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M'CHIGAN
MONDAY
JUH
ISSUE
22
J967
the Commercial"^
Beg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 186
Number
5657
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
ACF Industries,
According
American
to
S.
M.. Felt on,
duced
of
1957,
added
He
forward
the
A. S. C.
The
SEC
July
No
and
for the
cars
Foundry
first
3,533
a
"with
year."—V.
substantial
of
in
the
high
166,
covering
15, 1977
July
on
filed
8
of
A
backlog
of
orders
letter
a
of
Corp.
Shows
—
New
notification
for
with
V,
New York
the
chis
corporation
performs
at
a
conference
press
held
Ross
D. Siragusa, President,,, said
the
company's Chicago research laboratories
the
"This
is
the
first
time
control
turn
can
radios
or
Mr.
said
transistors,
frequency sound
microphone
that
the
batteries,
'
the
on
FM
activated
The
exclusive
the
remote
lights,
volume
and
receiver
and.
fed
dif¬
changer,
the
not
pushing
remote
a
control
is included
as
require
high
Securities
hand
>
,
1 offered 600,000 shares
cents) at 50 cents per share
of
as
Denver,
Foreign
(par
speculation.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
On
stock
Jan.
Certificate
preferred,
10c
shares
of
of
of
new
each
share, and
The
All
sold
common
par
and
Regulation
were
no
A
30,700
par
stock,
par
shares
par
share
stock
of
value 10c
the
old
of
per
preferred,
Pursuant
to
par
value,
$1
said
offering
there
of
preferred stock at $1 per share and 7,675
shares of no par common stock at 50 cents per share.
Of these, 11,300
shares of preferred and 2,825 shares of common were issued for
notes,
and 19»400 shares of preferred and 4.850 shares of common were issued
for
cash.
common
new
All
stock
outstanding shares of such stock have been converted to
(par 10 cents>.
The shares now offered constitute a
offering.
on
company
Dec.
5,
was
organized under the laws of the State
1952.
From
that date,
the company has been engaged primarily In the
manufacturing and marketing of certain devices which are used in the
of weeds through heat. "
control
Tiie
postal address of the company
is P. O.
Box
581,
La Junta. Colo.
The company's
and
(2)
flame
35
foremost products are (1) non-selective weed burners,
cultivators, which are selective weed control devices.
13
These
and
devices
burned
from
the
trolled
of
by
decisions
on
on
regularly in
aid
our
to
is
liquid petroleum
Monthly
that
Weis
and
to
duration
the
of
as
a
fuel which
chamber.
TORONTO, CANADA
be
offered
sales.
to
the
the
notification
Issuer
the
of
to
have
interests
and
sold
filed
may
and
been
of
to
have
Securities
X.
*
Weis
stock¬
ineurred
in
Act
>
•
by Al-Kem,
to
sell
of
approximately
the
last
107,700
amendment
shares
to
the
\\
the
con¬
;
>.
Commission's
of
issuer's-
stock
prior
notification.
Dye Corp.—Makes New Records—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
183,629,116
175,641,762
21,480,101
The
to
be
is
vaporized
flame
22,490,045
and
oper.
income
taxes
scorched
weed,
dehydrated,
or
The
heat
but only
which
need
such
as
causes
it
to
1956,
the United
in
the
manufacture
became
company
States
which
(with
states
the
the
a
non-exclusive
licensee
for
exception of Arizona, California and
granted is exclusive)
for
the
license
and
sale
of
the
flame
cultivation
equipment.
Such is
by a basic method and process patent No. 2,327,204. which is
Aug. 17, 1953. The license provides that the company shall
payas
a
royalty on such equipment manufactured and sold, royalties of
4r/o of the published or suggested retail price as an
apparatus patent
royalty and $5 for each pair of burners as a process patent
royalty,
provided
the
total
royalty shall not be less than 8f/«
of
the
said
This
9,708,805
16,878,068
20,165,000
12,781,240
22,087,598
25,519,092
*9,912,363
$1.22
*$1.29
N.
Y.,
of
the basis
is
The
above
license
is
non-cancellable
by
licensor
company
its products are manufactured.
The plant is housed in two
buildings
leased from the City of La Junta on a
yearly basis with renewal rights.
The lease is subject to concellation
In the event the United States
shall
at
any
time
exercise its option to
re-take possession of the
premises.—V.
185,
holders
of
for
Reduction
par
$8
This
corporation's
Co., Inc.—Starts
broke
ground
plant
will
—V.
for
have
butynol
Construction
185,
to
p.
division
Co.
of
Two
on
new
annual
and
will
Chemical
be
completed
produce
their
early
respective
in 1958
and
products
on
will
a
be
the
first
commercial
in
basis.
2909.
Inc.,
of
&
a
Maintenance
jet
it
was
The
will
announced
contract
require
a
on
has
a
July
19.
Mutual
aircraft
Defense
Co.
—
Govern¬
for
Aid
delivery
Pact
to
contract
friendly
to
allies,
-
monetary value of approximately $1,200,000 and
moderate increase
in
employment at the company's
stock.
$800,586.
185,
In
notes
The
exchange
consolidate
or
the
common
January,
offer is being made pur¬
Allied-Albany whereby Allied
Allied-Albany or to offer the
right to exchange their shares
and
with
1957,
Allied
issued
of
this
company
not
River
Rocky
near
announced
Wenatchee
expansion
Alcoa's
power
for
Allied's
Expansion, Etc.—
Dam,
now
Wash.
under
construction
on
the
.
simultaneously that the resultant firming up of Its
requirements
Project
that
certain limits.
final
would be accompanied
plant
agreement to pay
provision
in
Reach
Wenatchee,
of its smelting
Rocky Reach
a
necessary
on July 11 agreed to a contract with Chelan County
District No. 1 to purchase 23^ of the power generated
P.U.D.'s
the
on
its
company
Alcoa
the
of
2093.
Utility
exceed
shares
payable of Allied-Albany in the principal amount
assets
Aluminum Co. of America—Further
by
16,129
sold simultaneously with the acquisition of such stock.—
were
p.
over
a
costs,
Altogether, the
the neighborhood of
by a $lO-millton
that location by mid-1961.
of all costs of building and operating
50-year contract period Is contingent
including financing expenses, do not
at
23 F>
power
development Is expected to
$250 million.
return, Alcoa is to receive 23<7
of
the Rocky Reach power output,
including firm, interruptible and dump power.
The Rocky Reach
Project will have seven generators, with a total
rating of 710,000 kw.
The first generator is scheduled to go
into operation July 15, 1961. Alcoa's proposed new potline, of approxi¬
mately the same size as four now in operation, will be built starting
in 1960, and be ready to receive power when Rocky Reach starts up.
Alcoa's share of Rocky Reach power would be approximately 165,000
kw., broken down into 78,000 kw. of firm power, 22,000 kw. of highnominal
company has received,
overhaul a number of F-80
merge
(65.9^
of the outstanding shares) of A.P.W. Products,
Allied-Albany Paper Corp. Allied also purchased for cash in
now
purposes
V.
The
paper.
agreement between Allied
to
transaction
this
In
Aircraft Engineering:
share of Allied stock for each share
one
stock
common
cost
ment Contract—
on
stock (presently represented by 40,322 shares of the
common) in exchange for 177,420 shares of the outstanding
Columbia
Reduction
July 12
chemical plants at Calvert City, Ky.
One
production capacity of 3,000.000 pounds of
methyl pentynol; the other plant will have an
capacity
of
2,000,000
pounds
of
vinyl
stearate.
two
an
production
plants
Air
"
SEC
common
par
Public
New Chemical Plants—1
the
was
Allied-Albany
Allied
This
Air
of 5/22 of
rotogravure
an
agreed
$20
1381.
p.
with
principally in the manufacture of coated and
specialty papers and Allied-Albany, Its subsidiary,
acquired on Jan. 15, 1957, has recently com¬
menced the production of newsprint and lightweight groundwood cata¬
to
1958, and thereafter only if royalties
subsequent- years are less than $25,000.
maintains Its own plant in La Junta. Colo., where all
statement
and
which
of
and
prior to Dec. 31.
registration
a
engaged
now
book
uncoated
control
has
price.
filed
1957,
on
suant
cause
*$2.57
186, p. 1.
Allied-Albany stock.
Allied
logue
1959 and
*9,1112,363
$2.23
1956.—V.
covering 21,000 shares of its $8 par common stock.
Allied
proposes
to offer the stock In exchange for the outstanding
shares of $5 par common stock of Allied-Albany Paper
Corp., Albany,
<;
covered
sales
9,921,161
dividend In December,
Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer—
corporation
July -15,
45,684,092
9,921,161
stock
Allied Paper
not
$
38,965,66fr
9,399,702
outstanding
per
share
•Adjusted for 3r/o
will
$
349,489,813-341,684,459
12,080,399
Income
Earns,
emitting
varying temperatures (con¬
application) depending op the heat
the
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
revs...
Sales
at
to entirely burn th
as
This
—
represented
material
the stock as trustee for himself and other per¬
stock of the issuer sold or to be sold by the issuer and.
particularly the failure to disclose that? Weis' had con¬
date
the
dated
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
25 ADELAIDE ST. W.
issuer
indirect
addi¬
director
of
Allied Chemical &
47
particular-weed to be destroyed.
weed
March,
all of
Colorado
These
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada.
other
and reserved for
other
Period End. June 30—
company
acquired the patent for the burner-vaporizer men¬
tioned above from R. J. Strawn, Jr., and R. H.
Pardee, respectively,
President and Vice-President of the company, who were the
inventors
of the device.
Said patent is numbered 2,667,919 and is
dated Feb. 2,
1954, and was assigned to the company free of any
royalty.
annual
Ross, KiktvyIcs & Co. Ltd.
offering
acquired
more
tracted
48
The
methyl
request.
the
and
being and would
stock
stock
(b>
by Weis;
and die.
rupture
investment
Canadian securities is available
the
among
security holdings, contracts, options, and
terms and conditions on which stock, of the
price,
was
certain
respect
Shares
gas
combustion
applied to the weeds
degree
a
the
America
'
With
48
patented
a
the
of
such
cause
utilize
in
burner
resistance
be
Significant business and economic trends in
informed
in
concerns,
obligated to Issue in
was
of
reason
the
that
with
sons;
48
i
reviewed
direct
of¬
challenges the disclosures with, respect to- (aj>. stock of the issuer
reported to have been .issued foe certain unpatented mining claims
purchased from Weis, and more particularly; the. failure to disclose
of
Investment in Canada
This
the
share.
per
Al-Kem's
order
Net
The
are
disclose
Federal
except for
A Guide to—
Information
misleading
Issuer
particularly the failure to disclose that
liabilities under Section 12
Exchange Rates
stock
Profit bef. Fed. inc. taxes
paid for
Bulletin.
and
and
the
contingent
The Course of Bank Clearings.
retail
Canada
by
been,
nection
Reserve Banks
In
BUSINESS—The
of Colorado
issuer
had
purchasers."
false
which
$1
of material facts,
"would operate as a
persons, and more particularly the failure
the issuer had been, was being and would
be offered to stockholders and
certain other persons at par' (35c),
whereas stock of the issuer was and would
be offered to ttie general
public at,'\$l per sharer and (5c the liabilities of the Issuer, and more
35
an«B Payable
July
on
respect
officer,
(3)
(4)
to
agreed
previous offering of preferred stock
stock which was commenced under
a
1956.
the
Al-Kem
issuer, in stock of
him;
issuer
holders
35
stock,
replaced by a
shares, par value
to accept two
share, in full con¬
the
of
to
of
35c par, at
asserts that
in
reported therein to be outstanding
interest of Altoe G. Weis, an
the
otherwise;
'
the
common
10.
in
35
(2)
sale
were
3,000,000
have
classes
to
stock.
terminated
Feb.
of
issued
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
816,750 shs.
amendment
an
existing
common
shareholders
common
no
on
the
consisting
existing
has
company
(par value $1)
said
whereby
outstanding
no
approved
Declared
announced
was
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Outstanding
3,000.000 shs.
stockholders
stock
common
the
of
the
Incorporation
value $1, and
share.
per
version
per
1957,
par
class
new
(par 10c per share )_
31,
-affiliate
45
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
44
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
net
GIVING
options;
Condition
proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding
increase inventories by $50,000; purchase tools
equipment; and for working capital and other corporate purposes,
CAPITALIZATION
stock
..
obligations by $47,500;
and
the
to
be
stock,
order
misleading
the
upon
stock
common
suspension
and
the
to
the
its
in
deceit
alleged
(1)
41
GeucrM Corporation & Investment News.
Cover
State and Citsy Bond Offerings
5<fc
Dividends
and
Al-Kem
in
false
use
tion
Mi*£eafuVes
on;
It
Offering
...
.
Exchange Commission,
of
Is
things:
and
Cola.*,
Stock
—
provides
shares
its
circular
.
stock
common
a
fraud
40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
(Colo.)—Stock Offered
Corp.,
April
PROCEEDS—The
the
In
,
Effective
1„57.,
public
circular
that
and
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
standard equipment with Admiral's
combination.—V. 186,'p. 109.
Agricultural Equipment Corp.
States
held
,
high-fidelity phonograph-radio
—Mountain
Is
button.
of
a
commission
fering
39
Exchange...
Exchange..
;
A
In
280,000
The
39
Its
that
bv
of
Averages 35
are picked
up by a
amplifier activating the
an
36
Stock
Stock
and
to
amount.
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages....
National Quotation Industrial Stock
TV,
cycles)
to
Airport.
remainder
dorado
36
;
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
dual
four
off
does
the
a
conditional
exemption from registration
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
Regulation A notification filed Sept. 13,
1954, El¬
proposed the public offering of 2,800.000 shares of its common
stock at 10c per share
pursuant to such an exemption.
By subsequent
amendments, the name of the issuer was changed to Al-Kem
Mines,
Inc., and the stock offering was changed so as to relate to an
offering
in
36
__
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange......
for
Son-R
to
connections.
International
through
permanent.
respect
36
Exchange
Coast Stock
Montreal
In
work.
offered
record
turn
control
cable
or
42,000
to
operates the controls.
lightweight Son-R remote control
The
years'
'
automatic
radios,
developed
been"
has
ever
Oakland
continue
Mines, Inc., Austin, Nev.
Regulation
with
31
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
a
17.
w as
three
will
Securities
made
or
27
Pittsburgh
on
demonstrated
was
device
after
adjust
on,
new
(38,000
waves
the
in
relay system
Stock
15
(Bonds)
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange-
phonograph.
Siragusa
tubes,
Boston
Page
Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
American
for
functions
July
on
Admiral's
waves,
the. TV
levels, change stations, turn
records, turn on the AM or
reject
Control
11
said.
he
Operating through ultrasonic
remote
control
remote
a
television-radio-phonograph,"
ferent
Stock
Npw York
Pacific
that
Metropolitan
it
15, has Issued an order temporarily
suspending a Regulation A ex¬
emption from registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect
to a public
offering of stock by this corporation,
formerly Eldorado
Uranium Corp.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question whether the
suspension should be vacated
Stock and Bond Quotations
the
.
control
high-fidelity televislon-radio-phonograph combination
10
look
Detroit Stock
Remote
at
Al-Kem
The
we
production
car
plant
Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
wireless-remote
new
top
In This Issue
pro¬
four
lodge.
a
TV-Radio-Phonograph—
a
year.-
were
the first
period in 1956.
to
Admiral
by
this
of
cars
during
same
freight
Copy
a,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
main
$50,000 of non-interest bearing promissory notes due
be offered at par (in denominations of $100 eachi.
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for con¬
struction
INSURANCE
-
immediately,
309.
p.
$1.25
building
Lod^e, Inc., Burlington, Vt.—Files With SEC—
corporation
INDUSTRIAL
-
corporation's
car
third
freight,,
division
to
compared
continuation
a
of
figuies
the
the freight
President,, said. 6,567
Car
that,
to
balance
Division
American
hy
PUBLIC UTILITY
Inc.—Freight Car Output Higher—
and
industry in production of freight
months
Price
Corporation and Investment News
-
recently released industry
Foundry division led
Car
Y., Monday, July 22, 1957
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, July 22,
The
2
and
kw. of combined peaking
65,000
and
Interruptible,
availability
using 50,000 kw. of firm
expansion plans call for
potline. The Wenatchee plant presently
uses
about 60,000 kw. of interruptible Bonneville power.
This would
be partially replaced by 28,000 kw. of Rocky Reach firm power
and
the 22.0C0 kw. of high-grade interruptible power.
This will permit the
release, for general use in the Northwest ,of 50,000 kw. of Bonneville
interruptible power now being used fcy the Wenatchee Works.
the
operate
to
power
new
peaking and dump power (included in Alcoa s 23,o
of the total output, but available only on an intermittent basis; would
cither be usea by, or marketed for Alcoa in Chelan County or else¬
where, by the Chelan P.U.D., further
adding to the genera,, power
supply in the Northwest.—V. 186, p. 209.
The 65,000 kw. of
.
A
wire" welding rod which carries its own flux
developed by this company's Amsco Division to
"hollow
new
been
has
center
specialized welding chores as
must
be
applied in quantity and
such
in its
speed
"hard-facing," where weld metal
with precision, it was announced
11.—V. 186, p. 209.
July
on
Product
Shoe Co.—New
American Brake
Corp.—Oliver Elected to Board—
Refining Co.,
He is also a
American Enka
President of The American Sugar
of American Enka Corp.
director of City Bank Farmers Trust Co.—V. 186, p. 209.
William
has
Oliver,
F.
elected
been
income
Month
company
♦Earnings
and its subsidiaries
Federal
operation
Other
—
-—
185, p. 1990.
Metals, Inc.—Acquisition—
on
186,
664,216
3,987,188
3,786,598
20,203
212,917
314,093
*20,601
6,875
141,494
240,172
President
Offering—A second¬
1957—13 Wks.—1956
1957
1956
1957—5 Wks.—1956
73,665,987 201,133,595 183,859,981
78,331,731
Sales
185, p. 2797.
Co.—Plans Sale of
& Telegraph
Telephone
American
$250,000,000 of New Debentures — The directors on
July 17 authorized a new non-convertible debenture
issue of $250,000,000 to be offered at competitive bidding.
expected that bids will be opened on Oct. 29, 1957, for the bonds
will be dated Nov. 1, 1957, and will mature on Nov. 1, 1983.
will be the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank.
last debt issue of this kind
offered by the company was on
It is
which
The
The
this
of
26
when
year
$250,000,000
a
issue
was
sold.
as
To Redeem 3%%
N.
'.
704.800
Net
deducting
__.
—
.
requirements.—V.
dividend
preferred
JI—Gov't
Corp., East Newark, N.
and
issued
14,
time
of
stock
capital
at
$144
per
share
up
Adjustment of interest and dividends will be
as provided in the indenture.
conversion.
the
at
into
1957, payable by surrender of $100 principal
cash for each share to be
and payment of $44 in
of debentures
upon
made
convertible
are
including Oct.
STATEMENT OF
$
$
$
Other
revenues
operating
income
7,050,000
6,213,286
25,780,000
22,870,673
16,380.000
17,783,821
63,500,000
70,581,027
taxes.
Dividend
Other
142,020,676 605,350,000 543,a63,'(02
156,780,000
income
45,730,000
8.087,343
13,230,000
income
Net
186,390,000
income
Total
18,400,000
deductions
29,852,237
167,891,840 714,580,000 644,416,966
14,654,639
65,480,000
60,115,015
167,990,000 153,237,201
141,920,000 124,989,622
income
Dividends
-
649,100,000 584,301,951
552,270,000 478,639,083
$10.58
$2.76
$2.66
tEarnings per share
Work
and
scribed
b
$0.91
•
of
the
extent that
shares
SYSTEM
•BELL
the company as dividends.
have been received by
they
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS
$
Oper.
exps._
Other
Net
728,270,443
653,693,386
117,454,261
484,106,300
income—
the
191,310,546
35,151,060
831,324,454
142,505,441
973,829,895
858,534,698
41,613,216
35,399,829
152,986,352
137,861,662
214,266,059
191,061,777
820,843,543
720,673,036
5,687,883
5,125,705
23,196,708
20,131,108
deducs._
Interest
Chemical
income
Applicable
to
ints._
min.
Applicable
797,646,835
700,541,928
$3.31
$3.36
,
$13.13
$13.28
& Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
Electric Co. and all other subsidiaries not consolidated (partly esti¬
Telephone
•American
tlncludes
tBased
mated!.
on
average
number
shares
of
outstanding.—V.
185,
Trailer
Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on July 11 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $120,000 of 10-year 6%
first mortgage bonds (in denom¬
inations of $1,000 each;;
120 warrants for common stock and 1500
of
warrants
time
common
for
through
Mackall
&
stock
common
174,
(no
par).
shares
at
Each
$15
$1,000
per
bond
share,
has
and
p.
the
of Cincinnati,
Corp.,
design and construction of
$4,879,849
rose
made
has been
in
first
the
half
of
exercisable
at
797.
favorable
combined
The
30
funds
willingness
the
of
assets
funds—Axe-Houghton
'
-
"
also
reported
70,032
to
Dec. 31,
on
increase
in
the
B
It. will
plywood.
of
June
approximately
was
Benguet,
will
it
immediatel
be necessary for us to see'
Our present lumber staff is com
this
gained in operating
produces 1.800,000 board
which
type
of operation
virtu
by
Bobok timber con
of lumber monthly. W
aerial tramway system witbii
our
own
feet
an
projection
increas
an
Bettinger Corp.—To Move Headquarters and Plant—
move
and
include
production
facilties
to
plant
new
a
i
Mass.,
facilities
its
headquarters for its International Famil
main
corporation, will
Companies
according to an announcement by Robert A. Weavei
Jr.,( President.
Bettinger's4 present home plant is located in Walthar
Massj' In
addition < to the Waltham
plant, other -domestic Bettinge
■
period.—V.
Rehoboth,
in
_>..
July,
will
Mass.
of
and
Toledo,
Ohio.
development company
to
th
into construction before the end'
approximately $1,000,000.
The plant is being built i
cost
Industrial
Milford's
decrease
role
company."
,
will
plant, which
new
the
from
emergence
production
The
$2,100,000... a
plants
';'t/ Mr. Weaver said the move is the "single most important step i
184,
of
for
bi
not
for this project.
experience
Milford,
share¬
number, of
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—June Net Falls Off—
income
to
completely familiar with
Bcttingeris
net
successful
the
was
of earnings for the year 1957 indicates
about. 25(7h over • 1956 earnings."—V.
185, p. 2798.
This
1956.
the six-month
79,821—during
along.
go
Philippines.
;
Electronics Corp.—were $136,810,733
14ee
a
Fund
A,
sub-
,.
license
oft. the
the only, firm currently: operating
to'-'figures
Fund
to
development
new
are
185,
722.
The
their
and
issuance
management
and
the
of
against $131,930,884
as
holders—from
p.
the
cession
by Axe Securities
according
like¬
of that company. When certain
within the Philippines are lifted,
effect
in
now
months.'
"My
1957,
do
not
to
are
by Benguet
petent
granted
acid unit.—V.
the
shares
the
and
company
will be asked
whatever
othek stockholders
the
assured us "of
have
outside
under
public by the management.
June
Park
by
go
developer
Finard,
Murray
and
will.
'*
about
Howard
$500,000
E.
under
Simpson,
Operating
For
the
of
of
to
Simpson
is
July
on
17.
period
same
decrease
of
about
of
J
....
under
$600,000
months
of
this
of
$1,700,000
year,
net income
under
of.
to
half of
1957;
last
common
earnings
for
share
the
to
first
..
observed
items
that
a
certain
a
during
1956
comparison
extent
of
noted,
of
for
six
of
were
abnormally heavy
which
developed
last
.n
Ma
in
year.—V.
186,
p.
185,
stockholders
The
an
$13
W
&
aggregate
Net
sales
Net
inc.
of
share.
and related
for
on
Aug.
292,690
21
will
shares
Sloane
&
;
consider authorizing 'the, issuance
of common stock of the company
certain
„
aune
.
deprec.,
depletion,
and
—,
7 »June 16,'
prov.
3,324,938
'
depletion;
taxes
and
for
income
income
Net
Avge.
acquire
"
—
3,165,4
1,530,526
1,237,2
741,258
821,0
$1,053,154
taxes—.
$1,107,1
+2,591,076
,
>• $0.41
2,592,5
traffic
110.
to
1957—11 Mos—19
$7,361,636 $84,629,016 $82,196,8
$34,376,919 $30,597,8
ipcome
Provision
icipation of the steel strike
Proceeds will be used
Co.—V. 186, p. 110.
buildin
p. 2911.
—
before
Depreciation
..
-
J
per
a
Berlin, N. H.—Sales Show Gain—
28 Weeks Ended—
non¬
money
no.
Earnings
at
185,
1957—Month—4956
2211. ;
p.
Brown Co.,
•
of
for
Sales Off—
$7,208,503
—V.
and
1957
on
Barker Bros. Corp.—To Issue Stock—Acquisition—
any
land,
Period End. June 30—
.
certain
interest earnings
,ni
call
plant in Waltham has 30,000 sq. f
Floor spade for all of Bettinger controlled plants tota
Bond Stores, Inc.—June
'
the first' ;
;
earnings
Plans
months'of
v
inclusion
the
by
representing
should be remembered that steel
it
floor space!
approximately 200,000 sq. -ft.—V.
$12,'-
for-the. like
deposited in October 1955 for redemption of First Mortgage Bonds
on April
1, 1956, incident to the company's refinancing program, now
accomplished, and higher income tax exemptions in 1956
Addition¬
he
of
acres
basis.
ft.
The one-story-building will be locate
with additional land available for expansioi
sq.
Sales
$5.03.
distorted
nine
long-term
a
^Bettinger's present development
-
year.
stock amounted to $4.38
per
Bettinger'-in
.approximately 75.000
on
$39,700,000,
the'*;-similar
amounted
net'income
the
to
leased
1956,
Operating revenues for the six-month-period of 1957
approximately $235,800,000,
an
increase
of approximately
came
Mr.
1956
the
•
decrease
months
1956
said
for
for June amounted to approximately
a
Earnings per share of
six
income
1956.
to
came
net
year.
first six
a
the
President,
revenues
represented
period of last
detachable
June 30,' 1959.
The offering will be underwritten by
Washington, D. C.
The proceeds will be used for
improvements, payment of debts and working cap¬
Coe,
construction
ital—V.
10
for
ally,
The
shares
Industrial
Total net assets of the four mutual funds sponsored
Corp.
recurring
2910.
American
operating
of
and
$300,000 over the first
earnings
share
per
when
of
period
185,936,072
208,578,176
stock
subsidiaries,
unit
Axe-Houghton Fund A, Inc.—Total Assets Increased—
350,000,
to
A.T.&T. Co.
tConsol.
the
up
this
in
company
take
ox
the-production
plant Is started up. the energy released
is recovered to the extent that it pro¬
of
to
the
contract
which
Net
the
ammonia
requirements
participation
Finance
plans for the. production and manufacture of Philippine hard
wood find tken at a later, but not too distant date, erect a plant fo
/
749,352,896
109,181,802
226.461,606
255,879,275
income—
Once
of
power
this
ol
is, prepared
by
"Upon
2442.
p.
of
Total
full
engaged
finalize
435,901,555
214,926,660
40,952,615
inc.
oper.
tOther
168,320,606
130,268,656
taxes
oper,
The
on
$
to
few
a
-
acid
and Stock Fund and Axe Science &
104,673.518
taxes on inc.
Fed.
$
a
President,
installing,
burning
the
Benguet's
increase
earnings
who
the new, modern units will begin immediately. >
expected to be in operation by March'1, 1958.
»■
"
plant will be one of the so-called "self-sustaining"
the first of its kind to be erected in this country; according
the
The
1,567,013,320 1,440,352,590 6,034,443,862 5,528,025,299
1,037,144,486
963.267,177 3,990,742,665 3,689,077,462
revenues—
Operating
at
is
*
design conditions.
REPORT
1957—12 Mos.—195G
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Per. End. May 31—
nitrate
months
properties is
these
on
for the properties of the Dabican Timber concession
This concession consists of 157
square
miles of timber land. As i:
normal in the competitive bidding fields within the Philippines, tw
minor-bidders hate .protested the award made to Benguet. This ngces
^sitates administrative
hearings before the Bureau of Forestry but i
Is our firm conviction that a license will be issued to Benguet with!
11.
contractor.
the
from
nine
work
previously:brought to Benguet's attention, are now; -steadily being
,
presented! to it.. At the, board of directors meeting on July 16, a sum
was
allocated' to a Ue\y venture wnich will be' dollar saving for the
Philippines and should be most profitable to Benguet. I am not at
liberty to, divulge. the specific type of business; however, a leading
American engineering "concern is being immediately engaged
to make
'a
feasibility 'and marketing- survey of this project. Should this en
gineering jfinn recommend this project as commercially feasible, Ben
guet /will, proceed with arrangements for financing and engineerin"
>ihe
plant. The matter of dollar financing for this project pas beer
discussed with' the Export-Import Bank and a leading New York bank
< I',",
Gottshall,
treat
...
714.
Contract—■
ammonium
next
K.
to state
successfully
this'company, which are now excellent, should in¬
crease sub.siantially.'.and I.fcelieve that these restrictions will bo relaxed
in a lhatter of months.
1 '
"Also as a-result-of our diversification program, propositions lieve
are
new
type and
to
July
and
Ralph
34,000,000,
can
successful one, namely, the United
in i stalinent financing,: in¬
a most
company
restrictions
credit
Missouri Plant—
replace the nitric acid
(Mb.) plant during the
Atlas
approximately
on
on
they
The
$10.99
for June 1957, partly estimated.
tBased on average num¬
outstanding,
ilncludes earnings of subsidiaries only to.
•Figures
ber
its
of
announced
vides
Interest
at
cost
____
operating
Net
total
will
company
facilities
$
116,440,000 108,710,335 444,290,000 412,235.611
Operating expenses
79,370.000
71,309,228 305,350,000 269,258,911
Fed.
taxes on income—
13,640,000
13,404,000
49,660,000
49,525,000
Operating
This
*1957—12 Mos.—1956
*1957—3 Mos.—1956
tPer. End. June 30—
This
stockholders
"Another
Atlas Powder Co.—To Expand
processes
Exploratory
schedule.
appears to. be
Corp.
Benguet
$502,329
V
these
financing, note; receivable discounting and other types of
financing. Although the initial capitalization of this company was
small, our board of directors, as of July 16, Instructed me to 'sub¬
production
-
of
any
minerals.
outer
venture
made
EARNINGS
that
ventory
440,360
,
the
in
heretofore
at present, has approximately $4,000,000 available with
indebtedness and no long- or short-term loans. Benguet's
funded
first
conversion
COMPARATIVE
and
Finance
awarded
been
for ,fht
Corps
1678.
p.
result
moment
'
inter¬
part:
"Benguet,;
no
to this corporation by the
of sub-miniature metallized
paper capacitors, it was announced on July 15.
A
leading pioneer in the field of electronic capacitors, Astron is
well-known for its "Metalite" products.
Joseph Frank, President of
the compuny, noted that, the Army ;
award
"reflected the position of Astron as a leader in the develop¬
ment and production of sub-miniature metallized capacitors'."—V. 184,
Signal
S,
has
contract
sizable
A
U.
pre
the' ore
could
wise.
185,'. p.
Canadian
and
S.
refractory-giade chrome ore. I am not in a position
copper
•'•*
,
amount
ern
$665,751
$1.22
profit
•After
U.
The
—During the present year, we have signed many new royalty agree¬
with option to purchase
covering properties containing gold,
$942,689
$1,370,551
_
income———_
on
Inc.
approached us with hew processes to
proven
technically and economically
production of ferro-chrome from our
have
which, if
eurome
other
income-..—
on
taxes
System,
ments
the
Astron
Y.
p.
taxes
Federal
for
Provision
Convertible Debentures—
company
Debentures
to
Federal
before
Profit
•Earnings per common share
has 'called for redemption on Oct. 14, 1057, all of its
then outstanding 12-year 3T'8"(
convertible debentures; due Oct.* 13,
1967, at 106.65(r, plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
the office of the Treasurer of the company, 195 Broadway, New York,
The
Navigation
future.
the
" 1956
1957
May 31—
<
particular type of chrome ore—however, if these processes are
represented, this shotild result in increased income for Benguet in,
our
Corp.—Earnings
Months Ended
Dectra
the Pacific
our
stantially
improvement
proceeds of the new issue will be used for the
and expansion of Bell telephone service for the nation.
The
in
present
at
this
a
Aro Equipment
Six
Acquires Rights to
—
system,
the
feasible,
trustee
March
Corp.
proceeding according to
as
year
the
navigation system
Decca
of
bcneficlate
Higher Earnings—
wholly-owned
whole," he stated, "we expect a new record
in sales, and our earnings should compare favorably with the $1.80
per share
we reported last year." Dividends,
lie indicated, probably
would be continued
at the $1.00 per share annual rate established
last year, when they were increased from the equivalent of 80 cents
per share paid prior to the 2 (a-for-1 stock split.—V. 185, p. 606.
the
July 12 announced
on
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—Diversification Program
subsidiaries expect to report a
new high
lor sales and continued high earnings in fiscal 1957, ending
Sept. 30, Frederick Machlin, President, told the New York Society oi
Security Analysts on July 15.
Sales f©r
the first six months ended March 31, 1957 were 11T
ahead of-the same period last year, he said, and were at the highest,
level
for any first half in the company's history.
Net income for
the six month period was lo'/c
higher than in the first hali or fiscal
"For
13,481,808
Bardey, Vice-Prosicient, on July 17 said in
"Several corporations in the United States, hot
1956.
$
$
$
$
—V.
Higher—
Stores Co.—June Sales
American
13,130,461
John
.
Period EndL June 30—
2,666,049
Exchange Commission
and
Aviation
to
ested
its
3,841,837
"
—V. 185, p. 1269.
and
15,873,905
both in manufacture and sales, have been
division of Bendix, which also holds rights to
Decca, a similar but short-range navigation system that serves most
of Europe and
is aho being set up in the Maritime provinces of
Canada. Planes flying the Atlantic will use both the long- and shortlange units.—V.
185, p. 2211.
rights
offering of 110,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was
made on July 17 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
associates at $28 per share, with a dealer's concession
of
80
cents
per
share.
It was later discontinued.
company
20,699,589
an
obtained by
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Expects
3,160,909
designed to provide "electronic sky
tracks" to ease the squeeze on transatlantic air lanes, will be manu¬
factured by this corporation, itwas announced on July 15.
The
new
system, called Dectra,
is now in operation on routes
between Newfoundland and Scotland, according to an announcement
by Malcolm P. Ferguson, President of Bendix, and H. F. Schwarz,
ary
Tiie
6,449,233
4,350,240
Corp.—Listing Ban Continues—
Securities
long-range
A
♦3,412
Armstrong Cork Co.—Secondary
13,920,432
6,906,379
order pursuant to the Securities Exchange A.ct of 1934,
trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
capital stock of this corporation for a further 10-day period, July 14
to July 23, 1957, inclusive.
See also V. 186, p. 210.
210.
p.
18,522,200
1,279,455
suspending
fixed
after
income
2,738,932
taxes
110.
p.
Bellanca
The
$4,742,582
$764,321
taxes-
♦Deficit.—V.
$2.10
$2.03
dividend and based
period (19,673,899
186,
issuance of
income
inc.
131,620,379
95,376,809
operating, income
after charges-——
—V.
1957—6 Mos.—195G
714,107
expenses
oper.
Fed.,
after
Net
July 18 announced that a contract had been
signed for the purchase of the entire capital stock of Hunter Spring
Co. of Lansdale, Pa., manufacturer of springs, metal stampings, elec¬
trical and mechanical assemblies, a line of wire fatigue testers, force
Indicators, and Neg'ators, or constant tension springs.
The date of
the closing is July 31,
1957.
The
plant at Lansdale comprises 72.000 square feet, employs 300,
end produces a sales volume of approximately $4,000,000 annually.
No
changes in personnel are contemplated.—V. 186, p. 209,
corporation
ry.
20,962,222
39,844,166
"Adjusted for 1 v2-for-1 stock split and 2",'t stock
average
number of shares outstanding during
6hs. for 1957 and 19,064,258 shares for 1956;.—V.
American Machine &
oper.
Net
101.150,523
Net
Net
1
$
19,705,270
Navigation System—
$4,713,374
chgs. & other deducts.
12 months
share
Ry.
22,217,579
41,287,9u6
'-
operating
S
147,278,691
1,415,355
expenses——
income taxes—
Federal
Earnings Decreased—
$720,212
Ry. oper. revenues:.
1957—5 Mos.—1956
26,384,566
3,886,600
Operating
in
1957—Month—1956
-Earnings—
30,583,385
20,931,190
Operating revenues—
Bendix
$3,089,060
on
This
Outstanding
Spokane, Wash., ever since.
Its office is located at West 730 Sprague Ave. in Spokane, Wash.
Over
the years, the primary business fields in which the company lias oper¬
ated have been the financing of sales of real and personal property
through mortgages and contracts, real estate sales as a broker, and
operating a property and casualty insurance agency.
At present, it transacts business in the following fields:
(ai selling
si general line of insurance; (b) operating as a real estate brokerage
firm and escrow agency; (ct financing the sale of real estate through
mortgages and contracts;
(d; managing income property for third
parties; (e) selling a general line of fidelity and surety bonds; and
(f; financing the sale of personal property on short terms,
that is,
24-36
months, on various items such as automobiles, home organs,
major appliances, food plans, etc.
$3,354,696
-
common
per
follows:
195"7
'
Months
12
this
_
Months"ZZZZZZZZZZ
6
BUSINESS—Company was
has been in continuous
Pennsylvania
of
1957—Month—1956
$
84.000 shs.
incorporated May 16, 1927, in Washington,
and
Co.
Telephone
Period End. May 31—
200.000 shs.
$5 )____
(par
Period End. June 30—
System—Earnings Up—
all charges including provision for deferred
and preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as
taxes
stock
2910.
p.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
Authorized
Common
185,
$6,185,488 $28,396,276 $27,590,789
$6,195,641
sales
Bell
general corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
Ann Arbor RR.—June
after
Period Ended June 30—
1
of
income
net
consolidated
The
capital
working
for
used
be
to
are
—V.
director
a
American Gas & Electric Co.
consolidated,
proceeds
net
Retail
1957—26 Wks.—1956
1957—5 Wks.—1956
Period End. June 29—
in June, 1957, offered
PROCEEDS—The
and
U :^.-June Sales Up—
Beck Sh>+<
(A. S.)
Offered—The
publicly as a speculation
60,000 shares of common stock at par ($5 per share) on a
best-efforts basis.
The offering is not underwritten.
(Wash.)—Stock
Co.
Securities
Anchor
company
^UAlcoa's%Wenatehee
-
1957
(314)
assets
of
'
'*
—.
of com.
pef s' are
*Excludes veneer
which
were
Resu1fs fr>r
and plywood
period
$0.
subsidiaries at North Stratford, N.
owned by Brown Company in the first half of 195
these •mbsidiaries are included in 1957 figures.. not
^Excluding
totaled
shrs. outstdg. during
of common stock
52,214
shares
shares
held by the company as treasury stock
at June 15, 1957.—V: 186, p. 211.
whi
Volume 186
Number 5657
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(315)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
The
will
company
added,
-j Backlog
orders
of
defense—are
trend
keeps
establish
Mr.
j
up."
he
another
in
said,
.
,
,
by
,
sales
and
that
the
approximately
6,000
in
.
automatic
2,000
units
earnings."
pinsetters
with
1957,
pinsetter
in
s
cJub
"uur
planning
added.
In
calls
May
for
1957,
that
same
Brunswick
figure
as
acquired
in
minimum
a
Corp.'s
Murray
the
sales
Brunswick's
of
"was
the
In
of
largest
the
the
acquisition
single
of loans
In
Murray
future sales
against
of
pinsetter
deficit
net
should
1956
the
Funds
The
the
of
the
existing
under
pinsetter
subsidiary
at
pinsetters
is
bowling
the
Bookings
1957
the
Of
School
and
has
It
soft
oantreil
plants
its
Super
at
food
and
division
N.
the
of
These
Nedick's
Englewood,
ginger
J.,'
N.
Los
products
rubber
parts.
It
has
plants
and
gun
stock
&
o
:
of
each
Pan
C
which
of
Avian tie
TV
is
Co.,
other
held
&
C
Super
to
television
use
C
&
C
Super
used
statement
this
and
TV
said
spot
its
of
by
This
,
to
of
by
In¬
C
Western
feature
cubic
advertise
Television
is
its
still
with
the
demand
the
for
accelerated
products,
its
of
tne
Prayer
TV
advertising by most large com¬
panies "it is .reasonable to expect that the television operations of the
corporation Should experience a comparatively rapid growth in volume
and earnings."
It added that the "food beverage and manufacturing
operations .qG&he.'.corporation, wnich are mostly in the
somewhat slower
a
growth."
has
and
He
In
stated.
The
been
expanding
disclosed
that
research in
ucts
and
adding
been
to
the- market to which
the
will
sum
be
used
products
of
products
/
sold.
are
Inc."
improve
the
products.
The automatic
was a direct result of past research,
as were new designs and products
in school furniture anu piasae coaied bowling pins.—V.
185, pp. 2554
new
statement,
the
of
natural
line
of
commercial
It
at
gas
passes
this
a
Boston
only creditors whose
reorganization.
and
Pathe
is
consent
has
the
that
to
ended iDec.
year
sidiaries
had
31,
1956,
C
&
C
and
Super
sub¬
-
Electronics Co., Cleveland,
Brush
A
natural
and
natural
24-page
and
ness
American
standard
Lay recently published
Engineers, is
booklet
Surface
on
Roughness,
Wavi-
The
at
See
The
booklet,, culmination
Sectional
Committee
Qualities,
of
of
years
work
for
gas
2-B
H.
J.
how
Classification
Designation
Surface
of
well
Oper.
flowed
236
184,
inc.
and
Charles
Board,
S.
Offer,
reports
paring-off
that
the
marginal
first
risks,
Albert
and
six
while
Benrstock,
monchs
being
of
Chairman
1957
more
was
In
the
period
a
the
tures
of
These
in
measures,
the
in
the
availability
the
lirst-half,.
thus
its
of
with
introduce
the
in.
the
notes
with
six insurance companies.
These funds
outstandings as soon, as possible on a basis
i
the
will
be
that
to
Offer
combination
and
and
of
volume
Behrstock
these
of
that
the
Corp.,
Buffalo Forge
bonds
first
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
subsidiaries
ended
May 31,
1957.
a
net profit of $520,019,
after provision for United
States and Canadian income taxes, equal to 80 cents
per
share on
the
649,572 - shares
of
common
stock - outstanding, i .This
compares with
net profit
of $402,939,' or* 62 cents
per
share on
the same *
number of outstanding shares for the quarter ended May 31, 1956.,
i
For the first
quarter of the current fiscal year, which ends Nov. 30, ;'
;
'4
*
the
had
company
reported
share.
J*
■/
W.
Henry
the
quarter,
uere
Profit
May
31r
tax
17%
provision
This
the
first
'
$346,517,
"
53
or
>
of
the
first
cents
and
End.
May 31—
Yardage dvcdgea____
Ounces fine gold__
;;
Value
It
U.
S.
12,326
Value,
yard
per
Cents
of
The
51,827
net
profit
year ended
Butler
S.
(&
Subs.)—June
Period End. June 30—
Gross
186,
C
«
&
A
1957—Month—1956
sales
—V.
$10,637,278
$10,368,067
this
corporation
with
that
and
corporation's
directors
A
name
to
the
to
to
C
&
from
eight
common
statement
proxy
C
Television Corp.,
13,
and
amend
of
Inc.,
National
a
the
in
the
corporation
outstanding
to
proposes
ah
n.ac
be
distributed
to
the
of
of
the
In
the
spin-off,
C
&
C
Super
proposes
to
distribute
to
4,089,357 common
shares
of
Phoenix
National
'.of one share of National Phoenix for each two shares of
stock
common
shares
of
which
are
stock
"be
cor¬
C
will
held
by
National
stock
C
canceled
be
&
and
C
and
Phoenix
300,000
Super.
has
now
shares
In
of
C
&
&
Super
Super's
■divisions,
THE
Lorraine
and
National
Dana
(Telephone
office
Phoenix
Canada.
Seibert,
STate
at
to National
Manufacturing
COMMERCIAL AND
William
post
also will assign
will
President.
York,
§63.00 per year.
Power
1
N.
Published
Drapers'
On
account
of
Y.,
twice
under
the
in
Act
of
rate
of
assured.
Iron
Corp.,
wholly-
a
scheduled
is
start
to
at
once
the
for
the
tons
the
account
Pickands
of
annual
Julian
of
Iron
Javelin
by
making
the
Mather
great
nickel,
Co.
in
Pickands
as
and
The
Iron
Wabusl)
Mather
Wabush
com¬
empire
Labrabor
&
Corp.
whose
Ltd.,
of
storehouse
raw
minerals
of
in
subsidiary is known to contain
fluorspar, magnesite, molybdenum,
North
America.
iron ore, lead,
asbestos, silver,
earths.
rare
asset
alone
adds
186,
approximately
p.
corporation
covering
offered
N.
J.
tory
Patent
at
The
and
C.,
Office)
3,
England
$39
to
the
asset
value
ol
a
3.
1879,
proceeds
working
William
B.
are
12
filed
of
be
capital.—V.
letcer
a
common
through
to
and
182,
for
p.
of
stock
Garden
used
of
remittance
for
in
$672,384
annually.—V.
185,
income
$168,096
2443.
p.
—
completed, all of said securities having been
186, p. 211.
Rochholtz, formerly Assistant Vice-President, has been
promoted
Lehigh
of
Coal
the
company.
State
notification
(par
10
machinery,
with
cents)
Securities,,
to
the
be
Hoboken,
equipment,
inven¬
PROCEEDS—On
tract
with
estate
Navigation
belort'.—V.
Co.
177,
622.
p.
&
Further details follow:
the
March
James
of
estate
E.
Richard
of
2,492
execution
1957.
1957,
the
and
Asael
Bremer,
the
of
total
a
12,
Mitchell
P.
shares
at
company
issued
purchase
entered
company
E.
deceased,
Adams,
for
and
the
into
of
the
contract
outstanding
con¬
of
from
capital
of $600,000, payable
$500,000 on or before
advertisements
must
be
15,
all of the net proceeds derived from the sale of
principal amount of 6% sinking fund debentures, dated
July
being the debentures now offered will be used
by the
company to pay the remaining $500,000 due under said
contract for
the
purchase of said
the
Bremer
shares
will
estate,
thereof
retire
at
the
to
Hie
shares.
the
the
remaining
status
Alter
of
such
will
company
price
same
2,074
purchase
sell
paid
shares,
authorized
to
and
of
The
therefor
thereby
unissued
2,492
Ohio
by
shares
of
Wufch
2,910
said
shares
the
will
be
Issued
transactions
will
be
owned
by
The
and
referred
outstanding stock, 2,492
President, Treasurer and
Weiger,
shares
of
returning
the
in
the
will
snares
be
Director
of
latter
shares.
outstanding
to
413
and
company,
CAPITALIZATION—The
authorized
capital stock
of
the
presently consists of 5,000 shares of common stock, without
summation
from
Company
the
company
Value,
par
after
the
con¬
preceding paragraph.
owned
the
by
S.
Wayne
and
company,
418
Ohio
Company. Of the 2,000 authorized
stock, enough shares are reserved for
sale to The Ohio Company, at a
price of $240.85 per share, pursuant
to the provisions of an
option given by the company on May 31, 1957,
and
unissued
will
as
shares
permit
shares
not
issued
and
to
The
said
event
The
to
have
total
the
Tne
the
In
Ohio
shall
net,
then
ac
Wayne
of
which
company
Ohio
the
$j*o
lie
management
to
however,
both
from
aggregate, exceed a
to
be issued
option,
Under
of
be
the
in
the
of
number
of
to
be
company
said
option.
af
Weiger
per
shall
the
the
company
said
Company.
sidered
event,
;ucn
the
of
of
I
s..a
8.
price
a
Company,
111
of
maximum
a
stock
exercise
o
including
the
issuer
the
This
maximum
of
the
securities
and
of
to
The
from
of
the
acquired
so
of
to
com-
wnich
be
49%
sell
tne
from Mr.
outstanding
shares
circumstances,
and
mrt
any
to
of
instead
shares
o:
elect
t-art,
own
him
total
company
and
may
.arc,
then
Company shall desire to purchase from
company.
by
the
oomoaay
option,
Company,
of
cf
following
May 31, 1962. As consideration for the granting
Ohio Company paid the company $5,000.
In the
Ohio
foregoing
stock
Company
49%
on
The
The
Ohio
Ohio
exceed
option,
that
the
of
•mon
common
outstanding
option is to expire
of
ol
Weiger,
the
total
following
the
presently
the
now
owned by The
underwriter
and
the
offered
may
be
con¬
control
a
relationship witnin tne meaning of the rules
Exchange Conimishon.
Tne aggregate principal amount of debentures
which may be issued
under the indenture shall not exceed
$1,500,000, of which $550,000
principal
amount
have
now
been
issued.
