
Jan
55
*
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
2%
1%
Mar
46% Jan
16,200
9%
—1
B)
Co—
Rubber Co.
Communication
Jan
5
7%
Jun
25
xx
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Midland
39%
5,200
3,100
28%
15
:
Co—.
common
Inc
4,700
4%
38
x6% Jun
10%
(The
Tire
Mid-West
4% May
€
May
17% July
Jan
1,600
;
173A
45
800
:
43
10c
50c
Inc
common
International
Marconi
3%
2,800
18%
2%
27/e
*
Co——
Publications
Manischewitz
Apr
3% May
700
173/4
42
45
11%
30% Feb
2
Mangel Stores
59%
Feb
173/4
42
*
00—
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation-Maine Public Service Co
1%
900
98%
27%
—
—* r
*■:
1
13/8
1,200
'
M
38% May
17% Mar
Jan
~I3/8
1
30c
Corp
May
13%
55
1,900
18%
3
*
—
Baking
2
9%
22%
28
-
1
preferred
Hubbell
4%
14%
9%
—'
11%
*
At- &
Hardart
8%
5%
46
Apr
21
-i—60c
Inc.
(Geo
5%
4%
70
.5
i
;
A
'
2
98%
25c
Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.
■;
4%
18%
_1
Inc
Gold
37/8
1%
2.50
Consol
3%
Jun
22%
1,400
22
—1.
A
Industries
2%
8%
22%
5
Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common
Class
2%
42%
10c
Hevi-Duty
HoUinger
500
1
common
Products Inc.
Hofmann
2,900
1,500
16
3
1,300
56%
5%
45%
.—100
100
Co
Gallon
34%
15%
1
common
preferred
preferred
Henry
33'%
'/
x55%
*
common
Co
3'/a
2
2
10c
—10c
*
5
_25c
5% %
4%
3%
3%
1
Dept Stores common—.
Mining Co_.
Rubenstein
3%
34
16
56%
2%
37/8
(The)
2% Apr
Macfadden
..2
1
Lithographing Co
Helena
1% Jan
22
25 '
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine Corp
,
193/8 May
1% Jun
700
2 /
1
1
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
14% Jan
3,200
Middle
-
Organ
72 /
275
1%
500
.«*
—*
& Alabastine
Electric
325
16%
l7/8
5
Plywood
Hartford
81 %
16
5%
5
Chain.
187/a
—10c
Inc
preferred
Hammond
74
Steel
1%
Industries—
&
Co
81
*
B..
Class
Locke
18%
—_5
Lamp
51 Ye
Lunkenheimer
"Vf H
Hall
51%
Jan
1
5
x..
Gypsum Lime
51%
10%
1
A
Class
6%
9% May
9c
Products
Land
43/4
6%
1,000
Co——1
Ltd
Oils
Company
Gulf States
43/8
4-9%
50c
Grass
Stores
Grocery
43/4
9%
100
Freehold Leases
Gricsedieck
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—___—
—1
5 %
cumulative
preferred—
10
Loblaw Groceterias class A—,—_—•
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Land
& Exploration
__*
stock
Hydraulics
Gridoil
100
Jan
.10c
Industries Inc
Oil &
17,500
16%
.—5
Co
Non-voting common
7%
1st preferred
Sweet
17%
353/4
15% Apr
37% Jun
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Lakes
16
34%
Jun
Inc
Mines
Consolidated
Gary
Geer
5%
Jan
Jan
7% May
3% Jan
35%
10%
Jun
5%
8,500
•17%
Inc.
24
1%
7%
73/4
1
Inc
G)
1,250
17
7%
Feb
Jan
3
common
(R
Tourneau
9,800
Name changed to
400
6
25c
Le
11%
—
-
15% July
May
10
50c
common
32%
...1
Great
Inc
5
5
Machine Co
University
6% Mar
5% Jim
15
—10
Co
Sessions
11%
.50 "
Great
Montoype
Salle Extension
30 %
X
—4
*
&
Lanston
*
Co
(Effective July 9)
Goldlield
Corp
1
&
Co
States
4,500
2%
14%
3%
1%
3
"l%
1
—
(Adolf)
Mar
Lamson
Lamson
13,400
Godcbaux Sugars Inc..
Gulf
48% Mar
—*
*
Corp
Union
Globe
Jan
1,000
Distillers
Glenmore
12%
39 %
2%
Co
Alden
12%
300
2% V
Gladding McBean
6 »/4
14s/8
42%
2%
—
57/8
14%
42
103%
Mines
5'/8
14%
7% Feb
$5
Gold
1
5
Feb
42%
*
common
Corp
of Delaware—
6«
~3%
'.AC)
1
100
18
4%
Ltd
Mines
Foundry
Lakey
A
7%
7%
"1%
Yellowknife
Giant
Shores
Lake
S
Jun
preferred——„—*
*
Corp.
*
1
Mich
Gerity
Gilbert
Consolidada
15%
17
1
Power
Jan
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La
25
7%
preferred--
$4.60
Glen
common
2
Apr
2% May
3% May
x.
£1
—5
Corp common
preferred
Corporation
Stores
Geoigia
v
2%
17
50c
20
Plywood
SGcneral
44;:,
Enterprises
convertible
57c
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Jan
~43A
~4%
~5
7,000
1,400
15,000
—1
4%
4»/a
43/4
30c
1
2%
2%
13 3A
13%
2%
137/2
5
33'A
323/4
33'/2
1,300
—-—1
4%
47/2
j4%
100
700
3
Jan
4
Jun
Apr
33% Apr
53A Jun
6%
Feb
2% July
Jan
4% Feb
15% May
28% Feb
34% Jan
11%
4
Jun
5
May
34'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(246)
Monday, July 16, 1956.
11
1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
<s*ii
Week's
*•
* ,•*
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
Bristol
New
British
New
England
New
Haven
50c
Oil
Dominion
New
1
Ltd.—40c
Ltd—
Oils
Tel
& Watch
Clock
*
Min
Idria
Jersey
Mexico
&
Coal
New
Pacific
New
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
York
&
North
Class
North
B
Ind
Northern
Nuclear
of
Corp
Class
A
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
3%
Feb
Seaboard
Western
Corp General—.———
2'/a
1%
2
2<
2%
1%
14,100
Jun
Jan
2
8,400
Feb
~2%
2,r.
15%
15%
100
15
—10
*—10
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57%
59
100
57% Jan
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1
-
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2,500
2
2,700
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1.400
5%
15,400
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Jan
Servomechanisms
Old
Sherman
10'/«
9%
9%
Jun
12%
12%
13%
2,100
11%
Jun
13% July
40%
47 %
4,600
36
Jun
47% July
42
47
36%
Jun
47
4%
Jan
25
~6f J
6
10 %
9%
725
-613
68,400
10%
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1ft July
8% Apr
14
Mar
Jun
91
Mar
87
95
'
96%
1%
"260
3%
1%
3%
1,200
103%
July
3% May
Jan
6%
95
1,700
Class
Feb
Silex
Jan
Silver
2%
1% May
I 214
17%
*
common
preferred
106%
cumulative
40c
Inc
preferred
—
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—
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6
•
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8%
111
4%
107
.
6%
1,100
111
6%
35%
6,600
31%
31%
Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd__25
5%% 1st preferred-—-—.
25
5% 1st preferred..
25
35%
redeemable
redeemable
4.80%
red
red
4.36%
red
25
pfd series A..25
preferred—
—25
1st
Pacific
preferred
1st
1st
4.50%
1st
preferred
preferred
1st
dividend
cum
$4.75
dividend
dividend
—25
„*
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
preferred—
Pan
Oil
Israel
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Park
100
vtc—
lc
(C A)<;Amer share—1 Bol
Motors
Chemical
Class
Penn
Traffic
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Corp
1
Ltd
—L——2
Co
2.50
....
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Pepperell
Manufacturing Co
Circle
Peruvian
v__l
Corp..
Oils
&
(Mass).20
2.50
;
Minerals...
1.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co...110
pesos
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Governor
Pioneer Gold
•
ioc
common..
1
Mines Ltd
l
Piper Aircraft Corp common.—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant
....
102
Mining Co
Products
Rico
31%
Feb
Southern
1,300
27% May
27% Apr
28%
Jan
"
Power
—!_•_.1
A
Telephone Co
&
Alexander
20c
common—..2.50
Corp of Canada common....
•
Royalties Ltd
—.1
Prairie Oil
Pratt
&
Pressed
R
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common.J_2~50
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
M
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Metals
of
America—
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^
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East
Progress
Providence
~.
Co
of
19%
107 %
~2%
Apr
29%
Jan
29%
Jan
4.56%
Jan
4.48%
convertible
25%
800
26% Jan
4.32%
cumulative
170
30
98%
99%
2%
4,000
19'/a
20%
97%
230
2%
49,500
107% 108%
;
2
——
Colorado—
Feb
104%
Jan
Apr
101%
12%
1%
~2%
1%
11,200
6
,
6
Materials
Pipe
20% July
Apr
110% May
Jan
2%
Jun
2%
Jun
5%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*1,000
9%
•8%
9%
Pyle-National
Quebec
Co
issued).
common...__I
Jan
Apr
4.200
7%
',7%
Jun
Standard
Industries Inc
16%
Jun
Standard
Oil
10%
Jan
Standard
7
Jan
8%
Feb
6
7%
16%
Jan
Jun
Jan
8%
2,400
%-r.v Feb
Standard
Products
4%
Standard
Shares
4%
^4%
_4%
500
4%
Jan
55%
58%
1,800
52%
Jun
60% Mar
19%
19%
200
18%
Feb
22 % Mar
2r
it
10,000
~2'/a
6%
2
tV
6%
•6%.
Feb
6
3,000
3%
7%
6%
6%
700
2%
3%
1,500
15 %
5,300
113
1,800
1%
l7/a.
v
I,
6
Jan
8 % Mar
Steel
Parts
Jun
4% Feb
26% Jan
Stein
(A)
Jun
13
16,
16%
2,600
12 %
99
97%
99
1,259
95
6%
6%
Jan
8
%
Shop
Stylon
8%
1,500
54
5%
7%
Feb
Feb
7,200
4!? May
54
100
12%
400
50% May
11% Mar
-
%
.
1
10,200
36%
9%
&
Stroock
Apr
Jan
12%
1
Stop
Jan
7
36%
6%
7,100
15%
16%
2,000
97/a
10%
% July
Jan
100
6.%
2,500
9
58
Mar
12% Jun
1% Feb
46%
514 May
14% Jan
18
x9%
1
Mar
67% July
513 May
19%
;
Sun
(S)
Talon
Inc
Class
—_j.
& Utility Investment
Electrotype (The) Co
Concrete
Inc
Texas
Mar
Texas
Calgary Co
Power & Light $4.56
Thew
Shovel
Oil
Reliance
Electric
Remington
Rice-Stix
Corporation.
300
500
15% Mar
29% Jun
Tishman
300
24
32%
45
Tobacco
44
45%
3,500
12%
700
12
21
200
20% July
21% Feb
~1
200
50c
dep rets ord
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Royalite
Corp
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Russeks Fifth
Russell
(The
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5
Inc
3
11111.11*
common
Ryerson & Haynes
1«
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10%
Co
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common
~
j
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San
Carlos
Corp Ltd
1
common
Inc
2 50
Milling Co Ltd
preferred
5%
series..
Trans
Cont
Industries
Trans
Cuba
Oil Co
Empire Oils
Trans Lux Corp
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Tri-Continental
86 %
Apr
99%
Feb
True
2%
2%
6,800
2%
Jun
2%
Jun
Trunz Inc
Apr
16%
Jan
"29%
700
15%
4,600
12%
Jan
15% Mar
48 %
1,000
46
Jun
51%
13%
13%
14%
4,400
~4
%
3,200
35%
3,200
"4%
35%
4
-
32%
25
.
12%
5
Feb
Jun
Jan
3% May
29% May
4%
4 %
4%
3,600
3%
5%
5
5%
1,900
5
Feb
Jun
Por
footnotes
see
page
_1
35.
30
Mar
Jun
15% Apr
7% May
5% Jan
35% July
6% Jun
6%
Jan
9%
82
9%
7%
84
.
Ulen
2 ®e
5 1
May
5% Mar
Jun
6
6%
3,000
4%
2,400
16%
Feb
1%
2
18,400
,v
1%
6% May
22
Jun
58'A
57%
58%
1,000
10%
10
10%
12,700
34%
33
34%
1,550
32
1,900
6%
.
5
!/
2%
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
5%
Jun
4% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
16%
Jun
300
15
1,000
1,300
2%
24
25%
1,300
17%
17%
5
5%
•
9% Mar
15%
15%
15%
50%
52
July
A
33% Mar
3% Mar
5%
17% Jan
17V4
Jun
19%
3%
JaJn
9
Jan
1,400
15
May
43
Jan
7%
7%
6,200
b%
6%
3J.600
4%
Jan
27% May
20
Mar
16% May
700
10,500
200
52
15
Jun
Jun
500
11
'Jan
I
Jun
3
Jan
18
Feb
29
3,300
19%
H
300
79% Mar
18%
May
12%
20,200
!
Feb
3%
57%
3%
Feb
19
6%
700
30
11
19'A
■?
Jun
700
2%
3%
7%
6%
40
4%
'
1,225
18%
,
Apr
6%
29%
24%
Feb
13%
17%
2%
3 %
66%
Jan
Jan
4%
3,600
70
6
16%
Jan
May
8%
900
3%
May
4%
14% May
16% Jan
56
Jan
29
Jan
21%
■
July
>A" 6%
Jan
4% May
25%
■! Mar
6 %
!
13 %
18%
Feb
May
Feb
Jan
52
8
Jan
*
5% May
July
Apr
8% Feb
15%
15%
400
14%
14%
14%
1,600
14% May
16%
30%
29%
30%
1,300
24%
30% July
11
11%
8,800
11
2%
5,100
Vi
2,400
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11
2%
2
%
%
14% May
17%
Jan
Jan
.3%
Apr
1%
Feb
May
"110%
Feb
48%
43
50%
8,000
27%
37%
37%
39%
1,300
23%
s
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Jan
3
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9%
8,100
10%
2,900
35
2%
10%
5,900
33%
22
22
22%
Apr
H May
106
35
Jan
13%
July
2
Jan
2%
4%
Jun
9
50% July
49% Mar
Jun
26 %
Feb
600
21% July
700
12
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
Jan
14
38% May
-
25%
Feb
18%
1,200
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1%
300
111;
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72
75
700
63%
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75
July
5
—
75
—
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14% Mar
A
19 % May
4%
ft
1,100
6% May
9%
99
75
96%
Jun
102
2%
3
7,600
"2%
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8
3,700
4%
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2,400
4% Mar
6%
1% Mar
5
1
2
5%
5
3
1
A;
3%
Jan
3
6%
5%
2
7%
6% Mar
fR May
98'A
.
•:
1
_
—
7%
6%
50c
.——
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-
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———1.25
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2%
2 A
3%
204,700
12,000
^
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May
8% July
Jan
Apr
July
mi
May
Apr
3%
800
3
Feb
12%
12%
12%
102,800
9%
Jan
12% Mar
37 %
34
37%
900
29 %
Feb
31%
31'/2
100
31 %
Feb
37'A July
34% Apr
5%
Jun
*
Corp
—
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
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—
of
Omaha
...
5%
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—20
57 %
23%'
Aircraft Products common.. .50c
1ft
United
Asbestos
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses
dep
Corp
4
Co
rets
92%
Apr
United
N
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
7%
100
RR
800
8%
Feb
1,000
3,300
23
5 %
Mar
Jan
July
9%
Apr
26% Mar
Jun
7 %
July
710
6%
Jan
8 !i
300
30%
Jun
35 %
6y2
6%
4,700
32%
6iS
6%
Jan
5%
32
...
46%
400
Jan
Feb
Apr
8
6% July
Jan
Ltd—
ord
&
_—1
8
7
59
5 'A Mar
300
23%
5%
...
Products common:
Jun
J
L.
Corp
9%
23
5%
300
1,100
59
9%
—
United
United
5%
5%
57%
5
•
5%
5%
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Company—
Chemical
5%
23.800
100
Apr
5
<A 5%
14
100
Gas Co of Canada——.
79%
registered
Canal
Sharing
——
common
4 It
Apr
6
ft July
212%
Jun
230
Jan
1
Jan
_10s
.100
__25
214
215%
1%
40
1%
214
—
200
2%
Feb
-
July
19%
Jun
20
2%
1.100
21
2
82
3% July
4% Mar
100
4%
26%
Jan
68
Apr
13%
Inc
Union
500
709
%
21
1
A_._10c
class A
Ltd
warrants
Management
Unexcelled
2,000
22
6
6%
4%
26%
.
:
500
8
u
10%
Jan
10%
United
21%
200
2,100
Jan
9
18% July
Feb
18','4
——————————
9%
7%
6%
25% May
25% Jan
A.
13%
Temper Corp.
Amer
84
preferred
Nevada
of
Airways class
Trans
50
series_20
Sapphire
4%%
Mining
Caribbean
2,500
series.20
preferred 4%%
preferred 4.40%
Petroleums Ltd
Trans
Apr
14%
20
Cumulative
Edison
Tonopah
Jan
47
-
3%
5%.
:
5%
Jan
18%
registered—£1
deposit rets ord
90%
28%
74%
3%
Amer
8%
15
100
Jan
?
1
70%
Apr
5,000
7%
5%
Jun
13% May
18%
74%
6 %
24%
800
Apr ;
44%
27
x23% May
5% Jun
,
15%
5%
28% July
47%
A
_1
& Construction
Jan
47
8
Cumulative
Jun
Jun
Jan
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
13%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative
Realty
90%
29%
25c
Inc
Roofing
Jun
s
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Tilo
5%
59
10
20
Toledo
1% Mar
1,500
2,000
.
8
7%
10c
Inc.
preferred—
Jan
13%
6,700
1,800
1
1%
Feb
12%
Co
L
Apr
46%
~7%
—5
common
31%
Jan
Apr
Jun
40%
58%
40% May
25% July
*
Jan
Feb
11%
~2%
18%
5%
25%
1%
"7%
Jun
24%
24%
6%
17%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common..::
20
Toklan
Oil
Corp
70c
38%
12%
2%
Jun
Apr
45% July
15% Jan
50,600
*7%
3
Jan
July
13
200
45
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Ryan Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
St
1
1%
1%
44%
£i
Ltd
Ave
F
1%
100
,-.-—11—11.50
Inc.
Co
reg
common..
Raceway
Oil
13
Mar
29%
~~
Royce Ltd—
Cable
21
.1
__i
Mining Co.
Valley Gas Co—
*
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Inc
Inc
American
12
20
Feb
pfd
Corporation common
Thorofare
Markets
Inc
27%
Engineering—I..5
Co
Co
convertible
70c
11%
7%
24%
24%
8
1
Thor
25%
Vtc extended to Jan 3
1965—.
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Rolls
30 % Mar
25%
..1
24%
_25c
Thiokol Chemical Corp
11%
Rico Argentine
Rome
Jan
22% July
20% May
26%
common..—
&
Arms
Grande
Jun
27
convertible
1,600
;
25%
preferred—
Reda Pump Co—
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Rio
__I
26%
67%
1
Jan
—_„10
—I
25%
69'A
7
common
Feb
20%
•
A
25%
3%
5
common..—
10%
Texam
300
9%
'
26% May
45 ' ' Jun
.
—.5
common
104%
common^....*
Pile
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
22%
Apr
400
*
—
common
Technicolor
29% May
21%
A
class
B
Jun
16%
22%
50%
300
1
Tampa Electric Co
75
160
43%
Corp.——-I——5
Apr
Jun
Jan
52
Jun
19% July
2% Jun
24%
preferred
Shoe
Apr
22% Mar
United
21 %
Feb
U
S
Air
3% Mar
U
S
Foil
—
Preferred
-25
common
Conditioning Corp..,..—!.
class B..
!,
1
14
14
„10
Machinery common- ..25
Specialties
.
6 % May
17%
Jan
,
Apr A
58%
33%
28%
1
—
common
July
98
1,200
43%
'
150
39%
28%
common...
Oil
Finch
Swan
I!"
Feb
9
4%
-.5
Inc—_—
Drug
4%
7% May
100
43%
—
Corporation
Ray
A
500
3%
——25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.—
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc.
—*
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
8/jf Jan
"
98% 100
5,500
"8%
5% Mar
■
; t: 9% May
42% Mar
Mar
51
17%
Corp..
& Co
"4% Jan
.
Feb
16%
-
4%
Stinnes
2%
July
39%
39 %
——5
—
1% July
2%
16%
—
Feb
54
12%
8
Apr
46% Mar
*
3,500
%
53
~5%
5%
12%. Jan
22
! 5% Mar
42
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—10c
Stetson (J B) common
1
•-*
25%
7,100
7,100
Apr
Jun
7,500
8%
Inc ——_—-—1
(Hugo)
4'
100
4%
8%
5%
Jan
21%
4a
v
3%
16%
Jan
5%
300
4 !
3%
Sterling
900
;
Feb
16%
3,300
67%
37%
15
3,200
;
3,800
18%
7%
28% Mar
May
37'A Mar
Jan
41%
5%
Co common—
Brewers
20
Jan
16%
40%
15%
1%
8%
11%
41
Apr
31 % Mar
v
July
1,000
15
57/a
66
5%'
;
3%
15% July
Jun
5,000
15%
18%
Jun
Jun
Sterling Aluminum Products common_-5
May
22%
1%
5%
22
2%
800
18%
107%
x6
9,300
5%
Jan
Feb
3%
16%'
16%
July
5
2% Mar
18%
6% May
2,300
24% Jun
1%
2
Feb
1
Corporation
&
%
1
common
1
Standard
1
Starrett (The) Corp
——1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary..^—
•
2%
16%
5%
—1
10
Co
Inc
Corp
Tube class B__T
!
5% Mar
12%
Standard-Thomson
Apr
Jun
6%
14
Feb
118 Jun
3
14%
—.———10
...
56%
Jun
20%
50c
(Ky)
Packaging Corp..—
Convertible preferred
Thompson-Starrett
Co__—
Rath Packing Co common,—
Raymond
~I"*5
;—
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
4%
12%
.1
1
...
Corp
Apr
-
Apr
44
34%
2,400
19%
5
Company
6%
61% Feb
'
28% Mar
40%
A 4,500
33
2
Jan
Jun
2% July
-
Jan
12%
—1
Stahl-Meyer Inc—.—:—————_*
Standard Dredging Corp common—^|_1
$1.60 convertible preferred—
__20
Standard Factors Corp....
—.1
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Q
Power
Railway
Rapid
3
Inc—;—
Co
Line.
Shoe
Spencer
Jun
July.
31 %
20%
Corp__2
13%
'm -800
! 15%
Spear &
July
37% Mar
17%
25
Southland Royalty Co
Jan
4
92
25
Feb
Jun
1%
1
1
1
Petroleum
California
Southern
Feb
~4% ;T5
1%
100
10,200
8%
5%
•
700
,
cumulative
Southern
Jan
~5
,
preferred
25
preference—25
preference.
•
25
preferred
25
preferred
v—25
preferred..——25
cumulative
Feb
1 %
19,600
4%
4.24%
Southern
2% May
1%
109,600
1 %
cumulative
4.08%
106% Mar
Jan
103
75
103%
Apr
Apr
39%
Jan
91% July
4% May
V
.
Edison—
convertible
27%
-102
224,500
25
38%
29%
*
original preferred
4.88%
2%
1%
25
common——12.50
26% May
24 % Apr
101
2%
200
38%
& Telev Corp.-lOc
Co
27
4
1%
16
*
5%
Oil
300
24% May
100% Apr
10c
Corp common
500
_
—„_
(when
Jan
32%
32
Jan
Mar
10%
Publications—
California
_
common
Jan
43%
Paper Mills
1,300
78%
4V\%
cumulative preferred
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
com.—
*
New
105%
May
—
25%
98%
2%
~6%
Inc.—_
Gas..
Public Service
121 %
July
42
102
preferred
27%
99% 100
i
Dome Mines Ltd
Mfg
May
101
117%
102
3%
28
;
*
25c
;
class
102
100
113
15%
(Howard)
Penn
10
Poloron
3.0CO
115
3%
25
'
.III
Polaris
Powdrell
50
...
Co
Wine
Pneumatic Scale
Porto
1
common
Valley
Jan
15%
27%
25%
1
Pep Boys
Perfect
Jan
4
25c
25%
1—2
.
Canada
68
2,500
•
Sonotone Corp
————....—1
Soss Manufacturing
common
—.1
Jun
South
60
Company
B
of
27
Smith
300
27%
Corp...
Parkersburg-Aetna
131% Mar.
Coast
ir—m
A) vtc—2* Bol
Parker Pen Co class A
Patino
__1
;
IC
850
4%
9'A
'! 25
Jan
8% May
5,000 fr
27%
•
.1
Ltd
Petroleum
91%
4%
102
Corp
Slick Airways Inc
South
103
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes common
P
27%
_*
Airlines.—
Pancoastal
89%
Shares..——5,000 fr
Electronics
Skiatron
Apr
4%
8 % Mar
*
issued
37% Feb
34% Mar
preferred
$4.36
27%
—25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
Jan
Feb
7%
\
91%
25
Lighting Inc
33% Apr
30% May
_—
5%
'Apr
18
-
Pacific
5%
Apr
10
102% July
23
Jan
1,200
34%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jun
15
1,150
26%
6 Vs
Jan
21%
Pattern common—
—1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Singer Manufacturing Co
—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——..£1
89% Mar
Jan
5%
May
2'A
15% May
l,8uj
1
convertible
$3
2,300
22 %
4,600
Simplicity
i, Apr
6% Jan
75
25%
118 Jan
4% July
13,000
:
3
Jan
Mar
&%
Canada
Precision
Simmons-Boardman
111% Jan
Apr
69%
200
15
15
105
500
.9%
6
9%
1
P
.77
4%
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas
ri%
—7
—
5,400
75%
1
.
52% Jan
110
2%
2%
Jan
11%
Jan
*
8%
common
When
17% May
65% Mar
1%
100
-—,100
-
American
Simca
3% Mar
2% July
Jan
12%
25
106%
106
25
Olympic Radio & Television Inc—_
Omar
I
2U
6,000
32,600
58
58
100
-90c
common.,
.
16%
2%
17%
2%
i.
.
7,200
2
Creek
Silvray
1
——_50c
3,900
1%
3
14% Mar
8%
B
Co
18 %
21%
'
*
common
preferred
of
Jun
10% July
14 % Jan
8%
of America class A
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.—10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd..—:
*<
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A————2
July
"
pfd__100
•
Ltd-——
Corp
t; 9
!€
Jun
2%
'6%:
Shoe Corp
10
4%
Apr
—1
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams
14% Jan
2\k
16%
700
A 900
13
6%
5
Products
Jun
Apr
1%
1%
Jan
19%
vll'P
.
Apr,
7%
Jun
17%
18
:
37%
10%
.
13
.
V.
5%
1% Jan
6,100
2%
r
.
*
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
19%
2%
10%
:
5,5jO
~8%
20c
Inc
common
Denn
47'/a
Company common
Town
Leather
Seton
Shattuck
8%
,
12.50
10c
—1
_——1
——:
—
18%
1
*
Corp of America..
Apr
510 May
13%
Jun
11
Servo
19
1
Airlines
Inc...
terrick
Apr
16
Feb
6
3/,;
j|
Bros
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
Corp class B
Jan
64
'
Jun
5%
6
f« July
3%
86% May
Feb
10
1
2
Feb
2
81
,
Okonite
33,900
Securities
?'
A—10
4'A%
B
2.V
1
America
class
2%
beernan
1
4%%
2%
54% Mar
*
Co
Oils
—50c
22% Mar
—*
class
common
15%
Feb
Company
Corp
2,600
Scurry-Rambow Oil Co Ltd..
o
Ogden
18%
Feb
—.
Oil
Oceanic
17%
16%
2
—50
Serv
18%
common
-20c
Co
Pub
Feb
Co
10%
Apr
22% Jan
38%
Ltd-
Oils
2.0CO
4,800
1—
RR
35
6,600
Airlines
Penn
34
74,100
Railway—
Cement
Canadian
North
July
Sculhn Steel
—10c
—•
Corp
—
Northeast
2
Fen
10%
Jun
34%
1
2%
,
High
Jan
1
2%
—
American
6
550
—1
Inc
Noroen-Ketay
:-7
1% May
7
1,100
-A———1
Co
Inc
18%
Mines.———
Norfolk Southern
1,800
Schick
•6%
46%
Honduras Rosario
Lites
Noma
1
3 % May
144% July
V
Low
'
8%
6%
17%
Merchandise--—
Nlpissing
Jan
6%
common———*
Auction Co
York
Jan
134
8%
45%
———
York
2
1,930
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
2 %
.
Oils
New
New
24,000
Low
Shares
8%
1814
112
_.
Co common
New
2 |i
144%
Prices
—25c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
f, Mar
Sales
for Week
Rai'ge
oi
Par
•!!
46'/a
Oils Ltd
&
Mining Co
2
If, Feb
1%
"
High
; :
25c
1
Land
Arizona
32,800
%
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Ita 1
•
Low
1A
Week's
Last
Sale Price
—50c
Zinc
New
Co
Chem
&
New
New
Shares
2%
1%
13
Friday
143%
2%
144
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
High
1%
1
Co
preferred
conv
v'l
100
Tel
<fe
Low
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
.Par
FOR
Sales
Ranee
47%
47
37
3.%
37%
14
11%
14
_10c
1%
1
52%
1%
'
51%
■
47%
1%
53%' \
18% Mar
46% July
61% Mar
36 %
8,400
710
39%
Jun
10% May
11,600
1%
4,300
30,100
Jan
7
50
:
J
Jun
34%
Feb
Feb
14% Mar
2%
Jan
60% May
Volume
Number 5551
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(247)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
13
*
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
:
r\
BONDS
r
;
U
Rubber
S
Reclaiming Co
Vitamin Corp
1
_1
United States
United Stores
Univerttel
Corp
26 %
4%
4%
43/8
29
17/B
Insurance
10
Universal
Products
Oil
■£
63
32%
32%
10
4%
common
Apr
•
5
,
Jan
2% Mar
Corp
convertible
$4
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman Industries
Venezuelan
68
Apr
Maranhao
Jan
32%
Apr
AMedellin
3,350
41 %
Jan
69
Jun
8,200
-.3% May
5
Feb
Syndicate
<
Corporation i.
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp—__
73/8 Mar
Jun
5
93
Jun
34 % Mar
2,000
200
9%
3,800
43/8
3,400
3%
5%
5%
14%
200
63/4
Jun
Aircraft
Co
Wagner Baking
-1%
preferred
Waitt
$2
1
Bond
&
Peru
Rio
de
a
Apr
dividend,
Apr
action
&
W'altham
Webb
&
Knapp
series
$6
Webster
Utilities
Texas
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
Stockholders
dep
Western
rets
Tablet
Westmoreland
Stores
5%%
Wichita
River
Wickes
(R
Wilrich
Wilson
.
5 %
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
Pwr
Woodley
10%
(F
Jan
26%
Jan
39
37
12%
Jan
243/4 May
28%
Jan
4%
1,100
20»/4
12
6%
100
7,700
1,200
33/4
: ■ 3%
475
102
103
50
''
Feb
IA
4%
173/8
8
59%
59%
60
'
.
—
—
—
"il8
%
112
Ercole Murrelli
A6%s
with
A6%s
ex
33/4s
series
Last
Sale Frio©
RR
AGesfuerel
1940
112
Guantanamo
Isarco
July
f,
7
Bonds
"
t583/4
1
96.06
98.06
96.13
94.45
96.17
68.94
179.18
96.03
97.89
96.13
94.43
96.12
167.39
68.98
179.87
95.90
97.90
95.89
94.46
96.04
J 67.61'
69.34
180.36
95.87
97.65
95.91
94.65
96.03
507.44
12
178.87
166.30
509.65
11
167.16
167.12
69.21
179.73
95.85
97.82
95.79
94.67
96.03
with
96%
96%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
A7s
ex
a
Nov
Nov
1
1st
RR
July 10
July
144%
98 %
15
•86
89%
3
68
73
583/4
89.67
96
Thurs. July 12—
July
June-Doe
4s
—i-.-:-.
90.48
2
99
—
400%
current
year are
as
1970
$165
1952
__
$48%
Jan-July
109
15
96%
y-y-
151
53
48%
51
$117
1952
coupon
Mar-No*
—_
490.8
Utility
157.0
Service
6%s
1953
Power
■':
;, __
100%
99
$95
96%
79
3%s
__
■.I"'—"
'
425.2
',
312.8
353.0
+ 0.6
yvy
160.6
152.4
+ 1.3
"
325.5
294.7
382.5
326.8
+ 2.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
96
98%
'
101
A6%s
with Oct.
A6%s
ex
Oct
1940
1
1947
1
J
"
$94
95%
93
99
98
$98
96%
■Xi
94%
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
97%
3s series B
1973
$95
_x
3%s series D
series E
1978
3s
series
1979——
F
3%s scries G
Southern
Counties
Ternl
Gas
Gas
Gas
3%s
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
-
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United
United Electric Service Co—
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
Wasatch
1947
1
Corp
1940
1
deb
ser
6s
1959
171,000
3,331,000
3,085,000
2,905,000
2,018,G50
—
2,673,000
232,000
11,359,200
13
Total
$15,470,000
$1,093,000
7
:.
1
2
<
96
99
96
102
102%
97
92%
'96
Stocks—No.
Bonds
U. S.
11,359,200
of Shares
v..
104
__v\
81%
19
102%
-100% 100%
83
83%
13
/'
J an-July
83
June-Dec
104
87
■
20-year 7s
A Baden
Jan
Industrial
351,000
18,431,000
532,912,400
53,274,900
506,709,500
$16,563,000
Railroad and
101,000
30,257,500
15,470,000
Foreign
$20,417,000
$563,485,900
$560,343,400
105
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
....
2
7
__
98
105 %
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
85
78%
103
102%
110
Stocks
105
V
'.
•
y;-
'•
Domestic
of
;
■■
Mon. July
AGs
series
A
1952
A6s
series
B
1951
Aprll-Oct
Port
f
&
Cons
secured
Waterways
Munic
6s
7s
1947_.
6%s
1947_
Bond©
NO.
July 10
——
Range Sine©
Low
1
High
Thurs. July 12__—
Fri. July
1952
18"l%
188
Stocks—No.
82
86
81
84
24,000
15,000
114,000
50,000
6,000
$300,000
$36,000
20
25
139
18
124
139
_June-Dee
115
115
4
110
115
government
Foreign corporate
*22
Total.
22,000
1,000
93,000
1955
-
73,000
27,000
126,000
$98,000
Jan. 1
1956
$434,000
to July 13
1955
3,893,425
128,326,982
136,323,538
$300,000
$604,000
1,114,000
$7,774,000
4,194,000
$9,283,000
11,280,000
36,000
Foreign
135
-
75,000
86,000
908,000
4,941,370
of Shares
Domestic
186
4-Feb-Aug
Ljan-July
53,000
'
Bonds
186
-
2,000
14,000
1956
181%
Bonds
$68,000
Week Ended July 13
180
Total
$20,000
37,000
4,941,370
Total
Fond*
Bonds
$3,000
$45,000
1,613,610
13—
Corporate
Government
Bonds
802,215
782,900
800,140
942.505
——
Wed. July 11
Jan.
Sold
1183% 188
^Feb-Aug
ADanzig
Tues.
9—
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
"
180
April-Oct
_Jcn-July
Jan-July
ACauca
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks-
AGerman
High
Exchange
'
—
1947_.
$8,000
$215,000
$12,000
1,974,000
102 %
Week's Rang©
Last
Period
(Germany) 7s 1951—
Valley 7s 1948
385,400,332
$1,093~66O
Transactions at the American Stock
•
—
$102% 106
Feb-Aup
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April
1946
I
1(55
1956
317,730,747
11,606,683 7
Government—
International Bank—
$100
4—
Interest
Exehang*
to July 13
__
.104% 104%
'
Friday
Stock
1
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Amerlean
Jan. 1
1955
1956
99%
100%
Shares)
BONDS
$16,563,000
101%.
943/4
7
84
84
.
June-Dec
Union
101
94
98%
110,000
2,914,000
Total
June-Aug
Newspaper
101
21
98%
$25
„
.
Western
~3
943/4
97%
$25
1956
1963
A
2,523,070
2,181,140
12——-
$114
Feb-Aug
1960
5s
98
98%
^June-Dec
1956
West
Traction
92%
94
—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
97
y
_
3,608,000
Week Ended July 13
95%
101 % 101 %
97%
94
3,634,000
300,000
-
"
96%
.
Fri. July
953/4
■
coupon
coupon
Gs
V
95%
$93
.
A7s
96
98
98%
97%
101 % 101%
101%
"
Feb-Aug
■ /••.
ex
90
$92
1970
with
A6%s
3s
3'As
/ yi-v-
.
3
'
April-Oct
1971___Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
&
'
,J
$92
—April-Oct
,
California
Southern
Southwestern
„
1981
■
94%
$95
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug. ;
Fob-Aug
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aufir
-
1976
3s
97%
$94
'
—
136%
102
94%
150
Sales
$280,000
2,453,420
Wed. July
Thurs, July
$140% 145
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
-
.
2%s series C 1976-
XXrr.,
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Totsa
Government
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
$3,35(4,0001
3,308,000
3,221,000
2,182,920
Mon. July 9
Tues. July 10
Service Electaic & Gas Co 6s
1998_Jan-July
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981—May-No*
Sapphire Petroleums Ltxl 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
1973—_
97
United States
int'l
Railroad
'
Shares
102
$25
Safe
3%s series A
96%
$114
'■'<
1960
coupon
"4
96%
Stocks '
Number of
98%
-
April-Oct
1960
coupon
-
103%
100%
Jan-July
Hydro-Electric Co—
101%
993/4
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
176%
99%
24
100
1003/8
April-Oct
1964__.June-Dec
1970
176%
—
$100% 101%
Jan-July
April-Oef
1968
1971
3s
$176%
Jan-July
1963
to
3%s
mortgage
Pdblic
AS
398.6
369.4
I;
-X.J:
101%
93%
99
$993/4
May-No*
1953
extended
1st
mortgage
Piedmont
-
500.8
+ 0.9
302.7
354.0
363.6
Mining
421.2
+ 2.9
155.6
306,6
/
and
459.4
+ 2.0
331.8
333.8
Transportation
Finance
/
319.0
+ 2.5
442.2
404.1
477.0
412.1
_____
Goods
Low
+ 2.1
347;i
354.5
453.2
Composite
High
360.3
Change
June 29, '56
■_
$25
100%
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
6%%
4%
19C3____
Power 3%s
1961
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s
A
1956—
Percent
Trade,
.
_
rxn
■
.:
68.05,Jan 18
v
follows (1939 = 100):
July 6, '56
Non-Durable
943/4
__
I"
vj-
7
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Duraole Goods
117
Low
80.49 Dec
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended July 6, 1956, for composite and by major industry
and with highs and lows for the
groups compared with the preceding week
'
114
High
|
-
$96%
114%
Range for 1955;;,
; ;
90.12
13:
98%
'
96%
78.87 Jan 23
-in V
11
65
.
90.48 July 13
____
Low
89.87
1023/4
983/8
93
.
$25
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
RR
mortgage
due
6%s
*
High
89.46
-i
$100
May-No*
coupon
1940
1947
1
Valley
England
1st
9
Tues.
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
i
Range for 1956
Cloning
July
65
142
t99% 101 %
May-No*
1961
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
Ohio
68.71
Hi
52
29
60
40
Bond©
506.52
2ft Mar
Jan.
4
70%
69
70%
Total
»
504.14
9—
10
Jan
Low
No.
99
ities
Range Since
Sold
52
Util¬
Rails
508.34
6
,
July
July
July
July
Mar
8%
Jun
High
10
Grade
Rails
trials
Second
Grade
Indus¬
yv
"
Manufacturing
1953
1953
debs
conv
10
First
10:
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
New
Stocks
Jan
-
coupon
1953______
Western
&
ities
Fri.
Friday'©
98%
May
1956
coupon
5%s
debs
6s
roads
Mar
14
1142% 155
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger Line
65
Wed.
Bid & Asked
98%
May-Nov
1993
1965
5s
1947
Util¬
trials
/
52
June-Dec
1978
B
Mtge Co
1
1
Rail¬
Date
Jan
106
71§ Mar
**
5,200
or
June-Dec
1993
A
series
3%s
Elec
Nov
Nov
-Bonds—
Indus¬
Mon.
86%
&
Averages
Total
64% May
86%
Authority
Lt
being
15
55% Apr
Jan-July
Water
Ex-dlvidend.
x
-Stocks-
Apr
17%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Elmira
(not included in
year's range), r Trans¬
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquldating dividend.
transacted during current week.
transaction
sales
no
20
Date—
40
Fuel
prices;
30
21% Mar
95 V4
&
on
July
93%
Gas
listed
VYeek'u Rang©
'
Period
1970
40
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
July
£1
;
57%
<36%
the
are
16% July
June-Dec
Eastern
Under-the-rule
Stock and Bond
Below
12
,
Interest
A
2
..
101
1
Exchange
4s
39
receivership.
;
'■
aboVe—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
250
-
-
Quar-Feb
4s
38
<
series
mortgage
38
being traded flat.
300
12%
16%
■
Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
mortgage
n
asked
1,900
12
16%
„_5s
45
54
10
9% Mar
Jun
Boston
A 1st
54%
Jan
■fa Jan
16
2
Appalachian
1st
54
Jan
-3% Apr
14 % May
15
•
Jun
18% Jun
1,700
6%
6%
47/8
16%
25
3% Jan
800
123/4
m %
/-
Pump 4s inc, debs 1994
Chicago Transit
Mar
2% July
Jun
19%
103
104
45
54
Jun
Jun
•
1
common
2%s
102
__
§ Reported in
31% May
1%
%
100
pfd
Feb
20%
-.•..v..
Low
Edison
1463/4
2012__Jan-JuIp
2s
Jan
10%
S26
BONDS
&
and
Vk
Jan
150
Friday
A Amer Steel
140
500
4
16
Inc
Stock
8% July
:
107,300
12%
25
;
deposit receipts
6% preference •
1
_i_
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—___—
American
Jan
2%
~iVs%
10
.
American
-•
A Bonds
Jan
10%
5
*
Ltd—
33/b
A Jan
V'"
!_l
;
Machine—
W)
►103% 103%
Abbreviations used
1043/4 Mar
1%
25
4%%
r;
.
__
Apr
10%
•
1
Lt
__
$65
_Ja7i-July
(not included In year's range),
bid
July
20%
900
39
37
"2%
_1
Industries
Petroleum
Woolworth
•"
10c
1
&
2%
45
30%
-
Ltd
Industries
Ex-principal,
Apr
58% May
4,600
■
,__1
Co
____r
Feb
20
133% Feb
30
.
10
Co
Newspaper
Woodall
30
common—.
Brothers
1,400
■
Corp
&
6%
5
%
20
Corp____
C)
h
for cash
154% May
2 3/4 May
99% July
10
•
...
^
Petroleums
101
'zk':
;
45%
Mar
3
193/b May
400
2%
2%
101
■
com
^
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
'
■
72
43%
__
10
common
Oil
(The)
Apr
2% Jun
100
20
Is
preferred™
conv
Jan
135
2008
1951
Ltd—
_1
Inc
2
1,120
20
1st pfd__100
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
White Eagle Internat Oil
White
30,600
2%
150
■*
.. —
100
shares
i.:
Inc
2%
151%
2%s
72
22% Mar
1% Jun
•
Stationery
Coal
Westmoreland
pfd
Invest
ord
&
19% Jun
3,700
Ltd____
Western
Western
Amer
1,700
1%
■
1.25
4.40%
Leaseholds
23
20%
2%
v
5
Manufacturing
West
Feb
1%
■
151%
*
Wentworth
3%
17% Jun
1 %
10c
(Del)—,
111% Mar
Jan
200
20%
20%
1
Inc_,
Inc
108
3%
A)
76
155%
1*5
-
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction
(not
included
in
year's
range), f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
Jan
3%
1
common
preference
Investors
53/4 Mar
■
30
Inc
Co
5%
4% Jan
_1
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
4% Jun
300
(Plan
stamped
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A)
7%
200
t71
Sinking
173/8
5 % r
$155
(Republic of)—..
Jan
4%
lis
•
—Feb-Aug
1958—Mar-Sept
1949
6%s stamped
160
Apr
5
.
___100
j.
Inc—_
cumulative
Wallace
♦
ext
High
66
$65
8%
4%
4%
ctfs
1
Low
t66
May-Noy
April-Oct
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_.
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008—Mar-Sept
7s
IFriday's
—
voting
6%s
May-No*
AMortgage
WVWaco
Jan.
No.
Germany—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
10% Mar
Feb
Range Sine©
Sold
High
*88
6%
47/8
Bond©
Friday's
$45
Jun
14,200
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
5% July
143/4 Jun
1,500
15
6'/8
Sale Price
June-Dec
Jan
105
Apr
8% Jun
4Va
May
::2: 5%
4% Mar
91
9%
5%
14%
6%
2
*
_l
Feb
283/4
98
97
9%
4%
20c
Inc
/' 6%
100
47/s
5
97
(Peru)
stamped
City
Jan
84
1
(Prov)
ALima
55%
100
Last
Period
redeemed)
AHanover
30%
31
31
warrants-
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vinco
—
Co
Steel
of)
(20%
Jun
63/4
6 3A
1
5
*
common
(City
1939
l7/8
V
Valspar
7s
Apr
50
47/a
4%
4
297/8
AHanover
200
64
x62
63 %
.5
Co
Sugar"—.
Jan
2,800
2
63%
15
Consolidated
Universal
15%
8,200
Week's Rang©
Friday
Interest
Exchang©
Low
4% Mar
July
500
2
25c
Corp
Universal
Utah-Idaho
28%
Stock
Hiah
n*>-
2 %
...w
__50c
common
American
High
Low
Par
American
Range Since Jan. 1
—
—
98,000
$434,000
$1,804,000
$12,876,000
1,762,000
$22,327,000
(248)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.
Boston Stock
Week's
l ast
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconaa
Corp
Tel
St
St
Boston
Edison
Cities
Gas
Co
St
General
Gillette
Loew's Boston
Lone
Star
National
New
N
Tel
&
Y, N H
Noibute
Olin
RR
IN
Mathieson
215
53%
Jan
44%
Feb
301
15% Jan
10
Stone
U
17%
103
34%
105
97%
131
6o%
Jan
8c
200
17%
280
20%
50
2%
*
Apr
16% May
2,234
144%
1,820
134%
58%
224
24%
1.793
26%
10
9%
Jun
July
51%
459
34'/a
70
19%
1,789
25
430
31% May
16% Jun
23% Jan
26
373
50%
20% Jan
50
51
47%
47%
47%
1,095
S.l%
W%
201
48
Jun
59%
120
56%
Jan
54%
-0%
58%
1,187
59%
25
59%
39
5
8 Smelt,
Refining St Mining Co—50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
8
54%
■>.:
2,322
49%
Jun
46% July
Jan
Jan
Consumers
Davidson
10% Mar
Jan
Divco
34% Jan
19% July
27% Apr
29
May
55 % Mar
60% Apr
Ford
Gar
69% Apr
67 % Mar
51% May
66
Mar
64
May
Goebel
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
"
Week'a
Par
'
34 %
10
com
8.50
nreferred
; ^
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
^
Tissue
--
50
I
Gibson
Kahn
common
*
U
(new)
B
Preferred
-
67%
68%
35
35 %
•»
50%
79%
50
78 /a
73 /a
59%
13%
!
5
Co Inc
—-
-
.
—
48
Jan
62%
245
100
15%
12%
Jan
Jun
70
2"% Mar
224
■
30
30
45
Jan
72
57%
Jan
200%
Jun
217% 218%
94 Vs
94%
20
15
20
3
3
3%'
100..
„3
3%
3%
~6
Co
Paper
—
common
Manufacturing
Products
—4
Co
36%
15
.
82
34
July
32% May
52% May
11
11
31%
7%
...
;
Southern Indiana
Standard Oil (Ohio)
65
663
40
15
130
14%
Feb
38
39%
145
33%
Jun
32%
56
Jan
36 Va
18%
Jan
33
33
-
40
10
37%
38%
64
43%
44%
120
20
38%
38 Va
10
41%
60
7
May
32
Apr
35
July
41%
78%
Jun
Jan
36% Jun
41% July
22% Feb
—
—
Sunray Oil
—
52%
56
114
47%
56%
47%
22
56%
HO
33%
117
59%
5
58%
Jun
21%
21%
85
19%
Jan
46%
23
46'A
10
39%
60'A
39%;
60%
20
52'/a
53
.
__
Union Carbide
•
Steel
—
'
__
16%
12%
—
W)
10
__
__
„
5
'
30
7%
7%
75
25%
25%
10
13%
13%
128% 129%
4
50
Jun
41%
Jan
43
May
49% Mar
57 Va
35%
4%
100
3% Jun
1%
1%
3,100
30%
30%
300
1
Apr
24% Jan
*
see
1998
45.
—
46
48%
62% Mar
Cyanamid
&
47% Jan
7% July
22% Jan
13% July
7
103%
Feb
51%
Feb
56
57
50
47%
47%
10
51% May
45% Jun
71
May
28
Apr
14% Mar
130% Apr
62
Apr
66
Mar
50% Mar
53
150
53
Mar
59% Feb
St
Tel
&
SS
&
Ref
Tel
Steel Corp
Oil
Atlas
Co
Barker
Co
St
Oil
(111)
-
(Un)
Oil
Bros
Corp
common
.
Co
Inc
Borden Company
Borg-Warner
/'
•
Feb
11 Va
Jun
14
Jun
o°
25
73%
43"A
17%
41
10%
Feb
75% Feb
84
May
34%
51%
Jan
Jun
67%
May
47
Feb
Mar
85 % Mar
Jan
31 Vs
•
43% July
61% July
4
16 i
Feb
23 V* May
369
15%
Jan
609
142'%
Jan
19% Apr
162% Apr
610
37%
50
17%
158% 159%
40%
41 Va
57
186
599
al9% al9%
159%
Jan
Jun
-
446
•
24% Ma*
50
•
1.250
62%
15% Jan
a—''--/
179
170
557
May
48% Apr
Apr
13% Jun
76%
20% Jun
617
,
23% July
32
a—
1,308
;
39%
4lVa
—
,
Jun
225
61V2
62V2
—
X
43 Vs
63%
79%
72 %
—
,
555
26 Va Mar
;
Jan
38%
^
1
25
79%
--i
.
65
50
51%
182 V* 182'A
p
_10
-
42% Mar
Jan
9%
10%
1,440
18
18
500
5%
5%
5%
200
14
14'/2
497
6%
5%
6%
24,111
3%
Jan
8%
8Va
8%
1,958
7%
Jan
8% Apr
8% Feb
29 "A
29 %
318
20% Jan
29% July
*.
—
3
13
.
10
50c
all%
5<J /
2"
5 '
i
1
1
(Un)
5
Jun
July
July
7% Feb
12% Jun
;15% Jan
5 %
Jan
31% July
May
54
,
26c'
—
12
27
22
55%
253
50
Jun
1%
35
155% 155%
19V2
Jan
349
900
1%
__
303
al2
.17
400
9%
1% Jan
146
-
Feb,
17%
1,955
17c
"26c
49,600
19
19%
3,721
15%
12% Jan
94
94
442
70%
46% July
3% Jan
17c
July
Feb
Feb
25 Va
i
Jun
Feb
57%
Apr
2%
Feb
165% Apr
18% May
35c
Apr
19% July
94
July
a47%
—
a47Va
a48
196
3%
4%
9,216
14%
14%
100
14% July
59%
4Va
15
(Un>_^
18
July
24%
a30'/8 a31Va
1%
5"
(Un)
10%
9 % July
18
24
—
a30%
*
Corp_,
Corp
51%
--
—
25
12%
a44% a447/a
21%
22
22
2
Mining—
Corp
Airplane
(Un)
Oil
—
22% May
Feb
1,601/.
:/
al5Va al5Va
—
5
<Un)_
Diamond
Stores
12%
—
•
Jan
101
17
/
73%
5% Feb
121% Apr
36% July
123% Apr
May
:i 31% May
2,184
45%
71'A
,
•
23Vs
Jaa
July
10% May
-
3% July
1.048
Jan
1.40
48
111
175
*
<
Jun
7% Jan
1,350
;
25%
45V*
.
1
(Un)
Bolsa Chlca
45%
.;
-
a30% a3lVa
1
Aviation
(Un)
Consol Mining
Bethlehem Steel Corp
w
22%
—
20c
Corp (Un)
common
22%
24%
21
Jan
1
(Un).
:
Benguet
--
18% July
95c
36%
!
High,
^1
(Un)
Instruments
New
25
10.
(Un)__
CO
Beckman
210
»
36%
36'A
36%
al47% al42% al47%
.20
Co—
Mammoth
—
5
(Un)
Bendix
Boeing
60
Fe
common
Petroleum
Oil
194
——„10-
—
Refining Co
new
Bell Aircraft
Bishop
4%
all4
;
25
Co of Calif-
Black
4Va
all3%
—
•
_50
(Un)
(Un)
Basin Oil
Blue
300
■■
(Ua)
Baldwin-Lirrta-Hamilton
Bankline
10
—
100
—
Manufacturing Corp
Bandini
10
,
(Un)
(Un)
preferred
Avco
275
♦
Refining Co (Un)
Corp
57o
13.925
48
10
(Un)—
Topeka & Santa
Atlantic
1.20
48
1
St
Anderson-Prichard
&
18%
1.05
(Un)__1
—
Atchison
18%
(Un)-—^2 ?
Chemical-
Tobacco
American Viscose Corp
Anaconda
Co
(Un)
Armour
Low
—
1
(Un)
Range SUtee Jia, l
High
1.15
Foreign Power (Un)_
American
Jan
10'A Mar
Corp
Co
Smelting
Ashland
-
Shares
10.'J
Electronics
Potash
Armco
8»l«s
fcr Week
*
of Prices
18%
(Un)__——-12%
American
% July
43%
Co
American Radiator
.
Jan
96
53
5% Apr
1% Mav
31% Mar
Exchange
Range
Low
—_—.—•
(Un)_
Arma
American
Mar
44% May
38% July
(Un)
Inc
Can
Bond
page
7% July
13% Feb
:"-'3
14%
Week's
Last
1
(Un)—
(Un),-
American
Jan
May
Mfg
Ltd
Bosch
American
May
30
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
28% Mar
4% Apr
10% Feb
16% Mar
Jan
4%
Apr
8% Jun
18% Apr
May
4%
1%
1
Broadcasting Para Thea
Apr
59%
59'A
837
4%
*.
Dye
Airlines
American
52% Apr
49% Mar
49%
St
American
81% May
10
23
420
7%
10c
Pictures
American
41 % July
28
Apr
59'A
—_5
Amer
109% July
47% Jan
33
1
American
38% July
44'A July
46 %
Chemical
American
July
52%
Artists
Aluminium
49% Mar
45%
53
100
4%
1
Allls-Chalmers
Mar
—
Corp
Allied
24% May
37% Mar
*
25%
37
Feb
14%
-
.
Reduction
Allied
16% May
39 V8 July
29%
21%
33%
21%
Jan
46%
10
17%
7%
14 %
1
Corp.—
Co (Un)
Alleghany Corp
(Un),
Air
% Jan
37% Mar
47%
,_25
182
Mar
13% Jan
Jun
.1
;
7
3% Jan
18%
4%
10%
■
14% Jan
3% Jan
27% Feb
—-1
:
;
Aecn
95'A May
14%
A
600
325
1,760
25%
1
Jan
Jan
July
10
May
2% May
385
8
18%
25%
Par
Admiral
59% July
53
Jan '
62
—
2,535
31%
8
Sale Price
41
34
41%
23"%
5
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
10%
2%
31%
Friday
Apr
48% Feb
80% July
236 va Apr
206
———15
502
Los Angeles Stock
34%
58%
3
-—.
5
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3% Jan
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6
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57% Apr
14% Apr
July
8
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Corporation
700
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270
10
10%
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100
10
Jan
July
4
Jan
Feb
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May
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455
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5% May
Mar
Jan
Feb
27
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3%
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Feb
23
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16
15%
STOCKS
Jan
56%
Sears Roebuck
35%
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16%
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100
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800
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Jan
50
109% 109%
Feb
100
5
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5
Sherman
Mar
62%
38%
13
18%
35%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
2%
1%
5%
17% Mar
19 %
Apr
July
2% May
3% Feb ;
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200
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1
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61%
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Republic Steel class
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29% Jun
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40% May
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300
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5
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84
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25
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Feb
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New York Central
Jun
60
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58%
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3%
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Jan
Jan
294
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20%
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22% May
62% Jan
59%
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3
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Jan
33
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8
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May
40
10
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—-——_3
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4
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Rockwell Spring St Axle common-
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13 /a
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Westinghouse
69
Jun
65 A
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67% July
35% July
26%
7%
5%
1
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Jun
15
62'A
307/a
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28'A
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Chemical
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35 %. May
51%
—
5
Ford Motors
Toledo Edison
Feb
282
70%
2%
16%
4'A
10 % July
32%
1
—
Electric
Feb
100
2,
1
Products
Clemens
14%
325
4%
26%
5
Wines
Davis
1,876
11%
4%
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3% Apr
18% Apr
11% July
10%
5
Stamping
Preferred
Feb
17
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5
common
8% Jan
36
2%
16%
4%
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July
13%
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Federated Department Stores
Southern
.
—
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Electric Auto-Lite
Socony Vacuum
15
95
68
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32
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Jun
Jun
100
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34
Jan
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51% Mar
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Apr
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Feb
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51% Mar
59
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12
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Jan
100
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18
33
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Burlington Mills
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4
43%
25%
Jun
19
47%
Industries
Michigan
29% July
102% Jan
28
95
60
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Masco
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Apr
Jun
43%
32 A
62 %
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Feb
96
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10
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American Cyanamid
American Telephone &
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Chrysler Corp
59
21
25%
84%
18
50
10
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29% Mar
37%
46
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Jun
695
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26
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99
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Jan
21
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43% July
20
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32 %
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12%
26%
85%
27%
—
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Cincinnati Transit
50
100
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25
17%
29%
Howell Electric Motors
Range Since Jan. 1
Apr
245
500
1
St
2Va
19%
43%
—-20
Industries
Jun
Apr
19%
66%
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Jan
16% Mar
43%
19%
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25
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48%
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Brewing
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for Week
21 %
2
19%
Trailer
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Salea
Range
of Prices
Ls.sl
Sale Price
,
21
Jun
49%
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Hoover
21%
1
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Hall
14%
10
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4%
37%
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May
25
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378
15%
25
common
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27
1
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Economy
Federal
3%
27
15%
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Detroit Steel
325
3.50
Motors
Gray
LOW
3%
15%
Manufacturing
Detroit Edison
Detroit
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
1
Power
Continental
Apr
57%
Apr
Rubber
Shares
Low
2
common
—
Apr
28% Mar
24%
Products
for Week
of Priren
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Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper -J
Mar
July
28 %
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20% Mar
Metal
Brown McLaren
Apr
61%
25 %
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112
Feb
18%
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May
22% Feb
22% Feb
75
22
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105
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Apr
17%
144%
28%
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Jan
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Allen
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Friday
Jan
Jan
26%
21%
4%
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56%
24
KALAMAZOO
Detroit Stock
48% July
146% Mar
25
105
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65 % Mar
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49
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100
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Jun
60
1
62%
48
100
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51% May
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61%
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576
1,069
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55
59%
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55
52%
57%
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Midwest Stock
26 % May
50
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16'/a
285
5
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Shawmut
Jan
69%
1
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
RexaH
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26
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Northern
150
51%
•
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/
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
25%
100
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Companies
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57% Mar
26% Jan
67%
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Hart
155
17% Jun
49%
——5
Electric
Tel
&
Jun
Feb
York
87% Mar
*
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England
E
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52%
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Members
New
10% May
187
Jun
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v.;
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Watling, Lerchen
High
10
Co
13
Apr
70% May
68% Mar
(new)—:
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137%
13%
Assoc
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65%
4
31
1
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673
55
Co
Kennecott
75
17%
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Island
54%
6% July
178% Jun
:
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13%
—
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Electric
2,133
72%
53%
Capital Corp
General
181 % 182%
17%
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First National Stores Inc
Ford Motor Co
44
5
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Service
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50
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100
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100
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17% May
62% Apr
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31% Jan
56% Jan
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35 va
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.
1|| Feb
25
Service
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36% Mar
1 j'j Mar
1
Chrysler Corp
Cities
31-58 May
60
•
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Co
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May
8f| Apr
274
1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un>
Chicago Corp (The) (Un)
4
7
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1
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Jun
lj§ Mar
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60
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Gas
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Central
—
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Carrier Corp
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Certain-Teed
5
1
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Petrol
Canadian
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for Week
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Inc
Lorillard
Macy
;
Pet.oieum
Lockheed
,11
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*
.
Jan
11% May
1
9% 4?n
13% May
29 Va Jan
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700
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of Prices
>-
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WEEK
Friday
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Sal* Pi ice
FOR
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Week's
-
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STOCKS
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55 Va
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.
I
54%
55 Va
4,029
49% May
49% Jan
358
58%
854
50%
Feb
62% Apr
62% Apr
53'A
10
a58% a61 Va
58%
7
53%
169
50
Jan
71% May
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
5
al5% al5%
50
15%
Jun
5
a53 Va a54 Va
65
52%
Feb
Stone
*
&
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Inc
(Un)-
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Sunray
10
34
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34
397
7 Va
7 Va
361
25%
775
lVJLlU-\_/UIlLAiiCliC Oil—*
Mid-Continent
Superior Oil Co of Cal
-1
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25
48 %
46%
48 %
430
—7.50
a53
a52
a53
200
Co
(Un)—_
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
U July
14% Jun
43% May
67
May
—
25 Va
25al,050% al,050% al,050%
75
31% Mar
7 Va July
22%
1090
45 Va
Jan
Feb
Jun
48% Feb
17%
Jan
52% Feb
34
Feb
10% Feb
28
1090
48%
Apr
Feb
Jan
55 % May
■■(
The Commercial and Financial
38
Chronicle
(250)
...
Monday, July 16, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
stocks
'
•
■;
Texas
Inc
Textron
Transamerica
Corp
733
64%
33%
500
22%
22%
31% May
22% Jun
Warrants
Truax-Traer
Carbide
(Un)
Carbon
Pacific
New
Aircraft Corp (Un)
United
Corp
United
Fruit
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Jan
27%
Jan
12% Mar
a27% a27%
5(1
26%
Feb
21 & Jan
29 % May
1,958
a35
286
a34%
v.-
Water
Washington
Air
Western
50%
Pacific
Western
RR
(Un)—r
&
Worthington
Radio
Zenith
930
53
Box
53
465
30
200
21
42
'26%
26%
Steel
Admiral
-
General
64
-
Advanced
Aluminum
Corp
28c
-
28c
Co
% July
a53
a53
Apr
Great
July
Apr
Greif
Bros
•z6% July
37% Jun
Apr
Jun
65% Mar
Howard
Feb
56%
Apr
39c
Jan
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
*
May
July
-
16% May
Mar
53%
Apr
a—
Brick
Central
Indiana
American
Airlines
American
Broadcasting
"
Paramount
American
(Un)——
(Un)
American
Cyanamid Co
American
Investment
American
Machine
Rights,
Co
&
Stand San
Tel & Tel Co
&
24%
1
45%
73%
16 Va
16%
6%
21%
(111)
$1.50
79 Va
Atchison
38%
38
39%
76%
—
Athey
Washer
76"%
May
51
r
84 Va May
35
1,100
•
7#
46%
Feb
62
15%
Feb
23 %
8%
8%
200
6%
Feb
11% May
17%
17"%
600
15%
Jan
20
'Mar
Martin
—29%
29%
Fe
50
— :
159% 161 %
100
28%
Jan
30 % Mar
Santa
200
140 %
Jan
.4
14
10
—
,
Co
41
—1.50
Manufacturing Corp
13%
14
40%
■
3%
41
5%
Jan
Marquette
May
Marshall
Merck
Apr
300
Rastian-Blessing
13
Co
Bearings Inc
Belden
(Un)
•
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5
Binks
Booth
Fisheries
Co.—
Corp-
.
44% May
1%:
.
Feb
Mickelberry's
26
,18%
10
2
V
24 Vn
19%
Jan
Jun
34% May
62% Apr
;■
1%
Jan
143%
Jun
20 y2
700
v:
17
-
166
29
Food
South
Brothers
common
(Un)—_
Brewing
Mississippi
Missouri
Modine
River
Central
Illinois
Light
Central
Illinois
Public
Certain-Teed
-V
Mar
Apr
34%
Jan
50%
Apr
21%
$3
Chic
convertible
Milw St
preferred
13%
14
500
13 y8
Jun
17 Va
Jan
42%
43%
1,000
28%
Jan
43% July
National
Container
25%
25'%
7; 1,500
22%
Feb
30%
National
Paul &
Distillers
;
;
Towel
Co
Cleveland
Cliff's
Jun
36% Mar
National
6% July
National
Lead
Jan
59 % May
National
Standard
15
Jun
II
34
1534
3oq
2%
300
38%
600
21
2%
1% Mar
Jan
National
Jun
New
Jan
.V 39 Va Mar
51% " Jan
57% July
33%
Gas
^
28
Jan
34
31%
32 "
500
22%
Jan
32% May
Northern
Jan
66% May
27% Apr
Northern
States
400
54 y8
'400
23 y2
Jun
Consolidated
Consumers
Container
Cement
Power
Corp
64
May
65%
Jan
20
700
18% May
25 y4
Jan
Northwest
237/a
24%
200
22% July
31
Jan
Oak
33%
35'
100
32 y4
Jun
46
Feb
39»/4
_
: 39»/2
300
37%
Jun
43 % Mar
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137
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1
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footnotes
see
naee
147 Va Mar
58
Apr
10 Va Mar
Feb
14%, Apr
16%
28Vt Jan,
53
July
24 Va May,
.
/
26
Mar
15 %
18
Feb
38 V2
Feb
27
Mar
Jan
65
Jun
5Vb Mar
3Va May
6%
60 V2 Mar
Apr
Apr
8%
Jan
41%
42 %
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35%
35!/8
37%
5 600
25y4 May
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.
Feb
32
Apr
47 %
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70Va July
24%
Feb
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700
,
>
39
■
.
37% Mar
23 V4
18%
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100
16
July
19
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7% i
73%
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43 %
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46%
Apr
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100
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34
42
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51
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■
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July;I
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Jan
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46
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32%
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92
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534
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Apr
16%
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40
44% Mar
42 % Mar
37%
75
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26
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56
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100
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350
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42
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20
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16
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50
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18%
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.
34
Jan
-
July
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47 Va Jan
Jan
94
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42
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16% July
7,600
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16
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56
Jun
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Apr
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>
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36
300-
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5
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44
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65
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53 v2
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41
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1
20
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20
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19
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14%
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Corp
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5
1
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1
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./
common
L
5
Jan
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Jan
82 %
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5% July
200 y4 Jun
9%
Jan
Apr
35%
34%
200
-
24 %
Feb
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54% July
Jan
46%
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Jan
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61
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Public
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Co
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of
.
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23%
23 %
44
%
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,
/
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Apr
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44%
Apr
14%
>
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5%
Apr
10 Va
500
>:25%
Apr
36 %
400
-
13%
Jun
18
40
23 Va
Jun
26%
22%
Feb
1.300
;
28
Feb
700
Jun
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
Mar
167% July
26 V. May
Jan
37%
Feb
45 Vb
63%
600
54%
Jan
74% Mar
23%
400
36% Mar
52%
104%
400
20% July
79% Jan
51%
104%
5
52%
500
49 V8
Jun
7%
7%
100
6%
Feb
103
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■
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147
20%
-
14
37%
37%
700
69
37%
14
69
100
45
46%
900
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(Un)
-r
115
500.
Jan
19% May
9%
>
-
-
61%
«
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24%
36
Jan
16% Mar
1.100
10
23%
31 %
50
4,100
22%
63%
.10
_*
9%
165% 167 %
1
Corp
Oil
(Un)
wi
Co
24 V*
3
(The)
Service
Pullman
12.50
(Un)
common
50
100
33VaC
;
100
35%
10
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco
May
57%
14 V8
25
Pennsylvania RR___
Pfizer
•
38
•
,
prior preferred
Corp common
conv
pfd
Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un).
i.
35% Mar
235%
56%
108% 108 %
54%
10 %
300
-
1
Corp..
Peoples
Feb
34%
__
lo
56
lOVa
6% July
8
;
2.800
28%
26%
56
:
100
36
1
/___
(Un>—
conv
$1.60
Apr
Feb
10,900
;
25%
Warrants
Jan
37%
35
1.000
-
28%
1
Penn-Texas
37% July
9%
10
34 %
3D
*
6% May
9
10
5
Chemical
Patterson-Sargent
Jun
32%
Feb
8
6V2 July
500
7 V»
7%
5
lo
Pan American World Airways
Pictures (Un)___
92 Ve July
71/4
42%
May
/> 7
7%
12
Olin-Mathieson
51% Mar
92
53
Feb
Jun
15 Va May
-
1
July
July
600
/
30 VB
IVA
40
800
.
13 V*
29%
1
:
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Co
34%
V4
42
gg
150
2,100
•
Mar
.
May
20
"
-
Jun
72 Vb
66% Jun
29%
-
12%
5
Co
Oil
27
16
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Jan
19 %
29%
*
common
Ry. common
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33
lo
45
10
50%
16:
.
1
Gas
Edison
Feb
Feb
May
90%
—
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de Nemours (Un)
July
.
23% Apr
,
Feb
May /'■
1,700
13 Va
2
RR__
Ohio
98%
40
29»/s
20
(Allen
16
——t
Bancorporation
Jun
30 Va
33
(Un)
Feb/-
41% July
•
;
Jan:
3 V2
...600
2oy*
19%
12.50
Paramount
1
—
Co
s59
Jan
Jan
300
,
1
1 ;
Phillips Petroleum Co
Company
Edison
8
34 Va
(Un).
(Un)
42% July
52 % Mar
—-25
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.;—;
Dow Chemical Co
Jan
i .53% Apr
Feb >
;
43%
100
59%
8%
33 v2
Manufacturing Co
'Oklahoma
71% July
4034
.
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Jan
"7%
;/
Jan
15%
16
10
Continental Motors Corp
30
34%
Co
Ohio
"
Jun
28%
-
(Minnesota)
Mar
4034
5
America
Apr
Jan
115
650
59 v4
4
Corp.
Illinois
103
411/.
Co
of
37 v»
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*
Jun
21V2
100
65 ■>,
4% # 5
70 %
10
Co
Car
Illinois
55
67%
25
American
Northern
July
-
4114
common
21'/-»
63%
66%
Mfg
Pacific
Northern
75
71'/4
♦
North
600
—10
1
*:
H 34 V«
Jan
38%
2,500
21%
1
Aviation
57%
19 Va
~20
•
(Un)
Edison
&
34
65
•
1
System
Commonwealth
■; 35
"
'
50
67%
(Un)
Central
American
32%
__
Columbia
Tile
York
North
Co
57%
>-
^
Coleman Co tec
16%
68.
33 Va
Gypsum Co
Feb
25%
common
:
15%
39
Corp.—
4y4
63%
Ilium
43-
'
68
16%
12.50
Products
53 Va
•
Iron
4 % %■ preferred
Cleveland Electric
6%
16
33 Va
Inc
31%
25
•
Feb
Industries
400
25
Service Co
Napco
500
64%
City Products Corp
29%
r
,
44% Mar
30% May
24% Jun
100
36%
preferred—,:
19,800
15%
♦
(The)
6J/2
25%
common.
Vernon
convertible
573/4
38%
*
Chrysler Corp-—
50c
32%
' 2%
'
__
5%
series A preferred
—100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR__12.50
Chicago
Mount
5'/4
1
com
Feb
141% July
Jan •-*•
40V2 May
600
16 ;
>
37."
*
573/4
32
'
>
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Cities
y
"
64% "
Pac common
> 13%
10 V4
108
100
33 %
Cylinder Gas
>
1
—
Jun
/
Apr
July
/
Jan
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
.*
99 V2
*
Jun
10
(Un)
15%
"65
-
17%
*
!
10»/2
36%
4.
25l/4 July
38% Jan
50c
^
%
53
Monsanto Chemical
200
5
Co
v
300
10
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Montgomery Ward & Col
♦ "
Morris (Phillip) & Co
L.
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sV*
Service
Products
Jan
'
3%
15
Manufacturing Co
800
32 Va
& South West Corp
Central
33
Jun
>
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July
79%
'700
3%
39%
Cement
19%
25
Corp of America
Brewing Corp ——'
Centlivre
39 -f
'
25%
300
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52 %
1
Fuel
Portland
46%
^_lo
—
Jun
'
129
125
52%
Feb
90 %i Apr
;.r -38 Va Mar
30-;
700
4
/
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25%
i-16%c
Prospect Ltd
Corp common
Celanese
140
16%
»;
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Jan /
-
'
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10
19%
15
Canadian
Carrier
300
22%
40
Products.—^
25y4
5
Butler
41%
—_1
Utilities
45%
>
„
1
Canadian Pacific
59
41%
19%
19%
Burroughs
(Un)
58%
Co
46y4
Burlington Industries Inc
Corp
•
May
1,300
♦
Cement
,_5
—
48%
•
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Corp
Company
47 %
25
Feb
20%
;
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78
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s
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25V4 Apr/
32%
173
1
Co
National
Borg-Warner
Budd
6r%
15%
53
Apr
2%
-
Jan
May
6%
21% Mar
/
.
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-
'
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Jan
/• 34 Va Mar >.
Jan
100
129
—
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Minnesota Min & Mfg new
4% July
Jan
&
Blanke
Minneapolis
.
76% Mar
Jan/
250
26-
18%
Jan
24%
500
1,200
-
15%
49
>300
156% 159
5
(George W) Corp—
55%
-
19>/2
200
25%
16%c
7%
2%
900
350
-
31%
25
^
common
Co
&
Meyer
61 Va
50
4%
33%
31 %
25
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105% May
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39% Mar
Volume
Number 5551
184
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(251)
39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Sale Price
Quaker Oats Co.—5
Radio
Corp of America
of Prices
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32%
46
350
31
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United
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Cyanamld Co
Wisconsin
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Wisconsin
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American
Smelting & Refining
(Un)—•
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74% July
Anaconda
500
36%
Feb
43% Mar
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
600
54%
Jan
71%
Apr
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
300
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
Arkansas
54
300
48%
Jun
60 % Mar
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51%
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62 y*
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Feb
Atlantic
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34
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200
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Campbell Soup
——.
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2,118
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30 Va
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General
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252
44% July
47
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18
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24 %
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48
1,779
44 %
May
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Jun
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
*
50
———
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10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
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—
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24%
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52%
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100
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27
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Mar
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Jan
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22
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50
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17
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100
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25
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10
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3'/3
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47
34%
186 Va
Feb
May
—
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10
1
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40
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27
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169
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32%
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30
32%
1
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10
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64%
14
38%
,
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'
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Jan
400
Feb
96%
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55%
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61%
16
60'/a
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17%
Jun
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17%
5
17%
8,796
Friday
51%
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2
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Jan
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700
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27'A
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Jun
Feb
74
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36
13% July
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300
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58% May
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3
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14
Jan
31
9
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40
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24
300
26%
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Feb
13%
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26
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Transamerica
2,400
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33
Jun
1,100
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6
38% July
28% July
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34
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29% Jan
Feb
Feb
35
28%
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1%
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810
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5%
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24% Mar
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37
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205
43%
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32
1,600
:
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137
16
28%
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62 %
:
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2,500
25%
25
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Swift & Company
(Joseph)
Feb
42 %
57% May
63%
12% May
115
I\ 5%
30%
May
Jan
14%
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30
Jan
47% Jan
500
10
Corp
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16
43
49% May
48%
500
7%
17
17
1
—
1,400
Jan
Apr
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.
50% Jan
.
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:
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100
.
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Sundstrand
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23
Jun
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Jan
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California
Oil
Oil of
Standard
29%
Apr
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27%
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Jun
49 %
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:
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72
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150
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Jan
14%
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400
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36%
15
common
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37
200
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Jan
58
39%
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67'/8
5
Duquesne Light
30
3,900
5
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36%
V
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33%
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42%
15%
—
55% July
37
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
41%
Columbia Gas System—
Jan
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Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South
Bend
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Works
Co
Blaw-Knox
Jun
66%
1
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31%
,
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12 %
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10
Feb
53% July;
35%
33%
Apr
600
12%
55%
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel.—
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-
12%
3
Sinclair Oil Corp
Spiegel Inc
9%
53%
55%
10
—
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24% May
—
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Strapping Co.—■£»—
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800
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12
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26%
—
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5
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Sale*
Range
of l'ricea
19% Mar
Feb
25%
9%
*
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Last
Sale Price
50% Mar
Jan
26
2.50
(Un)
Bros
41%
Friday
STOCKS
35% Mar
May
(Un)
Richman
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
High
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un).__
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13
JULY
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
33%
42%
__
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General
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39%
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Victor Equipment Co
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1
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•
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Sales
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23
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100
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203
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28
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362
10
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42
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5,893
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40
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26% May
71
29
13%
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57% May
37 Vs Mar
576
28
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65% Feb
140
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Apr
54
65% Mav
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34%
15%
50
52% July
1
190
43
56%
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Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jun
49
46% May
Feb
130
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Jun
147
A
Sinclair
Apr
23%
44
425
46%
34%
30 %
44%
280
Jun
13% Mar
16%
21%
29
1
—
Francisco
Paper
Seaboard
July
53% Jan
19% Mar
Feb
115
'
21%
,/ —
31%
I
Co
Matsoa
45%
—
117%
49%
105% May
46%
10
Inc
(Uni
preferred
Shell Oil Co
59 %
Feb
a9
20%
__
•
21%
526
46%
47%
—
10
common
25
15%
16%
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—
Feb
Jun
Loufs-San
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54% July
52%
Apr
14
319
46%
46%
47%
—
47%
35
48%
55
1,133
46 %
—
#
Macy & Co (R H)
Magnavox Co (Un)
1,081
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Joseph Lead
Scott
Apr
11%
48
class
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37%
Feb
Jun
42% May
118
610
17%
—
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2,900
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123% 123%
—
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11%
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Feb
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Feb
30%
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58%
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109%
990
47%
59%
1
116
33
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10
141
11%
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Lockheed
141
32/8
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294
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Schenley Industries (Un)
31% Mar
39
July
99% July
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July
#:
Jan
m
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Jan
1.30
Jan
and
5%
Jun
6%
Jun
78%
5%
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Feb
72
Jan
79%
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&
38
Apr
May
200
4
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5%
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235
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60
1,421
8%
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39
50
Light (Un)
503
85c
32% July
56% Jan
99%
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Kern County Land Co
Lehman Corp
6%
July
a._
110
30%
10
-
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8
Apr
14
15
32%
30%
11 %
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Kansas
St Regis Paper Co
Ban Diego Gas &
6
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Mar
40
Jun
38%
(Un)
Co
July
25
'
560
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
21%
52
3d
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45%
46%
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Jun
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—
51
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Co
St
51
75% Mar
20%
16%
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Corp
48% July
—
(Can) (Un)--»
Cement
Aircraft
123% May
Jun
38%
•
Co
Riverside
Rohr
30% Jan
&70
—
May
46% Jun
12
191
46%
•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
Oil Corp
Anr
2 %
(Un)
Rheem
46% Apr
17% May
36% Jan
Feb
Jan
46%
Gas
8c
30
32%
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548
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86
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239
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May
77
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Jan
3774
—
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10
1
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60%
24%
1,040
64
16%
Ry Equipt 8c Realty Co Ltd com
Rayomer lncorp
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
Apr
54% July
49% Mar
39% Jan
12% May
(Un)__50c
B
Corp
(Un)
Power
^
5
Mining Co (Un)
Mano
184
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Electronics
Oil
7.80
(Un)
Corp
45%
Feb
%
Inc
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(Un).
Apr
25% May1
20% Jan
1.10 Jan
1.20
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103 % 104%
51%
51%
—
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,
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Low
217
61%
—
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Range since
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23%
23%
Mar
35
Jan
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Pulp and Lumber-
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Pullman
38%
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41%
42%
Mill
Puget Sound
Apr
19
Jan
a84/4
--
28
(Un)
Hancock Oil Co claw A_-
50'%
49
for Week
of Prices
64
-
(Un#
common
common
—
Sales
Range
—
(Un)
Corp
Petroleum
Pioneer
May
Jun
a/J/s
15
Apr
47
Jan
4
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37%
Corn
New
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38 % July
4% Mar i
38 % Mar
40
437,
Phillips
(Un)
Chemicals
Dodge
Pniico
Jan
67% July
64% Mar
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101
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4%
P"i rocaroon
Phelps
63% Mar
40% May
12% Feb
205
Feb
20%
Feb
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46
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Mar
57%
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Last
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May ;
76 % July
Feb
43
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36% July
40% May
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Jan
23
May
26
Jan
Jun
54
51% May
54
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Feb
50%
44 Va
May
21%
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Jun
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47 Va
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46
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54%
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28
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pfd. —25
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143%
Sales
Range
of Prices
53% May
May
Feb
145
July
50% Mar
25%
Apr
47% Julv
57 Va
45
28
Jan
Mar
May
;
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Number 5551
Volume 184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(253)
£1
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
-Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Bailey Selburn preferred.
Banc
of
Rights
...
Banque
Class
B
-54% I
60
4.40
British
Bank
American
Oil
Electric
4%%
37
45%
42
600
47%
11,891
1.25
169,401
7
4.476
640
50% July
300
28
Feb
41%
41,860
35
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49
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Jan
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Jan
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49
48%
49
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38
38
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1,680
Apr
55
46%
509
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50%
610
-
Jun
50
15% May
19%
36%
Jan
47
July
May
52
Mar
Price
200
38
8% May
3,939
33%
—
100
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pfd
14%
Jun
Jan
40
Provincial
Jan
—
Power
Canada Cement
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20
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Canadian Breweries
*
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5%
23%
23%
a26
3,330
580
10
—
27%
27%
—
88%
88%
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f^nadian
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102
10
75
102
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105
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39%
33
Feb
42
Jun
640
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10
20%
1,175
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53
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67
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•
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50
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11% May
15
2,170
19
May
24
31
40
25
Jan
41
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2,766
20
Jan
26
9%
9%
9%
325
July
8
Feb
10
Mar
4.20
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4.20
400
31%
32
6,381
30%
30%
31%
2,558
35
35%
825
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10
•
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4
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3.50 July
30% Jun
60%
v
86
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tz Smelting
10
30%
30%
4.50
4.50
725
31
31%
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405
30
May
33
16
16
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225
16
May
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16
400
6
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Jun
17%
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Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
10%
580
9%
Jan
13
31%
7,677
30% July
4'/2 May
38
36%
36%
37%
2,765
33 Va
20%
19%
20%
4,499
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Foundries
pfd__
13
13%
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23%
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pfd
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44
Sec
34%
103%
*
Paper
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Ford
class
Co
20
49%
100%
3,544
23%
22,715
41%
40
41
18
16%
18%
Apr
17 % Feb
44% July
21% Apr
75
70
49
Feb
68%
65%
68%
8,340
55 % July
80
Mar
—
101%
102
300
Jun
102
Jun
44%
46
1,223
40%
Jun
55
May
4.30
4.65
1,578
2.75
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9.50
9.45
9.55
3,620
5.55 Jan
10
Apr
16
15%
16
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685
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17
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i
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63
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65
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14
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16%
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;
35
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12,835
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23% July
32
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41
12%
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18% July
21%
400
7%
8
6,796
138
138
138
10
138
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38%
38
38%
653
31
Jan
35
35
35
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31
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3,052
24
9
9
100
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62%
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62%
21
July
7% May
July
24
72
69%
72
•
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22%
23
23
22%
23
260
Gas
•
13
13
13
common
•
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25
25
17%
17%
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640
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
36
Jun
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Apr
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9%
Jan
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52
25
23%
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23
•
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36%
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38%
5,310
31%
29%
28%
29%
695
26%
64%
62%
66
57
Jun
Dynamics
Motors
Inc
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Lime &
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class
pfd
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46
46%
615
50
1927
a48
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10
•
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Jan
48
May
class
(Geo)
A
B
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Jan
780
42%
Jan
56
Apr
36%
36%
3?0
33
Jun
38
Jun
12%
12%
1,086.
12
45
45
47%
♦
.
90%
1
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6%
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imperial Oil
87
9.75
50
Feb
143
10
Feb
15% Mar
1,695
47 Vis
40
Jan
48% May
47%
25
90%
4,100
9.75
-
10%
12
9.75
Tobacco
Canada
of
47%
64
100
15% Mar
/
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50
Jan
Jan
8.60
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Jan
11%
Apr
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7%
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•
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WacMillan
Mailman
1,820
15
Mar
10%
11
1,250
10
Feb
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97
98 »/2
3,630
78%
Jan
98 % July
5 CU
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,
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139
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55
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44
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28
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106
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10
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285
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Jan
55
July
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Jan
10
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1
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106
Lumber
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SAVARD
&
MONTREAL
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8%
11
10
'
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25% May
Canada
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Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Ingersoil Rand
25
Jan
96%
75
94
Feb
28
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Feb
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Branch
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13% Apr
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5%
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10%
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11
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24%
17%
100
20% Jan
17% July
19
Jan
21
275
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29
July
29%
•
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75
28% Jan
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86
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97
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Paper Corp Ltd
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Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Federal Grain Co class A
*
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
^——*
Ford Motor Co of Can mass A
•
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Securities Corp
Lambert, Alfred, Inc class A—
Power Sec Corp
Hydro-Electric
class
Partlc
23
33%
''«n£v- 170
Jun
29% Mar
1.15 May
130
1,475
109% May
50
53
63
alO
50
175
500
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7.00
76
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.90 Mar
36
Jun
46% July
21
Feb
26% Apr
36% Apr
31
1.90
July
Jan
138
Jan
Feb
56
Jun
8% Feb
11
Apr
17
Mir
50
1
13
100
13
Feb
15%
15%
100
15%
Jun
19% Mar
22%
100
22
Feb
22%
13
Jun
cum
6%
92
92
30
85
Jan
100
97
97
97
25
97
July
100
all%
all%
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57
11
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12
Jan
15%
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400
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75
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Jan
12%
35%
37
483
33%
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10
38
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10
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&
Paper
Co—
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5
♦
37
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Northern Quebec Power
1st preferred
10
38
50
49%
360
40
Jan
9
135
9
July
14
150
11
Jan
14
Jan
July
45%
45%
46
185
37% Jan
50
Apr
a50
a50
5
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48
Jun
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pfd_______20
5
20
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141
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25
47
Manufacturing 7%
Apr
Apr
May
July
9
50
—
42
Jan
14
Co Ltd—
_____
Feb
May
Mar
14
Corp
Paton
27
Jun
22%
Ltd common;*
Royal Dairies Ltd
*
Royal Rice Mills Ltd—__—*
Moore
33%
31
1.15
128
130
•
Paper Co
Oil
Montreal Refrig & Storage
Mount
Jan
31
Preferred
Mount
22
7%
*
(Walter Ml
Distilleries Ltd
Minnesota
Jan
May
1.15
Light & Pow Co Ltd com 13.50
Mexican
33%
20
.
Jan
Jun
6.50 Jan
1
McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
33
100
33%
May
1,20 Jan
75
23
68
6,089
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1
B
Power &
Macl.aren
6
46%
Dominion
Foreign
3.65 Feb
400
'
Jan
14% Mar
1,025
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46
33%
5%
252
•'
Mar
4.35 May
325
,S'V
26%
cl
24% Mar
24
6%
Co—
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7% July
11% Jun
24% Apr
21
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Lumber
General
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Jun
17% Jan
2,390
1,025
17%
21
*
a
26%
Western
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&
47
300
47
19
20
625
18% May
123
a—
135
___
July
May
10%
52% Jan
a—
52 V4
—
Feb
21% Feb
145
Jan
140
141
41%
41%
50
44
43
44%
2,080
40
75
70%
75
2,590
44%
Apr
75
July
54%
57
290
46%
July
26
275
20
Apr
Feb
57
26
26
July
5
5
5%
2,925
10%
10%
10%
1,075
20
19
20
60
*
7%
7%
200
Ltd--———»
40
40
100
1
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Corporations class B_____
Wainwrlght Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)__—
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Ltd
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Oil
and
——.—
Ltd—.
Mines
Lead
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Metals
Ascot
Aull
Metal
Corp
Mines
Band-Ore
Gold
Mines
6%
Apr
10% Jun
17% Jan
19
21
Jun
7% July
39%
Jun
Jan
9
Jan
47
Mar
Jun
10c
IOC
3,000
9c
22c
500
22c
Feb
16c
20c
104,600
13c
Jan
2.70 May
15c
Feb
27%cMar
Apr
3.70 Apr
22c
Ltd—
1,100
42c
15,700
2.22
2.30
2,400
16c 17 %c
13,870
4%c Jan
20c
26c
52c
Feb
12c 15 %c
1,550
15,500
12c
July
21 %C
Jun
19c 19%c
2,000
44c
2.75
Ltd—____
38c
July
1.51 May
20c July
71c
Mar
2.35 Jun
21c
Apr
Apr
19c
July
1
14
14
14
1,000
9
Jan
15
—1
82c
81c
84c
70c
Jun
90c
May
Jun
8%c
8%c
5,500
1,300
Apr
94C
12.600
Feb
July
15c
88c
1
——
Mines
2.75
38c
2.30
20c
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Bandowan
Feb
17c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A.
Talc
41% July
44% Jan
40c
1
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd—
Baker
18c
.200
Mines
Ltd
Mines
2%
Jan
May
22c
10c
Ltd
Oils
35%
Stocks—
Ltd—;
Mines
Mining Corp
Arcadia Nickel Corp———
P. Q.
Jun
7
10%
18
!
*
B—*
Canadian
ah a con
Office:
43% Feb
11
50
al8
20%
1
Anthonian
William St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
7,045
11%
5
7%
Ameranium
Phillips Square
49»%
70c
a6%
5
AH*k
EXCHANGE
1.65 July
7
Alta
~
Apr
1,430
1
Power
Mining
EXCHANGE
498,600
Paper Inv Ltd____*
Canadian Marconi Co
Arno
1203
—
Canadian
Canadian
High
1.65
11
24
Dominion Sugar
&
-_
Mar
Telephone PL-9501
Branch:
„1
Flooring Co Ltd class B—__
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Range Since Jan. 1
■tow
High
46%
11%
Jan
48
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
35%. Jan
51% Mar
.20
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Jan
2,025
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN STOCK
45.
.
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5.00 May
a6%
Jan
40% May
25
STOCK
TORONTO 8TOCK
For footnotes see page
;
Sales
Shares
1.05
49%
5
*
preferred
5%
Windsor
62
22% Apr
Mar
for Week
Low
1.65
Timber
&
Anglo-Canadian Pulp at Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd com
Belgium Stores Ltd common—
Westeel
Local
11% Jan
;of Prices
Par
Wilson
MEMBERS:
100
Range
Sale Price
Feb
24
2'% July
9% Jun
2.010
25
142% May
25% Mar
106
100
44
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v
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100
.
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Last
STOCKS
45% July
28% Apr
190
10
9
-
.
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40
255
43 y2
9
43%
131% Mar
Jan
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Jan
:v Feb
100
21%
18%
Feb
28
9,890
10
.
50%
109
-
200
'
•
6% Mar
355
-
106
21 y2
-
400
>
.
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July.
127
130
•
100
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48
40
34%
com
priority
preferred
:
135%
—.
class
230 /;
•
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class
2,505
~
129
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Ltd
Co
56
53%
.
7.50
Ltd
—
Bloedel
Jan
98
Ltd
&
6%
11
Co
________
Acceptance
6Y4 May
50
May
July
49
;
<John>
Ltd
55
17%
Power
preferred
12% Mar
Jun
15%
100
International Utilities Corp
Tcterprovinclal Pipe Lines
Labatt
10 y4
5
48%
common
Jamaica Public Service
4,4>.2
8,205 /
Feb
17%
5
Petroleum
60
55%
___<
Paper
International
Laurentlde
12
a6%
>
May
36% Jan;
48%
common
International
International
.11%.
.a6%
54
•
10
I
Preferred
Preferred
12
100
50
common
Canada
,»t
55
common.-"
Corp
preferred _preferred
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International
58%
54 %
£1
;
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£2.25
58%
54%
5
com
58%.
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preferred
'r
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Ltd
65% May
21% Apr
22
May
50
Fonda
Friday
Lowney Co Ltd
Imperial
a
Mar
S 53
49%
50
Mining
Jan
50
common
preferred
Hudson
Bay
Husky Oil
32
66%
12%
2
•_
Smith
$2.00
>
Mar
38% July
s
41% May
50
Apr
28
36%
com
A
Class B
He ward
1,770
5
Goodyear Tire 4%
Home
y
Feb
58
Jun
3
General
—
Mar
22
Jan
•
68
May
Canada
of
General
Gypsum,
'
common
Ltd
oreat
Jun
common
Fraser
Gatineau
13
•
5
Co
Co's
55%
May
May
Motors
Foundation
101
1,560
»
57% Jan
1,335
Jan
9
141
Jan
8 Va
100
1
Corp
a66
__
Caaadlaw
Feb
40
17%
1,440
*
Canadian
Players
1
1,650
48
•
Canadian
Eddy
]
Canadian Slock Exchange
Apr
7%
com
Mar
^
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Apr
Jan
•
A
28
55%
Mar
27%
•
class
24
726
33%
•
Dupuis Freres
'«
20'/4
—
Cotton
13% May
17%
100
Dew Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada
-j
Mar
25% Feb
25;
Jan
29
53
_*
39% Mar
Jan
%
21%
May
Apr
•
Ltd
Bros
|
45
:
48
•
Corp
Jan
11
21%
23%
preferred
25%
52% Mar
Apr
55
100
Jan
17%
•
common
July
,
48
Mar
88
102% 102%
48
Dominion Textile common
7%
32%
102%
•
Coal
&
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Red
33%
common
Steel
525,.
al7% al7%
•
com
Preferred
Dominion Glass
Dominion
13%
35
Steel
&
Jun
25
46
pfd
Mar
6%
19% July
*
•.
5'/<
40
Apr
•
•
Bridge
47
25
195
*
Jan
100
■;
2
Seagrams
Dominion
20
40
25 %
f
i
May
20%
>
Distillers
%;Jan
25
a48
•
Zellers
90
17% Mar
v
•
Textile
2,577
90
a48
J
102% July
25%
19%
Bank
Winnipeg Central
Jun
6%
16%
Apr
Jun
Jun
68
40
•
Steel
Class
July
45% May
10
92
75%
Weston
31 %
6%
Jan
Apr
Walker Gooderham & Worts
36% Mar
16%
31
18
•
Canada
Ltd
Wabasso
5.00 Mar
23% May
30% Jan
•
Feb
100 %
-
•
Oils
United
Viau
28%
10% May
16% May
4.65
Co
Triad
Jan
24
,
100
480
714
25
Rights
Jan
31
__
26
•
Feb
"
Power
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
12%
1,480
__
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
Mar
56% May
1,820
82%
86%
Apr
65% Mar
5,417
102 102%
-
*
30y«Mar
*
of
Jan
21%
a30
0
com
Ltd
Pteel
31%
—
common
Canada
17% Mar
80%
90
ctfs
trust
Simpsons
11% Mar
10
7%
of
common
.
14% Feb
21 Va May
17%
102%
Apr
11% Feb
a30
__
62%
26% July
18% July
17%
•—
17%
•
common
Canada
23
64%
13 %
•
Corp
Southern
50
100
10
Southam Co
25
...
-i-
Lawrence
37
May
12% May
52% May
945
2,255
1,455
*
Voting
Feb
Jun
■
12%
~25
Williams
Jan
91% Apr
26
May
13% Feb
56%
66%
common
Transport
Breweries
22
Feb
27%
54
64
Cement
Sicks'
Feb
12%
—
Lawrence
Sherwin
May
—*
Ltd
21 % Mar
30y2 July
11%
20
;
14% July
170
-
27%
19
11%
•
10
27%
11%
v
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class
102
9%
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Consolidated
Apr
Mar
9%
.—
Farm
IB
32
23
; 77
—
Shawlnigan Water & Power common..*
Series A 4% preferred
50
Apr
33%
9%
Vlckers
Coghlin
33%
Jun
-
50
158
66 %
Preferred
Jun
Jun
16%
Corp
Combined
29
57%
Jan
;
30 %
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chrysler
2,247
Jan
30
14%
*
Petrofina
44%
38%
*
warrants
Canadian
1,975
tft
Jun
25
Mar
64
51% Jan
Jun
*
Preferred
Jan
27
30%
;
Companies
warrants
36
660
16%
Locomotive
1955
Apr
375
30%
com
common
Jun
29%
-
37%
150
Feb
13% Jan
Apr
84
•
_•
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Bt
105
Jan
51% Jan
60
Jan
2514 Apr
May
28
38%
152
*
Apr
May
30
•
Hydrocarbons
y
39 %
104
30%
—
"
Fairbanks
23%
59% May
23% May
'
30%
•
Cellulose
Canadian
Jun
30
-
25
Canadian
Jun
May
57
29%
*
i_
common
&
33
30%
29%
*
*
Ltd
Canners
$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical
be b
12
Jan
18
Jun
101% July
•
____i
-27
22% Jan
56
Company,
James
Rolland Paper class A—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil Co Ltd common
Mar
31
102
.
20
55%
36
16
200
35
50
290
38 Vi
152
Quebec Power
65% Juiv
28% May
-
420
a25
54%
—100
1953
50
May
28% May
258
a26
54%
common
Canadian Celanese
oil
75
58
7,436
.
23%
common
preferred
n^lan
U04
25
Bronze
Canadian
104
56
1#
preferred
Canadian
850
-
3.520
3
26
common
Bank of Commerce-
Canadian
36%
104
———
Steamship
Canadian
29%
36
v
•
common
Preferred
Canada
34%
29
36
com
Preferred
Canada
30%
29
10
100
Foundries
Iron
65%
:
,
33'A"
•
common
preferred
Canada
65
:
65
58
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common
540
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60
Robertson
Calgary
17
22%
102
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30
38 %
152
of Canada
£.Co
16%
Feb
July
15
May
27% Jan
Jun
22% July
•
common
Bros
23
69
11% Mar
150
485
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Corp
215
,
23
Feb
103%
May
Jan
22%
102
al2
29%
__
100
Powell River Company
Apr,
23
23
93
41%
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;
Products—_—
Steel
13%
29%
•
Development
Power
46
—
Ogllvie Flour Mills common
1% preferred
U
Feb
25,116
;
23
17
Noranda Mines Ltd
Apr
45% Feb
■
Jan
48
23%
•
•
33
y
52%
47
--
*
preferred
Drug & Chemical
105%
15%
*
A
class
national Steel Car Corp
Apr
47
Products
4%%
National
May
34%
v
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62%
13%
23%
50% July
48
45
95
58
Montreal Locomotive
Mav
1,000
1,525
94
61
T
High
9%
7% July
3,175
—
Morgan & Co common
1.26 July
Aor
Low
77/s
7%
-
*
B
100
15%
—25
Telephoneclass
6%
7%
Range Since Jan. I
High
_.—
class
(Robt)
Breweries
Class
41
46%
Shares
.^100
3 GO
49%
15%
Products
Forest
Ltd
r;:
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.47 %
—50
preferred
Mills
45
101 101%
—50
British Columbia Power
Building
33
V
1.02 Jun j-;
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Mitchell
Moison
Mar
50%
32
for Week
tow
—•
common
Preferred
McCuU Frontenac Oil
51% Mar
45
—50
Columbia
46
Jun
6%
Co..
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Jun
50%
y
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
;
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preferred
4% %
1.18
?•/
65
7
common
preferred
preferred
4V2%
Bruck
Jun
41
May
Apr
68% Apr
.4.40 July
44
July
.
May
62
1.24
Note
American
Columbia
British
Jun
39 y4
310
50%
.50
British
Bnuau
i 3.00
866
& Power
pfd__
British
5v*i
13,640
44
64
46%
Sales
Range
Par
56
Jun
4.40
.
Corp 5V<
54
41%
42
Week's
or Prices
Last
8»le Price
33
47% Jan
770
47%
26
Brazilian Traction Light
5.960
v
Jan
63%
—-
Rights
4.15
25
44
^
•
13
1
High
63%
—
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75
56
59%
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Eowater
"
55
class A
JULY
STOCKS
Jan.
Low
1
31%
60
Nationale.— IZIxo
Canadienne
Bathurst Pow & Pap
Ben
31%
10
Scotia..
Nova
Range slnee
I'igh
-10
Montreal
of
Bank
31%
ENDEB
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
—23
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
...
—1
.—1
90c
6%c
88c
1.05
Jun
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(254)
CANADIAN
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
MARKETS
,:,V;
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Barvallee
Red
Beatrice
Belcher
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Mines
Smelt
&
11,900
34c
Apr
Tache
Apr
18c
Jan
Tarbeil
4.25
July
Lake
29,950
45c
July
16c
21c
Mar
50c
3,500
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
United
21c
Jun
42c
Feb
United
3.80
Apr
Valor
14
Jan
Ventures
Virginia
22c
9,500
2.40
8,950
13%
700
May
Apr
Trebor
68c
1/15 Jan
11
Mar
48c
:
Apr
Trend
Tiblemont
Mines
Petroleums
2.00
3.500
Jun
2.75
Feb
1.40
Calumet
*
1.50
3,100
55c
Jan
1.60
Jun
25%
1,625
19%
Jan
23% Mar
Westburne
12c 13 %c
3,700
10c
Jun
25c
Westville
13 Vic
1
1.4%
•Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Admiral
Canadian
Canadian
Oils
1.90
Mining
Atlantic
Collieries
Pipelines
28% Mar
WJlricn
Feb
75c
Zenmac
Metal
27c
Jan
Gold
Cartier-Malartic
Development
Mines
Min Co
&
Manitoba
:
85c
75c
90c
1.10
116,800
2,000
Cons
Central
Cadillac
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Hailiwell
Consul
Cons
Sudbury
15c
16c
1.05
1.10
4.75
3.90
4.75
Copper
Cliff
39c
36c
3.85
Jun
34c
July
36c
May
Feb
200
3.75
Corp—1
13c
1
3.60
15c
48c
27,000
4 % %
Dauhousie
Rio
Del
Oil
Co
Ltd
Producers
Agnew
Apr
Ajax
July
5.85
Alba
20c
20c
5,000
3.25
3.60
23,325
1.60
Jan
I,420
13%
Jun
Dominion
Donalda
Ouvun
East
Asbestos
Mines
Mines
26 %c Mar
Ltd—1
Ltd
Copper Co Lid
Sullivan
Eastern
Empire
Fab
Oil
Minerals
&
Metal
Inc
Nickel
Ltd—
Mines
Gunnar
Mines
Heath
Gold
Heva
Gold
Indian
Ltd
Israel
7,525
5.50
84c
63,700
29 %c
37%
Jardun
Jaye
26c
13c
■
Mines
4.30
Ltd
Ltd
Co
voting
Explorations
,
12c
—
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Lithium- Corp of CanadaLouvicourt Goldlield Corp—
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Mining
Corp
21'/2
18c
__
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85c
.
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—
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1
Mercedes Exploration Co
Ltdi-i—— I
Island Mining Ltd.
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Mining
Corp
Mining
Endeavor
of
Ltd
Canada
Co
Ltd-——..
Montgary
National
Explorations
Petroleum
New
Ltd..
Newkirk
Pacific Coal
New
New
Vinray
Nickel- Riin
Norpax
Mines
&
Nu-Age
Uranium
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
2.64
40c
45c
24%
24%
350
52c
2,000
52c
70c
May
75c
9dc
1.25
Mines
8,800
3.45
Ltd.
Oil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co
39c
footnotes
121
93
143 %
134%
145
4,382
100
25
25
51
50%
51
Feb
21c
Feb
Yv l.ll
1.30
430,070
71c
Jan
2;15
2.45
7,600
1.55
6.20
7.00
1,462
5.65
2.75
2.75
2.80
5,775
20 c
1.25
1.25
34c
200
Jan
70c
64c
Apr
1.15 May
Bank
Mar
1.30
1.90
1.95
5,100
1.48 May
2.05
3.70
5,800
2.40
Feb
7.40
12c
19c
12c
4.05
14c
21,750
9c
Jun
16c
23c
44,380
9c
Jan
23c
41,900
10c
Jun
10c
12c
4.05
4.05
200
__
1.64
1.64
1,000
64c
.1
30c
22c
30c
39,000
21c
39%c
35c
42 c
54,900
2.70
2.63
2.74
8%e
8%c
8%c
88c
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57c
66c
65,300
Ltd.l
14
l
1.39
Jan
May
July
Apr
13%
20,700
14%
20c
20c
19%
19
4,025
20
1.77
■t
t
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5c
Jun
8.50
Class
19%
1,000
loc
Jun
27c
4,0
12%
Jan
20
0
55
31c
27c
12%
53
650
35c
18c
65c
Feb
25% Apr
47% July
57% Jan
May
Feb'
57,000
15c
Jan
70c
Feb
119,900
,
18c
July
52c
Feb
14%
Apr
12%
12%
250
.
Jun
1C0
5,620
17%
Feb
28
1
20c
19 %c
20c
8,000
13c
Jan
27c
5%
>
14 %c
1
14 %c
39c
36c
1
17 %c
6
14c
1
Mines
13c
2.15
13 000
Apr
Apr
July
May
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
Apr
74c
Mar
28,900
17c
July
46c
7"0
11%
21 Vac
;
2.05 Jun
360
14,952
Y;. 35,600
10Va
Jan
9c
Apr
Feb
May
July
2.05
1.68
1
1
14
13%
14'/»
31 %
31
31%
2,150
525
50c
Y
July
2.99
2.57
2.99
34,300
10
55
54%
56
—10
60
5.';%
60
2,361
2,207
4.15
4.35
35c
36c
1
1
Mines
35c
Cons
12 %c
Co
11 Vac
Y
65c
Power
&
*
82c
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—,
28c
*
Paper
B
2.43
*
4C
class
*
A
15 %c
63 %'
*
V-
53 Va
3.00
8,100
Y':;
5c
18,570
2.41
2.50
79c
85c
26c
33c
63
Jun
68%
Jun
9c
Apr
17c
Apr
Jun
1.09
1.00 May
-
—
Uranium..——
Lodge
l umber
Class
Co
2.33
Apr
2.60 May
1.25 Apr
76c
Jan
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62
61c"
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37
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42
310
2.25
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2.21
2.47
2,750
1.90 Mar
47c
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33
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3.40
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18 %c 19 %c
1.95
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36c
16c
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33c
29%c
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27c
31c
30,200
27c
July
40c
May
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2.04
18,000
1.65
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1.93
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16 %c
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18c
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63c
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63c
37,300
44c
25c
28c
105,600
26 %c
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9.25
9.50
1,100
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Feb
3.45
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32c
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14%
Apr
14c
Jan
1.25
May
Jan
Jan
20% July
33
75
3.55
3.30
4.20
521,261
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1.26
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60c
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5 090
9%c Jan
17c
2.50
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2.65
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2.30 Mar
1.10
1
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1.10
2,200
70c
85c
7,450
1
10%
Apr
3,000
59c
Feb
1.14
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May
3 000
9c
Mar
16c
May
18c
Apr
20c
18c
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61c
31c
31c
500
28c
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55c
27c
25c
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27c
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1
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5.25
5.40
3,000
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70c
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1.90
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1.45
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Feb
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2.56
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71c
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66,500
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31c
465
210
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47c
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Bevcon
35c
19%
20%
Feb
Mar
65% May
41
1.25
Jan
19c
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235
1.95
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4.40 July
40c
52.000
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May
3.10 May
56
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May
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2.21
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48c
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1.72 May
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75c
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43c
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30c
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55c
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62,500
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1.00
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1
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5 00
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1.00 May
13,600
26
15c
21%
54%
1
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Feb
13c
51% May
£
12% July
14c
4.30
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1.90
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20% July
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2.50
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46%
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1
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89c
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45c
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5.00
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preferred
6%
2.15
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52 %
12%
2.30
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1
:
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1,103
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1.50
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58c
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Feb
7.00
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Feb
July
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6.20
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8.10
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1,500
1.30
14c
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2.40
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55c
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114%
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1.99
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Rock Iron Mines
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850
2.195
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Jan
55c
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July
1.56
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8.10
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May
7.45
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59 'Ac
53c
98
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2,000
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19 Va
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94 Va May
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58c
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3,110
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3.95
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Jan
85c
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96%
4.10
4,100
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Mar
Mar
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Aunor
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Mar
62c
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1.74 Mar
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1.65
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45c
1
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15%
96
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58c
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Ltd——II
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Jan
:
44c
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38c
41c
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1.40
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30c
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2.00
89c
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10
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12.200
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1.75 Mar
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Quebec Lithium Corporation
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
I
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45c
29
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21
400
,
Apr
2.10
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72c
1
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Jun
1.15
34,290
4.75
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3-65
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95
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1.40
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54c
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29c
10,200
1.15
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22,000
78c
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52c
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9% July
24
730
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1.30
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5.20
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Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Paciiic Petroleums Ltd
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2.35
80
42 Va
I
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1.55 July
1
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2.50
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25
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32c
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1.70
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100
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3,500
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75c
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1,800
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85c
1.15
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75c
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50c
25
—
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5.651 Apr
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1.40
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26,500
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July
17c
2.70
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44c
100
Petroleums
1.58 July
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4.30
60
52c
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Jaculet Mines
Ltd——25c
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New Manitoba
15
34,533
New Jack
New
775
47c
•
25c
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17%
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—
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Formaque Mines Ltd
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
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200
21c
4.30
1
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l
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21
18c
Jan
66c
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1.55
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1.00
85
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Merrill
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21c
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1.20
7,400
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54c
1
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35 %c
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19c
1,200
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38c
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26c
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,
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14
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1.20
1
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1.25
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30
28c
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65c
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Jan
1.05
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4.75
7%c
1.30
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22%
1.14
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July
3,000
1.14
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nuai on
2,030
1.05
37c 38 V2C
104%
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10c
1.40
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Mar
27%
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Leduc
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July
27c
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5,000
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27
23c
94c
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28c
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12c
800
26c
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1
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50c
39
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50
45,000
59c
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84c
3.80 May
25c
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17%
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30c
8,500
common
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55c
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15,500
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3.10 Mar
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27%
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27c
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6.75 Mar
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8,500
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3.00 Feb
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580
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96c
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44c
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10,500
2,500
1,000
1.02
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1.05
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500
1.05
Fano Mining & Exploration^.;——.1
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16c
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3.65
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6.20
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21c
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Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd
1
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd_._._—_-l
Falconbridge
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July
60c
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1.98
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44c
41%
25
Yellowknife
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15% Mar
14
35%
Feb
Mar
46,000
50c
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Jun
20c
13%
2.88
48c
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Petroleums
Akaitcho
Jan
6.65
15c
Feb
3.60
13%
8.10
.
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8%C
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5c
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Acudia-Uranium
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3.30 Jan
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1.67
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Acme Gas & Oil
1.10
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6.60
23c
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22
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3.30
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3.75
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2.75
2.40
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Alberta
Dome Mines Ltd.
100
100
38c
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Abium
Apr
11%
1.48 May
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1,000
43%
Par
Abbican
May
35c
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8.90 May
;
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3.75
3.60
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:
14,500
31,800
,
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1.05 Mar
Feb
10
July
19,600
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8.50 Mar
17c
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26c
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STOCKS
1.85 Mar
25c
1.75
Corlez Explorations Ltd
22c
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5,250
10
70c
Mar
2.52
Canadian
May
Apr
1.00
5,500
66 c
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Jan
3,500
1.68
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16c
44c
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17c
78c
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1,0 JO
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18c
40c
175
35,700
20c
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26c
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1
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.