The
remaining
$950,000
principal amount of debentures may be issued when authorized
by
the
of
the
Securities
board
of
and
directors
BUSINESS—The
machines,
rubber
the
compounds.
pounds
'20,000,000
The
of
washing machines and
moie
of
of
the
company
processing
of
company.
is
engaged
in
manufacturing washing
reclaimed rubber, and the production of
company
operates
steel
annually
other
predicts-
are
in
two
plants—in
one,
tiansforined"*into
t*e
ot
er,
25,000,600
some
electric
pounds
rubber are annually reclaimed.
Both
plants are
latest in automatic mac..iuei-y,
and
consequently
degree of automation. A substantial amount of the
specialized machinery has been designed and assembled in the com¬
pany's own machine shop. The company maintains a
laboratory for
research and
quality control in order constantly to improve current
products and to develop new items.
'
attain
,
a
scrap
with
the
high
The
company began business as The Central Rubber Reclaiming Co.,
incorporated in O do on April 16, 1926. Its principal office and
Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!.
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year;
in Dominion of
and
of
$100,000
July
1957,- and
Dana
subscriptions
the
such
stock
price
and
a
Executors
purchase
Substantially
1,
&
foreign
afc
at
$550,000
inc.,
2678.
&
case.
equipped
J.—
Pennsylvania—Proposed Acquisitions—
Steel Corp.—Debentures Offered—•
made in our issue of
July 8 of the
was
-
exchange,
$1.10
and,
until
terminated
at
Dec.
31,
1955,
before preferred
dividend requirements of
and
news
Edwards
Subscriptions
July
$1.00
debentures, dated July 1, 1957 are subject to
redemption
ranging from 107% to 100% and througu the
sinking fund
prices ranging from 104% to 100%, with accrued interest in each
or
shares
share,
per
(general
c/o
on
120,000
$2
$0.30
stock
Co.
Iron
the Wabush Iron Ore program.
on
Newfoundland
great
$0.28
The
Ohio
announced
material, will have the
iron ore development only one small portion
The
area
encompassed has frequently
been
resources.
new
and
Mather,
participants
company
be
an
2,709,391
share—
interest
exercise
the
3,643,227
3,008,077
•
Of
possible.
year.
a
steel
to
5,126,476
3,672,364
See details in V.
shares
engineering studies, tne management estimate
at
peak
production earn a net income
represent
the. lust
copper,
[every Thursday
E.
March
of
of
The
&
these
U. S.
week
London,
367.00 per year.
the
C
Nedick's
of
(Reg.
a
of
and
the
fields,
ore
Caramba Mokafe Corp. of America, Hoboken, N.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
will
common
assets
their
and
Super
10,000
stock, all of
the preferred
liabilities
Gardens,
Other Countries,
the fluctuations
NOTE:
Products
the
assume
the
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2-0613);
New
and
Phoenix
to
may
Pickands
group.
Javelin share.—V.
SEC
C
Co.
&
iron
an
Julian
the
site
that
proceeding immediately
acquisition
as
land
basis
C
outstanding
common
the
transaction,
additional snares of
3,789,357
share¬
the
relating
Of very great immediate importance, Javelin has
acquired through
Newfoundland & Labrador Corp. Ltd., control of 9,500 square miles
of
surveyed commercial timber lands.
Control of this timber repre¬
sents an estimated
valuation of $176,000,000
and it is one
of
the
last
major forests
left
untouched
in
North
America.
This
timber
issued.
C
■
held.
preferred
its
on
and
expected
Javelin's
gold,
poration."
holders
expenditures
Mather
success
managed
believe
consuming
are
Javelin's
re¬
itself
its
stockholders
be
5,160,297
the State of Ohio.
guar¬
$2,500,000 Canadian funds
months a total of $7,800,000
wcua.5.1
that
be
Earnings Off—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$6,960,498 $28,949,062 $27,308,436
prices
mort¬
any
Javelin's
Canadian
own
expected 6,000,000-ton production, Javelin
and
a
participation in the Wabush Iron Co.
consuming
steel
companies
development.
The
company
holdings
.cited
food, beverage and
on
by
National
Phoenix
In¬
wholly-owned susbidiary and that all the capital stock
Phoenix
economic
its
vast
a
the
options
its
management
are
The
number
"devote
will
Reef
968,496
Vice-President
guaranteed
from
Ltd.
Ry.
Co.
to
royalties
American
Ltd.
zinc,
the
will
Mather
the
effect
change
decrease
to
at
Javelin
Pickands
mine
proposed
production
addition
pletes
food
on
Lake
Lake properties.
Javelin
Caddo
offering
$550,000 6% sinking fund debentures, due July*!,
1972,
100% ^nd accrued interest through The Ohio Com¬
pany.
The offering was made to bona fide residents of
fund3
required
of
12
tne
feet
65
at
Interlake/Iron
the
of
Wabush
represent
ol
day from
per
of
V
guaranteed
bonds.
The
released from its unconditional
payment
of
2115,
1,320,897
upon
into
approximately $40,000 000
Lid.
its
of
project
Additional
stock.
says
solely to its television operations a..d
manufacturing' ope.a ions
be
carried
dustries,
.This
Javelin
Co.
beverage and manufacturing operations
special stockholders' meeting to be held on July 29.
The stocknolaers
will
also
be
asked to
approve
a
of
of
$54,930,667
spin-off of
will be voted
the
early
receive
the
a
intention
on
contracts,
Super Corp.—Plans Spin-Off—
of
Ltd.,
Steel Co. of
Canada 40%
area agreement together with the additional exploiation
agreements for the selection of two additional mine sites will ensure
a
production in excess of 20,000,000 tons per annum, Based on present
Up—
$58,250,931
the
is
Javelin
;
reorganization
lating
12.39c
1957—6 MPs.—1956
110.
p.
€
Sales
also
integration
associates
company
Ltd.,
the dredges and hydraulic operations for the
1957, is estimated at $850,090.—V. 185, p. 1271.
Brothers
was
payments
Texas, has been
corporation's
oil
2,709,391
com.
Mention
guaranteed first mortgage
the lull call price of $105
,
Ltd.
Co.,
period
a
which
the
by
work
will
from
May 31,
Canada
relieved
Ry.
Initial
ar.
over
funds,
that
In
22.00c
also
oil
p.
tiiis
Fed
Central Rubber
securities,
received
receive
the
Canadian
This
Lake
Newfoundland
ih&se
of
Pickands
$1,404,690
16.00c
released
bonds
Wabush
of
County,
of
Earl Thompson has been named President.
He was succeeded as
Vice-President by C. L.
Landen, Jr., who was previously
Vice-President.
Ltd.,
Corp.
agreements ensure the Canadian Javelin company a much
development than previously envisaged.
The management be¬
corp.
40.131
$1,813,945
22.44c
of
Labrador
<fe
Tube Co.
of
Eastland
Manager
$7,350,047
Central RR. of
The oniy change in
the Javelin plan of 6,000,000
production of its own has been its incorpoartlon into
per
S.
in
11,112
$388,920
redemption
185,
Central National Insurance Co. of Omaha—New
Pres.
to
subsidiary, will be developed immediately.
More
than
50%
the Julian Railway spur line already has been located and surveyed.
The
.
3431,410
$35
at
ounce
186,
owned
11,839,200
b,2*6,603
for
well
as
said.—V.
J.
meeting of shareholders of
between Canadian Javelin Ltd.,
Co.
&
magnitude,has been enlarged and its
1956
1957—12 Mos.
JO
extrusion.—V.
These
steel
tax provision of $695,015
year.—V. 185, p. 715.
•
Steel
industries
heating,
Toman
Executive
special
signed
Newfoundland
The
properties.
the
.will
lieve
profit before
1,92-.,100
of
larger
quarter.
1957—3 Mos. 1956
Co.,
&
the
were
Ltd.,
the development of the Wabush
per
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
Period
its
on
Canadian
so
.
following
Co.,
Lake
provision
Javelin
..
$1,067,455 for the quarter ended
with profit
of $992,586 berore
tax
estimated
icnegotiation,
for
the
fiscal
tempera¬
165, p. 679.
Ry. Co.,' Ltd. 4'%%
be. redeemed
July 30, 1957, at
guarantee
for
current
Mather
Government of
.•
,
1957,
Ry.
customers
and
Mr.
'
below.—V.
agreements
mortgage
antee
was
compares
quarter
the
over
-provision, but
alter
provision
like period of 1956, and with a
for
of
:
the' quarter
and Edgar F. Wendt, President,
at¬
to increased sales which, in the latest
proiits
than
more
1957.
profit
for
Chairman,
improved
before
net
a
report
"
'
Wendt,
tributed
.
its
and
company
commercial
cooking
1,022,392
been
See
28,
will
gage
This
has
sold.
Javelin
Wabush
-This
»
extrusion
at
Canadian. funds' plus accrued interest. Deposits
have been made in the Montreal Trust Co.
2.
p.
material
successful
and The Ybungstown Sheet
The
the
of
taken to increase receivables outstanding
while increasing earnings, is progressing very
186,
to
the
its
among
industry,
Tube
,
effect
desired
steps
business,
sati factorily.—V.
stated
June
Pickands
*
Messrs.
of
strength
Lanier
a
this company,
Wabush
Lake
with
conform
•
On
.
restore
will
credit requirements.
company's sound
in
placed
used
been
high
Northwest
Light Co. — Bonds Sold
The public
offering made July 10, through The First Boston Corp.
and
associates,
of
$15,000,000
4%%
first
mortgage
bonds, due July 1, 1987, at 100.80% and accrued interest,
Ltd.—Agreements Signed—John C.
Doyle, President, on July 10, said in part:
of
late
privately
had
Canadian
the
exposure
addition,
Ill
were
the
past,
See Gardner-Denver Co.
have
which
in
Wolverine
city
3,008,077
reservation;
Camfield Manufacturing: Co.—Sells Plant—
operations,
greater
company
senior
in
areas
loca ities.
new
12-year
market,
money
economies
expanding
enabling
service
$2,500,000
tight
the
greater
while
accounts,
operates,
company
keeping
to
company
selectivity
more
b"
the
outstanding-
per
Max
Of
accounts
rather
than
quantity.
The officials stated that these
precautionary measures resulted in a reduction in receivables out¬
standing and volume of business, and thus reflected a lower lirst-half
net as compared with the same period of 1956.
caused
.'e'"-Poud
was
211.
p.
quality
the
in
elective
!
of
process
Pacific
a
processes,
1,383,107
'After
above.
engi¬
neers in cooperation
with Climax Molybdenum Co., which supplied the
molybdenum billets as well as oasic dam on me mctax's characteristics.
(Calif.)—Earnings—Financing—
President,
extrusion
into
way
Central Illinois
commercial extrusion of tubing made
of molybdenum, a
particularly suited lor nuclear power plants, jet engines, rockets
missiles, was announced by the company's Wo,verine Tube Division.
new
after
shs.
Earns,
Success ul
The
Budget Finance Plan
Super Corp.
its
on
1957—3 M'os.—1956
revenues
income
total
C
to
gas
freezing,
barrels
taxes
"Net
metal
1512.
p.
t
and
be extremely lmlpfoil to urn ">ii"a-*""
s in
showing them
reduce machining costs and control surface finish.—V.
185,
to
&
fuel.
refinery
Hamilton,
2,820 feet, he said.—V.
Operating
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—New Extrusion Process—
ASA-authorized
the
by
will
on
C
initial delivery of 1.8 billion
eventually 2.1 billion annually.
as
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
this company.
•
gas
an¬
Cataract Mining Corp.—New Well
Completed—
C & C Television Corp.—Proposes Name—
by tin American Society of Mechanical
avai able without cost from
now
1
■
natural
companies
two
an
includes
now
manufacturing
Cataract No.
operating revenues of $10,664,725 and net loss of
$1,594,764.'.The special meeting of the company has been caned i.i lieu
of the annual meeting.—-V.
184, p. 3,
Ohio—New Booklet
with
Co.,
the
large
first
Ore.
special
quarterly
•
the
completed, James
Kiel,
General
division, announced on July 12.
permit
consolidated
par
large
the
Rock,
utilize
in
Com.
the
1957,
at
2443.
p.
Laboratories,
required
Oil
refinery,
and
year,
near
Period End. June 30—
reorganization
29,
stock
1634.
p.
accounts.
delivered
Pilot
.
proposed
These rare* the
proposed
In
2443.
and
to' the
vAcocrding
approval of the First National Bank of
$2,000,000
existing prod-;
pinsetter,
he added,
estimated
an
to
line
its
those
would spend
company
1957. 'This
develop
has
company
Shell
operating
'
singer
March
on
common
industrial contract brings to a total of 45
the number of basic industries
Cascade now is serving, Phil F.
Toman,
Vice-President—Sales, said.
Cascade's
industrial
sales
program
still
is in
progress, and the company also is serving more than 350
development
stage, will undergo
-
feet
Signing
en¬
films
said.
of
185,
on
refinery has been using petroleum
as
exploiting
during
Minutes
of
statement
SEC
V.
Anacortes.
converting some of its slower accounts into curerntly
time which is sold for cash to other companies.
Television,"
the
shares
See
will
supply the
the Anacortes
July 16.
five-year agreement calls for
for
Cascade's
.
of
had
motion
spot time to other companies.
Western
with
679,469
corporation
fuel
as
nounced
spot
Western
stated,
which
library
time
spot
excess
time
own
filed
share), is to be withdrawn.
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—New
Contract Signed—
The
capital
incluu
per
The
paint spray
a
J.
Corp., and C & C Television Corp.
(the name of
changed to C & C Films, Inc., in the reorganization).
originally acquired Western Television in order t(F
C
library
tax
($1
ale,
and
Film
be
proxy
owned
The registration statement
covering a proposed issue of
beverage
Cocnrane
ds
3
Carolina Mines, Inc., Kings Mountain, N.
C.—Registra¬
tion Statement to Be Withdrawn—
will
assumed
"Batter-up,"
drinks,
"It
is
expected that' this activity will be
suing- year through the added exploitation
Equipment Division in the first five months
than in the same period of 1956,
Mr. Ben-
30%. higher
were
C
Super
available
stated.
of
sour,
also commenced to license
lilm
modernization
Mr. Bensinger
for
lanes,
and
products
C
The
It
new
&
Phoenix
are
carried on
through its
snosiuiary corporations, ue.ween
C
pictures.
/
for
C
liabilities
Manufacturing division produces rubber specialties for
airplane manufacturers, and electronic, automobile
51%
will
&
and
end
for
for
National
all
manufacture
Cola
acquired through the exploitation
and
as
to
Super
Ei.giewood,
Super,
permit
loans,
the
demand
well
as
the
stated.
present
lanes,
obtained
were
C
C
■
bank
at
ternational
"
outstanding
possible
and
forces,
firms
and
which
Mr. Swanlund stated.
offset
loss
&
C
T.".
by-operating profits in 1957,
carry-forward
available
for
income
than
Mr. Swanlund
Much
its
off
not
against
corporation's television operations
Western Television division and * .ee
50.4%
T.
of
I.
is
The
years,
C.
by
continue
C
&
syrups.
raiue
power
proauci
payments up to $4,000,000
would
have
received,
transactions
I.
more
of
C.
$4,900,000
of
be
utilization
purposes,
of
subsidiary,
paid
these
for
with
arrangement
The
Of
into
it
Super
Calif. '
i-oi
other
_
in¬
purchase of 100% control
paid $13,700,000 in cash on
deferred
also
several
C
using bonded metal and
at. May wood, N.
J., and Lake Alfred, Fla.
iinance
to
&
..
as.C
and
armed
the
was>
the
to
receive
next
entered
ever
for
Murray
advances
will
subsidiary
$13,500,000.
credit
deal
Murray
the
over
and
of
pinestters on which it
commissions under the original contract.
and
The
v
and
addition,
subsidiary
pinsetter
financial
with
subsidiary,
account
fees
pinsetter
automatic
transaction
pinsetter
the
of
C
Phoenix will
soda
and
terest in the subsidiary, whose accounts were not consolidated in
1956.*
It was disclosed by nester
Sv/anlund, Financial Vice President, that
the $55,000,000- credit
established with the
C.
I.
T.
Corporation
to
finance
,
concentrate,
The
1958,"'
50%
:
.
the
approxi¬
mating $45,000,000.
be
:
Angeles,
scheduled-,
volume
-
orange
subsidiary,
is
1956,
sales
a
it.
however,
cases,
completely of such liabilities
indemnify
products such
'
..
some
to,
-National
>
divisions—bowling, school equipment and
company's history, he added. "If the
"as I confidently expect it will, 1957 wiltthe
in
record
lease
at
,
,
undertake
all
confirmed
installed
install
for
highest
Bensinger
which
to
the
available.
In
.
to divest itself
improved second quarter sales and earn¬
President, stated on July 8.'.'-The exact figures,
not. yet
are
Co.—Earnings Improve— ^
report
ings, B. E. Bensinger,
he
divisions.
made in New York funds.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.Monday, July 22,
The
Ohio. On April 22, 1935, its name was
p. On Jan. 2,; 1943,. the company
con-
plant were located at Pindlay,
chanted to Central itubb-r Co;
price
i:,corpoiut *1 on 3>ec. 4, 1911, and engaged
the business ol manufacturing washing machines. With,
resulting two pl-nts arc only three blocks apart
In Finulay, Ohio, and the principal ofUce of the company is located
just across the street from tue rubber plant. See also V. 18(1, p. 110.
company was
tills consolidation, the
De¬
Co., Lincoln,, Neb.—Registers
Telephone
Central
SEC—To Place Bonds Privately—
bentures With
company
1957,
supplied by amendment.
to the prospectus,
to be
.
the company recently sold $4H4,375 of
additional comuitn stock
to its parent, reiitral Electric & Gas Co.,
and obtained tent itivc commitments for the sale of $1,250,000 of bonds
According
experts 1
u e the proceeds of these
proceeds of tire sale of the debentures,
t the Minnesota properties
of
net book value at date of
transfer
(estimated at $1,903,070), and for (1) the company's con¬
struction expenditures; (2> the making cf temporary advances to sub¬
sidiaries for construction purposes;
(3» investment in stocks of sub¬
sidiaries; and <4) other e I'porave pur. os.a.
Construction expenditures
of the company and its subsidiaries for the 13 months ending Dec. 31,
1958,
including pu chase of ti e Minnesot a pronerties and including
construction therein after acquisition, or? estimated at $8,000,000 and
$15,000,000, respectively.—V. 185, p. 2Jil.
institutional
to
with
together
financings,
for
It
investors.
corporation
the
purcliu.se on <r about. oct. 1, 1953
Southeastern
Telephone Co. at lbeir
the
is
not
operating
an
factoring?.
<2>
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
MAY
AT
one
in
Funded
dent
date.
subsidiary,
of
14,500,000
...
..2.2'.'.6....
debentures
New
—
565.000,000
100,000,000
125,000.000
125,000,000
the
High—
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Net Assets at New
of any quarterend
in
(he fund's
19-year hi; o.y,
totaling. $151,000,754, equal to
$17.65 per share. T is com are'.,
> et
Is ol *134.085,347, equal
to $17.56
per
share, on June 30, J 936.
When adjusted for the 00
cents
per
share capital gains cLstributhui
paid in December, 1950,
the June 3'p 1957asset value per sha.e leprcsents an increase of 4Vo
over
a
year "«go.—V. 135, p. 2799.
30, 1957 w re at the highest level
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (& Subs.)—Earnings—
End el
Weeks
24
char
after
Profits
income
federal
June
1957
taxes
"Adjusted
185,
Chicago
"
2,560,380
1,982,902
$1,926,065
1,156,654
$1.66
$1,546,080
578,327
' $1.34
$1.48
__
North Western Ily.
&
First
Bid—The
$3,528,992
April, 1956.—
reflect two-for-one stock distribution in
I
to
2212.
p.
$4,486,445
$ ,711.9,2
1,156,054
xi
profit
1...
Number of capital shares—,.
Net
V.
1955
$3 93 \ il5
2,222 613
,es„..______.^
Earnings per share.,.
1956
16—
Bank
National
—
of
corporation
prof. stock
the railway company
for an issue of $8,000,000 collateral instalment notes.
The Bank offered an interest rale of 5.5% and a price
will
distributors'
The
the issue
approval of the Interstate Commerce
is subject to
The.proceeds from the financing will be used to purchase the 180,000
outstanding shares of the Litchfield & Madison Ry. Co. at a price of
$44.4444 per share.
The
notes
will be secured
by a pledge of North Western's 4.5Vo
convertible income bonds die 1999
itb .n market value of not less
.
than
of the
150'/,-
value
of
by
U.
than
less
not
the company's option may
at
is
with
Gove Tnicnt obligations
the face value of the
S.
market
a
notes.—V.
of
1007c
.
212.
p.
The not
issue.
new
secured
be
instead
136,
share,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RIL—Equipment Trust
July 1.9 offered $3,000,000 of 4%% non-callable
on
equipment
certificates,
trust
semi-annually
maturing
Feb.
U 1958 to Aug- 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates
priced to yield from 4% to 4.30%, according to matur¬
ity,
awarded to the group
were
July 18
on
its bid of
on
99.687%.
Halsey,
<&
and
rale
Inc.
Co.
43bS.
99.275Vc
bid
for
also
certificates,
the
as
,
tlie
of
Interstate
tlie
of
certificates
subject
ave
authorization
to
Commission.
Commerce
Plan
and
the issue will be provided by 310 hopper cars and 200
estimated to cost $4,150,400.
Associates in the offering are: Drexcl i& Co.; Eastmon Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 166, p. 212.
cars,
Chrysler Corp.—Purchases Venezuelan Assembly Plant
Purchase
Venezuela,
Em ambL 1e
of
Kelley,
Vcczolann,
Chrysler Corp.
or
distributors in .thai
of
passenger
countiy
Vice-President
Jr.,
was
assembly
cars
and
trucks,
announced on July
Chrysler
of
plant
Corp.
and
in
Caracas,
from
a
group
12 by Nicnolas
of
its
President
Export Division.'
Ensamblaje
the
for
1949
Vene/oHina,
Dodge,
Plymouth,
Do
the
Solo
Venezuelan
which
company
and
Chrysler
market,
r.'ll
eon
has
vehicles
tine*
*
The
plant
14-acre
a
and
contains 200,00)
site in Caracas
trucks per
15
day
feet
rqur.re
It
has
of
in
space
ol
since
Caracas
35
and
located
is
passenger
cars
persons.—V.
ICG,
Corp.—Begins Offering of $100,000,on New
Type Bond Plan—This
corporation, the nation's largest consumer and industrial
Series
Debentures
of
$100,000,000
series
The
and
to
plan
of
be sold
over
a
is
continuing period of time.
it is customary for major
unique because
offerings of this size to be marketed at one
through a firm purchase commitment by a group
securities
time
of underwriters.
Initially, C.-I. T. has established seven
series of debentures, bearing a coupon rate of 4%% and
due on July 1 of each year from 1960
through 1966. They
being offered at prices ranging from 100% to 99%,
plus accrued interest, depending upon the maturity date
and to yield 4.75% to 4 89%. Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
are
been
has
named
agent
for
the
sale
and
distribution
of
the debentures.
A
spokesman
C.
I. T. said
^
offered
amount
Julv
on
of
and
sold
over-all
will
15
debentures
is
flexible,
dividends
ferred
registration
not
of
be
any
subject
the debentures of
redeemable
particular
only
company's
will
C.
of
the
be
a
I.
T.
statement
which
option
became
and
continuous
to
intends
purchasers
the
prior
series
the
to
which
limitation
of
series
seven
maturity.
may
the
offering
requirements
prices
for
to
sold
Julv
out
at
the
12,
an
SjcuriUes
J957,
be
The
issued
$100 000 000
based
from
on
The
time
mark"t
company
to
earlier
time
the
conditions
also
and
Exchange
stated that
available maturities suited
vary
iunds.
with
date,
running at least until Ap.il l,
to make
and
filed
effective
unless
one
This
to
the
the
offering
the
and
the
preferences
offered
the
and
company's
right
to
vary
Inc.
Increase
To
—
186,
exemption order
Inc., to purchase
an
Composite Fund,
the $30,000,000 of
4"si&.
first
mort¬
being'.'of lered for public sule by ^Wash¬
Because
of
intercompany affiliations between
one
of the underwriters of the
purchases are prohibited by the
order for exemption is issued by
Ill,
p.
Bond
Stock
<te
Diesel
corporation lias
Fund,
above.—V.
Inc.
Electric
received
$4,800,000
of
B-52
of
aircraft
July
on
183,
667.
p.
The
units
electric
ordered
AC
supply
tems,
Gerald
Corp.—Gov't
Air
S.
amounting
in support
be used
Command, it was
Air
to
Vice-President
Rosenberg,
Contract—
contract-
Force
sets
generator
Strategic
announced
General
and
Man¬
and
DC
to
power
including
ground
to
186,
Air
and
Force
is
equipment
electronic
aircraft's
the
and
fire
pioneer in
a
are
maintain
navigation
which
servicing
expects
tlie
test
radar,
company,
essentially
self-propelled
consisting of engine ariven generator sets wnich
power of a precise nature.
Tlie units are used
by
power-plants
produce
to
by
14
U.
a
lor
the company's Aircraft Equipment Division.
ol
ager
the
sys¬
control.
production of multipurpose
commercial
and
military
aircraft,
for
the
4.
p.
initiate
snipments
under
Continental Can Co., Inc.
Period End. June 3(L—
the
this
late
contract
(& Subs.)
year.—V.
sales
Net
&
oper.
Net operating
Deprec.
-Earnings Lower
1957—6 Mos.—"1956
1957—3 Mos.
-3 Mos.—"1956
$
$
g
271.092,000 263.814.000
rev.
income
31.332,000
g
492.617,000 479,372.000
32,686.000
53.279.000
54,785.000
6,659,000
5.627.000
13,041.000
11,213.000
12,148,000
14,003,000
20,204.000
22,502,000
depletion
r.ndl
Minority interest in inc.
subsidiary
of
Products
to
cents
90
and
Net
243,000
297.000
459,000
509.000
12,282,000
12,759.000
19,575.000
20,561,000
404,000
408.000
808,000
——
11,878,000
12,351.000
18,767.000
19,744,000
outstdg.
11,189,334
11,144.351
11,189.334
11,144,351
income
-
Preferred dividends
services
share
a
of common
106,800 shares
the
on
stock issue;
on the 100,000 shares then
The 6,800 additional shares of common stock outstanding
the
preferred
resulted
primarily1 from conversion of debentures. 7
The company's bat klog
of unfilled orders at
April 30 last,
approximately $3,500,000, unchanged from the. level a year earlier.
was
included the acquisition,'effective May 1, 1957,
of
Photographic Products, Inc. of Anaheim, Calif., manufacturer of
cameras
and
timing devices.' The acquisition was made through a
Coleman subsidiary which now functions under the name of BeattieC'oleman, Inc.
Approximately 75'w of tips subsidiary's sales are - cur¬
rently with commercial customers.
Major
developments
Balance
applicable
'
,
^'817,000
common
Common
stock
shares
to
>
Earnings per com. share
"Includes
which
results
$1.06
Hazel-Atlas
of
merged
were
$1.11
Glass
Continental
with
$1.68
and
Robert
Co.,
Co.
Can
Inc.
$1.77
'
•
Co., Incl
Gair
during
the
last
quarter of the year.
Lucius
General
D.
Clay, Chairman of the Board, who had previously
predicted this decline in per share earnings, attributed it to differing
sales patterns for tlie two first halves.
He also stated that business
activity for the second half is promising and is expected oo put Conti¬
nental's per share earnings for tlie year above the 1956 level.—V. 186,
p.
111.
-
_
production units of the Cole-Vac,
an
airfield vacuum cleaner developed by Coleman for the Air Force.
The first unit is scheduled for delivery to Boening Airplane Company tnis
Is
month.
progressing
now
Mr.
and
Trailer
the
Fruehauf
the
service
airfield
of
four
on
said
Coleman
market
quantity
Cole-Vac,
by
cleaners
Co.,
intends to bid
the government
required
will
which
on
as
pro¬
large
well as
push
The
report
contract
work
Inc.
that
stated
with
United
the
recently
company
Rubber
States
Co.
to
negotiated
complete
a
research
of products to the com¬
The company has agreed with United
the nature of the work until results are
"conceivably could bring
mercial and military markets."
States
not
Rubber
conclusive.—V.
to
185,
disclose
in
to
move
a
installation
prior
to
10471
1.
June
annual
of
011
17,'
to
interest
par
the
to
to
note
communication
of
the
principal;
thereafter, during the year
103'V*-;' thereafter during each ensuing
riod, such premium shall decrease one-hail
after June 1, 1967; in each case, plus accrued
at
p
and
date.
net
proceeds are to be used to pay $32,000 promis¬
and to complete construction program.
bank
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
any
First
mortgage
1,
7_1
bonds,-,
Series
A,
5
B,
5laYt
1905,
March
63.000
300 shs.
31,
incorporated
in
and
was
a
purchase
1957,
there
operate
400 shs.
Washington on Feb.
telephone system.
stations
806
were
300 shs.
400 shs.
-
,
in
an
automatic
20,
dial
operation.
&
<110.000
$1001
(oar
(par $59)
construct,
to
On
Outstanding
$300,000
'
-
preferred stock
BUSINESS—Company
scope.
ve are currently
supply of complete
in the fields where
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
5'p
of
systems
1, 1977, at par
at
days
of
redemption
PROCEEDS—The
sory
30
1961.
corresponding
announced
17
least
at
at
on
the company's option at any In¬
published notice as follows: Prior to
redeemed
be
may
on
1960.
Series
maintenance
and
bonds
eate
1.
Common stock
creation of a systems division
expand its operation in the complete design, manufacture,
July
on
The
1682,
p.
Collins Radio Co.—Creates New Division—
company
sinking fund bonds, series B, due June
(in denominations of $1,000 each).
terest
Offered—
June 7
$63,000 of 51/j».% 20-year first mortgage
offered publicly
June
.
<Sc Co., Seattle, Wash.,
family
new
a
(Wash.)—Bonds
Co.
Telephone
Wm. P. Harper & Son
important
some
undertaken by Coleman.
A company subsidiary. Coleman-Kramer,
will initially assist United States Rubber in completing the research
which
Cowiche
a
aircraft firms and to commercial airports.
In
return
the machine, Coleman will receive a fixed per¬
centage ol' the profit from Fruehauf.
Coleman will continue to do all
design engineering and some production work on Cole-Vac.
sales to the
for developing
to
microwave
panion
and
and
will
transnorizni
probably
systems
a'an
include
are
now
'
o,
ana
incorporating
systems
manufacture
systems
of
this
of
9m
i-->d
certain
not
sort
single
v
include
only
b
■
mc«uU3
design
<*U or s'veral
design
following:
towers
and
erection
"In
of
primary
towers
and
they
addition,
the
of
system,
equipment,
power
as
antennas.
also
may
include
purchase
and
installation
the
the
first
Not
sales
Build
of
of
on
$2,750,000.
a
and Lab—
Plant
New
comoany
July
announced
16
235,000
square
manufacturing
foot
plant
at
Cedar
within the next several weeks. The new facility, which
will house the company's fabrication activities in¬
cluding sheet metal, machine shop,; engineering model shop and painting
and plating departments, will be located on a 90-acre tract, opposite
the
Collins
engineering laboratory.
Occupancy of the new plant is
scheduled for early 1959.
Completion of the grading and foundation
Iowa,
completion
this
Spring.
in
erties
to
year
At
in
of
lease.
On
was
permit
Cedar Rapids
which
earlier
resumption
July
of
of
owned
facilities
>
Collins'
8,
a
15 different prop¬
of 800,000 square feet,
with the balance subject
•
officials announced that the company
construction at Richardson, Texas, a Dallas
feet engineering laboratory, at a cost of
Dallas
immediate
128,000
construction in the
organization totals
and aggregate in excess
represents
'
beginning
suburb,
will
the present time, Collins' Cedar Rapids
5,000.
Collins operations now occupy
of
excess
square
months
for
for
income
This
is
taxes,
to
the
184,
over
Rooert
Dr.
first
but
p.
profit
1197*
a
half
before
increase
HB'c
a
with record net.
increase in net
1"57
ot
reports
according
$145,000—V.
of
K. cuuer, r*icsiu« no.
1956.
Net profit, after
preferred
the
over
1956
stock dividends, is
six-months net
first
2624.
Daystrom Inc.—Establishes Canadian Mfg. Unit—
ing
Westphal
all
Ltd.,
to handle sales,
electronic
products
Daystrom
Westphal,
International Division,
several
"We
Daystrom,
of
William
by
electronic
for
of
manufacture
announced
otablishment
that it will begin construction
six
1956,
36,574,000
Establishment
and
Mr.
This
of
were
provision
profit
first
corporation
half
$318,000.
Daystrom
system."-
To
of
the
this
685.000,
of
equipment such as batteries and diesel engine genera¬
of the
radio equipment and perhaps other pur¬
chased telephone terminal equipment; operational performance testing
of the installed communication system, and maintenance and operation
installation
the toll lines connecting to the Pacific Telephone
185, p. 2800.
owns
Cutter Laboratories—Reports Record Net Sales—
Ending
primary power
tors;
company
Telegraph Co. at Yakima.—V.
sideband
the
including required buildings,
well as the selection of the
ladlo equipment required to pei-tumi ate expected service; engineering
site surveys; construction of access roads and buildings; purchase and
the
of
The
subsequent ex-
transmission.
data
and
These
systems.
"Communication
half
1959.
.series
reserves
at
Fund,
July 12. has issued
of
1987,
approximately
50.
Inc.—Gross and Net Up—
outstanding.
In fiscal 1956, prior to
income was $99,483, or 99 cents u share
work
The
p.
on
last year.
stock
upon
authorization.
Commission,
York City.—V. 178,
New
accounted for 23Vo of the
past year's volume, up from 217a
a year earlier.
Revenues from cost-'
plus-fixed-fee contracts made up the remaining 77T.
Net income after all charges amounted to $118,136, equal after pre¬
Rapids,
for
.t
-
finance company, on
July 15 instituted a public offering
debentures to be issued in various
each
to
L. Morgan Craft, Vicc-Fresiu »:
*
s
.
engaged and expect to expand our operations in the
lio.
p.
and
Composite
communications
employs 375
and
g
..
the Marine
at
pursuant to said plan.—V. 184, p. 423.
$3,680,176
This
C. I. T. Financial
000
in
made
Gross income in the fiscal year ended
April 30, 1957 was slightly
higher than in the preceding year, T. C. Coleman, President, said on
July 18. Net. income also registered a small increase..
Gross
income
in
fiscal
1957
totaled
$3,808,877,
compared
with
products
these
on
corporation
$200,000
Income taxes
under
activities
those
floor
capacity
a
assembling
been
Chrysler direction ami wT d o coetin m di t.'b fion of
through its network of dealers in Venezuela.
on
York
New
be
Sept. 10 will consider Incentive Stock Option
release from pre-emptive rights 50,000 common shares to
to
issued
be
duce,
for
Security
gondola
of
stockholders
The
Stock
&
this
Consolidated
City Products Corp.—Stock Option Plan—
Work
Stuart
Issuance
Payment will
dividends.
accrued
outstanding.
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and asso¬
Pfd.
has called for redemption on July 2.9, 1957 the entire
outstanding $1.50 cumulative preferred stock at $20.25 per
plus
Bond
Commission,—V.
See
in
Co. of New York—To Redeem
Casualty
Midland Trust Co.
net
,
ciates
balances,
company
of
g
'
33,116,160 198,213,804 192,220,802
factoring
Coleman Engineering: Co.,
Commission.
9,156,441 shs.
11,000,000 shs.
-
Up—
1957—24 Wks.—1956
.
Composite Fund, Inc.—To Add to Holdings—
.
value—
par
share) .h,
Sales
"'g'
purchasing companies ana
Murpliey Favre, Inc., their
C'ompuny Act unless an
This
bejnade.
Award of
per
the
credit
Citizens
No public leoflering of the notes
lor the notes.
$6.20
addition,
$0.98
1957—4 Wks.—1956
two
the
100,000.000
100,000,000
500,000 shs.
None
-.
value)
par
Inc.—Current
it was announced
exceed
bonds,
subsidiaries owed manufacturers' and
part
represented by non-negotiable
notes, which aggregated $56,102,181.
'
(The amount of short-term notes changes from day to day in the
ordinary course of business.
The amount shown includes $88,110,000
payable in Canadian dollars.
xAll
Canadian
dollar
figures
shown are without adjustment ior
exchange premium of approximately 4.7'<s at May 31, 1957.
SThis amount includes $22,100,000 of funded
debt of subsidiaries,
of which $500,000 (Canadian dollars) is guaranteed by the corporation.
lilf all shares of common stock reserved for options to employees are
issued, 9,418,086 shares will be outstanding.—V. 186, p. 3. -■
•In
submitted the only b;d received liy
at par
(without
(without
value
stated
issue
Notes Bring Singly
Chicago on July 15
stock
Common
.;
„
Serial
Stores,
Investment
Junior subordinated indebtedness of the
Net assets on June
2,622.102
$0.99
share-,-
gage bonus, due July 1,
ington Water Power Co.
565,000,000
„■......
...
to
not
Senior subordinated indebtedness of the
corporation
$2,647,240
2,622.102
outstanding-—
33,000,23G
permitting
100,000,000
_
9' 172,000'
2912.
p.
The SEC,
38,400,000
■*
.
--
>
■
■
2,657,000
2,640.000
$2,674,098
shares
Composite
$14,500,000
88,400,000
by the corporation (Canadiandollars)
debt of subsidiary..
Funded
■
Holdings in Utility Firm—
guaranteed
Superior funded debt of the corporation;
Oiitstaiiding L
i
....
5,470,240'
»
1956,
221,000
Sales
,t 147,100,000
$S$47,100.000
said
$171,000;
taxes
Colonial
t$$873,682,000
from said date—.. —7— debt, portion due within one
from
year
1957,
Earnings per common
—V. 185, 1>. 2912.
165,
192.220,802
5,535,093
profit
Common
•
(includ-
:
income
—V.
year
Funded
incomei.___
on
income
on
$
than
less
taxes:
Period End. June 15—
Outstanding
Authorized
subsidiaries due
of
"Notes
State
(GIVING
1957
31,
deferred
taxes
FINANCING)
PRESENT
TO
Federal
•$225,000)
creditors' life reinsurance
and reinsurance.
(3) writing of
and
lng
provision for taxes
for
•
.
198,213,805
:
Profit before
Provision
"r
June 15,?5c June 16/56
>
.
_
Net- sales
lesser extent of ordinary life insurance
to a
CONSOLIDATED
.
.
Net
has
It
company.
wholly-owned subsidiaries engaged in and presently expected
to continue in the following principal businesses:- (1) specialized forms
of instalment financing, including ceitain related insurance and other
activities;
Stores Inc.- -Reports Higher Profits—
24 Weeks Ended—
to its
working funds
additional
furnishing
numerous
and
Colonial
t
debentures
-series
for
range
of any
neLproeeed* to the corporation fromwill be used .primarily -ior refunding
PROCEEDS—--The
and
BUSINESS—Tlie
filed a registrant Statement with the SEC on July
covering $l,750.ooo o/ c nvevti le subordinated debentures,'
due July 1, 1972, to be offerel for public sale through an underwriting
group beaded by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Loewi & Co.
The dividend
rate, public offer, ng price and underwriting terms arei
This
15,
any
offering
the
thevsale- of'
other debt;
subsidiaries, to be'
used by them In
the ordinary course of business for the purpose of
purchasing receivables and for other corporate purposes. The Corpora-;
lion
cannot
presently determine what amounts will be- furnished to
particular subsidiaries and wludher such amounts will be furnished by
loans, contributions to capital or otherwise. In the first instance, the
major portion of such funds will be made' available to the automobile
financing and industrial financing subsidiaries.
:
principully in
which
at
terminate
Both projects are the initial phase of the:ca:r?anj1s:Tongplans for facilities expansioh and consolidatioh;—V. 235, p: 2800.
$1,700,000.
of the series debentures are being offered, to
or all series, and- to add or substitute
scrios debentures of.other-series which may-be established in the future.»
the
the
Bluffton
•
1957
(316)
4
of
of
July
011
of
15.
the
service
in
assembly
Canada
American
was
firm's
*
outlined an expansion program that will lead to the
a
manufacturing facility in the Toronto area employ¬
people and capable of turning out electrical and
hundred
instruments
are
President
now
Canadian
lor
established
Daystrom.
here
next
Our
to
step
industry.
provide
will
be
sales
tlie
and
service facilities
assembly
of Daystrom
quickly as possible. By 1960. we
plan
to
have
a
large-scale
Canadian
manufacturing
operation
in
Toronto to supply the growing Canadian market," Mr. Westphal said.
equipment,
and this will be started
Daystrom,
Toronto
for
Ltd.,
either by
has
also
of
customers
"do-it-yourself"
kits
mail order
established
Duystrom's
a
sales
and
Heathkits.
service
These
center
in
electronic
available directly from Daystrom, Ltd.,
at the service center, Mr. Westphal announced.
are
or
as
now
products will still be handled in part
Westphal said.
."However, Daystrom, Ltd.,
Daystrom's Weston electronic
by
will
Northern
sell
Electric,
Mr.
original equipment manufacturers
and handle special
orders."
Aircraft equipment made by Daystrom Pacific and Daystrom
Transicoil will also be sold through Daystrom, Ltd.
The manufacture
to
•
Volume 186
Number 5657
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
■
(317.)
i
■
of
such
highly
technical
and accelerometers
—V.
18G,
aircraft
and
is contemplated
111.
p.
guided
missile
items
as
gyros
Empire District Electric Co.—Plans Expansion—
early development in Canada,
an
as
This
,
$30,000,000
Deltec
Investment
Development
S. A.
Debentures—
See
Fire
its
common
Thrift
stock,
Plan,
granted
together
pursuant
with
the
the
to
company's
190,000
1957
•"
.
Stores Corp.—June Sales
Period End. June 30—
$2,920,471
—V,
185,
of
uses
Inc.—V.
■
Fire
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$2,869,964
$33,786,313 $30,483,502
The
1982.
debentures
would
reimbursing,
in
between
April
bentures
whole
would
1,
,
net
profit
ings
of
of
reports
•V.
for
for
treasury
date
the
183,
proceeds
to
generating
common
for
the
for the first
similar
nine
expenditures
from
the
made
is..-ue
of
*
de¬
period
in
ended
30,
1957,
in
fiscal
similar
which'includes
tensive
supporting
furnace
with
announced
that
banks
six
to
annual
an
to
annual
to
it
.aid
has
arranged
in
well
as
cold
as
rolling
and
ex¬
electric
30-ton
new
a
mill
arc
the enlarged
based
facilities will add
current
on
$50 000,000.
The
prices.
accounts
M.
loan
new
sales
funds
last
an
1955,
a
when
1962,
to
be
tc
term
the
the
the
due
for
loan
will
be
and
June
30,
in
semi-annual
of
new
higher
of
loan
he
Net
revolving
term
19
Dunk
debentures.
sales
of
June
its
this
30,
and
company
1957
for the
Upon
subsidiaries
for
$121,519,396.
as
its
amounted
to
corresponding half-year of
Virden, Chairman and President
profit for the period was $6,586,156,
as
with
compared
$7,459,750.
credit
completion
share
earnings are based on the 1.838,044
standing at the close of each period.
"The
dollar
sions
of
and
material
Division
For
of
the
profit
than
net
also
sales
$1.92
of
185,
of
in
of
$3.58
1956.
capital
greater
a
of
The
stock
out¬
decline
share
a
$3,698,980,
$2.01
with sales
share for the
a
2213.
p.
Period End. June 30—
$8,603,966
185,
1957—6 M'os.—1956
$8,053,901
$47,435,492 $42,589,799
It
preferred
nounced
stock,
July 17.
on
tiations
with
Kayser
in
Paul
Kayser,
President,
an¬
The board also authorized nego¬
institutional
investors
for
the
said
of
additional
the
185
tomers,
and
cubic
and
issues
of
file
to
B
common
the
registration
state¬
of
ratio
and
at
later
subscribed
a
headed
group
connection
January,
of
with
El
the
company filed
for a certificate
construction
feet
July
cn
5.
of
natural
facilities
gas
per
an
appli¬
of
public
deliver
to
day
to
its
of
record
other
debentures
Aug.
on
terms
of
The
first
date.
for
the
are
by White,
the
26,
to
redemption
sinking
fund
interest.
Co.—V.
common
stock
and
any
into
April
Uranium
Corp.,
Austin,
111.
p.
Nev.
V.'185,
1885.
p.
Offering
Suspended—
See
converted
to
but
not
stock
stock
after
of
the
(200 shares
the
close
the
at
company
of
of
Mines,
Inc.
above.—V,
180.
1873,
p.
is
at
the
Pittsburgh 30,
MrJlpr. NiRrr.al
Pa.—V.
135, p.
2214.
Net
share
income
For
of
on
the
share
Net
185,
Dec.
months
for the
as
in
with
1956
series
186,
the
start
at
of
the
regular
to
car
$6,334,315
$6,195,208
being
Muhwah,
N.
31, 1956.—V.
1957
for
was
185, p.
of
1957
$1.56
net
amounted
stock then
year
amounted
to
income
to
$1.40
outstanding.
amounted
comparable
to
to
period
$24,318,last year.
$40,500,000, compared to $37,800,000
assembly
line
final
in
will
built
be
assembled
July
on
Mahwah.
at
Corsair
at
Somerville, Mass.
Calif., also started production
and, San Jose,
Koehring Co. below.—V.
185,
p.
1385.
years
ago.
in
factory*'
Brazil—
lo
•
'■<■(>.
e'ro.
a
B""zii, to expand this
'
company's
subsidiary,
Gardner-Denver
of
Brazil.
S,
A.,
said.
plant, is; expected to reach full capacity producing some parts
for and assembling drills,
pumps, compressors and air tools for mining,
construction, petroleum and general industry.
The company has other
plants-at Quincy, 111.; Denver, Colo.; Grand
Haven
and
Reed
stock,
Ont.;
and
City,
M'ich.;
La
Johannesburg,
Grange,
S.
Mo.;
Africa.—V.
Dalles,
185,
Tex.;
Wood¬
1637.
p.
General Aniline & Film
Full
scale
operation
of
The
installation
now
Aniline's
located.
Products
pound
surfactant
company's
providing
This
Of
July
on
15.
and
Plants
in
July 15.
on
'
'
.
production
of
to
FWD
net, proceeds
for
charter
and
awarded
Neenah,
with
the
and
5.15
$250,000
other
corporate
to
are
arrangements
be
for
used
for, groups;
corporate
for. additional
contracts
Wis.,
The
Heineman
of
of his
board
the
Mr.
of
H.
of
part
use
Meyer Construction
the
Co.,
served
Mr.
building
new
is
member
a
of
the
temporarily
Franklin
Stores
.
—
of
the
the
of
Board
of
Board
Directors
of
FWD
since
Executive
and
166, p. 213,.
.
Up—
1957—Month—1956
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$2,638,462 $37,519,416 $34,321,871
2913.
n.
Fruchanf
The
Co.
Trailer
Fruehauf,
280't
above
order
In
dividend
record
President,
truck
commercial
its
—
Commercial
on
trailer
July
on
backlog
backlog
15
Truck
on
July
1,
195 7
was
the
Trailer
company's
approximately
on
conserve
Forms New Engineering Dept. for Missile Contracts—
To
handle
ticularly in
steadily
government contract work — par¬
missile field—Fruehauf Trailer Co. has formed
Development Engineering Department
in the
and
Missile Products Division, it was announced on July 19.
Fruehauf, President, pointed out that in June, Fruehauf's Missile
Products
Division
control
186,
had
booked
vans,
a
were
aircraft
Research
in
tile
and
record
$9,300,000
in
for missile containers,
refueling
trailers,
and
government
new
missile guidance
missile
Grosse
Development
Pointe
Engineering
woods
Sector
surfactants
in
Mr.
at
Dinkins
«d^i-
surfactant
plant
being
are
in
t.anspo.'ted
Linden,
by
N.
Ai.moua,
it
1
a.
ship
from
J.,
Oalu.
Linden
the
corporation
Fsaanent:
0
.
income subordinated debentures, c!uo
n„,.
•, 1
the principal amount of debentures for' caJi
£s
j? t in
of
'
StOck.
debentures
new
the
and
admitted
were
preferred
Manufacturers
trustee
for
$7,000,000
tures due June
stock
Trust
Co.,
5Ms fa-
of
treat¬
:
;
.
'
»
Inc.,'
Co.,
a
$.100
oasis of $140
preferred
of
par
J
to
the
list) of the
suspended
was
York,
New
cumulative
1, 1987.—V. 185,
N.
York
New
Stock
dealings
irom
has
Y.,
been
on
appointed
suoorchnutod
income
deben¬
2 .71,
p.
General Instrument Corp.—Earnings & Sales Up—
This
corporation on July 15
anno need
earnings .position of approximately
dollars
for
three
same
similar
fiscal
quarter
leiTd
quarter
a
May
31,
of
in
its
million
a
1957)
over
the
months
last year. Sales s ow)G a
24T increase over the
period. Current projections for the first fiscal six months,
1956
based
first
the
Improvement
an
before-iax
orders
in
hand, • Indicate ""o timing prosre s and sub¬
stantially higher •earnings than for the first half of 1956." Martin
Eencdek, Board Chairman, stated.
Earnings for the firstj quarter this
ear were $161,454 before taxes
rand $77,454 after taxes, equal to six c nti 1 er share on 1,373,273
shares outstanding, compared with a loss of $84,355
for the similar
; 1956
period.-Sales for the three mont 3 were $7,012,565, compared
on
with
$5,668,079
(he
in
for
rise
sharp
period
the
the
like period last
earnings for this
in
radio-TV
company's
section
of
wider diversification,
through
acquisitions
venr.
year's
the
fi'*st
electronics
in
in dust ri
1
quarter—the
low
Industry—reflects
and
niiliuary elec¬
tronics.
both
and
new
nrorlrct
cte-'elopment,
Mr. Benedek stated. This year's figures include 3ales and
earnings of
Micamold Electronics Manufacturing Cor -, and
I. «. Farhy Ltd. of
Canada, both acquired after the clov of the first 1959 quarter. They
do
not
include
Instrument
those
acquired
of
a
Radio
Receptor
controlling
Co.,
interest
Inc.,
in
in
April,
which
General
1957.—V.
185,
2802.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
Operating
Operating
Federal
1957—Month—1956
$1,839,378- *■$).767.803
revenues
1,125,906
1,074.861
taxes
218,000
241,464
expenses
income
1957—5 Mos—1956
$8,976,132
$8,554,803
5.421,59,7
LIBl.OQ'O
fj 5,109,243
11218,019
Other
operating
taxes—
172,287
148.493
COD.61^9
Net
operating
income
$323,185
$302,985
$1,563,920
$1,491,726
249,817
243,223
1,195,676
1,205,349
Net
after
—V.
185,
charges
pp.
2914
735,815
j
and 2802.
General Telephone Co. of
Period End. May 31—
Operating
Operating
expenses.—,
Federal
income
Department will
Detroit,
Midi.—
Net
operating
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$904,328
$832 657
$4,441,631
$4,026,140
548,003
<P7,452
2,615,653
2,418,869
115,500
("24,080
545,000
73,394
68,309
338.023
344,603
$165,931
$151.°9'!
$843,955
117,611
t^xes—
operating
Ohio—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
revenues
ill 133
607.572
$717,668
526,017
117,000
taxes
of
$9,040,923
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$49,538,585
$45,823,234
Ne*
after
185,
income
p.
2913.
Gardner-Denver
2914
and
1
by this company of the plant of the Camfield
at
Grand
Haven,
Mich.,
was
announced
on
Co.
V.
of
Leece, Gardner-Denver President,
Camfield,
,
and
2802.
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Operating
revenues.,
1957—Mont'"—1956
expenses
Federal
Co.—Acquires Michigan Plant—
'
charges
pp.
Operating
185,
owner
points,"
expanse"'
large storage
a
of
this
into
Other
(& Subs.)—June Sales Off—
1957—Month—1956
$3,643,442
Gifforcl
this
company's
surfactants
merger
—V.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
Period End. June 30—
ing
in
the
at
launching
112.
p.
Sales
—V.
distribution
step
aimed
multi-plant
•
new
located
V.
of
increasing
the guided
Research
n'ew
Rov
steps
major
Period End. May 31—-
that
announced
Jan.
1,
1957.
cash, the directors have declared a 2% stock
the common stock, payable
Sept. 3, 1957 to holders of
7, 1957.-
to
Aug.
field
me°ns
subsidiary, was approved by sharehol lers on July 11.
part of the merger, the outstandin
p
•" rr '
"k *' Tenor *1 Cigar
will be exchangeable? intd rk nevf'dssu.c of $7,000,000 5!L>:7
cumulative'
p.
Backlog Up 280% in Half Year—
Roy
b"
wholly-cwncd
The
$2,827,318
-
185,
Important
surfactant
is
"Allpal"
and
As
.
Chairman
as
Corp.—June Sales
Period End. June 30—
Sales
nationwide
"Igcpal"
another
vice
where
plant
'multi-million
ne v
II.
as a member and
this company because of the
Chicago <fc North Western Ry.
of Kenilworth, 111., to succeed
Committee of the Minneapolis <fc St. Louis RR.—Y-
—V.
and
the
sc
chemicals
,
Inc.,
Elected—
Lyons
capacities.
had
Lyons
of
Franklin
both
in
Heineman
1954.
in
improved
tract
55-acre
this
.
The
July 16 resigned
on
Directors
of
Chairman
as
elected
has
the Board
Chicago
Board
duties
Heineman
Mr.
Is
en
represents
program
and
in
July, 15.
Co.—Expands Facilities—
Edward
to
will
also
Chairman of
W.
unit
new
with
the
cot/lone
"Igepal" tvpe.
Further chemical
ment of the "Igepals" produces "Aiipals."—V, 186, p. 5.
v
purposes.
sub-assembly work.
Ben
this
of
produced
clkylpl
are
establishment of
nonionic
for
heavy-duty tasks,
press
facility
facilities
nonionic
The
blockword and foundation, and to Distributors,
Wis., for prefab work on the new structure,
Mr.
Larnino
announced
that FWD,
which makes specialized four
and
six-wheel-drive
trucks
for transport,
ready-mix, highway main¬
tenance, utility, logging, oilfield, flrefighting. snow plowing and other
Chairman
at
In
addition,
the company is
cons ructing
at Linden,
N.
J.,
an
ethylene oxiae-ethylene glycol plant.w" la
,o-al ca-iant" 0' 60 million
pounds a year.
Ethylene oxide is re cted with alk- pNmrls to form
President—manufacturing.
of
plant
California.
(N. Y.)—Files—
is expanding its warehouse facilities with the addition
8,000-square-foot building scheduled to be completed by
was
announced on July
17 by Philip A. Larnino, Vice-
it
surfactant
new
General Cigar Co., Inc.—Merger Approved, etc.—-
company
1,
being
now
expansion
capacity
the
Bulk
1
■
filed a letter of notification
preferred stock
(par $500)
12
shares
the
capital
new
a
Corp.—Completes New Unit—-
corporation's
occupies
part
high
pns?
"
new
customers
Exchange
of
this
City, .Ky,, is now under a \ it was anuoun'-el on July 19
by Philip M. Dinklns. Vlce-President-G meral Manager of the com¬
pany's Dye,stuff and Chemical Division,
'
Purchase
See
two
r
1747.
Emhart Manufacturing: Co.—Sells Business of Division
Gardner-Denver
capital
the
of
Letee
tlonal
assembly
per
outstanding.
of
213.
p.
corporation
The
reported
dividends,
this
the
30,
division
The
and
J.,
production on Ford's new mediumintroduced early this Fall.
four series in a t->tal of 18 models.
be
produced
Pacer series
Four Wheel Drive Auto
be
dividends,
he said.
first
,
plant
•
the
1957—6 M'os.—1956
$1,443,012
company's
of
end
be
are
revolving. fund
and
currently
company
stock
common
months
$22,500,625
June
stock
stock
the
preferred
first six
of June 30,
ended
preferred
common
the 534,741 shares of
compared
of
six
period
which, after
on
sales
Backlog
as
the
after
shares of
same
$891,145
per
for
equivalent,
575,967
industry.
new
new
a
type suvfacants.
"Completion of
(Mich.)—Produces Edsel Model—
off
and
involyed.,
Co.—Reports Increase in Earnings—
$1,021,792
of
tools,
feet
GenertT
redeemed
or-
devices.
Elliott
been
•
the
of
The
stock
common
-
1957—Month—1955
contracts. These contracts
Al-Kem
for
air
Calvert
stock
(par 10 cents* to be offered in units,of
share of each, class of stock at $500.10 per unit. No underwriting
ope
a
—
equipment
expansion
produces
space, is located in a new outlying industrial dis¬
city.
consignment of machine tools and other equipment- has
shipped from the U. S. and will soon be installed in the new
trict
and
stock
company's
Eldorado
the
Gardner-Denver
turing and office
<
*
10,
common
..
common
common
produced
covering
585
'shares of common
deben¬
underwrit¬
an
future
stated.
will
The
Mr.
through
186,
of
for
manufacturing facilltgs there was announced July 3 by
Leece, President.
plant, containing approximately 22.000 square feet of manufac¬
The
on Aug.
15, 1957 all of its
subordinated-debentures due
.
up
Mellon Square,
SEC
Kayser said,
offerings to be de¬
proposed
preferred
&
holders
1957,
expected to be sold
Weld
.on
of
also
Foreign Inclusive Tour Experts, Inc.
an
cus¬
allow
company's
Gifford V.
Registration
-
See
\
Paso's
filed
to
—
-
'
passenger
Louisville, Ky.,
per
subscribe
termined
in
and
a
separate application to deliver
100
day to Southern California Edison Co.
subject to the registration becoming effective,
gas
stock
used
Commission
for
cubic
plans,
tures not
ing
Power
subsequently
feet
be
In
programs.
rights to
the
will
necessity
million
company
offer
with
expects
company
Federal
and
million
The
the
expansion
with
convenience
to
the
August, and that the offering of the debentures
stock 'will probably be made late next month.
Proceeds
current
the
1958
Edsel
Citation
sale,
early
preferred
cation
Co.,
Ranger
The
pri¬
vately, of $60,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds,
Mr.
for
1957
be
may
Edsel
signaled
The
El
Paso Natural Gas Co.—Plans
$130,000,000 in New
Financing—The directors have authorized the filing of a
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange
Commission covering the proposed issue and sale of
$00,000,000 of convertible debentures, and $10,000,000 of
ment
14.
driven
was
New
first
..
.
.
2214.
first
plant
for
2913.
p.
tj
pro<*"ctipn facilities at Q lincy, Ili.; Denver,
LaOrange, Mo.; Road City, Mich.; Dallas. Woodstock, Ont.; Johannes¬
burg, S. Africa; and Rio de Janei o, Brazil.
'•
-
.
Inc., of Green Bay,
1957—Month—1956
Sales
pneumatic
of
Keller Tool became a
Gardner-Denver also has
Vice-
Flshman Co., Inc.—June Sales Off—
185, p.
Aug.
and
compared
as
or
factor."
$62,941,006
of
factory of the Camfield Conipan.',. which discontinued operations
Haven last October, is V^ant and
readdy. available for such
Other
Divi¬
contributing
a
and
company
Division
Present employment of Keller To-1 ;is f
lightly more than 450 people.
of the new facilities
„dl not increase this total
immediately,
company officials said.
went
than
Eaton
several
aggregated
Ind.,
j
-
$1,382,520
working
margins
was
net
or
shares
other
square
Acquisition of
Executive
Trainer,
.
convertible
are
Ford Motor Co.
with
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—June Sales Increased—
—V.
1
accrued
Period End. June 30—
months
equivalent
share
a
the
Purchase
.
effective
Saks
a
quarter
profit
six
compared
year ago. reflecting higher labor
said.
"The five-week strike at the
Eaton's
1956.—V.
the
or
experienced
profit
Virden
March
$3,530,924,
and
of
that
Mr.
the
quarter,
totaled
quarier
earnings
was
narrower
costs."
in
June
$60,256,836
June
half
sales
somewhat
were
Axle
not
first
reason
volume
the
1956, according to John
$4.06
or
JE.
J.
Nobleiville,
Corp., Jackson, Miss.
called
share
per
(M. II.)
previous
and
Net
share
15,
'
$122,240,135
C.
July
plant "in
debenture).
& Trust
priced
all of
and
near
Grand
Mp.
installments
$1,000,000
a
Spring
.
convertible
and
Aug.
on
Debenture,i
Manufacturing: Co.—Sales and Earnings Decline
'
a
The
at
17, have unanimously voted
this company of the Reliance
Eureka Casualty Co. ani to
the
manufac¬
»
-
—V.
Eaton
con¬
Stores,
takes
.-aid.
July
on
subordinate
by
lias
bfo
$5
$1,000
per
September,
revolving credit will represent the
company's sole outstanding term debt, Mr. Curley said,—V. 185, p. 2913.
ended
rnd
feet
square
of
property will given the company a total of
of manufacturing,
office, research and storage
space in one location,
in add.tic n, Keller Tool i
prcsentlv operating
a small
assembly plant ancl a research and development
laboratory, at
other sites here.
These operations will
p-obably be transferred to the
newly purchased plant, Mr. Leece indieaed.
July
into
merger
air
debentures
The
$4,090,009
a
19G0,
of
Tool
Acquisition
143,000
the. i'irst
declared
was
104,-jc/c
business
rate
added
a
agreement
banks
same
in
redemption
convertible
the
date
until
called
outstanding 4VzrU
step,
loan
same
continue
corporation
this
that
with
is
company
at
The
•
was
repaid by
commitment
explained
approved.
$5,000,000 is iq be represented
additional
The
cf
Philadelphia
rubber
outstanding
—V.
President,
arrangement made
$4,000,000
September,
loan
the
and
feet
sqmr e
Firth Sterling: Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
year
receivable.
Curley,
the place of
The
for
Department
$20 million
some
Net
working capital to carry anticipated larger inventories and
to
undisclosed
an
Philadelphia—Proposed Merger—
announced on
wr.s
of
Mississippi
(par $1),
an
capacity of 30,000 tons.
sales
almost
Sendzimir
new
a
equipment
Eastern expects that
John
Federated
Statement Becomes Effective—
in
company
of
of
The
registration statement file t with the SEC
.covering
a- proposed
issue
of
10,000,000
shares
totaled $8,841,the nreviou*
year
period
4,,20u
2073.
or
First
-
195G.
the
the
financing, when
anticipated future increase in production and sales.
is in the final stages of ts $3,000,000 plant expansion
necessary,.its
level
for
in the industry built solely for the pro¬
springs,
v
Airide springs produced at the Firestone
plant will be offered as
optional equipment on. several 1958 model cars.—rV. 185, p. 2J13.
1968
corporation on July 1G
-additional -$5,000,000 loan with
to
purchase,
y
April
are
property adjoins the main plant of the Keller
Gardner-Denver Co.
It will
be used
to consolidate
of
Keller
hoists
•
agreement
an
facility
duction
Stainless Steel Corp.—Arranges Bank Loan—
This
more
division
a
company's new Airide
into full scale production on
President, has announced,
The
Eastern
amounted
to
2913.
p.
Co.
p.
The
2012.
p.
months
nine months of
compared with $6,157,141
year.—V. 184, p. 2439.
or
is
The
of
purpose
building containing C8,000
Also Acquires Factory
finance
after
373.
The
operations
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Spring Plant—
preferred
$324,545,
program,
Stores, Inc.—Unit Expands—
contracted
Association of
approve
at
provision of $393,-455 for Federal income
dividends to $1.48 per share on 258,480
stock outstanding... This compares with net earn¬
or
$1.27 per share on 255,996 shares of common
after
outstanding
Net sales
its
the
and
available.—V.-134,
$382,118
of
equal
shares
sold
a
facilities, a locker room and laboratory
building.
Indicated
purchase
price
was
Camfield
Division
The
name of
the surviving compamy to Reliance Insurance Co.
special meeting of stockholder will be called Lcp';. 12, 1957 to voto
on
the approval of the agreement of
merger an:1 change of name.—•
Corp.—Reports Higher Profits—
corporation
taxes,
stock
1957.
become
l>uro-Te*t
part,
or
former
is
Inclu.el
office
■
local
204.
p.
transfer
space.
storage
Tool
181,
change the
be
proceeds from
the
issue
would
be
used
by Duke
part"of the construction cost of adnitlons to its eieetr.c
transmission, and distribution facilities and also for the
This
The
Merger—
below.—V.
bidding.
Tne
,
an
adjacent
$160,000.
"A
This company, it was announced on
July 16, h".S filed an application
with
the
Federal
Power
Commission
seeking
authorization
to
issue.
due
has
Straus
V; The directors, it
to
debentures
Straus
&
185,
'Insurance
$50,000,000 of
Philadelphia
the
plus
space
consolidation moves,
Duke Power Co.—Seeks to Issue Debentures—
competitive
attract
in
manufacturing
turing
2913.
p.
the
building that will be most advantageous
development of downtown Brooklyn."
tinued
2912.
p.
must
build
Up—
1957—Month—1956
Sales
of
and
years
to
property
Abraham
1
Diana
185,
six
plans
formerly occupied by the Namm-Loeser Co. in
Brooklyn, N. Y., Sidney L. Solomon, A&S President, an¬
nounced on July 17.
The property is owned by the Arabec Corp.
According to Mr. Solomon, "surveys will be made to determine the
shares
common
next
it
downtown
212.
p.
&
the
sum,
company on July
12 filed a registration statement with the
covering Thrift Certificates evidencing options to purchase
190,000
of
the
investors.—V.
Association
Abraham
Employee
in
Federated Department
Diamond Alkali Co.—Registers With SEC—
underlying the certificates.—V. 186,
facilties
new
Involved
of
that
reported
production facilities.
Bank, Plaza 5, de Mayo, Panama, Republic of Panama.
This
shares
month
Eureka Casualty Co.—Proposed
-
SEC
this
Redeem
The
company has called for redemption on Aug. 31, 1957, all of its
outstanding five-year 6r'« debentures, series A. due Dec. 31, 1961 at
105'v
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase
Manhattan
of
$18,000,000 from
To
—
earlier
company
5
income
Other
Net
$1,715,700
$9,576,700
$8,075,620
1,469,688
1.079 346
6.306.3P2
5,069,349
211,000
2't O"o
l,!44.o'oo
1,154,507
145,641
109.569
618,254
517,377
$280,78-5. $1,508,064
$1,334,387
tr.xes
operating
operating
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$2,121,293
taxes
Manufactur¬
July
Titus Haifa,
11
by
Chicago,
-
Net
after
—V.
184,
income
charges
p.
821.
.
$294,964
198,951
220.E41
1,028,569
1,114,749-
'
'
Chronicle.. .Monday, July
The Commercial and Financial
6
22, 1957
(?.r.)
portion of the proceeds for the acquisition
excess will be added to general funds and
used fer such corporate purposes as the management may determine.
The company was organized under Delaware law on June 20, 1957,
by Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co. for the- purpose Of engaging in
exploration for and the production of oil and gas, though primarily
By
of its
exchange
'
expire
(EDT.i on Aug.
York 15, N. Y„
15,
for
corporation does not intend
to extend the preferred stork
offer beyond Aug. 14, 1957.
Any Peninsular preferred stock
or
hereafter
deposited
for exchange
may,
upon
written
The
185,
The
See
May 31,
1957
period
a
overall
sales
sales
were
year
ago,
for
six
first
the
this
of
months
1956
of
the first six months
for
This represents $3,38 per share
"Exclusive of the earnings of our
also added,
He
earnings
estimated
$5,814,861.
were
4'/4S.
million
show
due
to
Dual
mark
dollar
pointing
to
record-breaking
for
a
The
General Tiro soared over the $200
half-year's business for the first time. In
sales,
passenger car
Securities & Co.;
St. Peter's Con¬
—V.
recently called for redemption as of July 15. 1957, $10,000
of first mortgage serial bonds dated Jan. 15, 1950 at 100#.
Payment
was made at the First National Bank, West Bend, Wis.—V, 171, p. 751.
This
July
sales
With SEC
Gibbs & Hill, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
filed
a
formation
of
subsidiary
new
a
developing
and
announced
been
by E.
corporation
the
for
rubber plantation
President.
a
purpose
Guatemala,
in
of
has
planting of high-yield, disease-resistant hevea trees.
Clearing of the land and development of the plantation
immediately, Mr. Thomas said.—V. fB5, p. 2215.
and
Two
Fraekville,
Grace & Co.—Forms Silicon Affiliate—
century-old
Pechineyy
nounced
6tatty
giant
to
firms,
W.
R.
&
Grace
high-purity
produce
Co.
of
New
metallurgical
French
chemical
and
15 the formation of a
July
on
new
elemental
silicon
and
York
and
thd
an¬
United
-
is
produced
from
the
of
one
earth's
abundant
most
The
United
The
program
which
initiated fay Grace
one
of
company
will
Division,
metals
the
to
days.
formation
the
of
W.
R.
of
direction
concerned
thorium
this
of
Development
and
divisions
already
as
30
Research
under
be
such
led
chemical
seven
Company
rare
within
States
Grace's
with
the
new
&
Davison
Hills
Gas
ical
Co.
Division
acid
tons
The
will
of
area
sulphuric
net
mining,
a
oil
processing
Wyoming
of
W.
have
to
Grace
R.
led
&
Co.
plant at Casper in
basis 100# acid.
plans
that
indicators
Chemical
for
activities
the
by
with
a
Chem¬
$2,000,000
capacity
a
which
is
scheduled
to
"on
go
stream"
of
200
July
of
1958
on recovered
molten sulphur from northwest Wyoming as a
material. In addition, spent alkylation acid ancl
hydrogen sulfide
from
nearby petroleum,
sulphur dioxide.
These
refineries,
consumers
Leonard
contact
18a,
of
the
as
Grand
will
well
Construction
plans
2672.
Union
as
the
uranium
of
of
Co.
Chicago
mills,
Will
will
Co.,
Co.- -June
,
$
32,630,113
186, p. 112.
be the
the
St.
principal
plant
Louis
from
Mo
'
29,485,070
134,769,625
.)
■
1957—Month—1956
™
$
.
Period End. June 30—
*
32,510,519
$
169,093,366
1957—Month—1956
$3,355,527
154,444,546
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$3,242,669 $38,127,851 $36,083,21G
T-P'lV corporation filed 779,393 shares ofstatement
a registration
lo
1S57, covering
its
company
of
proposes
common
stock
of
to
offer
Great
these
Lakes
with
50c
par
shares
Oil
<fc
friSr,™ Chemical Stock, and at a subscription price
prospectus lists Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. as the
The
sale
of
the stock
will
be
used
$19,400,000
Hamilton
of
Welding Posi-
Precision
New
Ilarnischfeger Corp.
precision
new
the
to
of
an
2.0
RPM
welding
revolving
inert
RPM
face
gas
dome
obtained
are
offered
as
which orovides a rigid base for the
or working enclosure.
Table speeds of
through an electronic DC motor with
standard
A tachometer calibrated
equipment.—V. 186, p. 214.
Hartficld Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 6.4%—
sales
for
the
first
four
months
of
the
current
fiscal
amounted to $6,106,916, it was announced on June 18, by Leo
President.
This total, which covers the period from Feb. 1, 1957, to May 31,
1957, represents a 6.4#
increase over sales of $5,737,186 for the like
period in 1956. Hartfield's fiscal year ends on Jan. 31.
For the month of May, 1957, sales totaled $1,701,271, a 4#
increase
over
sales for May of last year of $1,638,172.
The corporation operates 40 retail ladies and misses ready-to-wear
stores in California, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Jersey
Hartfield,
ancl
New
York.—V.
185,
p.
2672.
SEC
on
stock
Co
on
for each share
of $1.25 per share
underwriter.
as
follows* S»150 ooo
by'S2
$200.0°° tor reworking 'and re-equipping the to
owned
in
the San Juan Easin; $375,000 to $400,000 for initial
exploration work in connection with the company's properties in Utah
Wyoming and Colorado; and the balance will be available for develoDcompany
company's
acreage
in
Utah,
15,
1957,
its
to
of
its
Wyoming and Colorado.
The
according to an announcement made
Laboratories President.
acquired, for immediate occupancy, a
2-story fireproof completely modern plant in Los Angeles, Calif., within
a
short, distance ot it:; other electronic facilities.
It has a floor area
on
July 10 by James D. McLean.
Hoffman organization has
The
of
16,000 sq.
turers
filed
with
the SEC
an
registration statement covering
stock.—V. 185, p. 323.
amendment
an
on
additional
July
10,000
Electronic Products, Inc.
(N. J.)
—
Stock Of¬
&
basis.
PROCEEDS—The
to
E-M
for
will manufacture precision electro¬
for other manufacunits for guided missiles and navigation
include servomechanisms, gyroscopes, inertial
Department
its own laboratories ancl also
who require specialized
systems.
Products will
platforms, navigational gear,
mechanical
fire control systems and precision electro¬
185,
components.—V.
Hofmann Industries,
p.
2099.
-j
Inc.—Earnings Up 14%—
this corporation thus far in the current fiscal year
continuation of the progressive improvement that "was
evident all of last year, Henry A. i Hofmann, President, announced on
July 16.
The fiscal year started on May 1, 1957.
v
' .
Sales thus far are running approximately 11#/ ahead of the corre¬
sponding period in
the previous fiscal year, while net income is
approximately 14# otter the same period last year.—V. 184, p. 2117.
of
Operations
are
showing
a
RR.—Reports Increased Loss—
Hudson & Manhattan
Period End. May 31—
Oper.
expenses
&
Gross
taxes
1957—5 Mos.—1956
83.767.779
$4,474,706
3.675,047
4.121,378
income—
income--
income
charges
$820,511
$912,384
865,533
839,833
='$45,023
$72,547
$92,732
10,76.1
14.892
50,974
65.718
$87,439
$143,706
$119,046
121,466
operating revenue
Operating
1957—Month—1956
=$3a,253
Gross
151,979
627.149
724,620
$353,328
adjust mt income
bonds
outstanding in
Int.
Co., of Plainfield and Newark, N. J.,
on
July 12 'publicly offered 100,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share on a best efforts
for
ft.
Hoffman
on
hands of public
5#
at
70,058
70,058
350,292
350,291
$225,777
$134,593
$833,735
$655,865
capital
fered—Berry
and
Department,
Electro-Mechanical
Net
Ilaydu
$15,713,052
$5.44
wholh'-owned
to be dedi¬
facility, the
Income
Exchange Commission—
This investment company
shares
$4,651,773 $17,326,474
$1.61
$6.00
Electronics Corp.—Unit to Expand—
Non-operating
Ilaydock Fund, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio—Registers With
Securities and
2,052,794
42,045
345,650
14.785,570
plate
infinitely controlled to within 1#.
is
2,115,316
42,000
398,067
16,722,225
759,582
14,065
81.720
3,995,680
Expansion plans for Hoffman
Laboratories, Inc., a
subsidiary, centering in a new 3-stcry engineering building
cated in August, continue with
the formation of a new
The
positioner lenown as Model WP-2-S was
recently announced by this corporation, to serve the precision welding
requirements of aircraft and
guided missile fabricators.
One
of
its
new
features is
an
extended stationary table directly
A
p.
mechanical items
subscription
Chemical
"elle
to
the
common
for
lteo^Sct^^ ShT f0f tht coinfany's stock
the
an amendment
Fund Shares, series
series H-DA.—V. 180,
the same date filed with the SEC
2914.
p.
July
of
Certificates.
$17,600,000 of Hamilton Fund Shares,
SI.50
share-—
2099.
per
185,
Hoffman
year
Great Lakes Natural Gas Corp., Los
Angeles, Calif.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
ment
on
additional
an
Cumulative
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
32,905,960
holders
corporation
and
$4,342,994
earnings-^—
1,059,888
1,350,582
With
Colo;—Registers
amendment on July 15. 1957,
an
additional $100,000,000 of
116,220,159
'
Net-
Earnings
2672.
an
covering
statement
Investment
»-
income taxes-
for
Prov.
pro¬
distance
p. 440.
in
Grant Co.- -June Sales Higher—
Gales
bj
The
the SEC
interest-..—
-
250,949
$9,502,820 $36,604,082 $32,939,111
715.145
14,000
86,136
4.403,349
depreciation
for
Bank interest
Exchange Commission—
Periodic
variations
$
185, p. 2914.
issuing
mist
and
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956:
$0,259,520
$9,251,871 $35,253,500 $31,879,223
$9,561,624
income
anticipated
the
rockets
Denver,
Inc.,
Funds,
registration
covering
.02
$
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—June Sales Higher—
The
its
Hamilton
under
1957—17 Wks.—1956
v
•
Sales
185,
to
to
Sales Up—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
Period End. June 30—-
—V.
near
corporation filed with
support
.
—V.
conversion
'
Sales
T.)
for
construct
Chemical
Monsanto
«
( W.
the
in
"with
said,
powered
future.—V. 185* p.
for
tioner Introduced—
Period End. June 29—
—V.
available
be
acid.
unit
p.
refineries
This
H-C7
in
Gulton
Dr.
instrumentation
operations
from
Total
—V.
the
in
Davison
establishing
state,
radio
of
other
clay,
plant,
production,"
of
Securities and
chemical
producers
leading
nation's
the
is
Hamilton
other
May 31—
Period End
(& Subs.)—
Decline—
Other' income—302,104
Debenture
"Radio
rely
raw
V.
and
of
one
for industry, model making and aircraft hobbyists.
also active in
the production of printed circuits,
plated-through holes on fiberglas.
control
and telemetry equipment, will be
continued in the
duction
new
Davison Division Building PlantUranium
Walker-Gooderham & Worts Ltd.
Quarterly Earnings Show
Earns
the CG
wholly-owned subsidiary of Gulton Industries, Inc.
as
in
company's
of
Acquires
Prov.
uranium.
and
Corp.,, a
is
company
Division
production
and dipentene. These products are important raw materials
Newport'.; expanding line of rosin specialties and terpene
'
Rosin, turpentine, pine oil and dipentene
have large volume use
in many industries including paper, paint, rubber, mining, petroleum,
resin and adhesives.—V. 185. p. 2914.
*
Ilevden
for
chemicals.
The
company
Co.
Chemical Corp.—Expansion—
corporation
control, equipment
The
Company
Grace
;
Fla.,
Hiram
not disclosed.
will retain its corporate identity, operating
Electronics
CG
producing
was
the
seini-concluctor
a
—
price ,was
specializing
the
in
as
J.
Inc., Metuclien, N.
Industries,
company
Corn,
used
already
<
the corresponding 1956
2C14.
*
Purchase
Electronics
be
to
is
p..
.
six months' period were
for
oil
pine
Acquisition by tills corporation of CG Electronics Corp., Albuquerque,
N. M., was announced on July 16 by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President.
has been increasing rapidly
highly purified sil'con in France, and
under an arrangement between the two companies, the new corporation
will
be
selling this imported material through International Selling
silicon
Pechiney
185,
the
for
$120,453,778
is constructing a new naval stores plant at Tecapable of processing thousands of tons of stump wood
per
month, Simon Askin,
President, announced on July 12. The
new
plant which will occupy a 100 acre tract is scheduled for oper¬
ation in the fourth quarter of 1957.
The
new
Telogia plant will produce FF grade rosin, turpentine,
CG Electronics—
finding large scale use as a semi-conductor in
transistors and rectifiers for highly sensitive electronic devices.
Grace
and
Pechincy anticipate
that
the plant,
the location
for
which has not yet been announced, will be operating, within less than
12 months, and that annual capacity will reach 20,000 pqunds.
Demand
lor
revenues
compared" with
semi¬
other
is
sand,
materials,
operating
and
Ileyden Newport
This
said in part;
Gulton
which
Silicon,
equal' to G3 cents a share.
1956
of
'
of 1957, net income was equal to 55 cents
stock as compared with net income in the second
quarter
common
sales
logia,
Pa.
Trigg
of
months of 1956.
first six
second
the
period —V.
"Earnings have continued favorable, amountthe nine month period ended April 30, 1957. Earn¬
ings should improve with gas sales up appreciably over last year and
the
company's net cost of gas reduced by as much as 12#,"—
V.
185, .p. 1748v
•.
^
;
,
conductors.
raw
in the
share
Net
well as being its
as
income
$124,752*266
#
Profits—
Co. (Inc.)—Reports Lower
July 15 reported for the six months ended June 30,
equal to $1.03 a share of common stock, as against
company on
net
$1.18
big to $84,325 for
•
concern,
fn
company
Hercules Powder
This
an
are
2803.
p.
1957.
principal stockholders since 1942.
The Fuelgas Corp. serves approximately 75,GOO industrial anu domestic
customers with LP-Gas
in a 150 mile radius of Chester, N. Y. in
New
York,
New
Jersey
and Pennsylvania
from plants located at
Chester,
N.
Y.,
Bayonne, N. J.,
Honesdale, Pa., Moosic, Pa., and
Y.,
N.
Chester,
185,
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
outstanding note in the
increase working capital.—
being used to retire
amount .of $1,100,000 and to
principal
V.
1, 1972, through Van
insurance company.
proceeds
The
and have filled the
The Fuelgas Corp.,
all phases of the LP-Gas business since 1933
positions of President and Secretary-Treasurer of
in
■
due Oct.
note
quarter
.
a
actively engaged
have been
Daniel Birnbaum
II.
Galion Products, Inc., Galion, Ohio — Note
Privately—This corporation, it was announced
July 17, has placed a $2,000,000 5!4% promissory
For
Secretary.
and
Birnbaum
Morris
426.
p.
on
Middlctown, N. Y., has been elected President;
Middletown, N. Y., Treasurer; and R. C. Ballard
Fla.,
Tampa,
Trigg,
•
Lapham
Lapham,
with a-large
Birnbaum,
Birnbaum,
Daniel
Employees Corp.—Subscriptions—Of the
.
r.
Hercules
Corp.—Personnel—Earnings—
Gas
'V'.'.,f#
Placed
2215.
p.
Gulf Cities
Mr.
(W. R.)
184,
"
$652,000 5% convertible debentures recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders of record June 10,
$646,460 principal amount was subscribed for up to and
including July 8, and the remaining $5,540 was taken
up by the underwriters headed by Johnston, Lemon &
Co. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., but ppt
reoffered. For details of offering, see V. 186, p. 5.
"*
:
Inc.—Earnings Up 20%—
a
Morris
Government
185,
.
Co.—Lapham Elected to Board—
President, on July 12 announced the election of
to the company's board of directors.
resident of New York City, is President of Grace
Line,
Inc.
and a director and member of the executive committee
of Bankers Trust Co. of New York.
He is also a director of W. R.
Grace
&
Co.; of Baroer Oil corp.;
u.
x- "-\
">i Ixi3>'ran -e Co.;
of the
Vigilant Insurance Co.; and of the Tri-Continental Corp.—V.
million dollar plant and equip¬
for completion in November
smaller light-weight stud welding
introduced this fall following field tests by Nelson cus¬
tomers.—V.
;
Heinz,
A.
Mr.
is now under way for a
be
to
gun
will begin
y
J.
H.
Lewis
in
tooling
;
(II. J.) Heinz
corporation, which manufactures Nelson stud welding products,
9 reported a net income of $347,169—or $1.21 per share—on
$6,053,992 for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1957.
This
ment
Organized under the laws of Guatemala as a Guatemalian company,
Goodyear Rubber Plantations, Inc., has acquired 3,400 acres of land
in the southwest section of the country,
which will be used for the
company
'
working capital. The company's half
expansion program is scheduled
for
Thomas,
J.
''
as res.ttieu in an increase in shareholders* equity from
1949 to a present level of $2,033,057, or $7.07 per share.
George E. Gregory, President, said he would recommend declaration
of a 5# stock dividend by the directors following the annual meeting,
at which time he would propose that quarterly dividend payments be
increased from 10c to 12V2C per share notwithstanding heavy demands
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—New Unit—
The
■
whim
poucv
_
,
phase of this corporation is the Instrument Division.
currently has a prime contract with the U. S. Army
Signal Corps and is in the process of negotiating for other prime
contracts
with
the other branches
of the Armed Forces.
Haydu
Electronic
Products is preparing a completely new,
air-conditioned
and
dust-free section 01
their plant facilities for the manufacture
ami overhaul of airborne and electronic 'instruments.—V. 183, p. 2672.
(
.
.
V,
manufacturing.
precision
.
,
,
newest
The
The
ox
$566,381
.
establishing
2914.
p. I
Dillon,
increase
and
design
represented a 20# increase in earnings and 21#
increase in sales
over
the previous year, wnen the cornuany earned $290,014—or $1.01
per comparable
share—on sales totalling $5,001,138.
The report pointed out that working capital increased $201,671
to a
new high of $1,433,500, largely as the
result of a conservative dividend
letter of notification with the
SEC covering
1,050 shares ol' common stock (par $5)
to be offered
about
July 24
for subscription
by selected officers,
employees and
stockholders
at
$34.74
per
share.
There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to repurchase or redeem outstanding 0#
cumulative preferred
stock.—V.
183,
p.
1967.
10
185,
Gregory Industries,
on
July
will
.
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos —1956
' $8,684,768
$9,316,414 $41,166,455 $41,320,503
Sales—
.
were
on
present lease has four more years to run and Haydu
renewal options. Work v;ill begin in the next 60 days
the size of the building to 30,000 square feet, an
increase
of
50#.
>'•
•
Haydu
Electronic Products is divided into three basic divisions.
The Precision
Products Division is engaged in quality and precision
^manufacturing of intricate machined component parts for the elec¬
tronics industry.
'
'
•
The
second major activity of the company
is the Industrial Gas
Burner
Division which is a well-accepted product line representing
the culmination of .many years of research and development work in
The
three 5-year
lias
to the authorization
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—June Sales Off—
at
annually.
gondola and hopper cars esti-
offering arc Drexel <fc Co,; Eastman
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 186, p. 5.
the
in
Participating
tire."—V. 186, p. 214.
German United Evangelical Lutheran
corporation
;lV?
&
is to be secured by 725 box,
issue
Union
gregation, Chicago, 111.—Partial Redemption-
The
■.
Equipment Trust Certificates
Hutzler and associates on
—
Bros.
Period End. June 30—
There
V-I"'
.mated"to cost $6,242,000.
to the record, Mr. O'Neil said, "All our divisions continued
gains. Our tire division is well ahead in sales over last year
the widespread
acceptance of our outstanding twin-treaded
90
'
7''
Interstate Commerce Commission.
of the
its
.
"
'
V./.W '
of the certificates are subject
-
Issuance and sale
t
period."
With
\
'July 18 offered $4,950,000 of non-callable 4V4% equip¬
ment trust certificates, maturing semi-annually, Feb. 1,
1958 to Aug. 1, 1972, inclusive.
The certificates, priced
to yield from 4% to 4.30%, according to maturity, were
.awarded to the group on July 17 on a bid of 99.077%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.05# for the certificates, also as
Mr.
$177,796,438.
were
Ry.
Northern
Offered—Salomon
six
the
for
company
of 1957
of common stock.
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc., which we have been showing
In our consolidated statement only since Nov. 30, 1956, our earnings
for the first six months of this year are ahead of the same 1956
that
said
O'Neil
':!■
•
Chemical Co.—Proposed RightsNatural Gas Corp. above.—V. 183, p. 2537.
Lakes
Great
Great
Record Sales—
months ended
$205,968,169, an increase of 15.8# over the same
William O'Neil, President, reported on July 15,
consolidated
'
corporation are
the
of
offices
1426 West Front Street, Plainfield,
N. J., in a modern,
building of approximately 20,000 square feet.
This location
is leased from Tangor Realty at an annual rental of $9,000, plus taxes,
insurance
and maintenance,
which amount, to approximately $3,000
that
Rubber Co.—Reports
&
.
and! executive
facilities
Production
located
2914.
p.
-
General Tire
•
.
one-story
,
•
the exchange agent, be withdrawn up to the time 80# of
ell Penisular preferred and 80#
of all Peninsular common have been
exchange.—V.
.
Authorized
1.000,000 shs.
Corporation.
Great Lakes Oil &
request to
for
"
W.
■
heretofore
«
1C cents)—.—-—-
stock, (par
Common
Outstanding shares (952,591) are owned and
of Los Angeles.
Charles S. Hale is Board
Masters is President.
Both are officers of
''.---..
Chemical
&
and -Edward
Oil & Chemical.
exchange
deposited
Oil
by
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
♦
.v,
i;
" >.
_
any
All its presently
gas.
held
Chairman
agent.
FINANCING ?
Outstanding
380,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in New Jersey on June 26,
1956,-lor the purpose of acquiring the major portion of a business
known as Haydu Brothers of New Jersey, a subsidiary of the Burroughs
V.
a
use
interests;
additional
of
Penin¬
stock and cumulative preferred stock of
Although the exchange otters were due to
common
Telephone Co.
1957, they have been extended to 3:30 p.m.
1957. The Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall Street, New
14,
Is
of
shares
for
sular
July
also
may
company
Corp.—Exchange Offer Extended—
prospectus dated June 14, 1957, this corporation ottered shares
common stock and 5.28#
convertible preferred stock in exchange
General Telephone
expand
the
net
proceeds
company's
are
to
be
operations.
used
Any
working capital and other corporate purposes.
for
tooling
balance
will
purposes
be used
deficit
-Exclusive
—
of interest on
NOTE—The
1956
figures,
adjustment income bonds.
as
shown
in this statement, do not
reflect
estate and special franchise tax reductions, and
not made until June,
1956.
If the applicable
portion of the adjustments, amounting to $26,836 for the month of
May, 1956. and $133,341 for the five months ended May 31, 1956 were
related back to 1956 the net deficit for May, 1953 would be $107,762
instead of $134,598 and the net deficit for
the five months of 1956
would be $522,523 instead of $655,865.—V. 185, p. 2914.
adjustments for real
interest
which
were
Volurre 18G
Number 5657
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(319)
Horizons Inc.,-Cleveland, Ohio—Research Contract—
Trtite
•
corporation
"
ii
Wrigli.r
A-r
peyfcloptfknS'
ferroelectric devices, rrhxs
Ceh(fr
completed
Air
apd
the
for
consists
vices:
specificaky
ferroelectric
a
cf
investigation
and
d-ree*
xhsi lt
D-velopment
the
amplifier,
a
This is
.met
.continued
a
%& &
Wright
memory storage system.
%e\sevv-4• '-con
%
tor
of
Center
<
Horizons
'
combined
in
program
device
evaluation, with the
high reliability military equipment.—V.
135, p.
I
en
of
the
Period End. May 31
-
producing
on
937,
37,107,133
23,977,890
Operating /expenses..;—
Federal
<jj
income taxes
22,537.000
4,246.772
25,043,009
income
4,983,033
charges.—_t_
4,511,168
—V.
185,
in
917
21,901,763
22,766,347
operating
six
for rental
&
six
six
months
six
19,822,606
customers
of
months
ended
the
after. taxes
Light Co.—Registers With SEC
registration statement covering a proposed
public offering of 60,000
of cumulative
preferred stock
(par $100)
was
filed with
the
SEC on July 18:* Lehman
Brothers, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and The
First Boston Corp.
will manage, the underwriting,
group
which will
the .securities.
.
.
Net
proceeds
from
primarily to
repay
construction
program.
•••
Indianapolis
sale
.
of
short
v
sole
term
of
the
bank
loans
stock
incurred
will
in
the
be
June
Co. „Ss- engaged
Marion
the
in
County,
sik
is
Indianpolis, -the largest city in the State. During the last'five
the company and its wholly-owned
utility subsidiary, Moores-
years,
viJle
Public
Service
Co.,
$71,304,000.—V. : 185,
Inc.,
have
made
net
property
additions
company" on
mom.
s
for
$1:58
share
c
year
of
per,
ago;'
Steel
Co;—Bonds
Offered—A
a
nationwide
un-
&
group of 103 members headed by Kuhn, Loeb
offered to the public on
July 17, $50,000,000 ol:
Co.
at par
The
card
and
series
the
books closed.
issue
K
carries'
1986 and the company
principal
redeemable
at its
option
during each of
sinking fund at
the
such
beginning July 1, 1967, at
.to par two years prior -to
103',2%
each
help tin an ce
which
The
redemption
maturity,
$1 500
bonds
will
the', option
at
prices
plus
ranging
accrued
proceeds
Inland
involves
Steel's
estimated
an
from
F-e
sal*
of
construction
expenditure
bond#
-
and
of
improvement
approximately
tons
net
capacity
of
the
prbvement
heaTth
of
program
furnaces,
a
facilities
which
will
increase
annual
blast
furnace
tion
by approximately 300,000 net tons; construction
building in downtown Chicago; and development of
improvements to plants and facilities.
of
program
A
'
'.BUSINESS—Inland/Steel
United. States.
land's .steel, .is
Its
the
States.
is
Indiana
fourth
the
eighth
largest
steel
producer
largest
the
sales
year
and
1956
other
$52,999,000.
purchase,
to
severally,
the
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
C. Allyn & Co.,
American
of
revenues
'
.
named
has
company
•
and
.-
below
have
to
agreed
-
sell
36,550,000
500.000
oimston,
Lemon
—
500,000
&
Co.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.;
__
100,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
&
:—
250,000
Ladenburg,
Bacon,
Whipple & Co._
350,000
Robert
W.
&
Co.,
Inc
Co._
Baird
&
Burge
Barth
J.
Kraus—
&
&
Co
—
A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair
&
Co.
"William
Ellis
Blyth
&
Alex.
H.
Inc.—
Blair
Blunt
in
United
&
C.
Langley
—
Republic
&
250,000
500,000
&
Brothers
Lundborg
Laurence
&
Marks
M.
A.
•
Co. '
R.
Dickson
S.
•Inc.
E.
Masten
500,000
&
&
Co.——
Dillon,
1,750,000
500,000
550,000
Union
Co.——
Co
100,000
175.000
Estabrook
First
Boston
First
The
Corp...
350,000
1,750,000
Cleveland
Corp.
Michigan Corp.
Fulton
Reid &
Glore,
Forgan
Goldman,
250,000
America,
that
of
175,000
Jackson
tenseh,
Prescott,
Co.,
Inc.
Shepard
F.
&
Renshaw—
Rothschild
Salomon
Bros.
&
•'
175,000
GardnerCo.
250.000
175,000
200,000
500,000
&
Shuman,
Singer,
500,000
&
Co.
Company——
Agnew
&
Deane &
Co.
Shutts,
Barney & Co.
Co.
&
&
Noyes
Hooker & Fay
Hornblower
Howard,
_
fund
primarily
interested
Weeks—
&
Weil,
conjunction
in
by
Investors
Hutton
Share
&
Co.
Indianapolis
Janney,
Inc.
Stone
Co.
350,000
Bat¬
&
&
G.
&
Chairman
185,'p-
White,
&
Weld
&
Co.
&
Cohu
from:
of
the
the
of
on
Dean
Witter
&
Co
main
real
of
including
line
Buildings
space.
Rail¬
Pennsylvania
the
of
estate.
office
Rail¬
concepts in automotive styling,
new
glistening aluminum instrument, cluster
indicating the infinite variety of
possible with aluminum, were among tha
effects,
colors
presented.
presentations,
conducted
aluminum,
for
the
also
wera
stylists
is
car
named
the
Piedmont.—V.
186,
6.
p.
•
■
'v
*•
»
.
,
*
V
^
%
'
Steel Corp.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
30—
r
#
f
1957
t
1956
,
«j>
'
sales—
income—
on
$
111,774,464
21,023,487
—
—
104,553,502
18,421,188
6,115,000
6,685,000
14,908,487
350.000
11,736,188
$3.31
to carry
550,000
shares
stock
in
of
$4.24
common
stock
in
1957
and
3,200,000
1956.
Ashby,
Construction
next
186,
is
proceeding satisfactorily
$194,000,000
year,
expansion
the
expansion
214.
p.
will
on
program.
virtually
the company's previously
Scheduled for completion
Kaiser Steel's capacity.
double
of
July
in
the
construction
the
on
at company's plant in Battle Creek, Mich., ended
almost unanimous union vote for acceptance of the
two-year contract.
shipping of the boxes of cereals in the warehouse in Battle
with
The
an
started
July 15.—V.
Kern
program
strike
39-day
13
proposed
Creek,
latter half
employees
were
to
back
work
on
2672.
p.
County Land Co.—Oil Royalties Up 3%—
royalties
of
months
of
gross
Immediately and all
185,
oil
Gross
from
lands in California for the first
up
$259,000 or 3% from the
period of the prior year.
Royalties
May were $1,837,000, compared with $1,820,000 for
year ago.—V. 185, p. 2804.
1957
$9,099,000
bonds
naming
month
company
$9,958,000,
were
for
the
1957
company's treasury
the
connection
in
same
State
of
is
New
an
electric
Jersey.
cities,
It
public
utility
retail
program.
of New Jersey.
It also furnishes
municipalities and R. E. Cooperative.
of
the
$35,922,047
bonds,
year
and
operating
electric
1956,
the
Weld
and
&
of
the
$2,150,000
Coffin
Paine,
Ira
Webber,
Jackson
1,600,000
&
Tucker,
Anthony & R.
Company
186,
p.
214.
in
L.
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
•
*
$1,837,000
$1,820,000
$9,099,000
$9,358,000
2804.,
p.
'
'
east cen¬
service
Kinney Co., Inc.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
1957—Month—1956
Sales
—V.
$5,276,000
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,030,000 $26,255,000 $23,733,000
185, p. 2915.
Koehring Co.—Buys Press Division—
Negotiations for
&
the sale of the business and inventory of the Henry
Division of Emhart Manufacturing Co.
to
Koehring Co.
completed, subject to the approval of the boards of directors
two companies, according to a joint announcement on July 16
Wright
been
the
of
Sixtep
by
President
Wollmar,. President
Koehring Co.
F.
of
of
Emhart,
and
Julien
R.