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1,800
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2.63
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1.10
8.35
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90c
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2.77
25,000
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8.90
14 Va
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12c
Jun
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2.90
22,600
19 %c 19%c
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500
63c
48c
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84c
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1.04
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1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
1
Chibougamau Min & Smelting—.—1
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600
4.50
Centremaque
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore
Mines
8.35
76c
70c
Ltd—.—...1
Mines
1,100
4.40
85c
1
Ltd
4,100
91c
8.35
;
2,10 J
10
91c
i
7.85
9%
July
7.500
2.50
37 %c
Petroleums
42c
8,000
7.60
1
1
*
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd-——•
Carnegie Mines Ltd
.
Celta
17% July
27,000
47c
& Petroleums Ltd-*
Manganese Mines Ltd
Central
2,500
70c
„
Petroleums Ltd—♦
lanadian Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Canubu
19%
45c
Mar
18c
6.85
Ltd
67c
Ltd_3
Devonian
Canadian
Mines
45c
26C
„1
Ltd
Co
17%
v
1
Canadian
Oil
r—
•
-2
(Dunsmuir)
preferred
Jan
70c
Jun
2.50
—-
Corp
Cooper
Prouucts
Jan
20c
55c
—
Ltd—
Corp—.
&
High
21c
7,100
20c
————~——
Mineral
Low
68,900
30c
50c
v
56c
—
Mines
Pyrite
Wendell
55c
Ltd——_—
59c
*
_1
Ltd..
Co
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
5%>
Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Astoria
24%
25'4
1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Ltd
Corp
.Calgary & Edmonton
i~":-
:
Corp LtdLtd-———-—
Ltd
1.90
2.00
25c
Ltd—
Ltd
Asbestos
Oils
Lithium
Range Since Jan. 1
43c
16c
17C
Fields
Ltd
Share*
High
2oc
Ltd
Gold
for Week
40c
43c
—
Petroleums
Weedon
Calata
Ltd
Mines
iazni
85c
Jan
Range
Low
Ltd.
Mines
Mines
45,200
2.25
—
High
Sale*
of Price*
Sale Price
Par
23c
2.25 May
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1
; 45c
20c
13%
—
13
Friday
Jan
.
10c
5.000
75c
15c
Corp Ltd—1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
.-1
Min
4.10
46c
2,40
9c
5,000
32c
50c
1
1
Ltd
Mines l.td
14c
I;
3.500
68c
obc
33c
Mining
Bouscadillac
■■■■:■
4.10
--
1
1
Bonnyvllle Oil & Refining Corp
1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd Voting Trust-*
Corp
....
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
Brunswick
16c
11c
lie
1
Ltd
Corp
Mining
Bellechasse
Low
4
Ltd.—1''
Mines
JULY
ENDED
I
Range Since Jan.
High
15c
—---—\
Gold
Lake
Shares
Low
Par
v
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frioe
'
FOR
Sales
Range
>7-;
STOCKS
■
Week's
Volume
Number 5551
184
...
(255)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
43
?
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Black
class
Hats
Biltmore
Uranium
Bay
Bouvllle
M> aes
—:
£
pfd
Corp
Gold
Boymar
Brantford
Feb
7,000
52,100
10c
Jan
28c
May
4,000
20c
Jun
43c
Feb
2.10
2.45
74,520
50
50%
140
12c
27,000
5.40
2,900
1.07
1,000
17%
18%
350
S'%
6%
7
8,195
6%
Apr
49%
49 %
230
46%
Jun
20
200
15¥2 Mar
G)
13,375
36,600
common
10c
1.06
' 18
•
6%
49 V2
:_.
i
1.25
3.10
45
2.65
3.25
41%
45
101,865
100 %
101
197
_
.
Products
49%
47%
150
46
July
51
89 %
115
88
Jun
95
15%
16
6,660
20
Apr
Columbia Telenlione
Power
8,359
36%
Jan
49
47%
49
530
45%
Jun
1.44
:ll,450
10c
10,003
9c
11 %c
13c
6,500
11c
10c
11 Vic
22c
13
12c
20c
24c
13
13%
16c
16c
18c
11,300
9c
9%c
1,500
Smelt_
1
•
1
Gold
Gold
Products
__
„
v i3c
50c
550
-
*
13
12%
13
25c
1.45
1.40
1.55
•
•
100
25%
64%
103
24%
25%
64%
389
66
& Co Ltd
.
Calgary
5%
Edmonton
&
Calgary
Power
common
preferred
Calnorth
Oils
Oil
Consolidated
Calvan
Campbell
Gement
6.05
6.10
200
1
1
50
19%
5.90
17%
19%
10,138
pfd
B
5.90
300
50
50
4,279
30%
35
29%
29%
123
36
36
245
1C2
33%
104
110
Canada
Canada Southern -Petroleum
Steamship
Canada
Lines
3.05
2.00
Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
Admiral
Atlantic
Oil
of
Bank
Breweries
99c
1,000
3.50
4,954
25
26%
240
25
12%
12%
140
12
Jun
35 ¥2 May
13 ¥2 jan
19
19%
265
18
Jun
20
49c
46,079
25c
40c
1
2
20
:
common.!
»
25
Canadian
30
10c
63c
40%
16%
Celanese
•
1
common
♦
—_
25
preferred
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
3
1
Preferred
warrants
Decalta
Dredge
&
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
'
class
Products
Preferred
__
May
60c
Jan
Apr
July
74c
Feb
Del
Desmont
5.65
Feb
9.00
Ant
Detta
2,871
44 ¥2
Jan
56%
Devon-Leduc
29%
30%
3,950
29
Jun
33
Apr
Apr
1,455
29
30%
29%
40%
32% May
16%
14
18
3,195
18
25
v.
30%
31%
525
9%
9%
2,710
9
14
5,035
90c
6G0
92c
3,875
85c
Apr
63c
6,000
30c
Feb
o-,/
9.15
6.60
27%
27%
50
*
8
8
165
55
°
I,170
4.400
•
^ar
:
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or3/
25
2.25
2.37
"5
10%
: 12
5,095
30%
41c
45c
8,500
23%
26
6,807
105% 106'A
220
12
44c
5%
'•
;•
106%
100
warrants
1955
warrants
—_J.!
Invest
Scottish
V
•
'Pacific
Canadian
4.25
:.25
10
30%
Tire
30%
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Oil
Canadusa
Can
&
Natural
Oil.
Canso
Castle
Gas
Central
Canada
30
36
255
13
13
295
3.30
500
1.20
1.20
100
1.70
1.66
1.75
9,630
*___iL— 1
1.10
1.09
1.22
109,255
1.50
1.34
.1.50
1
2.00
1.94
2.00
2,362
8.25
8.20
8.45
6.395
1
com___10
4.00
4.00
4.05
2,100
28%
28%
Reserves———
1
;
Gas
Corp
Trethewey
135
:
2.90
•
Producers—
Asbestos
Cassiar
1,500
35%
36
6
Mines—
Erin
Canso
6.50
*
B
.
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Ltd__«4—__
_
Investments
•
Central
Explorers
1
4.60
4.05
Leduc
Oil
____•
4.40
4.15
1
1.38
55
766
4.45
1.30
3.058
_.
4.60.
Central
Gold
25,825
Pat
Central
Porcupine
1
14c
14c
Centremaque Gold
1
15c
14c
17c
1.88
2.22
Sh
54
54
7
7%
1,630
Chatco
•
_•
Steel
•
5.25
4.72
11c
10 %c
lie
____1
39c
38c
42c
Mines
Mines
l\v
,
2 80
Gold
L^,
Cobalt
Consolidated
Cochenour
Dunlop
Cockshutt
Farm
Cody
Lake
common
For
„_
Eaulp
9,000
3,400
4.75
3.80
5.00
1.10
1.15
13,650
3.55
3.25
3.75 f
■
.
,
footnotes
see
May
Jun
1.88 Mar
May
Jan
July
rUP
E10 July
1.85
If
on?/ vrf
Vin Trl
72% F?b
Jan
o'?o Jan
iay
212
4 25 Apr
1
65
65
59
Jun
85 A
3,300
65c
Jun
85c
71c
Apr
6%
94c
1.03
18%
94c
*
10,900
18%
360
6%
6%
857
6';c
68c
18c
45.
9,132
35c
May
50c
Mar
70c
75c
13,013
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
1.36
1.45
6,169
20c
23c
500
20c
Feb
45c
12c
12c
1,480
11c
Jun
18c
Jan
25c
28c
4,950
25c
July
84c
Mar
39c
39c
I,005
30c
Mar
50c
Apr
1.65
1.80
166,206
44c
Jan
4.00
4.10
,
1.27
-4,035
,
2,800
47c
5.20
209,120
-
'
5.20 July
31%
50c
8,000
45c
July
75c
78c
4,500
70c
Mar
26c
25c
Jan
38
July
45c
July
1.906
Feb
87c
Feb
30
II,471
30
Jan
Mar
5.10 Mar
Jun
2.50
Apr
3.75 Mar
Jun '"
45c
45c
Jan
1.93
Jun
4.00
4.65
1.10
Apr
94c
Apr
Feb
44c
75c
22c
.
.
18% July
5% May
24,800
65c
36,688
12¥2C
Jan
Feb
1.12 Jun
21
Jan
8¥» Jan
Jan
92c
Feb
Jan
25c
Jun
20c
Alliance
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
.
class
A
Foundation Co of Canada__
Francoeur
Fraser
Gold
Mines
47c
7.95
8.25
3,345
8,000
34c
36%
8.20
13%
Ltd
common,
Debentures
Gaitwln Exploration
Gatlneau Power common
5% preferred
5 ¥2% preferred
14
13%
May
1
_50
7
Jan
12
Jan
34%
Apr
|103 %
Feb
135
34
4,298
27 ¥2
101% 102 ¥4
25
100¥2
Jun
15%
__
;
17
1,355
27
27
490
21 ¥2
48 ¥4
23%
25
23%
40%
40 ¥4
41 ¥4
16%
18 ¥8
7 ¥2
8
"35
48 ¥4
35
140
1.10
34.500
1.80
6,000
■*. " 7,100
5.90
6.20
1.05
1.12
60c
6.45
6%
37
29¥4
110
110 ¥2
100
"■ 4
.1
Feb
35
145
May
Jun
60
62
845
54
48c
500
45c
Jun
130,600
70c
Jan
1.00
74C
1.15
85c
j
Jen
9c
228,474
Jan
12C
13c
22,500
9%c
17c
21c
10,700
17c
83
90
27
71
Jan
49 ¥2
42
45
Feb
1.53
66,500
90c
2,200
75c
Feb
1.08
75c
May
83c
614.092
1.17
July
July
Feb
17 ¥2
7,062
1,150
29
17¥s
17 %
July
22 ¥2
22 ¥2
125
22
Mar
1.55
1.70
II,970
2.77
3.30
13,340
22 c
30c
6,000
37 ¥b
39
30 ¥2
31 ¥2
28%
1.25 May
1.90
20c
25
25c
28 ¥4
11
1.10
1,100
56 ¥4
58 ¥2
130 ¥2
25%
220
19c
23C
134,700
38
4.35
2,645
4.25
86
89
110
36%
v
55
Jun
31
-
15,955
23
7¥2C Jan
*
-
May
May
51
1,468
23 ¥2
Feb
1.05 May
1,697
127 ¥s
Jan
9
100
1.13
July
20c
18,400
31c
11
Feb
Jun
29 ¥2 May
109
2 8 ¥4
Jan
-3.80 May
85
30c
May
Mar
38c
.
45c
19,900
28%
38c
•
1,300
48c
86
100
S".
37 ¥2
Jun
July
5.60 Mar
141,390 "
6.90
5 ¥2
29 ¥2
110
1,877
30
104
Jun
112
20
109 ¥4
Jun
110
110 ¥2
13 %c
26%
Jun
Apr
2.52
Apr
1.00
60c
141,100
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
Jan
6.75 Mar
5.70 May
3,300
/
80c
46c
Jun
V 1.75
Jun
3.05
Jan
Jan
9 ¥20
8,160
22c
38
4.35
1
30,125
Jun
36
1.03 July
/
1.76
25
*
78c
Feb
1.60
Jun
Jan
18c
"
68,700
1.14
10¥2c
1.55
3.15
100
Anr
15
~
1.03
37%
17¥4
22 ¥2
______*
•
Jan
70c
"13% May
1.20
35
33c
57%
130¥2
9
Jan
31
1.01
—
__15
*
Jun
2,400
1.40
1.10
18 ¥b July
85,810
1.35
49 ¥2
•
1
1
25c
41 ¥4 July
Jan
42c
1.30
1
* . 17¥2c
10
90
25 ;
1
1.44
•
Jan
7
50
10c
•
23% July
12 ¥2
14%
y
Apr
Mar
52
32
v>62c
42c
Jan
28 ¥0
Jan
I,140
57c
<
,
17%
14 ¥2
34c
Mar
20 ¥2
May
48
14,435
-
,
25% Mar
1,310
•
,
Jun
T2%
17,486
V
Apr
Feb
•; 11
v
:
15% Mar
28c
15c
5,295
16c
32%
33%102¥4
16 ¥2
9.35 May
Jan
5.50
Apr
39 ¥2 May
13% May
640
C
Jan
1.99
94 ¥2c May
Mar
33
68,180
38
28c
Apr
20c
1.45 May
36 ¥2
t
1.00
Jun
13c
9,800
Jan
3.67 May
July
26c
63,200
-
;
Jan
1.42
11
,
Cos
Frobisher
70c
23,860
,
15c
1.70
•
(US)
Co
Canada
Apr
May
87 ¥2
33c
11
Motor
Mar
32 ¥2c
500
27 Vic
o{
47c
Jan
50,766
13c
*
Ford
July
17c
77c
1.52
KirklamTI—"——II—ZIII_1
Pord
20c
3.65
30c
30¥2
Fittings class A
Fleet Manufacturing
'
26c
14c
1.62
40c;
1
•
20
Farwest Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain class A
Preferred
Federal
—
4,000
23,533
25c
22c
3.25
East Amphl Gold—1 10 %c
East Malar tic Mines
1
1-78
East Sullivan Mines ___
1
6.20
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
1 ¥ -Eastern Metals
——1'
65c »
Eastern Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
6.80
Eastern Steel Prods
•
Economic Investment Trust
10
37¥2
Ecldy Poller class A
—20
62
Eldel< Milies
1
480
Eldricli Mines Ltd common
1, . 1-00
El Pen-Rey Oils
1 '
85c
Famous Players Canadian
'
60c
,: 20c
ZZZZZZZZ^-1 'i 1.03
il
35c
Falconbrldge Nickel
«
67c
21 %c
page
3,825
Anr
fiOM?i
65
J
Mines
37c
__
1
Emerald Glacier
Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance—
Eureka Corp
Excelsior Refineries —
a!
« no
Tun
8.00 Jun
8.35 Apr
15c
Feb
51Be
Apr
1.29 Jan
O
1.00
4
67c
—1
Gold
-
u
3.30 May
8,225
1.10
•
Reco
Coin
60c
1.12
1
Willans
Cochrane
58c
1.01
i
ni
*"•
Tufv
48c
60c
25
Mining Corp
«C
36c
•
Chromium Min & Smelt
Chrysler
36c
»
VmmStCf.
Jun
i
II,005
1
Smelting
&
4.00
•
17%
—•
7 ¥2
„1 - , :14%
60c
*
El Sol Gold Mines
4 75 Mar
9??JTUan
4 35
1
Mining
Mines
i
380^an
7-.bc
1.05
17?
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on
28
Anr
l"8d wai
1^1
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I
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inn
cn
d
S
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IIS Mar
fo/2 In?
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,
^
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4«
13,000
1
Chlbougamau Exporl
fi'cn
ig'i
TT«h
oi
14,905
.
+i
Chib-Kayrand- Copper
Chi mo
■■
1
4 60 Julv
i'onrji.T
21,900
5.35
1
common—
Research
Cheskirk
Chibougamau
'
7%
50c
Prods
Chemical
Chesterville
2.09
_20
Trust
'
Mai
i
Fph
9 74
75
Oils
Chartered
7,700
22,500
.
■'
10
■V
15c
K
6 00 Mar
j«n
19,700
1.55
Central
Charter
3.40 May
15c
•
•
Mar
10
Mav
1,547
174,313
5.30
v
31
4.60
:
135
____
Coy
73/
in71/
9,741
1
Canadian- Wllliston
Copper
6.40
•
Vickers
Canam
inn%
Y
•
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
Dominion Textile common
DoimldaRope class B
Mines
Donald
Duvan Oils & Minerals
Copper Co UdZZ
Duvex
J£ ;;; etc iS
;
1,370
.
32
...
3.65
4.50
*
Corp common......
Canadian
4.25
3.75
31%
Canadian Pipe Lines and PetroleumsT_l
Canadian Prospect
___16
Canadian
2,597
10
9
M 10
31%
Petrofina
-
55
;_v.
—
C°m
A60™?
12
July
:
i'?/9 Feb
7/2 F"h
com____
—
Mar
27
—
Railway
i,
Ltd preferred
Canadian
^ 26
■.-.
_
preferred
1953
.
•
•
Feb
23
9,237
*
-V:'
7,700
1
Dominion Steel & Coal_
Inr
Apr
J.
65
'
A
;
•
100
•
Preferred
Mr,r
:
__*
Dominion
o3/4 Ta^
,
tuJu-J
«
80
25%
25
,2.30
;vr.'V:'
common.Ld^v
3.75
3.60
33c
1
Preferred
Magnesium
7
wfh
Ltd
—
Oils—
Dominion
an if£
,Q3? 5
I fZ
"
V45,:;
55
,
30%
'
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*
Cos
3.65
77c
;
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
14 A
95c
Apr
94c
Apr
8 A May
130,810
21%
*
Oils
4.80
:
Dominion Electrohome Ind
£eb
^ar,
May
^ay
1
1
Dominion Asbestos
21 A Feb
July
18;
-
ZlYf
J" y
^
,
.
Minerals
if
Canadian
3.35 May
66c
20c
20c
1
1
—25c
Diadem Mines
____1
Distillers Seagrams
——2
Dome Exploration (Western)——2.50
Dome Mines
___•
Apr
95c Mar
42% May
July
.2,770
-
/2
33/2
Jun
19,100
66c
5.9c
38%
;
Corp
Mining
33,788
21
Canadian Homestead Oils
3,470
78c
_Il >
Ltd
Ltd
Producers
Rio
19,564
6.30
?*■}>,> I
,
<■
~
Warrants
D'Eldona Gold Mines
Delnite Mines
70c
8.15
A_
Feb
3.85
4.85
30
45c
2
Decoursey Brewis Mines—
^
8 35
21
6.40
common
'
55%
67C
__100
Morse
July
7.60
9.00
30c
'
Apr
3.60
.
3.95 May
1.57 Mar
•
Export Gas Ltd
40c
11%
.
•
Dock
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
8.80 May
Y 25c
54%
;
;
Petroleum
Canadian Devonian
36c
9%
14
91c
•
(Dunsmuir)
Collieries
Canadian
18
30%
25
preferred
$1%
19
39c
67c
8.20
55
29%
•
Canners
i. $1
—
*
Empire Oils_.
British
Canadian
90
3.25
___
Apr
25c
,
308
3.40
•
■i.'i Preferred
Canadian
60
^
"■:■<:
99
99c
Commerce.:
Canadian
Canadian
34 •i:;-.';,.:89%
——_
Jun
34c
„
88
,
42c
Jan
*
120
...
99
Oils
Canadian
39
-
1
Cable class B_i
&
July
16c
•
6,570
2,100
3.20 ? v
1.90
37%
12.50
Wire
Canada
725 f
23%
23%:
34
■'•Preferred
35c
3,000
4,700
—
1
7,143
17c
12,700
26c
j.!;'.'
1.74
4.05
45c
__l
Jun
36c
10 ¥4
:
1
74c
26c 28¥bC
1-43
1
1
23c
Feb
9.80
72c
___1
Feb
17c
37c
_7
15c
23c
35c
9.95
3.65
3.70
.
9,400
164,115
>
"v2' 150
99
___.
.
18c
59c
,
88%
common..
17c
Consolidated Negus Mines—
—1
—
45c
Feb
11c
Jun
56,900
lfc
14c
Consolidated Nicholson Mlnes__^_—• ' r 12c :
2.04 Jan
25,669
1.07 July
1.07
1.30
8c
Feb
15V2C Jun
'
Consolidated Northland Mines
_1
• 1.1019 % c Apr
10c
Jan
20,166
14c
15c
14c
Jan
i
30c
Feb
t ' "
Consolidated Peak Oils
1
15c
40c
Jan
22c
2,529
July
23 ¥2 c
24c
8c
Jan
.3 14%c Apr
Consolidated Perslicourt Mine
_.l
__
1.10 Jan
55c
Jun
2,900
65c
69c
33'% Jun
40
Jan
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines
2.50
—
69c
Jan
30c
10,056
May
32c 37 ¥2c
11c Feb
17c
Feb
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
1
34c
1.39 Apr
45c
July
29,500
45c
74c
14c
Mar
- -• 28c
Feb
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
__1
55c ■ 13¥2c
13c
May
'/25c
Feb
5,000
15c
40c
Jun
1.12 Apr
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
:
1
13%c
5.40 Mar
3.45 May
39,275
3.70
4.05
27 V2 July
31
Mar
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
•
3.90
60c
Feb
35c
Jun
46,300
45c
51c
11
Jan
14% Apr
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
•;
1
V 50c
90n
Feb
55c
Jan
74,400
80c
82c
>,-•*,
Consolidated Tungsten Mining
1
;; 81c
15 ¥4 July
6.65 Jan
13
15
;
.3,975
54c
Jan
1.60 Jun
Consolidated West Petroleum
•
14
24 ¥4 July
20
Apr ¥
7,110
22
24 ¥4
8.00 Apr
19% Jan
28% Mar
Consumers Gas of Toronto.
—.10
24%
5.75 Mar
7.00
7.90
11,186
55¥2 Mar
66
July
Conwest Exploration
*
.
7.90
5.00 Jun
10
4.25 May
5
5
102 ¥2 May
6.60 Apr
105
Feb
Copp Clark Publishing
*
5
3.25 Jan ;;
15.499
3.60
3.75
19c
3.00 Apr
May
32c Mar
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
—_1
3.70
1.42 Jan
51,150
1.60
2.05
57c
Feb
15c
Jan
V
50c - Apr
Copper Corp Ltd
•
1.95
39c
May
7,300
40c
44c
5.00 Feb
,u;
6,75 July
Coppercrest Mines
____1
__
56c
Mar
15¥ac Jun
16,466
16 ¥2 c
17c
17% July
¥17% Mar
28% Mar
Copper-Man Mines
I 17c
16
May
302
16
16 ¥4
5.10 July
17% Feb
7.35 Jan
Corby (Ht Dist class A
•
16 ¥4
15% Jun
200
16
16
13% May
5u
July
57
Mar
'
\
Class B
f
11 % Jun
281
11%
-. 12
2.18 Apr
28 ¥2 May
:
35 ¥2 Mar
:
Cosmos Imperial
:
1.15 Feb
18,200
1.30
;1.44
2f ¥2 May
29c
Feb
¥.
32
Feb
Coulee Lead Zinc——
1
1.33
3,100
16c
Jun
18c;
20c
2.90 May
32% Jun
39¥4 Apr
V/,
Cournor Mining
__1
__
1.53 July
1.53
1.65
Y 2,300
4.10 July
101 ¥2 Jun
105
Jun
:HY
Cowichan Copper
,1.56
9,150
3.90
4.10
,3.90July,','
150
16c
Apr
165"; May
;
Y
Cree Oil of Canada
ii*
4.05
Apr
8c ^Feb '
*
ll¥ac 11 ¥2 c
'.,.2 050
Jan
>'63 J
Jan
' ,< 62
Feb
Crestaurum Mines,
:
:;
v,
19c
.Jun,
9,500
27C
34c
Jan
28
23¥t Jun
26
'Mar
Croinor Pershing ; _
1
30c ;,
22% Jun
'V,
50 /
25:
25
69
1.80 May
Apr
" •
4.00 Apr
Y •
Crown Trust
10 "
, 62 ¥2
53
Jan
1,966
64
Mar
165
92c
Jan
2.25 May
Crown Zellerbach
5
. 62%
158
Jan
36
193
194
Feb
73c
37
July
42
May
Crows Nest Pass Coal____^________100
194
33c
Jun
15,550
34c
40c
Feb
33% Jun
37 v Apr
Crowpat Minerals —JA,
1
39 ¥2c
39c
16c
May.
18c 19 ¥2 c
,:
17,071
--86
• ';Jun'
95% Mar ■'■■;■:■•■
Cusco Mines'v 18c
Via .{»».'•
98¥2 May
r : ,104
Jan
*
.■
>• :
1
1.26 Apr
Jan
30c
99c
497,800
51c
55c
Mar
1.00 Mar
;
1.00 Apr
D'Aragon' Mines
1
88c
56c
July
13,277
68c
20
Ltd pfd
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Jan
Mar
Jan
50c
''
100
Mtge
Permanent
44c
.
45
165
58%.=
58
I'-Class'B'-^-i-iiiii-iiiili—
Canada Safeway
Jun
,
165
.Y-
,
__i.i_l.l__*
A_
26c
„
Canada Oil Lands,-,—-—3.10
■Warrants
2.00
class
14,100
.
36
Canada jMalting Common_-___^.i___i
Preferred
I——_
__26
Packers
31c
May
.
.
,
r "4%% preferred
1
Canada Llfg (Assurance—10
Canada
63c
'
common'—„10
Foundries
44,850
5.35
20
Iron
32c
30c
50
common
Preferred
Canada
20
16,600
21c
30c
_
Jun
.
2,840
21C
20c
Lake.—_
Red
Canada Bread class
Canada
"
Chiboiigamau
Campbell
2,262
103 103%
1
•
_____i.l
Flon
Flin
Callinan
28,470
-
40c
•
*
Petroleum
Calalta
2,000
3.50
July
,
6.100
=
Jan
42c
26 %c
1
•
Gold__.____
Apr
350
Jun
2.10
,
6,100
54c
28%
50c
28%
Hotvey
5.25
Jan
80
800
'■'__
1
—_i
Mines
4.10
139
160
^
54,300
\
19c
27%
1
*
Lake
38%
11c
15 %c
__
250
Apr
2.15
=
Jan
Apr
60c
14'/2
10% May
225
38
V
Jan
15¥2cMay
17,700
II
Consolidated Moslier
Feb
r 15c
;;
4,020
■
12c
1
Gold
Ext_.
Jan
91,150
v
12c 12 %c
*
:
Yellowknife
2.15 Apr
4.50
Mar
42c
30c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
_•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—*
Consolidated Morrison Explor—
1
_
18c
Jun.
Iron
Mar
10
275
17%c
59c
36c
17c
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Jan
52'A Mar
1.38 May
1.45
1
1
Mines
Burlington Steel
Burns
.
1.40
9 %C
1
1
Canadian
Burchell
July
300
47
25
Co
Consolidated
Mar
13%
Mines
Hill
17
15
47
15%
13%
43%
Buffalo Red Lake
Buiiker
Apr
12% Mar
15
230
S-15%
46
*
Mining
Building
u
13%
A
-
Mines
Brunswick Mining &
Bulldog
15 % May
1
British
Buffalo
88
Aiay
Fenimore
Mar
13
*0
2.15
•
1
Oil—
30c
2.10
1
Crest
2.25
Jan
155
2.50
•
Class B warrants
Consolidated Gillies Lake____
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Guayana Mines.—
Consolidated Halliweil
Feb
106
52
99% May
•
class
,
Columbia
Buffadison
East
Jan
9c
4.50
4.50
High
95c
17,400
10
_i
Dragon
Consolidated
•
Packers
British
Brunston
Consolidated
88
15%
Brunsman
Apr
49
•
Brunhurst
4.30
45% Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
47 %
Reef
Jan
46
50
100
__
'
•
Jan
35
•
Low
62,600
1.52
__
Consolidated Discovery
61
100
Forest
?
Consol
4 ¥2 %
Class B
Apr
Apr
Jan
July
14c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13c 15¥iC
_10
2.10 Apr
2.31
:
Jan
Co—
4%%
Columbia
19%
12 %
8
49%
29
1.15 July
:
Jan
1.45 Apr
9% July
■
1.15
100
preferred
preferred
4¥»% preferred
6.00
Feb
Jan
17% Mar
550
■■
May
4.90
98c
1.45
1
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Conro Development Corp
Consolidated Allelibee Oil
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
Consolidated Beta Gampia
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Consolidated Cordasun Oils—
Consolidated Denison Mines
Warrants
50% July
18c Mar-;.';
July
10c
Shares
1.40
1
Confederation Life
3.85 Apr
July
50
1.20
•
Oil
Electric
Broulan
2.10
1
American
Columbia
■
•
,
1
Ltd
Columbia
British
lie
5.30
Petroleum
British
1.65 Jan
22c
10c
1
preferred
:
17c
lie
50
pfd__;_v___:—-_23
Miues
British
Jun
5.30
.—*
class A
Cordage
(T
British
July
1
.
—.
Traction
Brttalta
60c
_*
Mines
Bridge & Tank pfd
Brilund
8.300
19c
B
Bright
70c
for Week
Low
Par
Coldstream Copper
Cojomac Yellowknife Mines
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Petroleum
Feb
14
335
20
_
Petroleums
Bralsman
Class
Feb
12%
Range
of Prices
last
^... .:
■■
13%
20c 25 %c
2.40
50
1
._Y———
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
High
10c
lCc
22c
19c
1
—_
Mines Ltd
Bowater
r"
Low
High
__
1
-1
—_.
Gold
Bouscadillac
^
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
gale Price
13
__
p,
,,
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
Gold
Bordulac Mines
Bouzan
.
STOCKS
Shares
60c
pfd—„„____*
*
A
M
for Week
Low
Par
v'.
-r.t
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
13
JULY
■'
Sale*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
ENDED
WEEK
.
1.50
Feb
1.08
Jan
7,70
Jan
8
Apr
38 ¥2 May
Jan
68 ¥2
Apr
79c
1.80 Mar
85c
July
20c
May
31c
Feb
93 ¥2 May
57
Mar
2.35 Mar
1.50
Feb
1.17 July
39
22 ¥4
25
July
Apr
Jan
2.37
Jan
3.60
Apr
72c
Jan
36
Apr
31%
Jan
62c
11
2.00
Apr
July
Jan
58% APr
137 ¥a
27%
26c
38
4.75
Ja»
Apr
Jun
July
Apr
97
Jan
54c
Apr
32
Jan
112
Jan
Jan
114
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 16, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock
Friday
Last
Exchange (Cont.)
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Prloa
of Prices
Par
Geco
General
bakeries
General
Dynamics —————,
Motors
Corp-—
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Gold
Mines
4%
•
Great
Great
West
B
'Greening
Gridoil
135
com..
Gulf
Mar
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
5.00
Apr
Maraigo
Jan
135
130
500
9
145
Oils
Feb
Class
8
Feo
July
May
45c
30C
64c
Apr
Jan
56c
Jun
6.75
2,290
7%
20c
4,055
50%
4,150
3.65
—i
3.25
42 V*
42%
3.75
5.60
Jun
42% Jan
5% Apr
4,465
2.95
42%
625
25%
3.15
3.45
23,870
3.00
10 %
690
8
9%
10
465
7%
5.00
5.00
200
42c
49c
34,700
10%
TO3/*
45c
,9c
-——
Trust /^ -10
Ltd—
22
„1
48C
17C
-1
15c
18
—
17%
18%
9.85
3.50
com
120
12c
36%
36%
14c
Mar
8.50
33
Mexican
Jan
Midrlm
Jan
29c
Jun
Apr
37% Jun
Mill
City
Mines
Hamilton
Hard
Cotton
Rock
Harrison
1
—
3.00
common..
Gold
Mines
22c
162,800
71c
40,100
19c
Gold
High
Crest
Highland Bell
Hi
&
Home
Oil
Class
Co
Class
78c
78c
*
35c
40c
/
48%
9
19,200
27%
12%
13
12
47%
885
7.90
85c
58c
925
7
2,440
58
9
22%
Feb
12
..
-
Paper common—
7.85 :
,
Bay Mining At Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
ini
Huron
-20
Mtge
Husky Oil At Refining Ltd
Warrants
—
,
9,655
■v;
1
86%
91
5,440
64
34c
37 c
2,170
28c
37
37
37
170
10%
Apr
Class
Hosiery
B
Mills
National
42
Feb
National
Apr
10.00
3,440
8.35
4.75
2,940
3.40 Jan
Feb
11%
Imperial Bank
Imperial
Oil
>58%
of
Canada
•
«
...
ordinary_3
Lake
Gold
28C
—-'-J
Acceptance common———
55%
$2% preferred
48%
5y ..h 16%
Inglis (John) At Co-—--—
Industrial
——-
Inland Cement preferred—
Inspiration
International
————
International
Ranwick
<
Petroleum
International
Interprovinclal
Products
98%
10,471
78%
Jail
128% 128%
34% 35%
35
126%
Jan
2,290
/.
13
215
2.75
41
45
2.55
2.75
3.65
1.70
2.00
II,190
45
27%
Jan
2.55
July
2.75
Jan
9,230
1.20
3.85
4.75
New
/
New
Gas
v
Hosco
New
Jaculet
Jason
New
Feb
Kelore
Newlund
Apr
New
2.60 Mar
26c
29c
22,495
20c
31 %c
34c
3,925
26c
1.13
1.22
217,775
May
61c
Jan
28c
52c
1.33
Mar
71c
91,836
9%c Jan
14c
1.49
98c
Jan
30c 32 %c
71,912
28c
Jan
1
1.06
1.04
1.10
7,409
2.44
2.63
8,100.
12%
12%
9%C
—1
21%
12%
9%c 10 %c
20%
22
3,100
•
-1
60c
1
3.60
1.35
1.55
85c
95c
1
568,705
1.55
1.55
23c
23c
500
2.28
;
2.20
2.32
44,600
•
21%
•
22%
1
1,023
>
18
55c
2.45
2.90
19,136
14 %c 16c
12,000
16c
4.35
4.40
22c
25c
3,350
4.05
4.05
—
•
3
1
1
Mines-
Little
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias
class
•
-
5.10 Mar
July
f
95c
4.25
20c
July
2.01 May
49c
2.70
Mar
Apr
25
25
Mar
Feb
Jan
3.75 Feb
3.55 Apr
I
1
25c
Jun
6.00
Jun
35c
Apr
Feb
North
»
•
•
1
,
•
1
Northern
Ndrvalie
500
68c
Feb
85C
15C
15c
10,110
Mar,
Oil
12 %c
Jan
41c
22 %c 22 %c
Apr
18 %c
Jun
35c
Jan
3.25
3.00
44,020
2.70
Feb
20c
1-22
3.70
Oils
Ltd
1
<—
common-
Ltd.
Mines
Util
3.65
Apr
Jun
Ontario
B
12 %c 13 %c
7%
i
88
8c
7,500
2,590
1.38
1.68
6.20
6.80
,
Jan
51%
35c
.5.05
Feb
t.
Apr
Apr 5
Apr
v
Jan
Jun
-
1
1.46
56c
Jan
19 Vic
July
46c
Jun
Jun
7.90 Mar
Jan
6.60
1.68 July
4.50
1.75
Opemiska
2.18
Feb
Copper
Orange Crush
Feb
Orenada
Jun
2.50
Feb
Ormsby Mines
17 %c
Apr
Osisko
—
Mines
*
7.00 July
Jan
2,960
Jan
;
3.00 July'?
14% c Feb
8%c May
28,000
72C
2,500
55c
"88,139
80c
Feb
3.50
4,742
.1.67
7%
8 >8
3.50 July
3.15 July
"10,647
15%
17% May '
Jun
14
940
6
"
Jun
'
-
14%
9V2
Jun
Feb
'
Jun
70c
8c
July
13c
6,600
t
1.75
1.35
45c
8,300
56c
Jan
2.00
Jun
"30.422
75c
8c IO V2C
Jun
May !
88
89
105
85
Jun
S5%
Apr
> 49c
2,500
31c
Jan
85c
Apr
46c
11,750
42c
Jun
E5cf Apr
10,200
10c
Mar
7,640
6Hc
Jan
19c
.
;
f
78,800
11 %c
27c
1.30
Apr
May
Jan
41c
Apr
23c
Mar
8c
Jan
6,900
71c
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1.30
Jun
Jan
3.10
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? 10,800
.
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8c
11c
2.55
65c
16,200
2.70
70c
11
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9.610
4,700
10%
525
-
1.78
24c
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45c
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4c
Jan
12c
July
2.50
Jan
3.20
52c
1.15
Jan
10%
,
Jun
1
13
Apr
Apr
Mar:
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27%
27
1
13%
28
27
27
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1,261
27 %
14 %
3.90
2,750
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23c
10.250
60c
44c
22c
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57c
55c
1
44c
43c
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23
13%
1
10% July
130
200
3.75
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22,615
I
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130,768
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2.70
2.65
common——*
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1.31 Mar ;
July
1.50
10%
2.50
a
Jun
64% Mar
Mar
10c
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43c / Apr.
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15c
,
567,068
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66C
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7.60
20c
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9c
18,000
15c
17V2C
preferred
Jun
Jan
20c
6.95
.'1.00
/ 2.64
27c
Exploration
Jockey Club common-
——
4,100
2.57
2,216
14C
3.05
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Products
1.25
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51c
109.600 "
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21,800
31 %c
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1.37
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May
Apr
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1.45
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19,725
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2.51
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May
2.38
2.15
1.35
98c
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135,908
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56
18c
Ontario Loan
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1.28
1.05
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3.35
23c
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22c .,•28,500
20c
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15%
,
—
57%
=
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1.14 Apr
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44c
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Okalta Oils
Jan
Jan
16c
68c
.
Gold-
Ontario
1.10
Jan
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lie
15,000
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27c 28Vic
Rockland
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26c
10c
3.40
!
27C
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22c
.
54c ' Feb
Jan
14c
,
2.17 Apr >
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7,000
23c
9,700
35,308
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12c
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3,700
1.00 Apr
-
Apr
33c
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5,500
>
90c
1,671
23,970
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45c
2,055
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16,880
18c
11c
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4.40
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17c
15c
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22c
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1.40
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1.10
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82c
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20c
56c
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90c
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1.15 Apr
2.65 Jan:
33c
;
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31,575
•
3.80
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60c
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1.30
3.50
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5,000
21c
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33c
30,466 '
68c
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329,331
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41
24c
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1.11
28c
f
63c. ,May
2.20 Apr
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v
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,
69C
3.05
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1.37.
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50c
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90c
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3.25 May
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1.48 Mar
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93c
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1.55
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2.65
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500
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76c
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685
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410
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130
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1.20 May
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2.80 May
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Mar
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May
Jan
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Jun
July
•'■
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58c
2.65
1
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Jun
1.C0 Mar
,,'18
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July
16% May
39% Feb A
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275
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3.20 Mar
Jan
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98c
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1,170
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Jun
2.90
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70c
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4.15
50
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1.95
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90c
84,326
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470
1:50
24C
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73%
A
Class B
Loblaw Coy
preferred
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Class B
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Feb
«...
3.00
1
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741 '
Jan
July
12,700
17
70c
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Acme
Noranda
20
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20
3,181
4,500
25c
22
Nisto
Jan
13 %c May
May
July
,1.10 Jan
23
4.35
Feb
Mar
1.50
90c
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Nor
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42c
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100
3.25
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75C
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25c
Apr
2.E0 Mar
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Jun
Apr
23c
20
1
-
1.35
32c
55c
1
—
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1.24
3.10
3.25 May
2.45
1
Mines—
22
2,787
60c
55c
1
Mines
21%
1.57
Jun
12 %c
10c
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2.50 Mar
45c
Jun
50c
30,842
16
1-60
f
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.50c
Royran CopperSenator Rouyn—
Superior Oils
New
Feb
Feb
Feb
8c
2,600
7,150
95c
49 %c
16%
17%
-
July
May
July
1.59 July
Jan
12% July
500
3.50
1
20o
60c
1.49
1
2.05
120
3.50
•
89c
9,500
10,995
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2.50
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1.36
30c
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74,711
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July
4.70 July
Jan
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17%c Jun
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Jun
1.60
24c
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26c
1.25
Jan
Jun
23%
59c
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3.95
—
1
Minda-Scotia
7C0
3.70
100
3.10
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Newnorth
28c
235,700
203,075
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Mar
4.10
16
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Manitoba
July
25c
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1
Mines
New
July
1.49
50c
4.20
1
Harrlcaiia
New
Jan
37,800
24%
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1.85
•
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1.40
2.44 July
10,085
35,971
July
18
Feb
Mar
33c
28%- 26%
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New
47
4.70
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22% Mar
May
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75c
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300,620
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1,065,450
16%
30c
1.49
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29
Delhi Mines
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New Dickenson- Mines
Apr
40c
Continental
Davies
Jan
Tiff.
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—/—
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New
Jan
Jan
Concord
New
Jan
11%
32c
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Jan
Jun
61c
5
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16%
2,220
Apr
Feb
1.80 Mar
Jun
9,185
'
40%
26c
15°
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Jun
'<}. 12
New
2.55
1,489
4.40
:
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99
July
131% Mar
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70c
5,900
12%
28
21c
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Petroleum
For
84c
1.13
———1
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Lorado
Jan
18c
Ltd
Dufault Mines
Lake Lingman
Gold
Gold
1.74
20c
Lake
Lexindin
33
New
Feb
24% Apr
46
Apr
55c
Labatt (John) Ltd
Labrador Mining Ac
Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines—
Liberal
18
Jan
60c
Kirkland Hudson
Bay
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland Townsite
Kroy Oils Ltd
Secord
Apr
1.16 Mar
22c
Copper
Warrants
Laura
14%
22
Apr
20,940
1.27.
11%
British Dominion Oil*
New Calumet Mines —-—.
16% July
21c
Kilembe
Leitch Gold
Lencourt Gold
200
58%
50%
Jun
Mar
——1
—
—
Mines
11,733
May
——1
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Keymet Mines
Wasa
I,300
1.30
23%
34c
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Keyboycon Mines
Luz
16%
1.22
11
28c
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Kelvinator of Canada—
Renville Gold Mines
Lake
15%
48%
85c
>/ 2,400
2.21'/ 2.44
8%
,
corn-
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5c
2.85
49
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New
joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
Lake Shore
.148
250
15,798
7%
Jan
96%
1.95
1
Minerals Ltd
Jellicoe Mines
(1939)——
La
48%
16%
May
Bidlamaque
Jan
1.37
34c •■r 47c
70c»-
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Bristol
New
55% July
12% Feb
6% May
16c
3,050
48%
14%
3.60
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Kerr-Addison
11
1,230
44
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53%
4,290
75C
8
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Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
134,900
56
Mar
Alger
Athona Mines
New
01
Jan
42%
34%
1
Mining
Jaye Exploration
Gold
325
30c
May
36%
41%:
13
Jacobus
joburke
6%
20c
53
42%
1
Ltd
10,492
12%
97 %
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Inter provincial
1.22
pfd—25
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1,170
55
11%
23%
V
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international Metals
Preferred
16%
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International Bronze
•
58%
53%
54 %
'12%
preferred
Indian
57
6'/a
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Imperial Tobacco
6%
10
—
New
5c
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July
18%
>
1.45 P''yT;43
——
Petroleum
Steel Car
New
6.00 Mar
46c
Apr
70c
29%c Jau
6,800
2.60
23%
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9.50
8,000
A
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May
25c
.
17%
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class
Apr
4.55
> 55c
95% Mar
45c
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52c
9.60
43c
46c
16
—.—1-—.—
91
4.70
43c
3.25
——
Jun
36%
May
29c
.
Works
Jan
July
13c
Feb
-
•
——
Drug & Chemieal
National
29,630
60c
Preferred v——.—
May
17c
July
100
Jun
14c
Feo
2.20 Mar
62
Jun
24'%
•
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class
Feb'
-
:—
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May
79%
4.00
National Explorations Ltd-*—l
National Grocers common*
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____-J.u—_
Mar
49
Creek
94
31c
21c
.
15% Mar
July
6.95 Feb :
37c
•
v.v
16
Feb
39
91
—
Erie
10% Feb
10 %
Nama
25
104
>
>
17,600
1.50
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National
30% Mar
;
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Feb
-
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Jun
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4.50
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
Jul/
41%
35c
>
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3.50
92% May
80C
2.20
Co
Brass
Multi-Minerals Ltd
495
•
87 %
32 %c.
Corp.-—
Morrison
Jan
Jan
*
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97%
—1
Locomotive
3.25
84
•,
16»%
—
Apr
50c
1,031
:
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Feb
Feb:*
46%-July
2,742
45
7.75
Jan
Jan-
62
97*%
35c
Apr
39c
7% July
182,133
2.40
Containers
Montreal
May
12c
4,744
11%
39 %c May
31
Jan
14 %c
Ore
Modern
1.09
58
37c
Mogul Mining Corp-—-—
Moioons Brewery class A__—
Moneta Porcupine
Apr
70c
1
530
12%
Feb
Min
Apr
14,624
94%
common.
—,———
May
2.09
19c
500
19,800
9
24c
24c
28% May
5%c Jan
15,125
27%
Hudson
,
100
/
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10c
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27%
8
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At
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40c
47%
—
Smith
28%
10c 10 %C
—
Apr
1.10
53,900
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Gold
Ltd
A
Howard
Hoyle
Consol
28c
78c
——
Canada..
Jan
13c
May
Feb
7%
Apr
•
1.33
Metals
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15c
5c
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Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
July
1.70
Brick
Jan
7Uc
94
2.80
Petroleums
Lake Uranium
Mindamar
Apr
22c
July
17 %c
41,900
37c
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Hollinger
1.37
40c
—
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Tower
28%
ioc
37 %c
Highwood Sarcee Oils.
Hinde
500
25c
common
Ltd—
51c
Milton
3.50 Feb
17
12%c Jan
m 5,700
1.25
25c
Mines-
Oils
19c
14c 14 %c
1.26
Mines
Hendershot Paper
Heva
Jun
16c
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Gold
Jan
13%
51c
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
3.25
1,280
17C
Hasaga Gold Mines
Red
100
13%
51c
Minerals
Headway
3.25
13%
...—
60c
16,305
;
17%
—
Industries
Warrants
Mllllken
Hallnor
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Mining
Apr
; >
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.46c
—50c
Gas
Midwest
5.20
2.15
,32c
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Light & Power
Midcon Oil
Jan
6.00
Feb
Jaa
3i>c
■
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•
97»/2
Petroleum
Uranium
19%
12%
May
3.00 July
12c
Mar
600
Mete
Apr
26c
Merrill
Feb
47c
48c
Exploration & Dev_^
Jan
12 Vic
Apr
July
2oc
t' 34,270
77c
Apr
;
9%c
5,700
11,000
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62"
Lake
10
49c
-
58,465
/
Jau
103
80c
:> 7%
7%
Mercury Chlpman Knitting.—___
Merrill Island
Mining—
Apr
V
July
Jan
98% July y
Jan A ;',
lie
't/un
,17c
87
Feb
1.49
8
41c
17c
15c
Apr
11% Feb
10c
May
bCO
23,875
27c
Feb
20c
74
2.70 V
71c
94 %
__IlOO
•
Feb
2.oo
71c
yf;
-
'
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M~y
1.70
21 %c
i—5 July
6,000
;
2. <0
Jan
•
15'/2C-
—1
May
23
f
.
V
Mar
July
11c
15c
77c
■
1
com.
Lake
Red
21c >
10c
!____
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor
19c
,
2.50
Porcupine
Red
25c
; 25c
—
——_v-
1.09
15% May
27,200
37
Mcmiyre
:
8%
Jan
48
fco>>
125
Apr
Feb
Jan
1.49
Jun
:.
5,240
98%
IOC
:
common
■
40 %
2,i5o
%
25c
,
•
1.03
5.50
Jan
14c
Preferred
"
8
25c
2.62
I-100
10%
Feb
H
Mines
Frontenac
5<c
4.5.0
/•
Preferred
-
McColi
Mc Mar mac
July
4,590
3.00
13C
.
new
9
13,265
9.25
3-50
—
.—
common
1.65
—1
warrants——
McKenzle
July
20%
:
Maybrun
24 %c
*13,835
"
26'/a
Apr
11%
40c
Jan
5,75 Mar
>
4.40 Jan
15,100
16,000
17c
1.35
;
.
jun
Jun
1-21 Mar
24,400
Ltd
warrants-—!—
B
3.95 July
84
Mar
Jan
Jan
42c
800
23
22
40c
9.25
—
Warrants
22
43c
—I
"
y
May
10%
10
14c
8
Mines—-—-.
Maiun-McNeely Mines —
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Apr
7% Jan
Jan
3.35
——'—
9.45
A
Class
Feb
57
Jun
10 1/4
—i
—
Alab
10
4JC
6.15
1.60
22c 23 %c
Mining Corp
1,000
49%
6%
Gold
Marigold
Maritime
29,100
7%
2.45
21c
Feb
11,400
6.40
2.40
11 %c
.»
;——
Ltd.-
Feb
50C
————
—
Marcus
1,220
1.50
■
Mar
8%
44
.1.50
common-
S3
33c
50%
2.42
—
Mines
y Jun •/
32c1"
3,-00
12 %c
High
2.30 Mar
1.51
'
.
l<ic
>■67,930
43'%
W
42c
1.30
98 %
Mines
83c
9,500
.
33c
Preferred
170
Feb
lac
'■
1.90 May
1.25
I 1.5 J
Ltd
Milling
ldc
*
^
43'A
—
July
7
24c
_•
B——
Mines
48 % July
50c
class A——
Lime &
loi
60c
30c
:-
Products
Jun
20c
Hi
Leaf
7,jjo
■'
2. i5 J i.iy
30c
120
'■?; 8
Maple
Uranium
3,220
90c
1.25
Lake Gold Mines—
Goldflelds
Marcon
3,500
31c
com—
Mines—
Mines
Gypsum
36c
24c
Lead
Gurney
Maneast
1
Utilities
Gwilllm Lake Gold
Malartlc
—'
———— -1
Freehold
Apr
2.00
87c
</• 39C
class
Consolidated
May
49%
—
Gas
1.60
Jan
20c
132
9
Magnet
«iun
Low
.
'
Mines—
Mages Sporting Goods
6.30
July
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.92
;.E' 14c h.
_l
Gold
Bloedel
&
Red
Feb
7%
9
MacMillan
Madsen
ShsrM
90c
>
Apr
Apr
3.90 Feb
46c
48%
*
6.25
6 ic
12,400
25c
—
—
for Week
Prices
Low
Explorations
Mines
Sales
Range
of
1.94
1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
July
48%
50
,
Mackeno
Apr
29c
8
;
A
DevelopmentGrass Oils
Mines
Gunnar
23C
Macfie
Mar
6.40
14,800
9,225
Uranium
Guaranty
Gulch
30c
1.50
Macdonaid
Jan
49
Jan
4.50
Mines
65% July
Jan
Week's
Last
Par
Macassa
Mar
7%
May
7oc
II,000
Wire
,
29C
I,700
11c
—
GreyhawK
197,055
32c
—
Coal
4.65
3zc
4,740
1.07
2.98
—
Sweet
Great
Class
1.65
5.90
30c
Paper.———————
Plains
4,000
2.75
Mines
Warrants'
4.70
1,240
35c
/ 10c
Gratiam Bousquet
Gold
Grandines Mines——
Lakes
5.10
1
gale Price
24
57% May
39 % May
425
30c
class
Northern
.
93c
29c fc
-—
Granduc Mines
930
1,657
1.50
—
B
Great
46
5.40
2.80
—
(Canada)
Great
May
Mines——
preferred
Mackay
Grandoro
5
25c
Uranium
Gordon
Class
205
.
.—
———
Manitou
Goodyear Tire
65%
5.40
V
>
5.45
Gold
Eagle
G«<aeu
Goldflelds
v
6
Jan
1.06
——————--a-
13
High
17
5.45
—
.
Gold Mines—
Mines—:.————
Uranium
>;:> Low
33c
Yellowkniie
JULY
Friday
2,284
5.00
—-—
Geo-bcientiiic Prospectors
Glenn
-
44 va
<
5.05
Gentx Mines LtdGiaut
63%
46
A
6
,•/;■
5.40
Class
17%
'
64
General Pete Canada com—!«%!.
General
*
-
——:—
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17'/«
17%
;'■■■ 6
WEEK
STOCK!
Shares
Low
Ltd
Mines
FOR
Sales
for Week
Feb
12%
Apr
2E% Mar
27%
19%
4.45
Jun
Aor
Jan
21c
July
57c
Jan
5.950
40c
Mayk
89c
Apr
6,500
40c
Jun
63c
Feb
Ari'i Thij)
s
Number 5551
Volume 184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(257)
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—
45
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
'-V "!.
Friday
STOCKS **■'•
.■••«•"
v
•"
V
•
Bale Price
"
'
Low
■
____1
Coyle
Pnuuc
Petroleum
.
—
41 19%
.
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
13
for Week
'
shares
STOCKS
"
Low
:
500
Jan
12,834
11c
Jan
22,140
12%
Jan
Toronto Dominion Bank
16c
Toronto
92
Toronto
Elevators"
46
44%
Low
46
4.10
4.55
'
20
___.
Raaga Since Jan.
High
4.50
—10
Rights
Apr
20% July
J
Shares
Low
Par
■
1.40 Mar
far Week
■
Bale Price
High
•
90c
Sale*
Range
ef Price#
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
,»
:
High
Week's
Friday
<
' 1.40
1.40
12% C
13c
■'18%'- 20l/a
1.40
1
1
Eastern
Pacific
FOR
Sales
;•"
M rrwei
"
Pacific
Week's
Range
'
Last
•
5,114
40
700
<„
Jun
56%
Apr
2.55 Jun
5.75
May
ley*
32,174
J
20
1
High
21
Jan
Mar
'
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour
;
'
Pan
:
•
Porcupine
'
52c
90
-
52c
*
Western Oils
90
55c
38c ."
39c
88
;
*
3t»c :V
10c
•
425
7,025
-
-
77
Feb
51c
July
27c
- .'
39,500
Jan
"
Apr
78c
Apr
4jc
May
I Farainaque
Parbec
-
Mines
Amalgamated
Parker
Mines
Pathfinder
28,500
12c*.-
38,800
lis
Jun
22,718
7»c
July
78c
•
83c
* <
5'/2
1
81c
—__50c
1.50
1
31c
31e
1
13
11 %
5
431/*
;
Ltd
Mines
Petroleums
Consol
.'Paymaster
14c
11c
-
_
5%-'
•
'
9%C Jan
13c
■-«
80c
Drilling
Uranium
Paler
14c
1
l'V12c*
Mines
Pardee
t
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6^
~.
80c
-
980
- -
1.435" 1.51.
4%
•
8,500:
88c
-
---
4,200
30c
Feb
19c
75c
63A Mar
'
1.90
-
Jan
Jun
■
,
5%
■153 Mar
Jun
'
Finance
River
Pembina
Nat
Gas
Pipeline
Mountain
Credit
Gold
preferred
Oil
Pbilllps
•
Pickle
Gold
of
Rouyn
Power
Mines
British
Columbia
F
.
R
1.70
1.60
1.75
:
6,000
1.60 July
1.45
1.42
1.55
.
5,347
1.35
1.78
1.78
1.91
2,000
V 1.76
Feb
17,500
lie
May
5 12Vic
12Va
".
/.
Manitou
36-
Pipe
Line
Quebec
12
4,690
70
75V4
10,153
44% Jan
75>/4 July
39c 42 '/a c
10,700
86c
53c
United
Estella
United
Fuel
Earth
Ravrock
.
13%
v
Class
Feb
1
B
Inc
United Keno
Feb
class
Reef
United
52
May
62%
Apr
4i)C
Jan
72cr
Jan
285
53%
Feb
68% July
7,300
29,600
3.30
Jan
"
: 420
36
-
!';?■ 6c
6.40
19%
*
610
1.75
8.30
2.45
2.50
1.75
48,000
5.40
,
Reeves
MacDonald
Refining
Rexspar Uranium
86,210
2.05
1.95
19c
1.65
'
24,500 "/,
Jun
y
11
'^3.30
3.50
J- 15,141
3.30 July
22c
26 Vi
500
2,440
.
-*
■
;
<v18c
-
Rlc Palmer Oil
f ■:
•;
class
Silk
Ltd
Mfg $1
Long Lac
Mines
Rursell
St
V
Lawrence
5% %
Corp
class
A
2,100
75c
Walker
G
Waterous
Mines
&
•
14%
14%
71j/2
69%
71%
•
16%
16
16%
Malartic
Products
Feb
Western
Ashley
Apr
Mar
western
Canada
Western
Jan
Western
—
Decalta
Mines
i
:
15c
15C
C
5
Petroleum
;r;
Jun
195
43c
30
1.85
16% July
79c
Apr
class
12c
30c
40c
1.14
1.45;
!'Apr
Apr
22.
Mar
Jan
Jan
lOc
Jan
-•22%
A
*
White
Pass
Wilrich
t
„100
Yukon
&
Willroy Mines
Apr
1.20
,
class
50c
Jun
-
Wiltsey
•
43c
1
Coghlan
22%
1,272
23
3,825
21
10O
120
96
12 %c
"T-
May
11
'« V.:
Apr
May
.
July
11
2.35
1
;
11c
%
43c
12c
13,000
'
41c
Jun
10c
1
Feb
.
135c
.
JUly
Apr
35%
Jan
36% Jan
\ 104 y* Feb
;
14
Apr
.3.40 Mar
2.17 May
2,850
i
"
48c
M
May
j,. 1.45
Feb.., ;
Mar
20%
,,
600
12 Vb
2.35 /2.55.
1
„
Petroleums
70c
8,546
1O0
Apr
43
21,225
22%'
TOO
2.04
Apr
30c
-
May
35% Mar
36
22
1-35
18c
•
20c
220
22%"
2.65 May
13
(Geo)
Preferred
Apr
34o
o
.-1 }■;■
21 % Mar
Jan
19c
Petroleum-
Feb
1.70 May
1.30 Feb
6,900
39
July
80c
Jan
20%
29,587
38%
_*
A
38c
,
18% Jun
550
:
Jan
Jan
74% Mar
Jan
1.40
47,000
18c
30
40c
;
Naco
Weston
Apr
75c
.
Jan
15%
65% May
11% Jan
3,498
.
1.55
1.78
1:
Warrants
19% July
v
Feb
:
,
68c
Apr
May
16%c
Apr
3,000
9VsC
Jan
16 %c
Apr
6,734
23c
Jun
52c
Apr
11
Feb
15% May
27,500
13C
~
Winchester Larder
1
Windward
1
Gold
Mines
11c
v;
29c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargreave8
•
•
1.78
Yale
1
■/
10c
jllc
32c
"
29c
816
13
13%
1.72
T.80
5,825
35c
33c
36c
12,500
4,000
131/2 c
13 %c
15c
4,500
2.27
2.24
3.30
22,175
,:■■•
13
-
*
1.72 July
2.07
Jan
18c
Apr
65% Mar
58% May
Lead
Zinc
8c
Yankee
Canuck
14% Jan
Yellorex
Mines
24cA.- Jan
Yellowknife
15% May
Feb
Jun
-
Oil
15c
a.——,
Bear
Mines
Yukeno Mines
_•
17c
July
55c
Jan
15c
Jun
25c
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
Apr
3?c
2.00
Feb
3.00 Apr
10 %c 11 %c
4,325
10c
May
14c
May
37c
39c
15,550
3Rc
May
70c
Jan
36c
10 %C
-—
36C
1,125
36c
Jun
54c
Jan
18
Apr
92% Apr
Jun "
78%
1
Breweries
Grocers
Western
Jan
Mar
70c
100%
14
;1,395
80
26c
355
14%
•
W
19%
2.85
Jun
3.40
\
00c May
19%
24%o
1,575
1.92
Jan
191/2
Jun
10%
61c
•
May.
82'A
47,600
Westeel
Jun
16.
80
9,350
81c
Apr
Jun
35
102 102 Va
1.94
78c
Apr
8% Mar
July
1.40 May
1.80 July
3,200
»c
3,500
_L
.
1.80
1
47%
■".
17%
-r
100
38,900
1.90
4
200
1.74
Jan
Jun
2.50 Mar
17%c 19%c
17%
4.00
1.62
Apr
Feb
'1.55
;
Jan
.
4.00
1
Equipment
Pyrite Copper
Weedon
<
Yr 6.05 Apr ;
<i:
l^'/2
?":>
4.00
1.72
35%
1.40
1.80
14c
14
12
*
Mines
30c
4,875
580
13'A'
6,425
5.80
Mar
1.40
27c
<
44
1
-
Oils
Waite Amulet
>
112c
•
"
43%
1.10
60c
*
Feb
1,500
20,060
44
16% May
;
3.00 Jun
26c
Maygill Gas Oil
30
Jun
•20%
? 5,058
Ltd
Jan
West
July
-
1
33C
•
Explorations
; 4.60
May
11
"
3.85
29c
Jan
Jan
2.98 May
July
Apr
"
July
21c
Vf
3.85
29c
*
40c
8%c Feb
.1.70 Mar
,
50
12c
11%'
'
17%
1
common
15c
19,450
64%
61%
11%
,
•
pfd
11,597
12V2c
1
-
Bt.Lawrence Cement class A
40,300
ll'/aC
13%
it
•
-
19c
35c
64
•
Industries
16'/2c
12V2c
x ~l
10
Ryanor Mining
13,750
16,
30c
\
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Rcyallte Oil common
85c
21
.
1
Oils
rtoxana
75c
21
17c
1
1
Consol
11
80c v,
21
1:
pfd
Rcckwln Mines
10,566
23c
11
;
85c
Feb
July
.
7.85
22'Ac Mar
1.94
-
Jan
19c
14%
15
•
Jun
10
"=
2.10
21c
V
li
100
670
60,600
1,000
1.85
22c
,
3,650
/
13,650
-C 2.64
1.98
•
87c
243,856
? 2.01 Mar
.
15%
85c
Jan
62
40
Feb
23c
■X 27c
960
15
85c
1.65
38c
1.30 May
26,700 •>
-6,750
50,898
70c
-'8V2C Jan
v
23c
2.60
26c
11,500
22c
22c
2.41
65c
14c
2.22
22c
2.41
Apr
July
36c
6.00 July
22c
May
3.875
19 %c
1.55 juiy
;
6.25
21c
2.50 July
18, 19Va
6.00
26
58% May
28% Apr
1,726
^
'
38c
47,875
19c
6.10
135
/
67c
10,550
--
40
1
42,700
y
: - 20c
f'J,
1
A
R1x-Athabasco Uranium
'Robertson
i
19V4
_
;
61%
36%
Feb
Jun
•
1.70
2.15
60
38%
Feb
30%
July
19%
18c
1
1.65
2.22
A 6,420
Mines
2.85,
12V2C
29
800
;
West
1.10 May
'
/
■
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
1.55
1.55'
26
20c
'
Mar
8.60
'
May
>
2.50
12V2C
>;
1
Mines
Riverside
Howman
''
1
;
Rio. Rupununi
nccne
1.65
25
19c
37c
\
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Jun
Apr
May
£4%
10,050
1.15
1
26
Apr
58% July
July
6.60
60
29
29
18c
2,531
Apr
1.03 July
>
10,600
6.95
3.50
•
Feb
5,305
Apr
18c 24 %c
'
2,225
46%
July
10%
.,■
32c
<
9V2c Jan
;
Vlolamac
1,605
•
1
Alloys
21c
58%
1
Ltd
Vulcan
4.85 Mar
>/
1.75 July
26,950
'
1.10
<1.10
»
:
;
Apr
Apr
21% May
Jan
Jan
Jun
Feb
45c
Feb
11 Vi
^,1.':-
Regent
:
Feb
5%
6.80
50
Viceroy Mfg class B
Jan
..
1.75
2.61 *
1.62 >
pfd__
Mines
Vico Explorations
2.75 May
Apr
15c
■
■<
1.80
1
A
Corp
Mines
Consol
Ventures
Jan
2.45
Jun
1.50 May
108,200
31c
:v
Vanadium
9.40 Jan
1,250
>
Jan
Steel
Vandoo
23%c Apr
44
Apr
5.60 May
<
4,705
2.50
1.10
1«.
54c
14,515
; r:
•
Upper Canada
Apr
5.25 May
3,900
-
6.90
Jan
11
1,
Ltd
2.50 May
Feb
13c
200
•
3,200
1.03
1
Explorations
54%
>
Jan
8
4,940
333,700
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M 2,777
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194,750
19
18c
25
57
-
3.35
Co
;
1.60
30c
21c
6.80
1
pfd
61c
*
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22,293
9.50
«
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22c-Kh 22c
26 J/a a - 25 Va
;
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2.25
9.30
A
Mines
Montauban
17c
11
Apr
2.20 Mar
18c
class
B
United
6.00
/£•.:
Corps Ltd
July
2.25
Warrants
Rare
1.56 Jan
17%
1
United
1.70
y
United
1.75
>
.
Jan-
1.04
, -,
l .v
Rainvllle Mines Ltd
10,720
16%c
%
Mar
18c
-
1.92
Metallurgical
Radiore Uranium Mines
<
1.80
56
•
Asbestos
May
67
17V2t!
Mining
,
r.
40C
May
41% May
18
Mining
3lc
2.16
2.05
J>
United
4* 89c
5.50
2.39
Union
Feb
Apr
Jan
-
5.40
' '
Jun
3.40
Feb
May
July
6.25
1.75
1
Queenston Gold Mines
Apr
47C
751/8
Union Gas of Canada
20C
34%
5.75
__lt-
Mines
Feb
2.50
110
9.35 "
60c
16c
-
6.30
1
Jan
49
May
38c
.V
20c
500
64
16c
-
"
5.00
67
1
:
Jan
44%
25
2.05
Pipeline
25,000
60c
5.40
•
:
32c
'
1.60
Oil
Class
:
2.50
Develop
24 V* Mar
Jan
1.70
Petroleum
Triad
28c
1
27c ■■<■.
24c
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441/2
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21
2.25
Oil
2.25
Jun
99c
-
36c
Mar
1.93
r
58,500
12Vi-
74cVf'/ 64c
-V 28c
•>
Ltd
"
•
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Quemont
-12%
26c
8,880
;;
12cl2'/2c
1-.
1
-
Quebec
I
1.57
<
Airways
Quebec Lithium Corp
|
2.45
1.30
1
Mines
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp—
j
2.00
•
Dome
'
7,450
1.48
„_10
East
Quebec
Mar
..' i 55%
Gold
Uranium
''*
103
1
Gas Producers
Purdy Mica Mines
'*
Jun
i;;
2.15
1
,/ Provo
'
99'A
C
;
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'
5
■_*
Roy
Prospectors
U:'
99%'99'A
40
21
13c
Apr
30c
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M
26
1
Gold
Border
Prrnto
Feb
•
Oil
Preston
22%
25c
1
Corp
Premier
107
•
Ltd_
Uranium
Powell
Prairie
'25
1
Placer. Development
5 Ponder Oils
Poplar Oils
v
Powell • Riyer
5
23 %
Jan
2oc
•
Gold
Piicn-Ore
1
47% July
53
Jan
23%
__1
Mineral
&
Co
Crow
Pioneer
.
49% May
1-
5 Petrol Oil & Gas
;
155
b» %*'♦*'
100
Mines
Oils
Peruvian
Trend
3,328
50%
5
—
common
Perron
:r
47%
50%
3,246
200
46%
1
Oils
Prairie
7,000
r
43
Oils
Transcontinental
Trans
175
21c
47c
Empire
Era
13 " July
' 39%-
50
Peoples
:5 9,885
7.85 Mar
23 Va
common
Preferred
Fenr.ians
13 5
211/2
44%
.
Peace
L
21 «/4
21
20c
45
A—
Explorations
„
Trans
■:
S.
—40
Trans
Jan
class
1
preferred
.
Trans
'-j
Jan
39%c
21
21
20c
common-
—
Trans-Canada
i; 1.60 May
•
-
Works
A
Traders
Jan
Jan
80c
115,398 »
33c
23c
-
-
Iron
Class
Towagmac Exploration—
"
102% July
Jun
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
37c
Mining
*
'
St
Michael
ean
Uranium
Antonio
Band
River
Mines
Ltd
1
Gold
1
82c
85c
18%c
}6c
20c
2.50
2.60
5,050
112
ohnwkev
Sheep
pfd—
1945
7,825
50C
2.15
2.40
31,750
1.75
2.55
3.85
Feb
3.75
37,040
89'A
1,167
68
Jan
52%
30
51
.c.Apr
lS.Vic
9.20
9.50
•
25
25
25%
•
10%
10
10'A
25
25
25 Vi
4.95
4.90
4.95
310
1
13c
13c
15c
15,000
9.20
trust
v
23,633
V
:f
360
9%
10%
Apr
Anglo
11%
<;,
Jan
Asbestos
29% Mar
British
23% May
28% Mar
Brown
Mines
Bllanco
Mining
Silver-Miller
Silver
Quebec
Mines
Standard
8ilv*rwood
Class
class
Ltd
Eltcoe
Gold
Slccan
Van
35,320
55c
2,100
12
11%
12
430
11
12
12
120
12
19%
20%
2,719
__
•
20%
Vinegars
General
Canadian
Industries
Mav
13%
Jan
July
:
13 V*
Apr
22
Apr
Canadian
Western
Feb
Oils
95c
15,350
52c
Jan
1.16 May
Canadian
24c
3,547
20c
Jan
31c
Feb
53
Jan
Coast
45c
Apr
Consolidated
50%
51
30c
50
165
26c
5,054
20c
)May
!
Feb
25c
47 %
45
54c
60c
Feb
90c
Feb
36c
40c
6,900
33,600
43c
40c
16 %c
Jan
60c
30c
•
*
Mar
29
Feb
33
Apr
17%
Jan
24% Apr
452
5.35
900
24
24%
1,065
19
20%
265
19%
90
5
5
26%
28
46%
47
960
,
19
90
:
<
4.20
2,374
.
Lumber
27%
Jan
32
Jan
24
Jan
Jun
95
Jan
Feb
Jun
5
—-
Feb
28
Jan
52
Jan
May
July
200
6y?
Jan
14
3,870
33'%
Jan
46 V2 July
7.758.50
7.75
46
—,
—
Jan
14 y8
205
44%
25
25
550
20%
Paper
6%
46
3,310
'
.
Feb
2iy«
Jan
'
Westinghouse
Copper
5.00 Jan
25
May
28 y*
35
20%
90
Jan
18y*
125
29%
8.10 Jan
Apr
19'/a
20%
1,940
46
47
144
24%
26%
90
90
46%
Apr
51
July'
44
46%
54c
30c
32c
10,422
28c
Jan
34%
55c
22
47 ^
45
20%
-l
-
Mar
38% May
19
20%
13%
10%
1,095
29
common
Jun
5,070
20
i
51
;
.
5.25
Canadian
1
'.
202
Feb
385
*
90c
•
Mines
32%
43
;
.50
23c
♦
Union
41
Investments
Marconi
16%
11%
24%
Preferred
90c
*
Oils
Sugar-
—,i»
Canadian
24c
50
Southam
Btadacona
Canada
May
80c
11
20%
High
Low
39%
5
Dominion
*
Ltd pfd—
Valley Oil
Southern
-
Apr
1.70
'
Feb
30c
8c
_1
Mines
Rol
Somerville
8Dconer
1.34
50c
*
Simpsons
Souris
1.25
50c
•
A
B
1.32
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
Wig*
32%
1
Jan
27c
Shares
50
Note-
Dredging
5.40 Mar
Apr
3c
Jan
J3c July
1
50c
Mines
Dairies
4.55
Bank
Co
Bulolo Gold
Eigma
rev Week
11%
—
American
Raaga
46
49%
Paper
Develop
Newfoundland
Corp
■alee
Waek'a
af Prleaa
41
Anglo Canadian Pulp
July
25
3,115
Curb Section
Fonda
Low
Par
May
2.25 May
Jun
I,ait
Sale Prim
Feb
v" 29c
Feb
Friday
STOCKS
May
54%
Jan
7.75
155
1
1.35
.
Canadian
Apr
90
Jan
9c
14,366
1)200
1.50
'
„
a
17c
1.55
15%c
-
Jun
3.20
Horsey
Voting
2.82
52%
Shirriff
r
Jan
87'A
1
cominun
Apr
_L
Gordon
Breweries
Jan
2.50
3.75
50c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Mar
15%
Jun
89'A
Shtrritt
BIcks'
155
.
2.00
•
.
Jan
Mar
3.90 Mar
14% May
•
1
Gold.
,
1.47
19c
Jun
108"Jan
100
2.50
2.36
.'
50
Mines
Creek
115
15%
2.30
;
__
1
11c
2.50 Jun
160
110
15%
2.50
—»
Cement
6curry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bhawinlgan Water & Power com
B
82c
'
Bridge
Class
July
136,900
2.50
1.19 Mar
July
2 82c
2,400
1
Debentures
easKatcnewan
31c
416,800
36c
•
Gold
Bapphlre Petroleums Ltd
S'arnla
31c
35c
Disher
Steel
Apr
Feb
Dominion
Jan
42%
Apr
DuPonr
Jan
89c
Feb
Jan
28 %
pfd
Bridge
Dominion
55c
1
*
25
•
Mar
25
Mar
Apr
Glass
common
_•
19% July
24 V* Mar
39
Feb
47
580
24
May
29
Apr
300
90
Jun
94%
Feb
34
Feb
56
Apr
27
Jun
36
Jan
109
Feb
142% May
Jan
56% July
July
'
Standard Paving & Materials
Sfanwell Oil & Gas Ltd—.
•
Stedman
■
•
1
Bros
413A
'
70c
>
635
41V2
42
70c
72c
5,923
25
25%
145
653A
68%
f
-
..
...
;
■
Steel
of Canada
I
Steeloy Mining
8ieep Rock Iron
<
68
12c
Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
*
.
Propane
Preferred
_)
^
•
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<
Petroleum
'/
Preferred
Surety Oils
Surf
Inlet
Swltson
ordinary—
—;
&
Minerals
Cons
Gold
Industries
*
-
26
J_
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100%
1
50c
1.20
22 %c
Feb
7%*
8
-
26
5.00
7
800
-
.
.
-
390
'
.
3,030"
,
com
•
26
50
1
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
*
International ¥tilities
—
48%
48%
500
27%
■,
60
l
"
53
138
72
56%
138
53
•
50
27>/4
7%
5
—
1,010
10c
2,200
7%
1.05
18,150
1,230
Jun
Pato
Consolidated
Feb
Pend
Oreille
Jan
Price
1.85
Apr
Ridgeway
17c
Apr
Third Canadian Gen
10
Apr
Universal
104
Jan
Feb
6
73
73
75
150
July
90
Jan
37
35
37%
375
33%
Feb
42
Apr
38
38 Va
330
36
Jun
62
Jan
"
common
Preferred
Tandem
Taylor
•
Mines
50
common
__i0
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagaml Mines
Thcmpson-Lundmark
10
44
:46%
165
-.
46%
25
12,000
10c 10 %c
lOc
•
l_
"
,
10
10 %
1.20" Jun
7,200
1.35
42'A
46%
l
Pearson
Preferred
1.25
"
603
10%'.11,A
210
1.43 Jan
S
,
40
Mar
40% Feb
10c
9%
44
Ogilvie
Flour
•
common
Gold
Mat
15c
Feb
11
Jun
11%
Inv Tr
4.30
66 %
69
740
50
Feb
71% May
15
Corporation
47
46%
48%
725
45% July
54% May
•
6
5%
10
Tcrbrit
Gold
Silver
Mines
Mines,
1.99
2.00
8,615
1.99
July
2.75
6.40
2.25
Jan
9.00
Feb
«
1 70
1 41
2 10
5,710
53,000
21c
22c
19,966
20 %c
July
54c
37c
7 500
33c
July
July
58c
Feb
Odd lot sale
Feb
nr
No
Apr
5.80
•
a
6.40
.*
1.99
-
•
ZZZZl
!
_!
"
77c
85c
•
5!600
1.36
77c
Jun
Products
Consolidated
Gold
FOOTNOTES
Jun
1
1
6.75 Mar
4.25
69
1
63
61V2
.
,
Corp
1
3.95
780
5% Mar
1,940
6
64
64c
64c
53,500
24
25
350
Apr
56
975
62c
Jun
1
May
56c
23%
Apr
5.15
6y*
68
Jan
Jan
Jun
68%c Jan
25%
Jun
July
21c
Tcmblll
Yukon
5.25 July
800
5.40
4.30
•
Mines
Bros
5.35
,_l
Mines
46% July
Jan
10% July
73
Jan
3.50
July
57/s
Paper
26 Va
T,
Jun
8c
Ontario
24
\
7
*
38%
2.50
I
Inc
&
Jan
26%
May
•>
Loblaw
Minn
8%
2.80 July
19% July
r," 100
10
1.18
-
V
6.70 May
Feb
Jun
.
"25
' 220
,
21'
9c
42%
Securities
Apr
July
-1.05
7
•
Fen
14c
19%
1.33
Tamblyn
61c
8,825
100% 100%
.
__
•
1
Apr
27% May
Jan
Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines
Mar
14,100
2.80 -2.80
1.18
Bylvanlts Gold
.15 Va
V
10,500
17c
j 5.40;
W26
21
—100
22,957
5.20
„
8
; "
25
Warrants
u
J
20%
■
-Vise
15c
17c
5.40
•
common
13,500
Apr
80
Jan
10c
;
74c ^ 79c
74c 'Z
1
_1
__l
Mines
12Vup
19%
20%
1 "
57%
9,561
-*
12c
,
of
Preferred
3.00
Feb
1.25 Mar
par
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
range).
d Deferred
e
rCash
wlWhen
delivered.
issued,
Ex-dlvidend.
y
(not included in year's range).
x
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock
MARKETS
dividend.
to unlisted
(not Included
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating
(Un) Admitted
wd When
delivery sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
AND
t
(not included in year's
dividend.
trading privileges.
ft
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(258)
.
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Al»^uccu
Bid
Par
1
Inc—1
4.07
4.34
X9.65
10.55
——*
1.63
1.79
American
Business Ehares
Mutua',
Trust
Fund
Institutional
Institutional
15.18
6.70
Bond
Tr of
Inv
Fund
Boston
10%
(Low
(Income Pfd Stocks)
17.30
18.70
K-2
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
6-2
(Income Com
11.26
12.17
23.44
25.34
13.47
14.76
7.60
,
8.31
v
23.92
—»0o
com—100
100
6.54
25.86
18.12
19.60
Loomis
15,000
16,100
Automobile
142
23.74
9.71
General
14.29
Metal
Dividend
Fund
5.16
5.68
2.70
2.93
4,27
New
7.83
4.00
shares—lc
'**__.*__*.
Bond
for
l
lc
Mutual
-1
9.16
Life
Fund*
B'und
Trust
Bond
*
40.06
10.26
11.25
stock
16.69
Inc_l
4.27
4.67
New
*—•
8.18
8.89
New
10.71
11.73
10.92
11.93
6.73
7.36
__1
—
4.79
series**——lc
7.36
18.99
3.40
3.70
14.76
General
Capital
—*1
67^/4
General
Investors
1
7.85
Trust-
Aviation
.
6.31
8.99
Series
Stock
1
6.62
shares
1
21.19
1
'1
Pioneer
Price
Fund
(T
11.68
Puritan
Fund
13.17
Putnam
(Geo)
8.32
Inc
—X
Fund
Scudder
13.63
14.92
Scudder, -Stevens
Stock. Fund_lc
12.69
13.89
—lc
Fully
administered
7.70
8.44
lc
6.27
6.88
;
shares—lc
9.63
8.82
Institutional
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
lc
—lc
11.52
shares—
*
9.98
10.93
12.74
13.95
shares
equipment
lc
shares
lc
lc
11.49
16.30
Tobacco
shares
lc
4.32
lc
*
Utility shares
9.U5
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
4.76
Accumulated
Continental
1
16.07
2. i3
2.98
1
10.88
11.89
1
9.52
10.40
Wall
Washington
Fund
of
Incorporated
Inc
Boston
Income
Fund
Vueorporated
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Inst
Bank
Foundation
Institutional
13.24
14.50
39.00
United
Funds
25%
9.42
Line
10.69
11.62
11.47
12.54
1
16.65
18.10
1
6.49
7.09
6.15
,6.72
Inc.l
13.49
14.69
1
7.25
7.92
1
Investing Corp—
8.89
9.72
10.23
11.06
10.81
11.82
Wellington Fund
14.07
15.34
lc
11.29
12.36
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
12.68
13.71
Fuud.lc
11.72
13.82
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
X5.60
6.05
Mutual
Investors
:
Fund
Inc.*
1
Insurance Companies
Par
Aetna
Casualty b Surety*
10
Aetna
Insurance Co
10
Aetna
Life
'
.10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity
tl.25
10
Automobile
Assur
&
Home
Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2'%
(Wa&h D C)
1
Re-insurarice
5
American
Surety Co
Mercury
&
6.25
Shippers
lo
Boston Insurance Co
5
Camden
Fire
Colonial
L'ife
Columbian
Life
Casualty
Forster
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Federal
Assn
Co—
Life
Hanover
116
123
10
233
39
42
27
28%
Merchants
Fire
4
474
Merchants
&
24%
26%
22%
National
48%
53%
Nationwide
36 Va
5
52 V2
4
12
lo
130
Union
Fire
Corp
New
Amsterdam
29%
New
Hampshire
New
York
5
class
A——5
Casualty
2
Fire
10
Fire
5
43%
„
45%
18%
19 Va
Ask
31%
33%
River
2.50
Northeastern
3.33%
10
12'%
Northern
12.50
72
77
97%
103 %
58 %
62%
North
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
4%
5%
Pacific
66 Va
Pacific
Indemnity
31 %
33 Va
32 %
Peerless
.34-
9-
4-56
b2.85
2.60%
1-
3-56
3.125%
38
81
-
87
10
Co
53%
57 Va
61
.5
-
48 Va
10
Co
Insurance
23
24 Va
35
Phoenix
10
75
80
81%
Providence-Washington
10
24%
25 V4
2
12%
14 Va
2.50
60%
62%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
_5
35%
37%
St
87
92
Seaboard Surety Co
44%
46%
67'%
70%
Paul
Security
Fire
(New
Springfield
&
1959
97.16
97.18
96.18
96.26
95.28
96.4
1,
I960
1.
95.4
19«0
1,
10-
1-56
b2.95
Dated
3.50%
Due
6-1-56
3.10%
;
4-
7-
Bid
12-3-56
10
67
72
6.25
55%
57%
10
Marine
2.85 %
2-57
b3.20
2.95 %
b3.20
3.00%
2.75 Ve'
3.30s
2-56
1-
2-57
b2.95
2.75',
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
b3.25
b3.00
2.85%
3.55%
6-
1-58
3-
1-57
3.45%
b3.55
5-
1-56
11-
1-56
3.15%
b3.00
2.85%
7-
2-56
4-
1-57
: 3-
b3.J5
3.20
1-56
12-
3
b3.C5
2.85%
2.95%
56
3.40s
United States
61%
65'%
Haven)
Fire
&
10
Marine
10
July
19,
1956
26,
1956
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
99.982
99.984
September 6,
99.940
99.946
September
1956
1956
13,
1956
99.896
.99.903
9,
1956
99.853
99.853
September 20. 1956..—***_—*-*
September 27. 1956
1956——
99.811
99.822
October
August
16,
23,
1956
99.766
99.778
October
August
30,
1956
99.719
*
4,
1956—
11,
Bank & Trust
of
York
New
100
Trust
10
Chase Manhattan
Chem
Bid
Corn
Bank*
*12.50
260
64%'
Par
Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
66%
50%
52%
Bank—10
46%
&
58
National
48%
State
63
Bk
Tr__25
(White
Plains
N
Y)
„_5
28
10
188
Empire Trust
Bank
Fiduciary
First
of
New
First
Trust
Trust
National
First
City
Guaranty
64%
31
5
39%
43%
20
79%
82%
10
51%
53%
of Commerce.10
33 %
"36%
Bank
Trust
Co
Bank
Irving
Trust
Kings County Trust
Long
Island Trust
Co
Manufacturers
Trust
Co
National
Brook
York
10
32'/e
97
10
&
42
48
10
41
Co
Il00
Inc
National
of
N
Y
5
Bank
National
Huntington (L
Sterling National
Bank
34%
;
Los
107
65
49
10
46
12.50
35
38
30
33
10
60
62
25
Tr
48
52
Co
of
Detroit
City—
Bank
Angeles—J
Paterson
d24V»
26
346
(N
18
Phoenix
357
67%
„
Valley
70%
: 7%
,__io
44
25
208
IlO
IIII20
Mellon
8%
21 .V'..
69%
:
10
Fire
104%
45 Va
47 %
S
3
Insurance
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
in
Co
40
43
.
.
x23%
26%
the
,
i TO
39
Recent
Bonds—
American
3%s
Bid
Potash
&
Bank
Nat'l
of
Bank
Phoenix_5
&
29%
31%
109 V.
25
20
49
51%
20
56
60
St.
First
23
National
National
Mercantile
72%
43
117
Louis-
Boatmen's
Louis
Bank
Bank
Bank
Trust
Union
*_17
Co
61'%
54%
58 %
78%
83'%
A—6.25
38%
1975
105 %
1986
99 V2
100 %
_*_1976
100 V4
101V4
19S6
100%
100 3'4
i986
103
103%
1981
100
Francisco—
of
57%
25
20
Trust
,
Amer N T & S
"
40%
—*1970
*
Industries
Oregon
Power
Commonwealth
4V4S.1975
37/8S___1966
Power &
Hilton
Power
Hotels
Houston
Kentucky
Util
Kerr-McGee
Lowenstein
National
Niagara
101'/4
Co
101V2
103
Southern
Calif
100%
101V*
Textron
1976
114%
115'%
169
1986
IOOV4
____1970
Pow
116%
3'/4S_1986
3%s._1986
96V2
Mfg
of
Amer
U S Industries
3.45s
Am
4%s
1957
Gas
37%s
1981
5s_
4%s_
Eleciric
1986
101 %
102 V.
1968
15IV2
153'%
2
28
28
30
4.25%
Power
93 V4
4.44%
30
value
.
asset
97%
123
126
104 »/4
105
>
Oil—
preferred
Louisiana
&
50
58%
59 %
..100
100%
IOIV2
Light—
preferred
ISSUES
b Bid yield price
d
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
k Admitted to
listing on the New York
Stock Exchange
90%
Stocks—
Anderson-Prichard
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
par
96%
101
102%
98
100%
92%
.1970
3%s
102
107'%
117'%
100
1931
—1971
89%
j- Ask
101%
Sons—
4%s
Salt
Wisconsin
1986
4%s
&
1986
3%s
37/es_
Penna
Sheraton
3%s
(M)
99%
1975
Light
Oil
Mohawk
3%s_
Can 5s
100
:
4%s
&
93
102%
Lt.3%s
Bid
Elec
102
3%s_
Light &
Power
92
100%
Narragansett
1975
Frudliauf Trailer 4s
3%s
Iowa
132
1986
3%s_*
Corp 3%s__
Georgia
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mueller Brass 3%s.
129
Fenna Elec
.1936
Power
Ferro
Ask
Edison—
3'%s
Duke
Security Issues
Chem—
—
a Net
2
*
32%
Trust
47%
218
tEx-lC0% stock dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
Lifp
158
96%
5
Albany
55%
30%
J)
Pittsburgh—
20
:
52%
(Ariz.)—
Natl
San
of
262
62
Security-First Nat'l Bank__12.50
;
St
Bank
&
National
Albany, N. Y.— ' /
State
40
252
16
It
Bk
Bank
Jersey
of
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
38
50
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank de Tr
2
I)
200
County Bank & Trust Co
25
Bank
Bank
Co„
National Bank
Trust
First
42%
5
&
375
Detroit—
Bank
Trust
State
Trust
Connecticut
20
of
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
435
360
City Bank*.
Hartford
Y
312
420
100
Connecticut-
Bank—
N
306
Bk.100
Union Batik of Commerce
66 %
28
Square
(The)
91
National
Cleveland
20
Industrial Bank
New
Central
27
36
National
Hanover
Royal
25
33
20
Natl
National
Franklin
88
&
Cleveland-
Bank
Rochelle—
Franklin
National
National
York
Westchester
New
81
Trust—33'%
Bank———100
Bank
Trust & Savings
Northern Trust Co
195
10
Ask
78
Harris
30%
10
Co
Bid
Trust—25
,,
•No
U
150
10
S
99.442
Companies
City
County Trust Co
63%
US
99.493
Chicago—
268
Exchange
Commercial
60%
U
46 %
99.550
99.432
*
Ask
York—
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
3374
43%
99.597
99.480
1956—.*—
56%
32 Ve
99.664
99.578
99.530
99.738
85%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
99.689
99.639
2,
August
August
54%
Accident
Ask
99.675
—
August
53%
Travelers
3.05 %
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
51%
Standard
Ask
b3(J5
1-
2-56
1-56
75%
24
38
94.20
94.10
10- 1-56
,~4- 2-58
5
22
*36%
95.12
94.12
94.2
1961
11-
■
10
5
5
97.14
2-1-56
3.05%
Florida
10
Fire
62 %
98
100.1
99.31
1,
1,
Rate
2.50%
1-55
Calif
53
Bid
b2.75
12-
Burlington
90
10
Due
8-1-56
45
77%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steamboiler
April
It" 1-55
42
61 Va
Home
IV2S
97.24
97.6
1959
1959
April
Oct.
99.14
99.6
Dated
51%
137
10
IV2S
l%s
3 00%
47%
10
Fire
1957
57%
140
288
5
1.
13 V4
.
lo
Republic
15.
99.30
98.23
38%
5
85
4
April
Ask
98.30
35%
Assurance
36
120
33 Va
Manufacturers
National Fire
19'14
33%
1
129
10
l%s Feb.
1957
241
5
American
Golf
20
Life
•
Life
&
15%
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
National
1.25
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Globe
14%
Lincoln
10
Newark
Great
32 Va
Life Insurance Co of Va
.
5
(N J)
100.1
1,
100.10
100.8
129
29 Va
268
4
of
10
2
Co
Deposit of Md.
Philadelphia
Firemen's
Franklin
124
Ins—
C)
5
Life
F)
|
92
10
Ins
Inc
(S
Life
89
Maryland
28
of
Fund
N
Ask
30%
112
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
Fireman's
Standard
(Greensboro
Bid
Amer_5
31%
J)—5
—*
Fidelity &
Fire
(N
North
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life
Companies Inc
1
27
391/5,
of
29%
Amer—10
Assurance
Continental
Employees
Employees
of
General
Continental
&
Assn
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
crum
Ins
25
28Vi
Jefferson
37%
36%
5
American
Bankers
70
Co
l%s April 1, 1958
27#s June 15, 1953—
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
99.22
1957
May 15.
1957
Aug. 15, 1957
Security
Par
Insurance
208
35%
_5
Amer Ins Co
Amer
66%
15
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rye
Ask
I31
197
Casualty_5
preferred
conv
American
2
Bid
124
98.30
point
a
100.4
100
1956
1,
32ndi of
more
l%s Oct.
"I
1956
15,
or
100.2
1957*
Meadow
Inc—1
Fund
Strum & Towne Fund
Street
9.37
1
Ltd
Inc
Income
13.07
8.57
1
Fund
Growth
Aug.
Rate
of
12.02
1
Fund
Canada
Value Line Fund
Van
13.50
lo
Fund
15,
Notes—
Federation
12.62
Sliares_l
Income Fund
Science
Value
8.52
Fund—1
Fund
United
United
17.37
41.50
a31.72
1
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
15.52
13.67
1
Inc
United
17.93
Inc
13.34
14.16
12.51
Funds Inc—
17.58
Hudson Fund
12.34
1
1
Inc
23 V2
Fund
17.40
:
10.88
Templeton Gwth B'und of Can.l
United
17.05
Inc
10.06
12.39
a25.i9
Fund
Feb.
Bankers
a25.07
.*1
Texas
2s
New
1
Fund
B)
Investors
•
98.24
100.3
50
a38.22
12.31
1
inc
Mutual Fund
Haydock
47%
1.25
Investors—*
1
Guardian
103.3
100
100.1
14.48
Inc_l
9.92
.
25/s8
Treasury
Bank
Television-Electronics Fund
7.89
1956
1958
Maturity—-
Treasury
Par
Fund
Sterling Investment Fund
17.84
7.20
Inc.*1
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
12.53
lc
shares
1956
Clark
Shares
(Edson
Sovereign
3.15
2.86
shares
stock
Smith
12.62
1,
Dec.
13.09
Clark—
&
Stock
Amer
Southwestern
9.35
shares—lc
shares
Bond
Railroad
Bteel
8.98
lc
Bond
20.
20.
7,24
13.32
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
18.46
shares*
bond
Nov.
Jan.
33.31
12.04
•
Common
9.67
16.87
General
&
Stevens
Selected
10.55
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
of Canada
15.30
6.70
1
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Equipment shares
shares—
Fund
23.23
14.08
; /.V
32.98
:•»'
Science & Nuclear Funds
lc
Food
Stock
16.02
20.95
22.79
1
—2.50
Growth
Chemical
311
14.61
Inc——**1
10.07
34%
19.21
•
Inc
Rowe)
12.03
Electrical
2%S
July
'*
•—:"m—
Fund
Inc
Street Fund Inc—
Pine
32%
Corp**——I
Securities
10.33
&
Mortgage Assn—
9.66
Tru^t Shares—
9.43
(The)
Indebtedness—
Bid
Ltd
lc
lc
Electronics
of
one
■'•
Ask
Bid
Capital Fund
Building Bhares——
Capital Growth Fund*
Common
Figures after decimal point represent
22.91
Fund
7.09
shares——'
3 V«s
.*>•
103'%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.23
Series
1956
Peoples
16.13
99
2 Vas
9.83
Philadelphia
M1.53
Federal Natl
100.11
97
97.20
97.10
102%
100.1
100.7
98.24
—
6.90
1
American
.
lc
—lc
shares
Automobile
8.84
1
Canada
Fund
Securities—
Group
Series
1
England
North
8.07
17.33
-
96.22
1960
1971
5.23
Series
York
of
Inc—
Corp
1,
99.31
:***:**/
1960
1.
1,
x
stock
Ex-dividenc
wi When
-
y
issue
Ex-stock
dividend.
,
'
3.00%
1
Stock
15.44
Fundamental Investors Inc—*2
Futures
Inc
*—-1
Oas Industries Fund Inc*
1
Preferred
June
1, 1957
1957
al5.U0
Series—
Income
5
series———lc
stock
Common
3«
4,
March
2.95%
Series
Preferred
5.31
Growth
Custodian Funds
Franklin
Sept
3%c
43.31
1
Corp——1
Series
Stock
Fund
2 95s
June
3%s May
09.12
13.04
Series—————1
7.81
Mutual
2 %s
12.19
Shares—
Dividend
12.03
Industrial Fund
1.
100.4
Oct
11.45
7.04
financial
2'/4s Feb.
100.1
April
21.83
ll.Ul
Founders
97.23
1 %s
1
Inc
Corn
Investors
20c
Inc
Fund
97.10
IV2S
10.59
'
Fidelity
1959.*
99.10
11.28
1
1
4.86
1,
99.14
12.06
Shares
Eng—1
of New
May
99.8
20.18
;
Inc—
2Vis
i
Stock
*
Balanced
Corp—I
Investment
Fund
98
99.12
National
24.63
Fund
97.24
1%s
3.93
23.04
Bqulty
99.2
1958
2s
3.65
23.03
1958*.
1,
l%s
beneficial Interest
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
21.55
1,
Nov.
3.52
3.20
:
May
2%s
8.72
9.96
2.»1
2%s
100.1
for
Cooperatives—
1956
98.22
98.12
100.7
7.96
of
19.95
Balanced
Bectronics
3%s
Central Bank
100.4'>;
100
100.10
99.30
(ex
Growth
Invest
Mutual
5,56
Trust
par
Inc
Mutual
:
100.4
1C0.7
3.19
Inc—10c
split)
Investors
Fund
Fund
Investors
33%c
com
14.95
Stock
federated
1957—
4.70
3.03
Industries
shares
Manhattan
10.63
r
B'und—.
-1
Fund—I
15.
15, 1957
;
Mar. 15.
1957—
Oct.
9.70
17.67
.
Jan.
March
13.64
—2.50
.—25c
Howard—
&
1957-56
Maturity—
640.10
National Security Series—
Baton
1957
1,
6.35
__lo
Massachusetts
Inc
1.
Oct.
lVaS
3
Shares*—.*,
Dreyfus
May
l%s
2%s
Mass
E
3.30s
100.7
3%s Feb.
100.1
99.30
102.3
100.4
3.88
14.91
Trustee-Shares—
1957
100
1956
3.35
65.00
Diversified
15,
1956
5.05
12.64
1
Fund—1
Feb
,
i
100.1
09.31
1956—
3.04
11.50
Investment
Series
shares—
Massachusetts
Growth
point
1958
15,
3.52
63.00
B'und—
dtock
3s
14,
15,
lc
7.16
Diversified
27/«s Sept.
100.2
15,
lc
1
Dlversilied
a
Ask
100.2
Oct
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
17.08
:■
1
100
Oct.
Certificates
shares.—.
Petroleum shares
18%
100
1956
of
Bonds—
Nov.
16%
5.82
Fund—*
Paper
14.76
15%
Equipment shares*lc
Electrical
10.55
13.15
*
Sayles Mutual
Managed B'unds—
Investing Co Inc.—1
Mutual Fund Inc—*1
_***—*—,*——1
Vegh
3.15s
1956
Bank
3.50s
7.17
1744
Delaware Fuifd
15,
17,
13.26
,16.04
Vegh
Fund
12.13
1
Bund-,..
19.45
1
Investment Inc
Income
17.82
25c
Life Insurance Investors Inc
1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc*.1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
De
13.99
Lexington Trust B'und
137
32nds
more
Land
12.85
18.39
De
12.82
>
11.87
Knickerbocker
Inc—*—
Aug.
Sept.
3%s
Federal
10.90
20.31
Dividend
10.56
9.99
6.42
16-92
Fund
11.93
9.68
14.08
22.46
21.87
or
Ask
Banks—
16.47
14 53
18.69
Western
10.93
15.U9
5.86
Inc*—-—-i;
Concord
17.96
12.91
20.76
Inc.—*-*—-1
Crown
19.00
1
Stocks).—1
Trust—-—--1
Fund
27.71
1
S-3
.
13.44
Inc**—--V.
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Opposite Bond & Stock
t
;
Fund
27.10
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
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1
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3.50s
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Composite
25.40
(Speculative Pfd Stks)*_l
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Home
3.05s
25.97
(Discount
3%
7.02
Bid
Federal
11.74
6.41
a22.33
B-3
Inc
Securities
Preferred
10.74
Fund_l
K-l
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1
1
Chemical Fund Inc—
Colonial
Boston—1
B-4
Fund Inc*
Shares
Christiana
of
Mutual
4%.
Inc_
Capital Venture
Century
Trust
(The)
14.72
Ltd
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
11.20
24.60
.
General Fund
Canada
10.25
America
—1
——
Fund
California
1
of
13.04
■V
Bowling Green Fund Inc—_10c
Fund
5.32
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)*—1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
4.34
9%
13.87
4.87
22.69
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock
Johnston
0.48
3.97
12.68
Inc—__lc
•
America
Inc
8.70
Fund—lc
Fund
one
8.07
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
16.55
6.16
Inc—
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
7.37
Co
Investment
1
Mutual
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Fund.lc
Insur
Resources
investment
Bid
13
(Coin/—
Income
Intl
Development
Atomic
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
A^e-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Iuc_l
Beneficial Corp —
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd
1.88
6 79
American
Fund
Mutual Funds—
,
1.71
6.27
Inc
Fund
Associated
Ask
25c
1.25
ruirn
Affiliated
July
-
v
Volume
Number 5551
184
.
(259)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
COURSE
THE
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
Preliminary figures compiled by us
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
July 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 8.5% above those for the corresponding week last
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
they
cannot furnish
York
Our preliminary totals stand at $22,043,226,731
against $20,321,809,458 for the same week in 1955.
At
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of
we
a
ago.
year
Juiy
1956
14—
+
1,217,312,698
1,059,880,312
+
—
Boston
1,240,000,000
1,190,000,000
+
4.2
672,650,242
620,595,902
+
8.4
—_
—:
—
of
gain of 18.4%, in the Richmond Re¬
and in the Atlanta Reserve-
a
13.0%
of
Chicago
The
16.3%.
enlarge its
to
Reserve District
trict
enjoys
Week Ended July 7—
1956
1955
>
17.3%.
of
••
•
Inc. or
'j
•;
$
'
Kansas City—
St.
455,801,017
—
388,900,000
378,100,000
+
_—
Francisco
San
446,056,811
——
Louis
—
673,778,000
—
7.6
+
Cleveland
—
577,957,131
543,154,311
+
2
_
J.
355,369,207
344,877,589
+
days—
$16,469,033,388
$15,207,654,853
+
cities,
Other
five
days—.
4,645,161,119
4,261,795,505
+
9.0
Richmond
Atlanta
10
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
Chicago -i——
St. Louis
•8th
cities
852,359,100
+
11th
+
8.5
1956
Stocks—
Number of shares-.
$63,019,500
$89,671,700
5,061,500
misc.—
&
Foreign
9,846,500
U.
Government—
S.
$505,919,400 $469,616,000
1 101,000
336,000
36,000
Bank_
government
bonds
28,368,500
$68,081,000
City.
-properties on the
Exchange for the six months of 1953
1956 is indicated in the following:
to
949,274,626
+ 17.3
864,890,660
889,047.794
20,696,552,240
17,001,493,570
+
21.7
16,024,047,172
16,096,899,783
8,699,309,114
+
15.3
5th Richmond
;;
Chicago
7th
44-
'
V-
Kansas
11th
Dallas
v
Louis
53,229,949
6
37,201,113
144,537,263
293,497,687
months
The
June
of
the
and
44
44
14
■
'1956
1955
1954
1953
1956
48,986
46,544
47,566
41,716
Philadelphia
5,538
5,294
Chicago—.
4,853
4,431
4,840
4,122
5,040
4,113
3,180
3,070
2,826
2,897
2,842
2,848
2,777
2,595
San Fran—
2,771
2,705
2,411
2,296
Cleveland
2,404
2,282
1,873
2,041
1,633
2,040
1,847
Detroit
—_
Boston
.
Dallas
Pittsburgh.
2,007
City.'
1,727
1,831
1,754
Louis—
1,544
1,569
Kan.
St.
Minneapolis
'
10,016
9,204
8.289
7,827
New
2nd
11,755
10,113
10,215
9,871
9,536
9,079
1,462
9,482
8,980
8,567
9,481
8,777
8,305
10,309
8,191
7,982
7,663
6,244
4,240
1,402
1,552
+
1.1
4,867,415,277
+
5.3
+
6.2
+
1.0
8,578,045,763
2.749,480,492
2,481,023,745
+
2.8
2,347,474.082
3rd
+
+
+
3.6
815
774
753
4,820
817
790
716
690
4,978
4,645
4,244
New.Orleans
816
773
722
675
5,020
4,644
4,296
7th
830
819
766
709
4,793
824
673
649
5,762
4,118
4,227
396
788
700
717
4,766
4,401
3,909
812
599
579
5,006
4,417
3,735
+
278,000,,083,710
31,856 ,604,912
+
37,619,773,123
4
7.0
11th
Dallas
San Francisco
1,574
1,373
1,413
1,324
1,373
1,559
1,348
1,382
9,579
9,133
1,537
1,548
...
Baltimore.
.
Cincinnati^
1,210
1,165
1,074
1,061
7,179
+
10.7
54,091,,864,523
4
8.9
17,940,562,951
14,554,447,073
16,854,,242,782
13,539 ,013,882
4
6.4
7.5
21,946,456,629
4
4.1
15,863 418,401
12,722 333,802
19,655 187,772
15,570, 935,795
4
21,088,,423,296
7.7
20,564 885,588
20,225, 646,85!*
:
19
vi4Vv*t-::y
Richmond.
814
Louisville
_
—
Jacksonville
Portland
„
Birmingham
Omaha
Denver
785
__
Memphis
736
665
600
560
4.516
509
523
496
610
.
Buffalo
23,245,,642,143
30,814. 619,783
4
7.5
26,978, 511,857
27,399, 163,508
4
6.5
538,924,571,365
507,222,247,388"
605,040,735,520
325,631,247,421
300,602,642,661
4
8.3
274,298,148,317
273,973,794,633
33 130,690,867
,
4,116
3,308
3,644
3,097
3,279
3,038
2,880
3,294
2,990
606
591
531
503
3,323
3,195
2,851
532
530
456
430
3,401
3,070
493
427
473
3,133
2,850
2,861
2,663
Tot.31 cities
96,139
92,047
89,180
Other cities
7,901
7,655
6,805
501,015
37,909
all.. 104,040
Total
Out.
N.Y.C.
We
55,054
now
99,702
53,157
add
45,736
6,569
42,451
567,972 538,924
95,985 88,893 605,040
48,418
our
;
-
1956
-
^
-
Maine—Bangor
—
-
.
..
Fall
;
^3,601,493,690
49,005,501,307
+
9.4k
April
51,274,064,648
53,157,944,864
9.3
104,934,741,532
56,050,434,126
55,054,181,733
+
May
+
3.8
164,706,109,549
153,437,510,819
+
7.3
300,602,642,661
+
8.3
Total
2nd
Total
6
New
Inc.
1955
1956
or
New
4.1
$
v
.
>
.
;
$
'
*
—
—
0.2
157,942,643
Si,775,473
15.0
39,165,479
-
91,060,964
7.1
14.4
+
7.7
+
2.5
38,640,324
44,405,130
+ 12.9
+
—
+
64,466,536-
+
34,263,639
99.505,000
$
+ 11.8
508,907,630
3,082,211
18.0
+
14.3
8.5
10.3
"
1,620,932
3,385,353
15,213,933
.
1,518,970
3,562,076
11,451,710
6.7
+
+
■
i—_
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
-
61,696,452
+
6.4
375,165,653
340,122,645
+
8.5
274,794.503
+
12.2
10,215,941
1,034,213,638
605,069,322
7.3
36,739,627
+ 13.9
2.1
+
32,251,001
+
244,827,190
963,812,751
8,868.053
42,904,422
23,416,012
18.985,481
+
23.3
102,090,654
.
87,391,481
»
26,994,400
30^527,800
3,485,566,820
+
+
16.8
13.1
130,675,200
131,843,000
11,842,915
•' •*
*
+
0.9
11,259,729
+
5.2
3,459,306,070
+
0.8
23.8
+
•
-
15.2
-
.
—
$
,2,696,883
'
5,275,508
501,677,673
2,528,914
1+49,339*
3,808,154
11,034,515
-
32.9
161,175,078
65,658,267
.
-
1,420,898
3,100,442
"
5.0
—
+
$
2,710,881
0.8
—
1953
1954
2,154,424
5,374,775"
468,761,613
+ 13.6
+ 14.9
+
—
—
%
5,860,417
6,552,497'
600,380,264
3,057,525
■*-
Inc. or
Dec.
2,329,780
2,646,622
9.2
•
180,764,529
17,436,458,413
5.6
+
16,184,935,602
89,523,324
70,422,81l'
*
i
Dec. %
and for the week ended July 7 for four years.
1955
1956
Inc. or
46,557,966
_
Haven
_
325,631.247,421
6.5
164,531,791
...
Waterbury '
Rhode
17,623,159
16.364,353'.
__
_
Connecticut—Hartford
New
3.0
+
6,300,213
"
Springfield
Worcester
%
+
6,915,396
7,111,014
——
Redfnrri
;
June and since Jan. 1, for two years
for each city for the month of
Dec.
29,403.667
7.951,426
Lowell
8.4
-Jan. 1 to June 30
16.309,859
Holyoke
4.4
+
567,972,209.861
605.040,735,520
months
+
+
;
283,754,113.600
307.610,103,328
Quarter
+ 12.4
93,373,093.417
99,702,877,973
104,040,659,214
2,848,384,672
15 396,633
9.4.
160,925,137,872
507,222
2,842,450,853
2.0
+
8.8
12.272,342
30,597,478J
] ■'
River
13.2i
+
4.7
1
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
13.7
+
44,324,821,156
53,118,422,119
+
$
12.642,670 v.
0.8
+
49,721,888,567
56,545,239,056
50,186,675,412
54,193,223,404
+
1955
$
'
90,678,142,210
-
First Federal Reserve District—Bastoii—
■-i
;
j
284,218,096,261
1st Quarter
-Month of June
=
—
+
3.2
98,634,702,582
statement showing the figures
detailed
Clearings at—
+
297,430,632,192
Total
2,532
300,602 274,298 273,973
47,176 325,631
+10.1
147,165,131,842
469,913
37,309
82.324 559,304 525,521
103,359,770,457
March
2,739
519
89.736,286,822
February—
IncDec. %
$
Dec. %
94,726,172,029
86,970,664.521
102,521,259,711
104,334,574,913
January
2,745
Milwaukee-
$
1955
1956
Inc. or
'
1955
$
Months—
3,052
Nashville
Clearings Outside New York—
-Clearings, Total All
1956
2.905
3,523
Washington
_
1956 and 1956:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
3,842
3,5^6
2,903
549
'
541
by months since January 1,
compilation covers the clearings
3,953
459
453
594
3,944
3,528
612
622
...
St. Paul
602
3,805
3,816
659
648
658
...
The following
12,026, 974,401
19,477, 006,468
567,972,209,861
25.041.419.596
City
York
New
15,806, 686,143t
4
"
179 cities
Total
Outside
24,839, 570.893
49,693, 582,638
28,286,,547,066
58,916,650,274
"
16
3,963
1,660
1.670
__
Atlanta
25,023 807,720
48,948 403,362
18,528,112,980
"
ii
12th
29,615, 609,558.
31,588, 196,912
31,309,565,140
__
_
242,738, 816,952
30,717, 679,542
15,791 903,986
33,224, 874,091
17,323, 091,553
7
10th
1953
18,240, ,057,267
"
31
Louis
St.
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Six Months
18,390 912,182
274,370 438,982
29,897, 088,17,1
+ 13.2
16
Chicago
47,176,363,800t
%"C Z"<
7.1
"
8th
4,658,239,520*
88,893,269,435
1954
4.6
+
—
...
$;}
8.2
290,683,916,532
34,111,420,370
4,251
835
19,647 ,202,120
w
4,115
926
4,596
4,896
21.257,719.935
"
9th
4,103
Seattle
cities
15
s
Richmond
Atlanta
4,876,558,273
~
or
17
5th
8,600,046,493
2,643,041,567
2,138,244,296
3,347,414,46»
3,385,567,603
48,418,837,867
.
Dec. %
14
6th
4,112.471,957
Six Months
Inc.
>v..
11
Cleveland
2,815,422,67T
95,985,100,718
.
Six Months
1955
5,402,233,733
•
Districts in the six months for four years:
showing clearings by Federal Reserve
'■r.
5,133,628,403.
,■-V
3,432,373,334
-
4.4
53,157,944,864
43,498,837,4)3
,,
3,539.759,860
3.8
+
....
.
-
0.2
5,465,593,470-
$
.
+
1.3
+
+
4,093.371,153
99,702,877,973
I
8,155
8,118
7,674
6,188
4,340
4,232
9,298
8,973
8,426
6,590
4,542
Houston
3,706,448,340
'
1956
York
Philadelphia
4th
'
55,054,181,733
append another table
3,158,121,240
^,104,531,350
9,367,916,421
2,891,366,801
>>
104,040,659,214
City—.