Steelman,
the
decision
"The
1950
had
total
operating
1987
to
sell
the
Henry
&
Wright
business was
taken," Mr.
Wollmar
said, "to make available the total capacity of the Henry &
to meet increased demands for the expanded line of
products." The sale in no way affects Emhart's V & O Press
Company Division in Hudson, N. Y., and does not include any part of
Wright
&
Ohio
Haupt
the
plant
Henry &
of
the
Co.__:
Burr,
Inc
Co.—
&
or major equipment.
recent new developments and acceptances
Wright dieing machines has resulted in a line whicii
Henry & Wright press business an attractive and com¬
addition to our Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Division.
Henry
makes
the
plementary
&
Wright plant
explained
Steelman
Mr.
series
of the 1987
bonds which
1,600,000
There
1,300,000
&
will
Wright
be
Co
400,000
Cunningham,
Schmerlz
& Co., Inc.-^
200,000
Co.,
no
change
dieing machine,
(S.
S.)
in
he
the
dealer
added.—V.
representation
185,
p.
for
the
Henry
1994.
Kresge Co.—June Sales Lower—
200,000
&
&
750,000
Kormendi
1,600,000
1,600,000
Day
the
electric
purchasers
Werthtim
The
gas
Emhart
company
Equitable Securities Corp. 2,000,000
Curtis
wholesale
several
the
Co
wholly
service
net income of $5,295,492.
names
&
;
(G. R.)
have
59 townships and two towns
parts
oil
royalties
5)8%
coupon were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
construction
renders
66 boroughs,
County Land Co.—Royalties Increased—
from
Revs,
a
the repayment of short-term
and
with the
a
Period End. May 31—
j
•
incurred
of
month
Kern
financing will be applied to the
construction program, including the reim¬
American Securities Corp. 1,600,000
—V.
same
the
from
company's
of
the
four
&
the
the
-
the
proceeds
Shields
150,000
L.
stock
common
on
3,249.500
common
Viee-Fresident and General Manager, stated that
production at the Fontana steel mill during the last quarter lia3
continued at a high rate with an average for the first six months of
this year of
106.5% of rated ingot capacity.
bidding, of $5,000,000 principal amount
The proceeds will be used to liquidate
principal amounts of
they have agreed to purchase are as follows:
w
share
per
011
of
Jack
July 17, announced
statement with the
a
series
250.000
1,000,000
—
140 acres
siding.
areas,
■
•Based
Financing—
Board,
Kidder,
portions of four
or
White,
& Stet¬
son
of
#
♦Earnings
Eastman
PURCHASERS—The
250,000
200,000
Co
third
<
Kaiser
shares
1994.
for
bids
EARNINGS—For
200,000
Co.—
the
of projected cars of the future were displayed
dramatically in full size and color by means of a
all-aluminum
—V. 185,
revenues
Dann
_'
Walker
in
begin
by Kaiser
Aluminum's
automotive
industry sales group
and Industrial Design
Department, was given not as an attempt to influence specific design
trends, but to simply suggest new areas in which aluminum may ba
used to greater advantage.
The
presentation featured renderings
of six basic passenger car
designs ana Wds ciimaxea .by the projection styling of an ail-aluminum
car, as conceived by Kaiser Aluminum's Industrial Design Department.
for
17
runner-up
101.21;
with
Mc¬
Co.
H.
to
Net earnings
Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—
BUSINESS—Company
all
175,000
i
Adams.
expected
renderings
stylists
series
the
with
bid of 100.57%.
a
within
Se¬
Inc-—__
Co.
Common,
surface
before Federal taxes
Federal taxes on income-,
1
com¬
Peabody & Co., 101.5399;
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Salamon Bros. &
Hutzler and- Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane (jointly),
101.09,
and Lehman Brothers and Blair <fe Co., Inc. (jointly), 100.829.
The
1987 Series bonds
will
be
redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging from 106.57% to par, and at special redemption prices
receding from 101.57% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
150,000
1,000,000
Dowell
Vietor,
Winslow,
175,000
Co
&
Webster
Corp.
Blosser
Weinress
&
100,000
&
186,
113.
p.
Straus,
500,000
Bond
&
curities
Stroud
175,000
Inc.
Corp.
Dulles
Starkweather
500.000
Mr.
Kellogg Co.—Strike at Battle Creek Settled—
to
Co.
us
to
begin production of
would have had in acquiring
we
said
newly-developed wide angle projector.
Samples of textured
"models- and
prototype
aluminum
automobile
components
1516.
p.
tral
500,000
in
Syndicate
100,000
Labou-
isse, Friedrichs & Co.
Illinois
the
—V.
offered
issued
250,000
&
will be used
its Stainless
for
die cast integral wheel-brake drum assemblies,
with sweeping lines, richly textured aluminum
risers,
ideas
new
Life-like
to
seat
anodized
and
announced
is
being
are
certificates
30-year .bonds.
bank borrowing and
bank loans
1,000,000
R. Staats & Co.
panels
Earnings
made
was
250.000
100,000
shares
The first public offering of
—
Smith, Moore & Co
Smithers
and
stimulating
Net
-
F.
250,000
1957,
Fund, Inc., Minneapolis,
William
500,000
Co.
Co
&
15,
15,000,000
population of approximately 530,000 (according to
Census), located within 10 counties in the north central and
S.
buildings,
President,
'
(par $1) of this Fund
at competitive
1957,
July
bursement
175.000
Smith,
and
metal
the
Six Months 'Ended June
July
on
syndicate managed by White, Weld &
cost
Scrib-
ner
an
Co.
1749.
p.
covers,
body
The
emphasis.
Fund
185,
PROCEEDS—Net
550,000
&
reached
Berkman
offered
Hutz-
&
deck
and
unique
Minn.—Registers
company expects
to file a registration
and Exchange Commission for an offering
on
Inc.,
500,000
Marache
growth
the
of
company.—V.
received
&
-----
Pressprich & Co.
Reinholdt &
L,
Payment
mortgage
.Four
175,000.
Inc.
W.
L.
the
the
on
500,000
Peters, Writer & Chris<
and
allow
are
building
with
185,
and
;
$15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 5% series, due July 1, 1987, at 101.563% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield 4.90%. Award of the bonds was
won by the underwriters at competitive sale on
July 16
175,000
Webber.
feet,
with
main
connect
/
Co.
175,000
250,000
Curtis
has
Louis
equipment
Adams,
delay
operations
steel,
The
■
Jersey Central
An underwriting
1,750,000
The
Paine,
will
buildings,"
square
four
are
extruded
five
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
—
land
C.
exhibited.
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Southern Utilities Co.—Plans
August,
of'
250,000
Stone
-
of
$24,9<sl,829 $2o,219,i^8
the SEC an amendment
investment
installment
Inc.—V.
temporary
200,000
R.
with
it
The
Co.,
with headquarters
in
Steubenville, O.,
its Superior Steel Division on the property.
J&L will acquire buildings with a total area
transaction,
260,000
panels
Farns-
&
Co.
that
of
rolling
exciting vision of imaginative
hoods
new
250,000
Northwest Co.—
of
flat
Avery
property
Berkman
sidings
The
500,000
&
liled
gross
proceeds
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Co.—New Products—
.
investment
an
1,000,008
Hentz
—V.
—
1,000,000
Hemphill,
tles,
represented
$5,506,2o9
'
of
lesser.
is
estimated that
announced
property
without the
actual
nearby.—V.
An
July
11
by Edmond H.
Farnsworth's
enlarged
and
of
1957—Month-r-1956
$5,217,996
$300,000
whichever
is
taking full advantage of the versatility of aluminum, has been given to
the nation's leading automobile stylists by Kaiser Aluminum & Chemi¬
cal Sules, Inc., it was announced on July 16.
Three-piece retractable hard tops, roll-down doors and roll-away
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Down—
-'
produce
i
it
con¬
.
Variable
shares
The
first
Shield
Stuart
Havden,
to
on
Mutual, Inc., Minneapolis,
wi(h
face-amount
150,000
Ohio
that
structural
^
mutual
new
stocks
Securities
1,000,000
Inc.
E.
This
mon
Edward
Scliwabacher & Co.:
Inc.
The
report
2448.
Shares Offered
—
Iowa
250,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
W.
■
550,000
1,000.000
175.000
H.
100,000
& Co.
Sachs & Co.
Hallgarten & Co._,
Halsey,
road
road
2915.
p.
of
1953.
Louis
the
of
to
constructing
of
of
shoe
June 24 through
on
1,000,000
Moseley & Co
Pacific
this
steel sheets
about
inventories
tract in Fort Wayne, *
corporation's Farnsworth
the
by
No
will
shares,
prices,
15
certain
according
of
and
There
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.,
as
distributor, at net asset value, plus graduated sales
charges of 7Vz% to 1 Vz% of public offering price (based
upon amount of purchase).
100,000
Co., Inc.
Granbery,
In
of
>
shares of capital stock
1,000,000
Hutchins
Rodman
100,000
First of
Minn.
Co.,
_
J
Co.
350,000
Co
Parwell, Chapman & Co.
The
&
:
Mitchell.
i
1,000,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
&
finished
of
July
on
purchase
installation
added
The
71-acre
a
plant,
new
$175,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Co.,
150,000
&
Beane
&
Turben
F. S.
Drexel
Elworthy
Fenner
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Dominick_
&
on
dedication
The
Indiana,
Investors
Pierce,
100,000
&
Securities
Lynch,
175,000
&
them,
100,000
Co.__
&
Read & Co. Inc.
Eastman
Co
to
for
textures
its registration statement covering an additional
capital stock, 50c par value.—V. 183, p. 2293;
350,000
350,000
Co
Co.—
&
Inc.
350,000
Dominick
&
185,
175,000
Co._
&
&
McDonnell
Merrill,
Co.—
22
Dillon,
in
185, p.
175,000
Inc
;———
——•
Skaggs
He
250,000
McCormick
150,000
Co.
Cruttenden,. Podesta
Davis,
of
annual
Telegraph Corp.
1958
market
on
such
acceptance
paid per share as of
acceptance and the
greater number of shares
date
divisions.
these
announced
price
severally ,
to
&
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
McDonald
Co.___
&
to
100,000
500.000
Dodge
*
1,000,000
Irving
Merrill
—
Collins
plant
April,
closing
of
Division,
site
a
of
$2,500,000, will
This corporation
of
:
Co.
—
inT
Co.
1.000,000
Sons—
net
Lehman
Securities
Julien
the
net
;
was
the
at
laboratory.
Investors
■
150,000
350,000
&
Clark,
in
is
—„I———-
V.
:
100,0J0
1,000,000
350,000
(Inc.)
ultra-modern
than
5,660
or
current
the
certificate.
offering
O., near Canton.
property, wnich consists
J&L
are
reduction
the
between
stock
this
corporation
Tne
1
500,000
500,000
Byllesby
Corp.
of
The
the
Louisville,
stainless
for
a
'
Period End. June 30—
Sales
1,000,000
Co.—
&
.(Inc.)
Central
at
levels, the report
ago
consolidation
in
below
to
agreement
by
been running ahead of the same sales period
good second half of the year," they announced.
"
Interstate Dept.
In-
of
550.000
*
Carolina
the
$2
j
Co.—
Inc.——
Brown
M.
a
Division,
President
sary.—V.
Thalmann
Co.
sale
"Purchase
the
hazard Freres & Co.—
Lee Higginson Corp.—_
Simmons
&
Co.,
&
W.
Co.,
250,000
Ball,
1
months.
year
is
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp.—Buys Ohio Property—
be the division's third in Fort Wayne and
increasing- total floor space from 420,000 to
c80.00j S'-iL.ai'e -feet, with, ample loom, for uurtlier expansion as neces¬
subsidiaries
Bache
Atwill
to
divisions.
mentioned
functions
'
2216.
and
fourth
its
•
principal amounts of bonds indicated below:
—
Inc.
%——
its
$731,768,000
the
Securities
Corp.
and
company
underwriters
and
respective
A.
the
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
six
same
price
amounts
This
♦
With Securities and Exchange Commission—:-
consolidated
of
line sales
program
have
fall
for
than
more
.
EARNINGS—For
come
principally
general
We expect
remodeled
'
had
wita
compares
reduced $5,000,000 below
will be completed
Leavey,
properties
plant, which produces all
steel producing plant In the
the
for
$51
,
-
,,
.
non-sales
«
produc¬
Harbor
i'his
ji.
of
the
around
purposes. Since the funds will be received in relatively
over
a
period of approximately two years, it is im-,..'
state any particular purpose for which the
proceeds will 4
used.—V.
186, p. 214.
be
machines
reported_ net income of $5,295,509
iVmv
date
formerly had operated
were
p.
new
Ind.,
—
.
6
those
under
at
corporate
possible
compared with $136,084,356 for the same
decrease of about 2%.
The shoe industry reported
a
larger
the
Electronics
general office
a
mining
and
processing
and
$1>
ipar
Exchange on the day the application to pur¬
by the company (or $2 below the most
company,
then
on
the
small
to
,
International Telephone &
$280,000,000
iron
sales
worth Electronics Division to Expand—
used
open
tering
data
eral
.
income*
net
outright
employees
stock
price 'estimated
a
the 5,660 shares covered by
the offering will be
approximately $288,660. All amounts received for stock issued under
the plan will be added to
working capital and will be used for gen¬
"This program, which will be completed early in 1958, has proceeded
schedule and results thus^ far have frilly met expectations,"
Byron
A. Gray, Chairman of the Board, and Henry H.
Rand, President, an¬
last year.
new
slabbing mill, a new'cold rolled mill, with an
approximately 425,000 net tons, and additional sin- J
of
and
,
,
reported
the
its
to
common
au
purchase
the
under
the
to
floorboards
by the end of 1958,
raising the annual
6,300,000 net tons.
The construction and im-.
includes construction of three new 315-4on
capacity
the
from
sold
of
quarter
was. due
a1
—V.' 185,
to
initial
accounting
ended
-
ingots
plant
1957,
offered
of
Plan
accepted
record
issuance
be
from
This
change,
amounting to $1,186,$4,892,021 for the
and
'
30,
the
method.
taxes
1956,
derived
from
the
Stock
is
r'«
the
of
"Orders
•.'
be
during the three-year period ending Dec. 31, 1958.
The program contemplates, among other things, an increase in the annual
steel-making
capacity
of
Inland's
Indiana
Harbor,
Ind.
plant of approximately
800,000
1956,
from
be
of
Based
on
interest
will
1,
22
shares
prior sale price if there should be sale
less an amount equivalent to the dividends
proceeds
computing
nounced.-
the
of
of
part
;
case.
'PROCEEDS—Net
to
additional
an
years.
and
par
of
plan
York
stock
dividend
date
$133,620,734
of
"This,
solidate
•
mandatory sinking fund of
July 1 from i960 through
redeem
may
amount
for
*
each
on
company,
in -
is
;
annual
an
each
.
in
June
Purchase
corresponding period a year ago.
Earnings were
for the six months period compared with $1.63 a
year<
Inventories,
stated.
stocks
'
4%%
$1,500,000 principal amount of bonds
000
-I
bonds, series K, due July l;11987,
and accrued interest. This offering was' oversub¬
scribed
after
30,
to.them.-
2%decrease in production
*
derwriting
first mortgage
method
1957.
June
Federal
$68,115,120
will
its
years-digits
June
before
with
the
;
t
Net sales
;
period last-
Inland
the
income
ended
July
period
$5,482,693
'
2672.
p.
recent
International Shoe Co.—Sales and
Earnings Off—
The
and
which
in
1957,
produced since Jan.
$2,801,273
punched
30,
that
New
such
Steel
company's
generation
Indiana,'
30,
months
includes
Of
of
net
ended
the
chase
1956,
Stock
a
Under
on
date)
June
compared
changed
of
share.
per
share
a
Co., Inc.—Slock Offered Employees—
corporation on
subsidiaries 5,66'J
its
terms
used
=
Light
&
throughout
$3.03
,
*
.
preferred
.
Power
electricity
located
f''
,
the
equal to
Secondary Offering Oversubscribed—A secondary of¬
fering of 14,600 shares of capital stock, (no par) was
made on. July 15 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane at $358 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$7
per share. It was quickly oversubscribed.—V. 185, p. 2915.
1
A
shares
offer
ended
$83,039,707
period.
sum
reduction
a
previously under lease
.
monihs
to
machines
the
to
the
for
For
p. 2915.
Indianapolis Power
'
split-up of May 7, 1957.
the
amounted
line
resulted
17.525,156
3,777,010
straight
20,366,000
18.746,943
Net
after
depreciation
34,792,380 132,408.738 170,139,736
23,157,801 116,081,786 110,346,817
3,531.807
Jewrel Tea
The
$40,061,507
was
taxes, Thcmas J. Watson, Jr., President,
corresponding 1956
During
1956
the
corporation
$
3.856,000
taxes-
Net
$
4,408,000
operating
for
taxes
the
1957- -5 Mos.—1956
S\r.
'
.
3,738,210
Other
income
income
1957—Month—1958
revenues-11—.
income
outstanding June 30,
adjusted for the 100%
Co.—Earnings-
$
Operating
net
corresponding 1956 period was $31,868,620,
10,502,237 shares, the number of shares
Net
Illinois Bell Telephone
1957.
reported oh July 16. This is equivalent to $3.47 a snare on the
11,552,460 shares outstanding after the
100'*. stock split effected May 7, 1957,
and the 1.050.223 shares of additional stock
sold through the rights
offering
which
ended
June
10,
1957.
Net
income
after
taxes
for
Inc.,
both materia)
goal
ended June 30.
mouths
after e^tmrted Federal income
investigation of three important de¬
frequency tripler and a ferroelectric
a
the six
For
/
f
previously
work
by
International Business Machines
Corp.—Earnings Up—
the
through
investigation
7
Inc.—
Period End. June 30—
1957—Month—1956
$
Sales
—V.
186,
p.
7.
$
28,857,362
—
29,327,798
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
S
157,815,445 154,807,50*
The Commercial
8
Financial
and
1957—~6 Mor.—-1950
$11,653,280 $13,008,551 $68,703,780 $71,346,171
1057—Month—1956
Sales
—V.
185,
2irt5.
p.
—The
on July 16 stated that sales and profits
beginning Nov. 1, are running substantially ahead
of the preceding
year.
The company's new drug "Inferon" for the
treatment of Anemia, is receiving an excellent reception by the trade,
Evan
P.
the
year
added.—V.
he
President,
Helfaer.
fiscal
1C6,
hotel
—V.
185,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
2915.
p.
//V',;
■
Inc.
Investment
The
corporation
of its 6%
Corp.—Partial
called
has
for redemption
debentures due Feb.
v-y:; v.;
tioned
Leliigh Coal
.
Cos Angeles, Calil.
Navigation Co.
&
Redemption—
To
—
Divest Itself of
C.
Millard
that,
President
Dodson,
C
the
of
in
ntral
this
of
the
Jan.
and
company,
The
1957.
29,
latter,
St..
T.
lease
hotel.
operating
has U m executed for the acquisition by Central Railroad
of Pennsylvan a of the Lehigh & Susquehanna RR., the Nesquehomng
stock
Common
of
costs
GIVING
(par
landlord.
the
EFFECT
for
used
proceeds
net
Valley RR.,
the Tresckow RR. and the Wiikes-Barre <te Scran ton Ry.
All of
taese ■ properties
have been operated by the Central RR. of
New Jersey for im re than 80 years under a perpetual lease from the
Lehigh Coal <fc N ligation Co.
Mr. Dodson and
Mr. Moore pointed out thiat consummation of the
transaction will be subject to the necessary corporate approvals and
subject to rulings by the Treasury Department and the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
In regard to timing, Mr, Dodson stated that
he is
hopeful that a closing date before Dec.
31,
1957 might
be
achieved.
Madison
and
July
en
11
-
involves
transaction
The
several
legal steps resulting
the
in
owner¬
ship by Central RR. of Pennsylvania of fill oi the stock of Nesquehoning
Valley RR. Co., which will acquire most of the remaining properties
subject to the lease lrom Lehigh Coal
Navigation Co. to Central RR.
of New Jersey lor a period of 35 years.
The annual rental which the
Central RR. of New Jersey will pay to Lehigh is $2,283,482, which is a
slight reduction in the rentals presently being paid.
The Lehigh Coal
<fc Navigation Co
will also sell its railroad company.
The Lehigh Coal
«fc
Navigation
Mr.
will
Co.
Dodson
divest
itself
receive
explained
of
total
a
of
$3,510,377
at
prerequisite
to Lehigh's broadening
its corporate
powers
which is
for its program of diversification.
Lehigh will, however,
retain its ownership of the Lehigh <& New England Rtt.—V. 185, p. 2333.
—V.
Sales
1957—Month—1956
six
six
earnings
$14,279,561,
ox
equal
to
$2.74
share,
for
$3,538,892
period last year the company earned'$15,084.<*65 or $2.90
The report indicates net earnings of $1.16 a
share in the
compared
of
months
1957
reported
i.ere
this
lay
company
the
July
on
15.
share.
a
second
quarter as a aiusfc $1.19
Bales
for
the
due
year,
orders,
glass
12
to
from low-wag*
low ta.i.t ra
The
half-ye^r
last
in
first
'six
domestic
European
;
report
markets
by foreign
encouraged by
countries
•
showed
Federal
tax
provision
against $4.00 a share in the
for,, depreciation,
amortization
and
year
moot
of
s
the .a"mt
in
of
,
fhin icial
Provision
year.
the
$8,809,903
and
es.
thii
sir*re
per
invasion
Asiatic
.
quarter last year.
same
totalled $118,732,939, a decline of
corresponding period of the previous
housing starts, reduced automotive glass
continued
t w
sha're in the
a
1957
the
fewer
current
$3.73
of
from
'
larger/
and
half
first
approximately
1957
period
totalled
last
$9,788,430
year.—V.
185,
operating
and
Star
Trust
fered— Fetersnn
offered
Co., Inc., Houston,
&
Co.,
also
100,000 shares of
of
with
43c
June
PROCEP I/i- -7 hi
njt
will
be
first
and
1957
furniture:
and
of
Of¬
April
on
30
the
by
corporation
in
the
laws
of
Houston,
:asing notes and accounts receivable
pure
from
other
corporal ions.
BUSINESS—Coat
the
any
Sta.j
chartered
was
of
Texas,
with
as
Texas
a
offices
at
corporation
3511
South
under
Main
St.
Texas.
Under
the
of
terms
its
charter,
the
company
is
authorized
to
accumulate and
lnau
money;
to sell and deal in notes, bonds, and
securities; to act a; trustee under any lawful expressed
trust, com¬
mitted to it bv contrast or will, or under
appointment of any court
having jurisdiction of the subject matter,
and
as
agent
for any
performances oi a y lawful act; to subscribe
for, purchase, invest in,
hold or
as Ign.
pi due and otherwise deal in and dispose of shares
of capital stock, bond;,
mortgages, debentures, notes and other securi¬
ties
and
obligation,
porations not
to
borrow
the
contract
competing
money
above
purposes
with
issue
or
and
evidences
each
other
debentures
six
the
in
for
of
indebtedness
same
carrying
line
out
of
of
any
cor¬
business;
all
or
GIVING
EFFECT
for
(.par
Lynch Corp.
Six
Months
Net
Income
(&
Enri'd
PRESENT
FINANCING
Clgn
300,000 shs.
192,166 shs.
Subs.)—Earnings at Higher Rate—
June
30—
S." and
1955
$3,505,723
providqn for U.
$3,065,591
142.700
185,
so-51
Macinar, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Common
Stock Of¬
fering—Mention was made in our issue of
July 15 of
the public offering of
400,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents) at 75 cents per share.
The
in
on
best-efforts
a
PROCEFDS—The
nee
basis
CAPITALIZATION
.
_
Common
through
ington
DC.,
/?
J
.
GIVING
50
(par
Jigs, tools
Its
The
Jean
l
er.ioiarj sg
auer
s.-acc
blnged
and
The
first
six
185,
p.
1956.—V.
R.
the
the
the
at
231
laws
months
$7,497,400
was
1750.
'
■
r
of steel,
use
..,e
release
assets,
Sales
Gulf
Texas
metal,
devices,
"
in
d
for
dron
16,
table
surface
i-•:
space
leal
p.
tables,
215.
Bldg.,
of
Wash¬
Delaware
of
and
of
and
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$9,128,976 $48,086,148 $47,864,300
to
offer the
6,
1957
for
debentures
to
subscription
its
area;
master
and
metal,
space
and
the
Products
oil
This
areas.
platforms,
bulkheads,
operator
The
in
unci
construction
wool
Gulf
the
includes
Coast
engineering
for
installing
and
of
area
Louisiana
and
in
Texas
in
Venezuelan subsidiary for deep
Maracaibo.—V. 182, p. 613.
and
Lake
water
a
McKee & Co.
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$55,612,000 $52,851,000
8.
p.
Mercast Corp.—Stock at $4.25 Per Share—
The
directors
shares
of
July
on
at
price of $4.25
a
Operating revenues.:
Co.—Earnings—
income
$
$
102.422.580
72.599.518
10.902.692
2,357,982
2,071,779
11,769,384
1,535,543
1,401,888
7,961,037
7.036.523
2,752.906
2,424,496
taxes—
2.286,046
2,004,504
13.405,660
11,954,194
11.883,847
10,848,570
taxes
operating income
after charges—.
185,
1957—5 Mos.—1956
s
20.807,022 109,222,767
15,047,309
76,086,686
22,387,592
15.741,161
expenses
operating
18.
1957—Month—1956
$
Net
per
by stockholders of record on July
Michigan Bell Telephone
of two additional
share for each three
See also V. 186, p. 8.
offering
the
approved
16
stock
common
Shares held
2916.
p.
Offered
public
The
—
corporation
June 17
on
offered to the
5% subordinated debenture notes
mature six, nine and ten years after their issuance.
They are priced at face value in denominations of $100
or multiples thereof.
The offering is not underwritten.
$250,000
of
to
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceds
be
to
are
used
purchase,
to
as
stock, outstanding preferred stock D and preferred stock
untarily offered without solicitation of any kind on the part
ury
corporation;
treas¬
C vol¬
of ti^o
working capital and other corporate purposes.
and for
AS
OF
FEB.
28,
1957
Authorized
Outstanding
4%
sub.
deb.
notes
due
to
I960
$230,400
$230,400
5%
sub.
deb.
notes
due
to
1962
250,000
250.000
Wo
sub.
deb.
notes
due
to
1965
500,000
500,000
154,000
100,000
154.000
100,000
4Vg%
3\
promissory notes due to I960
'to
promissory notes due 1958—
Paul
Bank
for Cooperatives'
first
a
Commodity
Common
stock
This
contractor
Wood
for
River,
The
oil
announced
company
the
111.,
expansion
It
the
of
unit
and
construction
30,000
a
of
V.
186,
p.
barrel-a-day
barrel-a-day crude
fluid catalytic cracking
M.vran
Livingston,
J.
Vice-President,
Petroleum
Division
of
the
McKee company, said that the prime contractor had already started
engineering work on the project. Preparation of the site at Wood
will
within
get
three
about
The
under
way
soon
months,
announcement
of
he
the
and
construction
is
expected
begin
to
added.
Indiana
Standard
said
that
the
new
facilities,
when
completed early in 1959, will increase the
refinery's crude oil processing capacity by about 30 (i.—V. 180, p. 215.
the
In
for
corporation
July
on
sale
registration
a
par
common
with
statement
stock,
McLellan
Stores Co.—June
Period End. June 30—
—V.
$4,610,236
is that of buying, selling, manufac¬
commodities handled by
its members and
corporation
the
electrical appliances and other farm and home supplies. The
also engaged in the manufacture and production of pe¬
and fly spray and in the packaging and processing
of
lubricating oil and greases.
As an incident to its business, the
company warehouses, packages, and transports the commodities handled.
troleum
is
products
of the voting common stock outstanding
whose capital as of Feb. 28, 1957, was
is engaged exclusively in discounting and
rediscounting trade paper and short-term notes of cooperative asso¬
ciations which are members of issuer, and of their fanner members.
The
company
the
This
Midland
98.08^
Credit
Corp.,
corporation
Corp's principal business office is at 739 Johnson
Minneapolis, Minn.
Credit
Northeast,
The
company
owns
100'T* of the voting comomn stock of Petroleum
Premier Petroleum Co.
This corporation is
will be engaged exclusively in the mai-
formerly
Co.,
inactive
now
owns
Midland
Street
but
ultimately
keting of petroleum products manufactured by company and which may
seasonally exceed company's needs.
The principal office of Petroleum
Resources Co. is at 739 Johnson St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn.—V. 185,
p.
2449.
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Midwest Piping Co.,
*Net
Months Ended
May
income
income
and
cn
Net
—-
-
expenses
income
—
—
(estimated)
dividend
Cash
per
paid
share
1956
$3.76o.805
$6,582,624
5,59-9',777oil,080
$3, i80,950
3,498.469
l4fc,«9U
$471,767
289,711
$0.61
earnings
Earnings
_
1957
$6,568,706
13,918
31—
sales
Other
—,
lb.145^
$135,591
,
386,280
sales for tbree months ended May 31, 1955,
31,
1957
will be subject to review under
Renegotiation Act of 1951.—V. 125, p. 613.
'
31.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
cooperative association incorpo¬
The principal business office of
St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
a
1926.
hardware,
company
*A
Off—
1957—Month—1956
.V
Sales
Sales
is
3,076 shs.
32,385 shs.
D
These commodities consist chiefly of petroleum products, fuel,
automotive parts and accessories,
feeds, seeds, fertilizer, tires, tubes,
the
to be offered
employees of the company under its "Executive Stock Option
Plan."—V. 185, p. 2560.
26,
Johnson
739
distributing
and
Taxes
filed
to
5,142 shs.
104 shs.
patrons.
Costs
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
12
covering 100,000 shares of its $18
Nov.
on
at
is
business of
The
corporation
Minnesota
corporation
turing
10,000 shs.
115,000 shs.
3,500 shs.
stock
preferred
BUSINESS—The
rated
80,000 shs.
45,000 shs.
non-cumulative
Total
McKesson & Robbins,
par
par
622,885
5.027,708
1,500,000
64,675 shs.
1,500,000
stock
($100 par value)
Three
by
program
($100
com.
($100
A)
Resources
(see
67,500
a
.
—
value)
par
4To
The
refinery of Standard Oil Co. <Ind.).
was disclosed by Indiana
Standard
consists
distillation
(Indiana)—
July 12 that it has been named prime
muhi-million-dollar
expansion
program
of
the
on
622,885
7.011,745
-
Loan
value)
(formerly pfd.
value)
Non-voting com. stk. A ($10 par value)
4'/o non-cumul. preferred stock C ($100
of
Contracts to Modernize
—
Refinery for Standard Oil Co.
portion
1956
of the
and
May
$0.18
May
the
$4,882,679 $25,160,484 $25,629,733
Miller-Wohl
185, p. 2217.
Co., Inc.—June Sales Lower—
sell
This
dies,
Corp.;
Corp.,
1957
the
fol¬
report
reached
tax
on
tyne
public
bracket
related
table
and
steel
2673.
its
wholly
owmed
that sales and profits
a
the
new
high
of
132,932
during
According
130,000
and
reserves
sale
to
square
Fernando
p.
Corp.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
corporation
after
compartment
folding
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Meletron
share
and
$53,352,936
Sales Lower—
1957—.Month—1956
$11,174,000 $11,364,000
186,
$238,249.
with
combination
cteel
Co., Inc.—June
Stores
Mercantile
of
basis
budding pipelines, sinking pilings, building
dredging canals.
The company is also an
recently formed
company
construction
master
1957—26 Wks.—1956
1957—5 Wks.—1956
$12,838,899 $12,810,961 $57^398,018
Period End. June 30—
stock¬
$l<)0
common
the
on
Canada.
plastics.
manufacture
together with
plywood
2101.
2916.
p.
Sales
—V.
Paper Co.,
include Atlanta
p.
Corp.—June Sales Up—
sales
185,
1957,—V.
certain
of Engineering.
assembling and selling
xnace master all
top
wood
Steel
—V.
Non-voting
Aug.
coast
drilling
docks
817,000 shs.
sale
Shoe
1956
185,
and
1957
April,
in
Facility
Loan
Operating Loan
Lower—
1957—Month—1956
proposes
record
of
shore
Outstanding
State
and
and for
exclusive
engaged
folding
products.—V.
the
Retail
St.
FINANCING
Shoreham
of
manufacture
plant,
a
both
results for
Mead
dividends.
preferred
for
CAPITALIZATION
principal amount of debentures for each 10 common shares held.
The
subscription rights will expire Aug. 20, 1957.
This offering will he underwritten by a group of investment firms
headed jointly by Dominick & Dominick and Kidder, Peabcc'v & Co.
The proceeds from the sale will be used for expansion of operations.
Principal business of the company is 'contract servicing to oil com¬
panies in their off-shore
and in-shore operations in Louisiana and
Veditz
acquire
$0.86
$6,089,769
3,560,324
$1.67
net
2915.
p.
company
holders
SEC
to
PRESENT
supplies, from Machine
now
inch
rele
support
offices
under
and
rcial
is
mast
18
support
and
ronvn
,iaT'n'''r.
by 21
?kiS
tame,
TO
acquired the rights to
ort
sup
materials
other
used
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
in
enga.e
corporal ion
lowing:
EFFECT
with
grterd
vvaic
cor<i°™ i0n
a
be
cents)
ir.11,
ova
,
articles,
Space
to
are
,
s.ocl;
BUELNESS-Cor
woo.1
per
This corporation, which is a leading company in off-shore oil con¬
tracting, on July
18 filed with the
SEC
a
registration statement
covering $20,292,000 of convertible subordinated debentures clue 1972,
This
proceeds
*machinery' invent<>ry and merchandise;
caVn 1
workhm
and
were
(J. Ray) McDermott Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Co., Inc., New York City.
the
the
in
6.999.121
$5,801,790
3,381,605
$1.47
share-
com.
provision
with
6.033,370
$0.71
outstanding
per
After
3,593,494
$3,183,575
3,560,324
Period End. June 30—
common
offering is
made
*
stock
River
tu
1957
unit.
for-
taxes
-W;.
ty
37c
consolidated
$8,609,314
—V,
218).
1957
_
after
the
taxes
Sales
Outstanding
231,991
sales,
Net
cent)
one
preferred
Stores Corp.—June
(Arthur G.)
TO
Authorized
stock
and
corporation
the 8,191,255
dividends of
on
of
'
Common
share
per
approximately
or
months
$6,588,500
McCrory
oivmerated.
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
2,996,940
,
—
Mortgage Loan:
with
Tex.—Stock
used
shs.
'Earns,
237,369
$2,853,652
3,881,605
_1
earnings
Com.
obsolescence
primarily for the rurc ase of contract and chattel mortgages
covering
the sale of automobiles; in
making direct loans on automobiles and
companies
first
the
stock
common
proceeds
earnings
after
30,
$2,915,136
Provision
1956.
in
(par one cent)
share to residents of the State of Texas only.
at $1.25 per
for
operating earnings
were
$6,824,354
or
approximately 83c per share 011 the 8.191,255
shares
outstanding, after preferred dividends of $344,158, compared
with $5,600,325 or approximately 71c per share on the 7,888,322 shares
outstanding, after preferred dividends of $402,251 for the same period
the
For
111
compared
2559.
Houston,
this
earnings
afiiiiate lor the second quarter of
Period End. June 30—
Lone
of
such
,
net
banks
approximately
or
for
the
first
corporation was
earnings
stock
with
5.352.298
2,068.104
466,329
1,429.346
237.536
I
Net
quarter was $3,843,600 in 1957 and $3,323,900 in 1956.
was
as
p.
share
per
common
6.497,651
2,318,324
465,357
Midland Cooperatives, Inc., Minneapolis. Minn.—Notes
$165,937
share on
the
7,888,322 shares
outstanding, alter preferred dividends of $201,088
for
the
same
period
In
1656,
provision for
taxes
in
the second
period
tame
the
comparison
1956,
outstanding
snares
Iu the same
in
the
on
in
8
consolidated
constituent
first
a
July
months of
The
its
17r/e
1957
of
on
2.777,597
1,038.261
taxes
State
income—
on
—V,
of
increase
months
66,855,583
3.421.993
Net
$2,669,208 $15,059,839 $12,626,797
$3,003,185
$87,831,204
68,819,487
expense
Federal and
Other
2915.'
p.
revealed
six
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Earnings Lower—
Net
185,
An
1957—5 Mos.—1956
2915.
p.
Interest
Operating
1957—5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
——„—
—V.
$90,436,479
34,056,485
expenses
Federal
Period End. June 30—
—24 Weeks Ended—
June 10/56
administra¬
1957,
shares
5,000,000
EARNINGS
OF
34,476,548
income
Depreciation k depletion
Marine Midland Corp.—Net Earnings 17% Higher—
$14,714,305 $14,245,639 $70,478,469 $64,495,633
—
185,
amendment on July 15,
Mangel Stores Corp.—June Sales Increased—
Lerner Stores Corp.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. May 31-4-
an
registration statement covering an additional
of common stock, lc par value.—V. 186, p. 215.
closing.
the
the transaction would enable Lehigh to
railroad properties.
This, he said, was a
necessary
Sales
the SEC
corporation filed with
tive
Memorial Hospital
G. H.
of the investment firm of
elected a director.
STATEMENT
Period End. May 31—
its
that
leased
us
to
been
June 16/57 June 10/56
$89,399,488 $87,357,140
1,036,991
474.064
Costs of products sold—
Selling and
Louis, Mo.—Registers With
Funds, Inc., St.
Managed
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
has
$45,416,015 $45,486,781
income
Total
Melville
22,229 shs.
Garden Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Square
corporation
Other
Outstanding
this issue will be
alterations.—V. 185, p. 2100.
of
sale
announced that for the quarter ended
May 31, 1057, the third quarter of its fiscal year, net earnings, alter
provision for Federal income taxes, were $203,980, compared with
$185,556 for the corresponding quarter of the preceding fiscal year.
For the nine months ended May 31,
1957, net earnings, after provi¬
sion for Federal income taxis, were $486,489, compared with $482,065
for
the
corresponding period of the preceding fiscal year.—V.
185,
p. 613.
J ■■■■/■
This
partner
a
York,
$44,862,818 $45,253,657
553,197
233,124
NOTE': The
22,600 shs.
the
from
repairs
capital,
working
and
New
sales—
Net
merged
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
cents)—.——
10
PROCEEDS—The
City,
Co.,
June 16,'57
and
Inc.
Owners,
10
the
in
Madison
the
between
of
changes
an
agreement
Own¬
entered into a
aforemen¬
landlord,
as
Moore,
18
a
to Madison
Authorized
Earl
of Pennsylvania, announced on July
authority of their boards of directors
Yoik,
share
jsew
on
simultaneously with the
tenant,
as
the
of
conveyed title
The Madison,
company,
conveyance
at
holders of common stock and voting trust cer¬
Stock of The Madison, Inc.
The Madison, Inc.
CAPITALIZATION
RFC
with
accordance
58tn
East
whose stock is being offered
term
a
Leased Railroad Properties—
President
i5
iocuieu
company
to
the
the basement
of
Madison,
common
on
commenced operation of
and second floors,
and sub-basement, in tne
the company is
years commencing on Jan.
29, 1)57 and expiring
on
Jan. 28, 1967 at an annual rental of $75,000 with a right in
the
tenant to renew for a further term oi ten years. The rental during the
renewal term only mr.y be increased or decreased (bit in no event to
tlu? extent of more than $11,250 in any one year)
based ttpon certain
lor
Aug. 1, next, $37,000
Payment will be made
on
1959 at 101'.'
1,
at the Title Insu.auce & Trust Co.,
<fc
—12 Weeks Ended—
first
new
the owner of
with
The
Lawrence
York
New
in New York State on
at 465 Park Ave., New
The
a
basis
for
was
lease
portion
a
as
is
This
shore
ers,
$5,79.,349 $36,216,018 $33,479,273
$6,069,816
—
In
Walker
Director—
a
Walker, Associate Clinical Director of
John M.
Dr.
CONSOLIDATED
incorporated
was
company
and
with
known
Y.
which
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
1956
tificates
Bryant, Inc.—June Sales Up—
Sales
12,
together
lor
Lane
offered
10
has its principal office
York, N. Y, On Jin. 29, 1957 it leased and
the commercial
and business space on the
June
N.
7.
p.
June
on
shares of common
BUSINESS—The
for
publicly 22,229
stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share,
corporation
without underwriting.
•
Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Rise in Earns.—
Lakeside
Mead Corp.—Walker Elected
(X. Y.)—Stock Offered
Madison Avenue & 58th Corp.
Decreased—
Kress & Co.—June Sales
(S. IL)
Period End. June 30—
July 22, 1957
Chronicle... Monday,
(820)
the
foot
Valley
$87,000.
shares
June
for
the
for the period of
some
of
now
21,570
This
subsidiary,
six
months
$1,131,000
is
outstanding
equal
as
Switch
Pressure
ended
and
to
result
of
Jan.
cents
the
per
185,
p.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$3,452,441 $36,827,555 $35,976,042
2916.
Military Investors
Development Corp., New York, N.Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange
Commission—
initial
shares.
announcement, the plans for the building of the
plant on 6>b acres in the Sylmar section of Sau
moving along
according to
schedule.—V.
185,
are
—V.
31,
$73,000 net
55
$3,294,732
Sales
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 57,500
shares of preferred stock
(par $5) and 57,500
shares of common stock (par 10 cents 1
to be offered in units of one
share
of
each
class
of
stock
at
S5.10
per
unit.
No underwriting
The
corporation
on
July
2
Number 5657
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(321)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Stock Offered
•
—This
stock
of
rights
to
stock
common
tional
share
July 16,
The
4,350
The offer will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 1, 1957.
offering is being underwritten by a group headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
proceeds from the sale of the shares •will be
to
working
of
outstanding loans which amounted to $39,210,000
The
capital
loans
resulting
the
May
31,
five
months
like
1956
and
stock
of
1957
the
the
well
with
compared
1956
year
sales
nec
re¬
is
V.
OPENS
NEW
industrial
program
of
has
Kan.;
cent
oil
through an 18/64-inch choke.
formation through perforations from
Simpson
of
well
of
W.
is
Pratt
will
begin
Drilling
45
four
and
leases
a
immediately
Plant—A
valves
for
industries
control
miles
800
on
of
west
oil
daily.
on
Sawyer,
within
one
acres
is
It
of
185,
Sale
$1,500,000
new
automation
plant
the
and
company
for
the
nation's
July
on
15
The
completed
located
The
120,000-square-foot plant, located
Industrial Park,
12
miles
on
Washington's
25-acre site in Fort
of
downtown
Phila¬
a
north
has
Monsanto
mile
of
manufacturing, research and development, sales and
administrative facilities for Honeywell's Valve Division, oldest of the
company's units with a history dating back to 1836.X
The
the
owns
The
division
300
produces
valves
electric
for
broad
a
in
use
hydraulic,
of
range
automatic
control
and
present
Taft,
other
and
Street,
lhat it
the new one-story
than three times
said
Manager,
expanded
to
six
will
weeks
from
blocks
from
plant
County
the
be
old
required
site
Philadelphia's
is
to
occupied
City
sixth
the
in
the
$
$
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Bank
loans
2'a1'c
debentures,
April
15,
$5,300,000
1965.__
5,300,000
13,700,000
13,700,000
25,000.000
1972
fund
1976
stock
25,000.000
stock
$1001
(par
None
350,000 shs.
$1.50)-
(par
10,000,000 shs.
"The amount of current bank loans
authorized
addition
which
30,
preference
to
which
of
the company is authorized
options
stock
issued
be
may
covering 45,250 shares
to -purchase,
tional
the
in
series
outstanding at
were
of
underwriters
and
the
respective
stock
common
exercise
C,
&
named
which
has
company
shall
below
agreed
indicated
percentages
ideal
created
&
Becker
Biyth
Boettcher
Alex.
Central
It
all
the
few
them,
addi¬
through
&
and
the
on
Kuhn,
Locb
1.4
a..-
Co._
<fc
&
Co..
Read
<te
W.
Langley
Lehman
50%
C.
&
Co—
lonvard
carry
of
3.9
Ltd.
the
over
and
hast
Philip
issue
an
behalf
on
the
for
company
debenture
stock
will
(subject
be
to
at
1.4
Smith,
3.9
charge
3.9
stock,
3.9
aggregate
Co
Webster Securities
Stone
Corp
White, Weld
3.9
Harold
1.4
Inc.
Co.,
0.5
Barney
5.0
Wood,
&
E.
Ac
Wood
&
0.5
Co
Gundy Ac Co., Inc
Ac
Missouri Edison Co.—Plans Stock
Electric Co.
below.—V.
184.
at
The
specified
ranking
the
pari
will
to
secure
£3,000,000
to
up
and
copper
sufiicient to
1957—Month—1956
Net
rights
permitting
warrant
one
There
Each
ever
at
will
warrant
period
a
special
a
1.377,962
are
—V.
July 16 announced that stockholders will receive
them to purchase one share of common stock and
on
offering
enable
price
for
shares
to
each
ipar
holder
common
the
$1)
buy
shares
seven
The
SEC
corporation will file
will
provide
the
effective
of
date
registration.—V.
181;
p.
of
offered
$500
registration statement with the Securities
and Exchange Commission, after which rights will be distributed. The
record date
for eligibility
ot holders will be the fifth day following
a
used
to
This
July
offer
and
1957,
these
filed
covering
shares
of
class
securities
class
24
B
a
registration statement
22,474 shares of class A
B
in
stock.
common
"stock
units."
The
each
shares, which shall not
be
with
the"
consisting
SEC
stock
common
company
Of
the
Lease
stock
of
son-Goldin
Field.
Oil
units,
57.95 %
14,474
discovery well,
Eight
are
undivided
Operations;
Acreage
thousand
existing stockholders,
on
a
to
held
about
by
units
in
interests
97%
in
on
class
one
to
are
in
offered
be
basis,
pro-rata
exchange for
outstanding
Mon-O-Co
non-operators
at
the
at
Helser
interested
The
to
No.
or
in
According
do
not
erally
con¬
has
Prairie
Inc.,
for subscription by
subscription price of
the
the
funds
to
Fertile
holes
to
Prairie
the
and
wells;
of
of
Red
to
—V.
River
drilling
Gas
horizon;
a
test
Lease
to
wrell
validation,
rework
on
by sinking
recommendation
the
Hidden
Dome
additional
on
oil
field
practice,
and insofar
215.-
us
the
practical and possible.—V.
for
May 4,
en
the
located
dehydrating
of alfalfa which are in
in Arizona, California, Colorado,
Missouri,- Nebraska, New Mexico.
addition thereto, the company owns
Michigan,
at
In
mill
these
sites
the
for
dry
of
storage
Omaha.
STATEMENT OF
1956
1955
$8,857,524
410,312
$7,571,373
$9,666,615
"775,569
362,560
94,200
Cr279,828
184,00©
$316,112
tax...
*$495,741
$178,560
>
(refundable)
property
EARNINGS
1957
income
tax
purchased,
tax, $65,000
inc.
Fed.
(loss)
earns,
60,000
99.732
and special credits
186,
$415,844
►$495,741
$238,560
8.
p.
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Buys Pittsburgh Firm—
This
of
has purchased the assets of The Medicinal Oxygen Co.,
company
Pittsburgh,
from
vniade
The
it
Pa.,
David
announced
was
and
B.
Edward
Medicinal
Pittsburgh
Oxygen
Co.,
hospitals with
area
and inhalation
National
This
I.
July
on
16.
The
Labowitz.
formed
30
.
186,
most
and
other
oxygen
p.
...
supplies
ago,
NCG medically-pure
therapy equipment.—V.
purchase was
.
years
215.
Propane Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
on July 8 announced its
second quarter earnings
ended May 31, 1957 were $146,300.
After making pro¬
preferred dividends this is equivalent to 17c- per share on
473,103 shares outstanding.
This compares favorably with earnings of
for
corporation
the
vision
period
for
$83,600
for
number
the
to
earlier
four
to
which
cents
after
provision for
share
per
on
of
$220,600,
six
months
six months of the 1957 fiscal year
first
aggregate
an
or
year
a
the same
of
Earnings for the
700
pared
period
same
dividends were equal
shares outstanding.
preferred
■
Gross
50c
share
per
1956.
are
$371,-
share after
per
28c
of
for
Canadian! to
shares
preference
The
proceeds
be
at
to be
are
to
Commission
request
a
hearing
given
like
the
second
period
after
quarter
preferred dividends com¬
preferred dividends for tho
—V.
185,
investment
reports
the
deducting
31,
1956
p.
a
gain of 28%.
cents
on June 30.
capital stock
shore
per
payable July
with
$23.33
and
of
assets:
of
shares
15,
and
by
1957
Dominick
of
An
$24.61 per
outstanding,
an
extra
after
dividend of
1957. Both payments
made
are
income.
compares
Holdings
total
managed
company,
value
asset
of 12
share,
per
ordinary
This
net
a
1,080.000
dividend
a
cents
five
from
compared to
the half year
for
year,
Shares Corp.—June 30 Asset Value Up—
Dominick,
on
and,
in the previous
2673.
p.
closed-end
The
$2,961,600
were
earlier;
year
a
$6,404,900 compared to $5,049,800
corporate
has
the
for
revenues
$2,653,800
10,000
S.
stocks
and
June
on
on
Government
1.7%
bonds,
share
per
common
U.
value
asset
net
a
June
of
$23.75
30,
1956.
30,
obligations,
net
cash
and
per
share at Dec.
1957 represented 91% of
6.8%; preferred stocks and
receivables
0.5%.—V.
185,
1889.
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—June Sales
Period End. June 30—
*
Sales
1957—Month—1956
$2,015,2G6
—V.
185,
thereon.
shares
have
at
with
com¬
186,
than
a
MICA:
small
these
applied
30-day
to
it
facts,
for
of
and
the
will
Trust
filed
registration
Up
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$9,328,782
$2,004,816
$8,915,633
2916.
p.
proposed
the
Because
a
offer
liquidated
of
which
MICA
they
that
is
Helser
accepted,
and
part
shares.
may
value, without the imposition of
a
new
of
and
announcement
turing.
the
purchase
sales load.
the
SEC
184,
p.
amendment
an
covering
an
additional
increasing
on
July
15,
1,000,000
1957,
to
shares
of
1583.
level
James
E.
for
Sugar
first
the
Department—
of
McFarland,
Vice-President
i
for
Refining
six
Co.—Earnings Lower—
months
of
1957
totaled
$91,718,955.
This
cannot properly be compared with sales
period last year, because it includes the
of $68,746,868 for the
operations of the Re¬
serve Division
which was not acquired until. June 27, 1956. Net income
for the half-year was $1,165,699, amounting to $1.76 per share on the
663,618
shares
now
outstanding,
as
compared with
$1,030,837, or
$1.81 per share on the 586,815 shares outstanding on June 30, 1956.
figure
same
—V.
185,
p.
1639.
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—June
:
185,
p,
$5,453,541
-
Manufac¬
Off—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,724,103 $29,890,681 $29,113,103
2334.
New England
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
period End. May 31—
1957—Month—1956
$
Operating
27,187,766
20,215,017
revenues.
expenses
Federal
Sales
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
Sales
Operating
production test activity on its
military microwave products, this corporation, has set
separate production test department, according to an
by
Sales
or
The
Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With SEC
with
statement
and
National
—V.
interest.—V.
commercial
up
advan¬
Helser
Distributors,
is
be
Narda Corp.—New Production Test
-
be more
shares.
Fund
If
it
purchase
within
period
would
company
MICA
with
clients.
clients
gen¬
of attorney to Helser
established in the client's
investment
contract
these
to
asset
net
the
all
which
power
accounts
own
operation,
of
plan
discretionary
to
a
which,
$2,500
Helser
brokerage
number of small
because of their size,
manages
181, p. 2244.
beneficial
-
of
account
Mutual Trust,
present
properties.
County, Mont.
The corporation intends to negotiate
other operators for joint drilling operations, in accordance with
mon
1963 and
30,
—
25
the
and
Helser
distribution
proceeds
will
This
the offering lor cash will be initially added to the
company, for allocation to the extent practical
and
$10
and
1957,
25,
considering
a
the
Oil
value;
the
to
underwriter
MICA
MICA shares
its
Petroleum
p.
principal
offer
the
less
investors
into
investment
clients
oil
proceeds
general
that,
the
development of the properties.
Net
(par
involved.
is
that
absolute
an
these
to
entered
of
of
themselves
will
working interests and properties under one ownership insofar
possible, in order to simplify management and effect economy in
as
July
states
management
and
tageous
the Fertile
the
to
stock
debentures
asset
until
accounts
involves
name;
Joint
Fergu-
all
to the prospectus,
and gas, in
the
net
persons
lend
the
1
company is engaged in exploration
acquisition of prospective oil and gas
leases, and has done exploratory drilling in Montana and Wyoming.
The purpose of the exchange offer is to consolidate and establish title
crude
their
application
investment
A
$75 per unit.
for
of
underwriting
Nov.
with
investment company, and J. Henry Helser <fc Co. of
investment advisor, have applied to the SEC for an
permitting the sale of MICA shares to certain clients
order
of
separately transferable until
issued
be
working
and,
debentures due
notification
York
Ore.,
in Delaware
and
proposes
of
New
exemption
for
version
of
acquire plant and equipment and for working capital.
Portland,
1960.
1,
May
Corp., Billings, Mont.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
corporation
11,
539,376
$250
of
No
letter
a
Mutual Investment Co. of America—Seeks Exemption
2930.
Oil
and
units
unit.
Canada—Files With SEC—
filed
11
preference
non-voting
in
per
This
Mon-O-Co
Securities
July
covering $100,000 of 6%■
shares
at a price yet to be determined.
funds for current and future expansion.
sale
The
Fair Ltd., Toronto,
on
incorporated
was
sale of storage facility, less
share
corporation
the
up
Neb., and Midland, Kan., storage
storage and preservation of alfalfa meal either in
as
meal, under inert gas.
inc.
on
applic.
National
2916.
p.
Music
held.
currently outstanding.
another share of stock
of time and
The
185,
set
are
owns
or
♦Loss.—V.
•
corporation
mills
They
the
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$17,265,380 $18,020,708 $89,230,390 $86,772,181
-
is
issue
the offer.
common
before special credits
from prepayment of note
on
first
Period End. June 30—
of
fund
applic. Fed. inc. tax, $105.800
(G. C.) Murpliy Co.—June Sales Decreased—
Sales
by
debenture
with
at
par in 1982 and may be redeemed
time after 1967 at varying premiums.
establish a sinking fund starting in 1962 which
redeem the entire issue by final maturity.
will
company
the
of manufacturing, storing, selling and dealing
principal executive office is in Lamar, Colo. The
Kansas,
Fed.
payable
any
at
Offering-
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Plans Stock Offer—
The
for
for
less
a
the; charge securing, the
in transit up to an
with
passu
financing
redeemable
be
company's option
be
assets
of
purprose
received
sales
Gain
the
upon
of £5,000,000.
stock
the
1478.
p.
charge
for
The
1.4
0.5
-
Co
certain
on
floating
Co
Woodard-Elwood
215.
3.9
—
Inc
Bros. & Hutzler—
charge
and
com¬
at
1.4
Hopwood—
&
Gardner
&
floating
a
the
of
meal.
form
Discount
private
Salomon
Jaffray
Inc.—
by
until
or
Net earns,
price
a
warrant
one
company
$10 per share. It is. expected that
1969,
issue
sinking
company
53
company
Prov.
Higginson
the
of
the
share
carry
payment
issued
stock
later.
and
Earnings before Fed.
next
Piper,
—
5.0
0.5
& Co——__
Net
amoijnt.
this
of
of
1,
is
COMPARATIVE
obtained
b"en
Hill,
Stock
—
common
purpose
owns
facilities
,
committee
of
basis
underwriting connected
proceeds
the
meal.. Its
alfalfa
The
34,
arranged
to
Illinois.
sacked
interest at the rate of G?i% per
additional rates until fully paid upt
of £98 per £100 of stock.
It will be
called up in four equal annual installments. The stock will be secured
0.5
.
resources
the
on
Years Ended April 30—
internal
debenture* stock
issued
of
July
on
Oklahoma, Ohio and Texas.
storage facilities at each of
that sufficient information is
drilling to justify a program
which will aim at Increasing the
issues
capital
be
surrendered to
to purchase one-half
price
a
date
operation.
Idaho,
Moorgate. London.
E. C. 2, England, and N. M.
Sons of New Court, St. Swithin's Lane, London. E. C. 4,
Ac
of
the
at
warrants
the
for
alfalfa
active
further
West"
shares
stpek
right
proposed
no
the
company
announced
company's
the
£7,000,000
have
will
and
the
stock
BUSINESS—The
1946,
Privately—
of
will
preferred
of
(EDT)
is
Rhodesia—
Reynolds & Co.,
1.4
,
M.
of
in
of the estimated capital cost of the program
issue of £7,000,000 of debenture stock, and the
an
of
of
annum
3.9
Inc.
Southern
Reinholdt
3.9
Corp—a
&
Co
12
Ltd.,
23,529(2
company, upon the exer¬
stock, shall be applied by
for the retirement of the
company's 5%
debentures issued concurrently with said warrants ac¬
cording to the plan of recapitalization.
•
than
more
0.5
Noves & Co
Union
loss
offered
will issue 47,059 warrants representing rights to purchase
common stock of the company.
The warrants shall
upon issue
and shall continue to be exercisable until
company
gases
5.0
&
Brothers —
the SEC
with
a
warrants
whichever
the
He also noted that
1.4
Boston Corp
Sachs & Co.
P.
cise
sold.
be
5.0
—__
Ripley
Co.
Tire
notification
shares of
There
for capital expenditure.
company
Rothschild
0,5
Co
Stock
"Mufulira
from
of
will
see
also
1.4
Inc.
company
3:00
Maremont
Mines
result
a
from
&
1.4
of
share.
of
common
retired,
it
Motor
0.5
(Inc.)-
Inc
Co.,
Co
p.
to
whole undertaking of the company,
but in order to
allow scope for further development in the future
the company reserves the right to create and issue up to £7,000,000
of additional debenture stock secured pari passu with the stock.
The
company
will also be entitled to create
the
following charges in
favor
of
bankers
to
secure
temporary borrowing,
namely, a prior
Dominick-
&
186,
value
that 50%
consent
placing
0.5
Hemphill,
book
to
issue
3.9
Morgan Stanley
Murphey Favre,
Harriman
—V.
will
tax
a
Mr.
July
on
as
an
0.5
3.9
Inc
&
*
Company.
Mason-Hagan,
First
its
The
evidence
exercisable
The European
housing is
to
be
financed,
constructed
operated externally, under arrangements which will make no call
Peabody & Co.-,-—-:-
Kfdtler.
0.5
Co...
Co.,
Equitable Securities
The
division
nave
Copper
found
Inc.—
&
1.4
Goldman.
the
be
years.
the
Weeks
0.5
Elworthy &
Maremont noted that
Mr.
than
21
adopted
share
be
23,529 Va
housing.
Engl inti,
Kalman
1.4
Co
&
Sons
Dominick
plant
$10 per
share.
each
pany's
of all assets, thus nearing completion, will leave
$11,000,000 in cash and securities available
woiud
is intended
remaining
severally
to
for
Lemon
Joiinston,
'1.4
Inc
and
Dain
per
shall
acres,
copper
year
a
shall be
sell
below,
Phillips Co
Republic Co.
Caldwell
M.
&:
<te
Brown
Dillon,
Hornblower
Se¬
Inc
Co.,
Oo.,
&
10.5
on
some
Debenture
European
date.
said
have
to
subscribed
be
not
18.2
Eiehler
Bateman,
G.
Union
Whipple
Bacon,
the
tnis
situation,"
directors
The
Go
Allyn
with
development of
warrants:
Dillon,
curities
$700,000.
was
for
acquisitions, according to Mr. Maremont.
to
Eastman
space
production from the present rate of 100,000 long
155,000 long tons a year.
It is estimated that this
program
will
take
five
years
to
complete
and
that
it
will
cost
£14,000,000,
an
additional
sum
of
£2,000,000
required
for
being
the outstanding shares, 117,650 shares were reserved
for the company's restricted stock option plan under
1957,
in
building
for
•
.
of
expected to begin in the North Chicago
according to Anthony Varese, Craft president.
of
assecs
available
now
directors.
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally,
of
Products
The
6,953,613 shs.
'
agreed
in
Deepfreeze division was terminated in 1956, and
equipment were sold. Motor Products also termi¬
its automotive division with completion of parts
ana
Products
company's
by resolution of the board
June
and
future
tons
fin
-
at
PROCEEDS—The
Places
to incur is unlimited.
tThe
plant
is
price
the
of
Mufulira
debentures,
letter
a
of
June
on
directors
pelleted
.
sinking
1,
tPreference
fCommon
Dec.
division
sinking fund debentures,
1.
20-year 3-14%
Aug.
due
Deepfreeze
said, "would be to find a
company that could use the Detroit plant, as well as take advantage
of our tax loss carry forward."—V. 185, p. 2450.
$12,089,724
1277.
tures
been
"Tne
manufacturing,
plan of recapitalization at a meeting held
on
April 8, 1957, by terms of which the company is to issue to the
holders of 5%
cumulative, $50 par value preferred stock its deben¬
dated Aug. 1, 1957, with a due date of
July 1, 1975.
In lieu of
dividend arrearages on said preferred
stock, the company is issuing
to
each
holder
participating in the exchange, certain warrants to
purchase shares of the company's common stock at a price of $10
Deepfreeze Plant—
former
company
The
$2,000,000.
Outstanding
"
—
20-year 3.10%
due
for
microwave
common
stock
(par $10) to be offered at
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
incidental to the development of oil and
gas properties.'
expenses
(par $3)
1956
Motor
EFFECT
shares
The
Manufacturing
months,
higher
production
Motor
Penn¬
turnpike.
GIVING
Craft
Ultimate liquidation
550-acres
the
to
of
without
be
Hall.
adjacent
its
i
Production
two
a
months,
and
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.
Offered—
model cars.
Machinery and equipment of this division have
sold, and there remains only its Mack Avenue, Detroit plant
disposed of.
The company's aircraft division will cease pro¬
duction
with completion
of current contracts in approximately two
transfer machinery
since 1856 on Broad
operating
now
development
industrial
CAPITALIZATION
due
for
more
also
three
equipment
Montgomery
sylvania
be
UHF
of
July 5 filed
on
15,000
Jem.—
Co., producers of bulk storage
other special products for the dairy industry.
Craft, which
plants in Chicago, will move all of its operations to the
macninery
to
to
Honeywell
The
General
can
size.
two
From
Division
so
the
Production
all
plant is designed
in
nated
field
share,
Products.
employes
people.
Marshall B.
of
Consideration for the sale
and
pneumatic
currently
corporation
facility.
reflects
company
per
for
88,276,449 386,072,917 395,083,303
with 285,000 square feet
to
and
plant
the
covering
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
Maremont said.
three
new
provides
in
$17
miles
10
was announced on July 15 by Arnold H. Maremont,
Tne corporation is completing a program of asset
liquidation
leave it in a strong cash position to
acquire an active com¬
plant,
sold
was
delphia,
this
Mr.
pany,
Washington,
expansion
185, p.
Chicago, 111.,
which will
production of
missile
expanding
at Fort
component
a
Nash Oil Co., Wichita Falls, Tex.—Files With SEC—
formation
2916.
p.
by
North
formerly
present, the new production test department will be located at
corporation's headquarters at 160 Herrlcks Road,
Mlneola, N. Y.
Plans are now being made, under the overall Narda
expansion program,
for future transfer to new
quarters.—V.
confirmation
a
Kan.
1957—Month—1956
Motor Products Corp.—Sell
products
was
114.
p.
Chairman.
opened by this
was
special
and
department
the
Co.
barrels
82,764,018
—V.
test
At
Rine
pumping
pr^aucnon
however, production testing requirements have grown to a point neces¬
sitating tne establishment of a completely independent test
facility. ^
feet.
Drilling
discovery.
the
new
engineering laboratories which were responsible both for en¬
gineering development and production testing, the two activities em¬
ploying essentially the same skills and equipment.
Since-Narda's re¬
com¬
County,
has 50% interest in another new Simpson
in Pratt County, the Jem No. 1, which was
tanks
J.
Co.,
Pratt
day
per
$
manufacturer
Pa.
A.
the
Sales
leading
a
in
me
Narda's
Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—June Sales Decreased
of automatic control instruments and systems. Its products
and control systems having applications in a variety
ranging from residential, commercial and industrial heating,
conditioning, refrigeration and ventilation to industrial process
in
almost
all
major
military applications.
A.
barrels
Period End. June 30—
the common
controls
controls
at
Monsanto.
oil. discovery
range
air
its
of
an,
company
136,
fields
for
In
4,356
lull-interest
months
$7,656,457 in tlio
$267,944,462
on
to
east
The
totaled
share
a
120
discovery
recently by R.
compared with $99,945,657 in
Estimated net income in the first
$3,254,387,
the
as
well, which is about four miles northeast of the
Kan., is located on a 1,540-acre block of leases owned
south
five
l
discovery
oil
1957.
cash
of
was
feet
The
outstanding at the end of the year.
include
of
during
company
1956.
BUSINESS—Minneapolis-Honeywell
wide
June 30,
on
Co.—Completes Oil Discovery—
division
a
No.
city of Pratt,
by the company.
added
reduction
to
the company's
its business.
of
$22,463,657, equal to $3.40
was
applied
rata
The
$129,349,704,
of
was
For
and
of
part
expansion
of
were
months
months.
income
net
provide
the
sales
1957
corresponding
to
from
EARNINGS—Net
ended
Minneapolis-Honeywell
incurred
were
quirements
of
the
Completion
The
PROCEEDS—Net
Co./
Hoeme
Howell, Lion Vice-President, announced on July 12.
well, on a lease wholly-owned by-the company, is flowing
The
at
share.
per
Oil
the
John E.
(par $1.50) at the rate of one addi¬
twenty shares held of record on
The subscription price is $85
Lion
pleted
each
for
1957.
Monsanto Chemical
is offering to holders of its common
subscribe for 331,237 additional shares
company
9
income
taxes
-
2,069,019
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
$
Other
operating
taxes..
1,934,375
operating
income
2.969.355
2,852,478
2,288,429
2,219,884
9,808,615
1,778,201
Net
Net
after
charges
$
25,710,698 132,347,001 125,033,245
18,988,655
94,317,422
91,379,600
2,091,364 '12,364,152 - 10,602,063
-
15,856,812
12,867,816
8^33^19
-
14417,823
11,069,748
-
its half-centurv of progress, ■ the company has
illustrated book entitled "It all happens here
which
44-page
a
of
6ome
ser.
3!a%
bank
1957—Month—1956
$16,262,057 $15,926,928
Period End. June 30—
Sales
each
$86,741,412 $82,143,135
$5
year
preference
stated
stock
load
days in
passengers
same
passengers
Fenner
Co.—Earnings—
Net
185,
2,189,833
charges
Hornblower
Lee
Paine,
Wertheim
—'V.
in
the
made
orders
Cost
Federal
Net
*
recorded
business on Aug. 13, 1956, reported n
year-end of $9.77 following payment of 16c a share
capital gains. This compares with a share value of $8.63
mutual fund which'began
realized
in
months*
6ix
its
value at
The
previously.
report
j
the Fund's total net assets on May 31st,
ovefr the total of $1,433,000 on Nov. 30,
showed
'
1957
(estimated
taxes
___;
>—
share
8:30
iPDTi
St.,
San
Francisco', Calif.,
July 23 receive
on
V.
(see
Pacific
186,
bids
for
115"
p.
V.
Telephone &
Period End. May 31—
186,
>-,
expenses
income
taxes—
operating taxes
Other
Net
will
y $
charges—
—V.
65,352,538 347,659,528
48,392,902
Chemical Corp.—Secondary
Offering—
July 17 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$57.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
share.
It has been completed. See also V. 186, p. 216.
(par $5) was made on
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.,
Nine Months Ended. June 30—
Bales
1
taxes_
after
Net
1957
* 1956
$14,391,904 $14,687,656
766,306
810,212
.
——
-
—
-
Chicago, 111.—Earns. Off
—
—-—
? '** •"
1996!
•Adjusted for 5% stock dividend.—V. 185, p.
offering oi 20,000 shares of common stock (par $6.25)
was made on July 16 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
$48.25 per share, with a dealer's concession
share. It was auickly completed.—V. 185, p. 2218.
& Beane at
of $1 per
7,026,000*
6,787,053
6,466.716
5,442,506>,31,282,084
30,538,053
27,191,871
9,618,935
9,331,910? ;47,906,658
7,882,693
7,748,512
/
after
—V.
charges
165,
291V.
P.
of
shares
175,000
company
(no
The
parj
•
PROCEEDS—Net
with
together
proceeds
1957,
be
to
are
Charles
by
costs
meet " the
scheduled
in
April,
be
to
1957
of
made
to
additional timber
in
paper
for
1957
and
provide most
in
reserves
bridge,
bank notes and
officers
Pedalcopters
on
K.
the
and
for
used
were
issued
subsidiaries,
its
produces
and
converting
printing,
commercial
It is believed to be one of the larger pro¬
types of paper, accounting for about 8% of the annual
.
ducers of "these
in
President,
Its office
is
his
wife,
located
at
~
Loretta
directors
time.
of
That
the
do
company
will
future
be
present
time
it
is
placed
around
and
spherical
a
local products
CAPITALIZATION
not
plan
the
company
equal
sales
for
to
of
the
amounted
$1.76
per
to
same
period
of
ot
50 cents
per
common
May
and
stock.
1957,
31,
to
185,
GIVING
balloon.',". On
the
turn
space
net
income
This
to
EFFECT
1956.
income
For the
$4,644,000,
are
share.
full
or
currently
year
$5.43
being
with net
1956
per
paid
net
share.
at 'the
per
sales
" Outstanding
1,500 shs.
2917.
p.
bef.
Fed.
Federal income
Net
Cash
1957—3 Mos.—1956
779,000
$974,887
$2,663,562
836,458
663,855
$0.35
profit
$1.00
dividends
share—
per
$0.30
•Based
on
2.788.191
Barton
W.
Druckenmiller,
plant
there has
p.
at
been
shares in
1957 and
Mich.,
difficulty
-
$0.58
was
$0.60
2,655,420 4n
on
July. 10
the West Winfield, Pa.,
at
"
1956
that J the strike
settled
$0.50
at
•
•
were
.,
Norris
.
E.
,
&
will
the
for
be
to
Hirshberg, Inc.- ■
Aug.
15,
1958
*
Federal
•*
which, it is estimated,
1957
1956
$14,000,000 $11,525,000
sales
before
Earnings
trust
Earnings and Sales—
June 30—
Months Ending
York,
1957 and to mature annually from
*
, '»-*
Plough, Inc.—Reports Higher
Six
Net
6,000
July 24—
up
to noon (EDTi on July 25, in New
purchase from It of $2,220,000 equipment
dated
.
17,000
10,000
F. Button & Co
McNeel-Rankin, Inc.—___ /
/
•
taxes
—
__1__
taxes
income
!
—
1,415,000
680,000
1.080,000
;•
520,000
Penn-
that
and
plant.—V.
Net
1
earnings
Number of shares outstanding
184,
Earnings
1799.
per
share
$735,000
$560,000
1,218,438
$0.60
1,112,456
$0.50
forth above reflect the issuance of additional common
of Coppertone Sales Corp.
and include
earnings for the period ended June 30, 1957.
It-does
The figures set
shares
(J. C.) Penney Co.—June Sales Off—
1957—Month—1956
S
Sales
—V.
their
not
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1
$
'
',"$
$
sales
the
shares
on
105,057,892 108,249,715 540,575,729 541,716,646
the
for
and
include
1957,
of
the
acquisition
operations for the 1956 period." On June 14,
Plough, Inc. approved the exchange of- 77,682
common stock (which shares have been listed
York Stock Exchange) for all the outstanding Copper-
Coppertone
directors of
Plough, Inc.
New
tone" shares.
185, p. 2917.
.
B. Solmson,
Executive Vice-President of Plough, Inc., in
commenting on the increase in net earnings, stated, "It is the policy
of
our; company
to increase dividends when justified by-increased
Harry
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—June Sales HigherPeriod End. June 30—
quarterly
Hie underwriters in
,
to 1972. inclusive.
They are to be secured by new. equipment;
will cost $2,847,500.—V.
186, p. 217.
$1 35
-
bids
15.
Aug.
1 327 710
'
company
receive
certificates,
%3,056,000
1,672;915
"•
-7
'
185, p. 2917.
The
*
$1,629,619", $3,592,661
'
$0.25
President, stated
Petoskey,
no
VI,211,000
2,314,000
•Earnings per share
•Dividends
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$10,689,362 $14,742,592 $17,389,889 $21,630,059
inc. tax
1,753,887
4,977,562
2.840,619
6,648 661
taxes
m
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Bids
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
—V.
Co.—Exchange Offer Extended
185,'
500,000 shs.
number of shares of said stock as
' \ "
:
' 1
', Shares
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Johnson. Lane, Space &
Inc. a
128.000
!Co.. Inc.
—_____
38,000
The
Robinson-Humphrey
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,' 19,000
Co., Inc.
128.000
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.
18,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
38,000
J. W. Tindall & Co
17,000
'
...
above.—V.
Outstanding
to the public at a price of $5
anuti *n.
will be a several
,
General Telephone Corp.
sales
-jj:
sale
said
,
share,
■
price
■»
$
stock for
a
the
The obligation
to purchase a specified
.
See
-
PRESENT FINANCING
500,000 shs.
Shares
FINANCING
2,500 shs.
at
offer
follows:
advertisement.
an
PRESENT
TO
(no par)
$1,551,000,
compares
.
$1)_.
(par
stock
will
share.
obligation
of
would
the' bannef
of
in the form
2451.
p.
stock
common
sell
net sales of
net income of $1,872,000, or $2.18
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
rate
ended
$25,777,000
of
share
$26,077,000 and
$61,689,000 and net
months
five
,* }
entered into an. agreement with
the underwriters (their representatives being Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc. and The Robinson-Humphrey Company. Inc.) for the sale to under¬
writers on a firm commitment basis of 419,000 shares of $1 par value
and
of
,
operation
Authorized
stock
Period End. June 30—
the
«.
UNDERWRITERS—The company has
Wood-
Ave.,
sell advertising
planned to
■
Common
■—V.
25.
B,, Paul,
Cedar
547
Jan.
on
per
the
national
appear
_
New- Jersey
output of the book paper industry in the United States.
EARNINGS—For
>»
Authorized
specialties.
operations and
V1
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
general
other
rotating balloon of the aircraft which would be in the form
banner
Dixie's
with
34,210,127
c
working capital and
incorporated
was
Paul
this
at
At
company.
purchase price for interests in
of the
books,
magazines,
bank notes
The
1958.
$8,000,000
about
the financing will be used by the
subsidiaries and for general corporate pur- ">
to
,
N. J.
The
to
Maine.
together
EUSENESS—Company,
sells
improvements totaling
capital
earnings,
*-
proceeds, from
advances
/BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Georgia on'June 5, ,*1957,
has "two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Peachtree Road Development
Corp., and Mlnosa •• Corp/" Tn'er'juu^uus to engage in , transactions involving (1) the development an! the promotion of the de¬
velopment of real property in and around the City of Atlanta, Ga.,
and such other locations as it may-deem desirable;
(2) the acquisi¬
tion ot businesses"ot 'boncroi tnti o ' j
an t.pes and descriptions, for
the purpose of operating such businesses over an extended period of
time, or subsequent resale; and '(3) the investment of a limited amount
of any surplus funds in sue
ut '■ *\r%nw>cj «i--,«*ed' either on the unlisted
market
or
011
a
national securities exchange, or other ventures, as
might be determined to be desirable by the board of directors.
Common
Richard K. Paul.
son,
Profit
retained
including
funds
company
.
the stock will be used,
$4,000,000 of the company's outstanding 4V2%
prepay
to
other
-
.
the sale of
from
proceeds
v.
.
-
on June 18 offered
publicly 1,000"shares-of common
at $20 per share as a speculation. The offering is not
BUSINESS—Company
at $38.25
$15)
(par
of-
"and
corporate purposes.
Net
share.
per
stock
common
40,279,357
•
'
underwritten.
publicly on July 17 an issue of
associates offered
and
35,866,000
,
Pedalcopter Co., Woodbridge, N. J.—Stock Offered—
Co.—Stock Offered—Blyth & Co. Inc.
Paper
for
poses.;
,
',41.197,992
income
Peninsular Telephone
Oxford
316,067.547
operating
Net
Net
taxes__-
operating taxes—
Other
a
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Elevator
Otis
*$1.33
.$1.26
Earnings per shares—*
1
,
Offered—Public
'
shares of common stock
secondary offering of 70,000
PROCEEDS—Net
43,791,069 232,604,786 217,139.631
The
Olin Mathieson
2}7..._
Co.—Stock
&
Evans
company
71,504,553
stock
A
p.,
fering of 419,000 shares of common stock ($1 par value),
at a price of $5 per share was made on July 16 by Clem- •
$
j •
expenses:..!—
2917.
185, p.
186,
Investment
Co., Inc. and The Robinson-Humphrey _/■/
Co., Inc. and associates.
J
i.
/ 4 '
revenues—
Federal /.income
12,751,672
13,298,685
2,575,059
■- .
that
declares
has successfully tested an, important, new field s ex¬
well in the Gulf off Mexico which flowed at a rate of 672
day through a small choke.
The Well is on a full-interest
Phoenix
to
up
Operating
$2,543,887 $13,250,941 $12,745,597
$2.609;406
2,645,214
income
operating
after
Net
,
revenues——
then only from earnings of the year 1957 and of
also have a firm commitment by the city that it will
payment of any dividend made after Dec. 31, 1958
with the terms of the agreement.
'
the
,55.000-acre Federal lease block in the Eugene Island area, 40 miles off
St. Mary Parish, La., according to K. S. Adams, Chairman, and Paul
1957—5 Mos.—1956
+
•
reached a basis for attaining
withdraw its dividend-blocking suit;
per
ent A.
$
it seemc-d vitally impoi-
teat the months ahead could be
further strengthen the company.
company
barrels
Co.—Earnings—
Telegraph
to
.
r,
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Announces New Well—
This
the purchase front it ol'
series BB, due June 1,
1957—Month—1956
7
We
agreement
ploratory
21G.
p.
.
negotiations will continue toward
acquisition of the company's propeuy by the city or toward a long-+
term
lease
arrangement.
The additional time provided by the new
pact and the easing oi tensions in city-company relations should con¬
tribute materially to their successful outcome."—V.
185, p. 2376.
?60,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds,
1989
,
so
to
.!
Co.—-Bids July 23—
245-Market
at
company
a.m.
Electric
Gas &
.
and
1958,
years.
contest
"The
'
;
Operating
,
litigation,
activities
city agreed
the
accordance
in
$1.19
:
185, p. 1890.
iacts,
inescapable
certain
of
dividend
the
constructive
to
Eiidacott, President.—V.
Pacific
last,
1956.
Co.—Earnings^* ; i .
w
1957—Month—1956
1937—5 Mos.—1956
$20,113,533 $19,010,490 $98,637,797 $92,055,851
13,249,742 12.526,106 64,151,904 59,530,457
2,728,305"
2,675,331
13,742,518 13,228,943
1,526,080
1,265,166
7,492,434
-6,550,854
Period End. May, 31—
not
$613,069
t $1,30
'
—
515,882 shares—V.
light
end
objective:
later
513.328
587.000
'
•; $670,443
—_
buses.
phase
2,374.211
521,743
630,000
—°
expenses
$
Ohio Bell Telephone
Federal
the
-Dec. .31,,
1956
•
difficult
agreed to revoke its action of last August with respect tp
the 30c dividend and to refrain from paying any further dividends until
185, p. 2218.
2,707.911
,
abandon
the company
55%
or
its
from
also agrees
to
most
to
this
$4,530,097 "84,087.608
income
income
The
.
at $1,782,506—up 24,3%
—V. L184, p. 1731.
Operating
Operating
city
Accordingly, company and city negotiators
15%
a
ident.
The
other
iiicdine
♦Based on
increase in capital value in the
final half of its fiscal year ended May 31, 1957, according to its first
annual report made public on July 15, by John M. Templeton, Pres¬
share
ancl
Earnings per
Assets Up—
corporation
$361,285,
was
sales
of
Operating
Shares, Inc.—
Electronics
&
1956
in
/•
.
. .
company
full settlement.
'
r"- .«
to relieve us of certain future paving obliga¬
legislation drawn up for the purpose of levying
in
company
arid
"In
........
,
Chemistry
Nucleonics,
sales
Net
savings in size und
and substantial
period
the
weekly
the
tant
Earnings Higher—
the 650,000 shares then outstanding.—V.
on
.
withdraw
will
city
of the negotiations centered around the
subject of dividends and the city's suit in Common Pleas Court of
Philadelphia
County
to enjein
the payment of the 30c dividend
declared Aug. 28, 1956. The suit Is based on the city's contention that
•our
assets are exceeded by our liabilities and capital, and that paymerit of this 30c dividend or of any future dividend
would be Illegal.
720,600
corresponding
the
the
due from
and as additional rent for Broad Street Subway during
commutation fares were in effect, accepting $100,000
earnings
"The
income taxes, totaled $443,548,
or
shares outstanding.
Adjusted net
for
that
claimed
$725,000
recover
yearly $500 license fee on each of our 1500
a
,
and
Six Months Ended June 30—
includes 3Q
more
harmonious design,
weight.—V. 185, p. 2375.
the
on
to
.
..
,
stipulates
agreement
new*,
suit
time
tions
Pacific Clay Products—Sales and Earnings Rise—
repofts that the' new line was com¬
two
ance,
This
& Co
Payson
M.
corporation
provision
after
share
a
this
for
share
a
for
cents
years of research and development, and
new
instruments and devices for radiation detection and analysts, as
well as a revision of all standard models to obtain Improved perform¬
after
pleted
sales
profit,
cents
profit
1956. This increase
the highest in the
good customer acceptance of the new line.
President,
Phelan,
M.
third quarter ended
over the same quarter of
third quarter of this yar
company's history and shows
James
Net
61%
commercial customers for the
from
increased 51%
31
1943
the
from
its wholly-owned subsid¬
iaries were $16,716,361 for the six-month period ended May 31, 1957.
This compares with $9,550,483 for the same period in 1956.
Consolidated
commercal orders.
increase in
rapid
orders
New
May
"The
current
1,060
H.
Co.,
&
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Sales and
51% Gain in Orders—•
Following the redesign and modernization of its entire line of radio¬
activity measuring equipment, and the publication of a completely new
catalogue early n March of this year, this corporation announces a
and
Maynard<& Co.—
7,000
_____
115.
p.
general funds.
devoted
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Shows
steady
186,
iranchise rights.
Payments by PTC under this contract,
amounting
to
$1,060,000
a
year,
will continue.
The larger part
($700,000 a yeari will be earmarked for improvements to city-owned
transit facilities instead ot being placed as before in the municipality's
1,000
1.000
1.000
Stillman,
9,837,635
2917.
p.
Inc.—
Stroud & Co., Inc.——
Co
&
Hanrahan
Agreement and of its
with full protection of
provisions of the 1907 City-Company
amendments will remain in effect,
existing
our
3.000
3,000
3.000
7,000
Curtis
the number of" subway passengers increases in the
when paralleling, surface lines are removed from
and if and when;.,the subway is extended to
if
streets
15th
subsequent
3.000
Goodbody & Co
—
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.—
McDonald & Co
__=„_
&
same
Avenue.
"The
7,000
.___
Jackson
Webber,
the
likely
is
as
Packer
'
5.000
5.000
3.000
!■„
leases of the city-owned highspeed lines
extended
the
company
and
13th
L.
R.
&
the
future,
"The
G. H. Walker & Co.—_____
Bache & Co._
——__
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
7,000
7.000
Hlgginson Corp
Moseley & Co
S.
F.
Day
7,000
7.000
Weeks——
&
Anthony
Tucker,
10,000
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
$10,739,977
$2,273,745 $11,506,725
2,085,463 10,459,813
$2,441,918
income
operating
after
—V.
10.000
Beane—
&
Barney & Co._.
Hayden, Stone & Co
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Operating revenues.—— $18,193,171 816,999,525 $87,624,399 $82,656,377
Operating expenses
12,215,399
11,356,627 59,262,869 55,792,763
Federal income
taxes
2,197,136 s 2,129,667
10,416,293 10,059,129
Other operating taxes—
1,338,718
1,239,486
6,438,512
6,064,508
Period End. A^ay. 3J—
Net
Pierce,
of
terms
substantially
the Broad Street Subway
to
•
7,000
5,000
5,000
Hallgarten & Co.——
5,000
Schwabacher & Co.
—5,000
10,000
Lynch,
1962)Broad
as those formerly in effect. In the case
System, however, the excess rental payment
is limited to that called ior by the number of riders carried during
the 12 months ended July 1, 1957.
This limitation will be advantageous
Shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Merrill
new
"The
Dean Witter & Co.——
A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.—
Estabrook & Co
„ —
20,000
10.000
10,000
Smith,
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Inc
Co.,
Forgan & Co
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incl
the City
with
and the Frankfort Elevated Line and embodying
provisions in its contract relations with the municipality.'
of more
than a year's intensive negotiations with City
result
are
ot
30,500
shares
Shares
&
Glore,
opposed to 31,133 for the
totaled 43,363, as
period in 1956.—V. 184, p. 2839.
1957,
15.
retirement pi such securities.
May
Blyth
'
moved an unprecedented number
ot this month. From July 1 to
its system Northeast
during the first half
Throughout
of
July
J
■«".
to
several underwriters named below, acting
through Blyth & Co., Inc., as representative, have entered into ■ an
underwriting agreement with the company whereby they have agreed
severally to purchase the common stock now offered from the company
subject to tne terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement:
the
economy,
thereafter,
UNDERWRITERS—The
".
company's 23-year history.
Northeast Airlines, onlv last year scheduled to operate to Miami, Fla.,
showed load factors for the Boston-New York-Miami run as high as
93%. The load factor, a measure of the available seats occupied during
a
particular period, is u(sed by all airlines to measure operational
15
are
31, 1957 under the Restricted Stock Option Plan.
shares were subject to options theretofore granted and 19,500
were available to be optioned under the provision of the Plan,
tAt
which listed the new Boston-New York-Miami
factors separately, confirmed Northeast's expectations of the greatest
report,
101,434 slis.
936,470 shs.
200.000 shs.
tl,600.000 shs.
value $15,i
semi-annually
the
toward
reported nearly a 40'I increase ' in the number
carried the first half of July 1957 over the same 1956
period, according to Edwin E. Breed, Director of Sales.
corporation
passengers
The
1,200,000
1,200,000
—
(par
312%
and
1958
Inc.—Carries More Passengers—
Northeast Airlines,
certain
The
agreement
representatives, it brings to an end the harmful litigation and un¬
certainty that have burdened the company in recent months, depressing
values and obstructing the path to efficient operation.
The City's formal approval of the new agreement is expected this
month.
Certain phases oi the pact also will require
the consent of
the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Douglas M. Pratt, President, on July1 9 further stated in part:
required on the respective
bank notes, $300,000 on Feb. 1,
*Payments
follows:
will open bids in Philadelphia, Pa., at noon, July 31,
on $4 320,000 of equipment trust certificates. The certificates, maturing
semi-annually until June, 1972, will provide 75% of the cost of a
hopper car purchase.—V. 186, p. 210,
company
This
200,000
\
notes and debentures as
1958, $150,000 on Aug. 1,
and including Aug. 1, 1961, and
$1,650,000 on Feb. 1, 1962; 4% debentures, $250,000 on April 1, 195'J
and
semi-annually thereafter, to and
including April 1, 1972, and
$2,750,000 on Oct. 1, 1972.
The instruments under which the bank
notes and debentures are issued
require, that under certain circum¬
stances
the
proceeds from certain dispositions ot
assets be applied
Certificates—
Ry.—To Sell
Norfolk & Western
of
value
$100
Common
The
800,000
Oct. 1, 1960
sinking fund de¬
1 of
1961-1972
—
stock (no par value—
serial
4%
new
a
Subway System
Street
bentures, due $100,000 on Oct.
2917.
185, p.
—V.
on
approved
9
Pa., extending for five years (until July. I,-;
which the company operates the * pity-owned
under
leases
July
on
Philadelphia,
the
and
1959
1,
20-year
Co.—June Sales Up—
$100,000
due
note,
directors
The
of
Rumford
Oct.
(J. J.) Newberry
*$3,000,000
*9,500.000
$3,000,000
10,000,000
bank notes, due 1958-1962
sink. fund, debs., due 1959-1972
Falls Power Co.:
3%%
4%
England^ in the words oi
p. 215.
story of the development of New
the "area's leading citizens.—V. 186,
the
tells
Revokes Diviednd Action of Last August—
Authorized
commemorate
To
Issued
Extended—•
Co.—Leases
Transportation
Philadelphia
PRESENT FINANCING
*'
Outstanding
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
System—Anniversary Book—
England Electric
New
,
1957
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 22,
The Commercial
(322)
10
'1957—Month—1956
Sales
—V.
$5,426,245
185,
p.
2917!
'
1957—6 Mos —1956
$5,156,719 $31,417,453 $29;049,678
"
■-
1, earnings.tv
of
If the
directors
trend of earnings, is maintained/, the board
regular meeting to be < held Sept. 3. 1957 will
adjustment in the dividend rate."—V. 135, p. 2917.
present
at Jts
probably consider an
,
J
11
(323)
V Polymer Corp.,
Reading, Pa
Edwards & Sons is manager of
cate
which
on
(par value $1
price of $19.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
shares
for
-will
be
proceeds
used
by
working capital,
tional
production
tional
funds
the
other
the
construction
for
of
G.
from
the
sale
the
of
retire
to
purchase
additional
existing banx
and
and
addi¬
of
machinery, the advance of addi¬
recently formed English subsidiary,
and
Development
Laboratory
90 cents per
was
incorporated
in
Pennsylvania
Peru
on
air
of nylon
seats,
finely
powdered, dry tnermopiasuo material.
may be
resistance to wear, low -surface
and
corrosion
EARNINGS—For-the
pany:, had
28
to
net^saies
cents
resistance,
•
three
of
color.
or
months
In "the
$1,051,476 and net income
CAPITALIZATION
ended
was
future
•Bank
in
notes—4"i-
1958
and
GIVING
and
1961
5*>
EFFECT
March
TO
of
maturing
A
(par
Oct.
the
100ft.
—v.
174,
shares
-Reed
'
This
12,
each
M.
Carl
Sons
A:
Loeb,
authorized
the
to
maximum
a
main
has
agreed
to
be
may
Net
Loewi
&
Co.
Inc
.-and
are
Fire
4.500
4,500
Division.
5,000
2,500
increase
2,000
is
shares.—V,
of
St.
mill
in
at
A
1,000
in
operation
Portions
in
two
conventional
before
Taxes
*
Net
—V.
per
183,
All
Cost
division's
of
the
property
project
in
ing
STATEMENT
OF
$1.67
3,895,900
$1,932,495
81.80
the
••*
months
12
Increase
$3.21
:
12
;
.
months
„
Harrison
log
of
1056
volume
orders
to
The
more
ends
President,
facilities
of
and
business,
had
of
ended
of-$4449,700
the
May
or
includ¬
company
->«•
In
on
the
I
-.
the
31.
7.3tV
proceeds
working
received.
capital
said
He
approximatly
Julyv 1, 1957.
electronic
net
mill
Boise,
proceeds
are
construction;
$2,385,540
'>292,395
337,149
:
SEC
184,
Ida.—Stock
to
and
EFFECT
1953
name
(par 10 cents)
•
rtew
Set
shelf,
184,
337,149
Point,
Stevens
1957
derived
was
12,
Inc.-
voted
Investment
stock
from
of
the
and
1,620,000
to
also
of
in
the
to
series
chrome-frame
a
panel
the
gives
deluxe
also
of
topped
with
Line"
Roper
This
has placed a &25-J.000 order for airborne radar
for weather wa>:uiig and as a navigational aid on
Tore H. Nilert, Piesiimnt^annouuu-u -c.i Jtny 15.
The AVQ-10 radar systems
we. u d-jvtd>peu by
the Rad«o Corp. of
America.
They will be installed on SA3' fleet of long-r_nge Douglas
.
strong
smokeless
broiler,
and
other
would
the
the
Dec.
p.
as
a
The
for
used
to
other
pay
for
general
TO
PRESENT
5,000,000 shs.
wa6
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1950
$2,189,122
$12,148,326
t
v
-
will
also
Jet
Caravellc
Aviation
Slid
of
Inking the
now
lout.s
.
be
E.
the
of.
part
a
airliners,
U.
Europe on
Europe with
equipment
ordered
ior
an
option
19^9
wi h
France
with
connecting
and
,
..,
six
on
delivery
19
on
by
and
more,
seven
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Trade Deal With. Mexico-—
'
,
wit-h
of
As
also
Is
Carpenter
Welfare
Chairman
Steel
of
Co.,
of
a
Agencies.—V;
the
Finance
director
185,
p.
2104.
of
Committee
the
and
Federation
artifacts
States,"it
result
a
earned
was
of
the
National
of
Income
Mexican
for
tim.
In
international
umqjo
a
for
use
m.ym
>e.<;
s
oi
„
ifto.dJO
■
yrmijtku
trade deal
worth of
in the
wo.il here
announced on uuly 15.
pilot project, cfanicl out -in collaboration with
of Popular
Arts and- Industries and the
Anthropology, ill re" cliau LOOo Indian families
Museum
Institute
new
ancient
completed
Government
Mexican
Indian
National
there
and
handicraft
has
of
been
straw
ihosrest
rev.val 'of
a
wcav.ng.—V.
186,
the
in
217.
p.
a
'
Chemical 'Enterpriser,-
o*
ConnnittA
the-Executive
has
corporation
the
United
"
Schick, Inc.—Reports Higher Sales and Earnings—
of
,
Sales
and earnings for the six
monil.s ended June 30, 1957 were
higher than in the same peri-d last ye; r, it was announced
on
July 15 by: Kenneth C. Gifford, President and Chairman, •.
'Net sales for 'the'-period
were
$11,077,960,
an
Increase of 26.74$
over
sales of $8,741,020 In the like peiiod a year ago.
*
this
by
Tex.,
of
was
corporation of the
announced on July
T.S.C.
Motor
Freight
Line
of
the
Earnings' before
12.
$1,504,725
the
the
for
taxes
first
for the period
half of 195G.
,
against
$l,9b8,373 -as
were
,
.
.
Income/after taxes, for the first half amounted to $880,996.
Increase of 27.2f$
compared with $692,801 in tne first six. months
'Net
ICC
,
an
,
of
1956.
Based
on
the
1,200,000
pre--ntlv
shares
nutv.-'wdtw, earnings
equal to 73c per share in the first half of 1957 compared
per share a year ago on the present capitalization.
To Market New
This
Lighter—
will
corporation
were
with 57c
Introduce
radical's'
a
butane
now
cigarette
this Fall, marking its first muj- r hi.edification move since it
began manufacturing electric shavers in
1930.
Kenneth
C.
Gilford,
President. «n:-'
t.h<
company
has obtained,
through
a
long-term contract, exclusive rights to market the new
lighter
exchange.
Secondary Offering Quickly Completed—A secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on July 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $18.50 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share. It was
completed.—V. 185, p. 2036.
be
lighter,
which features disposable
simplified to such an extent that
butane
The
tank
and
complete
has
it
Tne lighter is
three sections—head,
out .ne.
c a
only
case.
line
lighters
of
b?
to
announced
the
to
trade
about
1 will constitute sonic 15 or 20 model.;, with chrome, leather
gold plated finishes.
A big national advertising campaign will
introduce the line to the public beginn.ng early in November, In ample
time for the Christmas trade.
Table models will be announced later.
Under the terms of the contract, tlic lighter will be manufactured
Sept.
and
31,
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
The
9
highest mid-year net earnings in its history were reported on
by this corporation, a record derived from less than lVuC out
each
dollar
of
in
of
common
1957,
stock
was
outstanding
during
3,8%,758—almost
the
10"o
more
first 24 weeks ended June
than the 3.566.451 average
outstanding
develop¬
share
corporate
during
amounted
to
the
same
period
of
1956
when
net
earnings
plant
the
FINANCING
same
i
407«
results for the first 24 weeks of 1957 with those for
period of last year, net income after taxes was $13,978,010—
larger than the $9,925,271 of
1956.
Total sales
for
the
same
24-wcek period of 1957 amounted to $950,518,879, and increased 6.6o'.i/
over
1956 when mid-year sales totaled $891,252,363.
Income taxes for the first 24 weeks exceeded the company's record
earnings and amounted to more than 1% cents of each dollar of sales.
For
this
period ended June
15
they
totaled $15,859,166 for
the U. S.,
at the Schick
manufacture at their
all Inspection and pack g;ng bun; done
In Lancaster, Pa.
Schick
here.—V. 185, p. 1892.
plans
iacer
to
Schlegel Manufacturing Co., Rochester, N.Y.—Expands
New
plant
production
facilities
to
produce
its
new
product,
woven
'
per
$2.51.
Europe with
plant
customer
purchases.
Consolidated net earnings after taxes at mfd-year amounted to $3.41
per common share for more than 45,000 stockholder investors, Robert
A.
Magowan, President, announced.
The average number of shares
an
3,059,500 shs.
units
radar
from
airliners
and North Atlantic
via the North Polo.
$10,769,382
-
,
$1,060493 sales contract was approved in an order
published July 3.
The acquisition of the company will
add 3,000 miles of highway to Ryder Bystern's network and approxi¬
mately 500 trucks and employees.