Boston
1st
1953
1954
267,369 264,626 233,243
32,084
29,995
28,216
27,991
28,322
25,925
23,729
24,135
19,218
17,714
15,699
16,339
17,436
16,184
15,169
14,969
16,541
15,248
13,415
13,585
14,348
12,471
11,363
11.808
11,251
10,668
9,532
9,166
1,679
1,586
1,687
1,642
1,548
1,616
1,649
1,534
6.3
Federal Reserve Districts
IN JUNE
1955
4.2
+
3,755,072,716
cities
.179
York
New
We
279,409
omitted
New York—
5.1
+
Six Months
>——Jan. 1 to June 30
Month of June
000,000
CITIES
+
5,987,624,673
3,170,766,457
5,674,098,352
■
is shown below:
FOR LEADING
CLEARINGS
Outside
$
$
3,357,077,588
49,370,427,087
5,355,738,295
5,438,064,299
2,835,570,295
4,103,160,564
44
11
Total
1953
1954
or
Dec. %
+
5,125,742,797
19
Francisco
San
six months
in each of the last four years
BANK
12th
leading cities for the
ended with June
of bank clearings for
course
month
106,768,419
34.370.236
53,787.684
43,867.215
25,766,988
45,427,05 5
41,912,744
26,075,090
58,147,690
42,224,938
86,212,314
157,362,429 128.004,897
359,688,156 238,806,601 192,980,733
Inc.
3,459,306,070
48,575,209,352
5,636,836,204
9,944,113,480
16
City
V'
'
.
0.8
3,205,804,715
44
110,801,704
$
51,042,659,149
5,871,047,279
7
10th
153,160,424 202,325,727
V
41
16
42,472,257
44,132,383
_
and
2,550,041,557
,4#
31
St.
66,864,624
Quarter
a
1.0%
of
1955
$
6,362,057,584
Atlanta
6th
Minneapolis
60,815,145
2nd
by 5.3%.
its credit
District
2,921,294,201
,
15
»„
8
8th
60,362,702
June
6.3%, in the Rich¬
and in the Atlanta Re¬
The Chicago Reserve District,
gain of 6.2%, the St. Louis Reserve*
the Minneapolis Reserve District
of 2.8%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a it
increase of 1.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 0.2%»
and in the San Francisco Reserve District 3.8%.
District
serve
-
9th
46,400,622
54,106,201
"p 8,231,190,280*
7,690,627,143
1.1%
District by
Reserve
has to
3,485,566,820
cities
17
34,086,902
March
Quarter
mond
1956
I;.:-
11
30,209,260
February
1st
J
District the totals are larger by
serve
In the Cleveland Re-
,
Cleveland
33,374,561
33,294,760
April
■
clearing houses of 4.4%, the
York
New
Philadelphia
74,645,958
47,197,100
January
512,037,49*
428,291,lilt
1,113,141,785
today, a summary of the clearings for
For that month there was an in¬
14
4th
1953
1954
1955
1956
454,621,370-
352,194,945
10,034,858,382
Boston
3rd
*'?'
—Number of shares
Month—
1
June—
of
2nd
Stock
r
:
401,480,690
+ 12.1
••
Federal Reserve Districts
The volume of transactions in shjare
York
528,185,381.
524,916,505
433,828,925
June.
of
<-&:
'■
;v«
494,501,390
—
585,676,690
486.475,450
—.
for the entire body of
Month
1st
New
11.1
+ U.8
847,074,4151
1,086,418,57>
■
8,000
$534,603,900 $519,160,400
$99,554,200
+
550,879,196
1,038,057,576
5
24.4
5.4
A.;1
(•
10
+
440,300,901-
•,
554,031,164
delphia Reserve District of 4.2%.
49,200.400
215,000
_
—
733,616,801
566,623,960
492,154,208
'.V;
Total
512,922,759
629,571,769
",'''
of clearings having been $104,040,659,214
and the 1955 aggregate $99,702,877,973. In the New York
Reserve District the totals show an improvement of 5.1%,
in the Boston Reserve District of 0.8% and in the Phila¬
Bonds—
Railroad
International
938,391,371
+ 16.3
1,219,862,625
1956 aggregate
359,688,156
298,497,687
58,147,690
«•
7
.109 cities
month
crease
1955
1956
1955
37,201,113
1,005,542,53.1.
18.4
+ 13.0
862,741,055
•
1,517,630.465
6
We also furnish
the
re¬
-Six Months-
-Month of June-
+
+
570,087,252
1,003,442,126
9
New York
Outside
1955 follow:
sults for June and six months of 1956 and
Description-
The
1,059,253,829
643,995,666
••
4
Total
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Our usual
—..
——
——.
San Francisco
9.0
$20,321,809,458
of the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
1,254,640,906
623,461,390
8.4
+
929,032,224
week
for
611,406,31*
8,194,114,405
989,281,195-
€
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
'
9th
lUth
$22,043,226,731
day..
one
all
$21,114,194,507 $19,469,450,358
days
five
8,661,017,367
933,170,881
17
12th
Total
+ 15.7
&•'
••
kTi:'
Cleveland
7th
8.3
....
568,886,227
+ 27.9
1,033,236,749
.V
736,462,665
M
11
6th
3.0
five
Ten
18.1
8,657,145,568
1,195,759,754
II
10
—.
——
5th
6.4
cities
Baltimore
•
4th
7.3
—
468,071,038
York
Philadelphia
,
$
11,069,246,282
12 cities
Boston
New
3rd
626,213,263
.
2.9
434,061,036
Pittsburgh
1st
2nd
2.1
j-jV
1953
1954
r
Dec. %
•
•"
\
$
$
Francisco*
increase of 12.1% and the San
an
District
Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve Districts
has
District
Reserve
totals by 24.4%, the St. Louis
by 11.1% and the Minneapolis ReserveDistrict by 11.8%.
The Kansas City Reserve District
suffers a decrease of 5.4% but the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
managed
clearings at this cen¬
gain of 28.4%, We group the
a
14.9
Chicago
Philadelphia
registered
having
ter
9.9
District
District
increase of 15.3%, the bank
an
was
$9,520,961,421
registered
serve
complete results for the week previous—the week
expansion
an
totals
however, which
statement,
July 7. For that week there was an increase of
21.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $20,698,552,240 against $17,001,493,570 in the same week in 1955. Outside of this city there
%
1955
$10,462,943,263
' York
New
detailed
elaborate
ended
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ending
record
present further below we are able to give the final'
and
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
the
In
that in the New
are located and from this it appears
Reserve District
(including this
city) the totals
of 27.9%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 18.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 15.7%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in ail cases has to be estimated.
year.
9.9%.
them
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
cities
clearings this week show an increase compared
Bank
with
47
-
10,460,361
9,676,397
25,171,376
28,139,493
14,904,252
10,438,569
13,630,468
488,732,591
+
162,455,000
133,857,100
+ 21.4
745,538,200
+
5.2
30,721,700
24,236^900
+
2~6~8
784v374,700
67,594,320
•
2,407,161
4.4
2,031,000
2,512,259
2,381,354
+
10.7
+
61,034,575
623.461,390
+
18.1
568,886,227
611,406,314
21,257,719,935
19,647,202,120
+
8.2
nia a.e.9
-
22,*195,300
29,509,900
48
t/
(?60)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of June-
(Bearings »»—
1956
8
Inc.
or
1956
1955
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. %
5
Dec. %
340,676,645
Blnghamton
328,679,294
(at
Buffalo
19,730,347
•A
111,334,469
3,294,741,353
6.9
70,846,048
+ 10.4
;••+
5.4
81,978,863
68,978,292
+ 18.8
46,544,933,109
5.2
3,554,939
+
279,409,488,099
4.5
159,623,816
3.2
10,661,693,858
+
1,003,059,058
+ 14.0
95,271,884
37,747,204
+
9.7
21,451,566
+
0.1
109,942,146
•:>; +
7.5
+
i.e
104,557,018
21,452,095
Connecticut—Stamford
118,182,525
322,056,570
318,746,074
345,856,569
354,390,709
51,042,659,149
48,575,209,352
■few Jersey—Newark—
Northern New Jersey.
Total
(11 cities)
—
...
+
880,032,448
586,352,996
128,397,055
521,854,304
111,432,660
693,240,351
648,235,810
1,864,883,456
/•AA
(a)
267,369,567,200
2.4
2,105,960,841
290,683,916,582
+ 12.4
.
Monday, July 16, 1956
+
273,000,083,710
6.9
+
V
4.1
+
AAA
4.6
■* 1953
$
>
$
38,235,657
4,291,819
93,833,957
103,461,845
2.7
+ 32.6
+ 28.4
5,453,404-
2,369,384
+
2,681,052
*
.
38,476,128
+ 16.7
2,870,223
:
1954
+ 11.7
100,643,565
2,221,289
2,128,897
2,475,409
8,333,420,029
7,865.709,503
35,023,563
A
+
7.8
30,433,024
26,364,413
19,112,176
+ 24.5
16,990,620
3.7
28,797,371
8,302,184,456
,
/
-
26,4*96,896
73,863,081
+17.9
58,521,560
,f
11,069,246,282
+
63,516,015
74,877,014
6.5
+
or
Dec. f.
5,018,704
"
.
;
23,801,971 A
■AAA A'A——A;
27,467,269 f<
+ 15.2
,
1,791,922,286
1,977,115,169
5.1
—
+
,
Inc.
,
$
2,939,211
•
1955
41,077,358
117,416,978
78,247,298
13,757,884
Utlca
+
"
,A
45,884,757
3,523,296.669
48,986,477,481
164,690,092
Rochester
4.8
2.8
14,495,952
Hew York
(at
+
8.7
W—**
14,514,422 '
Syracuse
1,154,023,671
«
+
594,168,101
13,249,793
Jamestown
1,209,011,396
,A:
—
610,964,409
KLmlra
+ 49.0
A.
1956
■
StMBd Federal Reserve District—New York—
New York—Albany
.
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
1955
$
.
+ 26.2.
8,657,143,568
18,405,752
53,852,721
21,727,978
53,508,925
56,896,742
8,661,017,367
8,194,114,405
IV
56,076,905
A
+ 27.9
TMrd Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
*
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
9,368,167
7.030,671
Bethlehem
8,605,874
8,213,814
9,127,873
Harrlsburg
36,286,189
38,638,531
Lancaster
18,778,336
+ 33.2
8,000,205
Chester
24,233,712
Lebanon
6,231,950
18,509,875
30,877,941
17,690.597
Scranton
Wllkes-Barre
16,370,702
York
33,500,258
Du
Bois
211,582,167
6.8
+
4.6
+
9.5
—
+
+
+
8.921,437
7,514,141
30,479,193
456,034,970
37,084,439
394,144,303
74,537,001
187,448,895
3,919,080
4,215,894
+ 15.8
830,000,000
934,000,000
5,062,373
1.1
:
'
3,247,622
6,622,670
+
427,237,963
A
31,856,604,912!
—
49,664,767
1,210,164,294
1,165,704,190
3.8
307,671,815
7,179,128,407
2,282,329,956
+
5.3
14,348,086,912
230,618,200
Cleveland
224,660,700
+
2.6
Columbus
Hamilton
19,621,508
Lorain
TA
Youngstown
3.2
+
+
14,234,643
1,380,024,500
+ 37.8
95,759,490
"
>
7,349,366
59,192,647
_
Erie
3.0
11,349,758
11,986,754
16,886,860
+ 55.7
12,614,562
15,290,861
7.1
1,195,759,754
1,033,236,749
+ 15.7
933,170,881
989,281,195
+
269,150,720
+ 14.3
12,760,066
5.8
9,168,430
250,129,741
226,724,546
+ 10.3
203,938,594
506,611,621
City
+ 23.5
357,707,103
52,551,900
392,295,513
47,011,600
+ 11.8
40,964,700
40,995,900
9,494,605
11,475,735
11,321,108
—17.3
+ 27.4
37,282,226
285,515,104
355,027,767
316,081,570
+ 12.3
240,427,102
930,459,033
195,954,531
4,622,104
+ 14.6
1
+
"AA
1.0
27,063,121
+
5,1
17.691,314
16,702,616
+
+
9.6
11,755,463,178
10,215,271,297
1.2
221,676,929
206,574,931
+
+
8.7
148,139,484
139,596,407
+
161,323,429
175,874,668
—
17,207,908
5,987,624,673
+ 23.9
9,068,026
10,041,138
:
6.1
0.9
8.3
—
24,163,529
14,025,366
7.3
+
38,172,229
25,787,558
24,844,991
+
3,013,299
1,831,235,293
19,678,170
,
11,009,244
+ 10.1
/A—
9,787,123
10,044,173
+ 22.7
845,172,576
6,362,057,584
,
Total (17 cities)
+
+ 19.3
44,475,283
296,898,493
+
8.9
5.9
+ 15.1
+ 14.4
110,456,866
98,436,387
37,619,773,123
33,224,874,091
+ 20.2
305,559,127
328,171,138
1,254,640,906
+ 13.2
+
339,618,014
1,059,253,829
+ 18.4
938,331,371
1,005,542,532
—69.7
3,411,318
4,453,591
AAA//
+12.2
6.3
408,327,874
-
/
MP
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Weat
Virginia—Huntington—
19,984,827.
South Carolina—Charleston.
+
95,168,000
—
815,945,700
33,663,097
59,107,120
+
6.2
3.7
1,099,158
3,630,620
545,946,000
517,689,000
+
5.5
0.2
21,475,369
4,820,462,653
+11.7
15,729,000
6.1
18,89.9,000
166,253,771
19,220,000
150,337,567
+10.6
203,319,792
356,001,480
135,273,309
+ 19.8
131,510,866
7,642,942
5,788,359
+32.0
4,853,468
5,564,503
315,7~4~8~234
276,218,056
+ 14.3
249,758,561
291,537,824
512,922,759
550,879,196^'.
+
6.2
+
0.9
606,741,207
591,675,606
+
2.5
9,133,923,303
34,831,940
3,323,417,248
3,205,804,715
Frederick
3,170,766,467
+
1.1
18,528,112,980
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
v.';.
103,820,010
+ 15.0
1,559,646,931
6,238,472
«
12.0
110,210,564
—
29,270,684
55,649,051
1,574,328,416
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
17,845,992
91,669,000
Richmond
+ 12.1
A. '■
4,542,404,746
169,762,821
336,846,439
8,426,530,392
30,070,775
3,195,967,370
+
4.0
131/776" 192
114,892,650
+14/7
17,323,091,553
+
7.0
643,995,666
570,087,252
+ 13.0
694,804,081
+
7.5
25,540,060
+
+
■:A +
8.4
6,426,221 i
5.7
+ 15.8
98,0~5l"694
A
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle.
139,349,684
519,528,857
1,548,500,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
30,»66,402
Columbus
15.7
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
;
Meridian
5.3
3.133,079,791
+
0.7
9,579,800,000
5.4
175,672,805
160,143,713
169,835,182
5,762,004,314
478,685,226
5,006,336,757
+
VIcksburg
24,094,442
+ 10.1
25,154,762
824,469,670
+ 12.4
62,710,614
812,452,119
50,273,407
-
Total (16 cities)
2.8
"•
+ 16.0
2,850,620,278
8,973,200,000
175,836,668
143,067,762
157,313,812 , A
4,896,811,577 A- H
352,082,788
4,417,903,666
358,118,046
156.158,331
166,123,000
327,692,111
52,085,946
16,632,077
5,020,246,847
3.4
8,400,634
+
1.7
2,678,960
+
6.5
+
5.6
4,867,415,277
+
5.3
31,309,565,140
26,818,346
—
4.8
+
9.9
117,276,451
91,111,045
6.8
339,700,000
283,900,000
+ 19.7
0.1
6,775,339
18,699,205
77,261,616
*
22,340,297
79,948,171
266,700,000
6,195,004
+
9.4
4,897,204
A
7,411,533
8.0
7,0~3~3~832
5,443,248
+ 29.2
4,813,616
A
+ 17.7
574*460'
.
12,817,483
Detroit
3,180,275,000
41,162,361
86,150,498
14,490,402
43,588,532
19.340,332
Flint
+
167,244,788
148,157,975
+ 13.3
154^930^824?
134,658,395
+20.9
12,117,571/
+ 12.9
126,811,892
146,883,394
125,059,550
171.007,314
8,850,243
Grand Rapids
,
.
+
^
11,027,865
'
+15.1 'A
+
A
8,359,700
9.9
2.8
329,556,945
—
-
47,188,868 A
16,279,019
.A',
4,644,160.431
0.6
<aa
+ 10.4
+
2.2
+
8.1
542,705 /
28,286,547,066
718,910
—24.5
".A; 524 490
172,280,556
154,710,267
+ 11.4
124,299,075
138,263,591
+ 10.7
-
1,003,442,126
862,741,055
+ 16.3
733,616,801
847,074,418
2,914,462
2,463,569
+ 18.3
Jackson
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
19,039,963
16~647/70~7~
'J3~4l4,~2~7~5~
15,306,560
7~748/727*
6~535,~0~0~7"
11,752,511
.1
68,390,029
8/357,987
115,849,342
335,649,717
45,920,473
19,453,551
36,689,380
532,586,370
6.582,680
10,842,889
1.845,557
3,469,371
Indianapolis
Bend
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
1
Qshkosh
Sheboygan
Watertown
Manitowoc
Rapids
:
453,264,802
93,724,384
5.8
115,539,126
71,637,662
320,922,383
3.5
632,975,996
2,052,254,182
253,579,478
104,705,381
0.6
108,262,968
+
68,839,506
+
255,396,493
A a-' >:•.
40,238,610
36,454,951
68,154,093
61,153,515
6.8
6.1
10,932,321
20,878,078
172.728,937
1,174,919,344
10,359,739
1,082,250,497
397,681,038
+ 10.6
+
4.1
2.2
369,246,082
+ 19.2
22,102,734
+
—
~-+
+
137281.450"
87~757,OOo"
82,422~000
0.9
/
10,479,708
10,345,243
4,504,903
3,781,218
7.9 *
+ 18.2
12lT566j35"
+10.8
109~429~474~
-
3,690,163
9,805,989
3,727,466
+ 10.4
5.5
92~572/652~
+ 11.1
95,966,083
A;,- /
+11.4
+
8,808,420
65/756,000
8.993,109
;
~'
-
8/715,8~9*3~
■"'■;69T754t00a
.
7.6
J
23,088,342
-
9.6
149,255,827
18.768,687
15,695,481
5.7
-
1
+15.7
6,554,890
5,607.973
A 4,541,701
8.6
46,742,459
29,242,888
33,429,358
7.2
13,153,028
13,484,962
13,000,822
,1,626,695
1.597 392
+
—
5.189,083
A
35,543,071
A 16,816,437
+ 17.8
•;
+ 21.8
80,069,817
3.1
66,431,282
+ 20.5
—
45,796,084
45,111,607
+
+
9.5
28,322,857,681
171,066,791
395,876,024
25,925,840,956
366,682.344
+
8.4
255,954,279
231,427,719
+ 10.6
7.3
9,560,337
157,060,218
142,607,675
+ 10.1
7,327,727
17,008,217
16,319,314
+
4.2
58,916,650,274
54,091,864,523
+
8.9
1,517,630,465
1,219,862,525
+ 24.4
1,038,057,576
1,086,418,573
5.6
322,700,000
289,800,000
+ 11.4
A283,700,000
290,000,000
9.7
160,275,814
146,320,625
+ 12.5
.78,782,417
88,942,162
+ 10.5
—
46,954,323
27,245,318
3,412,790
—
+
—
9,367,916,421'
+
2.0
5.8
6.2
149,840,607
+
1.5
9.2
+ 14.2
8.0
■!
1,860,894.
-
-■
1342~158
'
1,139,642,961
*
15,687,400 A
875.630,009
-
6,304,867
:
751,289,783"
5,623.543
•
781,009,640
4,657,983
5.882,233
"
14,013,666
.
(
12,255,354
6,258,147
11,772,097'
A
14,577,462
7,258,735
9.359,297
4,632,448
5,704,511
•
-
.—.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lculs—
Missouri—St.
Louis
1,544,188,293
17,477,593
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
(7
3,089,393
817,810,234
„
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
1,569,789,329
3,014,846
Cape Girardeau
cities)
523,810,187
2,576,424
12,416,624
2,921,294,201
9,482,699,108
8,980,623,618
97,900,678
90,280,512
2.4
+
8.4
18,159,277
17,557,635
+
3.4
4,978,855,428
3,279,306,728
14,968,631
4,645,532,936
3,038,785,040
68,673,101
66,357,694
+
3.5
17,940,562,951
16,854,242,782
+
6.4
—
790,357,068
496,730,626
+
3.5
+
2,616,640
5.5
—
13,527,379
2,891,366,801
1.6
+ 14.6
—
15,256,366
—
„
-
+ 17.3
4.3
—
8"838,0~50~
+ 25.7
539,573,346
+
10,397,686
1,728,349
3,269,640
3,885,812
14,236,268
■
1,766,176
-
4.1
+
+
2,282,248
6.7
+
6,132,920
3,215,297
5.5
.A
4.7
+
7.3
1.6
3.3
+11.8
+
230,147,757
3,401,439,605
+
26,900,156
'
246,531,182
1,941,726,429
255,919,140
97,026,396
213,945,904
3,070,121,416
—
9,319,041
9,944,113,460
98,122,850
260,140,287
3.3
0.5
43,026,102
Total (31 cities).
506,800,719
+
+
29,222,536
Springfield
Sterling
5.1
717,958
3.6
—12.4
4,431,546,649
27,554,736
73,073,473
71,580,012
Rockford
+
+ 17.8
19,145,318
9,029,446
Decatur
243,973,498
—
37,922,966
530,102,245
4,853,315,530
30,435,119
Peoria
252,717,491
+ 46.5
98,365,909
66,154,299
17,337,931
Bloomington
Chicago
•
8.5
—
193,188,255
4,630,950
Illinois—Aurora
9.2
+
+
337.774,872
52,395,586
64,679,633
Ames
+
17,714,256,000
+
12,179,344
46,676,024
29,741,525
201,042,421
Des Moines
Sioux City
66,028,959
19,218,698,000
—16.3
42,180,321
18,275,120
72,080,047
3.6
—10.6
'
7.5
+
81,902,518
17,317,033
A
+ 18.9
+
46,017,191
+
1.5
8.2
1.0
*
15,105,347
"
+ 36.0
A"
A
11,919,259
3,070,663,000
;
-.
+ 11.9
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
A,**
242,4o0,C00
+ 28.7
+
151,857,144
139,771,000
—
A
—
296,093,027
3.8
+ 14.2
—
773,543,986
5,125,742,797
Seventh Federal Reserve
Milwaukee
+ 25.8
+
52,684,365
25,721,047
23,590,000
52,049,604
8,542,831
2,851,897
I
Louisiana—New Orleans
Indiana—Fort Wayne
+16.3
816,850,894
—
746,950,994
+
28,998,149
78,879,716'
835,431,77961,117,691
24,752,512
26,942,000
Mobile
Iowa—Cedar
—
+
26,534,205
Alabama—Birmingham
South
•'
120,446,822
493,420,103
1,537,000,000 -
29,248,147
926,372,775
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
">/
-
a
814,072,576
Virginia—Norfolk
-
215,183,694
410,342,760
9.4
7.1
+
13,499,799
8.9
+
1.3
3,167,288
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
A
—22.9
+ 15.1
6,590,505,818
+ 13.1
37,699,380
28,034,950
24,389,306
6,119,574
+
58,605,659
5,298,883
.
6,997,351
15,163,847
37,087,368
153,425,681
2,007,856,115
,
6,302,360
3,133,016
15,616,139
26,284,199
57,843,952
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
3,296,209
870,447
2,735,073
9,335,945
12,471,641,789
1,261,100,600
AA?
75,167,860
+ 14.1
51,888,909
154,965,143
—
•4
.
7,202,438
41,940,082
Newark
Toledo
Oil
48,136,281
7,872,282
Mansfield
' 2,993,487
"V
V:-.^::;AA'A/A"Mv::
A
2,404,050,617
Cincinnati
8.9
7.4
1.6
+ 15.7
353,417,315
34,111,420,370
Fcarth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
+
+
+ 18.7
—
''
Total (15 cities),.
+ 55.9
3,353.035
;
A
+ 20.9
1.8
4,2
—
,
—12.8
7,214,134
1.4
5,636,836,204
4,948,374
968,000,000
*3,600,000
+ 80.8
73,171,832
4,317,165
1,121,000,000
7.0
2.4
—15.1
5,871,047,279
1,315,813
1,825,192
+ 15.8
29,995,000,000
1,795,522
l,V/^,o85
5.7
189,543,707
1,523,800
1,694,638
6.2
93,595,394
95,820,545
4.6
8.4
+ 15.7
171,689,542
6.7
7.5
+
—23.1
5.5
+
1,581,145
1,544,869
—13.5
31,672,804
A
'
2,552,382
101,933,797
—
+
1,962,260
'
107,584,233
181,473,167
—
68,481,722
1,713,806
1,787,240
0.7
—
133,910,888
7,006,821
5,947.067.
69,456,221
New Jersey—Trenton
224,796,025
115,783,297
36,668,259
32,084,000,000
6.1
5.0
+ 17.2
48,590,008
32,013,069
854,823
1,545,576
a
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
44,000,299
—22.5
5,294.000,000
16,758,266
28,813,027
45,020,920
51,574,953
48,239,351
—
5,833,363
5,538,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
47,263,270
7.6
+
—10.0
+
+
7.2
199,774,913
182,072,095
+
7.9
103,742,791
92,245,357
—
+
0.9
3~354/165"
629,571,769
2~5067508*
566,623.960
+
3378"
+ 11.1
27i58,~2~7~4~
524,916.505
27922,594
528.185.381
*•
Number 5551
184
Volume
..
(261)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Week Ended July 7-
-Jan. 1 to June 301956
1955
$
Clearings »t—
$
W
—MiBMSBOliS—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
:■
:
,
,
Fergus Palls
;—i
Dakota—Fargo—
*
.
'
.
-
38,196.093
.
7,052+08
9,481,119,401
Huron
6,685,906
7,269,814
296,018,136
+ 11.4
272,379,665
274,527,112
109+88+80
+1377
97,791,815
145,971,039
+
7.0
6,486,068
6,230,789
—
8.4
3,648,976
4,083,353
12+532+97
8,141,227
7,610,203
3,766,076
47112,502"
6,042,823
5,2~607i54
11,630^749
9,944"663
10,049,563
11,609,336
440,300,901
401+80,690
454,621,370
+
8.0
54,294,566
+
+
6.6
+ 12.6
26,515,024
24,643,330
+
7.6
+ 10.9
9,246,263
9,026,359
+
2.4
+
+
4.7
220,541,170
204,003+07
+
14.1
33,993,000
30,845,000
+ 10.2
+
>
26.6
39,612,940
33,522,340.
+
;
+
110,479,877
104,717,488
33,709,469
+
2.1
180,195,027
186,422,501
3,698,712
+
12.8
22,237,794
22,219,847
25,977,546
+
0.6
156,280,774
18,454,117
.'■+
2.1
108,755,985
1.4
316,149,599
<•
'
18,841,640
-
51,660,915
/
>
•
—
1,854+71
..
.,
8.1
18.2
2.8
10,299,010
8.0
+
1.6
4.1
+
,
7.5
14.9
+
4,438,697
4,929,927
*
3.8
TTf-
+
;w
.
9,892,606
14,554,447,073
0.1
+
321,232,910
2.8
0.1 >
+
104,735,142
+
j
5.5
+
—
•••
144,714,898
r
r;:+
13,539,013,882
;
2,481,023,745
2,550,041,557
(16 cities)
52,412,180
V
1,906.763
Lewis town
Total
'
7.7
18+11+83
r
26,140,304 "
>
Helena
+
14.9
3,308,729,068
-'
...
Falls
-Great
,
5.5
"
Montana—Billings
$%
A
329,744,315
8,777,831,852
62,392,905
3,528,405,777
5,572,289
4.172.778
.
1953
$-
7,866,763
3.6
19,834+09
v
Sioux Falls
1954
,
Dec. %
8,296,421
2.0
5,121,000
>
Inc. or
v
$ f
19.8
9.6
34,428.730
„-/
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
+
+
'
•
202,182,568
+
>
,
36,483,029
;»
v
5,843,000/
Forks.
Minot
1 242,222,527
.
4,525,011
.
1955
1956
■
,
+
'
11,080,284
1,673,167
Grand
Inc. or
Dec. %
*
1,508,945
5,093,970
Worth
$
« «
13.4
+
600,622,170
622,500,048
Winona—
i
..'in
1,616,850,092
12,149,135 >
!
Paul
St.
+
■,
44,742,947
50,758,862
.V., 1,649,789.335
,
Rochester
;
<
1955'
Inc. or
Dec. %
•+
49
.
...
492,154,208'.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
4,377,492
.4271157768
Omaha
658,316,238
25,854,857
770
7'i'/'v 250,787*671
239,4437894
+
1.5
/ 3,816,302,684
/■' 48,244,625
Topeka
-Joplin
51,406,746
■
-
Springs.
—;—IHZIZ
:
.
27,205,760
(a)
.
i.
.13,519,842..
2.1 £-'<■■
6.6v
162,446,833
152,858,692
;> ;
3,706,448,340
1.3 v,..
+
1.4
-)
8,996,380
7.8
11+99,059
122,747,082
126,063,149
+
'
,
.
8.2
+
.
309,036,589
324,554,175
+
2.4
10,737,394
10,443,085
5,531,801
6,037,303
+
9+
4,455,040
4,176,363.
9.7
v
'
.A
"(a)
■
:
•
554,031,164
4.1
+
v
■'
(a)
21,088,423,296
—11.8
11,974,025
8,244,327
v
6.3
+
v
9,932,515
22,153,420
>
5.5;
+
22,806,037
+
404,592,915
121263,101
4|6
+ 33.0
28,319,645
,
;
356,801,291 •>
>
(a)
21,946,456,629
965,046
692,003
+ 21.0
8,652,849
29,613,862^
2.4 •**''
+
,
4,116.696,012
(a)
973,650
:
816,208
.
25.7'
+
116,084,134
j
11,510,542
„
5.0,
+19.0 i
—
12,816.885
~
4,516,127,754
•
8,830,503
125,129,996
+
'+
1,554,047,974
V 1,681,172,465
:
—
+
+ 306,701,076
7.5
+
+13.3
:
9,871,216,847
310,922,646
10,113,065,088
;
636,288
10,680,566
6.5
n
—15.0^
28,414,814
33,802,055
-
_
1.6
1.8.1
+
736,343,738
v
(at
3,755,072,716
Trial (14 cities)—
+ 49.7
—
1,568,457
26,641,881
785,231,058
'
—
263.201,831
278,749,103
Colorado—Colorado
675,110,006 ;
52,341,558
/
1,686,532
:
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
253,150,439
708,589,201
>
p
1.1
+
1,754,473,609
1,727,191,786
r
_____
286,756,643
1.3
•
+ 44.5 ■
—
,43,777,315
7,351,154 i'
_.
City
Joseph
12,064,943
•.•
>116,615.819
4,909,952
118,169,833/
Wichita
3,805,533,903
19,792,921
1,764,870
0.3
+
21,072,499
,:>+10.2
3,352,536
1,746.053
477
+
,A 10,257,956
648,363,510
,
3,844,446
i
.
Parsons
Pueblo
.
+
>
+ 13.3
1,054,530
1,194,625
•799,878
Kansas—Manhattan-
St.
—28.9 +
36,353,320
+
39.3557418
?s.Hastings i
-
—46.4
8,173,967
Lincoln
Nebraska—Fremont
4,314,416
2,932,940 '
—
585,676,690
512,037+94
494,501,390
5.4 "
.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
48,740,223
48,334,018
/
,
■V-
24,288,814
+
0.8
+
•••
3.2
23,535,871
1,847,755,506
193,975,408
V 186,982,644
+
+
3.7
Ft. Worth
170,603,835
157,484,646
'
+
8.3
Galveston
28,771,000
+
_.
31,196,000
8.4
189,380,000
1,670,260,829
7,841,121
1,660,718,961
+
0.6
10,309,854,136
Arthur
—
7.0
48,898,269
to
Paso
-^
Houston
8,429,535
-
3.3
."
7,994,249
+
8.2
68,993.283
v-
67,420,211
+
2.3
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(11
+
0.2
29,874,471
30,852,256
.,
,
+
8,653,289
Falls
Texarkana
'
4,093,371,153
4,103,160,564
cities).
V
6,368,343
5,006,419
67557*343
394,061,200
12,8~31~316
11,2~57*898
n+~3~4~,6i)
23,245,642,143
433,828,925
352,194,945
428,291,111
173,517,972
142,184,533
5,463,070
5,082,959
134,278,058
175+18*890
53,39*5,572
61+7X033
20,333,617
20,395,232
6,832,398
168,432,088
>i
42,227,008
51,758,872
Twelfth federal Reserve District—San-Francisco—
?
;J'v* 8,082,759
7,690,970
-
Washlngton- -Belllngham.
4.8
43,207,614
45,934,731
1.3
—
4,793,605,739
129,550,042
4,596,210,285
145,271,674
225,803,110
-
■l
Seattle
819.681,530
830,002,751
__.
+
*
_
i
-16,830,000
Oregon—Eugene.
788,715,760
20,297,865
+ 29.5
368,460,829
>397,877,077
Arteona—Phoenix
182,851,433
Lake
Berkeley
Long
,/
49.P65.7Q8
California—Bakersfield
.-
.;
,
127,956,893
2,225,872,594
,1,135,651,870
246,727,517
2,771,891,224
2,705,061,781
Francisco
Jose_____^
104,749,443
28,318,984
25,903,620
463,817,633
125,596,439
+
16,541,565,355 2.5';:;,
7.7
i587,959,251
+
9.3" •"'/•
+
0.6
+
97,212,754
Barbara
•
3.8
-;+
8tockton
Total
Grand
,
r
104,040,659,214
99,702,877,973
f:+
53,157,944,864
+
3.6
>
(a) Clearings
operations
177,585,380 >
294,020,846
33,130,690,867-
"
15,248,673,787
507,729,340
FOREIGN
\
EXCHANGE
*
.
+
618.4*85*018
8;5
+
15.8
23,431,938.
8.026,901
RATES
Country and
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
JULY 6,
:
Monetary
14,0*3*0*565
426,*3*0*8*088
437+49*840
19,926,978
7,020,845
14,854*470
511,432,896
25,680,999
6,961,713
10,956,876
16,838,265
5,939,735
10,433,742
157,652,298
+ 12.6
274,302,168
+
7.2
10,701,303
7.5
949,274,626
889,047,794
+
1,113,141,785
864,890,660
30,814,619,783
16,024,047,172
16,096,899,783
7,690,627,143
8,231,190,280
567,972,209,861
+
6.5
20,696,552,240
325,631,247,421
300,602,642,661
+
&.3
10,034,858,382
10,494,498
8,699,309,114
discontinued
\
;
-
14,*15*1*962
17,001,493,570
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
.
*'
16+26*404
+ 11.3
Condition Statement of Member
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
:
.
+ 20.1
Foreign Exchange Rates
-
1*8*5
22,548,391
31,124,665
605,040,735,520
4.4
55,054,181,733
cities).
/" •:
•
New York
•Estimated,
51,474,259
5,465,593,470
5,674,098,352
(179
:
Outside
/
51,760,583
Total (19 cities).
/
+
2.6
'
Santa
61,288,410
14.9
3.5
+
+
,/
" •
2.4
+
+ 10.4
18.5
6.9
+ 14.4
155,542,601
416,659,338
104,555,213
12.3
142,060,083
72,"612*935
0.5
+
626,217,326
+
San
163,162,953
8.3
+
V: 159,548,036
+
11.0
—
+
+ 10.4
274,818,356
238,311,379
—
30.6
9.8
19,292,106
San
71,430,000
2,215,206,777
"■
992,981,880
>■„:
6,127,700:
8.5
+
4,401,456,584
>115,862,936
281,418,732
>>
+
+
146,911,656
6,579,132
{
163,041,968
4.3
+
691,457,171
72,313,052
22,865,170
;
5.9
—
—10.8
+ 10.9
29,101,950
81,237,683
93,256,000
4,766,839,794 '
'
s;
0.7
1.4
—
—
26,245,392
S
*r
,
245,053,961
<
,
10.8
+
40,671,005
Riverside
>
+
101,646,955 V
lx^,«/•<.,b/7
Pasadena
,
7.4
+
49,503,459
;
40,090,565
*.
Beach__.
Modesto
•
•:»:>;
+ 16.4 '.;
165,019,856
Salt
;
+ 13.7
-
17,436.509
City
Utah—Ogden
.
1.9
+
.13,000,000
896,489,127
Portland
J.
38,850,137
39,605.884
Idaho—Boise-
—10.4
24,748,901
22,163,974
-
Yakima
»
i
361^65o"746
1
9,293,586,829
47,421,163
431,752,410'
25,041,419,596
6,750,000
8,713,000 yf.t
178,236,000
188,107,005
*;
32+X>~746
5,209,600
39,763,129
912,025,623
977,895,753
•
Wichita
?■
27,079,128
6,550,000
1,121,137,742
1,155.404,106
*
Port
7,618,897
296,023~003
30,287,504
10,668,850,266
*
9,462,647
10,409,507
367,382~255
137,682,140
147,869,191 " >
11,251,001,205 *
13,176,036
276.982,084
:-•»289,498,649 '
-
1.4
1,873,825,547
Unit
Noon
RESERVE
1956 to July 12,
Buying Rate Tor
BANK
TO
Bank'
cable transfers on the different
passed.
—
TREASURY
UNDER TARIFF
ACT OF 1930
1956, INCLUSIVE
Cable
Transfers in
New
York
(Value in United States Money)
Banks
statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended July 4: Increases of $366 million in reserve bal¬
ances
with Federal Reserve Banks, $194 million in
United States Government deposits, and $806 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and a de¬
crease of $962 million in demand deposits adjusted.
The condition
decreased $8 million
there was an increase of
$31 million in New York City and decreases of $25 mil¬
lion in the Philadelphia District and $18 million in Chi¬
cago. Changes according to industry appear in another
press release.
"Other" loans decreased $36 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills, of certificates of indebted¬
ness, and of United
States Government bonds showed
small changes, and holdings of Treasury notes decreased
Commercial and industrial loans
J.
■
'
Friday
_
.
Argentina,
Official
/
peso—
July 6
Monday
July 9
.
\
$
•
.0555555*
__-
Free
>.0298897*
Australia,
Austria,
pound
.0298426*
2.226676
schilling
2.227838
July 10
s
Wednesday
Thursday
July 11
July 12
$
■
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0308916*
.0306052*
.0320533*
2.227506
2.226842
2.226925
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0201000
.0201000
.0201000
.325450
1
.325475
.325425
.325375
1.016316
.0200750
franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
4
.325375
Canada,
1
1.021666
1.019312
1.018125
1.017500
.209166
.209300
.209266
.209100
.209300
.00435401*
Ceylon,
dollar
rupee
Finland,
.0201000
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany. Deutsche mark
.00285500
.00285500
.00285625
.00285500
.238150*
.238200*
.238220*
.238325*
.238375*
India,
.209166
.209300
.209266
.209100
.209300
2.794479
2.795833
2.795625
2.794687
2.794895
markka
.00435401*
France
rupee
Ireland,
Mexico,
pound—
peso
Netherlands,
guilder.:
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
Union
U"ited
.2.766810
*
.261050
2.767842
2.767017
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
pound
sterling
New
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.784033
2.785491
2.785076
2.784246
2.784349
2.794531
2.795937
2.795625
2.794776
change in holdings ■ of United
at all reporting member
decrease of $23
deposits adjusted
York
City,
$160
million.
decreased $331 million in
million in the Chicago
District,
in the Cleveland District, $71 million in
Richmond District, $62 million in the Kansas City
$148 million
the
.0349000
.193330*
pound
•Nominal.
.140080*
.0349000
was a
Demand
2.767120
.233350
1
banks
net
Government securities
.261050
2.768254
The
million.
$34
States
.0800560
.261062
.140080*
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0800560
.496766*
peso
franc
of South
.0800560
.0800560
.261037
pound
krone
.00285500
.261037
.0800560
New Zealand,
Norway,
■»
reporting member banks;
at all
$
.0555555* "
.0385802*
.0335302*
Belgium,
$
.0555555*
Tuesday
,
District, and by smaller amounts
in all but one of
2.794821
the
other Districts.
Borrowings
fclOQ
milliAn
from
nn/4
Federal
hnrrnurinffc
Reserve
from
Banks increased
nthCTS illCrG&SGCl
$112
50
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(262)
PARTIAL
all reporting member banks
Loans to banks at
million.
for the week.
net change
no
Per
Industries, Inc., 4% cum. preferred stock
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4.20% cum. preferred stock
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.—
;
I -
ber banks follows:
37/a%
Increase
( + ) or
Fram
Decrease (—) Since
June 27,
July 4,
collat.
trust
Corp., 6%
Kings County
July 6,
Seabrook
due
bonds
conv.
1,
Aug.
100
July 31
1966
1,
s
1
7
1975 ser.—Aug.
l.<oans
for
dealers
Sr.
ing securities——
Real
6%
V.
8,591
bilis
certificates
Treasury
notes.
bonds.,—
Treasury
:
19,514
7,865
—
■:!
4'/2%
July 15
13060
Fund,
Inc.
Service,
Shoe
—.Aug.
,
,
$4.50 cum. pfd. stock series A,
§
31
•
915
(F.
Worcester
10-11
7-
7-31
7-16
5c
7-31
7-16
30c
3
Cab
183.
7-13
7-16
6-29
:
,
25c
;;
'
,
;
,
8-15
$1.11
Co.—
20%
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-20
t
..
37ViC
7-31
7-10
25c
7-31
7-16
37 Vic
7-31
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
pld.
conv.
(quar.)
$3c
Door
Fields,
•Transfer
6-30
8-15
7-20
7-
3
$56 Vic
(quar.)
books
7-16
7-16
125c
7-
3
common..
preferred
1
15c
Inc.-—
8-17
8-
40c
(quar.)
9-17
50c
(interim)
(quar.)
Gold
Ltd.,
1
;,'*:> 25c
Mines
Steel
Con3ol.
4 %%
6%
Gas
Youngstown
7-13
8-
Co.
preferred
Bear
County
1
(interim.)—
Machine
Co..
Yellowknife
York
(quar.)—_
(monthly)
convertible
6%
8-31
8-
$1.26
v(quar.)
Jr..
9-20
$1.25
Gas
preferred
(Wra.)
income)
;
Ltd.
W.)
Yates-American
10
July 27
7-13
1
7-25
(quar.)__
common
County Electric
4.44%
Zeller's
lln Volume
Southern
155
,
,
B and C—
Announcement in this issue,
.,
1964__„———July 31
'
America—
—1,737
—
Wisconsin
Yuba
debs, due Ju!y 31,
conv.
of
Corp.
114
13011
1975
due
RR.-—
(from invest,
(quar.)——,
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth
Yellow
6
series A, due 1970__July 16
subordinate debentures
conv.
2
11-
-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
5,04%
Page
Date
1969--July 26
series)
(1897
Public
5%
Common
1,
8-1
50c
————
._
preferred
Wrigley
CALLED
ISSUE
Co.
Wisconsin
13061
pfd. stock
sub. debs, due Nov,
\.i V
conv.
Co.—
Terminal
10-year 6%
374
—2,901
9
.+
—
157
cumul. preferred stock-July 15
America, $4.50 cum,
25-year first mortgage 4% bonds,
North Central Airlines, Inc.—
226
—
3
-34
—
■
Products
Illinois
—5.238
5
—
7
6,002
—
securities.,—.————-
Other
1,711$
+
355
—-
S.
U.
698$
+
23
—
688
—
indebtedness
of
+
4>/2%
Corp.,
Evans
75
+
151
36t
—
—
26,559
securities—total-—-
Government
S.
Treasury
Ampex
10,863'
~
of
Supply Co., 4.80%
Company and Issue—
275
—
7
1,278
*
__
loans
Biscuit Co.
Western Auto
of Rec.
12Vic
(quar.)
Wisconsin
156
1
Aug.
bonds due 1976
ENT'RE
1«
+
2,393
loans—
estate
Other
United
for
loans
1
Aug.
1, 1962—
,
6/
+
■
due Feb.
5,517$
pur¬
carrying securities.—
purchasing or cariy-
or
7.593
+
.
brokers
to
chasing
Other
+
81
—
—
462
loans
Agricultural
1,440
33t
51,111
loans,—
f. debs
s.
1st mortgage 2%%
+
87t
—
28,381
—
——
industrial
and
Commercial
85,535
adjusted"—
investments
and
adjusted*-—
Loans
3% %
Holders
Payable
12 Vic '
(quar.)_
common
Wisconsin Electric Power—
Co.—
Tampa Electric Co.-r-
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Boans
1955
1956
Co.,
Common
'
1956
<fe
Wilson-Jones
1
Aug.
Wilson
106
,
3 Yb%
1st mtge.
12641
July 16
Aug. 10
1969
due Dec.
f. debs,
s.
Lighting Co.,
Farms
When
Share
Name of Company
Page
Date.
'
,.
ACF
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
A summary
•
^
> •
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
showed
..
closed
not
for
dividend.
this
'
'
v/ith Federal
Reserves
with
Balances
13,649
banks
+
922
_—-----
domestic
+
81
—
2,643
-
366
243
IPayable
tax
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
Demand
55,248
21,988
adjusted.;
deposits
"lime
deposits except U. 8. Government
"U.
Government
S.
Interbank
deposits
demand
Domestic
From
Federal
—
others
*
Exclusive
Joans
5,
+
746
Common
loans
of
banks
to
Items
million,
figuers
after
and
shown
are
:
,
real
128
valuation
of
and
commercial
220 Bagley
Union
loans
(quar.)
$3.50
Union
Gas
Union
Oil
Co.
Co.
Air
of
United
Aircraft
$3.50
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or ;
Decrease (—) Since
July 13.
July 4,
1956
$
certificate account——.
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Gold
20,285,393
20.523
;"' +
Drill
United
ii
-
and
Industrial
loans
+
906
______
22.109
149.054
United
460
y:;,+:
304
—-
1,810
+
6%
Bought outright—
U
760,670
—190,300
Notes
+
' 2
9,153,913
.;
Bonds
2,801,750
461,530
.—
.'-j'*• •;"-V
10,932.699
2,653,924
—2,491,924
:
Shirt
S
is
8-
7-
$1
8-
1
8-
1
7-17
87 Vic
8-
__
bought outright
23,649,032
—190.300
1,500
294,530
_
+
1,500
U.
Total
S.
Due
Govt,
from
*
securities-.
foreign
Uncollected
cash
Wank
;
'r
23,650,532
—212,300
~21,321,219
—130,107
—
items
1
7-10
Garden
7-10
Q.
7-31
7-13
space,
8-31
expects
8-31
7-13
entire
7-31
8-13
7-
67,901
57~358
+
t
235,310
+
50c
(quar.)_
+
assets
51,142,123
194~922
$2.50
Reserve
7,859
7-
9
operations
7-
3
the acquisition
8-
7-
3
companies
7-23
7-13
8-15
7-27
Co.
U.
S.
18,622,962
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
acct.
.
Total
*
availability
liabilities
19,728,256
cash
and
items
accrued
liabilities
CAPITAL
326,253
284,714
deposits
Total
494,327
_
i
—
f»eferred
Other
reserves
ACCOUNTS—
Capital
paid in_„;
(Section
(Section
capital
Total
Ratio
to
formed
1%
7-31
7-lfl
to
8- 1
7-13
bilities
capital
R.
liability
accts.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
7,859
+
on
for
Virginia Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
Detinning, 7% preferred (quar.)
37 Vic
210,302
62,683
881
258,305
20,645
32,711
55,521
367,182
&
Walker
(Hiram)
Co.,
Warner
Company
Waste
preferred
Weeden
4%
&
7%
on
Aug.
4.20%
127
18,959
2,312
273
1,126
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
$2.50
current
stock
under
called
sinking
volume
were
class
l
at
for
fund
redemption,
provisions.
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
A
Pacific
s.
f.
debs.,
Tool
Western
Union
Pa
.
'
,
1966
2%
7-16
6-30
r
50c
7-16
10-
6-30
1
B
1-1-57
12-15
7-16
7-6
25c
8-
7-
1
$2
6
8-
July 16
Page
Wilbur
A
6-20
7-16
6-20
7-16
8-
6-20
1
.
Suchard
Oil
&
(quar.)
the
under
merchandise
hard
to retail outlets and
"Allen's" and "Craw¬
is
It
is
an
international
food' Organization
City,
Fla.;
Toronto,
Ontario
and
Kingston.
marketed In many other countries through¬
of Florida's leading citrus processors, market¬
are
one
183,
112.
p.
,
the principal
of
Part
the
Funds
amount.
also
Hallamore
the
July 6 announced It sold a $3,000,000 note, due
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. and
Co. of America.
Each insurance company took
proceeds will be
Angeles.
Los
viously.
for
on
the
to
used to
Calif., acquisition
will be used for
Electronics
division
purchase General Water Heater
of which was announced pre¬
construction of a new facility
at
Anaheim,
proceeds will be used for debt retirement and
the
183,
:
2768.
p.
Calif.
The
balance
additional working
;
The
of
Pacific
7-12
Power
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
company's recent offering of 62,756 additional shares
stock to common stockholders at $20 per
common
was
oversubscribed.
underwriting
An
syndicate
headed
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
V.
8-
1
7-16
8-
3
7-
6
8-
1
45c
2% '
7-16
9-
8-15
15c
7-16
,
7
6-30
6-26
1
9-10
5%
7-20
6-29
7-16
6-22
$i2y2c
7-31
7-
6
7-31
7-
Silvray
J.
M
sector,
Lighting, Inc.—New Development—
Gilbert,
company
10-
a
Vice-President,
Executive
has
system
$i7y2c
10-
1
Inc.
July
6
announced
that
1
7-13
75c
8-
1
7-13
9-24
8-10
The
expand the company's market.
to materially
Skysector
system
is
actually
a
modified
approach
to tthe
modules are
in which large area luminous
suspended from the true ceiling.—V. 183, p. 2011.
luminous
ceiling
concept
9-14
8-
$1.433/4
pected
Offering—A
shares of common stock
White, Weld & Co.,
New York, at $59.62^ per share, with a dealer's dis¬
count of 85 cents per share.
It was quickly completed.
Socony
secondary
(par $15)
Mobil
Oil
offering
was
Co.,
of
Inc.—Secondary
60,000
made on July 9 by
$1.31 y4
10-
1
9-17
50c
8-
1
7-20
;
40c
9-29
9-19
25C
7-16
7-
2
37y2c
Sons.
on
just completed the development of its new Skylarge area luminous ceiling panel;), which is ex¬
of
;
7-16
7-
2
25c
9-
1
8-15
$59.50 per
$1.25
8-
I
7-20
per
8-20
7-30
books closed.—V. 182,
(quar.)
Chocolate
184, p. 10.
6
$1.25
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(accum.)
(quar.)
and
products
cocoa
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and Dean
Witter & Co. underwrote the offering.
For details, see
9-14
30c
com.
(quar.)
(ClarenceV
preferred
Wilcox
Mfg.
/
will be W. Grant Horsey of Plant City
Ltd.
Plant
Insurance
Sierra
7-16
25c
(stock div.)
(quar.I
common
common
half
Corp.,
1
$1.12'/a
60c
(quar.)
Cement
.
manufacture
and
Canada
company,
Corp.
products
1970,
capital.—V.
*
Corp.,
preferred
major
Montreal.
in
firms
cocoa
new
corporation
1.
Prudential
the
_______
.
preferred (quar.)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preference (quar.)
Whitehall
has
Siegler Corp.—Places Note Privately-?—
The
Dec.
of
75c
(quar.)___;
Stamping Co.
Co.,
which
Mr.
Horsey stated
that it was
that the three businesses. The Crawford
Co. Ltd. and the A. W. Gilmour Co., were
&
markets.—V.
Canadian
9-15
50c
Stationery Corp.—
5'A%
$5
1,
dividend)_
Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_'
Motor
corporation,
34 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(itoek
Telegraph
preferred
in
Its
world.
share
common
Westmoreland,
Inc.
(auar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4%
this
of
ing its frozen concentrate juices, single strength juices and citrus
secti^ps under the "Horsey" brand in the United States, Canada and
Western Europe.
'j.v'
;>
The
"Shirriff"
and
"Lushus" brands of & the Shirriff Division
in
Canada are known throughout that country and in many major ex¬
port markets as well.
\!
Shoreline Enterprises of America, Inc., whose modern shrimp proces¬
sing plant is located at Hooker's Point. Tampa, is a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Shirriff-Horsey Corp. Ltd. Under the "S"E A" brand, it is
a
major supplier of frozen shrimp
to both the United States and
7-25
7-25
40c
common
Westminster
6%
Date
—
due Sept.
Co.
class
&
the
31»/4C
Co.,
;
Plywood,
by
2227.,
p.
7-13
8-10
$2
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
White
1
8-10
$1.02 y2
Quarterly
B
8-
Co.—
preferred
RR.
the
additional
the company
occupancy
this
(quar.).
Western Tablet
Class
50c
$1.05
Light & Telephone,
Whitman
Container-Corp.—
15-year
plus
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
for
to be known as
Allen-Crawford Ltd. has been
wholly-owned subsidiary of Shirriff-Horsey Corp. Ltd.
the operations of the three newly acquired businesses.
this
plants
the
out
7-13
White
in which
SOUGHT
Company and Issue—
4%%
sh.
pfd.
(accum.)
Whiting
TENDERS
National
per
4V2%
(quar.)
convertible
Western
4
25c
$10.30
on
this period,
ready
6-15
8-
15C
A
Co.,
preferred
Life
6-22
7-16
17 Vic
Western
bonds, notes,
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
the
_
_
preferred
5%
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the details
div,)
(stock
(quar.)
Power
class
7-27
7-16
$1.12 Vi
Western Insurance Securities
Western
8-20
:•
$1.06 V*
Common
Notices
called
(quar.)—
conv.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Western
those
B
Corp.,
Penn
7-16
7-10
30c
;_
Kentucky Coal Co, (quar.)___
Michigan Steel Foundry
prior pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed
5%
including
(quar.)
4%
convertible
Welsbach
West
Co.,
1
25c
Pictures
preferred
(quar.)_,
King Corp., common
Western
common
25c
4
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_—
$4.50
8-15
98-
7-20
$75c
Bros.
5Vi%
and
$1
35c
(quar.)
common
of
facilites
183,
lease
two-year
a
,
Quarterly
West
;
•July 4 figures revised.
preferred
8-14
5
Vulcan
4.10%
list of corporate
7-
133,757
foreign
a
11-14
530,409
accept¬
found
1
7-16
1
44,692
be
12-
in
Gerard
announced.
throughout
a
of
Jamaica.
50c
(quar.)
dividend)
.2%.-,' '
with
7-13
2%
space
Inc.
Tampa.
8-1
1
Walker
and
7-10
$1.25
of
company
as
7-31
3
West
8,768
51,142,123
commitments—__
Below will
of America
nuts,
consolidate
20C
(quar.)
feet
financing by Shirriff-Horsey Corp. Ltd. was involved.
Shirriff-Horsey
Co.—
preferred
Corp.
j5
8-
lia¬
correspondents
loan
Vanadium
A
$2
9-
reserves
note
'
Industrial
189
470
45.7%
F.
purchased
ances
(J.
class
Walworth
—
—
new
12c
Camp Sea Food Co.—,
6%
combined
Contingent
income);
-
12-
110,763
A
President
S
the
operations,
square
brands.
7-16
9-10
27,543
certificate
and
ford"
8-15
12-10
122,564
693,612
and
gold
manufacturers
$1.25
156,782
1,379
238,965
candy,
$1.25
+
200,950"
316,521
___________
accounts____^_____
liab.
of
deposit
+
—
8-15
7-12
Heating, 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
—
—229,036*
toffee,
1
7-12
(s-ai
expanding
17,000
termination
Island
offices
was
Canadian
1
1
(10c from capital gains and
the
President
Allen
S.
9-
1
i._——
leased
transaction
No new
8-
7-31
(stock dividend)
367,182
C.
25c
—
rapidly
has
signed
At
Long
head
price
three
8-
Van
with
Ltd.,
The
9-
dividend
:
3016.
p.
Plant City and Tampa, Fla., on July 9 announced
of the businesses formerly carried on by three Canadian
cash
a
acquired.
30c
B.)
—
1,862
Co.
7-16
$1.06 »/4
Sciver
.*
13b»
Other
35,226
49,865,482
7
Surplus
14,681
;_j
______
Surplus
3,610,077
div.
44,879"
+
7-25
7-16
1
(initial)—
earned
1956
both
no
through
preferred (quar.)__
Raalte Co.