T.S.C.
was
founded
in February,
1930, as the Texas Storage Co.
freight line operating between Beaumont and Houston. It now operates
throughout Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
" Negotiations for
Ryder System's purchase of T.S.C. date back more
than two years to June, 1955, when an agreement was signed for the
sale of all T.S.C.'s capital stock to Ryder. The
acquisition was ap¬
proved by the ICC Dec. 28, 1956 with the July 3 order effecting the
in¬
Outstanding
East
long-range Douglas DC-8 Jo > Hi t will be delivered in 1960.
Mr. Nilert said tile AVQ-10 radar was flight-tested by SAS for more
than six months before the contract was s.puod.—V. 182, p. 2135.
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
,
Chairman
Execution
15,
be
Global Express
transpolar
Far
medium-range
& 25-Cent
Kunhardt
Houston,
1585.
speculation
used
(he
back¬
on
be
the
alarm-
"Bake-Mastcr"
popular Roper fea¬
328.
p.
corporation
will
DC-7C
timer
at
an
the polar routes,
ranges.
electric
of
balance
.
"Insta-
a
products
Scandinavian Airlines System, Inc.—Order^ Radar—
four-iuch
a
models
gas
thereof,
c- mponeuis
or
Indirect;?*', is primarily by the-military forces
or
poses.
The amount which may be rcq.-irc.l for such purpose-has not
yet been determined but Is presenile expected, subject to revision, not
to exceed $209,000.—V. 181, p. 2245.
'
•
' ;
automatic
four-hour
a
proceeds,
the
that
"Vulue
line
offers
directly
least to the extent of $700,000. will be applied in
outstanding bairn . ,..n inouuea ior working capital;
will be used for other fceuer.il corporate
purposes,
including additional working capit.il.
n.c company presently has under
consideration
the' enlargement
ol
its program for development and
marketing of its flexible printed cabh .g, primarily for Industrial pur¬
has been
feature Ropfer's high-style
devices
and
systems
United States.
the
and
'
"
.
models
hydraulic
whose end-use,
Net
"Tem-Trol"
July .12 i'ilcu~a. rcglscrati-.n stutement-with the
khares of ito ch.ss A common, stock (..non-voting,
TL-oj company proposes *»>' twae a pjoUc oa'Cnng.of-, 100,000
reduction
ranges
Registers
—
be
and
to
5,000,000
'
gas
II.
N.
G.oiumission—
of this stock through an underwriting g.oup .heudou
by .Kidder,
& Co. The. public oliermg pi.eo auu underwriting- tcrma are
supplied by amendment. The. remaining 10,000 shares-are to be
offered by
the company directly ai its employees, the offering price
thereof also to be. supplied by amem.mcwt.
The company is engaged hi research,
development, engineering, manu¬
facturing and marketing of a vttiic.y of elocU'uiuc, electromechanical
to
the
change
to
Co.
Nashua.,
1 Feabody
entirely
stockholders
1P57,
(Del.),
Inc.,
Excudi.ge
shares
444,828-.-
1936.
Purchase
•of
135,
incorporated in Idaho on May 13,
under
the
name
of
Mineral
Exploration &
Production,
Inc.;
changed to present title on Dec. 13, 1956.
...
CougresaWon,
.,
Offered—The
Authorized
stock
BUSINESS—-This- corporation
in
covering .110,000
.par-).
Ryder System, Inc.—Buys Texas Truck Line—
_
over
Common
early
.
This, corporation .on
.
,
.
152,433
•
.
Sanders -Associates,
r
With Securities and
.
Comparing
GIVING
St. -Regis
,
Stanislaus>. Kostka
-
.
Of
;
.
■
Co.,-which
1957.—V. 186,
again
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
subsidiary
-
would-have
.
Lumber
There were recently -. called .for redemption as of July 15, 1957.-$2,000
first-mortgage serial bonds dated June 15, 195U at. 100'/*.. Pay¬
made" at the First National Bank,-West Lend, Wis.—V. 172,
p. 383.
1956
-
ana
per snare
Neils
-
,
'"1957
$3,33.5,853
the
share), without underwriting.
costs
St.
-
J.
ment-was
full-length fluorescent lamp, etxra-capacity
Protestant
1957,
over
for
that
$200,000
field.—V,
is offering to the public
PROCEEDS—The
net income
include
of
■
and '1
2133
pp.
"
ment
*$$.71
,
both'-years
_
Mexico's
of
Inc.,
13,465,391
$1.25
1
Wis.—Partial Redemption—
-
ago.
the
panel.
Roper
director -of
.
issue of 2,000.000 shares of common stock at par (10 cents
per
in
Townsend
to
$2,363,484
July
Mines,
now
Inc;,- and
periods.—V.
respective
that
provide
from
$2,000,000
operates
stated
to
recently
increased
than
company
Profile
June
on
Airlines,
common
years
resemblance
Mr.
share.
Johnson,
enlarge
to
13,797,020
9,895,543
.
-
.
native
author¬
Privately—This corporation announced on
July 17 the private placement of two issues of securities,
without underwriting.
These consisted of: $150,000 of
5 y2 % ten-year subordinated notes with warrants per¬
mitting the purchase of 10,000 shares of capital stock at
$10 per share; and 5,000 shares of capital stock, sold at a
creased
a
-
•
185, p. 2918.
since
i
ended
Production Research Corp., Thorn wood, N. Y.—Places
used
170,
116.
p.
York,
Securities
per
"
share
common
consolidated
a
has been a director and member of the executive committee of
Royal McBee since formation of the ..business machines company 'in
1954.
He had been & director of the predecessor Royal Typewriter Co.
$3.72
2452.
price of $9
.
$
179,223,883
^.______lu,o53,321
—
—
per
Klngsley Kunhardt as Chairman of the Finance
Committee was announced recently by'Philip M. Zenncr, President.
Mr.
Kunhardt, a Vice-President of Guaranty Trust Co. of New
the 12" months ended May 31» 1957, earnings per share of com¬
stock were $1.58, compared with $1.55 for the corresponding
period
ended In 1956.
These earnings are stated on the basis of the numbers
p.
income
Roper's exclusive
of
Appointment
For
the
1956
1957
$1.82.
This
$3,991,746
construction' projects -amounting • to '$1,-668,000,
transmission and distribution facilities.
at
made
was
ACCOUNT
and
became
Royal McBee Corp.—Chairman of Finance Committee
for
outstanding
offer
ji,
ou.j
'
1,317,200
$3,460,268
plant during 'the
and
for
Income
on
,-:NOTE—Figures for
'
,
so
held
.Period End. Juno 30—
mon
shares
been
430.
p.
•
.
"Silont-Glldc"
—V.
12 months ended May 31,
1956.
Total operating costs amounted to
$51,103,000—an-increase Of $3,619,700 or 6.3^-.
Net income for the
12 months ended May
31, 1957, was- $9,877,700, (and for the same
period ended in 1956 was $9,150,500.
of
-
above.—V.
>
Sales
revenue
this
mat
reports
mi
earnings of Rhinulauuer Paper Co. and Pacific Waxed
Co. were included in tlio consolidation for two months. Had
SAS
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$65,516,500—an
to
two
three
tures—V.
V
operating
amounted
184,
Philadelphia—-Merger—
2376.
series.
clock,
$78,180,379 $69,249,453
"7,356,108
5,368,946
property
expire^
they been Included for six months, the
Pur¬
common
j.'-
and
Resort
185, p.
control
oven,
EARNINGS
1957, amounted to $38,089,000. * In June, the directors
additional
$1486,700
Total
Bit
plan.—V;
••
authorized
condiment
timc
,
ized
"Stock
on
share
outstanding comuwn stock of St.
cUmr shares for shares of
exchange
Regis
expenses—J.—•133,102,916 151,961,472
taxes
Sales
Paper
„
Philadelphia
corporation
Rose's 10-
2219.
to
hut
The
buildings
>$1,798,512
additions
May 31,
the
new
family
with
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
Gross
that
Set"
has
northwest
;
t
meeting
company,
ol'
the
1957—3 Mos.—1956
taxes_,___
com.
p.
said
Roller
newly designed, competitively priced series of
$39,147,486 $35,022,401
3,817,812
"2,495,295
2,019.300
562,860
profits
Earns,
in
mills.-
income
on
Reed
-
wide
December.
existing
COMPARATIVE
*
*
Roper features which have proved most popular in other Roper models.
One 40-inch,, three 30-inch and nine 3G-itxch versions
arc
available
$1,700,000.
the
on
Integrated
of
sales
Profit
to
employees'
'
July
on.
introduction
Period End, June 30^—
Net
". '
SEC
Supplementing Roper's present 1957 line, the new "Value Line"
gas ranges offer distinctive, modern styling plus top-quality, exclusive
present wire rope manufacturing
are being connected and
an
extension constructed to form mew manufacturing simce of ubout
40.000 square feet. Manufacturing equipment has been engineered and
will
be arranged to produce
considerably more wire per square foot
than
of
the
(Geo. D.) Roper Corp.—Introduces New Ranges—
1,500
...
Mo., incorporating a design proposed
smooth flow of operations und materials.
to be completed by September and the mill
located
be
LotUs and will be
facilities.
for
Earnings
Louis,
approximately
to
is
1
would
$
and
top burner
heat control is offered on several "Value Line" models.
"Tefii-Trol,"
Roper .spokesmen say,
has met with outstanding' success dlncc Its
expected
ofier
Net income
a
St.
provide
is
estimated
Th»
shares
pursuant
*
1,500
May 1 ou building alterations and exten¬
drawing mill at the company's Leschcn Wire
construction work is being done by Fruin-Colnon
scheduled, to be
been
its
lncomel—2
1,500
Co.__
&
started
The
to
Construction
in
income—
special
a
parent
wire
Co;
Leschcn
of
of its capital assets,
regular operations.
name
(II. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—To Construct Mill—
by
$1.41
It
that
year
2_2... 173,551,780
Costs
introduced by this corporation.
Contracting
St.
this
Six Months Ended June 30—
Airlines, Ine. «(N. €.-)—Revenues Risc-
4,500
Smith, Moore & Co..l„__
Blewer, Glynn tz Co
Ropr
10,000
acquired
Association
4,500
9.
v/as
stock,
to
:
Net sales
non-operating Income of $152,433 shown above for the 1956
resulted primarily from capital gains on the sale of aircraft
other assets. Durliig the 1257
period, the company-had not sold
4,500
____
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.lNewhard, Cook & Co
now
Co.
The
25.
ad
or
Lumber
common
Prov.
Fire Association 'of -Philadelphia--above.
At
Reinholdt tz Gardner
Stix
a
Interests
with
income___
from
-Granbery, Marache «fc Co._
Laird & Company, Corp.
Ellis, Holyoke tz Co.____
Metropolitan St. "Louis Co.
4,500
Construction
June
holders
to
Tacoma
earlier
announcement
CONSOLIDATED L.eOME
period
any
4,500
for
with
statement
"
the"
purchase
4.500
sions
registration
-'Five Months Ended May 31—
Shares
tz
_
with
,
Total, revenues
office
and
Dempsey-Tegeler fc Co.____
p.
offer
an
<fc
Regis
on
The
underwriters
Cruttenden, Podesta tz Co._
-
together
which
Resort
;
265,830 shs.
Hemphill, Noyes tz Co
Johnston, Lemon tz Co._
186,
connection with its
Paul
St.
1639.
-381,295 slis.
purchase-its
several
severally
5,000
—V.
compared
as
'
make
Birmingham,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
Reliance Insurance Co.-of
,
"* 1,000.000 shs.
; 1400.000 shs.
option
of
14.000
Rhoades
America. Co.,
has
covering $320,000 Of
Plan,"
• 5 "See
,
Edwards
Radio
In
Reliance Insurance Co.
(I'hila.)—-Proposed New,Name
y
Outstanding 1
Shares
G.
out-smuuing
10.
$232,976
follows:
A.
Peru's
Inter¬
RCA
FINANCING
;
number
average
186, p.
.
»
Roller Bit
company F1K1
1957,
chase
$100,000
company's
which
the
on
St. Regis Paper Co.—Exchange Offer—Earnings—
Department,
r.
operating
of
go
Mr.
2192.
p.
non-operating
number
to
r;
.building will Increase this amount to $279,206.
as
that
16
country
com¬
value
names
American
recently, called for redemption on July 15, 1957, the entire
outstanding-A1.9',e> first mortgage bonds'dated Doc. 1, 1951 at
Payment will be made at the St. Louis (Mo.) Union Trust Co.
Net
the
Lima,"
the
on
.
were
Net
of
based
lust year.—V.
assigned the first television license
Dowley- said, "and the stat ion plans
tire -air by November."—V. 185,
p. 2918.
in
...
totaled
of
See
the * shareholders
UNDERWRITERS—The
1,984 in 1S56.
paid preferred
-u.._
umi
t.ie
first 24 weeks of
$690,065 as compared with $972,549 as of June 16, 1956.
Net earnings after taxes
lor
gateway's second
12-week period of
1957, also ended June 15, were $7,3jO,zbO or $l.bO per common share
Dividends
-
1957
2562.
p.
this year, compared with
15
June
•
delivery of an RCA two-kilowatt trans¬
and
complete studio with provision for
pick-up.
i
(par $1—voting)
1955.
18,
exercise
July
on
for
Government
limit
JThe
Soiith.
Export Operations
remote
all indebtedness Xot-her.-than general trade obligations)-of $1,500,000.
,on
of
,
There
•
'*On
of
America
on
Issue
thus *
$162,786, .equal
PRESENT
In addition, - another 89 stores are now under construction and'
expectedto open.before year emu. As a Tesult of this replacement
the company had i.,ol2 retail stores open lor business as
are
program,
'
sixth
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran
Church,
Mich.—Redeems Bonds—•
T
stock
1957,
31,
-Authorized
$1—non-voting)
stk., class B
completed.—V. 185,
was
•
antt-galllng,
by. machinery -and equipment
♦Mortgage payable on real estate
Common
'
..
.
(-partially secured
Common-" stock,-class
'
chains
camera
"Tiie: Peruvian
be
the
contract
a
addition
to-Radio
like period of 1956, -net. sales -totaled
$101,519, or 19-cents per share. . :
-r
'
It
Dowlej', Director,
Sales, announced
signed
mitter, two
*
-
'
Colorado—Secondary Offering—
cams,
properties
friction,
' "
$1;378,93® -and. net- Income
share.
per
Tne
F.
has
to
In gears, -bearings, valve
and electrical insulations.
are
surfaces
become
television.
with
M.
,.
right to sub-license) for the United States from the firm of
KnapsackGrieshelm of Frankfurt,
Germany, "tor a new coating process wnich
is called the "WhirlcLtd"
"process in • this rountrv.
The process con-,
sists .essentially ■ ef
dipping a -preheated : article Into a fluldized bed
chemical
share.
will
national
"TeHon" is
added
of
Mining
723.
p,
Canadian and State governments as compared-with $11,127,666 for.
the same period of 1956.
:
Since the first of the year, Sal'eway has opened 94 new and closed
63 old retail stores as-compared
wiin 93 openings during all of last
distinct
meres
Fine
and
Among other,
widely employed by the electrical industry as insula¬
tion
for high temperatures and as coil
-and cable wrapping,
by the
chemical industry for
gaskets, seals and valve parts', and by other
industries
where
a
material
requiring
"non-sticking"
properties is
required.
The company also-has acquired an -exclusive
license
l with
of
Idaho.—V.185,
Yellow
Gap.
Radio Corp. of America—Peru to Get
TV—
corporation
war
Profile
Corp.
purposes.
uses
County,
.consist of three
claims, or about 240
company
mining
near
secondary offering of 17,900 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on July 11 by The First Boston
at $41 per share, with a dealer's concession of
70 000
loans
Installation
;
principal
washers,
lode
and
year.-
development
shapes.
'ine
Valley
of.'the
12
in
A
1946, to purchase all of the assets and business
of the Reading
(Pa.) division of Atlantic
Plastics, Inc., a New York corporation, whicn
had been started in 1944 to
develop methods of making nylon in rod
form.
Since its organization the
company's net sales have increased
from $38,411
in 1946
to $4480,789
for
the calendar year 1956 and
$1,378,938 for the first three
months) of 1957. Tire company is the
major producer in the United States of
nylon rod. strip and tubing
and one
of
the important producers of "TEFLON" in
semi-finished
uses.
properties
Public Service Co. of
30,
rollers,
mining
Listrict,
-
company
the
The
:
groups, of a total of
mineral land,
located
share—non-voting) at
per
company's
new
Research
a
corporate
BUSINESS—The
Jan.
the
including
and
to
Offered—A.
underwriting syndi¬
July 18 offered 70,000 shares of common
stock, class A
a
Stock
an
plastic windlace, have Tccently been completed by this company. Hie
new
fabric, developed expressly for the-automotive industry for use
windlace, prevents wicking, fading and bleeding
as
and is easy to clean.
an original
and rcpl'cement equipment supplier to
auto,-truck and bus borders.' suppl'ing assist straps,
windlace, window channel, seaming lace arid other interior textile trim.
These recently completed plastic weaving fftcilii.es will be among the
first
to
be transferred
to Schlegel's
new
one
story, - fully - air and
The
all
company
major
humidity
mh#»
U.
is
3.
conditioned
mntnanv
ulsn
plant
has
a
now
nlant
being
in
built
Oakville.
outside
Ont.,
or
Canada.
Rochester.
;
%2
The Commercial
(224)
and
Inc.—Reports Gain—
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
/
in scheduled
increase
in
last
with
compared
$12,689,514,
the second quarter
sales of $12,530,968 in
the same period
„
the second quarter of 1957 was
taxes for
income
before
income
compared with $1,190,017 for the same period last year.
Net
earnings were $575,042, equivalent
to 89 cents per share of
common
stock outstanding at the end of the period, compared with
$581,449 and 87 cents per share in the same period last year.
.
Six months results showed sales of $24,096,138
in 1957, compared
With $23,320,247 for the same period
last year, and' net income of
$1,026,037,
or
$1.58 per share, compared with $1,005,852, or $1.59
per share in the similar period a year ago.—V. 185, p. 2604.
$1,270,342
-
Paul
for
and
tion,
use
exterior
as
common
installs
panels.—V.
the
of
facings
185,
Sales
—V.
185,
•
working
for
the
first
half
$5,477,206
Sales
the
the
of
in
Total
tion
half
first
?
1,475,033,235 1,410,196,116
25th
its
of
the
of
with
year
sales
of
All
Feb.
to
paid
was
in
January,
reached
1957
June
at
or
Income
totaling 14 cents
$9.77
30,
1957,
June
30
of
ago.—V.
year
share
a
paid in the
7,609,962 (also
135,
reported
as
by
Estabrook
sales
Net
Interstate
;
3,600
profits of this company were down for the first fiscal
sales since then are running substantially ahead of last
announced on July 15.
sales
Net
for
the
three
3,600
been
for
is
&
be
E.
"are
relatively
sales
lower
attributable
the
to
fact
last
that
quarter,"
year
Mr.
introduced
we
said,
Beck
our
and
products early in the quarter. This year our new cartridge
fountain pens and sterling-silver-tipped ballpoints, which are account¬
ing for much of our present increase in sales, were not introduced
Until the'last week of this quarter."
'
•
-v•
"
Developed
Befck
Mr.
In sales
stated
and
Incurred
prior
—V.
p.
186',
the
lower
net
"substantial
the
to
earnings
manufacturing
to
due
were
engineering and
and
the
marketing
51.
The
and
expenses
186,
on
Bell
by
Sherer-Pennant
Proprietary, Ltd., of Sydney, it has been
by John H. Coolidge, President of Shercr-Gillctt Co. and
Herbert J. Jones, Director of the new Australian company.
Agreement
between Sherer,
a
major manufacturer of a
duality
announced
line
of
and
Pennant
equipment which dates its origin back to* 1352,
Refrigerators Proprietary, Ltd., was reached at Marshall
refrigerator
Other
will
start
mediately,"
Mr,
manufacturing
Sharer's
self-service
1958
line
54,095,151
35,850,868
the
10,
N.
32,951,261
1957-1959.—V. 185, p.
18,988,548
sales
Net
earnings
33,252,721
34,-280,189
Gain
32,107,542
29,479,428
1956
$6,609,283
4,115.261
and
1,240,161
$1,253,861
930,815
$364,745
$323,04C
standing
assets
of
Period End. June 29—
Sales
—
—V.
broadcasting
less
than
on
June
25
licly
;
„
Including interest and depreciation.
Gross
earnings for the
12 months
costs
by
TV Broadcasting
studio
$15,000
that
be
can
equipped was
corporation's
Hallamore
the
$10,860,653
Studio—
operated
completely
by
one
all
from
man
introduced pub¬
Electronics
Co.
$1,162,973
$845,783
$0.68
$0.47
pre¬
-
—
based on
1.568,580 shares out¬
period.
Also includes profit on sales
share for 1957 after Federal income tax
and
.03c
for
share
a
a
1936.
by company to include operations of merged subsidiaries
reclassify certain items for comparison with 1957.—V. 185,
to
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Petrochemical
Surplus
$37,750,642 $35,119,074
This company,
*
Corp.—One-Man
television
(after
share
2495.
p.
1957—26 Wks.—1956
$6,625,212
2918.
p.
Siegler
A
and
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$6,840,459
_
185,
Dividends
to
equal
.07c
and
1
:
^Restated
—
1
-
common
per
preferred
dividends
at end
of the 1957
"After
1,502,116
Crl07,700
764,033
2,255,823
—___
minority interest
dividend)___
.
Cr55,8G6
1,143,716
-—
assets—___—________
-
income
$1,362,227
;
—
--———
income
Net
Jun 16,'57 tJun 17,'56
$17,398,779 $15,310,867
——
-
and
tax
1,351,083
-
—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
profit
capital
on
1957
$7,423,972
4,710,657
31—
—
2960.
—
Operating
997,482
Eight Months Ended May
profits
'
.
Ended—
Twenty Four Weeks
*Net
"'Expenses
Net
186, p. 218.
Y.—V.
Standard Packaging Corp.
29,502,346
21,405,399
6,219,311
5,772,268
6,814,273
Taxes
Shoe Corp. of America—June Sales Up—
at
the
to
compared
classes
Since
Oct.
end
1,
of
Bibliography of
Privately—Pursuant to a
purchase agreement negotiated by Wertheim & Co.,
Spiegel, Inc., has agreed to sell $25,000,000 notes due
July 1, 1972, to an institutional investor who has agreed
to purchase the notes in instalments during the years
$
2918.
p.
new
Division, 315 Fourth Ave., New
company's Remington Rand,
York
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings Increased
interest.—V.
2013.
from
•
ferred
im¬
Gross
p
Co.—Earnings
$
3,733,294
7,354,514
operating inc
charges
185,
a
1957—5 Mos.—1956
r
5,615,442
4,261,921
taxes
2228.
p.
47,913,255 262,911,009 235,242,459
32,345,208 170,301,628 154,634,023
6,627,848
taxes—
after
Under the
agreement reached by Sherer and Pennant, Slverer de¬
signs will be manufactured by Pennant Refrigerators Ply., Ltd., and sold
by Sherer-Pennant Pty., Ltd., in which Sherc-r-Gillctt Co. holds an
177,
-
.
$
$
expenses
operating
•Net
Net
—V.
said.
Jones
$2.10
Federal
May.
"We
547,468
announced
has
literature (booklet EL 335) for those interested in learning
this absorbing subject. The
publication, believed to be
the first of its kind in the industry, has been prepared with emphasis
on
scientific and engineering use of computers-and may be obtained
about
more
9,369,992
Telegraph
&
revenues
income
Bibliography-
computer
$1,149,912
$2.08
1957—Month—1956
'
Operating
Operating
Fed.
*
Telephone
•
summer
10,320,493
184,
above.—V.
Co.
Period End. May 31—
The complete line of self-service refrigerated cases manufactured by
tills company will be manufactured and sold in Australia beginning this
nationwide -system.
its
on
Univac
Rand
Remington
To Sell Its Minnesota
—■
-
Telephone
Southern
y
Sherer-Gillett Co., Marshall, Mich.—In Australia—
Co.
Southeastern Telephone
Central
routes
the
of
many
Spiegel, Inc.—Notes Placed
Properties—
See
selective
Issues New Computer
52.
p.
extremely sensitive to vibration, is designed to pick out
vibrations within the jet engines. In the case
system,
measure
propeller-driven Electra, it monitors propeller vibrations as Well.
The system
for monitoring the jet engines in flight is expected
to reduce considerably overall maintenance costs of the two jet types,
AA
said, by pinpointing minor engine problems early.
American will introduce the Electra and the 707 in about 18 months
1956
—
Co.
research into turbine engine
aboard American s Lockheed
according to the announce¬
■
547,468
_L
share
Gyroscope
of
years
the
of
1,200
Co
$10,519,904
shares
common
products."
new
'
■
■
reduction
the
to
promotional
—V.
per
after
Sperry
by
ment.
$1,140,930
common
Earnings
the jet age were predicted
announced an order for engine
in
performance
performance, the equipment will be used
Electra propjet and Boeing 707 turbojet,
2,100
Inc. 1,200
*>
cost $2,500,000 to
miles north of the
Sperry Device—
aircraft
for
July 16 after American Airlines, Inc.
vibration monitor systems from Sperry
on
2,100
1957
and taxes.:.—:
levels
New
$11,467,423
income
of
No.
new
.
models
equip,
and
Phoenix.
of
Shares
Co.,
Up—Net Off—
'
—
Expenses including fixed charges
Net
first
the
for
revenues
air-conditioned facility, which
lies on a 430-acre tract, 15
completely
construct
reduced
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
Gross
•
will
center
pur¬
Co., Inc
1,200
Co.—_ 1,200
M. Law &
H. Pringle
A.
3,600
&
employed by the new plant but
rise to the 500-person level by
are
that
expected
—
Barnwell
Huger,
South Jersey Gas Co.—Gross
applicable.
"The
in
due
1
2,100
Inc.— 2,100
Frost, Read & Simons,
_j
•
presently
this figure
employes
130
Some
Co.,
—,
Arizona Plant—
Sperry
schedules.
Corp._ 2,100
Chisholm
Varnec'oe,
Inc.
3,600
36,006,830
Phoenix Co., a division of Sperry Rand Corp., on July
opened the doors of its new, permanent home in Arizona.
The company's initial 81,000-square-xoot facility will begin produc¬
tion at once of flight control system components for
very advanced
aircraft.
As its growth continues, it will develop and produce a great
variety of electronic systems and equipment for both commercial and
military aviation, Herbert C. Bostwick, Division Manager, said.
Transfer of equipment and machinery from the company's temporary
headquarters in Phoenix began July 13 and continued through the
-weekend so that there was no break in the company's planned work
proportionately by the number of shares subscribed
by stockholders or employees.
See also V. 186, p. 116,
ended
months
May 31 were $5,613,328 com¬
pared with $5,962,369 for the same period last year.
Net earnings for that quarter were $220,935 or 13 cents a share its
against $475,898 a year ago which would have amounted to 29 cents a
share if the company's recent two-for-one stock reclassification had
.
Securities
& Co
Norm & Hirschberg,
38,193,303
41,648,536
mid-1958.
to
McCarley
Corp
8,501,020
Sperry Rand Corp.—Opens New
unsub¬
—
4,700
43,894,022
7,666.501
7,189,282
9,004,436
V
2918.
p.
notes
&
4,136,172
•
charges.,
185,
Announces New
Evans
A.
6,000
3,600
Inc.
be
after
it
the
shares
8,587,271
income
G. A. Beck, Executive Vice-President,
year,
f
of
53,942,137
32,214.258
incomer taxes—
remaining
Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
and
but
of such
Corp.
„
*To
4,988,962
15
the United
The company
t
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Inc.
$5,985,372
\
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$S
48,819,814 260,590,494 237,753,087
30,041,509 153,765,331 143,842,118
7,425,290
42,698,266
37,291,701
3,686,514 20,2321)75
18,425,965
$
operating
Net
Alester G. Furman Co.. Inc. 2,100
Co
<Si
Securities
First
$6,154,347
4,718.191
.
1957—Month—1956
-
-
..
Net
,
4,700
Beane
Co
Courts
paid in the first half, the same
half of 1956. Outstanding shares
new
high) compare with 6,011,801
were
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales Now Rising-
quarter,
&
-.
taxes—
•—V.1
1,400,000
None
898,786 shs.
underwriters
Clement
9.200
Inc.
Co.,
■:
operating
--
Outstanding
1957.
25.
June
number
maximum
Co.—
Securities
Carolina
The
'
Federal
t$5,000,000
;
2,924,984
15,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
.
the
of
names
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
figures compare with $58;1956.
Dividends from investment
first
a
j...
FINANCING
PRESENT
$6,500,000
follows:
as
are
&
Crawford
H.
G.
Merrill,
981.
p.
each
by
1,018,825
The
the
and
Dickson
S.
$1,220,627
882,948
183; p. 2960.
Operating revenues—
Operating expenses
vl_
•
"Shares
These
share on June 30,
a
share
per
be used
will
,
TO
borrowed
$1,000,000
$13,348,292,
R.
$1,194,551
eharge.O
after
Period End. May 31—
>
1971.
shares,
chased
30,
period.
1957.
15,
868,147
418,988
Southwestern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.
,
by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
owned
tlncludes
scribed
of
Rubin,
its
President,
were
$67,430,053,
(a new
high),
$8.86 a share; in addition a 93-cent capital gain distribu¬
amount
a
sales
gross
EFFECT
GIVING
notes due Feb. 15,
are
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$8,174,735 $43,291,589 $39,476,323
5,530,024
30,366,282
26,427,349
1,015,559
4.654,655
4,992,217
/
408,525
2.116,3052,07.0,885
1957—Month—1956
6,420,527
,
taxes__
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
P.
764,720
at
with
compares
June
Fund
stock
presently intends to borrow on or before Dec. 31, 1957, the
$1,500,000 authorized to bo borrowed by "issuance of 3.85%
1956.
ended
12-month
any
assets
figure
of
months
12
for
net
Edward
equal
the
the
for
highest
This
shares.
the
of
Authorized
$6,120,688, the largest for any first half-year in its history, reports
Harry L. Sebel, President of Selected Investments Co., national dis¬
tributor
underwriting
an
is an integrated
1971Liability (non-interest bearing) for ad¬
vances
under
Paperboard Manufac¬
turing Agreement, due Dec. 31, 1982
5% cumul. pfd. stock ($100 par value)
Common stock ($5 par value)
1957—5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
operating: income
Net.
industries.
CAPITALIZATION
*$3.85%
\
.
$8,902,213
revenues
expenses
___'
income taxes_._
Other''operating
Net
compared with an average holding
the 2,/2-for-l split of the stock-
as
218.. '.
Period End. May 31—
Federal
7.3%
a
adjusted for
p.
Operating
producer of paper and paperbusiness is in the manufacture and sale of
cylindrical paper products for the textile, construction
*
marked
from the sale
requirements.
*
BUSINESS—Company
board
whose principal
conical and
and
electrical
shares,
yiar
186.
Other
proceeds
capital
'
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Sales at New Highs—
Fund
£
Operating,
on
PROCEEDS—Net
States,
This
headed
Co.
&
Dickson
S.
which
461
last
1956,—V.
Southern New.England
'
with
compared
as
Co.—Unsubscribed Shares Offered to
Sonoco Products
2377.
p.
Congress
43,370 shares at $25.75 per share.
2918.
p.
335,812,175 320,976,208
„
Jr.,
by
and
year
vVhole.
a
1957,
holding of
shares
507
in. May
buildings
Sears Roebuck & Co.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
of
as
22, 1957'
the record date for this meeting, the company
stockholders, an increase bf 1,929 over, last year,,v.lth an
20.555
average-
were
July 15 publicly offered 16,630 shares
of common stock ($5 par value) at $26.75 per share. The
offering is the balance of 60,000 shares originally of¬
fered to stockholders and employees, who subscribed for
the company cuts
and
forms
the
desired
shapes out of sheet enameling iron,
fuses
porcelain enamel to these bases, prepares the finished panels for erec¬
enamel
Windels,
intended
group
Exchange on July 2
shares HO cents iJar
value) of this corporation, which was incorporated in Delaware, with
principal executive offices in Long Island City, N. Y. It is primarily
engaged in the manufacture and erection of architectural porcelain
enamel
products used in the building and construction fields.' The
company's
business
is
the outgrowth of
the combination of two
partnerships and e corporation whose operation dates back us far as
1931.
Among the first concerns to design panels made of porcelain
800,000
listing
original
for
for
Public—R.
the American Stock
of Governors of
Board
.bad
purportedly made under an exemption
short-term notes arising In current transactions,"
sales
last
May
country
the
of April-22,
-As
.
.
and
with
for
decrease
.
—V.
York—
Seaporccl Metals, Inc.—To Be Listed in Ncvv
The
epproved
the
issued by United States District Judge
18, 1957, at which time
compared
as
securities
these
purchasers; of
all
to
price
Regional Administrator. ; "This exemption was
to permit the widespread sale of securi¬
ties to the investing public in order to provide capital for a business
venture without compliance with the full and fair disclosure require¬
ments of the Securities Act of 1933," Mr. Witsdels further stated.
The
Commission
was
represented in this action by Paul Windels,
Jr., Regional Administrator, and William D. Moran, John J. Devaney,
Jr., and Ezra Weiss of the New York Regional Office.
The investiga¬
tion
leading to the filing of the complaint was conducted - by Mr.
Weiss under Mr. Windels' direction.—V.
185, p. 2377. : '
of 1957 sales of
year.
Net
Ryan.
offers
statute
thf>
said
Corp.—Sales Higher—
for
reports
corporation
J.
"These
never
Sealright-Oswcgro Falls
purchase
temporary restraining order was
Sylvester
airline, flew 5,192,197 ton miles
3,054,232 ton miles during the
Comparable period of 1956.—V. 185, pp. 2376, 2220 and 1679.
only scheduled transatlantic all-cargo
during the first half, compared with
This
of
to th registration.
This proceeding was commenced on Jan.
tho
15,
the
transatlantic air freight traffic for
first six months of 1857 was reported by this corporation on July
Arthur V.
Norden, Executive Vice-President,
said this company,
A 42%
return
prior
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July
and
for
$9,701,569
ended May 31, amounted to
last year. This increase comes
customers.
of
1,215 customers,
connected
82,028 customers.—V.
May served
Louisville,
a
new
Project—
petrochemical plant
Ky.,
.
the company has
1956,
stream
has just bought on
it was announced on July 17.
The new facilities
are
producing
chloroform
and
methylene
chloride and additional
quantities of
carbon
tetrachloride
and hydrogen chloride.—V.
185,
at
and
2036.
p.
185, p. 2604.
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.—New Plant—
division.
The
feet
one-man
and
remote
or
Principal
*
hundreds
which
can
all
audio
audio
be
be
video
units;
record
operated
hotels;
control
both
turntable
to
installed
tools
various
and
by
remote
"pay-as-you-see"
by
circuitry.
man, in half
one
equipment.—V.
or
185,
one
from
The
which
ended
May
31,
31,
ended
May
more
master
which
cameras,
31,
etc.,
a
origination package
time, without need for
day's
the
Net
1956.
amounted
five
to
period
the
of
Sire Plan,
that
it
that
the
corresponding
$383,326
for
the
first
five
spe¬
corresponding
of
Net
year.
period
months
period
to
of
of
operating
$479,270
and
1956,
1957,
1956.—V.
Insc.,
securities
mission,
Aire
in
be
Federal
Bernard,
Commission
Power
and
Jefferson
Commission
its
Industries, Ins.,
V.
on
July
12
of
The
the
registration
basis
for
the
requirements
authorization
Inc., had registered its securities
the commencement of the action and
with
had
of
was
the
185,
announced
Administrator
to
compared
with
for
was
$372,758
185,
p.
2144.
the
that
Com¬
The
Commission
offered
rescission
has
authorized
at
Parishes, La.
the
same
time
Phillips
granted certificates to five inde¬
sell the natural gas to South¬
to
Gulf
Petroleum Co.,
Oil
and
Corp.,
Kerr-McGee
common
and
1954
of
as
the
compared
and
5.5%
for
1955,
in
the
as
first
five
compared
with
with
of
$2.19
1957
were
for the
$^.23 and $2.07 fcr the
respectively.
first
months
four
Carloadings,
months,
were
which
off
only
$1.95
similar
first five
were
about
off
share
p^r
1956
period,
months
an
3.4',
material
source
stripped from
for
the
new
operation
the flanks of the high-grade
which,
will
come
from
the
deposits which sup¬
while variable, were present in sufficient average quantity,
recovery fully economic.
The waste after crushing, will
their
make
highto that resulting
essentially con¬
sists of separating the high-grade iron content from the waste, it is
primarily an extraction process."
Company officials did not commit themselves as the effect on earn¬
ings of the new plant but believe that it will add significantly to
treated
in
gravity equipment and
the final product will be a
grade iron ore concentrate, at least equal in quality
from regular
mining operations. Since the operation
annual
income.—V.
185,
p.
1050.
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund Inc.—Assets
of
Net
value
outstanding
asset
"Capital
1956.—V.
value
share—
dividend of $1.75
per
gain
185,
May,
Higher—
1957
July 12—
asset
p.
per
share
1931.
(Continued
on page
;
1956
$19,715,221 $16,433,367
643,669
519,213
*$30.63
$31.65
was paid in December,
average
in
and will
Clearing
ply Steep Rock's regular production of direct-shipping, premium-quality
ores.
Tests showed that this waste contained percentages of high-grade
Net
Ry.—Earnings Show Decline—
stock
is scheduled to go into operation next season
approximately 25 men during the summer period.
plant
"Raw
waste
Shares
Earnings
of
add
Oil
Magnolia Petroleum Co.—
2852.
p.
Southern
by
completed.
be
this
that
the concentration plant at Steep
which construction is now starting, wiil
of crude material during the shipping
tons
operations at the site on Steep Rock property and close to the Hogarth
open
pit,
are
well advanced.
General engineering work has been
to
Pipeline—
on
production.
"The
with
income
750,000
recovering the iron content irom what has hitherto
important supplementary output to the company's
Estimated cost is $2,000,000.
company's announcement lurtner states:
and
The
Canada,
Ont.,
handle
to
waste,
regular
As of
stipu¬
temporary restraining order enjoining The sire
President, Albert Mintzer, from further sales of
violation
income
compared
net
company
to
construct pipeline facilities, estimated to cost about $7,595,000
to con¬
its transmission system to additional natural gas reserves in 10
fields located in, aud the offshore areas adjoining, Plaquemines, St.
The
Inc.—Restraining Order to Be Vacated
vacated.
been
announces
company
Lake,
able
season
the
nect
2604.
Plan,
following
The
pendent producers authorizing them
ern.
They are Tidewater Oil Co.,
pending
be
iron
Regional
a
for
2604.
feciiritifi8 ^nd, ®xc^angeYork
Commission
had authorized its New
f
late
Plan,
p.
$965,538
May 31, 1957, electric operating
compared
with
$2,659,547 for
the
amounted
1957
for
Siegler Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on July 17 by William R. Staats & Co. at
$20.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per
185,
period
interest
all
for
with
Southern Natural Gas Co.—To Build
Lnare.—V.
operating expenses,
for the year ended
corresponding
deductions
compared
previous
the
of
$479,652
the
the
ended
period
all
for
1957,
for the 12 months
employ
$2,794,567
months
five
after
$1,056,686
after
for
31,
May
indicated.
corresponding
first
ended
$1,275,983
was
income,
to
months'
amounted
revenue
income,
$1,233,124
with
can
and
TV
p.
in
equipment
console;
For
operating
compared
months
12
compared with $6,402,732
as
Net
1956.
the
taxes and depreciation
1957,
charges,
for
revenue
$6,780,828
maintenance,
May
The
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Rock
operating
amounted to
com,
contained
projection
or
the
console,
formerly
slide
and
control
Southern Colorado Power
Electric
corresponding periods
master
a
equipment
film
facilities;
transmitting
necessary
cial
institutions,
and
separate
and
of only 10 to 12
telecast "live", film
President of Siegler.
space
television
systems.
Siegler-Hallamore unit includes
several
a
necessary
instantaneous
for
educational
The
can
occupies
equipment
community
eubscription
bines
the
said,
will
include
employee
communications,
the
antenna system areas throughout the country
provide local telecasting with this inexpensive equip¬
plants,
of
now
ment;
center
program
all
programs, according to John G. Brooks,
markets
for
the
compact package,
he
industrial
.
TV
includes
51)
The Commercial unci Financial Chronicle
...
7 ;V.
Name of
Edmonton
'.Dividend announcements
tables.
first
the
In
nounced during the current
in which
table
second
a
the
all
El
dividends ^an¬
we
Then
we
When
1
Name of Company
Alabama
$3.50
'•*
Gas
.Corp.,
Allentiyv.n
Portland
Co.
'i
*'
"on
loc
a
Atlantic
Oil
(quar.);
" ' --"/V
-
(quar.)
Refining (quar.)
Associated
Truck
Lines,
8-23
7-25
8-23
(quar.)
7-25 ""
1
8-
"4Va'«'
8-31
8-
9
Sj- 5
8-
5
9-1,
8-15
1
8-15
preferred
4%'
(quar.).
Bell
Ilowell
&
4*4%
Co.,
Quebec
BemwTBroi.
Beneficial
Boston
Mines
Bag
50c
TiOc
;
"8-15
Bank
Corp.,
*30c
7;
>
8-
held
'-
8-"l
-
for
.
•-
10-15
8-15
7-31
Service,
10-31
9-
3
8-
9-
3
$1.18%
9r
3
8-
8-
8-27
preferred
4
7-31
(quar.
Utilities
7-22
$1.50
30C
preferred
1
8-15
8-
34c
9-10
CO
r4
1
8-15
8-,
8-
9
8-15
Corp.
_!/
1
8-16
34:%q
8-15
9-16
-_1
(Geo.
9-10
$$1.25
«
±
8-15
8-15
8-
9-
Trust
3
8-15
8-
8-
1
8-
9
«1
C-
1
15c
8-
20c
7-31
(quar.)—
$1
7-31
(quar.)
7-31
Ltd., -5$
.
87»ic
9-
3
8-
9
50c
9-
3
8-
9
special
guaranteed (quar.)_.
Cincinnati Chicago & St.
Cleveland
Common
pfd.
—
35c
—
11-
11-15
$$1.25
(quar.)—__
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
$4.50
preferred
Cochran
Foil
$5
$1.25
Co.,
8-31
8-
8
8-31
8-
8
9-
62 %c
10-31
B
15c
9-
2
9-
2
9-
2
11c
10-
1
9-16
(monthly)
Common
11c
11-
1
10-16
41 i'V preferred
<fc
iquur.t.
Southern Ohio
$1.12 Vi
8-20
1
4.25preferred
(quar.)—
;
$1.06
8-
'
8-
1
•
10-
1
..
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
—,
8-
1
Hotel Inc.
Commercial
iquari)!__ll__j:l— llr_e
•
2oc
.
Utilities,
Shearing
<fc Stamping (quar.)
Telephone Co. 1 quar.)
Light <fc Power (quar.)
20c
Commonwealth
20c
Connecticut
25c
.CoqtinentaLCan,
$3.75
common
preferred
second
Class
B
B
Inc.,
(quar.)
3VtC'c
preferred
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Growth
Stock
Inc.
Corp.,
9-
6
Vic
10-
1
9-10
12%c
10-
1
9-10
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12
87 Vac
8-15
8-
1
25c
8-15
7-19
8-15
7-19
8-
1
7-15
100%
50c
8-23
8-
8-31
8-15
2
Inc.
(quar.)
50c
8-21
7-31
50c
8-21
9-16
8-15
8-
:
-11
,.
(quar.)
50c
10-
9-20
8%c
7-31
7-15
A
Duro Test.
(initial
5r,c
quar.)
conv.
pfd. series 195G (quar.)
31 %c
9-14
8-30
payment
(12c
at
this
time.)
C-
3
8-16
9-13
8-30
25c
8-
1
7-23
8%c
1
8-20
1
8-20
7-30
7-17
90c
(s-a)
(quar.)_
preferred
E
F
G
(quar.)_
1
8-
9
92 Vic
9-
1
8-
9
$1.01
9-
1
8-9
(quar.)
$1.17 Va
9-
1
8-
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
$1.15
9-
1
8- 9
9-
1
8-
25c
8-
Corp.
(quar.)
Glass Co. (monthly)
!
(quar.)
Portsmouth
Public
1
8-30
8-30
8-15
8-30
8-15
>
5%
35c
Service
4.98%
8-
7-25
[
\
7-15
1
Electric
4.30%
8-
7-31
7-15
div.
15c
10c
15c
com.
Randall
Co.
22c
9-
1
8-
1
Rayonler,
$1.75
9-
3
8-
5
Redonda
—-
6
7-30
8-15
9-16
8-30
4
x*__
(quar.—
9-30
$1.02 if
$1.04 Va
-
$1.07 Vi
8-30
9?30
8-30
9-30
8-30
<)r30
8-30
35c
9-30
8-30
75c
I
9-14
8-23
50c
——
8-
35c
(quar.)
7-31
Red Owl Stores
9-
1
8-15
Robertson
9-
1
8-15
Robinson,
32c
44c
9-
1
8-15
7-16
6-24
—
—^
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(N. Y.),
(quar.)
—
(quar,)
com.
62 VaC
8-
$1.20
1
10-
8-15
7-26
ViC
8-15
7-31
1
7-22
K-l—
9-
3
Co.
(quar.)—
—
Fund
Shares
•
Co.
Paper
1st
—
—
Virginia
9
(quar.)
Inc.
RR.
(quar.)
j.—
Macco.
Corp.
Car
'Magor
—
(quar.)x—
■Manning, -Maxwell'; & Moore
MeCord
Corp.,
$2.50
preferred
7-26
—
McCormick &
Mefigel
Co.
Metropolitan
3.80%
3.85%
Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)—
Edison Co.
4%
Sinclair
7-25
7-15
Smith-Douglass
11c
8-15
7-31
South
preferred
Oil
3:90%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.45%
preferred
8-23
Southam
4
8-19
Southeastern
9-
3
8-15
6
income
8-
7
3
8-
7
Southwestern
3
8-
7
9_
$51 VaC
3
8-
3.70 %
preferred (quar.)
Class
Pipe
Line
common—
B
Natural
Gas
Portland
Cement
Moore-Handley
preferred
Monumental
Morgan
Murphy
P.)
Insurance
&
dividend)
Co.,
C.)
share for
capital
gains)
Insurance
15c
—
(quar.)——
40c
8-15
7-31
Service,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
—
10-10
10-
1
35c
9-
1
8-15
92 Vac
Public
11-
1
10-18
10-18
11-
1
1
1
10-18
$1.10
11-
1
10-18
4.60%" preferred
4.36% preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
11-
1
5
3-15
8-
9-10
8-26
.*
4.40%
97 Vic
(quar.)
($L00
(quar.)
!
par)
...
15c
7-31
7-19
9-13
$1.60
10-18
27'/4C
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-13
1
45c
8-15
8-
40c
9-
,3
8-15
37 %c
10-
1
Standard
9-27
Water
10-18
27 %c
(quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
(Conn.)
(quar.)
preferred
Packaging Corp;—
preference (quar.)—;—
Standard Paving & Materials,
Ltd. (quar.)
8-20
9-10
8-30
8-16
62 Vic
9-30
9-16
8-
1
9-27
Stein
(A.) & C6. (quar.)x
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund
7-10
9-
convertible
Steinberg's,
9
Stone
Ltd.,
Webster
&;
5V*%
10-
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
97 Vac
10-
1
9-
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
7-31
7-31
omitted
A
at this
8-15
7-31
18c
7-25
7-12
$$1.32
8-15
50c
(quar.)_
—_—:
6%
pfd. B (quar.)__
Mines, Ltd.—
Consolidated
Dividend
3
10-
Sullivan
pfd.
(quar.)
9-13
30c
;
(from ord. inc.)
9-14
3 7 ViC
7-31
7-31
8-30
7-23
'
time
Mid-Continent Oil Co.—
(increased)—s.
preferred A (quar.)
„5>/a% 2nd preferred series 1955
Sunray
7-24
Sunshine
Biscuits
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
4iy4c
9-
1
8-
8
$1
9-
33c
4V2%
7-21
9-20
28VsC
Common
(quar.)
—
1
1
9-16
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
90c
9-17
8-30
9-17
8-30
Tbalhimer
8-
7-19
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thriftimart, 5% partic. class A (quar.)
8-
2
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
$1.04
3-15
3-
1
5c
8-15
7-31
$1.25
7-31
7-18
9-16
10-
8-15
$1.08
10-
5
30c
(quar.)
$1.10
Tampa
1
8-
9
7-26
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
8-
2
7-26
(quar.)
—
preferred B (quar.)
Texas Industries, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—
7-15
$1.25
Electric Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
4.16%
Class
5%
B
Brothers,
Gas.
A
A
—
15c
six
;
50c
7-17
3
8-16
9-
U
dividend
(Stock
S
4
Lines
\2%
Co..
7-19
8-15
8-
30c
9-
1
9-
1
30c
(quar.)
7-31
15c
9-
1
$1.25
1
100%
1
8-20
l
8-20
8-2)
9-15
8-30
8-15
7-11
—
common
preferre 3
7-1 )
7-31
91 ViC
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
common
participating
Trunkline
common
United Drill & Tool—
each
7-10
1
11-
7-29
(quar.)
9-13
7-19
11-
Inc.—
(One
Co.
9-28
5c
8-15
$1.03%
7-30
held)
(G.
8-15
$1.06 V4
35c
1—
(quar.)
7-26
8-30
(quar.)
15c
common
(quar.)_t
Life
(J.
Co.,
Hardware
8-20
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
8-15
preferred
8-29
12c
(quar)
7-31
1
$50c
$1.25
Co.,
8-15
9-
preferred
4.32%
—
1
9-14
(10c from Investment
35c
preferred (quar.)—
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
Common
(quar.)
7-31
4.25%" preferred
4.40% preferred
7-15
25c
—
3-15
50c
$1.15
(quar.)
8-15
3.90%
1
$25
pfd.
8-
3
4.15%
$1.083/4
4.40%
7-12
8-15
7
$1.11 V*
4.60%
50c
1
8-
9-
30c
(quar.)
4 Vic
Mississippi Power Co.,
30c
$1.25
7
8-
..
96 V4C
—
7-26
7
3
.
6
8-20
8-
3
9-
,
7-28
9-
1-26
8-
3
9-
.
Life
1
8-15
SI
—__—
preferred
1
10-
35c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
from
5c
Southwestern
9-
9-
95c
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Seamless- Tube
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.
Fund
and
$10c
9-
7-25
75c
Southwestern Investors
Co.,
9-
$1.10
10c
—
—
Works
9-10
9-
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Co.
Lathe
Bend
9-
9-30
Haven)
(quar.) .I
Suburban Gas Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Co.
60c
$10c
1
8-
1
35c
—
Corp.
(New
90c
15c
(quar.)—___——
—
9-20
8-15
$2.50
(s-a)
A
(quar.)
Extra
1
12 %c
6-14
8-10
8-
35c
common
_____
2
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Insurance
9-
$37Vac
30c
30c
(s-a)
Security
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
"
Y.)
Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
7-25
(quar.)—
(N.
Co.
10-
18c
(qtlar.)—
8-31
7-23
8-10
10c
$1.25
(quar.)-;
$25c
$0,231
7-31
1
35c
:
!____—__
8-
8-
Va %
$51Vic
______
(qu'ar.)l
Sealright-Oswego-Falls
$60c
(quar.)_
8-22
preferred
25c
Glass
of
Nashville
Corp.
8-
Regis
4.40%
Scotten-Dillon
$25c
quar.)
(quar.),
Myers Tobacco
«Si
Z
7-31
10c
(increased
7-31
9-10
8-20
8c
1
8-15
60c
8-15
_____
——
35c
—'—__
receipts
Roxbury Carpet Co.
8-15
^
9-10
50c
(quar.)—_—
—!—_
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.
deposit
2
9-13
8-15
$1.25
—_—__
(quar.)___
H.)
Royal State Bank
——
1
24c
——
American
7-13
9-15
(H.
Little .& -Co.,
Class A .preference
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
,
35c
(quar.)
Co.
8-14
$8c
35 VaC
3oc
(quar,)
(quar.)—1
(quar.)*J
Inc.
Tile
(s-a.)
(quar.)
.
1
8-31
8.
45c
(quar.)
1
common
(quar.)
t
'
•'
x*—
(quar.)_
pref.
1
10-
/
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
Gas,
8- 9
9-24
$1.25
&
7-19
2
'
Mexico—
(quar.)
7-19
9-25
9-
10-15
,
New
7-19
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.18%
v8-20
of
7-29
11%%
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred A
Public
'J
Steel,
Service
9
5
8-25
8 VaC
62 Vic
(quar.)__
common
9
7-25
8 Vie
7-26
2
9-16
8-20
99-
9-
8-15
89-
9-15
from
Co
Trust
shares
Ltd.—
31'Vic
1
58 Vic
Pinchin Johnson & Assoc., Ltd.—
Amerlcaa shares
(final)
from securi-
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Telephone
(Stock
East Sullivan Mines.
(Dividend
omitted
8-16
(quar.)
Stamford
5%
Drug Fair Community Drug—
1
Pittsburgh. Mercantile
(quar.)__
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
;
$1
—
5
1
8-16
9-
57 ViC
pfd.
7-27
■
.
preferred (quar.*)
preference (quar.)—
Missouri
preferred
convertible
7-27
8-30
50c
(quar.)
8-
1
8 ViC
5
12 Vic
*
preferred
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common
Missouri
common
(quar.)
_________
8-15
7-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'8-15
■
9-16
8-15
9-
25c
8-15
60c
(quar.)
•/
common
Wire
&
Missouri-Kansas
;
Dravo
8-22
9-13
Fund—
fquar.i
Extra
Corp.
1
9-30
3
14c
Shares
:
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
Dover
9-14
10-
9-
pfd.
9-
$1.50
1
50c
C
Pullman, Inc.
preferred
Co.,
(Lucky Stores,
7-34
1
25c
1
dividend
Houses
8-30
8-15
10c
A
Investment Trust
Diversified
9-13
10-
10c
(quar.)
______
class
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
B
class A
(quar.)
Press,
Diocesan
$1.12 Va
^
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
45c
f;3-%c
(quar.)
Inc.,
'
Crossett
(quar.)
(quar.)/
preferred
Finance Service,
8-2
8-30
10-
50c
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
(quar.).
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar,)
Laboratories
Louisville
7-15
8-16
9-16
i
9-
62 Vac
.
—
—_
10c
6-28
45c
—
9-1G
$2
Fund
7-26
7-15
$1
30c
$1.25
and
7-26
8-15
(quar.)
com.
4%.
...
,
8-15
(quar.)
-common,
Plllsbury Mills,
$4 preferred
5
Ltd.?—
income
Line,
convertible
Co.
,
—
common
7-26
28VsC
10c
Monthly
9-13
9-
9-16
5C
-
.
(quar.)
.
8-15
27 ViC
—
7-11
12 VaC
x
(quar.)
.
30c
preferred
7-11
corn.,
7-26
4.50$>": preferred
4.60%
preferred
9-13
1
common
7-26
8-15
preferred D
Phoenix
1
8-
.preferred
8-15
4.05 %
Petrolite
9-16
10-
10c
35c
7-26
C
4.70%
9114 c
com.
8-15
3.70%
6-25
Fund
7-15
1
$1.16
9-15
37 Vac
$1.10
6-28
(quar.)
Steel
&
Lorain
10-16
.
'Commodore
1st
2nd
Lynch
(quar.)
8-13
1
(quar.)
7-10
13%c
Foundation
Insurance
Loblaw
t.
Electric—
4.85'p
preferred
11-
2
10-
B
7-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Custodian Fund, Series
Secord
$2.40
8-16
(monthly)
Common
8-15
9-
20c
31 Vic
_!
(quar.)
non-cumulative
37 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)———_—
Lipe Railway Corp., class A (quar.)
Loblaw Companies, class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
Life
8-20
lie
(monthly)
9-16
6
$1.12 Va
preferred
t
8-30
(quar,)
Co.,
Libbey-Owens-Ford
3
$1.25
.common
8-15
34%
pfd. (quar.)
convertible
4.40%
10-10
(quar.):—_—
common
Fruit,
17%'C
pfd.
Company
Liggett
3
9-
3
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
(Los> Angeles)—
Telephone
Leece-Neville
7-19
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
common
5Co
preferred A_
Colorado Central Power,
Columbus
7-31
35c
<quar,)_._
5%
Cement
preferred
$4
8-23
9-13
15C
.—
Glass, Inc. (stock dividend).
Laura
7-19
$1.12 Vi
common
(quar.)
9-
9-
Line,
preferred (quar.)—
Penn Investment Co. (Phila.)—
8-23
9-13-
$1
(quar.)
Co:,
L.)
Lexington
7-31
Products
—
Corp.
4.68%
5
15c
—
Go,-
preferred
Lakeside
Louis—
!
(semi-annual)
preferred (quur.).._
2
9-13
$1.14
(quar.)
4.60%
8-
17 Vac
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)-i
RR.—
(quar.)__
7-20
$2
Sheraton
Peabody Coal,
.
;
preferred (quar.)__
class A (quar.),
Shares,
Knickerbocker
7-25
guaranteed
1
8-
10s
!
Motors
7-15
Kings County Trust
Knox
7-25
$1
(quar.)
preferred
1
/.i",f,
(quar.)
—
(F.
Keystone
7-25
1346)
7-26
Extra
St.
9
1947)
common
8-16
1
Pipe
Fenn,
convertible
Keystone
2
(series
preferred
Eastern
7-31
preferred
1st
7-20
8-20
8-21
(quar.)
8-15
profits)'
Kellogg
7-31
(quar.)!
$1
22 Vie
preferred
$12 Vac
Fund
5%
7-15
35c
8-
preferred
_______
A (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Southern
Jacobs
1
62 %c
40c
8-15
(quar.)
Peerless
A.)
Power
Jamestown
8-15
$1.12%
;
25c
Co., 6%
Peerless Insurance Co.
preferred./ (quar. X——
$1.76
Istel
7-31
8-15
(quar.)
common
Electric
8-16
______
7-31
f$1.06
40c
pfd., (quar.)
5'y
&
7-31
Inc.
preferred
4% %
8-15
_
Gas
9-10
(quar.)——
3.65% preferred
Barblzon
Iowa
8-15
_.
(quar.)
5c
8-15
—!——
——
International Harvester, 7%
pfd. (quar.) —
Investors Mutual of Canada, Ltd
7-31
$50c
8-12
preferred
Park
7-31
r>9 '/4C
7-20
3
River
30c
Co.,
investment
7-31
8-15
Mississippi
$12 Vic
Cement
ties
7-31
8-15
1
9-
'
7-31
31%c
88-
(interim)—.
(quar.)—_
(quar.)l—
Institutional
7-31
8-15
8-15
30c
approximately $1.39)
Co.,. 4.56% preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)—^—,
Co.,'
Institutional
7-31
33%C
8-30
8-31
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
4%
1
3
(quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar..)_—
Hunt Foods & Industries-Inc.,
7-31
8-15
Inc.
Paramount
5
Huttig Sash & Door
4%
9
8-
1
9-10
$3.50
gtd.
(quar.)_x__x
Panama. Cocoa-Cola Bottling
(quar.)
7-15
9-
preferred
Idaho
pfd.
10-
(quar.)
conv.
7%
4.36%
8-15
D-
convertible
Hotel
9-18
50 c
$50c
to
Panhandle
.
preferred
preferred
Horniel
7'-22
60c
Gas, $1.20
4.80%
1
50c
(H. J.)
6%
6
in
(quar.)__
Ltd
Co.,
5V2preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar!)—
Northwest—
:
7-22
1
preferred (series
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Class
the
Hercules Galion Products, Inc.,
Stock (Uvidehd__%___:x_
"
7-22
1
8-
8«-
33 Vic
(quar.)—
4fa
4'o
8-22
%c
56
—
—
- quar. h,_L—__■—
Lithograph, 6%
conv.
51/2%
7-23
1
8-
271-C
!
I
Electric,"
Store Real Estate
Dobbs
B
Hercules
7-23
1
(quar.)J
com.
(quar.)
Louisiana
Chaiming Corp. (quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
Stock
9-16
7
35c
i
Soya Co. (quar.)_
!
Century Food Markets, 5rA preferred (quar.)
Cessna
Aircraft Co. "(quar.)
Class
(accum.)
preferred -(sra)_——i
5%
Central
Di
8-15
Co.—
Hemenway Furniture,
5-31
8-
50c
1
1.
Ltd.,
preferred
4.50'V
Cuneo
5'%-
Heinz
7-17
3/1Oc
____
.■
(quar.)
preferred
4.Wit
$4.50
8-
3
30c
pfd.
iquar.'L
convertible
-.6%
1,
Malting Co.,. Ltd.,
Centaral
Credit
3
9-
$1
'
.
Canadian
,
4Va%
B; (^uar,
Hazeltine
7-31
32'ic
(quar.)
4%'
1.
9-
2%
.!
(Initial
7rlU
20c
__
(quar.)
Canada
;
dividend)
W.) Co. (quar.)
Dredge & Dock Co.
(H.
Havana
I
7-31
■
RR.
Bridge
RR.,
9-
8-15
Reading
dividend)
Louis
Gas
Edison;
Pacific
75c
Watclijr"common: (quar.)
8-15
33c
preferred
5']'o
.
(quar.)— ___^—v—L
Hartfleld Stores,
9
9-16
8-15
12c
;_1
preferred
5.50ro
,
(stock
Cotton,
;
9
*5c
Arch
of
shares held
25
,
cash
Omar, Inc., 4^%. class A preferred (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
9-
West Coal,
4%
7-25
(quar.)
4%
be
27 %c
Hancock'Oil
8-0
(quar.-K.____
iauar.)_:
5.20'p
,
to
share
each
St.
shares
(Equal
Ohio
•
Hamilton
1-15
25c
(quar.)
l'o
'
Co. 'of
'.ts-t-'i* *•/..
I,Hagerstown 'Gas Co.
4-16
43;%c
com.
5.08/-y
'
American
7-12
proposal to declare
stock dividend, and
(quar.)
M.K &
Co.
Class
10-16
1-31-53
4-30-58
held__/__
(quar.)___i_
preferred
47*
Co,
Lakes
Great
Great
7-17
30c
3.28%" preferred
Chain
Industries,
convertible
Gillette
7-31
$1.06%
——
;
5.36%
,
7-18
Oklahoma
meeting
a
1
8-30
6
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
9
a
: (quar;-)2J—_______
Telephone
Gossard
9-27
20c
I__
4.40%% preferred
5.3011 preferred
<
Service
5V2%'
2
0-
20c
1_
1
5%
4.80%"*'preferred
Insurance-—
(quar.(
Water
8-
Loom ;(s-ai
the
Giannini. (G.
7-15
10c
shares
Title
;
California
,\
of
Wodd
8-1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
9
8-23
.
two
Extra
at
10-
40c
1
9-
yearly stock dividends in
General
'
each
Pachic
.•/Common
on
&
$1.01%
Noyes (Chas. F.) Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Co.—
vote
(One
for
&
1
,
quarterly
Chicago
10-
(quar.)
(111.)
Northern Oklahoma Gas
a-16
9
$2.50
future
Gas
7-15
'
1
b-23
8-
9-
Y.,
of
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
common
pfd.
8-23
9-13
20%
50%
Gar
Super Corp. (stock dividend)
One share of National Phoenix Industries,
-California
will
9-10
9-13
4.50%
&: C
Inc.
■
Insurance
Aug. "12
on
60c
preferred
non-cum.
1
40c
dividend)
Haihilton
i
20c
(quar. )______
__
:
Ave., $5
preferred
Fruit
1
8-
t)C
British Celanese Ltd—
' /
/' **
American "deposit receipts
Buckeye Steel Castings Co,, eommon___
6%
preferred (quar.11
C
,
55c
(quar,)——;
Fruehauf/Trailer,-cominon
"
.
Corp.
immediate
for
-
2
8-
9-12 1
;■ -
6C
(Quarterly from investment income)——
Bowling Green Fund.
__________flJ
■
(quar.)
Ltd!/(stock
Stockholders
an
8-21
8-15
9-12
Vic
20c
'
'
Shore
$1.12 Va
(quar.)..,—_—
common
Stock
Madison
f
1
8-
9-16
•
$1.13
(quar.)
I'und—
Carolina
7-31
9-13
(quar.)__r__
Corp.
North
8-19
Franklin/Life
; 9- 5
9-27
(quar. i__i._J.___
Ltd.
9»
9-
8-15
3 2
(quar.)_-_l—__l_i._l.lrJ'—
4?.4l'e- preferred
Bellete.-re
Nortex Oil
8-29
;
8-15
l— 1
common
Niagara Lower
8-13
30c
8-30
9-20
50c
(quar.)_:!————
preferred
7-15
8-28
8r30
3
tquar.):_l_l_U__L'L_j:
quar.)___.
7-25
20c
68%c
8-36
.
3
J__________
i
8-15
8-19
Class
preferred
1
8-13
4%
9-
—___
preferred
lieu
3
'
8-20
9-
(quar.) ——————1—.til——
preferred
4%
Co.
9
8-29
400
'
A%
9
8-
25c
7-31
9-
5
Bearings, Inc. (resumed)—.
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
8-
8-16
9-
30c
(quar.)-
(quar.)____.
common
8-
dividend)
8-16
N.
8-15
9-30
(quar.)
RR.—
25c
(quar.)__
.
prior preferred
Fluor
9
9-
17 Vac
_
!_'.————li.
(quar.)
Mills,
First
?5c
...
Industries
Industries
preferred I953; series
Compress & Warehouse Co. (quar.)
Federal-Mogul-bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Fire Association of Philadelphia (quar.)
8-16
34:%C
—
A
(Stock
7-17
10c
45c
Brake
Central
7-l»
Co.
preferred
Air
70c
5)2%
7-26.
37 VaC
,
Baker
30c
(quar.)
!_.
common
Federal
8-15
; \ i5c
——x__—
class
8-15,
.
2
(quar.)__!
Gas
North
4
8-31
7 VaC
,
Atlantic Coast Line RR Co. (quar.)—
//'Atlantic Coast Line.! Co. (Couri.i
(tjUar.lJj'/f Avdndale Mills, common (quar.).———Li__:
$4.50 preferred (quar.)-.,;
> Axd-Houghfcon Fuiid "A" iirom .incbmefiliV- V
,
8-31
addition to cash dividends.
quarterly basis)__
Corp.
$1.25
$1.37 Va
8-18
7-31
_
Fuel
Y.
8-18
V(:87MiC '
6%
preferred (quar.)
5Vato preferred (quar.)—_——id'———_
Arkansas
Y.
N.
3
.
(now
N.
8-15
9-3
.
Common
8-15
8-31
9-
at. this '"time)
American Water Works Co.—
4.05%
8-31
!
(Miami)
$1,411%.
7
$1.42
Erlanger
\
..." 35c i-;'9-2o:'
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—:•
"25c
9-13
Common/! (quar.)
f___r LI'S'
9-13
class A (quar,.);__^Z^,J——
rv; 25c
9-13
.preferred. A (quar.)lilJ__ll_-_Jlix_li'/ *.i*" $1
-.
8-15
(quar.)...
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric Hose & Rubber,
<4;
American Title & Insurance
8-31
preferred
preferred
Empire Southern Gas Co.
:_l
omitted
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
$5
Holder•
•
(Dividend payment
New
7-31
—___?
(quar.)—".
Corpl—/'/.
8-15
Fedders-Quigan,
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Barge Line
(stock dividend)—J—'
Enka
8-31
!_,
.
.
,,
\. 3%%
American
$1.34
40c
.
(quar.)——w
(Louis)
Haven
8-18
.1 '30c
"''!" 50c
/Alpha Beta Food Markets,; common (quar.) "22 Vac
5%
preferred
A____„,—I——!_ ! /TBVic
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd,—
■
1 ,*k."
4%, 1st preferred .!fatiaf.')—$25c
4$jj%. 2nd preferred (quar.)
__i_.__.____/ -K 456c
,5 Aluminium, Ltd., new com. (initial quar,)_l''.t22%je'.'
\ American Airlines Inc., common (quar.)—/J/ ;'V''2Sfc-.
Class. A
..
1 Allis
New
(-quar.)
Holdera
1
8-
6%
Nease
preferred
8-
Y.)—
8-15
Chemical
13
Payable of Ree.
5c
-
8-15
8-15
3Gc
N.
1
dividend)
8-31
9-3
87 Vic
,
'■
Cement—
Shoes
(Stock
v
8-31
33c
(quar.)—v'r
Gas
National
8-15
Vi
Emery
(quar.)
Natural
7-15
8-31
(quar.)
$1.06
5.50'<>
income
(quaf.)Jt
common
preferred
Tennessee
7-31
$1.02%
(quar.)
When
Share
-
„
Equipment
$1.37 Va
.
net
Pool
(quar.)
Extra
cents from realized capital gains)
prior
Alabama
pfd.
Name of Company 1
National
7-31
(quar.)
preferred
5.65'p
Payable of Rec.
Share
Fund, Inc.
cents
from
undistributed
28
Natural Gas Co., 4.10'e
Per
:
of Rec.
7-*15
8c
5.68%
Advisers
and
Paso
5.36%
v
per
<5
Concrete
H older»
5l!s(b
.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Payable
4i4?w preferred
follow with
show the payments previ¬
week.
When
Share
-
8c
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
•" •
Company
' *
r
(32d)
Per
DIVIDENDS
J
-
.
Number 5657
Volume 186
50c
22 Vac
9-
6
1-1-58
8-10
12-
0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
When
Per
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
•5V<4% preferred (quar.)
changed
(Name
Warner
9
$2.30
$2.40
preferred
$2.50 preferred
$4.35 preferred
8-23
(quar.)
40c
Investors Fund, Inc.—
Co. (quar.)__.—
8*asey
8c
30c
Washington Mutual
8-
8-
1
7-31
8-
1
7-
3
tlVkC
$1.43%
SI
7-31
7-
8
Class
B
i——
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Stores,
common
(quar.)—
8-
(increased)
8-15
$1.12V*
9-14
8-30
—________
preferred (quar.)
—__
preierred (quar.)———
$1.20
$1.10
9-14
8-30
9-14
8-30
com.
4.44%
Industries
(quar.)
--
(quar.) ————.
preierred
Co._________—
Cab
3
8-15
8-30
8-10
9-
SiVic
Atlas
20c
_________
8-15
8-31
30c
—
9-
faucet
9-16
9-
9-16
8-16
9-16
25c
Steels,
(A
3
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Tube
o;
Charlotte
dends
give the dividends announced in
we
not
from
Name
(oecond
Common
Class
Refineries,
_
lc
7-25
7-30
7-20
_
5%
preierred
(quar.)
Acme
Precision
—_—
Produces,
1
Co.
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)—
__
Stock
dividend
__4
Stock
dividend
___
Finance
Aeronca
Mig„
u
_
60c
uor,...,
pid.
—_
(Quaiterly from net investment income)
AgncW-fou..,asi Si.oe Stores, Ltd. (increased)
Air Control 1;rout.c.s
(quar.)..
Radio,Corp.
7%
Co.,
prexorred
Mnls
•Allied
-Altec
Allison Steel Mfg.
$3.75
preferred
Amalgamated
(quae.)
Amerada
Art
6%
preierred
6%%
5U0
convertible
Quarterly
American
net
Co.
Income
Co.
Assurance
&
(quar.)
Casualty
Furniture
Hoist
Home
American
Ice
American
Co.
Y.)
(s-a)
Derrick
&
Products
Co.,
Co.
Quarierly
4%%
(quar.)
Metal
J.)
•
9
7-26
6-21
7-30
6-21
8-20
7-23
8-15
7-25
7-26
7-16
95c
8-
7-22
1
9-16
8-31
12-14
11-30
8-15
7-31
9-10
9- 2
8-
1
7-15
7-26
7-12
9-3
8-5
12-
2
30c
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-19
$$1.12Vi
or.1
•
(stock
Co.,
common..
u- %rred
(quar.)
convertible
American Mutual Fund
dividend).,
9-
3
8-21
11-
4
5%
7-31
7-
10c
7-31
7-19
30c
7-31
7-19
8-
6-21
3
Inc.—
investment
income)
Insurance
6c
1
(Galveston)
3c
Natural
prefmred
Gas, coin,
(quar.)
9.27
9-10
3C
Quarterly
12-30
President
Lia
non-cumu)afive
5%
5%
non-cumulative
American
Fndiator
Common
12-10
7%
preferred
1st
&
American Tncrmos
American
American
Amphenol
Viscose
Zinc
Prouucis
Corp,
Lead
electro
Anaconda
Win
Anderson
Clayton
St
Anglo-Canadian
&
cs
.
Smelting
Co
Cab''
S-
Prlp
iquar.)
p.
&
$2.80 pre erred
iqimr.
Anglo-Canadian Telenl one. class
4%%
preferred
ltd.
Anheuser-Buscn,
Inc.
(quar.)
Animal
oi
5%
preferred
Appalachian
4.50%
Arcevi-a,
common
preferred
4%
Ohio RR.,
&
preferred
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class
Baystate Corp.
(quar.)
Apartments, $3 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lumber, Ltd., common..,
Beaux-Arts
1st
$6
Beaver
Class
A
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Beech Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
Belcling-Corticelli, Ltd.,
tquar.j
7%, pfcL
$1.05
Y.)
Watch
7-15
1
6-28
8-
1
6-28
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-10
30c
6-15
8-
51
9-20
Best
&
Co.
3
8-
1
7-
5
87^0
11-
1
10-
7
5
10-
4
12-24
12-
6
7-16
$5 preferred
11.25
9-26
9-
$-1.25
11-27
11-
(quar.)
67j2C
9-30
9-13
iquar.)
30c
8-15
7-15
9-16
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Rock Island As Pacific RR.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common
7-16
7-30
7-16
7-30
7-16
4%
8-
Service
Co.
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Foods,
7-15
4%%
7-26
7-15
Stores
share for each
one
on
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd., 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Co.,
(quar.)_
preierred (quar.)
common
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-
5
87%c
9-
3
8-
9
50c
9-
3
8-
9
Clorex
Club
7-
5
175c
27Vic
75c
$1.50
125c
9- 3
8-
6
9-10
preference
shares
—.
B
Common
11-
8
2-
7
4 Va % preferred
Colonial Finance,
class A
7-19
Colonial
9-16
Colorado & Southern Ry.
8- 1
12-16
8-15
7-
4%
7-
8
Columbia
8-
Stock
preferred
pfd.
6%
Enterprises. Ltd.
(quar.)
Locks Paper, class A (quar,)
Semi-annually
1
1
7-19
1
1
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
9-(27
12-27
7-26
7-10
$1
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Maine RR.,
preferred (quar.)
Bradley (Milton) Co., common
5% prior preferred (s-a)
$1.25
$1.25
10-
'
dep. receipts ordinary (final)
Columbia Forest Products Ltd.—
9-11
Taunton
preferred
Gas
Co.
&
Co.
5Va%
(quar.)
Connecticut
7-22
5-31
Terminal
preferred
(quar.)
Co
Co., 7%
(A. M.)
8-30
7-12
Land
7% pfd. (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
Timber
$3 pfd.
(quar.)
Interstate
California
Packing
Telephone (quar.)
Corp.
iquar.)
California
Portland
Cement
7-20
6-29
$1
.?15c
9-3
8-9
7.^
$1.20
\
7-25
6-27
9-
9
8-12
20c
8-
1
7-22
&
Telephone,
(quar.)_I
common
(quar.)
preferred
$1.24
(quar.)
(quar.)^
preferred (quar.)_
$1.25
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-17
10- 1
8- 1
9-23
9- 3
8-15
1
7-12
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.;
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.t
Canada Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A iquar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
preferred (quar.)—
v
$2.04 preferred (quar.)___„
$2.06 preferred series E iquar.)
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut Power, 4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
8-
8-12
7-
7-
8
Common
iquar.)
7-16
8-
1
7-19
8
$5
6-24
1
6-24
6c
Consumers
9-20
12-20
7-30
7-10
8-15
6-24
8-15
6-24
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
9
$4.50
1
v$4.52
Co.,
common
Tic
7-
5
55c
8-
1
7-
5
6-
1
1
7-15
10c
10-
1
9-20
B-
1
7-
£-
60c
9
6-19
3
8-15
7-19
9-
6
(quar.)
$1.13
10-
1
9-
6
(quar.)
SI.04
10-
1
9-
6
7S1.30
8-
9-
9
8-16
1$3.50
$1.75
7-30
6-30
Continental
Life
8-
1
7-12
Continental
Transportation Lines
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Electric
7-26
8-20
1
8-
(quar.)—
(Toronto)
Insurance
8-20
8-10
7-12
75c
17V2c
55c
50c
8- 1
8-16
8-15
7-15
Cosden
7-31
Cosmopolitan Realty
(s-a)
17 %c
iquar.)
3%
dividend 1
(stock!
Co.
8- 2
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd
Corn Products Refining,
common
77-2
c
1
7-30
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-
9-30
9-13
$4
e-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
717%c
—
7-25
25c
iquar.)
37 %C
$4
Petroleum
3-15
7-31
8-
2
6-14
$2.50
1-1-58
12-16
725c
9-30
9-
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-25
7-25
7-15
Cosmos Imperial Mills,
1
7-10
Courtaulds,
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-10
Craddock
7-10
Crain
7-10
Cribben & Sexton
33c
25c
8- 1
7-31
7-10
17V2c
37V2c
7-26
7-28
8-15
8-15
6-26
Crown
(quar.)
6%
Ltd.
5%
pfa.
(Increased
iquar.)
is-a)
quar.)
1
6
Co.—
convertible preferred
Crossett
Class
L.),
Ltd.
(final)
Terry Shoe,
(R.
4 Va %
Crown
Ltd.
Co., class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
28^0
Cork & Seal, Ltd.
class A
1
7-15
6-
1
7-15
25c
(quar.)—
10-
1
9-10
8-15
7-15
750c
iquar. (
(Continued
8-
10c
10c
(quar.)
B
Cork International,
7-26
7-28
8-
10-
8-15
1
7-26
$1.12%
10-29
7-
8
56 %c
51 %c
(quar.)
31c
2
8-
25C
(ouar.)
Laundries
Power
10-
7-
7-11
9-30
12-31
shilling or 6.9 pence net after British
income tax
(interim)
Consolidated
7-10
7-25
31%c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
9
25c
1
8-
One
7-15
8-
7-12
8-
$1.16
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.
7-
30c
7-26
Consolidated Edison Co.—
7-29
115c
+10c
1
$2
7-29
31c
31 %c
8-16
8-
47 %C
''
30c
7-29
1
lie
(quar.)
$1
Corp
1
9-
Co.—
Power
&
25c
(quar.)
&
Calgary Power Co., Ltd.,
Water
Light
15c
$1.25
9-
(Toronto)—
10c
Corp.,
7-15
50C
(quar.)
Association
Life
15c
Biscuit
1
$1.37Va
720c
income)
(initial s-a)
Gas, com.
preferred
$1.90
15c
8-
—
(quar.) —
pfd.
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
750C
7-31
9- 3
$1
1
8-
750C
172Vic
95c
50c
(quar.)
7-
31?4C
5%
(quar.):
National Co"., Ltd.
Confederation
55c
(quar.)
7-30
8-15
Fund—
Income)__
preferred
Conduits
Co.—
(quar.)
2%%
Inc.—
Natural
7-10
Cook
Calif.
—
—
Quarterly
•California
Stock
investment
(From
9-20
10-
1$1.09
preferred (quar.)
Shoe
Fund
Concord
Concord
12-24
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
$3.80
5%
7-10
9-24
112'ic
Quarterly
7-
50C
(quar.)
common
Shoe Machinery,
preferred (quar.)
7-19
3%
7-30
28c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Investment
(From
Compo
flOc
American
Brockton
Commonwealth
7-19
Edison,
preferred
4.64%
iquar.)—
Engineering Inc.
1
20c
$1.25
Mines
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preference (quar.)
British Celanese, Ltd.—
British
8-
<70c.
$1.06
$5
Bralorne
8-
60c
87Vic
(quar.)
30c-
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd.—
Commonwealth
preferred
4
7-20
321ac
Combined
8-
4.25%
9
9-
8-15
25c
Combined
7-15
7-10
Boston &
7-
9-20
715c
3
9-14
8-20
Boston Edison Co., common (quar.)
7-24
3 7 Vic
iquar.)
1
8-
25c
7-17
725c
Terminals Co.,
6c
3Vi%
(quar.)__
8-15
9-30
Corp.—
(quar.)
7-20
1
$1.08%
(5c lrom capital gains and lc from earns.)
Booth Fisheries Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-
$2
—
Combustion
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
8-
$2
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
preferred
7-16
25c
common
7-25
4%
1
10c
(quar.)
9-14
Borg-Warner
7-16
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Pictures Corp.,
dividend
Columbia
7rJ6
1
(quar.)
8-15
Bondstock
7-1G
7-31
!
8-
lie
(quar.)
Gas System
8-
9-12
7-31
$1.12V2
:
preferred
1st
$4.25
7-23
9-30
Co.—
preferred
1st
4%
8
com
Fund
Columbia
7-22
7-12
87%c
(quar.)—___l
0% pfd. (series 1956).
9-30
7-26
7-26
8- 5
7-31
8-15
35c
8- 1
8
7-16
7-31
75c
•V
3-3-58
7-
1
8-15
725c
—
(monthly)
9
2
each
common
8-
7-15
for
3oc
Collins
Radio Co.,
3
J20c
7-11
7-25
9-
of
________
(B. J.) Ltd.
Class
9-27
held)
9-10
6-28
shares
(Two
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.)
3Ms% preferred (quar.)
9-10
7-19
Ltd.—
dividend)
A
Coghlln
7-30
10c
Co—
Hardware,
(stock
share
ClflSiS
7-19
42 %c
:
Products
Aluminum
redeemable
7-19
;
8-
Chemical
Common
7-15
(quar.)__.:_—
9-25
preferred
7-19
preferred (quar.)____J__
Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd, (quar.)
guaranteed
10c
conv.
7-19
1
7-15
25c
income
5%
(Calif.),
1
8-
$1.06%
7-25
8-
35c
7-29
8-15
~20c
(quar.)
investment
From
Blum's
8-16
7-19
4%
7-20
|
6
8-15
$4.50
9-16
30c
75c
162>/2c
9-
nine
Cleveland &
$1
1
8-10
60C
40c
50c
(quar.)
8-10
1
7-25
8-28
12-
1
9-
7%c
9-30
2
7-20
9-
51
Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.) —
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
12-31
9- 3
1
40C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible
50c
$1
5c
(quar.)
Co.
(E. W.)
City
8-28
12-
1
8-
—
City Tide
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Special
Bishop Oil Co.
Bliss
7-31
7-26
tllVzO
15c
10-
$2
RR.—
7-29
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
7-22
8- 1
8
Casualty Co. (New York)—
Stock dividend
7-19
« '
SI
(quar.)
preferred
guaranteed (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Maohiue,
4%
preferred (quar.)
7%
2
15c
(quar.)
5
9-
87V2c
10-24
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Beryllium Corp.
7-26
7-8
1
8-
♦JOc
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
*
Works
Finance
9-17
7-22
8-
25c
(quar.)
75c
(N.
10c
3%
Common
Benrus
4
7-15
1
7-30
7-30
15c
Calaveras
8-1
com
Common
Calaveras Cement
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
7-17
9
7-17
8-
$1
7-30
125c
135c
30c
1
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.,
7.
7-31
37 V2C
(X
7-11
7-12
7-31
2"2%
Bank
Cochrane-Dunlop
'
8.26
7.26
7-15
1
8-30
37%>C
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Bush
Po"-cr
'•
8-26
7-25
1
6-
22'sC
iquar.)________
8-
20c
;
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
7-19
1
37j2C
40c
:
iquar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
$1.50 1-15-58
50c
9-16
(quar.)
common
Transit
Baltimore
1
8-
Co.
8-30
Common
10c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preierred (quar.)
6%
8-
62V2C
Gas
9-15
Common
Co.—
8-1
j25c
(eirar.i__
Flectric
Piano
30c
(sat
Trap Co.
Co.
-
+70c
(quar.)
&
7-10
10c
dividend
25c
Rubber
Baltimore
Burry
50c
7
1
7-19
t56»/4C
A
(quar.)
Anglo-Hurouian,
II
12-
8-
7-15
7-31
7-31
12-10
Ltd.—
12-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
preferred (quar.)
(1947 series; (quar.)
12-20
75C
Mills
Electric
&
7-16
1
$1.12'/a
$1.12V2
preferred
30c
II
(quar.)
Paper
7
$1.25
(quar.)
7-30
15c
15c
(L. S.), 4V2%
Va %
25c
Co
Co.
3
9-
7-
Cities
30c
(quar.)
9-
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Citizens
50c
iquar.)
9-18
9-20
7-25
5
Byers
(ciuar.)_
8
8
7-12
37^c
3
Burns
•»-
7-
7-
7-22
(quar.)
7-
9-10
x
8-15
7-31
7-31
Common
7-
9-16
9_
1
9-
7-15
8-
-—
(quar. )
7-19
&
conv.
7-26
1
7-31
1
12c
9-20
$1.75
8-
7-19
8-10
50C
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia iquar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3V2% convertible preierred (quar.)
2
Bullock's Inc., 4% preferred
Hunker Hill Co. (reduced)
$1 75
7-12
2
Brown
^'ming. Co.—
(quar.)
8-1
7-19
$1.25
iquar.»
(quar.)
West
Manhattan
Chase
8
8-10
60c
$3 preference (quar.).
8
9
7-12
7-
Brooklyn Union Gas
Sanitary—•
iq-ar.'
preferred
3
5
7-
30c
—
—
Light (Texas)—
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
7-
7-15
9-24
7-
2
7-
7-22
30c
Utility Corp.
South
7-
1
$1.05
4%
5
7-31
1
7-26
7-15
25c
7-
7-15
$1.25
(qunr.l
Power
7-
Burndy Corp.
Standard
&
American
7%
preferred
7-11
Central
8- 1
1
10-
Electric
8- 1
1
25c
Central
8-
10c
:___
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-11
6V2C
6%c
6 Vic
7c
8-
Ltd.—
s
preferred
«fc
7-
37%c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
American
American
A
B
65c
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Increased Quarterly
held)
shares
100
(resumed)
(quar.)
37M>c
(one- i
Central
56Vic
4%%
Quarterly
6%
8-
7-30
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Monorail
American
7-26
Ltd.—
Co.,
National
9
32%c
Co.,
Molasses
(From net
8-
32VaC
American
American
7-19
—
_
American
$1.20
1
$1.50
N.
(quar.)
pretcried
8-
30c
__
preferred
8-30
11-29
35c
(monthly)
(Newark,
;
American-Marietta
9-15
12-15
5c
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd.
C%
Insurance
American
10-22
25c
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
7-22
1
40c
(N.
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
1
50c
Fquiiabi
American
8-
3Vic
•quar,)
Central
15c
Belmont Iron
Inc.—
Distilling
Fire
\
Public
7-11
6-21
6-
7-31
Ry. Co.—
Gas
7-11
1
60c
Securities Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.)
1.
Beneficial
60c
(quar.)
Amer can
American
7-15
25c
1%
(quar.)_
common
American
American
7-31
87Vic
(quar.)
Shares,
from
Can
7-17
11-
$1.62Vac
$1.62 Vic
jquar.)
ou.
preferred
Best
preferred
Business
American
9-20
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
Shoe,
Brake
American
4%
Co.
Board
Bu.i
u
15c
;
dividend
Stock
9-20
8-16
12 %c
(quar.)
pre.e.ml
Book
Ain.er.can
10- 1
9-10
10-1
>
Hm.bcr—
preierred
1st
American
9- 2
93%C
(quar.)
Bilvr te
1st
8- 1
9-16
.
(quar.)
preierred
6'/2%
8-15
9- 3
Co.—
6%
American
7-31
7-15
8-17
30c
(quar.)
oorp.
Metals
6-4?l
9-3
8-1
8-10
(quar.)
.
pfd.
5%
P"trole.,m
American
7-22
,
8-20
7-31
8-
10c
Central-Illinois
Hudson
Chicago,
,
preferred
6%
20c
18%c
til'.)
Sugar,
7-12
8-15
8-17
5%
Central
Piedmont
of
Banking Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
Baldwin
50c
_
Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
America, common (quar.)
u,
7-12
8- 1
9- 3
25c
(quar.)
common
t
7-19
7-l»
8- 1
-
each
Products
A
Extra
8-15
7-28
7-26
7-26
i.i-at
j
Aluminum Co.
for
Gas
Steel
Class
Baldwin
8- 1
8- 1
15c
20c
12V2c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar. >
Compa
Natural
Automobile
share
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton
14c '
(It. C.t Business Machines,
Control
3-21
6c
113c
(quar.)
Aircraft
12-31
9-13
12-13
3-31-58
7-26
7-15
6-15
25c
Storage
6-28
1
30c
(quar.)
—_____
of Georgia
preferred B
preferred B
5%
2
8-
t311zc
(quar.)
common
Central
8-15
8-15
t75c
City Investing Co., common
14c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.t
Corp. f.iuar.)
Affiliated Fund—
9-30
Corp.
Central Cold
3Vss%
(One
4
28c
(quar.)—
prior preferred
preierred
Aeroquip
Allen
dividend.
Ayres
50c
15c
_
5%%
converui./R
Allied
7-15
7-12
8- 1
8- 3
2%
2%
—
___
(quar.)
Admiral
*
'
27VaC
50c
dlvluerd
5oc
9-10
8-20
2%
Stock
Adams-Millis
Stock
Corp.,
6-28
3
J20c
preferred (quar.)
Cenco
8-12
9- 2
8- 1
30c
(quar.)
5%
9-10
10- 1
9-13
9
Avildsen
industries, Inc.—
odam Consolid&ieu
4
■
„
preierred
convertible
$1.10
Acme
Inc.
\10- 1
112 Vic
t30c
$$1.25
8-
Co.—
Avco
Ltd.—
(quar.)——
5%
7-31
9-
$Ilc
Celotex
9
7-10
1
8-
$3 5c
Corp.
Manufacturing, $2.25 preferred (quar.)
Tool & Machines, Inc.—
prior preferred new iquar.)
5% prior preferred old laccum.)-.,
5% prior preferred old (accum.)_.
Axe-Houghton Fund B (quarterly from Inc.)
Axe Science'& Electronics
(from income)
6-30
7c
^rcf.
prior
Finance
6%
a
(quar.)—
class A
corp.,
Sugar
(.quar.)
A
of
distribution
gains
Aberdeen Petroleum
Ahantic
Auto
conv.
6%
VsC plus
of VoC)
dividend
quarter
capital
$1.20
common
dividend
$50c
$10c
(quar,)
common
1
87c
J4c
20c
income)
8-30
Pacific Ry.
Stock
(quur.)__
1
quar.)
of America (reduced)
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
4.20 %
preferred
(quar.)
Ceco Steel Products Corp. (quar.)
8-
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-30
10-
Ltd
Catalin
4%
investment
$1.50
Payable oJ Hec.
Share
of Company
Fund—
Aberdeen
Acadia
Holdcrt
When
(quar.)
Cos.,
Fund,
8-19
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-19
1
<quar.)
8-19-
$1
$1.02',2
$1.08%
$1.08%
93%c
125c
—__
(increased
common
1
8-19
10- 1
9- 3
8-1
9- 3
(s-a)
(quar.)—_—
Mines, Ltd.
Nichols & Co.
Automatic
preceding table.
Per
Ltd.
Gold
Austin,
previous
> et paid.
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Ry.
Oil
Canadian
end of 75c from capital gains and
year
12c
Aunor
Stock
weeks and
Line
Air
Investment
Canadian
Atomic Development Mutual Fund Inc.—
3
25c
Spring & Wire
(L. A.)
Extra
Youngscown
&
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
;
4.10% preferred (quar.t
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.35% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B
Industries Ltd.,
8-
$1
30c
25c
$4.50
4%
Industries)
(See Gar Wood
Yellow
Atlanta
Ltd.
Bronze Co.
Canadian
(s-a)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd., (quar.)
Carolina Power & Light, common
9-
1
10-
$31%c
(quar.)
preference
Canadian
Canadian
9-13
8-
$37%c
(quar.)
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
Atlantic
Industries—
(Gar)
Woodall
.
2
convertible
$1.25
8-31
1
$$1.50
(s-a)—
Ltd., common
Breweries
8-
9-15
—
$4 participating claes A (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa F'e Ry. Co., com.
5%
preferred (s-a)-™
—————
7-31
Light,
&
—_—
Common
7-25
——___
preferred (quar.)
Young
7-25
8-iti
Power
4 V2%
preferred (quar.)
;
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
10-11
8-15
Wisconsin
4.80%
5.25%
$$1.15
Southern Ry.
Canada
9-16
10-
+37V'2c
(Toronto;—
9-16
$1.50
$5
Forglngs. Ltd.—
Assurance Co.
Quarterly
8-31
$1.25
50c
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Canadian
Payable of Rcc,
Share
(quar.)
A
Class
Canada Life
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-14
9-14
9-14
9- 3
9- 3
$1.50
10-11
1
8-15
343/sc
1
11-
25c
34c
Corp
Banksiiores
5%
—
u-
15c
(quar.)__—
preferred
5Va%
Wisconsin
Wood
—
preferred
7l/2c
83/4C
25c
37%!C
(quar.)
Co., common
On <fe Refining Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
___^
Associated Dry Goods, common iquar.)
8-27
7-31
25c
$l.lG1/«
Ashland
7-19
9-14
Fire Insurance
iquar.)
coin,
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
35c
56V4C
Power,
Canada Foundries &
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
9- 6
9-28
9- 1
9-16
10- 1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arnold Altex Aluminum
6
WesUnghouse Air Brake (quar.;—30c
Westminster Paper, class A (quar.)———JlS'/ac
Westchester
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
7-23
8-24
-----
:
—
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
stock .for
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
4Var/o
(Del.)
common
snares
held)-—
&
1
8-
3
Service, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Waltham
'One share of
Co.
j
each
9-
9-
Public
Arizona
Precision
Waltham
to
dividend)
Watch
7-12
9-15
on
20c
(quar.;
$2.50 preference B (quar.)
preferred A
7-8
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-15
8-1
8- 1
9- 2
8- 1
8- 1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
120c
160c
$62V2c
28c
27V2C
59c
60c
62V2C
$1.08%'
Corp.,
Argus
7-24
7-31
51.12V2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Research Laboratories (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Applied
Co.
Instrument
(Stock
7-23
(Mass.)—
Co.
Watch
Waltham
(quar.)
7-23
8-14
J2 /ac
Works
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A
Vogt Mfg. Coip. (quar.)—
Iron
Dorn
Van
4Va%
7-23
1
l
$2.40 2nd
10i/2C
Fund
Income
Line
Value
Sl.Jvya
(quar.)—
preferred
5Vie%
1
8-
Holdera
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holder•
When
Per
Holdert
8-
8-
40c
(quar.)—
com.
■
Payable oj Rcc.
Share
Name of Company
4
Monday, July 22, 1957
(326)
14
on page
48)
Volume 186
Number 5657
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(327)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF FRIGES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STRCK
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
28% Sep
37% Dec
98% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
32J
21
4
Lowest
Mar 12
29
Jan
14
6
45% Apr
0
371/4 Feb
12
14
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11 »/4 Jan
2
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58 y8 Jan
2
14
Apr
Sep
23% Dec
108
Jan
29% May
32% Jan
19
6
19
ll?a Apr
19
36% Feb
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
13 % Apr
22
10
38% Jan
12
4
24
132
22% Jan
17
64% May 17
16 % May 27
July 17
154
12% Dec 31
33% Jun
31 »/4 Jun
4
3
Mar
Feb
1
12
10% Mar
5
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
204
52
Dec
10
190
Dec
13
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec 13
176 % Feb
155
15
1
2% Mar
4% Feb 16
July
6
3% May 28
14
117% Jan
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
15% Feb
12
77
18% May 13
31
88% Jan
23
71% Jun
17
77V4 Jan
Dec
6% Dec
241% Sep
31
10% May
7
241 % Sep 14
14
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
88
Nov
160
21% Dec
5% Feb
18% Jan
11
36 Va Apr
11
Mar" 19
52% Jan 29
102
Jan
11
13
12
Jan
25
3
July 17
85% Mar 27
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
26
25
21% Jun
12
27% Feb
23
14
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
4
40% Feb
15
77
26
97% Jan
3
75
Jun
26
37 y4 July 25
125
Mar 12
32
Mar 25
108
Mar 15
Dec
30i/a Nov 29
104i% Nov
8
34
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
47
July 11
133% Aug 10
35 y4 Jan
18
24
Dec
Sep
31
39
Apr
80
3
27
May 28
27
121 % Mar 23
Feb
26
31% Nov 19
91% Jan 10
Feb
44 VB
23
11
22
Dec
79
4
Sep
19
lOSVa Sep
27
126
10
Jan
36
30
Oct
4
95% Dec
7
27 Va Mar
8
64
Jan
May 28
70% Jan
16 Va Jan
23
23% Aug
1
47% Dec
99
Sep
28
118
Dec
143
8
14
14
14
3
5
12
27
9
20
3
Allied
47% Jun
19
82
Jan
30
36 y4
May 9
May 16
119
39
102
Jan
4
8
Aluminum
Aluminium
30% Feb 21
29 y4 Jan
53J/8 July
147% Jun
113
37
9
July 19
60% July 17
19% Jan
2
41% Feb
12
11
104% Feb
12
16
19% Dec
3
4% Dec
31
40
38
Oct
Nov
20
38% Jan
Dec
49 Va Apr
45% Jun
27
53% Dec
27
7% Mar 12
1
61% Nov
3
67
12
Jan
2
Apr 25
6%
27% May 15
27
35
Dec
28
100
Feb
4
9
20
48% Mar 11
53% Jan
9
14
Jan
99 y2 Mar 28
Dec
18
32% Jun
22% Jun
8
12% Dec
28
25
3
44% Mar 12
35% Jan
3
48
17% Jan
Dec
10
i3y» Nov 27
3%%>
8
4%
140
July
24% Jan
18% Oct
Jan
4
25
84% Jan 31
11
Dec
Dec
4
143
31
96
142 Va Nov
Aug
20 Va May
2
25
3
13
7
64% July
5
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
8
9
29% Apr
7
16
6%
34% May
23
Mar
5 7o
Inc
29%
*28%
*27 %
51%
100
36
*98
7%
Co
Radio
American
Chain
American
Chicle
American
Colortype
&
Cable
6
15
27
25
Jan
21
14% July 10
5% Jan
7
3
27
May
16% Jun
8
12
8% Mar 21
19
Nov
177
21
21
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
12
42
Jan
Apr
25
Nov
46% Feb
13
Feb
46% Mar
11
14% Jun
27
18% Jan
148
J Jun
20
Apr
4
6
26% Jun
26
34% Jan
10
81% Feb
50% Feb
11
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
21
19
51
Dec
13
59% Jan
10
10% Dec
28
16% Jan
16
187% Feb
1
July 24
.