—
+
—
8-
■;->8-:T";-
While
in
50c
1
(quar.)
Van
+
—307,279
8-15
15c
common
Van
iDcposits:
Member bank
1
has
new
Horsey,
7-19
$1.50
(quar.)
10,604
+
26,896
+
Grant
W.
common
from
Co.
&
program
Manager:
Division.—V.
22 '/2C
5%
26,512,468
Eastern
8-1
62 Vic
Tobacco,
Value Line Fund
Upham
Shirriff-Horsey Corp. Ltd.—Expands in Canada—
9
9-20
10-10
t
to have
25c
Vapor
notes
,
Division
corporation
62 Vic
(quar.)
81,302
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1
Eastern
37 Vic
+
11,145,
+
10-
2%
(quar.)—
183,
for
space
Division
it was revealed.
Universal
5%
Total
9-28
$1.06 •/»
(initial)—
pfd.
6%
new
Harris,
expenditures
Annual
building owned by Oxford Filing Supply Co.,
L. I., N. Y., it was announced on July 9 by
City,
Decker,
The
(quar,)
com.
+
115 :
+
,
additional
Eastern
office
Universal Pictures. 4'/4%
2c
4,759,911
assets
141,706
22
-
provide
an
1
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible preferred
banks
In
8-
293,030
->
premises
Other
securities-.
£
and
■'
'
•
loans
7-31
8-
(quar.)
Stock
Total
8-31
net investment in¬
common
Products,
the
years,
capital
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Leases Additional Spacecorporation's
25c
1— 22,000
under repurchase agreem't
7-14
To
7-16
8-15
15c
Transit,
10
$60,000,000.
improvement program."—V.
15c
■
Total
Held
1
$38c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
last
"Sears'
and
7-10
$30c
.
5%
the
in
that
$55,000,000
and
6
30c
com.
Insurance
Ex¬
new
York
8-17::
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leaf
Stock
$350,000,000 for
7-10
5%
United
Universal
New
8-9
Mfrs.—
Corp.,
the
some
9-15
$35c
(quar.)
RR.
new
of
members
and
depreciation is run¬
ning in excess of $25,000,000 so that It is essential for the company
to retain close to half its earnings in order to handle the expansion
(stock dividend)..
Machinery,
Stores
estimates
between
;
Corp.
Shoe Corp.,
Vitamin
Universal
—*:
A
com.
&
coast
to
facilities
store
analysis
7-20
(quar.)
& Canal
Distributors,
Inc.i
Shoe
United
Bills
Certificates
class
Jersey
preferred
.S.
tJ
Government securities:
New
retail
7-20
7-20
dividend
United
+
7
32
+
17,232
outright____
+
82,465
pref.
4%
(from
Merchants
United
coast
60c
Improvement, common
preferred <quar.)__
Stock
52,139
+
payment
Corporation and
Pointing out that the company has spent
8-15
(quar.)
Gas
Industrial
offices
35
7-20
8-15
■
8c
4«/4%
2
$10c
Inc.
corrected
(Continued from page 10)
6-29
7-
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
147,812
7+?
11,874
+
652.549
;
;
Acceptances—bought
TJ. 8.
50,105
**
353,424
advances
7,369
+
263,447
cash
Discounts
+
21,140,389
reserves
of other banks
notes
7-16
7-16
i
8-15
come)
United
Total gold certificate
F. R.
Other
Ltd,
preference
Tool,
The
here.
37 Vic
Canada
Corp.,
&
Funds,
8-15
$1
(quar.)
Preferred
United
127,289
4,999
12,368
+
855,496
;
United
1955
1956
B
indicated
is
Investment News
7-16
92 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Incorrect.
was
date
11-15
87yac
California
convertible
Corps.,
Class
1
8-24
$1.12 Vi
Canadian
United
Non¬
source.
change.
Shares, Ltd
United Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
8-
11-26
$1
(quar.)
of
the
tax.
datp
record
7-16
10c
Cityf (quar.)
(annual)
Lines
United
July 11,
.
income
published
7-16
1
Co.—
preferred
United
1
1
40c
:
Corp.
Electric
88-
8-
> 40c
tquar.j
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
respectively,
ASSETS-
Insurance
$4.50
revispd.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Gas
&
at
7%.
tax.
General
7-1Q
i:
$1.22 '/*
10c
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey
re¬
Industrial
"other"
and
loans
Oil
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
362
+
tax
deductible
Holders
t
633/4C
(quar.)
tax
Payable of Rec.
22 Vic
_____
(quar.)__;___^._;—______
Trico
12
—
+ 112
deduction
estate
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Canadian non-residents tax.
15%
funds,
resident
income
and/or
Pipe Line—
$2.55
4
gross.
increased
decreased
and
+
1,129
reclassification
mi'lion
27
471
banks.——
Gas
$4.90
V
28
+
;
When
Share
Name of Company
115
+
-(806
7
date
Per
376
+
Transcontinental
1,496
—
1955
$25
and
t June
26
+ 194
10,977
—______
Reserve
individual loan
$318
$294
83
'
'
From
t Oct.
—
deposits:
Borrowings:
serves;
—
3,786
—
bnnks-_____-______-_.v—
banks
Foreign
—962
15%;
Less
(Continued from page 14)
LIABILITIES—
funds, less
Canadian
a
DIVIDENDS
63
+
in
resident
4
__
34t
+
tPayable In U. S.
429
,+
1,459
Banks.-
Reserve
vatilt.._'__-,—-*
In
Gash
—-
banks
to
Loans
(quar.)
Co.—
25c
Another secondary
stock
was
share.
made
offering of 56,626 shares of capital
July 10 by The First Boston Corp. at
share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents
This offering was also oversubscribed and the
on
p.
2011.
Number 5551
Volume 184
Co.
Edison
California
Southern
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
Plant Investment*
—
processing
This
this
anniversafy
60th
its
observes
company
.
.
tronic
" '
with
month
$960 million,
Harold
from
control,
Quinton
Mr.
Quinton,
generating;
declared.
electrical generating plants, having
2,349,420
kilowatts, and appears to be
record in power production this year.
-•
headed
The
after
total
for
all-time
an
The
1955.
year,
;Electrical
12,365,614,000
was
kilowatt-hours.
*
*; Earnings
1956,
for
output
per
the
■
y:
.
share on common stock for. the year ended March 31,
as
compared with $3.05 for the previous year.
'.J
-.r.-.v.i•
vr
-y
Assistant
■'■■■.%(■-•
Lines
at
PROCEEDS—Net
the
from
proceeds
for
machines
rental.
BUSINESS—Corporation
controls
for defense,
and
sale
these
of
machines
business
and
UP—
sink,
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
1,
fund debs, due Feb.
Engineer
1969
17,500,000
1959
Dec.
_
§Short-term bank loans
A
,
This
13,127,694
5,016,084
1,872,149
2,565,188
of California—Secondary Offering—
offering of 85,000 shares of capital stock
The offering
share.
183,
p.
oversubscribed
was
of
15,000,000
July
65,500,000
the
sale
loss
of
sition
be
bank
the
request
the
loan
a
company
interests
July
has
hearing
states
the
of
given
thereon.
interested
stockholders
the
of
company,
also,
income;
Shares
Standard
the
proposes
acqui¬
to 51% of the common stock of Pittsburgh Railways Co.,
require an expenditure of $3,300,000 or more of cash, to
up
obtained
the
through
sale
of
Light
Duquesne
Co.
names
of
several
the
underwriters
the
and
percentage of the shares of unsubscribed common stock which they have
severally agreed to purchase are set forth below:
/■
9.60
Brothers
Lehman
Merrill Lynch,
Kormendi
9.60
Co.,
Loeb
Kuhn,
Pierce, Fenner
:7b Sz Beane
&
Laird
Sz
—
.20
,—
Inc._
2.00
Co
Sz
Co._,
.90
Lairdr Bissell
.50
W. C.
Bacon, Whipple Sz Co———
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
.40
Lazard
.50
Lee
Baker, Weeks & Co
.50
John C,
Bail.
.40
.30
Lester, Ryons Sz Co
—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Sz Co.
.30
Irving Lundborg & Co
A.
G, Ailyn & Co., Inc.—_—
-lb.;''
Bache Sz
Burge & Kraus___'
Barth
J.
Co._
Sz
—
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
C. Bradford
E.
M.
A.
McCormick
McDonald
.30
&
Masten
Milwaukee Co
F. S.
.20
;
& Lynch—
W.
Co
.30
Courts
Sz
Co._—
.40
.25
The Ohio
.25
Pacific
Northwest
.30
Paine,
Webber,
Weedon Sz Co.—
Crowell,
Henry Dahlberg & Co._——
J. M. Dain & Company, Inc.
.50
Dominick
Sz Dominick
______
.70
Drexel
Co.——__________
1.20
Sz
.50
duPont & Co._i—'
Francis I.
Fa hey,
Co—_
&
.40
.90
.50
L.
F.
.40
—
Rothschild
&
&
Granbery,
Parke
Co.__
&
Chas.
&
Ripley Sz Co.,
Inc.
Hentz
;
Weil,
I.
Scranton
W.
E.
Hutton
Illinois
M.
<te
Simon
Co.
.30
William
Stein
Staats
R.
Bros.
&
&
.40
1.70
Co
.40
.40
Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox__
.25
Stone
Stroud
^
—
Van Alstyne,
G.
H.
Walker & Co
White,
L
:
Weld
Winslow,
Dean Witter
Harold
Sz
&
.30
Co
4»/a%
to
the
Chairman,
M.
an
the
East.—V.
expansion to one of
quadruples production
The
184,
p.
chemical—which
the
is
379,974
C
series
on
($10
July
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC
filed
9
a
registration
statement
with
the
shares of 5%. cumulative convertible preferred
The company proposes to offer this stock
par).
by holders
of its outstanding
stock and series
share of series C
common
Stock, at the rate of one
preferred for each four shares of outstanding preferred and one share
of series C preferred for each 10 shares of outstanding common.
The
subscription price is to be $10 per share.
The corporation has entered into an agreement with Equity General
Corp. by which the latter agrees to purchase at par plus accrued
dividends any
part of 290,000 shares of the series C preferred not
subscribed
for
by stockholders.
Equity General Is a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
The
Equity Corp.,
an
investment
company.
Equity
General owns 137,640 (3.23%) shares of the outstanding common stock
of
B
preferred
plus
Sterling,
$1,800,000
of
the
$3,400,000
outstanding
4'/2%
con¬
debentures
Under
pf Sterling.
Three of Sterling's directors are also
Equity General and a fourth was suggested by it.
financing agreement of May 25, 1956, between Sterling and
of
a
latter advanced $2,000,000 to Sterling, as follows:
$600,000 evidenced by a 60-day 5%
note secured by mortgage; and
$1,400,000 evidenced by a 120-day 5% note secured by pledge of stock.
Net proceeds to be received by Sterling from the sale of the series
C preferred will be used to repay the $1,400,000 note held by Equity
General and may be used to repay existing bank loans, and the balance
Equity
General,
remaining
company
the
after such repayments will be added to the funds of the
available for its general corporate purposes.—V. 184, p. 10.
and Exchange
Commission—
with the SEC
covering 8,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for expenses
The
corporation on July 3 filed a letter of notification
incident
to
development of
a
ski
area.
TO
presently
la
oversubscribed
for
the
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
'
out¬
$410,956,000
16,948,000
65,000,000
due
1956
24,750,000
30,000,000
1977
61,750,000
25,000,000
1975______.
due
30,000,000
410,000
4,425,000
______
to
presently
rates
range
20,000,000
1,193,000 shs.
in series
15,000,000
outstanding;
from 4.10%
5.25%
pfd.
in
986,000 shs.
stock
series
4.50%
$100),
(par
issuable
___^
series,
into
through March
(par $5)
stock
Additional
1,000,000 shs.
convertible
stock
mon
tCommon
*
$100), issuable
(par
series
Second
bonds
in
one
com¬
1966-
1,
400,000
30,000,000 shs.
or
more
series
securing
therein.
As
be
khs.
14,656,016 shs.
the
bonds subject to
the
restrictions
contained
bonds of the presently authorized
series
remain outstanding, the total principal
amount of bonds which may be
issued and
outstanding at any
one
time under such mortgage is
mortgage
may
issued
under
the
long
any
as
$500,000,000.
tThe
June
1960,
for
operations,
rate
has a
which
company
16,
$20,000,000
for
at
property acquisition credit agreement expiring
provides for
shout-term
bank
loans
up
to
in
use
connection
interest
an
unsecured
loans
rate
at
of
the
with
ya%
time
expansion
the
over
of
the
of
production
commercial
prime
borrowing.
(
£180,315
the
shares of common stock are reserved for issuance under
restricted stock option plan and 1,140,000 shares of
stock are reserved for issuance upon conversion of the second
company's
common
preferred stock.
are
set
forth
below
the
names
of
the
principal underwriters
who have
severally agreed
to purchase the
principal amount of debentures set opposite their respective names:
Stone &
ties
Webster Securl-
Corp.
White,
Weld
Co.____
&
McCormick
$1,435,000
1,435,000
Merrill
Adams
Peck
&
C.
Allyn
American
Co.,
360,000
Corp.
Parker
Bacon,
Whipple
Robert
W.
Blair
8z
&
Co.
William
Sz
Co.
160,000
Paine,
140,000
&
360,000
Co
Inc
Blair
360,000
Co._
Sz
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Co,,
140,000
&
140,000
Inc.
Alex.
Brown
Central
(Inc.)
Sons
Sz
Courts
Merle-Smith
&
Dillon, Read Sz Co.,
Dittmar
Sz
Sz
45,000
Eastman,
Dillon
Estabrook
The
600,000
Southwest
First
Freeman
Fulton,
Glore,
Forgan
Goldman,
&
Sachs
Co—_
Sz
Co._
E.
600,000
Co
160,000
William
Stroud
115,000
Swiss
Thomas
Sz
&
&
360,000
360,000
Van
&
Corp
Loeb,
Lundborg Sz
M.
360,000
&
payment
of
115,000
Common,
Dann
45,000
Walker
Weeden
Dean
115,000
600,000
Noel & Co.
Sz
Sz
Co.
Sz
Witter
Inc
Co
Sz
210,000
Co
Lerchen
Co
Sz
Co.
45,000
210,000
360,000
360,000
115,000
Inc
PROCEEDS—Net
H.
Sz
Co
Wertheim
«
210,000
Mason-Hagen,
Alstyne,
210,000
Corp.-
Securities
Watling,
45,000
Co._
Marks
Neuhaus
Co.
Incorporated
Vietor,
G.
Rhoades
1
Co
115,000
Anthony
Co.
Brothers
Co
115,000
210,000
Tucker,
Underwood,
210,000
Corp.
Co
600,000
Higginson
45,000
Co
Union
90,000
160,000
Co.
Co
Company, Inc.
American
600,000
Co._
Sz Co
Laurence
Sz
& Co.
Sz
Sz
Trask &
Thalmann
Langley
M.
Staats
360,000
Peabody
Sz
Spencer
Company,
Co
Irving
R.
Stokes
360,000
Lehman
Agnew
Brothers
Stern
Walter
140,000
C.
the
Co.—
Sz
360,000
Ladenburg,
Lee
90,000
Sz
Co
Kidder,
W.
Co._
Barney
Smithers
S.
Co
Inc
&
90,000
210,000
Co
Sz
Smith,
600,000
210,000
360,000
Weeks
115,000
Strlngfellow
Shields
Sz
Sz
210,000
160,000
&
Illinois
The
&
Sz
Shearson, Hammill Sz Co.
Hutton
F.
W.
115,000
Hutton
Inc.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
F.
Co._
Roberts
Parke
Hutton
Hornblower
E.
Sz
360,000
45,000
&
Poole,
Shuman,
.
Noyes
Winston
115,000
600,000
Scott
&
Stone Sz Co.___
90,000
Mosle Sz Co
Rothschild & Co._
Co._
Sz
Ripley Sz Co.,
Inc
Hemphill,
210,000
Inc.
Pomeroy,
45,000
Hayden,
210,000
Co
Sz
Schoellkopf,
160,000
360,000
Co.
Harriman
Co.,
Co
Rowles,
90,000
Sz
90,000
Pierce Sz
Schmidt,
160,000
600,000
600,000
:
Sons
Hallgarten Sz Co
;Hallowell, Sulzberger
Gregory
F.
115,000
Co
Co.
Sz
115,000
Salomon Bros. Sz Hutzler
45,000
600,000
Corp.
Co
&
Reid
L.
360,000
Hughes
Inc
&
Rotan,
Co
&
Boston
First
Co.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
360,000
210,000
Co.,—
<fe
Steele
Fauset,
Sz
Co
115,000
Riter
Securities
The
Co.,
Reynolds
210,000
Co._
&
Sz
Inc
360,000
45,000
210,000
Co.,
Sz Co.,
Pressprieh
Rauscher,
600,000
Co._
&
W.
Raffensperger,
3607000
Inc.
Dominick
&
Drexel
45,000
____
140,000
Putnam
Co
Dominick
Sz
140,000
R.
140,000
Co
Sz
600,000
Prescott, Shepard
360,000
360,000
Inc.,
160,000
Jackson
Inc
Co
Burr,
!_
Co
Webber,
Curtis__
360,000
Sz
115,000
140,000
Inc
210,000
Co.
—
Dodge
Coffin
Dick
Sz
Republic
Co._
Christensen, Inc.
Phelps, Fenn & Co
"Wm. E. Pollock Sz
600,000
—
Sz
Patterson,
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
Peters, Writer Sz
360,000
Inc
160,000
360,000
Co._
Hanseatic
Corp..
The Ohio
Co.
&
Co.,
Co
Sz
Wells
York
New
140,000
140,000
&z
600,000
&
160,000
Moseley
Mullaney,
&
Kraus
$90,000
Pierce,
Turben
Co._
&
Balrd
Burge
Co
Beane
Milwaukee
S.
F.
Redpath
G.
The
360,000
Inc.
Sz
Inc
Securities
Auchincloss,
Ball,
Merrill,
90,000
&z
&
Lynch,
Fenner
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 1,435,000
&
Securities
will
Navy
25,000,000
Equitable
10,
parts
the
...
dividend
...
Facilities
EFFECT
notes—Property acquisition
credit agreement
J.
Sugarloaf Mountain Corp., Kingfield, Me.—Files With
Co.
series
loan—2 'A %
Carl
received the first Univac electronic
computer to be delivered in the Canton section of Ohio, it was an¬
nounced on July 6 by Leo Lavin. President of Sugardale.
The big device, manufactured by Remington Rand Univac, a division
Provision
due
Bank
.20
Delivers Univac Computer—
Sugardale
each
of
except
1974_______________
1.20
Co
Wood
1.20
1.70
Co
Cohu & Stetson__
1.70
E.
.30
"
Co
&
.20
—
Lerchen & Co
1.00
Johnston. Lemon Sz Co._
Peabody & Co
Wertheim
.30
and
directors
.90
Watling,
.30
j—
A
series
vertible
.30
Joseph Walker & Sons
&
.20
1.70
Noel & Co
.40
■
The
covering
.50
.25
Inc
Inc.
in
completed
Y., plant which
dithiocarbamate.
corporation
.90
.90
Inc
Spencer Trask & Co.
.90
& Co
.25
1.70
—
Co.,
&
.30
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
.90
Ingalls & Snyder
—
Janney, Dulles Sz Co.. Inc
Johnson, Lane, Space Sz Co.,
Kidder,
Stix & Co.__
.30
.
'
Tucker, Anthony & Co._i
Union Securities Corp
Labouisse,
Co.
This
Co.
&
Agnew & Co
Smith, Barney & Co._
2.00
value
capital account
surplus account, in
Co.—Quadruples Vapam
Sterling Precision Corp.
.25
Singer, Deane & Scribner
.30
E. F. Hutton & Co
W.
N.
n-methyl
Division
SEC
.40
Sz Son—.—_
Friedrichs Sz Co
The
icals
has
company
Chauncey,
sodium
for subscription
.40
par
units of
capacity for
the essen¬
tial ingredient in Vapam, the unique soil sterilant developed by Stauf¬
fer chemists and agronomists—is shipped in bulk from
Chauncey to
the distributing plants operated by the company's Agricultural Chem¬
its
.30
.40
Hornblower & Weeks
Howard,
This
stock,
Sz Co
j. J. B. Hilliard
Hooker Sz Fay
Chemical
Stauffer
.70
.70
H.
credited
be
$2.50
company's
to
Co.—Debentures Offered
1966
Clark,
.40
Hayden, Stone Sz Co._——_
1.20
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
to
the
promoters of the company include its Board
McKee, Sr., and Its President, T. S. McMurray, Jr.
.90
1.70
is
the
sale,
to
The
.30
Hayden, Miller & Co
stock
credited
many
tfehort-term
corporation will have sufficient capital and sufficient
surplus to obtain a certificate of authority from the Insurance Com¬
missioner of the State of Indiana to begin business,
—
.20
Harriman
be
of
aircraft
first
Temco's
»
due
4%
the
Shuman,
Sz Co
by the
believed
the
in
561.
p.
non-callable,
GIVING
Corp.
—
Co..
Stingfellow
.90
Hanrahan
.90
i__
a—_______—:
Scott
i.50
:
the
from
to
additional
$5
that
Shields & Co._
Co
is
stock
1.70
Marajjie Sz Co—_
—
is
"Production
first
largest
design that
built
This offering was
due
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Schwabacher
.40
Goodbody
Co
.40
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
proceeds
1.70
Goldman,
&
,40
.90
Gardner
&
.30
Co.
Sz Co
Sachs Sz Co
Hallgarten
Reinholdt
.40
Michigan Corp.——
Forgan
-
Co.:
&
Putnam
It
.,1.20
The
.25
Fulton, Reid & Co..—
Glore,
&
—
Reynolds & Co., Inc
.40
Chapman & Co——
The First Boston Corp.___— 2.00
of
Jackson
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
R. W. Pressprieh & Co.__—
.70
—
Clark & Co—
First Southwest
.30
Riter & Co.
Farwell,
First
.40
Co.__
.25
Elworthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Estabrook
order
.30
1.70
Dillon Sz Co
Eastman,
and
.20
Co..50
Curtis
20
Davis, Skaggs & Co..
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc
H.
Association."
is
own
be
the
4>/4%
par
and
of
the
.30
z.-
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co._
July
on
$2.50
that
the
Of
share
JL,
Newbold's Son & Co.jC
.30
&
Inc.
Insurance
of
3%%
Becker
Moseley & Co
—.90
Wells & Co.__—_/b25
Cooley
SEC
stock,
agents and employees of
"Attorneys-in-Fact for the Subscribers
contract
will
51
Navy
nation's
pipeline bonds Issuable
Stearns
Mullaney,
Julien Collins & Co.__.
the
with
capital
to
this
the
Debentures—
A.
.40
.90
Automobile
statement
common
offered
'
of
one
trainers
standing; interest rates range from
2%% to 3%% J maturities 1966-1976_$463,000,000
Bear,
.40
Dodge & Co.—______
W. Clarke Corp._—
Richard
Underwriters,
State
the
be
to
are
is,
jet
TT-1.
1961.
series—ten
insurance.
.50
Leonard
1,
.40
.30
.40
.25
Moore,
Automobile
at
filed a registration
200,000 shares of
securities
Indj.—Registers
Commission—i
the
prices
.40
Co.__
Co
Lynch & Co., Inc._^__
The
at
these securities "will be readily salable through the
agents of Automobile Underwriters, Inc.," and there¬
fore the company will benefit by not having to pay any commissions.
The prospectus states that if the agents and employees of Automobile
Underwriters, Inc., do not subscribe for all of the securities to be
offered, the company proposes to offer the securities to the public.
The proposed maximum offering price is $7.50 per share.
The
company
was
organized on April 3, 1956, under the laws of
the
State
of
Indiana
and
proposes
to engage in multiple lines of
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.__
.25
covering
The
employees
Merrill
.90
company
1956,
value.
company
Mead, Miller & Co
(Inc.)—
This
3,
.30
.30
Sherrerd——
Republic Co.
Statesman Insurance Co., Indianapolis,
With Securities and Exchange
.90
_________
Co.__
&
&
to July
A.
.30
v—
and Co—.—..——_
&
Butcher
Central
Clark,
1.20
.70
Sz Co._
Alex. Brown & Sons
Burnham
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
.30
—_
.90
.40
.30
,
Marks & Co
Laurence
.50
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
J.
Corp
Legg & Co._.
.40
Blair & Co.—
William
Higginson
.90
1.70
_____
be
UNDERWRITERS—There
.40
,
Co
.90
& Co. Inc.——
G. Becker
&
Freres
.90
Bear, Stearns Sz Co
A.
Sz Meeds.
Langley Sz Co
new
be
Authorized
.25
__;
,—
& Co. and Union Securities Corp., it
was announced on July
10, have privately placed $10,000,000 of 4%% promissory notes due June 1, 1971,
—V. 183, p. 998.
will
CAPITALIZATION
184,.p.-156.
Johnston, Lemon
of
Model
aircraft,
July 9 that this com¬
Navy's Bureau of Aero¬
banking
interest.
debentures
•First mortgage
stock
common
additional bank loan, or a combination of both.-^V.
to
sinking fund,
They will be redeemable at the option of the
ranging from 104"/a % in 1961 to 100% after June
30,
1976.
A sinking fund commencing July 1,
1957 will operate to
retire $27,400,000
of the issue prior to maturity; debentures will be
redeemable at 100% for the sinking fund.
State Loan & Finance Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—*
*
Delivery
accrued
persons
maturity.
To do so would require
of portfolio securities with resulting
that pursuant to an application now
the' Commission
before
may
or. an
Hanover
powered
the books closed.
The
In support of the
is not practicable,
it
that
The
to
jet
complete aircraft of its
"The
1957.—V. ,183,
and
has applied to the
extension to July
9,
be
group headed jointly by Stone
Corp., White, Weld & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on July 10 offered for public sale
$30,000,000 of 41/2% debentures due Jan. 1, 1977, at 100%
year
one
still
McCulloch.
Mr.
July,
the
to
are
& Webster Securities
Nine
at its present
substantial amount
a
said
for
with
cent)
one
on
the
will
assemblies,
a
received.
Immediately."
in
indebtedness
Commission
loan
of
of
which
to
best
the
dividend
pending
and
1956,
23,
in
the
pay
it was announced on
authorizing a further,
extension,
it
is
to
loans
UNDERWRITERS—The
plant,"
begin
scheduled
51
and
aircraft
for
by
quantity
Model
beeni
has
has
company
Dallas
of 95,000
$1,500,0»0
York;
New
requested
nor
its
of(
contract
a
Temco
Temco
announced
evalutlon
an
the
military production order for
1956, constituting shares issued for securities of a foreign company.
,
of
subcontractors
2945.
(New Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
offering
order
an
1956,
President,
awarded
build
Although
prior
corporation,
for
30,
**Also reflects the issuance of 35,081 shares on June 29,
stock.
3,167,622
1,971,279
shares of capital stock
(par $7) was made on July 10 by The First Boston Corp.
at $58.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed.—V. 183, p. 2542.
SEC
250,000 shs. *< - 102,265 shs.
550,000,000 shs.**28,279,311 shs.
•
to
Pfd. stock
insurance
other
11,392,950
3,828,310
3058.
p.
been
has
designation
Standard Shares, Inc.—Seeks Loan Extension—
companies.
tHeld by banks.
§Does not include
payable in foreign currencies.
^Proposed Incen¬
tive Stock Option Plan for Key Employees covering 1,500,000 shares of
by
and
12,565,729
3,873,352
notification
(par
51, a sleek two-place
primary jet trainer.
and
secondary
until
65,500,000
;
$4.50 cumulative pfd. stock (par $25)
Common stock (par 50 cents)—_
i
491,817
2,151,432
Standard Oil Co.
-
:■
15,000,000
__
886,601
457,188
and the books closed.—V.
y
y
31,
$2,449,378
718,083
593,232
income
Of 85 cents per
*20,000,000
notes ■' due
$2,308,628
979,286
of
stock
Corp.—Awarded Navy Contract—
Navy's first
McCulloch,
nautics
(par $6.25) was made on July 10 by The First Boston
Corp. at $54.87 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
17,500,000
20,000,000
promissory
$2,799,073
13,243,486
railway
secondary
Bank
sink, fund debs due June 1,
the
Tennessee Gas Transmission
542,952
railway__
letter
a
common
underwriting. The proceeds
Improvements and working capital.
and
—An investment
1953
Standard Oil Co.
*$63,000,000
1972 $63,000,000
promissory notes due 1971-74_-_-_
common
Torian,
Louisiana
1954
1955
$2,791,264 ■'
income—
oper.
—V. .183,
A
FINANCING
Outstanding
3V8%
*Held
W.
Chief
.893,672
railway____
from
from
ry.
''-'X"'-
'
\'•
3Vs%
<
will be E.
Texas 7 and
the
on
1956
railway
oper.
Net
and
Authorized;
bank
ry.
Net
and
7;V
CAPITALIZATION
?•
Houston,
research
filed
of
without
corporation's Model
be
the
said.
SP said,
Stephens, Jr., now Assistant
Mr. Torian.—V. 184, p. 10.
succeed
will
from
from
Gross
manufactures
Instruments
the merchant marine;
and
aviation
for
shares
share,
per
29
June
on
50,000
$2
Temco Aircraft
pany
newly-created
a
From Jan. 1—
'i*. £'•
.-;'' .'£'.v•
.
develops
civil
used
company
EARNINGS—For the year ended March 31, 1956 net sales of the
products and services were divided as follows: instrumen¬
tation and
controls, 36%; tabulating and business machines, equip¬
ment
and
supplies, 33%;
hydraulic equipment,
10%; farm equip¬
ment, 10%
and other products ana services 11%.
>;■
Net sales of products
and services for the year ended March 31,
1956 were $710,696,087 which resulted in a net income of $46,348,878.
;
to
•
company's
$3 V4%
elected
will
shares
v
3%%
M.
B.
•
Net
equipment, including electronic
data
processing equipment, for science and industry; hydraulic de¬
vices for a1 variety of applications;
and farm machinery.
The company occupies 40 plants
in 16 states in this country, in
addition to 35 plants in 20 other
countries throughout the world,
tabulating
ADD
Promoted—
been
Vice-President
Executive
1954.
Houston,
Net
.
of
has
Jr.
Biaggini in
Mr.
to
since
Gross
be
general funds of the company and used principally for
the
acquisition of additional manufacturing plants, machinery and
equipment, the modernization of existing facilities and the produc¬
tion
3058.
p.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
the
to
Co.—Officials
Biaggini,
F.
May—
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDST) on July 25. An
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane will purchase
any unsubscribed shares.
riv:'.-4,*..
added
183,
at
This
Rand Corp.—Stock
will
offer
Ham.—V.
headquarters of .the railroad, Mr. Russell
Offered—This corporation
is offering its common shareholders of record July 9,
1956, rights to subscribe to an additional 2,570,846 com¬
mon
shares (par 50 cents) at $20.50 per share on the
basis of one share for each ten held.
The subscription
r Sperry
be
will
Vice-Presidency in the Executive Department of this company D. J.
Russell, President, announced on July 11. -,
Mr.
Biaggini, who is now -Vice-President of SP's Lines in Texas
and Louisiana,
will move Aug. 1 frcm Houston to the San Francicso
Succeeding
$3.34,
were
184, p. 156.
has
and Dutch
Weenys,
Teeny
Southern Pacific
~
.
a
products
Benjamin
!"
,r
and
Provision
Ohio within a 120 mile radius.
full-line slaughterer and meat processor.
Its
include
Sugardale
Conveys,
Ember
Smoked
in
corporation
covering
Robert
netted 5,475,kilowatt-hours
first five, months of 1956
064,000 kilowatt-hours, as compared with 4,816;216,000
for the same five-month period last year.
—v.
Bacon,
<
company's net electrical output has been breaking records weekweek this year, and it is estimated that the net kilowatt-hour
for
1956
will
be
approximately
13,800,000,000.
The previous-
record
outlets
company
is
SEC
offered
billing.
customer
Co. now employs between
distribution
through
approximately
Sugardale
workers
550
retail
automatic
and
*61
Synco Resins, Inc., Bethel, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The
payroll;
and
The
said
well-known
of
capacity
and
6,000
Today, this company operates 33
a
basic
analysis,
cost
Lavin
Mr.
525
the
receivable
accounts
an
President that it will pass the
billion dollar mark in plant investment late this year.
Edison's investment in electric plant facilities stands now at about-
announcement
punched
of
as the Univac
60 elec¬
in sales analysis work;
computing salesmen's commissions;,,
payable; arid eventually also for inventory
Corp., and officially known
card computer, will be used
Rand
of.Sperry
*
Near Billion Dollar Mark—
*(263)
proceeds of the underwriting will be applied toward
the
company's
outstanding
short-term notes, issued
52
(264)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
T
-under
revolving
a
incurred
credit
finance
to
agreement.
short-term
The
notes
retire
were
I 800 000
will
MCF,
has
additions and
increase
mission.
to
BUSINESS—Company
transmission
New
and
owns
system
operates
9,000-mile
a
from
extending
Texas
to
natural
gas
Massachusetts
The company sells or delivers gas to distributing
companies
for resale under long-term contracts,
principally in the
Appalachian area and New- England.
Major customers are the com¬
panies comprising the systems of The Columbia Gas System, Inc. and
1955
In
Natural
the
Gas.
;
into
lime
in
Trans-Canada
as
«miir»
the
Trans-Canada
to
gas
York-Ontario
New
border
compared
with
1954.
For
12
'•'
months
and
ended
Vendo
F.
the
is
30
170,000 shares of
51.
at
time
on
the
any
call
after
for
1955.
year
August,
but last
common share.
The
of
July
have
24,
the
Board,
year
payable
be
were
87c
an
Aug.
11
equal
figures
earnings
voted
July
on
would
mid-year
year's
directors
record
of
this
Final
will
of
to
shall
from
which
such
indenture.
such
of
sale
$842,000,
stock
5.—V.
that
the
available
of
the
net
of
equal
to
$1,01
per
Marx
to
to
of
which
at
the
attached
be
purchase
of
such
the
warrant
initial
company
to
the
pur¬
such
as
debenture)
Sam Antonio,
price
set
as
derived
stock
by
Texas
forth
the
and
to
and
in
the
the
The
of
the
will
assets
Northcrest
be
will
company
merchandising
exception
from
company
debentures
expenses.
incorporated
of
The
Shopping
in
Texas, on June 5, 1956,
acquiring the merchandising assets of
The Wolff &
presently owns the Wolff & Marx
Department Store
which
Antonio.
Texas,
7',.--.
.--.fv.:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
2698.
p.
Co.,
to
of
purpose
San
still
common
the
stockholders
the
stock purchase
which the warrant
constituted, at the rate of
each $25
principal amount of the
shall be
attached, but only upon the
estimated
was
in
to
Co.,
Its
after
assets.
the
fund
to
common
be
purchase
proceeds
shares
Marx
sinking
accrued
-■
with
for
time
Commerce
warrant
these proceeds
&
the
for
(while
of
stock
>,:V:-.
of
Center
until
to
warrant
BUSINESS—Corporation
six
for
earnings
be
dividend
183,
all
of
interest
but
common
stock
Bank
the
PROCEEDS—The
the
indicated
with
not after
July 1, 1961, or
redemption through the operation
of
for
time
warrant
National
payment
Wolff
to
before
or
share,
per
of such common
trustee.
upon
$14
stock
of
the
use
not
operation
purchase
of
surrender
158.
p.
the
together
or otherwise of the
debenture to
whichever date is
earlier, to
price
share
one
quickly
184,
through
thereof
sinking fund
class
stock
common
subject to redemption and
may be redeemed
notice
amount
redemptions.
days
attached,
chase
Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—
See details in V.
Chairman
earnings
entire
31, 1956, operating revenues
$31,606,000.—V. 184, p. 157. :
was
for
attached,
within
Co.—Earnings at Record Rate—
Pierson,
month
V;'
March
income
net
p.
fixed
also
are
such
upon
principal
approximately $1,787,750
ended Dec. 31, 1955, the company had
$200,412,000 and
net
income
of
$30 316 000
of $142,995,000 and net Income of $20,628,000
revenues
the
$221,674,000
is
rights
States Shoe
oversubscribed.
year
of
revenues
under
such
until
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
There is attached to each of the
debentures a
warrant entitling the holder of
the debenture
(par $1), which was made on July 3
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, at $20.25 per share, was
can
the
Co.—Offering
public offering of
a
any surplus
United States.
operating
were
the
the
debenture
United
supply its Eastern Canadian market and
available to Tennessee Gas Transmission for sale-
EARNINGS—For
in
at
stockholders
The
precedent agreement with
"Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd. leading to a 25-year contract Tor the
purchase of 200,000 MCF of gas per day at the Minnesota-Manitoba
lM>rder
The
agreement, which must be authorized by governmental
authorities in
both countries,
also
provides that the company will
^ell
Car
Barney & Co. and Blunt Ellis & Simmons.—V.
184,
'
entered
company
part
at
date
Tank
debentures
in
*.
.
jointly by Smith,
Hampshire.
-Consolidated
*
which expired on July 9.
The 8,086 shares of unsubscribed
stock have been taken
up by the underwriting group headed
r
and
The
corporate
51.
p.
97.6% Subscribed—
This company received
subscriptions for 327,628 shares,
or 97.6%
of the 335,714 shares of
capital stock offered
'
^pipeline
loans, to finance in part the cost of
continuing
improvements to its utility plant, and for other
184,
been
Union
.
bank
purposes.—V.
the
company's expansion program.
An expansion,
daily
system
delivery
capacity
to
approved by the Federal Power Commission
and
is
expected to be substantially completed this year.
At March
31.
1956 the
estimated
remaining cost of this authorized program
was
$46 000,000.
Applications for authority to construct additional
facilities estimated to cost $43,000,000 are pending before the Com¬
which
urogram
short-term
.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
■
■
Texas Calgary Co., Abilene, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
company
June
on
filed
29
letter of notification
a
with
the
Ward Industries Corp.—New
President of UnitThe
SEC
-covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
At $1 per share, through Thomson Kernaghan & Co., Ltd., Toronto
1,
-Ont., Canada.
The proceeds
to be
ere
used
to pay
-jlriUnlg for oil and gas operations.—V. 182,
Co.,
Oliver
of
J.
Greenway
Ward
had
Corp.-—V.
27.
Texas
Illinois'
III.,
worth
of
system
distance
a
Joliet,
-connects
with
includes
approximately
Elgin, 111., Texas
near
30-Inch
a
20-inch
a
of
line
line
59
between
miles.
Illinois'
Joliet
About
20-inch
38
inter-,
On
;
owned
by Chicago District Pipeline Co.
*n its application, the company states that it
proposes to loop
thb
38-mile section with 36-inch pipeline to enable it to deliver
Increased
volumes
to
one
of Chicago
District's pipelines serving
the Chicago
area.
However, Texas Illinois does not propose to deliver gas to
Chicago District in excess of the volumes which it is authorized
by
the Commission to deliver,
' v"'/'
\V,'-:
:
V
Texas Illinois proposes to start construction of the
proposed facilities
during the -second quarter of 1957 and
to
have
it
completed
by
Uec.
1,
1957.
The
hand.—V.
•on
cost
183,
of
construction
will
be
financed
from
Pacific
April
Net
revenue--
$6,758,340
expenses-
5,218,972
4,868,32 7
revenue from
—V.
rail-
with
181,
$1,539,368
income—
25,133,260
23,492,372
$1,692,546
764,479
764,309
$9,244,703
the
common
—V.
182, p.
have
declared
stock,
dividend
a
payable
Aug.
Little,
L.
Campbell,
Inc., and
Hept.
1,
He
Chairman
Lindland
will
to
succeed
-share.
i
Commission
assuming
certain
finance
liabilities
in
the
addition
of
named
of
the
on
July
31
record
trans¬
thereto.
Co.—Acquisition—
of Unit—
10
announced
E.
^
C.
W.
C.
Division
Allen
452
of
total of 6,815 shares
a
Western
See
will relinquish the
Presidency
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Natural
White Stag
of
on
Through
the
of
stock
common
by
Lehman
size
Sons,
Corp.—Stock Sold—
shares
it
sold
were
purchased.
amounted
which
Brothers,
for
group
$39 per
at
of
June
on
filed
25
letter
a
of
notification
with
covering 4,500 shares of common stock
(no par) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be added
working capital.
."
women's
Stag
Its
Men's
Gas
on
N.
Union Bag-Camp
Paper
to
above.—V.
Bag
&
Paper
Corp.
Union Bag & Paper
corporation
into a new
and
girls'
wear
He
'
to
';i..:'
S.
is
Hirsch
the
companies.
After
special
firms
Corp.—Merger Effective—
below.—V.
183,
3059.
p.
'
-
White
When
Stag
it
joining
of
of
the
merger
authorized
proposal
•
.
remains
of
lines
of
charge
the
of
building
early next
San
at
to
employ¬
Chas. B.
of
R.
—V.
the
v.
meetings
and
directed
held
by stockholders
of
•'■
the
on
July
filing of
12,
the
the
directors
of
agreement
of
conditions will
be
the
upon
continue
will
as
Is
of
assumption
In
be
Hirsch.
extent
that
greater
Chairman
earnings
share
per
of
of
Union
the
■Camp,
of
shwe
$.75
of
shares
onon
and
the
of
the
new
of
of
than
Camp
have
year
combined
last
improved
year."
Bag-Camp
Board
this
the
and
Paper
companies
Corp,
will
be
it
year,
Executive Officer;
J.
L.
Alexander Calder, Jr., Presi-
company's
Union
stock
Bag-Camp Paper
common
company's
Bag stockholders
for
each
B
for
share
held
stockholders
each
share
held.
will
of
of
will
record
receive
Camp
com•
authorized capital is
10.000,000 shares of
V
Union Electric
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Bids
July 17
WaS
principal
amount
issue
announced
and
sell,
at
of its first
July
10,
competitive
mortgage bonds,
due
..Jrf company at Room 1900, 60 Broadway, New
t4rfnnnnS?« °f
$40,000,000 first JUl. 17 recelve bids f0r
mortgage bonds
Net
proceeds
company
will
s
due
be
used
to
provide
has
&
20,000
2.000
50,000
2,500
Co
25,000
2,000
_____
20,000
20,000
2,000
_________
Securities
Stewart
50,000
50,000
<
2,000
Co
Moreland
75,000
5,000
__
&
Co
2,000
20.000
500
40,000
1,000
,
15,000
Co
Co
__.
158.
p.
Breier
204
sportswear,
own
men's
moves
expanded
to
of
the
York
the
4,
N
Board
will
will
be
to
be
it
factory
be
one
of
maintains
continued
Eastern
served
of
White
Boys'
White
in
the
and
Manchester,
West
Coast
New
the
Zealand
Towne's
in
name
and
has
company
company
specialized
has been
a
The
main factories
The company also has
of
in
all
phases
on
all
are
located
in
N.
SEC
000 000
>
will
from
1986.
funds,
made,
to
powdered
Sales
and
V
for
the
fiscal
ended
June
30,
1956
Capital
Y.
Davis
exceed
estimated
$10,000,000
common
share.
He
and
would
pointed
earnings
amount
for
to
out,
a
share.
this
Net
year
ended June 25,
184, p. 52.
were
$5,128,337,
or
year's
equal
for
company
1955
year
$1.12
to
the
per
to
cents
previous
common
TO
PRESENT
On
of
from
FINANCING
Authorized Outstanding
$19,250,000 $19,250,000
outstanding
June
13,
to
1956
be
loans
tax
the
by
due
incurred
company
current
paid
21,536,320
demand
the
meet
to
Canada,
v
and
end
other
of
1950
operations.
underwriters
the company
named
below
have
severally
and
has agreed to sell to them,
respective ; percentages indicated
below, such of the
additional capital stock as shall
not be subscribed for
the
of
exercise
•.■*-
9:'
Illinois,.
in
and
50.000,000
(£69,415)
Britain.
purchase,
the
rights:
:
'
%
Morgan
Stanley & Co—
Dodge
Dominick
per
Drexel
earnings in¬
21
./"
Connecticut,
country,
:
$10)_____
derived
in
of
in
this
"
EFFECT
of short-term
bank
debt
needs, which is expected
shares
would
$1.70
(par
severally,
by
in
•,
GIVING
$194,364
Great
funds
Clark,
fiscal
approximately
however, that
non-recurrring profit of $1,287,075.
earnings reported by the
cluded
the
of
located
are
Virginia
notes______-__
UNDERWRITERS—The
„
agreed
$421,219,487
on
net
in
operating
any
that
stock
bank
$1,500,000
,:.
totaled
long-term
"Excluding
a
year in the company's
history, A. D.
July 10. For the previous fiscal
year,
the company
had sales of $358,608,795.
The
sales
figures for both
years include sales of the
Dixie-Home and E'dens Stores
prior to merger
of their operations into
Winn-Dixie.
Mr.
products
and
Germany.
v
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
year
the highest for
President, reported
West
CAPITALIZATION
a
were
metal
Tennessee,
and
<!2%-4%
out
I.
fiscal
4
&
Co
Wolff & Marx,
Inc.—Securities Offered—Mention was
in our issue of
July 9 of the public
offering to
bona fide residents of
Texas of 96,000 shares of
common
stock (par
$5) at $11.25 per share and $950,000 of
20-yr.
6% sinking fund
debentures, due July 1, 1976, at
100%,
plus accrued interest
through Muir Investment
Corp.
and associates.
Further details
4
Fenner
Webber, Jackson
4-
Riter & Co-
4
4
—
Stillman, Maynard &
4
;
Co
Winslow,
Dean
3061.
8
&
Curtis
8
Weeks
&
p.
Co
Pierce,
8
&
183.
Marks &
Beane
Paine,
4
Co.
&
Hornblower
—V.
&
M.
Lynq$i,
,
Sachs
Loeb
Merrill
4
________
Hemph'll, Noyes & Co.
share.
Laurence
4
Dominick
duPont
Goldman,
%
20
Co.___
Co.—
&
Francis
per
&
&
Knhn.
Cohu
Witter
Co.
4
& Stetson_____
&
Co..!
4
4
;__
Wood, Struthers & Co.^
8
made
whole,
upon
debentures
or
from
published
are
time
redeemable
to
notice
time
at
in
at
the
part,
on
the
option
of
any
date
the
company
prior
as
York
The
percentages
and
assets
for
redemption.
the
the
sale
723,518
been
in
•
of
shares
deposited
Chicago
as
of
with
with
with
June
25
voted
June
on
in
30,
Borg-Wamer Corp.
Borg-Warner
common
favor
1956,
was
stock
of
the
the
plan
accomplished
and
the
distribution
to
the
York
of
agreement
$2,894,072
Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust
depositary for
accordance
on
accordingly
and
has
Co.
of
Corp, stockholders
plan.
~
As
and
30,
stockholders
for
to
maturity
(expressed
Corp.—Sales of Assets Voted—
common
reorganization,
a
following redemption prices
of the principal amount
thereof); if redeemed up to
including June 30, 1960, 102 V2%; thereafter
to and
including June
19o4, i0z%; thereafter to and
including June 30. 1968
101 lA% '
thereafter to and
including June 30. 1972. 101%; and
thereafter to and
including June 30, 1976,
100y2%, together in each case with
interest
accrued to the date fixed
in
Y
purchase
and
subsidiary in Montreal, Canada.
Winn-Dixie Stores,
&•
handling
equipment
is
now
produced
not
onIy~
and Chicago, but also in
plants in Canada, England.,
Germany, and by licensed manufacturers in other countries.
Yale
and
Towne
plants producing locks,
builders'
hardware,
outer-
Amsterdam.
Yale
handling
approximately
materials
England,
family operation since its founding in
Bantamac
to
materials
cost
West
Other
plant in nearby Richfield
Springs and operates
It distributes its
products through
department stores and meanswear
retail stores in this
country and
elsewhere.—V. 164, p. 1768.
a
applied
its
to
V..'
Michigan,
conti¬
men's
of
of
expansion
of
facilities
estimated
program
production
Philadelphia
and
plants.
and
Australia.
trademark has distribution
one
locks,
H.
that men's and boys'
from
Amsterdam.
except
the
the rate of
BUSINESS—Company manufactures materials
handling equipment,
builders' hardware,
and
powdered metals products.
Yale
and*
and
customers
from
current
equipment
$7,000,000.
Ore.
N.
at
of
be
Towne's
largest
factories
held
Offered—
capital stock
share for 269,share for each
Chemical Corn Exchange Bunk has been
appointed subscription agent.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds of the sale will
Stag.
Portland.
country's
branch
shares
per
record on July 6, 1956.
The sub¬
scription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EDT) on July*
23, 1956. The offering is being underwritten
by a groupof investment firms headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
bovs,*
and
Men's
additional shares
seven
follow:
through reimbursement
treasury for capital expenditures
heretofore
and
The
The
received
bidding
$40
July 1
1986.
Jt of the
nl Lie
220,000
(par $10) rights to subscribe at $24.50
receive
f
to
nents,
—V.
merser.
capital
2S' ofUninn' Ro"
^
with the Preserd; authorized capital
?i$5fl7P
1??
?!Ln and outstandin8 capital shares wiH-total
-e
7,134,678.—V. 183, pp. 3059
2012.
authorization
$345,000
5,000
double
President.
will
addition,
*1895.
Alexander
are:
Chief
Spain,
Bantamac
Davis,
th^ merier- Camp's
Union
Camp
The
the
Jr., Vice-chairman of the
Board:
Hu8h D. Camp, Executive
Vice-President in charge of
ZMvision
and
Camp
Chairman of
planning committee;- Thomas T.
Executive
Dunn,
Vice-President, manufacturing;
Malcolm S. Black,
and Treasurer.
Secretary
wme
Debentures
10,000
than
men's
Bantamac,
11-acre
new
a
shipped
customers
zerland,
that
prices
and
business
balance of the year, it is
expected
for the
dilution.
indicate profits
no
made
Principal officers
«alder,
new
Based
an
L.
184,
the-
39,000
Yale & Towne
Manufacturing Co.—Stock
The company has issued to the
holders of its
company today sells through 6,000
retailers, chiefly department
specialty shops and sporting goods stores. It
also has a size- *
foreign operation, with
manufacturing licensees in Canada, Swit¬
able
effective July
said
such
White &
Marvin
and
Shares
Shearson, Hammill &
Lentz, Newton & Co
total
underwriters
23,000
Corp
Corp
National
Dittmar & Company..
M. E. Allison &
Co., Inc._______
Eppler, Guerin & Turner
the
stores,
'
in
the States of New
Jersey and Virginia
12 with these
filings.
company was listed on the New York
Stock
Exchange at the opening of business
on July
13.
*
In
response
to a question
from a stockholder
at
the
Union Bag
oneeting on the effect the
merger might have in
diluting the per share
earnings of Union Bag
stock, Alexander
Calder, Chairman
*o
em¬
and principal amount of
debentures,
severally agreed to purchase are as
has
Marcus
with
its
Francisco; Muskogee, Okla.;
warehouse
will
Chairman
as
Harold
operations.
products
wear.
stockholders'
of
substantially
underwriter
several
■;/,
more
Bantamac
President
in
is
opens
apparel
Western
•
Corp.—Merger Effective—
merger
with
authorities
The merger became
thire
such
the
Rauscher, Pierce & Co
Austin, Hart & Parvin
-
Bantamac
current
father
Its Cincinnati
Manufacturing Co., Inc. on July 12
company—Union Bag-Camp Paper
Corp.—following
overwhelming approval
Estimates
of shares of common stock
each
*
Employees
50.
of
Muir Investment
operations, White Stag thus becomes
the first
of sportswear for
the entire
family.
j
manufacturer
Vice-President
will
by
makers
Division.
Max
at
Camp
•two
lhat
be
may
key positions.
names
___.
Of
29.2%
133, p.
company
Division
10.
the
this
The
Board,
In
company
Texas
Co.—Stock Offering—
Y.,
July
of
Breier,
warehouses
stock
the
Southwestern
America
Wear
Amsterdam,
addition
and
S3
Wear
the
,
The
stock.
will
of
^
Manufacturing Co., Portland,
Ore.—Merger
announced
the
integrated
$10 per
two
deben¬
of
follows:
52.
p.
exchange of stock,
an
Inc.,
was
By
f
-I3EC
the
common
stock
number
were
were
stock
Rare Metals Corp. of
effective
who
the
*.'v-\
corporation
merged
consummation
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
This
the
to
9
the sale to the underwriters
of the
and debentures now
offered, the company has agreed to.
options entitling the grantees
hereafter mentioned to pur¬
aggregate of 10,000 shares of the
company's authorized but
an
J.
157.
p.
underwriters, headed
V, 184, p. 157.
also
Union
company.
stock
ployed by the
that
Vice-President
of
division
of
Textron
a
$1, that
par
subscribing for this
^employees.—V. 184,
Executive
Co.,
stock,
to
ees,
:
July
on
share
per
Try Ion Chemicals, Inc., Lock
Haven, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
See
the
grant the right to purchase, at $12
per share, com¬
company at any time after July 1,
1956, and on or
before July 1, 1961 (unless
the maturity of the
options Is accelerated)
after which the
options may not be exercised and become
void.
Options as above described are
to be granted to the
following officers,
of the
company; Norman Netter (President),
option to purchase 4,000
shares; Marcus H. Cohen
(Vice-President), option to purchase 800'
shares; Milton E. Beissner
(Vice-President, Treasurer a$d Assistant.
Secretary), option to purchase 300
shares; and Edward M.
Bolding
(Secretary), option to purchase 400 shares.
In addition
to the 6,000 shares of
common stock
of the,
company,
subject to the above-mentioned
options. 4,000 additional shares wilt
be reserved for the
purpose of granting, at the discretion
of the board
of directors,
options in the future to other
persons who
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR. above.
Marcus
The
rights
stock
unissued
authorized
794.
§6,000
flncludes shares subject to
contemplated purchase
of
directors
§Subject to the
mon
Commerce
'
attached
offered,
The options
Co.,
Waterloo
p.
be
common
grant
chase
negotiated by Webber-Simpson &
members of the Midwest Stock
maining 167 shares at, the subscription
price.
10,*000 shares of^new 6omitf6n stock offered
*
be President
Foundry
President
Chemical
by the
See
holders
to
Board,
been
President
134,
unsubscribed
account
to
the
Cannon
Carl
become
Thiokol
The
RR.
to
officers and
,
are
Interstate
•
share——10,000
,
1956.—V.
1,
has
and
become
1956.
of
cents
seven
-
Wyant
will
•CWC
-Oct.
31
of
1807.
Textron, Inc.—Lindland
Royal
Richard
the
196,000 shs.
*
.
,
per
tures
offered to them by the
company at $37.50 per share on the basis of
one new
share for each 12 shares held of
record June 21. ^ An
underwriting group headed by The First Boston
Corporation and White, Weld & Co.
have purchased the re¬
$9,655,647
3,947,143
4,265,937
,
directors
22-years
Western
Massachusetts Companies
Stock
99.82%
Subscribed—The common stockholders have
subscribed
for 92,070 of the
92,237 shares, or 99.82% of the new
Texas Toy Co., Houston, Tex.—Declares
Dividend—
"The
last,
Waterloo RR.
See
$34,377,963 $33,148,019
3059.
p.
was
$950,000
144,000 shs.
stock, at
*38,000 of these shares will be
reserved to
satisfy purchase
evidenced by common stock
purchase warrants
In¬
1521.
to
action
—V.
'
operations
183,
$12
jointly owned by Chicago, Rock Island &
RR. and Illinois Central RR. to
acquire control of the Water¬
loo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR., and
to issue 1,200 shares of common
(no par value)
to the Rock Island and Illinois
Central railroads
at $1,000 per share.
The proceeds were used
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$6,560,873
oper.
ry., oper.
for
common
Outstanding
$950,000
value)
par
—
1956—Month—1955
oper.
way
3,
Waterloo
common
Ret
associated
on
of
($5
'
Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
director
a
stock
Options to purchase
stock
<*iv
,
Texas &
the
funds
2339.
p,
on
Co., Chicgao, 111., who
Exchange.
and
miles
line
Prosperity
& Northern RR.—Sale—It
was
July 10 that the sale of this
company to
announced
Waterloo RR. Co.
June
'Common
the
announced
Waterloo, Cedar Falls
application by this company for the construction of loop pipeline
in
Illinois
at
an
estimated cost
of
$6,411,000 has
been
for
filing,
the Federal Power
Commission
announced
on
accepted
Volo
and
been
183, p.
of
was
Authorized
sinking fund debs., due July 1, 1976
by
^facilities
.
Corp.
earlier
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—To
Expand—
An
President
as
Industries
ternational Resistance Co. He
with Westlnghouse Electric
1381.
p.
of
division
July 9 by Richard Weininger, President.
Mr. Greenway was
formerly Vice-President
incident to
expenses
election
Inc.
,
6%
provided
the
of
Borg-Warner
of
York
Corp.
stockholders
common
Corp.
common
common
stock
stock
upon
and
will
$2
surrender
receive
m
of
cash
onerhalf
share
for
share
their York
to
the
be
distributed but half shares
may be bought or sold.—V.
depositary.
No
half
shares
of
Borg-Warner
common
each
certificates
stock
will
133, p. 2813.
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...
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
his
at
Montgomery Housing Authority
Alabama
Note Sale—The $905,000 prelim¬
;
inary loan notes offered July 10
awarded
were
&
Bros.
Salomon
to
Hutzler, of New York City, at
1.76%
of
interest,
plus
premium
a
$16.
$112,000
general
obligation
public
im¬
provement bonds was
sold to
Hugo Marx & Co., and Berney
Perry & Co., both of Birmingham,
jointly,
4y2s.
as
ARKANSAS
Little
Rock
Housing Authority,
Sale—The $1,223,000
10—were
awarded
&
Hutzler,
City, as follows:
York
New
interest, plus a premium of $9.
767,000 Fifth Series at 1.78% in¬
terest, plus a premiun/of $13.
School
District,
Los
r
Angeles Countyi Calif.
Bond Sale—The $111,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 183,
J
.
3062—were
awarded
to
the
of America National Trust
Bank
&
Savings" Association, of San
Francisco, as 3y2s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.48%.
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School District, Los Angeles and
Kern Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County, Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
until
9
in Los
Angeles,
(CDST) on July 31
for the purchase of $800,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956, Due
a.m.
Sept. 1 from
on
clusive.
1957 to
Principal
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's
and
at
office,
1981
in¬
interest
the
or
County
at the Coun¬
ty's fiscal agencies in New York
City and Chicago.
Butte
Water
District, Butte
Sutter Counties, Calif.
Bond
J.
of
sealed
bids
announces
Directors
bonds.
that
will
the
receive
Gridley until 11
July 25 for the
$572,000
revenue
Dated June 1,1956. Due on
on
June
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
from
payable at
1958
the
to
1996
District
inclu¬
Treasur¬
er's office.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Bond
Offering—A. L. Brooks,
Secretary of the Parish -School
Board, will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 7 for
the
purchase of $450,000 j school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest F-A. Legality
approved
by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New
Orleans.
Covina Union
Los
High School District,
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 July 31
for the purchase of
$200,000,building bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Note
Offering
—
The Secretary
of Board of Directors will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Florin
until 8:15 p.m. (PDST) on July
for
the
purchase of $5,700
notes. Dated July 15, 1956. Due on
July 15, 1957 and 1958. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Union High
11
(PDST) on July 24
a.m.
for the purchase of $58,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 15, 1956.
Due on July 15 from 1957 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. - Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
School District,
Sonoma
County, Calif. Bond Sale—The $97,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10 were
Trust
ciation,
of
&
Savings Asso¬
Francisco,
as
San
3%s.
The
bonds
dated
July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
are
cisco.
Imperial Valley Union High School
District, Imperial County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry M.
Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Davis Joint Union High Sch. Dist.,
Yolo and Solano Counties, Calif.
son,
Offering
—
C.
L.
Hiddle-
Clerk of Board of County Su¬
follows:
$28,000 3% s. Due
on Aug, 15
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
50,000 314 s. Due
1965
on
2 p.m.
Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1965 in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
(M-S)
on
1972
to
from
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
90,000 3!/2s. Due
Aug. 15 from
on
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
Lincoln
Unified School District,
Joaquin County, Calif*
bonds
ing
awarded
offered
to
July
5
were
about
2.97%,
follows:
as
$106,000 5s. Due
1957
on
290,000 2 3/4s. Due
1962
to
7
'
July 2, 1961.
July 2 from
on
1970 to
July 2 from
on
1976 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated July
2,
July 2 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1956.
Due
on
cisco.
Menlo Park,
Calif.
$220,000 library
park bonds offered July 10
184, p. 54—were awarded to
the
American
Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco.
School District,
Costa
County,
Contra
(CDST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $95,000 building
a.m.
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
on
15
Aug.
from
and
Principal
(F-A)... payable
at
interest
the : County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
,
Oxnard Elem. School District,
Ventura County, Calif,
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura until
11
(PDST) on July 24 for
purchase of $60,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
a.m.
the
Tulare County,
(M-S)
Principal
payable
and
interest
cost of about
Jefferson
at
office.
Elem.
School
District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
ing,
County
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
receive
in
Red¬
City until 10 a.m. (PDST)
July 24 for the purchase of
$55,000
building
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
on
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
Principal
Due
on
as
follows:
July 10 from
15,000 2y2s. Due July 10, 1961.
265,000 23/4s. Due on July 10 from
1962
to
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1971 inclusive.
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
3.60s.
495,000
Due
1978
from
to
3.70s.
720,000
June
on
Due
15
inclusive.
1983
June
on
15
from 1984 to 1990 inclusive.
Other members of the account:
American
Trust Co., San Fran¬
cisco, Harris Tfust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Security-First
National Bank of Los Angeles, R.
H. Moulton & Co., Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, Weeden & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
& Co., Wm. K. Staats & Co., C. J.
Devine &
Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
LaWson, Levy & Williams, Kaiser
& Co., H. E. Work & Co., Stone &
Youngbefg, Shuman, Agnew &
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., Hill
Richards & Co., and C. N. White
School
Los
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Los Angeles
9
a.m.
(PDST)
July 31
on
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1979
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable _at
the
County
COLORADO
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
July 16 for the purchase of
$300,000 Second District tax anti¬
cipation notes.
Dated July 18,
nessy,
sealed
on
.
1956. Due on Dec. 3, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Torrington National Bank & Trust
Company.
Wethersfield,
Conn.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
and firehouse bonds offered July
12—v. 184, p. 159—were awarded
the First Boston Corp., New
to
York City, as 2.60s, at a price of
100.35, a basis of about 2.56%.
Windsor (P*
O. Windsor), Conn.
Bond Offering—Robert B.Weiss,
Town Manager will receive sealed
bids at the office of the Hartford
National Bank & Trust Company,
Trust Department, 777 Main St.,
Hartford, until noon (EDST) on
July 17 for the purchase of $1,-
130,000 bonds,
follows:
as
$1,070,000 school
*
bonds. Due on
July 15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
*
■
7
\
w
,
60,000
land
acquisition
bonds.
Due on July 15 from 1957 to
Dated July
and
15, 1956. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
Hartford
National
Bank
&
Trust
Company, or at the Windsor Trust
Company, Windsor. Legality ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Cole, of Hartford.
DELAWARE
New
17
(P. O. Longmont), Colo.
Offering—Maxine Haley,
Bond
District
Secretary, " will receive
sealed bids until.8 p.m. (MST) on
July 24 for the purchase of $335,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug; 1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by Talimadge
& Tallmadge, of Denver.
Castle
'
County,
Marshalltown
77 (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
Bond Offering—Reese E. Dukes,
Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
Clerk
Boulder County School District No.
of
'•
the
Board
of
School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on July 17 for
the
purchase of $870,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
the
at
Farmers
of the
Bank
State of Delaware, in Wilmington.
Legality approved by Reed Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
New Castle County, Newport Sch.
Dist. No. 21 (P. O. Wilmington),
Delaware
VV
-
^
CONNECTICUT
Bond
of about
3.02%.
Bridgeport,
Conn.
Bond Oiitiiiig—jonn
City
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
a.
will
untiLnoon
Morris,
receive
(DST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of $300,000
storm
and - sanitary
sewer
bonds. Dated July 15, 1956. Due
on July 15 from "1957
to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge
&
Rugg, of Boston..,
Offering
Richey,
Clerk
School
Donald
—
Trustees,
of
J.
Board
of
the
receive
will
sealed bids at the office of Arthur
G.
Craig, President of the Trus¬
tees, Room 614, Industrial Trust
Bldg., Wilmington, until 9 a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 1 for the purchase
of $100,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Farmers
Bank
of
the
State
of
Delaware, in Wilmington. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn, of New York
City.
payable
10
were
&
Hutzler, of New York City, at
follows:
Torrington, Conn.
Treasurer's office.
liminary loan
as
group
National
Note Offering—Francis A. Hen-
ing
inclusive.
Shearson, Hammill
& Co., and
Taylor & Co., at a price of 100.12,
3.46%,
First
Chicago; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Braun, Bos worth & Co., and
Ernst & Co., as 214 s, at a price
of 100.30, a basis of about 2.46%.
Due
Dieguito Union High School
District, San Diego County Calif.
Bond Sale—The $460,000 school
bonds
offered
July 10—v. 184,
p. 54—were awarded to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
net interest cost of about
a
1968 inclusive.
Willowbrook
until
the
to
of
office.
San
! a
of
Bank
15
basis
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Treasurer's
2.84%,
1973
3V2s.
District.,
$70,000 5s.
El
1967 to
280,000
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
inclusive.
in
15
Calif.
office.
Portersville School
June
on
1966 inclusive.
Bolton, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $168,000 school
bonds offered July 9 were award¬
ed to R. L. Day & Co., of Boston,
as
3.05s, at a price of 100.15, a
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
p. 159— were awarded to Heller,
Bruce & Co., of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
office
1957 to
from
15, 1956. Due
1957 to 1975
inclusive.
National
for the purchase of $115,000 build¬
Calif.
Bond Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
hds at his office in Martinez, un¬
til 11
tes. Due
$410,000;
bids
Moraga
composed
& Co.
Bond Sale—The
and
America
of
&
follows:
as
7
1969 inclusive.
271,000 3s. Due
The
-
Centro,
p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $40,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1967
his
2
Bank
Savings^Association, of
San Francisco, at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about 3.72%,
July 2 from
on
1960 inclusive.
to
30,000 4s. Due
Offering—Harry M. Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
the
Trust
the Bank of America
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
Bond
until
disposal plant bonds offered
July 11—v. 183, p. 3063— were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
awarded
age
395,000 4s. Due on June 15 from
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
'Imperial Union School District,
Imperial County, Calif.
bids
15
from 1973 in 1981 inclusive.
Bond sale—The $697,000 build¬
his
at
office in El Centro,
(CDST) on Aug. 6 for
the purchase of $35,000 building
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due
in til
Aug.
on
t
r
$1,600,000 sewer
bonds offered July 10—v. 184, p.
54—were
Voltejo Sanitation and Flood Con¬
awarded to the Bank of America
National
inclusive.
Due
Norwich, Conn.
Bond Sale—The
Aug. 15 from
on
trol District (P. O. Vallejo), Calif.
Bond Sale;—fThe $2,300,000 sew¬
—v.
Gravenstein Union
3V2s.
180,000
Co., and Taylor & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.0005, a net in¬
terest vieost; of about 3.45%, as
Dist*,
until
1972
to
15
&
School
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering — L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
120,000 3V2s. Due
1967
Aug.
on
1966 inclusive.
54—were awarded to Dean Witter
i
Garden Ctove
County, Calif.
Due
from 1957 to
Sale—The $168,000 school
bonds offered July 10—v. 184, p.
San
Services Dist.,
County, Calif.
wood
Bond
San Diego
Community
sealed
office.
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch, Dist.,
3%s.
$160,000
Bond
-
clusive.
Catahoula Parish Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Jonesville), La.
until 10
Ld
school
bonds offered July 10—w. 183, p.
3062—were awarded to Blyth Co.,
Inc., of San Francisco, as 3%s, at
a price of 101.50, a basis of about
Florin
(J-J) payable at the
office.
County Treasurer's
$76,000
in
(PDST)
purchase
of
a.m.
and
Offering—Secretary Paul
Hunzeker
Board
Sale—The
Los
and interest
Francisco.
CALIFORNIA
p.
Bond
16
$456^000 Fourth Series at 1.79%
Alameda
Downey City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
pre¬
Salomon
to
of
until
(PDST) on July 16 for the
purchase
of
$150,000
building
bonds.
Dated July 16, 1956. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Sacramento
liminary loan notes offered J uly
Bros.
Woodland
2 p.m.
3.56%.
Arkansas
Note
in
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco. : »
Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
office
New Haven
(P. O.
of
$34.
New Haven), Conn.
Sale—The
Note
I.71%
Redevelopment Agency
Bond
ceive
sealed
pre¬
(EST)
offered
July
of
notes
plus
a
premium
Glade,
Offering
Florida
Clarence
—
Robinson, City Manager, will
$2,000,000
awarded to Salomon Bros-
interest,
FLORIDA
Belle
«
bids
until
8
E.
re¬
p.m.
July 25 for the purchase
$200,000 recreational revenue
on
bonds. Dated Dec.
from
1961
1, 1955. Due
on
inclu¬
Dec.
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
to
1976
payable at the Hanover Bank, of
;
Volume
New
Number 5551.. The
184
York
Legality
City.
ap¬
,
$235,000 3y4s. Due on Dec, ,1 from
1957
City.
3062—were
p.
from
1
to 1975 inclusive.
1970
awarded to a
Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
White, Weld & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Field, Richards & Co., and
Courts & Co., at a price of 100.08,
a net interest cost of about 3.27%,
183,
composed of
group
Dec.
3s. Due on
Sale—The
Bond
civil
and
and Wayne Counties, Flora
Township High Sch. Dist. No. 99
(P. O. Flora), III.
Clay
Bond
Township (P. O.
Bend), Ind.
July
10
enport,
$76,000 school
Sale—The
$475,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 9—v. 184,
p. 160—were awarded to a group
composed of the Mercantile Trust
a
v.
The
V.;.'
Health
Due
Dated
23?4S.
King
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
2,280,000 3V4S. Due
.
Sept 1 from
on
1972 to 1985 inclusive.
,
J!
1
IDAHO
Ada
*
and
Class
School
No.
District
3
Sale—The
Bond
$150,000
gen-
erol
obligation building bonds of¬
fered July 9—v. 184, p. 54—were
awarded to the Idaho Department
>" ^
;of Public Investments.
Caldwell, Idaho
.f
Bond Sale—The $750,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
(P. O. Park
Ridge), Illinois
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
building
July
offered
bonds
to
awarded
were
"(P- O. Kuna), Idaho
-
-
Counties Joint
Canyon
A
Sch. Dist. No. 64
:'0
Truesdale, Iowa
County Community Consol.
the
11
Northern
Trust
Co., Chicago, as 334 s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
3.23%. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
Dec.
Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicgao.
15,
1975.
Cook
County School District No.
152Vz (P. O. Hazel Crest), III. i
Bond
Offering — Melvin C.
Bond
Bond
bonds
Offering—Carl L. Mason,
City
Controller,
sealed
bids
2
p.m.
(CDST)
July 17 for the purchase of
$185,000 municipal bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to July 1, 1970
inclusive. Legality
approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
'*• i
on
Monon
School
Township
(P.
Corporation
Building
Monon), Ind.
O.
Bond Offering—Glenn Newbold,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 19 for
July 9—v. 184, p. 54—were awardMaier, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
: ed
to a group composed of Stern
the purchase of $770,000 first mort¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bros.
&
Co.; Lucas,, Eisen
&
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July 19 gage revenue bonds. Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
;Waeckerle,
Foster
&
Marshall;
for the purchase of $120,000 build¬
1986 incl.
;Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; CoughPrincipal and interest
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
lin & Co., and Richards, Merrill
(J-J) payable at the American
on
Dec.
1, 1975; provided that
& Peterson,
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
Inc., at a price of
$99,000 bonds mature $9,000 from
100.01,
a
net interest
cost vol Dec.
Co.,
Indianapolis.
Legality
ap¬
1, 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
;about 3.21%, as follows:
,
] Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
'
.$75,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from able at a bank or trust company Miller, of Indianapolis.
First
&
Due
165,000 3s.
1962 to
.
.
inclusive.
1961
to
July 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.{:'■
510,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
1968 to 1981 inclusive.
;
.
.Bond Offering—James P.
Farris,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until. 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
20 for the purchase of $130,000
;
revenue
sewer
■
Due
1, 1956.
on
Dated Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
1976
to
>
bonds.
Interest
F-A.
Chapman & Cutler,
by
of Chicago.
approved
,
Offering
July 16 for the purchase of $175,000
municipal
building
bonds.
Dated June 1,
1958 to
interest
and
Jan. 1
1975 incl. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
company in Illinois
1956.
Due
on
Legality approved by Burcham &
bank
Blair, of Spokane.
*
designated by th£ successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
*
ILLINOIS
man
Adams County, Melrose Sch. Dist.
No. 184 (P. O. Quincy), III.
C
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
trust
or
& Cutler,oof
Chicago.
Greater Rock ford
sold to
Airport Authority
Rockford), III.
$450,000 airport
bonds offered July 10—v. 184, p.
Quail & Company, of Davenport,
55 were awarded to a group com¬
,
school
-
building bonds
was
33/4s, 3V2S, 334 s and 3s. Dated
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
June 15,
1958
1976
to
inclusive.
by Charles
approved
.
Legality
& Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
„
*
County, Mound-LeRoy Sch.
Adams
(P.
O.
Bond Sale—The
Continental Illinois
Trust Co., Chi¬
cago, Braun, Bosworth & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
2V2S, at a price of 100.06, a basis
of
posed
Township
,
the
National Bank &
of about 2.49%.
Albion),
(P. O.
Indiana
^
.
Bond
Offering
sealed
Howard
—
Township
receive
Catherine B.
—
Price, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
from
Noble
Kesling,
Deerfield, III.
;
j;
Bond
Oshurn, Idaho
.
to the pur¬
chaser and the District.
Legality
agreeable
mutually
until
bids
G.
will
Trustee,
2 p.m.
(CST) on July $1 for the purchase
of $122,000 bonds, as follows:
$61,000
bonds
July
15, 1957 to July 15, 1969 in¬
clusive.
yV
'y ■
61,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 15,
1957 to July 15, 1969 inclusive.
Due semi-annually from
Each issue is dated July 1,
1956.
approved by
Interest J-J. Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Indianapolis,
y
Noble
Township
&
Miller,
of
Dist.
:
No.
to
port,
Company, of Daven334s, 3V2S, 334s and 3s.
June 15, 1956. Due on Jan.
School Building
Corporation (P. O. R. F. D. No. 4
Albion), Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph N. Adair,
internal
bonds.
Due
terest
Legality approved by
J-J.
Charles
of
Trauernicht,
&
St.
Bond
Pinker-
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $60,000
library
building
bonds.
Dated
! June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
payable at a
banking institution in Chicago mu¬
tually
satisfactory to the
pur¬
chaser and the Village. Legality
interest
and
(J-D)
r
approved by Chapman
of Chicago.
(P.
Bond
& Cutler,
Unit Sch. District No. 40
Calhoun
O. Hardin), III.
Sale—An
school, bonds
issue of $25,000
was
sold
to
the
Municipal Bond Corp., of Alton, as
3%s.
Christian
and Sangamon
Counties
Community Unit School District
No.
Bond
Edinbarg), III.
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
4
(P.O.
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184,
p.
the
$75,000 street
National
First
Bank,
of
;
Chicago.
Will
the
purchase
of
$417,000
first
Mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
No.
205
54—were awarded to the Harris
$50,000 funding
160—were
National
awarded
Bank
of
11—v. 184, p.
to the First
Lockport,
as
27/8s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
of
about 2.37%.
INDIANA
Allen
Township
School
Building
Sale—The
Bond
(CST) on July 24
for the purchase of $265,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
and
p.m.
interest
(J-J) payable at the
State Bank, Avilla.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Community
Township
(P. O. jasoer), Ind.
Bond Sale
The $9,000 school
Boone
—
7—v.
183,
p.
bonds offered July
3063—were awarded
Building
of
Corp.
$1,100,000 first
improvement
Aug.
on
1957
Clinton, Iowa
im¬
provement bonds offered July 10
Bond
Sale
—
bonds
The
Due
The
to
are
$350,000
inclusive.
1966
interest
dated
Nov.
on
Aug.
from
1
Principal
1,
1958
and
payable at the City Treas¬
Legality apnroved
office.
urer's
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Colfax,
Bond
water
sold
works
to
of Des
Sale—An
the
and
Community Center
Playground District No. 9
(P. O. Metairie), La.
Bond
Offering
Charles Joly,
of Com¬
receive
sealed
(CST) on Aug.
—
Secretary of the
missioners,
will
until
for
8
Board
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$190,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
1957
1976
to
M-S.
Interest
inclusive.
Legality approved by Mc¬
Bucher, of Matairie.
Donald &
Natchitoches, La.
Offering —
Certificate
City
Woodyard,
W.
Secretary,
M.
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on July 23 for the purchase
$294,564
paving
certificates.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on March
*
1957 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
from
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
leans.
iY"', y
:
The
bonds are dated Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office in
Topeka. Legality ap¬
Thihodaux, La.
1956.
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers
&
Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Lakin, Kansas
bonds
2
■
issue of $88,000
Sale—An
Bond
water works system
$2,600,000 water
utility revenue
offered July 12—v. 183, p.
2815—were awarded to a group
bonds
composed of Equitable Securities
Corporation, John Nuveen & Co.,
Scharff & Jones, Inc., White, Hattier
&
Sanford,
Merrill Lynch,
improvement
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Barrow,
Leary & Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Kansas, Wichita.
Valley Center, Kansas
Bond Sale—City Hall and water
bonds totaling $147,000 were sold
Small-Milburn
to
Bond Sale—The
works and electric
sold to the First Secu¬
was
rities Company of
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, J. M.
Dain & Co., and
Heimerdinger
as
Walter, Woody &
follows:
$395,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
of
Company,
on Aug.
1986 inclusive.
3%s.
2,205,000
Wichita.
Due
from 1972 to
1
issue of $80,000
revenue
til,
Harlan County (P. O. Harlan), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $345,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
July 11, were awarded to a group
composed of F. L. Dupree & Co.,
Charles A. Hinsch & Co., W. C.
Thornburgh & Co., Bankers Bond
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Stein
Boyce, as follows:
1973
to
Due
The
1956.
bonds
Due
Millinochet, Me.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
terest
Aug.
1,
in¬
Principal and
(F-A) payable at the Bank
Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
12
July
$500,000
on
to
inclusive.
1971
Portland, Me.
Harlan.
of
until 2 p.m.
(DST)
for the purchase Of
public
improvement
Due on July 1 from 1957
received
be
,
•
.
Sale—The
Bond
manent
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
1976
dated
are
(DST) on
20, 1956.'
Dec.
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
receive
will
Treasurer,
bids until 7 p.m.
July 16 for the purchase of $500,000 notes.
Dated July 19, 1956.
75,000 4V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1974
City
bonds.
from
$270,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1
1958
&
Bros.
Ofiering—Adrien O. Anc-
Note
sealed
KENTUCKY
I
Lewiston, Me.
Company, of
Milburn
-
sold to
was
Wichita.
$815,000 per¬
bonds of¬
184, p. 160 —
improvement
fered
July
were
awarded
10
—
v.
to
First
the
Na¬
Bank of New York,
and Roosevelt & Cross, jointly, &s
tional
City
2V4S, at
price of 100.16, a basis
a
of about 2.23%.
:i\
MARYLAND
Park
Sale
Bond
Hills, Ky.
—
The $50,000
im¬
provement bonds offered July 9
—v. 184, p. 160—were awarded to
L. W. Hoefinghoff & Co., Inc., of
Cincinnati, as 3s, at a price of
100.55,
a
basis of about 2.83%.
Allegany
Calcasieu
rial
Parish School District
O. Lake Charles), La.
Bond Offering—Secretary H. A.
that the School
Norton announces
Board will receive sealed bids un¬
til
10
a.m.
on Aug. 7 for
of $935,000 bonds, as
(CST)
follows:
was
$475,000
Beh
Co.,
Due
25
bonds.
15 from
1957 to
No.
District
on
Feb.
offered
awarded
a
Cumber¬
O.
Home)
(Nurses'
10
July
to Alex. Brown
Kidder,
basis
as
of
&
Peabody
were
& Sons,
Co.,
3s, at a price of 100.009,
about 2.99%.
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering—Secretary C. R.
Pease announces that the Com¬
mission will receive sealed bids
until
2
p.m.
(EDST)
on
July 24
purchase of $15,000,000
State
Highway
Construction
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
for
1976 inclusive.
(P.
Sale—The $150,000 Memo¬
Hospital
bonds
jointly,
(P.
County
land), Md.
Bond
and
LOUISIANA
bonds
D.
bonds
revenue
Small
MAINE
Sale—An issue of $65,000
Bond
water
the purchase
Iowa
Carleton
Moines.
Jefferson Parish
1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Co., of Chicago.
1956.
sold to Bar¬
was
Dated
from
1
10,516.94 water works improve¬
ment bonds. Due on Aug. 1
awarded to William Blair &
were
$35,000
of
1966 inclusive.
to
of
Leary & Co., of Shreveport,
334 s.
Aug.
on
»
issue
row,
improvement
street
Due
from
1
inclusive.
1976
to
bonds.
revenue
IOWA
Township School
improvement
Miller,
&
bonds offered
July 2 — v. 183, p. 3063 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the City Securities Corp., Raffens¬
perger, Hughes & Co., M. B. Vick
& Co., Allan Blair & Co., Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, W. E.
Hutton & Co., Weil, Roth & Ir¬
ving Co., and John W. Reinhart &
Co., as 4s, at a price of par.
President, will receive sealed bids
1
Ice
School
Authority (P. O. Avilla), Ind.
Bond Offering—John S. Clark,
until
payable at the
(J-J)
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
mortgage
Illinois
offered July
interest
Campbell and Fetter Bank, Kendallville.
Legality approved by
Whiteland
Township High Sch.
(P. O. Lockport),
County,
Dist.
bonds
man,
;
to
Bond Sale—The
Harrington, III.
Offering — May
;?
-
The
improvement bonds offered July
6—v. 183, p.,3063—were awarded
Louis.
1
—
1957
20,976.55
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 31 for
and
Savanna, Illinois
Sale
Bond
1958 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
1 from
•
O. Quincy), III.
as
Dated
,
(P.
Quail &
*
,
171
Sale—An issue of $175,000 school building bonds was sold
Bond
E.
Sale—An
industrial bonds
13
Horn, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
July 16 for the purchase of
$97,000.45
general
obligation
bonds, as follows:
La.
Homer,
Bond
as
KANSAS
$65,407.96
of $25,000
sold to the
was
Victoria, Kansas
*
;
,
Concordia, Kansas
Offering — Harold
Bond
issue
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
bids
Township
School
7
Sale—An
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1957 to
1961 inclusive.
Interest
all of Storm Lake..
■;:y
York
New
of
J-D.
awarded to Citizens
Bank, Commercial
Savings Bank, and the
Trust & Savings Bank,
Security
Interest
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company,
of
Alexandria, as 334 s.
Dated
$14,000 water
July 10—v. 184, p.
.
1959
Dawson,
water well bonds
National
Trust
1956.
Glenmora, La.
160—were
receive
will
until
&
Bond
Sale—The
offered
15,
City.
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive. Le¬
1976 inclusive.
Lafayette, Ind.
Cook
Aug.
oral
(CST) on July 16 for the purchase
of
$1,050,000
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
Corpora¬
County (P. O.
bonds.
29
from 1957 to
15
F-A. Legality approved by Wood,
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
and Hospital
No.
Feb.
on
55
1976 inclusive.
gality approved by Chapman &
tion
of Marion
Cutler, of Chicago.
> '
Co., St. Louis, Newhard, Cook &
Marion), Ind.
Co., and A. G. Edwards & Son, at
Warrant Offering — Denton J; Rudd Consolidated Sch. Dist., Ia.
as follows:* *
y'-'-r- a price of 100.01, a 'net interest
McVey, Executive Director, will
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
■
$150,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from cost of about 3.03%, as follows:
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
building bonds was sold to the
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
C;
$155,000 334s. Due on Jan. 1 from (CDST) on July 23 for the pur¬
White-Phillips Company, of Dav¬
1959 to 1965 inclusive;
I 570,000 3V2S. Due on Sept 1 from
chase of $750,000 warrants. Due
enport.
320,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Dec. 31, 1956.
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
1966 to
District
460,000
$48,000
Bond Offering—Sealed and
Co., of Indianapolis, as 23/4S, at
price of 100.55, a basis of about
2.66%.
3s and
as
Oskaloosa
184, p. 55 — were
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Scft. Dist., la.
issue of
building bonds was sold to the
White-Phillips Company, of Dav¬
•
township bonds offered
—
Sale—An
Bond
*
South
water
bonds offered July 12—v.
Greene
1969 inclusive.
to
115,000
Tampa, Florida
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000
Elwood Consolidated
Savings Bank, and White- to the Dubois County State Bank,
Phillips Co., jointly, as follows:
* of Jasper, as 234s.
Trust &
proved ' by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
revenue
(267)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
Aug .1 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive.
58
(268)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1957
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
Trust Company,
&
of Baltimore.
\
—The
Note
ments the
foregoing supple¬
report published in our
issue' of June 25.—v. 183,
3064.
p.
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission (P. O.
4811 Riverdale Road, Riverdale),
Maryland
■
Bond Offering—Chairman Carl¬
ton
Pyles
until
bids
that
announces
will
Commission
the
sealed
receive
July
24 for the purchase of $1,950,000
bonds,
(EDST)
noon
on
follows:
as
$1,000,000 Advance Park Acquisi¬
tion, series T bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
200,000
Advance
Acquisi¬
Park
tion, series U bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 iri>
elusive.
-
500,000 Regional Office Building,
series
1
bonds.
Z
1957
from
Due
July
on
1976 inclusive.
to
250,000 Little Falls Branch Park
series
CC
July 1 from
Development,
bonds.
»
1957
Due
to
on
inclusive.
1976
'
Dated
July
1,
Principal
1956.
interest (J-J) payable at the
Citizens Bank of Maryland, River¬
dale.
Legality approved by Niles,
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
.Baltimore.
school
County (P. O.
Salisbury), Md.
Sale—The $300,000 public
bonds offered July 10—v,
55—were
p.
of
composed
group
tile
awarded
Safe
Baker,
Deposit
Watts
Bros.
&
Bond Sale
$120,000
Safe
ton
Boston,
100.03,
1957
Due
to
to
1970
to
of
cost
of
Aug.
1
inclusive,
inclusive.
1976
Aug. j from
on
'
"
A.
Coughlin, Temporary Town Treas¬
will
urer,
the
Second
Trust
sealed
Bank
-
bids
State
at
Street
Co.,
Franklin
(DST)
of
receive
on
Municipal Dept., Ill
St., Boston, until noon
July 17 for the purchase
$50,000 street construction notes.
Dated
1
Aug. 1, 1956.
from
1957
to
Due
on
Aug.
1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
aforementioned bank.
Bristol
Massachusetts
Note
Sale—The tax anticipa¬
tion and emergency notes
totaling
$255,000 offered July 3—v. 184,
p.
55—were awarded to the National
Shawmut Bank, of
Boston, at 2%
discount.
Sale
bids
at
of
the
National
Shawmut
Boston, 40 Water Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
departmental
bonds.
Due
1957 to 1961
equipment
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Brothers
'
clusive.
Dated
1,
1956.
Principal
and
interest payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank of
Boston.
Legality
by
First
Cleveland
Corp., Geo.
P.
Fogg & Co., Eldridge E. Quinlan
Co., Inc.
•
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., J.
Palmer
&
Dodge,
Robert W. Baird &
Milburn
Offering
bids
County
until
for
at
the
Bank,
40
Water
St.,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 18 for the purchase of
Boston,
$750,-
sehool
project
Aug. 1, 1956. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from
Clawson
Bond
ing
School
bonds.
Mich.
District,
site
build¬
offered July
bonds
were
awarded
Trust
to
the
Co., at 1.80%
composed
group
of
First
Granite
discount.
(DST)
a.m.
July 19
on
to
tioned bank. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Westfield, Mass.
Sale—The $190,000 street
v
;
Bond
improvement bonds offered July
12
were
&
Hutzler, of New York City,
awarded to Salomon Bros.
2.40s, at
a
price of 100.42,
us
basis
a
of about 2.31%,
The
bonus
1956, Due"
1966
dated
are
Aug. .1.
offered
plant
July
extension
12—v.
awarded
184,
and in¬
First Na¬
payable air the
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
&
son
'.f Worcester, Mass.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Tunison,
City Treasurer and Collector,
will
receive
(DST)
a.m.
chase of
sealed
bids
until
July 17 for the
on
$2,800,000 bonds,
11
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
about 2.54%.
..
The sale consisted of:
Due
April 1 from 1957 to
on
1976 inclusive.
1,110,000 street construction
bonds.
Due
T957 to
30$,000
1
April
on
sewer
from
bonds. Due
1957 to
1 from
on
on
Aoril
1957 to 1961 inclusive
300,000 water bonds. Due
from
1957
to
1971
on
Aoril
inclusive.
flood
protection bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1936
inclusive.
The bonds
dated
April 1, 1956.
Principal and interest payable at
are
MICHIGAN
Aug. 1 from
Dated
and
bonds
to
1961
1959
1,
Legality
approved
•
.•
from
Due
1961
in¬
School
District
(P. O.
River, Lansing),
Cauley, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 17 for
the purchase of $30,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
a
bank
or
trust
company
to be
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
-
.
Lincoln Park, Mich, i;
Bond Sale —- The $293,700
im^»
awarded
Bosworth
price:
of
of
of
by
&
the
and
195,000
to
the
First
Corp., and Braun,
Co., jointly, at a
&
100.005,,
about
net
a
follows:
Nov.
1, 1956
1957.
3s.
Due
1960
on
Na¬
Nov.
1
from
inclusive.
48
County School District No.
Bond
Storey,
of
L;.
about
July 1 from
on
(P.
O.
Niles),
Mich.
Offering — John Bundy,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
July 24 for the
$400,000 - building
on
-
3.13%,
follows:
as
:
-
,
$218,000 special assessment bonds:'
$155,000
3*4s, due on May 1
1957 to 1960 inclusive;
$63,000 3s, due on May 1,
1961.
'
July 1 from
from
Constantine
School District, Mich.
Sale—The $498,000 build¬
Bond
,
75,700 general
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184
p. 161—were awarded to a group
composed
of
First
of
$60,700
from
Michigan
Corp.; McDonald-Moore & Co.*
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.. and
Berrien Securities, Inc.,^t a
;prjQe
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
about 3.57%, as follows:
5163,000 4s. Due
•
1969
to
1982
on
Plain
161
troit,
will
cipal and
at
a
3.53%,
1957
to
1,510,000
on
1965
314 s.
Due
1
July
members of
the
Co.,
and
Clerk,
will
receive
(EST)
19 for
State Bank,
na
Corunna.
1
Taylor Township (P. O. 24126
Goddard Road, Taylor Center),
account:
Michigan
Bond Offering—William Patter¬
Township Clerk, will receive
son,
sealed
July
bids until 8 p.m.
for
25
870,000
Shannon
the
water
(EST) on
purchase of $2,-
revenue
bonds,
as
follows:
Co.
$170,000 Series A bonds. Due
Feb.
Grand Led^e School
District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered July 10—
v.
on
the purchase of $40,County
road
notes.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1, 1957
and
1958.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Old Corun¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Watling, Lerchen
& Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Baxter, Williams & Co., S. R.
&
v
000
."from 1966 to 1982 inclusive.
Other
O.
Mich.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
from
June
on
(P.
County
Offering—Kenneth Craw¬
County
ford,
ar
inclusive.
June
payable
(J-J)
trust company
Corunna),
Note
follows:
as
Due
interest
or
Shiawassee
managed
by
Halsey,
Co., Inc., of Chicago, at s
price of, 100.01, a net interest cost
about
bank
desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Stuart &
of
until
bids
July 18 for the
on
nated
account
$490,000 4s.
sealed
(EST)
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
$2,000,000
July 10—
to
receive
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Farmington Township School Dist.
(P. O. Farmington), Mich.
\
building bonds offered
v.
184, p. 56—were awarded
& Co., of De¬
price of 100.003,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
The
a
basis of about 2.99%.
8 p.m.
bidder.
—
at
Ken¬
to
Sand Lake School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Lorraine Bates,
to be designated by the
Sale
3s,
184,
v.
—
awarded
were
MacArthur
as
improvement
July, 9
O.
ter, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 18 for
the
purchase of $250,000 school
site
and
building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Principal and interes;
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
Bond
—
ower,
July 1 from
inclusive.
(P.
1,
May
Oak, Mich.
$303,000 special
street
offered
bonds
Benton Harbor), Mich.
Bond Offering — William Gin-
successful '
Royal
assessment
p.
School District
1
inclusive;
due
3s,
bonds:
May
on
1960
to
$15,000
j.
a
Fair
due
Bond Sale—The
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
335,000 3 *4s. Due
3!4s,
1961.
July 1 from
on
obligation
1957
and
184,
p.
161—were sold to
banks at 3*4%
and
Feb.
local
Sch.
interest.
Pere
2:30
p.m.
(ESTp
to
1
on
in¬
1971
.
from
1961
to
1996
on
in¬
of
tional
Bank
approved by
Educa¬
July 19 for
$50,000 general
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
1,
1956. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Manufacturers Na¬
Dist.
President of the Board
1961
clusive.
Marquette Twps.
No. 1 (P. O.
Ludington), Mich.
Bond Offering — Robert
Neal,
Frac.
from
clusive.
The
Hamlin
1
2,700,000 Series B bonds. Due
of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Berrien
Boston.
Dodge,
:
interest
as
3.06%,
on
of
cost
and
&
$309,000 special
improvement
July 10—v. 184, p.
1958 to
Principal
at
Bank
-Thorndike,. Palmer
Boston.
1
inclusive.
1956.
payable
Shawmut
extension
on-Aug.
Mich.
street
offered
Michigan
cost
plant
Due
interest
tional
1956.
to
Michigan
>.
Offering — David E. Mc-
Bond
Livingstone, Crouse & Co., Ryan,
Bond Sale—The
assessment
of
1957
Park,
$114,000 31/2S. Due
light
Aug.
Horsebrook
3500 North Grand
1979 to 1985 inclusive.
Sutherland
Allen
on
84,000 3%s. Due
the First National Bank of Boston.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
inclusive.
to
1,
1957
Bank, of Mount Clemens.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
'
April
1986 inclusive.
200,000 water bonds. Due
1
from
1
1966 inclusive.
161—were
..
$100,000 street paving bonds. Due
1957
June
from
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
(J-D)
1978 inclusive.
to
company
$440,000 off-street parking bonds.
161—
RocklandAtlas National Bank of
Boston, as
2.60s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
1957
Brown, of Boston.
bonds
p.
$229,000 3M>s. Due
approved by Ely, Bartlett, Thomp¬
the
to
100.08, a net interest
3.60%, as follows:
about
Au&. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.' Principal
terest
Sale—The
light
of
1966j inclusive. Principal and
Boston.
and
1
tional
of
Michigan
the
Peabody, Mass.
$200,000 street
•
Bond
re¬
clusive.
9—v, 184, p. 56—were awarded to
a
Dated
June
on
Sale—The $500,000
and
interest payable at the aforemen¬
O. Dedham),
Massachusetts
Sale—The $300,000 tuber¬
culosis hospital maintenance notes
offered July 9—v.
184, p. 161—
B.
re¬
National
11
Water St., Boston,
40
purchase of $300,000 offstreet parking bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
(P.
Note
of
Shawmut
000
Co., and Small-
Bank,
450,000
bonds.
Frederick
—
Phillips, Township Clerk, will
v.
184, p. *161—were awarded tb
Braun, Bosworth
&
Co.,
and
Shannon & Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
Co.
100,000
sealed
success¬
of Michigan Corp., and
Watling,
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
Xerchen & Co., jointly, at a price
Co.,
Fall River, Mass.
Siebrasky, City Treasurer, will
Bond
company
bidder.
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
mut
&
Co., Bosworth, Sullivan
Henry Dahlberg & Co.,
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., John Small
& Co., J. C. Wheat &
Co., Fred D.
Blake & Co., A. Webster
Dough¬
erty & Co., Hannaford & Talbot,
&
Storey,
Boston.
ceive
1
,
&
&
on
approved
Thorndike,
Bond
&
City Bank,
Cleveland, Newhard, Cook & Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Third National
Bank, Nashville,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston-Salem, Winslow, Cohu
&
Stetson,' Blewer, Glynn ; & Co.,
Burns,- Corbett & Pickard Inc.,
of
Aug.
1966' inclusive.
to
Aug.
trust
or
(P. O. R. 4, Mount ' »
Clemens), Mich.
Offering — Howard W.
provement bonds offered July 9—
Hutton & Co., National
were
50,000 water loan bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
Aug.
bank
a
designated by the
Township Water District
40
Firs'
Dominick, R. L.
Day & Co., Inc., Hayden, Stone &
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Rey¬
nolds & Co., Bache & Co., F. S.
Smithers & Co.,
Clark, Dodge &
Co.,
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., J. C.
Bradford
&
Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Branch Banking 81 Trust
Co., Wilson/ Wm. Blair & Co.,
Heller, Bruce & Co., California
Bank, Los Angeles, Courts & Co.,
July 17 for the purchase of
$300,000 bonds, as follows:
$250,000
on
at
be
No.
pay¬
Legality approved by
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8. p.m.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
(EST) on July 23 for the purchase
of Detroit.
'
1 of
$30,705
special
assessment
Aug.
1, .1956. 4Principal
interest payable at the Na-
and
able
to
ful
Harrison
$38,484,000
11—v. 184, p.
Bank, of Portland,
White, Weld & Co., F. S. Moseley
& Co., Stor.e & Webster Securities
Corp., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Coffin
& Burr, Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
Brockton, Mass.
Bank
1957
on
Principal and interest (M-N)
1976 inclusive.
1957 to
from
1
The
—
National
Norfolk
Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bonds. Due
sewer
from
100,000 street bonds. Due
T
Bond
about_2.39%.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Corp., Kenower, Mactional Shawmut Bank of Boston. Arthur & Co., H. V.
Sattley &
bonds offered July
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
55—were awarded to a syndicate
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Braun, Bosworth & Co., John
headed
by
Bankers Trust
Co., Boston.
Nuveen & Co., and Barcus, Kin¬
First National Bank of
Chicago,
dred & Co., as 4s, at a price of
and the First National City Bank
Scituate, Mass.
Bond Offering —Paul A. Rey¬ 100.0002, a basis of about 3.99%.
of New York. The group paid a
Clinton Township, Clintondale
price of 100.109, a net interest cost nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Day Trust Com¬
of about 2.63%, for the
Public School District (P.O.
$22,885,000
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Lot A and B bonds as 2l/zs, and pany, 111 Devonshire Street, Bos¬
Bonds Being Re-Offered—Sealed
the $15,599,000 of Lot. C bonds as
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July
2%s. Other members of the suc¬ 18 for the purchase of $788,000 bids will be received until Aug. 8
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956, for the purchase of $723,000 school
cessful group:
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1975 building and site bonds. No bids
J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., Harinclusive.
Principal and interest were received at the July 11 of¬
riman Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith,
payable at the Day Trust Com¬ fering—v. 184, p. 161.
Barney & Co., Harris Trust & Sav¬
pany,
Legality approved by
ings Bank of Chicago, Glore, ForConcord Community School Dist.,
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
gan & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Michigan
Dodge, of Boston.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Drexel &
Bond Sale—The $313,000 build¬
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Merrill
Somerville, Mass,
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184,
Bond Offering—William J. Rey¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
p. 161—were awarded to the
Bond
Barth
County (P. O. Taunton),
1
of
Massach usetts
offered
The sale consisted of:
$270,000
2.10s, at a price of
basis of about 2.08%.
a
basis of
high¬
at
:
bonds
street
sewer
July 12
—v. 184, p.
161—were-awarded to
First
Boston
Corp., New York
City, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.05,
-
Co., Rand & Co., Chas.
E. Weigold & Co., Shelby Cullom
Davis & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.
First Southwest
Company, E. F.
Arlington, Mass.
Offering —. rrancis
and
a
Trust Co.,
v.
,
Sale—The
Dated
'.
Kaiser
inclusive.-
MASSACHUSETTS
Note
s
Aug.* 1* from
on
90,000 2.70s. Due
1971
price
on
1964
.90,000 2V2S, Due
1965
Co.,
and* Stein
a
Deposit &
Dominick
follows:
as
2.70s.
from
Trust
*
The $300,000
—
Brown & Sons.
a
Mercan¬
interest
net
a
2.63%,
&
Co.,
at
Boyce,
100.009,i:
about
&
the
to
Boston.
Quincy, Mass.
$370,000
Bond
Na¬
Co., American
Trust Co., San Francisco, Lee
Higginson Corp., Estabrook & Co.,
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co., Alex.
Wicomico
184,
the
of
way bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
p. 161—were awarded to the Bos¬
Barr
Bond
Principal
at
Bank
Holyoke, Mass.-
First
and
inclusive.
payable
Shawmut
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
I
.
1976
interest
tional
of Bal¬
timore, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City; Legality
approved by Weinberg & Green,
posit
to
and
De¬
Mercantile-Safe
the
at
Monday, July 16, 1956
...
of Detroit. Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
,
;
*
on
Thornapple Kellogg School District
the purchase of
'• .(P. O. Middleville), Mich.i
i obligation bonds. Dated June 1.,
Bond Offering—Walter C. Well1956. Principal and interest (J-D)man, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
payable at a banking institution
cation, will receive sealed bids
designated by the successful bid¬ until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 19 for
der.5:
«'
-V. V -S
-
•'
.
the
purchase
oL
$500,000
school
site
building
and
bonds.
-
;•
(J-J)
Venice
and
Vernon
Twps.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at any suitable bank desig¬
nated by the purchaser.^ Legality
School
!
Sch.
Consol.
Dist. :(P.
North
O;
Sale—An
Bond
issue
Missouri
t
of
Bond Sale—The
$30,000
57
$4,520,000
school
bonds.
Dated
July 1,-1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.. Principal
School District,
Kansas City
Hernando),' Miss.
'
J
sive.
payable at a
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser.
Legality apr
proved by Miller; Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
'
*
interest
and
Eudora
ing bonds. Dated. Aug. >T, 1956, Due
dn Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
Dated
July^T, 1956. Due on. July i'from
1957 to 1982 inclusive^ Principal.
(269)
Financial Chronicle
5551'. i.1 The Commercial and
184 ^Number
Volume
•
$2,000,000 build¬
.
.
and interest (J-J)
payable at a
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
bank
or
trust
company
to
be "
National
Bank, of Memphis, as p. 57—were awarded to a group
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬ 314s and 3s. Dated May 7, 1956. composed of Commerce Trust Co., designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by CaldDue on May 7 from 1957 to 1966
Kansas City; Harris Trust & Sav¬
er, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality ings Bank, Chicago; City National well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ments the report published in our
approved by Charles & Trauer- Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City; ell, of New York City.
issue of July 9—v. 184, p. 161.
Stern
Bros.
&
nicht, of St. Louis.
Co.; George K.
Mountainside School District, N.
Baum
&
Co.; Lucas, Eisen
&
Greenwood, Miss.
v;
La Crescent, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $410,000 school
Waeckerle;
and
Barret,
Fitch,
Bond Sale—The $60,000 indus¬
bonds offered July 9—v. 184, p. 57
Bond
Offering—William LathNorth & Co., at a price of par,
rop,
Village Clerk, will receive trial bonds offered July 6—v. 184, a net interest cost of about 2.99%, •—were awarded to a group com¬
p. 57—were awarded to the Bank
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
posed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
as follows:
8
I
.'77' Ryan, Hanauer & Co., Van Devenon
July 23 for the purchase of of Greenwood.
$640,000 3s. Due on March 1 from ler
Bros., Inc., and W. A. Gardner
$85,000 sewer and water improve¬ Harrison County Supervisors Dist.
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
& Co., taking $409,000 bonds as
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
No. 1 (P. O. Gulfport), Miss.
80,000 2%s. Due March 1,1966.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967
3.45s, at a price of 100.50, a basis
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 road
■"
inclusive. Principal and interest
1,280,000 3s. Due J on March
1 of about 3.39%.
bonds
offered
June
30
were
from 1967 to 1976 inclusive.
payable at any suitable bank des¬
awarded
to
the
First
National
New Jersey Highway Authority
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Bank, of Memphis, as 3.10s, at a Pemisiot County Reorganized Sch.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Hayti), Mo.
price of 100.003.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
er, Scott & Barber; pf Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
ing of $25,000,000 general revenue .
,7. Jackson, Miss.
bonds offered July 11 — v. 184, bonds
Moor head, Minn.
originally
scheduled
for
Bonds Not Sold—The bids for
o.
57—were awarded to the City July 10—v. 184, p. 162—has been
Bond Sale — The $460,000 im¬
the $4,720,000 separate school dis¬
National Bank
& Trust Co.,
of postponed indefinitely.
provement bonds offered July 9— trict,
public
improvement
and Kansas
City.
V
v.
184, p. 161—were awarded to special street improvement bonds
Pompton Lakes Sch. District, N. J.
a
group composed of American offered July 11—v. 184, p. 57—
MONTANA
Bond Offering—James S. Har¬
National Bank; Caldwell, Phillips were
rejected.
Big Horn County (P. O. Hardin), den, Secretary of the Board of
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; and
Education, will receive sealed bids
Montana
American
State Bank of Moor- Lake Cormorant Consol. Sch. Dist.
until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 19 for
(P. O. Hernando), Miss*
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
head, at a price of 100.01, a net ;
the purchase of $775,000 building
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000 ceived until 2 p.m. (MST) on July
'nterest cost of about 3.21%, as
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
follows:
school bonds was sold to the First 23 for the purchase of $125,000
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1985 in¬
National
Bank; of Memphis,
as hospital bonds,
^\v
$175,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
314s and 3s.
Dated May 7, 1956.
school bonds
was
sold to the First
.
—
„
District^ No, w 6 rfP.'- O. Durand),
v',.'; •/ >V
Michigah^
-
■'
•
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
received
be
by
the Board of
Secretary of
the
EducationVuntil 8
p.m
(EST) on July 17 for thenurchase
of
$19,000 building bondSy Elated
1, 1956. Due on July 1-lrom
1957 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
March
(J-J) payable at a
or trust company in Michi¬
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
and- interest
bank
gan
Detroit.
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Offering
Bond
Noetzel,
Sylvester A.
—
Secretary
of County
Board
and Clerk of
Road Commis¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on July 19 for
the purchase of $500,000 Metro¬
politan Sewerage and Sewage Dis¬
posal System (Nankin. Section),
series II bonds. Dated June
1,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1959 to
1986 inclusive. Principal and in¬
will
sioners,
until 11
terest
trust
a.m.
(A-0) payable at a bank or
company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
,
.
'
.
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
V-
Due
285,000 3.20s. Due on July 1 from
7'^
by
&
1966 to 1977 inclusive. '.
The
bear
bonds
to
1,
July
in¬
Prentiss
1957.
■
Sale-*—The
Bond
.
New Brighton, Minn.
:
Bond
$65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered.-July 11—rv,. 184,
Offering
—
7,
*a
cost of about 2.80%, as
1957
i
Clerk,
City
will
Holle-
1973
'
bonds. Due
1959
to
receive
New
be received
to
(J-J) pay¬
Prague;
a
group
17
Indep. Sch. Dist.
.
The $60,000 road
10
bear
Principal
Duluth.
56—were awarded to
Juran & Moody, Inc., and Kalman
& Co.,
■
Bond
H.
Offering—Einar
City
ken,
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1958.
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Bro¬
receive
will receive sealed
(CST) on July
19
for the
purchase of $85,000
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1956.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1970
District Clerk,
inclusive.
2
Windom, Minn.
Principal
and
Bond
interest
•
Carroll
i.
Douglas and Stevens
Indep. Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 42 (P. O.
•:
*
Bond
Hoffman), Minn. ■ Offering — Irene Shauer,
-District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 18
for the
purchase of $150,000 build¬
Springfield
County,
Bond Sale—The
Re¬
-
■
(P.
Bond
ment
County
Dists.
Miss.
<
Supervisors
O. Carrollton),
improve¬
Supervisors Dis¬
Sale—The road
bonds
of
3 and 5 totaling $95,6—v. 184, p. 57—
were awarded to the Peoples Bank
& Trust Co., of North Carrollton,
and the First National Bank, of
tricts Nos. 2,
000 offered July
Memphis, jointly.
-
1,
as
Neb.
$550,000 com¬
bined electric, water and gas util¬
ities revenue bonds offered July 5
Nebraska
—v.
Due
on
•
184, p. 57—were awarded to
.
" '
<
■
2y4s.
Due
on
March
Sale
Bond
:
O.
—
of
y.
■
'■r;
Delmar), N. Y.
The $25,000 town
184, p. 57
Bank
awarded to the State
—were
as 2V4S, at a price of
basis of about 2.23%.
;.
Albany,
100.04,
a
Brookhaven
No.
School District,
Offering
(EDST) on July
chase
from
3.1Qs, at
basis of about
offered
July
9
were
the
1
Co., of Boston, at 2.03%
Due Dec. 17, 1956.
Safe Deposit &
Boston
Clarence, Lancaster,
Trust
4
discount.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield
New York City.
awarded to
1
19 for the pur¬
building bonds.
1956. Due on Feb. 1
1958 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
of $275,000
East Setauket.
N. H.
The $300,000 notes
Keene,
—
^
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Tinker National Bank, of
3.04%.
Note Sale
N. Y.
Alphonso E.
—
Dated Aug. 1,
ley & Co., of Boston, as
price of 100.42, a
Free Sch. Dist►
Jesaitis, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
HAMPSHIRE
N. H.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
bonds offered July 10—v. 184, p.
57—were awarded to E. S. Dud¬
a
Union
(P .O. Setauket),
2
Bond
Amherst Central
& Wood, of.
Newstead and
School District
Y.
(P. O. Clarence), N.
Offering—Robert J. Kin¬
Bond
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
from
Y.::
(P.
bonds offered July 6—v.
...y:;,.
Greenland
2.45%,
March
p.
group
NEW
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
from
700,000
•
2V2S.
3s.
City,
Sale—The
Bond
price of 100.007,
follows:
$400,000
Y.
N.
$28,000 general
bonds offered July 12
162—were awarded
the National Bank of Ballston,
obligation
184,
—v.
NEBRASKA
Company.
$2,750,000 build¬
net interest cost of about
will receive
(EDST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 school
Kansas
City Land Clearance for
$896,600 building bonds.
Dated
bonds offered July 10—v. 183, p.
Redevelopment Au'hority, Mo.
June 1, 1956.. Due on June 1 from
3065—were awarded to a - group
Note Sale—The $3,048,000 pre¬
1957 to 1985 inclusvie. Principal
liminary loan notes offered July composed of National State Bank, and interest (J-D) payable at the
10
were
awarded to the Chase Newark, Equitable Securities Marine Midland Trust Company*
Stevenson & Co., of New York City. Legality ap¬
Manhattan Bank, New York City, Corp., Bacon,
1,650,000
from
at
n
.
Counties Joint
.
street
MISSISSIPPI
Grant,
r
$75,000
bonds offered July 10—
p. 161—were awarded
to
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of
Minneapolis.
lighting
v.
184,
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
*©f Minneapolis. ;^
Sale—The
July
Interest J-J.
organized School District No. 12
(P. O. Springfield), Mo. ' '
(CST) on
p.m.
dated
are
composed of Stern Bro¬
thers
&
Co.,
Lucas,
Eisen &
Waeckerle, and Chiles-Schutz &
MISSOURI
Greene
a
Consol. Sch. Diat. July 25 for the purchase of $11,000
bonds.
Route No. 2, - water and sewer main
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
Red Wing), Minn. - /
v
;
Offering — R. M. Bird, from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
until
1981
to
*
*No. 3 (P. O. Rural
bids
July
interest
and
Willmar, Minn.
Inc., jointly, as 3V2S. Bonds
interest of 2%
;j
sealed
on
1957
from
Moore & Co., at a
additional
Bond
(CST)
inclusive.
Goodhue County
4
receive
a.m.
purchase of $50,000 of
works improvement bonds.
Roberts,
p.
from Jan.
will
the
serially
Bond Sale—The
4
as
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184,
p. 161—were awarded o a group
payable at any suitable bank des¬
composed of Mercantile Trust Co.;
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
-Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank;
ity approved by Nye, Montague,
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Sullivan, Atmore & McMillan, of
AT°wbaH. Cook & Co.: and Smith,
clusive:*
Franconia Township (P, O. ;*
184,
water
11
YORK
Spa,
Ballston
Bethlehem
a
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on July 17
for the purchase of $25,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
obligation bonds offered July 10—
v. 183, p. 3064—were awarded to
Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis.
—v.
for
York City.
to
-
r
O. Buhl), Minn.
Offering—Frank
Bond
bonds offered July
Clerk,
bids until
inclusive.
.
bonds
The
W. T. Franks,
—
New
NEW
bonds.
%
1956.
Bond Offering
1956. Due on
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the
Camden Trust Co.,
Camden.., Legality
approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
28
No.
Tupelo, Miss.
Due
Brownton, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $43,000 general
betterment
$16,000
9,600 High School District No.
to" 1966 inclusive.'
composed of Mannhei- City
St. Louis County
t:
Minn.
bonds.
$20,000 District No. 1 bonds.
20,000 District No. 4 bonds.
1957
District Clerk, will receive
—
R.
(MST) on
District
School
$6,400
/.
John R. Roe-
—
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
bonds, as follows:
road
$40,000
.
Herbert
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Each^ issue is due serially from
Minn.
Inc.; American
Na¬
Bank, and Caldwell, Phil¬
lips & Co., all of St. Paul.
MINNESOTA
Lindstrom),
of
'
July 23 for the purchase of
follows:
as
tional
No. 35 (P.
T
bonds,
purchase
Offering
Bond
bonds. Dated July 1,
Offering
Bond
,
;
Wood-Lynne School District, N.
Pasha, District Clerk, will receive
by the Chancery Clerk
(CST) on July 17
a.m.
mer-Egan,
Detroit.
7 Bond Sale
11
the
for
Sale—The $142,000 street
Bond
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
.'
until
City.
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Highland), Mont.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Hawkins,
of New York
Wood,
bonds. ger, Secretary of the Board of
bonds. Education, will receive: sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 24 for
bonds.
the purchase of $100,000 school
dated Aug. I, 1956.
Each issue is
Chouteau
County Supervisors Road
Districts (P. O? Raleigh), Miss.
improvement bonds offered July
11—v. 184, p. 56—were awarded
der.
,
Interest
1.
Legality approved by Charles
Smith
1967
1,
incltisive.;
!
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
bonds.
'
banking institution to be
a
to
1956.
Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the purChaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
July 26 for the purchase of $490,000 electric utility revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on July
1
from
1957
to
1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest
1959
&
1975
to
J-D.
Due
as
by
approved
Delafield
92 bonds.
No. 681
No. 682
No. 683
No. 684
4,128 District
3,552 District
3,080 District
2,400 District
v
■
inclusive.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
able at
from
1
Dated Aug.
Zeeland, Mich.
man,
Feb.
on
6,000 2 14 s. Due May 1, 1969.
Offering—John H.
from
improvement
45,000
6,000 2%s. Due May 1, 1968.
Bond
1
.
National
Paterson.
Co.
Trust
Legality
follows:
as
$4,320 District No.
5%s and 3s.
Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
-x; inclusive. 7 77.-7'7'7
from
on
Feb.
on
bonds
&
Bank
Special Improvement District
480
Booneville), Miss.
$48,000
road and bridge bonds was sold
to
the
First National
Bank, of
July 17 for the purchase of $195,000 bonds; as follows:
7
follows:
May 1
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
3s.
O.
of
Lakes branch of the First
17 for the purchase of $17,-
July
Pompton
the
at
payable
(J-J)
J. Fry,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(MST) on
St.
Sale—An issue of
Memphis,
$15,000 3%'s, Due on May 1 from
;7. 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
36,000
(P.
Bond
; •
Ol-
L.
Lucile
56—were,awarded tp Walter J.
Inc., -of Grand*Rapids, at
$150,000 village hall bonds.
price of 100.01, a net interest
p.
of
County, Fourth Supervisors
chefski, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
.Wade,
Trauernicht,
Louis.
1, 1957
Dist.
Westphalia Township Fractional
v?
Sch. Dist. No. 8 (P. O.
/
Westphalia), Mich.
&
•
Bond Offering—William
by
approved
Billings, Mont.
;
to 1966
1957
Legality
Charles
,
additional
terest of 1.40% from Jan.
Stone, of Detroit.
May 7 from
on
inclusive.
1.71%
2V2S.
Due on
interest,
as
follows: $1,-
879,000 at par and a premium of
$27, and $1,169,000 at par and a
premium
NEW
March 1
1975 inclusive.
1967 to
Manville
Co.
a
Vinita Park
.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
$125,000 gen¬
bonds of¬
sewer
fered July 11—v. 184, p. 57—were
awarded
to
Yates,
Heitman
&
Woods, at a price of 100.11.
J.
The
as
Middletown
O.
(P.
Bond
proved
on
bids
July
25
until
for
8
the
p.m.
Sykes,
Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway,
of New York
.
Bond
James
W,
(DST)
purchase of
p.m.
Sale—The
water sewer
Davidheiser,
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed
by
until 3
;
Croton-On-Hudson, N.Y,
Leonardo), N. J.
—
bids
City.
Township School Dist.
Offering
District Clerk,
sealed
basis of about 3.57%.
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
obligation
ney,
N.
DevenCole &
group bid for $1,497,000
3.60s, at a price of 100.25,
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.,
River Des Peres Sub-District No. 2,
District,
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., Van
ter Bros., Inc., and F. R.
bonds
of $17.
JERSEY
School
July
11
awarded
to
v.
3.07%.
storm
offered
184, p. 57 — were
Stevenson &
Bacon,
New York City, as
price of 100.09, a basis
Co.,
a
—
$25,000
system bonds
3.10s, at
of about
58
(270)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
New York State
Erie
County Water Authority
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,300,000 water
bonds
revenue
v.
a
184,
offered
July
12—
162—were awarded to
group headed by Smith, Barney
p.
& Co., New York
of
100.01,
about
3.38%,
$40,000
follows:
as
Due
5s.
City, at a price
interest cost of
net
a
ing of
building
teed
offered
$50,000,000 State Guaran¬
Thruway
bonds originally
scheduled for July 17—v. 183, p.
3065—has been postponed indefin¬
itely.
y.\
1,
1960
Dec.
1
from
ford
4s.
1962 to 1965
on
inclusive.
1, 1966
785,000 3%s. Due
840,000 3s. Due
1987 to 1993
and
Dec.
on
Due
on
1995.
members
the
of
group:
&
(P. O. Tarrytown), N. Y.
aforementioned
and R. D. White &
of
100.44,
Co.,
Co., as 3s, at a
basis of about
a
2.96%.
/slip Union Free School District
No, 4 (P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
;
Bond
Offering
George
H.
Hubbard, District Clerk, will re^
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase of
until
25
for
3
the
12—v.
to
184,
r7.\
rine
Trust
New
Salina
and
Bond
composed
of
George
B.
Co., Inc.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., and Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., as
2.80s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 2.78%.
Gibbons
&
New
Note
York
Sale
—
City, N.
New
(DST)
E.
July
on
from
162—were
Gibbons
City,
a
as
basis
Dated
The
participating
Manhattan
First
(DST)
on
Oct.
on
Bank,
banks
are:
and
The Chase
inclusive.
to
George B.
bids
July
untill
19
for
New
York,
$395,000;
Marine Midland Trust
Company
of New York,
$365,000; Empire
Trust Company,
$148,000; United
States
Trust
Company of New
York, $145,000; Sterling National
Bank and Trust Company,
$115,000; Federation Bank and Trust
Company, $70,000; Kings County
Trust Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
$45,000; The Amalgamated Bank
of New York, $45,000; Underwrit¬
ers
Trust Company, $35,000.
Bank
of
11
1,
1956
pur¬
1956.
to
Co.
of
$280,000
3066
p.
.
price
about
30,000
New
Buffalo. Legality
ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
improvement
11—v.
to
City
Auditor,
bids
until
a
184,
p.
on
offered
58—were
July
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
Elm
Valley
1957
Note Offering—W. E.
Secretary
ment
of
the
Easterling,
Local
Commission,
will
Govern¬
for
the
bond
purchase
of
$1,025,000
notes, as fol¬
anticipation
$925,000. school building notes.
100,000 county building notes.
notes
are
1956 and mature
dated
on
inclusive.
Evatt
&
July
Jan. 18,
25,
1957.
interest
First
Bond
Bay, Oregon
58—were
of
to
1957
to
Gu-
1966
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
City
approved
Shuler &
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Gresham, Oregon
Bond Sale—The $31,584.78 sew¬
a
group
Cleveland
First
Oscar
and interest
7'i■:}}
awarded
Offering—H.
lovsen, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
July 23 for the purchase of $19,*
685.88 improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Prin¬
er
improvement
bonds
July 5 — v. 183, p. 3066
awarded
to
the
offered
—
First
were
National
District No.
& Co., as 3V2s, at a
100.33, a basis of about
Harney County Union High School
2 (P. O. Burns), Ore„
Bond Sale—The $430,000 build-ing bonds offered June 29—v. 183,
p. 2818 —" were awarded to the
O.
basis of about 3.07%.
a
Local
School
United
States
Portland,
National
follows:
as
$210,000 3^s. Due
1959 to
1965
220,000 3y4s.
i
District,
3066—were awarded to Braun,
&
3.18%.
Bank,
follows:
on
on
from
bonds.
1957
Due
to
Nov.
on
1966
1
inclusive.
16,500 water main improvement
bonds.
1957
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
July 24 for the purchase of
The
to
Due
1966
bonds
on
Nov.
1
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Cleveland.
cipal and
Squire,
of
interest
I
the
Jan.
on
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1 from
dated
1
proved
from
Bank
of
Legality approved by
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
.
of
in-:
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
by
Klamath Falls,
■.
;
Oregon
Bond
Offering—Frank A. Black-'
Police Judge, will receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST)
Aug. 6 for the purchase of
$800,000
sewer
system
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1956. Due on
July
on
15
from
1957
able at the
to
1976
inclusive.
(J-J)
pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
McCulloch, Shuler
by
&
Winfree,
Sayre, of
Portland.
Marion
inclusive.
City
1,
1959 to
Principal and
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
County, Liberty-Salem
Heights Rural Fire Protection
Dist. (P. O.
Salem), Oregon
are" dated
National
•_
July
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
from
Aug. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Rocky River branch
improvement bonds.
Due
are
Principal and interest
$26,100 Clague Road Trunk Storm
Sewer
bonds
of
"
inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
terest
•
Bond Offering—Ruth A. Horst,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 2
for the purchase of
$42,600 bonds,
of
1973
mer,
Westlake, Ohio
as
The
1956.
Co.,
Inc.,.
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., as
3V4s, at a
price of 100.53, a basis of about
sealed
at
City,
agency
OREGON
payable
"Bank of
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 183,
Principal
(J-D) payable
the Grafton Savings & Bank¬
fiscal
Coos
(J-D)
National
Bond
Gfafton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert E. Lo¬
gan, Village Clerk, will receive
sewer
bonds.
on Sept.
inclusive.
1961
Bank, of Portland.
Columbus.
$90,000
to
or at
in New
City. The City will furnish
opinion of any one of a
noon
noon
Barton,
July
$685,000
of
extension
Oklahoma
Swingle,
Education,
Ohio
(J-D) payable at the
Farmers Savings Bank, of
Ashley.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker,
Marburger,
sealed
on
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
and interest
on
lows:
The
1962
Simon,
A.
of
Ohio
101.57,
O. Ashley), Ohio
Offering—Pauline Gard¬
Clerk of Board of Education,
to
Board
■■■
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on July 17
the
Springfield
(EST) on July 24 for the purchase
of $6,300
building bonds. Dated
June 15, 1956.
Due serially from
1957
1959
Co.,
legal
on
Bond
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
purchase
State's
York
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis, as 3y4s, at a price of
District
ner,
M.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
from
the
Marion), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$268,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 9—v. 183,
p.
3066—were awarded to Raf-
1961
&
-.1
.
a.m.
11
the
on
(P.
1956.
and
y
receive
system
Trust
July 25 for the pur¬
$539,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
p.
School
/
will
price of
3.46%.
receive
to
,
Sutherland
Galli-
1,
'
pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
Corp., Braun, Boswort'n & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., and Ryan,
1
(DST)
Aug.
from
Local
1
of
composed
J. A.
(P.
awarded
O.
the
Bosworth
group composed of Roosevelt
County (P.
Lexington), N. C.
Offering—C.
of
(EST)
p.
Interest J-D.
$850,000 street
bonds
will
noon
for
water
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184,
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $48,400
special assessment street improve¬
Due
Westbury, N. Y.
Sale—The
25
Pleasant Local School District
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
sealed
will receive sealed bids until
V
about 2.81%.
bonds.
City
1981
Bond
Clerk
2.56%.
more,
'
Bond Offering—Earl
Cox,
Com¬
North Royalton Local School
Dist.,
,
Expressway
bonds, as 2%s, at
101.94, a basis of
Liverpool, Ohio
Offering —H.
J.
on July 31
$232,000 build¬
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Zanesville. Legality approved by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus.
V
East
(CST)
p.m.
ing bonds.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
at
Workhouse
Bond
receive
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive.
Improvement
Fund No. 2 bonds, as 3s, at a
price of 101.36, a. basis of
ment
Bond
of
will
C.
County
7:30
;
noon
cipal, and
General
1
until
for the purchase of
Principal and interest (M-S)
chase
Company, of Cincinnati,
Fund No.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the District Clerk
Dated
f
totaling
5—v. 183,
July
until
of
County School District
j No. IS (P. O. Purcell), Okla.
Principal
John
—
Board
T
.1.
bonds
awarded to
were
—
Offering
of
'
■
Maysville Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. number of bond attorneys selected
South Zanesville), Ohio
); .<: by the purchaser.
follows:
in¬
of
Heckler &
offered
White &
Due
1976
Western
Sale—The
a.m.
the
Bond
&
from
Cleveland.
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
inclusive.
inclusive.
Prinicpal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
dated
are
Hon-
Oklahoma;
1957 to
plant
1
of
1960.
McClain
and interest
Legality ap¬
proved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
improvement
April
from
Trust
York,
rated, $628,000.
of
Dec.
on
Company,
$7,000
to
(EDST) on July
19 for the purchase of
$1,000,000
bridge improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
Ohio
Aug. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Central National
re¬
Company,
Bank
bonds
$250,000
Y,
Cross, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Tilney & Co., at 2.80s, at a
$2,125,000; The price of 100.04, a basis of about
Hanover Bank,
$1,335,000; Irving 2.79%.
|
Trust
Company, $1,175,000; The
New York Trust
NORTH CAROLINA
Company, 635,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpo¬
Davidson
Trust
The
as
Supervisor, will
$101,000
1
$5,720,000; The
$5,257,000; Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, $2,312,000;
Manufacturers
Trust
Company,
$2,282,000;
Chemical
Corn
Ex¬
change Bank, $2,168,000; Bankers
Dec.
on
Due
of
sold
as 4s.
1959 and
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
missioners,
1957 to 1976, inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Marine Mid¬
National City Bank of New
York,
Due
1984
bonds.
issue
was
(CST) on
July 17 for the purchase of $10,000
fire
department bonds... Due in
re¬
a.m.
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
I
treatment
sewage
10
re¬
Offering—Gladys M. Fos¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
July 23 for the purchase of $36,000
bonds, as follows:
clusive.
land
proved
the notes allocated
&
Village
a
of
redemption on or after
13, 1956 upon five days writ¬
a.m.
for
Seneca, N.
bonds.
prior
ity
Bond
$21,000
will
until
(J-D) payable at tne
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
building
6—v. 184, p.
Chagrin Falls,
ter,
1966
to
bids
Bond Offering—Chester G. Ger¬
chase
ten notice.
11
about 3.17%.
trust
.Oct.
bids
bids
and interest
<
re¬
& Co., Inc., New York
3.20s, at a price of 100.31,
of
sealed
subject
to
awarded
ceive
are
1957
|
OHIO
:{■]
&
City,
July 31 for purchase of
on
Clerk
Sale—The $185,000 water
bonds offered July 11—v.
184, p.
awarded
$25,000,000 of tax
anticipation notes to 19 banks and
Oct. 23, 1956 and
?
Commissioners,
sealed
(EST)
$102,000
July
rejected.
Sale—An
building bonds
nold
$100,680 special assessment high¬
way improvement
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
May 1 from
Sold—All
offered
58—were
Bond
Town
companies.
The notes 1 are
dated July 11, 1956 and bear in¬
terest payable at
maturity at the
rate of 2 *4%. The notes are
pay¬
County
inclusive.
the
Oklahoma
Bond
ceive
115,000 parking lot bonds. Due on
C.
y Dec, 1 from 1957 to 1961; incL
the pur¬
school bonds.
27
1, 1956.
1956
will
until
$2,070,000
West
has
Not
for
V
Lima.
Marietta, Okla.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First Trust & Deposit
Campbell, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $800,000 sewer
Co., Syracuse. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & bonds offered June 26—v. 183, p.
2818 -— were awarded to Fox,
Galloway, of New York City.
Reusch & Company, of Cincinnati,
Van Buren, Seneca Water District as 3y4s, at a price of
100.18, a
basis of about 3.23%.
(P. O. Baldwinsville), N. Y.
City
Gerosa
Clerk,
bids
main,
able
New
Offering -i- Rexford
sealed
Y.
York
Comptroller Lawrence
to
Western
York
District
&
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered July 12—
v. 184, p. 57—were awarded to a
group
of
New
1
Berlin), N. Y.
Bonds
OKLAHOMA
County Dependent Sch
66 (P. O.
Tahlequah),
Dist. No.
;
about
"
from
May .1
DAKOTA
of
from
May 1
on
basis
a
Bond Offering—Cecil
Hickman,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m..
Pembina County, St. Thomas
Special Sch. District No, 43
(P. O* Cavalier)* N. Dak.
;
July
Clay Central School
1 (P. O. Liverpool),
District No.
approved
Edmeston and Brookfield Central
School District No. 1 (P. O.
New
Y.
2.94%.
June
Berlin, Columbus, Pittsfield,
1978
to
NORTH
ceived
offered
bonds
Co.
of
Wood,
1972
on
p..
Ohjio
inclusive.
350,000 3s. Due
t
York, of Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.;
and R. D. White & Co., as 3s, at
a price of 100.64, a basis of about
Dated
i;
on
1971
183,
Bond Offering—Anna C.
Pflugfelder, Clerk of the Board of
p.
chase
City.
Due
1959 to
162—were awarded
group composed of the Ma¬
a
ceive
\
$450,000 6s.
100.41,
r
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo),
?
about 2.91%,
Sale—The $349,000 public
improvement
from
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Oystermen's Bank & Trust
of
cost
200,000 0.25s. Due
(P. O. Liverpool), N.
Bond
of
of
Cherokee
<
follows:
bonds
Salina
Brooks,
of New York
as
Cross, and Wood,
Struthers & Co., jointly, as 2V2s,
at a price of 100.26, a basis of
Dated Aug.
Co., Sayville. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
net interest
attorneys.
-
price
Legality
approved
by
Pe6k, .Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Corp., and J. Lee Peel¬
Co., at a price of 100.03, a
&
er
&
about 2.46%.
&
Securities
bonds offered July 10
184, p. 57—were awarded to
pur¬
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Bank
purpose
Roosevelt
p.m.
$3,815,000 building bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
tional
payable
—
bids
July
on
Sons, Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co., Winston-Salem, Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co.; Wilson, Vance
5—v.
to Hayden,
Company and McDonald
Company, jointly, as 3%s, at a
3.67%.
2?%!Toipal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
(M-N)
Norwich, N. Y.
—v.
re¬
(EST)
noon
improvement
awarded
Miller &
1966 inclusive.
terest
Bond Sale—ine $47o,500 gener¬
Sale—The $880,000 water
bonds offered July
& Cross, Francis I. duPont &
North Carolina
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
al
A.
July 25 for the purchase of $12,460.46
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Due semi-annually
on
May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1957 to
group composed of Alex. Brown
County Trust Co., White
Legality approved by the
Plains.
improvement
10—v. 183, p. 3065—were awarded
to a group composed of Roosevelt
price
the
(F-A)
bids until
paving
July
offered
3066—were
on
&
van,
Donovan,
Govern & Lane,
at
Creenburgh Consol. Water District
Bond
a
from 1957 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
1,
ceive sealed
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 school
building bonds offered July 10—
v.
184, p. 58 — were awarded to
Education, will receive
cipal and interest
Dec. 1 from
on
Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Roosevelt & Cross; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Prescott & Co.;
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
and Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
V
of
Board
bonds
Offering — George
City Auditor, will
Burgoon,
County (P. O. Lillington),
,
Offering — Vincent
J.
Cunningham,
President
of
the
Dec.
y
inclusive.
1,100,000 3.40s.
1
5
1 from
•
1977 to 1986 inclusive.
No.
No.
Hanrahan,
Mc14 Wall Street,
New York City, until noon (DST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of
$1,115,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1
Dec. 1 from
on
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
Other
Dist.
sealed bids at the office of Sulli¬
375,000 3.40s. Due
Estabrook
Sch.
Willowwick, Ohio
assessment
Lima, Ohio
Bond
Monday, July 16, 1956
Bond Sale—The
$124,100 special
V''<
notes
162—
Corp., of Durham, at 6% in¬
a premium of $42,700,
Harnett
Bond
i
Dec.
on
1967.
1994
ties
bond anticipation
July 10—v. 184, p.
Cleveland.
terest, plus
(P. O. Armonk), N. Y,
Due
60,000 3%s. Due
and
Free
Union
ing Company. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
awarded to the First Securi¬
were
Castle, New Castle and Bed¬
and 1961.
100,000
County (P. O.
Greensboro), N. C.
Note Sale—The $2,000,000 school
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
North
Dec.
on
Guilford
Thruway Authority
Y.
(P. O. Albany), N.
...
Bond Sale
The $60,000
hall bonds offered
July 6—v.
—
p.
58—were awarded
Co.,
Inc.,
National
and
the
to
fire
184,
Blyth &
United,States
Bank, both of Portland,
jointly, at
a
price of 100.07.
Number 5551
Volume 184
.
(P. O. Route 6, Box 775, Salem),
Oregon
Bond Offering—Martha Spran-
offered
of $23,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
June 30,. 1956. Due semi-annually
July 19 for the purchase
as
about
,
1,
and'
Borough Authority (P. O.
Perkasie), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
sewer
and water revenue bonds
Perkasie
office. Legal¬
County Treasurer's
ity approved by Winfree, McCui¬
loch, Shuler & Say re, of Portland.
sold
was
Counties School
District No. 29-J (P. O. Lyons),
and
Marion
Linn
'
'''
income adjusted for price changes.
1, 1956. Legality approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
School District,
Rankin
9—v.
July
184,
p.
Authority (P. O. Springfield), Pa.
Bond Offering — William Hail
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $460,000 school revenue bonds, as fol-
$40,000 general
'
awarded to the First lows:
National Bank, of Medford. P, ,: i
$290,000 bonds.
-
from
Due
land,-
The
bonds
1956.
fol¬
lows:
Due on
1966 in¬
$140,000 series 2 "bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to
>
clusive.
1,
Aug.
approved
by
& Munson, of
Legality
Aug.
'.'r'- V
clusive.
Principal
1, 1956.
Aug.
Dated
payable at the
City Treasurer's .office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCuiloch
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
:
^
and interest (F-A)
Oregon
Beaverton),
Offering
■
,
000
July 19 for the purchase of $58,000
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the County
inclusive.
terest (J-J)
office.
Treasurer's
Legality
ap¬
Winfree, McCuiloch,
Portland.
by
proved
Shuler & Sayre, of
Borough Authority
(P. O. West Lawn), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
sewer revenue bonds was sold to
West Lawn
Thackara, Grant & Co., of Phila¬
approved
Elliott & Munson,
A uthority
Municipal
Sale
—
with
$567,064
revenue
sewer
new
1955,
May,
in
ac¬
14
completed and
begun.
were
ones
new
Development
Government
Rico
Puerto
for
of May,
month
projects were
nine
Authority
and Sewer
bonds
The
are
March 1,
Legality ap¬
dated
M-S.
Interest
1956.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Fayette County
Perry
'
(P. O. Uniontown),
Pennsylvania
,
County
sealed
on
—
W. A. Reed,
Controller, will receive
until 10 a.m. (DST)
1 for the purchase of
bids
Aug.
$250,000
improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,1956. Due on Sejpt. 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Gallatin
National Bank, Uniontown.
Legality approved by Burg¬
win,
Ruffin,
Perry
Pohl,
&
of
Pittsburgh.
Issue
revenue
Butcher
&
bonds
$435,000
sold to
of
Phila¬
Sherrerd,
delphia. Dated May 1, 1956. Due
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Le-
&
Co.,
and
& Co. are man¬
of the group that is offering
$22,000,000 of Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority electric rev¬
bonds, series 1956, maturing
from July 1, 1958* to July 1, 1993.
Carrying 3, 3V4, 3.40, 3y2, 3.60,
3.70 and 3%% coupons, the bonds
enue
reoffered
being
Electric
new
will
be
at
prices
sale
the
used
to
by
the
of
the Au¬
thority for the repayment of a
$12,500,000
bank
note and
for
further expansion and improve¬
ment of the Authority's electric
properties.
the
They
revenues
revenue
are
bonds
secured from
Authority
the
of
with the
$104,596,000
currently
Puerto
Rico is
of
out¬
the fourth larg¬
est of the islands in
the
Carborundum
with
has announced
petrochemical
plans
plant
initial investment of
an
No.
Authority
on
amounted to over
the
and
number
the Caribbean,
that date
on
was
1,091,699,470 kwh. The Authority's
ad¬
ditional 16,000 to 20,000 new cus¬
tomers
yearly
during the next
three years, and it is expected
that
annual system load factor
will increase from 62 to 65%
the
installation
of
new
due
heavy
The peak demand of the
Authority's electric system is es¬
industry.
timated
over
1955-56 to 240,000
in
200,000 kw.
in
from
increase
to
1956-57, 290,000 kw. in 1957-58
330,000 kw. in 1958-59.
energy
peak
consumption,
throughout
the Authority and its
the life of
1,
from .1958
1
Jan.
on
July
Dated
bonds.
1956. Due
to 1976 in-
clusivev Principal
and interest
(J-J)
payable
at any suitable
banking institution designated by
the ;.successful bidder, or at the
County Treasurer's office
-i.
Andes.
at a rate such that
the energy system requirements
double approximately every five
in Lake
approximately
and
years,
16,000
customers have been added annu¬
ally in recent
next
and
current
During the
years.
fiscal
three
from July 1, 1955, through
30, 1959, it is anticipated
$94,165,604 will be invested
years,
June
that
capital improvements for the
expansion of the system of which
in
$74,000,000
sale
the
of
will
be
bonds,
raised
and
ap¬
proximately $20,000,000, or 21%,
is expected to be provided princi¬
pally from revenues of the Au¬
Sch. Dist.
Codington County Indep.
1982
1956. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Mercantile
National
Bank,
of
Dallas. Legality approved by Mc-
purchased by the Depart¬
Public Lands,
Dallas.
S
1966
Pierre, S. Dak.
Offering—W. O. Johnson,
Due on July
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital bonds was sold to Henry,
$61,000 2^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957
64,000
1956.
1 from 1958 to
Gregory County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Gregory), S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Russell Vanne-
District Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
1972 inclusive.'
oral
S. Dak.
Offering—J. W. Ihli, City
receive sealed and
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
will
Auditor,
bids
July 17 for the purchase of $125,000 water works bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
payable at any
suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the purchaser, or at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, o^ Min¬
and interest (J-J)
>
ended June 30, 1955, and
$25,800,000
Sale
Note
10 were
and
taxes
and
of
poses
was
other
&
52,000 33/4s. Due on July 1
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
corporate
$9,430,686
for
pur¬
fiscal
from^
1956. Interest J-J.
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Dated July 1,
Legality
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Pasadena
Sale—Bonds totaling $2,-
Bond
325,000 were sold to a syndicate
composed of Rowles, Winston &
Co., Columbian Securities Corpo¬
ration of Texas, Dittmar & Co.,
Mercantile National Bank, Rand &
Co.,
Shearson,
&
Hammill
Stern Bros. & Co.,
Co.,
Mullaney, Wells
Co., F. S. Yantis & Co.,
Abercrombie & Co., Burt,
&
Lovett
Hamil¬
R. A. Underwood & Co.,
and Harrington & Co., Inc., at a
ton & Co.,
price of 100.01, a net interest
of about 3.28%, as follows:
cost
$1,690,000
school house bonds:
$454,000 3^s, due on Feb* 10
from 1957 to 1978 inclusive;
3yis,
and
$1,236,000
Feb.
10 from 1979 to
due on
1988 in¬
clusive.
auditorium school house
$183,000 3y2s, due on
10 from 1957 to 1978 in¬
bonds:
Authority,
clusive; and $452,000 3y4s, due
Feb .10 from 1979 to 1988
—-
The $803,000 pre¬
loan notes offered July
awarded to Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, of New York City,
1.78%
at
interest.
Bond Sale—An issue
general
sold
to
inclusive.
'
The
sale consisted
of:
$1,690,000 school house bonds.
on Feb. 10 from 1957 to
Due
1988
inclusive.
Germantown, Tenn.
replacement
contributions in lieu of
fund
1 from
inclusive.
to 1975
1967
on
liminary
and
inclusive.
to 1966
1957
Tennessee
ended June 30,
1956. After current expenses, the
balance available for payments to
the sinking fund, general reserve
renewal
Due on July 1 from
42,000 3%s. Due on July
TENNESSEE
it is estimated at about
for the fiscal year
C.
Company, of Austin, as
$16,000 3s.
635,000
Housing
&
Parkhurst
follows:
neapolis.
Clarksville
J-J.
by
school bonds was sold to James
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
July 16 for the purchase of $118,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1956. Due on June 1 from 1957 to
July: 1,
Legality ap¬
dated
are
Interest
Tucker &
Minneapolis.
No. 68
Pierre,
1976 inclusive.
Montgomery Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
Principal and in¬
Faegre & Benson, of
to
1 from
Jan.
Due on
bonds
Feb.
Total revenues of the Authority
1967 inclusive.
to
3s.
1968
The
(J-J) payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Bond
fol¬
Seay & Black, of Dallas, as
terest
man,
O. Llano), Texas
$125,000
Llano County (P.
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
18
for the
purchase of $15,000
water works bonds. Dated July 1,
1956.
of
& I Crowe,
!
proved
3s, at par.
Bond
15,
Parkhurst
Call,
184, p. 59
ment of Schools and
Fort
inclusive.
1986
July
and interest
(P. O. Florence), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 school
amounted to $20,311,690 for the fis¬
fund,
to
Dated
No. 28
as
on July 15
inclusive:
Due
205,000 3V2S. Due on July 15 from
thority.
cal year
1960 inclusive.
lows:
--x
predecessors
being about 100 miles long by 35
miles wide and having an area
3,423 square miles with an ap¬
(CST) on July 20 for the
purchase
of
$50,000
building
p.m.
more
planning foresees serving an
to
Heida,
Education,
bids until 8
sealed
sold
was
Due on July 15 from
3%s.
390,000
from 1961 to 1981
of the Board of
receive
will
of
than 310,000,
production for the
to
electric
while
the
of
1956,
customers
Wagner),
Laura
—
bonds
house
school
Rowles, Winston & Company,
of Houston, as follows:
to
$45,000 3s.
bonds offered July 2—v.
assets
000
July 5—v.
the State
(P. O.
1
Offering
Bond
Clerk
—were
The
Irving Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $640,-
sewer
South Dakota
over
$20,000,000.'
from
bonds
are
and
Corp.
a
some
from
in
on
Company. Union Carbide & Chem¬
ical
for
State taxation.
Proceeds
placed
beginning to
appear
around them.
Many of
these new plants are branches or
subsidiaries
of
major mainland
companies, such as Consolidated
Cigar, General Electric, Sunbeam
from 2.60% to 3.75%. In¬
terest is exempt from Federal and
yield
standing.
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
(P. O.
Haupt
Ingen
been
petrochemicals
The
agers
equally
Lock Haven City Authority
Lock Haven), Pa.
Ira
Van
J.
B.
have
operation and industries based
served have increased
Bond
$22,000,009
poration,
are
Offering
Bond
mod¬
demand and number of customers
Rico
Marketed—The First Boston Cor¬
$150,000 bonds. Due March 1,1986.
120,000 bonds. Due on March
from I960 to 1974 inclusive.
400
wide range,
and
San Juan),
(P. O.
Puerto
New
fiscal
is
Water Resources
Rico
Puerto
consisting
bonds,
the
During
3%%
of:
Revenues
—
ecutive Director.
purchased
and
3Vz%
3%,
$270,000
Increase
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
Singer, Deane &
of Pittsburgh
Scribner
Rico
Authority in May, 1956
to $573,931
comparec
the
refineries
12 months ended
agent for the Aqueduct
Authority.
(P. O. Blairsville), Pa.
about
system
1957 to
District
$30,000
bonds was sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Company, of
County Indep. School
Mix
Charles
apparel, petroleum and
electronics products. Two new oil
$195,000,000
amounted
Bank
Blairsville
in
cover a
Granger, Texas
3s, at a price of par.
as
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Commission,
School Public Lands
Antonio,
ap¬
184, p. 59-*-were sold to
as
April 30,
RICO
Puerto
Revenues
such
bf Philadelphia
(P.
Authority
of
Townsend
by
Aqueduct and Sewer
O. San Juan),
Rico
Puerto
1955. Le¬
1,
Dated Dec.
delphia.
gality
The
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
sold
was
Moore,
Legality approved by.;4. Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
Evans, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on
1971
bonds
revenue
sewer
Leonard & Lynch, of
Pittsburgh. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due from 1957 to ,1986 inclusive.
to
PUERTO
-
Prelimi¬
& Company,
3y4S.>
Rauscher, Pierce
Dallas.
$55,000
bonds offered
system
estimates of net income for
plants and
of San
DAKOTA
Sale—The
■
Calvin R.
—
15% of
income
ern
to
Castlewood, S. Dak.
Bond
has
approximately
equalled that of agriculture.
New
products are now being
ing
Authority
' (P. O.
Titusville), Pa.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $750,-
Washington-Multnomah Counties
Sch. Disti No. 57-67 Joint (P. O.
Bond
or
1954-55.
interest
General
Legality
office.
and sewer
and street improvement
bonds totaling $60,000 were sold
systems
and
at
SOUTH
1955-56 indicate that manufactur¬
burgh,.
series 3 bonds.
Due on
1 from 1957 to 1966 in-
■188,000
*
dated
are
nary
Elgin, Texas
Sale-— Water
Bond
income.
net
$151,000,000,
total income in
Titusville Municipal
of $328,000
purchase
the
for
general obligation bonds, as
-
to generate
manufactured
; \
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on July
23
inclusive.
38,000 water works and sewer
system refunding bonds.
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
the total, expanded nearly 6 times
Due Oct. 1, 1991.
170,000 bonds.
Mundt,
Offering—Alfred
Bond
;
•
$982,000,000
Commonwealth
gas
bonds.
the
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
only $26,000,000 of net income to
the economy in 1939-40, 12% of
Philadelphia.
it
Salem, Oregon*
the
of
(F-A)
refunding
system
49,000
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1983
on
Manufacturing, which contributed
Oct.
on
1981
to
1958
Port¬ Townsend, Elliott
National Bank of
17%
only
total
,
:L Bond Sale—The $78,000 water
system bonds offered July 6 —v.
184, p. 58—were awarded to
the First
for
Island
for the pur¬
Blackstone
Sewer District of 1952—
inclusive.
accounted
economy
revenue
$95,000 water works system bonds.
80,000
sanitary
sewer
system
Valley
series C bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
.
,
■
of the
sector
Secretary,
Paxson,
"
Due
District
Springfield Township Sch.
Antonio, purchased $262,bonds, as follows:
San
000
on July 17
of
$1,500,000
(EDST)
In 1939-40 agriculture generated
$70,000,000 of net income, or 30%
of the total; yet, despite the ex¬
pansion of net agricultural income
to $160,000,000
by 1954-55, this
i
jected.;.
Bond Sale—R. K. Dunbar & Co.,
of
Hawksley, General Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
chase
bonds
offered
58—were re¬
TEXAS
El Dorado, Texas
(State of)
Offering — Raymond H.
Bond
primarily agricultural to one bet¬
ter balanced between agriculture
and industry.
Pa.
Bids for the
—
building
$50,000
-C-,
Rainier, Oregon
net
-
Med ford, Oregon
4
of
terms
Louis.
bonds.
Rhode
The economy has shifted from one
Bonds Not Sold
3066—were
-
Commonwealth
by
of Philadelphia.
obligation
armory' construction
bonds offered July 3—v. 183, p.
-
jointly. Dated
by
St.
&
Charles
ISLAND
RHODE
been
extremely
rapid, showing an average in¬
crease of 5 y2 % per year, measured
and M.
Co.,
has
1940
in
—
Bond Sale—The
Economic growth in Puerto Rico
since
Legality approved
Trauernicht, of
J-J.
est
matured bonds;
the Authority's system.
Feb.
Alice Huber,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July
16 for the purchase of $55,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
15, 1956. Due on Jan. 15 from
1958 to
1971- inclusive. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Winfree, McCuiloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
Blair &
to
M: Freeman & Co.,
V.
Oregon '."v .;
.
Bond Offering
;
11 — v. 163 — were
McJunkin, Patton &
2.85%.
from 1957 to 1976
history of Puerto
Rico, going back to Spanish Crown
rule, the Government of Puerto
almost the entire island of Puerto Rich, its municipalities, authorities
Rico.
At present, only the town and agencies have never defaulted
nor
been delinquent in the pay¬
of Cayey and the small outlying
ment of principal or interest on
islands of Vieques and Culebra,
any of their obligations, direct or
representing less than 1% of the
electric power consumption of the
indirect, nor has there been any
Commonwealth, remain outside of forced or "managed" refunding of
bonds
1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
inclusive. Inter¬
Dated Jan.
credit
of Memphis, as 3s.
Bank,
tional
estimated $11,700,000
an
the
In
duction, transmission, distribution
and sale of
electric energy for
sewer
Chaplin & Co., jointly,
a price of 100.74, a basis
and
3s, at
of
1968 inclusive. ' Principal
interest 'payable
at
the
Jan.
to
Co.,
1957 to
1 from
July
and
Jan.
on
July
awarded
Pa.
$50,000
improvement
street
and
(PST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Sale—The
and
for fiscal 1956.
Authority is engaged in the pro¬
Monongahela,
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
District
ger,
1955
Townsend, EU proximate population of 2,270,000.
The Puerto Rico Water Resources
(liott & Munson, of Philadelphia
Sch. Dist. No. 125C ! gality approved by
Marion County
59
(271)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
of $200,000
improvement bonds was
the Union Planters Na¬
635,000
auditorium school house
Due on Feb. 10 from
bonds.
1956 to 1988
Dated July
inclusive.
10, 1956.
Principal
GO
(272)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and interest (F-A)
State
payable at the
10,000
1957
Pleasanton Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $550,000
building
sold to the
Company,
and
Pierce
&
Company,
follows;
bonds
was
Southwest
First
Rauscher,
jointly, as
$77,000 314 s. Due
1957
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
to
on June
1983 inclusive.
to
335,000 3%s. Due
1984
on
; ;
1 from
138,000 3V2s. Due
1972
June 1 from
legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Roger9 Consol. Indep. Sch. District,
Texas
;
■
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
$135,000
sold to R. A.
was
Underwood & Company, of Dallas,
as follows:
Y£■•,'.. '•
3^!
$10,000
Due on July
to 1966 inclusive.
1957
1
from
Y
1
16,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
Y
1967
inclusive.
1971
to
able
Due
on
1961
to
bonds
and
curbing
Aug. 1 from
Aug.
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
the
at
Bank
of
proved
by
Palmer
National
Boston.
&
Lloyd
Chairman
—-
Spaulding
109,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
receive
bids
sealed
County
receive sealed
(PST)
of
tions
Due
1957
The
will
30
for
the
(F-A)
pur¬
Principal
payable
from
and
interest
and
Brokaw, Wis.
Bond
Offering
—
B.
Parts of
Ste.
inclusive.
the
Towns
at
school
a
bonds
was
Quebec
Dated
June
1
a
Y
St.
to the
as 4s,
basis of about
June
from
1,
1957
clusive. Interest J-D.
,
$1,475,-
sold
1956.
to
Hubert Protestant Sch.
59—were
p.
Republic
of
(CST)
awarded
to
net
a
price
a
interest
cost
in¬
Board,
»-
-
$116,000
to
La
Maison Bienvenu,
Ltee,, at a price,
of
95.01, a net interest cost "of
about 4.95%, as follows:Y Y
Central
100.02,
Quebec
*
Bond Sale—An issue of
school- bondswas
sold
Halsey,
Co. Inc., .* and
Co.,Y jointly, at
&
;.<•••/
Due
1976
£
,
Stuart
In¬
Interprovincial, Ltee.,
price of 96.09,
4.63%.
on
of
Foy School Board,
Credit
FontanaY
High Sch. District
(P. O. Walworth), Wis.
jY
Y Bond Sale—The $747,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 184,
Brook-
p.m.
1976
;
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Union
hyser, Village Clerk, will receive
until 7:30
and
Sharon, Linn and Delavan
..Y^'Y
G.
to
dated
(Villages), Walworth (Town),
the
at
J-J.
inclusive.
are
Walworth, Sharon
office.
1957
terest
from
1
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
WISCONSIN
...;V
1,
a
construction
Feb.
$300,000
improvement ponds was sold
GouinlockY& Co£ Ltd., at
price of 100.28. Due en July 1
QUEBEC
bonds
sealed bids
YY^YYYYp.; VIRGINIA'
from
office.
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
on
1976
to
1
Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1971
on
Treasurer's
tional
Feb.
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
obliga¬
Dated Aug. 15, 1956.
bonds.
Due
Roman1 Catholic
Bond Sale—An issue of
1956.
$250,000 general
inclusive.
P. Jones, 100 South Street, Ben¬
nington, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
July 17 for the purchase of $87,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and' interest
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
Auditor,
Catherines
to Bell,
inclusive.
sewer
bonds.
bids until 2:30 p.m.
July
on
chase
Franklin
c/o
2,000,000
Monday, July 16, 1956
.
5%
construction
on
1976
to
.
Separate School, Ontario
'
...
school
bonds.... Due
Offerin g—George P.
Bond
C.
follows:
as
19u7
Dubuque,
that
announces
bonds,
$ 1,500,000
Washington
Shaftsbury Town Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bennington), Vt.
St.
for
Snohomish County (P. O. Everett),
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 24
the
purchase
of
$3,500,000
inclu¬
Seattle.
Shawmut
Legality
1966
1958 to
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of
dated
are
1 from
sive.
inclusive.
the Board of School Directors will
Dated June 1,1956. Interest J-D.
■
The
1956.
Bond
1994 inclusive.
to
sidewalk
bonds.
office.
Treasurer's
.
$76,000 3s.
of
Due
on
June
1
from
July 16 for the purchase;, of about 2.53 %» as follows:
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
,Y
.'£*YY-/? Y
Danville Redevelopment and
'£>.! $80,000 water works improvement $267,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from f 40,000 41/2s. Due on June 1 from
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due
Housing Authority, Va.
Y
£ 1962 to 1976 inclusive. :
,1957 to 1963 inclusive. £ '
V •
t
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
Note Sale
The $189,000 pre¬
■Dated June -1, * 1956.
480,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
Interest
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
J-D,.. .V:YY,
liminary loan notes offered July 9
n 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
■«
Yy/,;:-YY^:..;;Y;-;Y:yY',Y"y
payable
at
theY Village
weie awarded to Salomon Bros. (F-A)
St.- Pierre School
Treasurer's
office. ■ Legality
Waukesha, Wis.
Board,' Quebec
& Hutzler, of New York
*£.:£
ap¬ YY ''Y' "t:,
City, at
-Bond Sale -— The
$1,000,000 YV Bond Sale—An issue of $98,500
1.80%; interest, plus a premium proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
on
.
.
1972
inclusive.
1987
to
1, 1956. Interest J-J.
legality
approved
by ' McCall,
Farkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
j£
Travis
County, Summit Consol.
-/'■* Common Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. Austin), Texas
issue of
Bond Sale—An
school
bonds
house
to
Austin,
Due
May 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclu¬
3y2s. Dated May 1, 1956.
sive. Bonds due in 1972 and there¬
callable
after
are
1971.
Interest M-N.
of
as
May
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
of Austin.
son,
Warren
i
Sch. Dist., Texas
Indep.
Chicago.
y"y/:£Y !
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
sold
Due
1981
Sept.
on
inclusive.
interest
(M-S)
1
payable
18
and
at
:
..
of
v/Yf Y-
the
1956.
school
1956.
house
Due
bonds
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1966
was
Interest
1,
1957 to
J-D.
WASHINGTON
1957
1961
to
28,000 3V2S. Due
\
Washington
after
1971.
in
1972
callable
as
Dated
£
of
<
there¬
and
Dallas.
-
.
,
June
on
1
\
from
on
June 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
:
/
188,000 3,%s. Due on June 1 from
Bonds
due
in
1962
Y.
there¬
and
callable as of June 1,
Dated June 1, 1956. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
Bond
ous
Sale—The
$955,000
bonds
purposes
offered
vari¬
July
12—v.
July
184, p. 164—were awarded
to Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank,
2y4s,
price! of
basis of about 2.24%.
as
at
a.
jointly,
100.02, a
Brown, Town Treasurer, will
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
July 18 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 school improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Due
.
on
1
from
1957
to
1970
inclusive.
Payable at the Montpelier National Bank, Montpelier,
or
the
of
Boston.
Merchants
National Bank,
Legality approved by
Peter Giuliani, of Montpelier.
'
Rutland, Vt.
Bond Offering—W. J.
Simonds,
City Treasi^rer, wfilf .receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 19
tor the purchase of $70,000
bonds,
as
Vo.
117
p.
follows:
Joint
1965 inclusive.
to
184,
v.
59
p.
Robert
Blyth
&
as
a
group
Co.,
follows:
building
Baird
Y y
Y
1958
to
1962
653,009 3y4S. Due
1963
to
1969
on
Aug. 1 from
bonds
of
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Marshall,
Pacific Northwest
Company, and
Atkinson and Company.
Klickitat
County,
Wishram School
District No. 94 (P. O.
Goldendale),
Bond
County Treasurer,
nan,
(PST)
)f
Washington
Offering—Mabel M. Gui-
sealed
bids
until
will
11
re¬
a.m.
July 20 for the purchase
$50,000
general
obligatior
on
oonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due
or.
inclusive. Y
>
>
from
'
;
£
Sc-nee«rr«
:■
School
Board,
Quebec
No.
to
a
of
101.25,
Y
group
•
1976 inclusive.
YYY"YY;^PY1Y
a
Sac, of
Interest F-A.
Y|,
ONTARIO. Y
Saskatoon, Sask.
900
"
Chatham, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
—
;Y/i Y to
An
issue
of
$207,639 4V2%
.
tures
and 3%%
deben¬
sold to Greenshields &
was
''::'/''> ;K"Y£Y, i
Y'
V.
<
Bond
Kuehl,
Kewaunee, Wis. \
:
Offering — Elizabeth M.
City Clerk, will receive
.
on
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
July 12 for the purchase of
Dated
water
1957
F-A.
to
bonds.
Due
on Aug.
inclusive.
1971
Legality
approved
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
Milwaukee.
■}
*
sewer
Aug. 1, 1956.
from
Interest
by
and
-
"0
v
1
*
•
'
■* 7"
County (P. O. ¬
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
Offering
Edward
J.
Mesheski,. County Treasurer, will
—
sealed
on
of
bids
July
Bond
.
638.35
30
until
for
10
the
$8,775,000 bonds,
as
Sale—An
fol¬
lows:
to
Park
imnrove-
ment
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1955. "Due Feb. 1, 1963.
8,525,009
bonds.
County
Aug.
Dated
on
Aug. 1
inclusive...
Principal
at
the
from
1956.
1957
to
Due
1971
-
.
est
interest
payable
Treasurer's office,
County
or
at the
County's fiscal agency
in New York
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Chicago.
Flamborough Township, Ont.
Debenture
'
Sale—An
debentures5
J. L. Graham &
at
a
issue
1957
to
Co., Ltd.,
of
to
4V4S,
May 1
as
on
1976 inclusive.
Kenora,
Debenture
sold
was
price of 93.64. Due
from
Sale
Ont.
—
An
$350,000 4Vz% debentures
issue
was
of
sold
to Gairdner & Co.
Ltd., at a price
July 1 from 1957
on
to 1976 inclusive.
Kingston
.
"
■
Township, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
$270,000,
5%
to
a
improvement bonds was sold
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., at
price of 101.11.
1957
terest J-D.
to
-
1976
.
Due
July 2
on
inclusive.
In¬
.
Peterborough R o mpin Catholic
Separate School,- Ontario
Debenture
$200,000
5s, at
a
Sale
—
debentures
the Bankers
Racine, Wis.
Bond Offering—Frank J.
Becker,
Dity Clerk, ;will receive sealed
&
J-D.
East
from
and
bonds
Thomson
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
1,
Expressway
1,
$271,-
Nesbitt,
of 98.26. Due
County
of
Co., Ltd., and Burns Bros. & Den¬
ton, Ltd. jointly. Due on July 15
a.m.
pur¬
issue
'
:
improvement
4Vk%
sold
was
$352,250
v
Milwaukee
(CST)
Cobourg, Ontario
Y
•,
Bond Sale—An issue of
£
Legality approved Co., Inc., at a
price of 98.31. Due
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of on June 15
from 1957 to 1966 in¬
Milwaukee.
■Y;Y'Y'Y*Y Y VYYY'^ clusive:
v
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
Glenboro, Man.
' ; ' Y
$44,615
Sale—An issue of $70,000 5% improvement bonds was sold
5% improvement bonds was sold to Bell, Gouinlock &
Co., Ltd. Due
to Bell, Gouinlock
& Company, on May % from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Limited. Due serially from 1957 to clusive. Interest M-N.
com¬
Prairie du Sac.
Y
Bond
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Y
> ; 1957 to 1966 inclusive. 7
£
36,500 4Vzs. Due on July 1 from
'1967 to 1976 inclusive. ?
;
Dated July 1, 1956. Int. J-J.
:
.
Canora, Sash.
Wis.
2,
Bank of Prairid du
inclusive.
SASKATCHEWAN
basis of about 3.23%?.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1
at the
1966
to
MANITOBA
Harley, Haydon
$250,000
Other members of the account:
The Security-First National Bank
of Los
Angeles, Pacific National
Bank of Seattle, Foster &
1
on
July X from
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Y
,Y £ £
Dated July 1, 1956. Interest
J-J.
Y
& Co.,
Channer Securities Co. and Allan
Blair & Co., as
3%s, at a price
chase
inclusive.
on
District
1961
YY
**
July
Y
..
&
•
$140,000 school
offered July
10
awarded
were
receive
$397,000 3V2s. Due
School
on
26,000 4 V4S. Due
Y^;^^'!
-
1957 to
&
a
were
—
W.
-
School District
posed
(P.O.
by
1963
Bond Sale—The
Dist.
Inc., of
Portland, at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about 3.29
%,
ceive
$60,000 street construction bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
Sch.
3067—were awarded to
County
Honey Creek and Franklin (Towns)
1
Camas
Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$1,050,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10—v., 183,
on
Feb.
—
$75,000
headed
Richford School District, Vermont
Bond Offering — Donald R.
ceive
11
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
County,
Corbett
2V2s, at
1
sealed
Clark
Burns,
Y
4s. Due
,
awarded
approved
Burlington, Vt.
$72,500
ing bonds offered July 9—v. 184,
p. 59—were awarded to the North¬
Sale—The
Co., of Milwaukee;
are
1961.
follows:
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
$130,000
No. 2 (P.O. Casper), Wyo.
;
' school bonds was
sold to a group
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
composed of J. E.
$140,000 road
bridge fund aid bonds offered
the fiscal agency for the State in
New York City.
Legality
VERMONT
Natrona
a price of
98,17,
net interest cost of
about 4.55 %Y
'
as
Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., at
a
&
bv
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
after
Harriman
WYOMING
$800,00C
May jl,
from
inclusive.
151,000 3V4S. Due
1,
1956. Inter¬
June 1,
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
.
$86,000 4s. Due
June
J-D.
est
-
1958 to 1962
June 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
due
are
from
inclusive.
180,000 3%s. Due
1972 to
Wm. P. Harper & Son &
Co., and
McLean & Co., at a price of 98.00.
a net interest cost of
about 3.54%,
Bros.
price
of 100.21, a basis of about 2.47%.
on
■.
Bond
and
ing bonds offered July 9—v. 183,
follows:
Due
of
Dated
Brown
sold to
was
Laflamme, Ltd.,
La Corporation de Frets
de Que¬
bec, Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., and
ern Trust
Co., Chicago, and GarGrerjier, Ruel & Co.,, at a price
Legality
approved
by
Lines, rett-Bromfield &
Co., of Denver, of
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
96.82, a net interest cost of
as follows:
YfYYY; y£/>YY'Y£ ;Y about
4.90%, as follows:
Brown County (P. O. Green
Y
Bay), $100,000 2VzS. Due on July 1, 1962.
$93,500 4s. Due on July 1 from
•/... •;:•
' Wisconsin
'■ •:Y
400,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
Bond Sale—The $214,000 build¬
as
June 1
on
1971
to
Bonds
June 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
to
1967
from
1
inclusive.
23,000 3V4S. Due
1962
June
on
purchase
bonds.
Louis;
Inc.; and
Pickard, Inc.,
selected by the purchaser,
subject
to approval by the School Board.
County, River View School
District No. 53 (P. O. Prosser),
p, 3067—were sold to the State,
Wellington Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
as 3s, at par.
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
building bonds was sold to a group Clallam County Public
Utility Dist.
composed of the Central Invest¬ No. I (P. O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
ment
Co., Columbian Securities
Bond Sale—An issue of
$425,000
Corporation- of Texas, Henry Seay electric revenue bonds was sold to
Be Black, and Burt, Hamilton & a
group composed of John Nuveen
Co., as follows:
& Co., and B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.,
$19,000 3s. Due
the
bonds offered July 9 —
183, p. 3068—were awarded to
group composed of Dean Wittei
Co.; Mercantile Trust Co., St.
Co.,
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusiveY Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N) payable at a bank'
Benton
Le¬
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
& Gibson, of Austin.
.
1976
Y
■
for
building
Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Jc
•
Bond Offering — A. H.
Meyer,
District Clerk, will receive sealeo
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
July
Sept.
1,
from 1957
Principal
a
Wis. Y Y
Brookheld),
to
Rotan,
Mosle
&
Company,
Houston, as 3s.
Dated June
1956.
to
Dated
Y.
;
',
(Towns) Union Free High
School District No. 1 (P. O.
■\
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
i for the purchase of
$2,000,000
bonds.
■>
school bonds
school
v.
Bond Offering — Koy F. Ash,
City Manager, will receive sealed
funding
:
Brookheld and New Berlin
Petersburg, Va.
James C. Tucker & Co., of
as
on
•
°f $5.
$34,000
sold
was
>
—
Dated July
Bond
price of
An
issue
was
sold
Corp., Ltd.,
100.14.
Due
of
to
as
on
July 15 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
a
improvement bonds
$1,646,-
was
sold
group
composed of Cochran,
& Co., Ltd., Equitable
Securities Canada, Ltd., Ander¬
Murray
son
&
Co., Ltd., and Dawson,.
Hannaford, Ltd., as 4y2s, at a price
of 98.79.Y£ Due on
July 1,1981.
Interest
jYj.:YY£'Y:;-
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