Jun
19
40
2
48
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
117% July 12
37 Va Feb 28
123% Feb
47% Jan
15
45% Mar 12
30
July 19
30% Jun
Od 10
68 Va Oct
119
1
Dec'26
84 % Apr 30
145% Jan 27
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
13
9
Jan
3
25
Dec
4
29
Jan
23% Nov 26
27
May 28
17 Va Dec
23 % Mar 13
65
10% July 20
12
Jan 28
63% Feb
31% Dec
87% Mar
14
6
85
Nov
17
is
7
19
158
136
129% Mar 26
39% Jan
165
9
26
59 Va Mar 20
174
10
120
Feb
36% Jan
105
4%%
90
Dec
3
32% Jan
10
107
30% May 28
20% May 29
For footnotes
Jan
42% Dec
2
7
9% May 13
170% Jan
2
Enka
136 %
138
137 %
139 Va
155% Jan
24
100
36
36
36
*98
99%
*98
Corp—
American Ice Co
Metal
American
5%%
Ltd
Co
Metal
281
28
61
21%
22
13,000
52%
10,800
'53%
133
133%
53 %
133
21 %
19%
19%
5%
5%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44 %
44
44%
37
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
36%
37
36%
290
2,000
37
62
62%
58%
58
58%
27%
27
27
62%
62'/a
58'%
58%
*27
27%
58%
*27
62
*34
87%
*84%
47
48%
46%
48
45%
27%
28
27%
28
*27 %
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
19 Va
48%
21%
21%
*104
107
170
170
27%
21
♦104
168%
27%
15%
35%
21%
16%
16%
*96%
98%
*96
34
•33
34
*85
87%
86
46%
44%
45%
27
27%
27%
19%
27 %
19%
*47%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
14,000
15%
15%
8,200
35%
15,500
21 Va
1,400
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
34%
35%
34%
35%
21 Va
21 Vu
20%
20%
35 Va
21%
169
162%
165
160
163%
14
'
14
♦95
97
16%
16%
16%
'
16 %
*96
42%
*78%
81%
56%
57%
57%
58
25%
25%
25%
26
57%
25%
♦91
58
25%
93
*14%
14 Va
•95
97
,
16%
*16%
16%
2,700
96
*92
96
.
-
42%
*80
42%
42
81 Va
•80
58
58%
25 Vk
25%
•91
22%
22%
93
58
26
•91
22%
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,300
26%
8,000
15
6,900
100
400
7%
19,100
10,700
3,600
25
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
56
55%
55%
29 Va
29
55%
29%
55%
29 Va
29 %
29%
29 y8
29%
28%
29%
1
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35 y8
35%
2,900
59
61 %
57 %
59%
57 %
59 Va
58
59
56%
58 %
28,700
14%
15
15
15%
15
15 Vk
15
15
15
15 Va
32,900
159
*153
•152
159
No par
preferred
100
*153
10
American Seating Co
*27
American Ship Building Co__No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
25
common
noncumulative
preferred—100
159
*153
159
Vk
•153
159
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
27
27 Va
26%
27%
90
91%
90%
91
92
92
90%
91 Va
650
60%
92%
61%
58'a
60 Vk
58
58%
58%
60
58%
59%
27,500
*140
40%
141
40%
139%
139 Va
*118
120
90%
140 »k
141
141
41
41
*118
119
141
40 %
*118
40%
120
140
41 Va
♦118
140 Va
41 Vu
120
41
41
•118
2,600
680
120
800
1
41%
41 Va
43 Va
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
51%
52%
52 Va
52%
51%
51%
52
52
51 Va
51%
2,900
25
30%
30%
30 %
•30%
30 %
30 Vk
30 %
30 %
30
30 Vk
25
Tobacco
41
1
Foundries
Amer Sugar Refining common
7% preferred
31 Va
32
31 Vb
31%
31 Vk
31%
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31%
2,200
2,670
18,900
5
preferred
Viscose
American Zinc
175'k
72%
174%
175%
173%
174%
172%
174,Va
46,200
71%
71%
72%
71%
72 %
71%
71%
20,700
118 Vis
118
10
10
10
10
10
116
1,400
900
119%
118 Vk
117 Va
41 %
41%
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
41%
41%
20,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
7,000
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
32% July
9
Ampnenol
72% Jan
9
Anaconda
Co_—
07
81
2
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
25
26%
26%
*26 %
27%
25
24 %
24 %<
*24
Smelting__l
14%
series
&
117
117%
116
10
117%
series
Lead
%
175%
72%
25
7
5% %
9%
175%
71%
com—5
Corp
Works Co
6
6%
9%
175Va
25
Co_
common
9%
100
100
Tel
&
American Water
200
*26%
27 %
*26 Vk
27%
*26%
27%
24%
*23%
24 %
•23%
24
*23%
24 %
40
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,000
30%
31 Vk
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,400
Glass
19,000
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
40
Andes
68%
67%
68%
67%
67%
68
67 Va
67%
No par
76
76
76%
76%
77 V
77 Va
76%
76%
76 Va
76 Vk
220
39%
40%
39%
39%
39 %
40
40%
41%
40%
40%
4,100
No par
21.80
*91 Va
49
94
•91 Va
93
10
14
36'a
*34
36%
35
a
Corp—
& Co
Oil Corp
Mining
68
30%
67%
Corp
Common
50% July 12
43% May 31
31
6.25
Hocking
1
14%
31%
50
Electronics
Copper
58 Va
—No par
Amer Potash & Chemical
Preferred
50
20,600
93
26 %
American
American
Preferred
42%
23%
26%
American
96
82
23%
•14Va
7Va
Sumatra
—
16%
25%
American
900
1,400
14%
Co
3,400
16%
14%
Snuff
500
16 Va
•24%
American
200
16%
22%
23
14 Va
97
7,400
'
16%
97 Va
42%
81%
14
•95
14%
Motors Com—;
Natural Gas Co
19%
49
162%
93
1,000
19%
48%
43%
22%
15%
19%
.
169
97 Vk
1,600
*47%
42%
22%
*15%
65,400
48 Va
19%
*47
*78 Vk
22%
*15%
15%
107
16%
16%
10
28
43 V4
2
400
45%
15%
81%
*91
700
33%
46%
42 Va
93
27
86
28
*78%
*91
27
*32%
104
14%
16%
1,500
1,600
105
97
16%
61%
58%
105
*95
5,700
60 Va
57%
105
*13% *
5,600
5,600
52,500
62 Va
27%
105
14
*16%
33 %
*85
13,000
58%
*27
107
97
16%
62
58 Va
5%
87%
35
*85
87%
5%
62
*34
35
20 Va
*19
25 Vk
2
Mar 20
5%
20%
19 %
5%
5%
14%
23
8
19%
5%
21%
19%
6
*24%
19% Mar
25% Jan
20%
19%
21
19%
25 Vk
15
25% Jan
35% Mar 19
20%
129
5%
43%
*14%
27% Feb
9
20%
19 Va
900
J
'
*24%.
1
4
51%
128%
14%
24
13
.
25%
20
90% Apr
53%
130%
*24%
14%
Steel
41% July 18
95% May
9
52
129 Va
1
14
12
132'/a
19%
20
com
preferred
23% Apr
31% Feb
53%
131%
23 %
100
Stores Co.,
May
52 V*
,
21%
common.No par
convertible
14
25
134
American Molasses Co__
131% Feb
Feb
100
•60%
No par
Products
H2V2 July 2
30% Feb 12
July
36
•99
22
1
preferred—,—:
Tobacco
Jun
36
99%
60 Va
14
4%%
0%
600
36%
28%
10
Amer Machine & Metals
6%
22,60'J
3,200
36
*98
99 Va
2,300
19%
101
21%
5%%
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common__7
3.90% preferred
100
7%
69
19%
*98
60%
*95
Tel
25
69
20 Va
9,000
17,700
28%
No par
American
44% July 11
10% Jun 13
69%
101
400
50
138%
22
12.50
common
American
21
19%
*98
27 %
136
60 Va
noncumulative preferred—100
American
9Va Jan
20%
139
28%
American International Corp—___1
American Investment Co of 111
1
American
1797a Mar
69 %
100
20 V*
5
„
Secur
3
Jan
138
69%
20%
101 Va
36 Va
1
Tiling
53% May 31
40
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
12
69 %
68%
20%
20
Co
American-Home Products
4
39% Jan
30% Feb
49%
10
& Electric Co
31
13
page 26.
27%
50
lo
Foreign Power__No
78% Jan
12
see
27%
49%
100
new
Corp—
13
70 V2 Jun
July 11
43 Va
•28%
*27%
50%
101%
53
10
prior preferred
American
Anchor
42% Apr
29%
27 %
50 Va
*28
21%
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
Feb
*28
27%
51
60%
American News Co
American Optical Co
54% Aug
9
24% Mar 20
29%
29%
27%
10.1UO
28%
04Va Jan 31
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
51,400
22%
54%
21
11
50%
61
33
Feb
16,200
50 Va
28%
28% May 22
Jun
97 Va
51
36%
22 °
9
'
97%
50 %
61
3
53
96%
36%
96%
36%
96
51%
50%
68
300
114
50 %
20%
99%
►110
95%
101%
36
114
36%
22%
17
Dec
68
*110
36%
61
No par
American Crystal Sugar com
Amer
114
21%
No par
Co
Hardware
99% Feb
♦110
9,700
14,700
61
12.50
Hawaiian SS Co
25% Jan
33%
1
Corp
Co
American
4
76
33%
28%
25
American
11
46%
76
33%
1
preferred
2
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
46 Va
75
33%
1,300
28%
100
common
18
21
46%
75
33%
200
29
20
Cable- &
Can
23% Jan
.Jan
45%
76
23
29
28%
2
preferred
Amealcan
American
11
4
45%
33 Va
94
*22%
10
70% Sep
56
20%
100
No par
136 %'
19,300
45%
29%
27
94%
94%
29
98 Vk
50%
999
22
37%
27
3%
93
52 Va
*28
409
*3
29
96 %
1
100
15
15
3
21,700
110
22
51%
50
15%,
209
53Va
52%
*108i/4
94%
99%
40% Jan
28
114
36%
3
109
20,4u0
141%
22%
*75
34
*111%
■
15%
53%
290
29%
52%
37%
140
109
10J
8%
*245
143
52%
40 J
73
8%
290
60
17%
29
76
33%
114
93%
8%
8,200
110
♦22
51%
common
Feb
Feb
95%
98 V«
83 % Dec
150
*75
33%
8%
3%
1
6
5
76%
15%
May 27
43% July IS
17%
16%
*108%
143
15%
3
No par
21
16% Dec
*111
44%.
35 Vk
83
*15%
36 Va
12
8
33%
15%
102
17%
110
*245
110%
36%
33 Va Nov
Jun
44%
*75
35%
12
*108 y4
3%
93%
8%
142%
54%
15%
15%
21
16%
*108%
290
52%
45%
28 Va Feb
43
15%
*3%
35%
Jan
17%
110
5,700
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
6%
109
3%
10
178% July 5
14% Jun 19
54%
15%
96
par
41
Apr. 5
55% Jan
*3%
141
44%
preferred
&
28
8% Jan
convertible
Gas
Jun
Jan
*15%
109
*245
141
22
Corp
American
21% Apr
18
llOVa
8%
8%
290
29%
com___No par
American
23% Feb
30
Co
17% Apr ?3
88
31
Arma
Shoe
39% May 22
13
16%
*108%
3 Va
50
Bosch
6
78% Mar 26
4
30
*108%
100
14
16
5% Dec
53%
19%
Mar 16
13% Jan
55%
*47%
31% Feb
7
2
54%
19'%
Jan
28
139%
48%
95
11
Mar 23
108
3%
*245
137%
28
II8V2 Feb
106% Feb 21
6
8%
290
22
common
14% Feb
7
160
3%
*71%
27%
Feb
*152
3 %
71%
19
48%
135
160
3 %
71%
40c
2
*152
3%
72
No par
July
160
3 y8
72
"
1.90 J
18,600
*152
74%
3%
3,000
59%
17%
137%
6,400
■
226
17%
*245
900
•
26%
59
*221
17 Va
European
20
26%
59%
17 %
29%
preferred
27
225
17 %
22%
1
58%
*220
10
com
27
58%
200
29%
17%
29%
preferred
29%
*17%
29
common
29%
*72
*22
100
10%
216
17%
110
10%,
29%
26%
10%
17%
Export Lines Inc
11
31
*108
25 y4
10%
\
5,100
187 %
74
American
17% Jun
25% Nov 29
108
*241%
187%
*72
American
103 %
57%
26%
25%
216
3%
94
preferred
Brake
26%
58%
18
34% Feb
7
27%
27%
189
*17%
1
2
22 % Dec
108
7
14
15 Va Jan
97% Dec
17%
Jun
3
45% Nov
1714
31% Feb
17% Jan
10
171/3
27% Jan
15
35 Va Feb
3%
49
3
63
5
3y4
13
7
40% Dec
1
3x/o
18
16% Jun
9
57%
Feb
:
07V2Jun
19
Airlines
Encaustic
2
26
27%
61 %
160
Corp
Distilling
14
Dec
591/4
*152
2
.
American
12
95
27%
232%
America
American
10% Feb
77 % Dec
of
30
95% Feb
14% Jan
24 Va Feb
26%
July 15
45
14% Mar 21
28
107/a
1
Limited
♦24%
*186
30
*217
Dye
July 16
9
17
Dec
&
Cyanamid Co
17% Apr
July
10%
29 y4
1
American
July 15
13% Nov 29
102
11
30%
100
American Bank Note
4
27
19
10%
29%
160
Inc
27
25 %
ny8
5
conv
Amer
27
189
1
common
convertible
American
*184
30%
232%
Mining
American Bakeries Co
4%%
26%
25 %
26%
30»/a
26 Ye Apr
7
14
16% Apr
5
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
35 Va May 28
ea
Dec
30 "'a Dec
6,400
27 y4
190
No par
Co
American
8
93% Feb
Jan
27%
26%
*25'%
189
63'
11
67 %
5
89% Jan
25
5,200
*135%
9
48 %
11% May
1
31%
No par
Mar
8
27% Mar 21
31%
Amer Agricultural Che,mical__No
par
May
57% July
6
19% Aug
32
12.50
66
27
15
Jan
84
31%
27
<=231
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Corp
Jan
41% Jun
81
3,600
=152
convertible
31
42 Va Mar
5
7,400
141/2
5
Amerada Petroleum
35% Jun
Jan
-
63 y4
14%
100
Amerace
6% July 11
44% July 16
37% Apr
13
62 y4
14%
100
3
4% Mar 4
39% Feb 18
2
18
16%
63y2
14%
100
7
69% July 17
24VaJan
3
7
20% Mar
19 % July
16%
63%
series__100
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
8
500
14%
Allied Stores Corp common
No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
July
400
13,700
102
64%
27%
Mills
53 Vs July
*98
16%
31%
191%
Allied Kid Co
8
18
2
11
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
Gold
Industries
23% July
30% Jan
102
16
14Va
64
*26%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
Amer
21% Dec
19^1
pfd
Chemical
♦99
16 %
31%
prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allied
64
16
50%
14%
63%
188%
preferred A
3
63 y4
102
*99
16%
32%
49 %
31%
common
11
100
iGy8
Shares
*32
14%
conv
Allen
16Va
No par
preferred
Jan
17
28
2
50'/a
Corp__10
preferred.,
98% Jan
95% Jan
26
13
15% July
32%
49%
31%
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp
$4
32%
50 y2
1
Juneau
41/4c/o
32%
491a
14%
Alco Products Inc common
7%
*32 >/4
51 y4
99
the Week
31%
,_1
Vicksburg Ry
Aldens Inc
32%
50%
1
conv
5% %
Jun
65% Apr
110% Jun
17% Apr
7
31% Oct 29
39% Oct
Jan
9y8 Jun
89
Apr
31% Jan
Mar 19
108
2
19
60% Feb
9
Jan
104% Feb
26% Mar 16
Feb
114
18
Alaska
32%
51%
Friday
July 19
14%
Corp
&
32%
100
Amalgamated Leather Co
41% Jun
58
19% Jan
—
108%
4
17
11 f% Mar 27
28
29% Dec
May
64% Dec
Jun
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
4.50%
Sales f»r
Thursday
July 18'
31%
26%
Alabama
1
11
13
Adams
Aetna-Standard
PRICES
July 17
1
Air Reduction Inc common.....No
par
July
ig'/h
SALE
Wednesday
10
25
Stores Inc
Co—
155
Dec
16% Feb
~
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
Dec
107
Va
Aeroquip Corp
17
19
Acme Steel
5
9
111
23% Mar 22
50
100
1
ACF Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley
321%
5
Vending Corp
Hion
July lfi
100
Admiral
31% July
9
common
preferred
Addressograph-Multigraph
30 % May
9
conv
7
14
Nov
Laboratories
4%
ABC
1
7
26% July 11
461% Feb 13
Feb
Abbott
Fund
Jun
20 y8 Jan
155
d Abacus
AND
Tuesday
July 15
Par
14% Jan
22% Dec 31
136
Monday
EXCHANGE
23% Feb
20
July 30
37% Dec 28
10
2a % May 25
22
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
50^
20
94
93
93
91 Va
91 Va
48
49
47
47
47
47%
47 %
47%
3,700
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
35%
■'6,600
33
33
34%
100
*91Vk»
*33
33 V 2
*33
33%
•33
15
and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, July 22,
The Commercial
16
1957
(328)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
41% Apr
35 % July
39 '/a Apr
28% Mar 27
15% Feb
7
9
5
69% Dec 14
24
May 2
26 Ve Nov
29
37% Mar 27
35Jun 28
27% Jan 23
46% Feb
9
65% Jan
Armour
4
Armstrong
Feb
18
Feb
14
32 % Jun
5
Arnold
12
6% Jun
7
Artlooin Carpet
2
6
18
8% Jan
13
4% Feb
31% Mar 15
28% Jan
3
20
Mar 29
16% Feb
12
30% Mar 29
27% Apr
27
6 Va Jan
9
2
4
2
8% Feb
Constable
2nd
31% May 31
7% July
f A3R
1
34
103
Jan
28
23
63% Jan
22
78
Jun
6
25% Nov 21
33% July 25
22% Jun
10
27
Jan
11
9% Jun
27
10% Feb
6
5%
2
30% Jun
7
Atlantic
Jan
23
Jan
6
May
1st preferred
5.25%
Associates Investment Co
11% Aug
30
Nov
26% Dec
Mar 13
30%
17
Nov
28
60
Jan
27
87
July 15
9
47% Aug 14
5
95
41 % Feb
57% Jun
12
81
15% Dec 27
10% May 28
1
18% Jun
9
61% Feb
13
91
1
13
11% Jan
9
10
Jan
14
19
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
8% Nov 29
9
Sep
16% Jan
22%Jun
16
26
26
4% Dec
17
5
48% July
3
Jun
35% Feb
7
29
113
Feb
2
93
21
105
Apr
19
May 10
81
17
41% Feb
19
102
95
58% Mar 13
63
44
5
71% Feb 13
12% Jan 22
57% Jan
88
14
Sep 12
82% Jun
16
6
44
Jun
May 28
14% July
8
21
44
11
16
16
71% May 22
17% Feb 13
Apr
116
Jan
23
134%
13
94
Nov
27
106% Jan 20
16% May 16
-
136
May 20
102
Apr
5
20% Jan
11
33%
34
35%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18 %
30
29%
29%
29%
30
13
37% Jan
9
23
43 Va Dec
28
35% Feb
12
47% July 16
Dec
31
91% Aug
80 % Feb
13
66
29
8
Dec 31
21% Jun
211
31% Jan 24
42
Apr 22
19 Va Jun
39
Sep
8
4
39% Apr
9
32% Dec 26
27 Va Feb
12
47% Jan
17
26 Va Aug
6
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
32%
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
16% Jun
28% Feb
14
20
85
Nov 27
Shoe
Beck
Beech Aircraft Corp
Creek
Beech
8
21
RR
Life
Beech-Nut
24% Jan 31
Savers
94
95
95
94
71%
72
72%
72%
253i
25%
25%
25%
8)
Bell
2
6
66%
17% Jun 25
f
1 % Dec
2% Feb
14
18
Jun
40
1% Mar 18
24
•
30
33% Apr 17
30% Oct
1
44% Dec
19
53% Jun 22
>
63
Dec
Dec
9
Feb~~7
136
77% Aug
31
146
20
: Feb
39
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
5
84
11
Dec
Jan
20
10
23
46% July 17
20
32% May 11
25
64% May 17 '
46% Jan
7
35 '•> Feb 11
25% Nov
Feb
2
Apr
,15
43% Jan
2
12
29% Jan
14
2
2
28% Nov 29
36
Dec
13
26
6
33% Jan
45% July 25
65% Dec
12
61% Jan
21% Dec
20
29% Apr
25
Jan
9
23 % Nov
21
34% May
3
1
39%.July 15
17
Apr 23
23% Feb
32
Apr
15
1
20% May
l
Mar
12
26
Dec
27
64
Jan
12
38 Va Jan
17
5
Dec
3
50% Apr
98 % Feb
9% Dec
54
79
"
51% Feb
78
48
Jan
46
87•
-July 18
10
67% Mar 19
Bon
Jan
Ami
Jun
Bond
52%
51a4
53%
52
53!a
49%
52
83
83%
831,4
83
83
82
82 %
81
81%
9%
9%
9%
9%
16%
9%
Stores
Borden
(The)
Co
Borg-Warner Corp common
3% %
preferred
22
Boston
Edison
&
9%
19,000
16'%
1,200
77
77 %
,
16'%
16
*16%
16'%
77
77%
79%
77%
78%
77 %
78
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
18 »/4
*17%
18
*17%
*17%
17%
173%
17a4
33!
34
33%
33 %
331/4
3334
33%
33 %
1.500
33%
7aa
%
73a
7%
56,800
47'a
47%
47%
47%
1,200
%
a
18
7%
7%
7Va
7%
7%
4734
47%
47%
47%
48 %
4!4
Co
:
1,000
.100
5,600
4%
V,
4
5.400
4%
403.,
.
7
•:
43a
40%
4%
40%
V4
4
41%
40 %
40%
41
15,900
13%
14
46.800
"
13%
13%
14%
13:,a
13%
13%
13%
34%
34
343,i
34
34%
34
34%
34 !b
34%
9.900
94 %
*93
94%
93%
93 Va
280
*81
82 %
81
93 %
93 Va
93 %
94%
93
83%
82 %
82Va
82%
84
54! a
55 Va
54%
55 '/a
54%
54%
5934
473 4
4734
82 %
55%
67,500
60 %
60%
48 Va
*471,4
•
48%
300
83
87%
3.400
12%
13
2,100
86
8G3u
84 %
85 Va
81%
833„
13%
13%
13'4
13 '/4
13
13%
13
13 %
*41
*41 Va
44
*41%
.-'41%
41%
41 'A
*41
62%
G4
61 '/a
62 %
61
61"/4
61%
62 %
62
16',4
161/4
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16 %
16 %
16 '
34
*120%
140
17%
46%
17"tt
45
*33%
85%
22',4
85!
*83%
21%
21-%
*41%
33%
33%
34 %
11%
113/8
11%
11%
18
18%
17
18
47%
48'«
43
47 3
.
48!'4
8
88
17%
8,600-
,«
22
42
41
33%
34%
34
11%...
11%
11%
11%
17%,'
47% '■
17%
17 Va
17%
45%
47/'
88 ..V.
88
.
45
7
55
50
55
18%
18"-
18%
18
18%
43%
43
44
43%
43%
1%
1%
1%
1
1%
1 %
*32% "32%
13%
43
1 % :
%
32%
32%
32
1 3fj
1%
32%
44%
44%
44%
,44%
44%
44%
45%
46 VH
'44%
45 3 4
45%
*31%
44
44%
46%
50%
49%
50%
141%
140%
141%
142
14%
14 %
14 %
14
♦70%
"■70%
71
53%
59
37%
38%
37%
28%
28
28 %
28
28%
28
28
27%
49%
13%
14
70%
71
58%
2.900
28%
38
3,900
-
28%
27%
27%
600
41%
403«
42%
95.600
2230
4.800
29
1,430
♦27
40%
41 %
22 V 2
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
25%
27
27%
30
*28%
12%
13
13
13
10%
61%
60%
61
42%
43%
43
43%
81
79r
48%
48%
*79
48%
'
29 V*
28
28%
*27%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
800
16
16 %
61
15
5
—100
25
16 Va
16
16%
16%
16 %
5.100
10%
10%
10%
10%
1033
1.500
*10%
60 %
61
42
43
78
79
48
48%
48% -.48%
6.400
41%
i '
18,100
50
81
*78
'
48%
60%
41'%
60%
81
42%
*79
-
.
43%
■61
60%
79
•
12%
■"
10%
4,400
27" a
273<
28%
27%
41 "
28%
40%
16
150
58%
39%
10%
3,900
.
37%
40 %
16%
700
142
141%
39%
10%
112.500
>
59%
59
'27%
./
,
14.300
52%
14
'
37%
38%
28 3;,
1.300
44%"
%
37%
'59%
27%
2.600,
32%
71
*70%
7F
38
16%
1.200
81.100
1%
48%
\
.
5^00
.
48%
49%
14
14%
,
59%
59%
59
,
;
142
142
142
•
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71
7,49*3
49%
49%
50 %
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20
,
8*
18'
43
V '*''x
16.100
56%
a
18%
43%
44%
14
.
.
18
*
8.900
15,100
.■/
92
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45-%
50
1.400
:
'
*
32%
21%
551
56 :•
55%
55%
56%
18
t;
50
5,200
461/4
i-
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92
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.
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;
.
11%/
18%
,
■
5,700
:
41%
34%
33%
55
43%
22 %
,
%
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V.—*
85! a
*83%
85 Va
22%
163.,
«-
r
5.300
44%
11%
„
/
70
9o%,
17%
43 %
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42'..
46:%
i
2,300
.
17 Via
33%
.
*86
88
"86
34%
140
45
21%
21%
*41!:;
42 %
33 %
*41%
3,900
*94:
9 o%
*83 %
85%
21%
.
4,400
16 1.4
17%
46%
*83%
2
22
62%
44
.'17%
17 !a
47%
"
.
"
*120!a
140
*120!a
%4
95
95
17%
46%
17%
47
,
100
44
-
8
33;,4
34%
34%
34
140
93 %
93%
93 !a
*93
33%
*120%
34%
34%
140
34
*120 %
800
,
82 Va
82
44
'r.
220
53%
601/4*47%
48% "
*47
473^
T
60%
54%
54%
60 %
60 %
6034
*60
5934
47%
1
1.25
Inc
220
•
9%
16 %
9V2
9%
*16
4.400
39,200
16%
*82 %
Corp
5
No par
_No pax-
class A—;
Co
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
12
10
53% Jan 24
27
53 Ve
52 Va
-
B
Boston
48% Dec 12
47'%
13 !a
cum
Class
Mar 11
11
62% Jun
12
38% Feb 25
47%
34
5
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
3
17% May 27
16% Jan
9
14% Feb 12
9% Jan
2
Jan
17
26
12
11% July
,3
12% Mar 16
14 % Dec
Feb
47% '
4V4
'
28% Jan
6
24
15% Jan 11
32% Feb
50% Sep
Jan
155
13% July 19
70% Mar 15
13
71
11
Jun
471%
40! a
-S.-50
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
—1
Best Foods Inc
1
Best wall Gypsum Co
1
Bethlehem Steel
(Del) com
8
7% preferred—_
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com-5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co—
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
Bliss (E W) Co
——1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
5
50% July 16
41% Feb
172%
49 %
41/4
preferred —
Benguet Consolidated Inc
5','c
5
7
49% July
54% Jan
12
48
'
30
>
50 %
42 %
100
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co«—
32% July 15
Feb 27
Feb 15
,
43
'
May 17
.May 14
48
May 9
1% Jan 28
21
3,100
49%
-
Aviation
13,300
87%
*85
50 %
4%
coinmoii——10
preferred—
41/4%
Bendix
38,900
9%
29%
88
41 %
1
Co
Howell
&
253s
'S.%
29%
87%
*85
90
90
1,300
73
24%
«
9Va
29%
71/4
1
100
1
50
10
Bell Airciaft Corp
89% Feb
July 15
55
64% Dec 27
Corp
25Va
9i%
29%
*85
90
'
25%
29%
29 %
30'/4
*85
72%
93/87 *'■ 9V2
9%
".
30
2,500
95 Va
*72
721/2
■*
6,900
-
33
94'/a
95 Va
25%
9%
9%
30%
"ft
7%
33
33'%
*94
951/2
72
2,800
71%
33
33%
47%
1
a"
48% Jun
33
17,500
33%
—
Belding-I-Ieminway
50 % Jan
36 Va Mar 15
85
Jan 10
50% Dec 31
101
Jan 30
33%
7,000
18%
'17%
100
2.50
—
Instruments Inc
(AS)
4%% pfd
Beckman
3
35% July 2
11% July 18
10% Mar
<10
33
36'%
18%
*30
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7!'8
7%
33 %
33%
30 Va
35%
33
29%
90
100
400
5'%
*5
5%
5%
5
10%
100
preferred
41/2 c/o
25% Jan
May
5
..
Beaunlt Mills Inc
17% Sep
80:
5V4
__
35% May 20
89 % July 12
■
July
3
Jan
28%
29
,
Feb
31% Mar 14
120
Fpb 19
&
3
54% Feb
6
19% Jan
2
84
*28
16 %
—
-100
common——100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp
—10
Barker Brothers Corp common—.5
41/2% preferred
—
—
50
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
_
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
33,8% conv prior preferred—100
May 16
12,600
*33
29
26%
76
Ohio
&
27%
84
*27
18%
9 %
No par
series B
preferred
Baltimore
July
Corp
27
*83
28 Va
9
13
(The.)
Co
28
84
52%
preferred series C—
4%
28
55% July 16
Apr
39
12
67% Nov 26
16% Aug 21
Feb
4'/2%
8
Mar
28
12% Oct 31
43
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
67% Oct 24
9
Jan
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
68% Jan 27
42% Jan
39
16
July 19
41 Ve Feo il
53
13
58% Dec 28
60
Jan
15
25
Dec
Babcock
28%
*5
1
(B T) Inc
& Wilcox
4
11
35Va Feb
12% Feb
Nov
Babbitt
5% Jan
46% Jan
5
39 % Mar 13
3% Feb
32 Va Jan
31% Dec
3
May 15
7% July
5
41,000
83
($1.20 •—Nopai
Automatic. Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The; common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
38
16'%
49%
prior pref
Conv
15%
87
No par
common
16%
30
9%
common
Nichols
Austin
18 % Mar 22
5% Jan
85
24
Mar 29
14
43% Jan
95
Jan
18
79% July 16
12
15% Jan
8
27
30% Jan
7% July 12
48% Dec
5
35% May 24
Jun
Jun
15%
13%
30
common——10
preferred
.—100
1
5%
preferred
—20
Atlas Powder Co_.
20
Corp
15%
25 %
$3.75 series B
Atlas
11,500
94
Atlantic Refining
6
25
11% Jan 24
25
67
34% Oct 29
7% Feb 24
49% Feb 24
8
5% 8ep
37% Sep
11% Jun
Aug
Apr
Jan
94
July 19
20
99% Feb
83% Nov 29
57%
7J i%
No par
RR
57'/a
<27
321%
'—-100
Coast Line
Atlantic
58 %
33
7%
Sante Fe—
„_—————10
preferred
10
City Electric Co com—6.50
preferred—
57%
13%
non-cum
4%
2,800
58%
29%
Common
5014 July 15
8
39% Feb
63% May
27
35 V2 Jan
27
Feb
101
43% Jan
3
31%
*27
5%
Atchison Topeka &
10
85
*83
31',8
33
1
100
10
Common
12
89
28%
28V4
4
28
5
com———1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Products Corp —
5
14
65
28
Ashland Oil & Refining
Jun
9
-5
1
—2.50
Co Inc
Inc—
Arvin
6
-28% Feb
Oct
28 3
83
Industries
36 % July 19
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
97
28%
Corp
19% May
15%
i5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
35
16
29%. Feb
15%
16
83
36%
31 Va
28
10
-5
1
59%
-No par
36 Va
31
311/4
58
Cork Co common
5.100
37
30%
84
30 3 a
59%
preferred——,
$3.75
Shares
37
15%
30%
59%
of Illinois—.
Co
&
8
Jan
92
16% Jan
the Week
July 19
57%
30 %
Corp
30
5
11
Steel
8
12
11
6 Ye Jan
Armco
28
4% Dec
15% Jan
2
Friday
July 18
37
31%
36%
37
3634
36%
33 %
———5
Corp
Jun
13% Feb
267/e Jun
27% Oct
Argo
25% Feb
Jan
22
18 '/a May 24
Oil
4
July 16
July 15
Thursday
July 17/
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
Jan
36
12
51% Feb
81
102 Va Mar
5
Dec
82
39% Apr
9
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Loweal
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YOKK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
4,500
48'/8 ,43%
4
b
3
29% Jan
41% Oct
1
61% Jan
3
Oct
1
14% Jan
3
19% Jan
Feb 28
15
Aug
17
24
47% Jan
10
9%.Jua
20
11% Jan
2
29% Feb
12
41% July
9
42% Jan
3
6
48% Nov 16
8%. Jun
10
13% Jan
37% Jun
18
47
35% Dec
31
54% May 10
Dec
28
58
12% Dec
31
24 Va Apr
41
35% Jun
5%
36% Jun
31
'
10
8
May
44% Dec
17
41
.Jan
29
85
Jan
30
14
92% Oct
26
100
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
37
«
Aug
14
Feb
.
Bristol-Myers Co common
36% Jun
13
Jan
15
Brown
&
22
Brown
Shoe
15
25
48 % May
! 38% Mar 11
Co
Inc
39% Nov
16
46
25% Jan
23
45% Dec
23 % Oct
18
Buckeye Pipe
Line Co_
23
26% July 19
56% July 18
24
38% Jan
41% Jun 10
52% Jan
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
21% Jan'
17% Feb
21% May 17
Bud*
17% May 28
Aug 29
42% Jan
17
3
89
Dec
5
95% Jun
27
Feb
1
Dec
28
38% July 30
20% Dec
10
23-
12% Aug 21
Mar
16"% Jan
22
29
■
12
t'eii
May 23
9
28
2
Jan
90% Jan
82% July 15
36% July 17
26
74% July 19
4
34% July
11
15
5.
11
July 19
16% July 9
29% Jan
8
Jan
2
3
11
Mar 18
141/4 Jan
23
64
July 19
74% Jan
23
62
May 21
Jan
24
Jan
25
.<
19
21
A
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep 20
77% Feb
8
72
Dec
27
85% Mar
6
67% July
28% Jan
23
46% Sep
6
33% Feb
15
Apr
22% Sep
10
20
Oct
26
18
31% Jan
5
65
"
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
12 % Apr
34% Dec
8
Aug 15
105 Va Aug
16
14
3
*17
•
•
27
Jun 20
23 % Jun
27
2
52% July 10
19
Jan
3
29
Jan
11
Co common—
15%
37%
37
9%
61
34 %
34
€1
-82 %
*32%
3234
..
14%
69%
67
67%
67 Va
68%
26
26
25%
*25!4
25%
42%
43 %
42%
42%
19%
•
20
:
25%
r,
42%
19%t.;.49%
•82V^?-83%
Bush
Terminal
1
15
Co
—
5
10
& Zinc_
10
Butte
Copper
45% Jan
16
Byers
Co (A M) common
26
1%
participating preferred—100
25%
42
5,700
20%
17,000
*31%
32%
•;
195b
17%
66%
66%
66
66%
.
12%
•>
66-i
17!
*65%
v
65
*60
65
6712
67%
♦67%
69
50%
51
17.%
17%
•
*60
*63
65
■
:
19
17%
12'%
12%
64
5,400
12 %
66
=•
100
65 :
65
*
*60
150
*32%
*101%
,
♦17%
18
24 %
24
7%
50%
23%
.24
7%
.:*7V4
34%
103
7%
33%
32%
103
*101%
*67%
69
49%-. 50%
.
♦17% >18
23%
23%
*7%
7%
..
67 Vi
,.67%
68%
r::
-i;
v
65
*67
11,500
*
50%
i-
800
•
6.200
19 %
17%
19 Va
17%
8
12 Va
12%
66
2.000
83%
i
12%
25%
42%
17%
1?34
12%
15.180
1934
1938
17%
12%
800
74%
*82%
19%
1934
1.000
69%
32 %
17%
.
46%
*82%
19%
a
14%
14%
"46
19%
32% A 32%
12%
7,800
a
83%
•
.
3234
.32
34 3
1934
43 Va
8334
*82%
.
200
88
34
•
45V4
14 %
.
Butler Bros—
59%
341%
34
.
*85
88
*85
.
; 34%
14%
17%
*60
9,500
60
88
34
'14%
19%
19!
59%
59 Va
60 %
>
41
66%
•
26%
82%
11.900
41%
4534
68%
20%
3.400
41%
403a
141/4
67 %
4334
914
9%
46
14%
*45%
19%
4.200
9%
'•9%
46
14%
45 %
43 %
4.600
47%
46
14
45%
25%
*85
34%'
34%
%
5934
-
90
*85
9%
39%
40%
40%
40%
60%
%
90
9%
39-%
47! 2
9%
9%
9%
400
1.200
39'%
38V4
•46
47J/4
*
37
47Vij
91/2
9%
38%
♦46'
9%
39%
40%
60%
9Va
38%
9%
39%
47%
15%
38%
*15%
15%
37-
;
*46
9%
39%
preferred
104% Feb
10% Jan
46%
*85
No par
5
5
15%
37%
9%
•
No par
15%
37'. '
38%
9
No par
Buffalo Forge Co
——1
Bullard Co
i
—10
Bulova. Watch Co Inc—
5
Burlington Industries Inc com—— 1
4%
preferred
_100
3%% preferred
f
:—100
4%% second preferred
100
Burroughs Corp
5
$5
5
J»-
•
74i
fT^eX
Mar 12
July 19
7:
31
101,
9
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
10
40
46-%
1
—15
Bigelow
37-%
37 %
10
39%
100
:—10
3%%. preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas___
90
33% Feb 11
2
15% Apr 27
Jan
61% July 12
Jun 11;
21
Feb
28% Feb
Manufacturing Co__
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Briggs
14
10
37%
100
2.50
5
50
3.50
3
2.50
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
15%
*15
15%
*15
No par
preferred
Braniff
8
Jan 11
48
RR—
Maine
Common
3
~40
9.500
49
4934
48%
49
17%
17%
17%
17%
300
24
24'%
24
24%
6.800
T!%
7
7%
2,200
7Va
'■
32 34
33%
32%
33
*32 34
33%
900
*101%
102%
♦101%
103
102%
102%
20
..
1
40% Jan
23
51% May
4% Dec
10
8% Apr
12% Jan
20
3
13
16 Va Mar 20
Feb 13
44 Vs Jan
4% July 16
7 Va Jan
38
141/4 Jan
9
7% Jan
17
11% Apr 22
5 % July 17
34% Nov 23
43% Jan
3
32% Jun 24
87% Jan
13% Jan
16% May
5V4 Aug
13
Dec
75 Va Dec
65
Oct
12
21
1
24% Nov 30
17% Jan
g
98
7
66
.
F€b
July 11
76
50
Jun
July
30% Nov 29
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
24% Apr
29 % Feb
50
56% Apr
49% Mar
Aug 22
For footnotes
see
page
5
26.
2
28
8
4
12
1
6% Jan
84
11
2
California
11
Calumet
8
4
8
Feb 27
56% Jan
29
Packing ^Jorp
5
1
5
Zinc-J<ead
Callahan
423a
5
43
5 Va
•43
4%
13
r
43%
5
43
4%
43V4
5
13!%
13%
131%
5i%
5',8
5%
43%
43
4%
33%
33%
33%
33%
5,500
15%
1534
15%
15%
4,800
32%
33'%
33
33%
33%
33 %
15%
15%
15 %
15 3 4
15%
15%
79 Va
79 Va
*78%
Co——ji
'
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
36% May 13
62
Jan
2
Canadian
Pacific
Mills
Co
79
*77
80
*50
52
*48 Va
52
*50
52
'28%
28%
*28 %
30%
Ry
1.
35%
29%
29%
25
29% July 15
Cannon
*77
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
No par
*50%
51 Va
*50 Va
51 Va
•50! 2
No par
51
7.500
5'/4
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Soup
6,400
5
5%
5%
OMBpbell
3,500
43%
533
1
Campbeil Red Lake Mines Ltd
4%
13%
5%
5%
43 %
133e
a
13%
Inc
5
2
13!
13 %
&. Sfecla
*5',4
13!
'
4.700
30
*78
79 Va
50
*50
52
200
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
200
35%
35%
35!
8
35%
15,300
*50%
50%
50
*50%
79!
51
2
Volume 186
Number 5657
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(329)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■
f
-
STOCKS
*
.;
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
,
.
-
.
Range Since Jan. 1 "
Y* Highest
,
'
EXCHANGE
-,
23 % Dec
12
41% Feb
18% Apr
18
26% Jan
,4
23
45% Aug 17
jo%
eb
12
51% Jun
13
Carborundum
22
Nov
14
23% Mar 20
22
'Feb
12
101
Nov
30
121
22% Nov 29
1
Mar
94
9
27% Apr
i
2
32% May 22
July 17
22% Jan
105
2
40? * Feb
29
65 % Dec
31-
50%,Peb
12
49% Nov
20
62% May 16
54 % Jun
24
53% Jan
26
41
Jun
18
24 % Aug
16
20% Feb
25% Mar
,
13
43
Nov
9
20^
Jan
19
11% May 28
100
Dec
18% Jan
•
21
119 % Jan
14
5
Mar 28
9
101
July" 18
85
94
Dec
-
11
Jan
13 ?b Nov
102
95%
•<
lu4
23
»■
91% July 16
21%'Jan
o
3
Jun
65 % Jan
47,
'
-
11
26
11
17% Jan
108 % Jan
25
119
Feb
27
Feb
20
75
Jan
13
64% Jun
24
70
34
Feb
14
3
31% Feb
17% Dec
3
17
Feb
.
47% May
Jun
21% Nov
14
Dec
28
12% Mar 16
43
Nov
28
57% Apr
81
lb Feb
9
86% Jun
38 V* Jan
28
23
16
3% Jan
13
12
71
15?8 Oct
Hi.
17% Mar 22
la
51% Jan
l(i
61
98 lb £)ec
31
113
27% Jan
..
23
35
Nov
19
43
32
':, 33.
31
54% Dec
88% Jun
20
27
13
16%. Apr
28
7
13
14
41 %
45%, Dec 26
'
Aug, 17
4% Jan
54% Jan'1; 9
75% May
9
27%
20
27%
28%
27 3A
28
27%
28
2,900
95
95
95
94
94
94
94 3 4
941/4
94 Vb
280
23%
24
23 %
24
23-%
24
24
24 Vb
23%
24 Vb
3,100
73%
74
74'/4
74%
74
74%
*74
74%
73
74
4,000
iq-
55%
56%
55%
55 Vb
42 %
42? a
42%
23%
23 %
17%
17%
17?b
17%
_100
*102 %
103%
1
—
5%
07%
_100
Central
Violeta
Centtrry
8
Corp
Pasco
Corp
2
9
.Chain
Belt
1,100
17%
17?n
17%
18%
38,300
102%
104
65'A
36
36 Vb
17?4
17%
*20 Vb
20%
*'20%'
11'%--
ill'
•11%
11
*47%
49
48
250
■
90
104
50%
50
50
"
93
*92
28%
33 %
*32%
40%
7? 8
', 7%'
*7%
43 -4
41%
42%
17%
400
20Vb
20 Vb
800
11 Vb
3,900
17 %
20?b
'
11
48
11%
11
Vb
48 Vb
*48
49
15
49 Va
4;
Vt
49 Vt
*48-"A
200
78
15%
49
91
29
*91
91 Vb
29 Vb
33 Va
28
-
.
40 %■
41
:
19 '
.
19
y.
'
*7%
8
9%
2Va
2%
2%
1':
62 %
62 %
*61%
62%
6 HA
37%
9V4
9Vn
-
100
30
2?a
.
40
40 Va
*19
19 Va
2?b *
61 Vb
1
91
28%
3131
300
40
40'A
10,700
19 Vt
*18'A
8
*7%
9 Va
9%
31%
2%
2
61 Vt
500
300
8
42%
42Vt
2%
*60
'
,130
2,400
*31
42%
*60
6,800
900
91
32%
42%
Vb
28?b
28Tb
29%
/ 9 Va '
29%
92
?i
31%
*7? 8
8
42 Va
42%
42%
29%
~
*17'/t
17 Vt
*70 Vb
1
i„10.
6,300
15 Vt
1
9%
1,100
35%
71 %
1
29%
65?b
341/4
15 Vt
.
9%
40
65%
35-%
20 Vtv
74
..
:
30
15,700
65%
*71 Vt
ltlVa
19
400
16%
108
Va
i7:%',.
*32%
40?4
'19%
40% I'
19
93
15%
108
„
4,600
16,500
15%
33 Va
40 V*
*91 Vb
16 Vb
10,8
20 Va
28%
29%
-
5Tb
87?b
'
93 Va
29
,
93
Tb
15'A
75
15%
50
74
85
*48%
15%
.
5
Vt
35%
48
*70%
65
;
11
49
Va
16
65%
36 Vt
*17%
5Tb
88
108
65%
15%
92
*91
i
I6V0
108
;
Co„___—
;
5Tb
a
15%
5
r.Chad-bourn Gotham Inc
■
18,100
42%
23%
102%
93
16
>
*107
*32
No par
%
5,
55 ?b
*42
*23Vt
8b?/a
18
11 %•■
..9.50.,
i.
54%
42?'n
23 Va
5%
20%
20
1.
163/'a
10
Co
55 Vb
%
23%
88%
♦91%
92%
50
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna. Aircraft Co^
>
10
69% Jan
West
Sugar
Industries Co
Cerro .de
57% Mar 13
*17 %
1
65%
75
South
42
,
103
53A.
87%
108.
.
■
11
108
65%
*VO%
.
-•
16Vb
108%
65 Va
Hudson Gas & Ifitec—No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
4%% preferred
.n_100
&
3% Jan
x:)l%
16%
•107
20
B:
103
5%
88n/4
95
16%
L100
100
5%v preferred series
104
•5%
X88
*48 Va
Central
11% Jan
5%
88%:
*93
Ndpur
—_
103
*
54 %
,
9,000
■
7
—10
:
common
•
23%
17 %
23%
17%
(
42 %
23%
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J
43% Jan
"
57%
42? 4
12.50
preferred
56%
42%
*23%
par
8
.
_.l
Agulrre Sugar Col:
59% Jan
3
%
4
—50
■
2% May 28
8
28%
95
5
preferred
9%. Jan
14
Jun
3,500
28%
'
'
2
29% July
3
48?t
22% Jan 10
1
3
July
21Tb
48Vt
', May 20
43% May 22
3 '
7% July
77% July 19
aJ/a Sep 23
Peb
21%
48? b
Central
36
28
Sep
27% Feb
'
31% May 14
28
21%
48 Vt
Central Foundry Co——_.a.
>
Centrar of Georgia Ry coni—No
4
I;
34% Jan
•21 %
48%
5
11
27%:Jun
22
48 Va
i
9
56%, Apr
100% Jan
21?*
-
—
preferred
Central
7
July 24
14% Mar
18
■10
'
26
1
May
16%-Jun
-
19% Nov
8
7% Dec
Aug 14
Feb
..
79
,
2
iviay
Jun
5%
...
13% May 22
July 10
.
.
49
n
48%
<ymv preferred series A_100
Corp common
*._■
1
Celotex
\ 51% Jun 18
8
Aug
9
41%, July 27
Oct \ 1
13 % Jun
3-'
37% Apr
Jan
22%
48
1_
of Amer com
—:
7%-2nd preferred
4lb%
Shares
22%
48 %
No par
Light
2nd
the Week
23%
Ry_100
Celanese? Corp
"■*
11
18% P'eb
19%. Mar 20
1G
25
conv
4.26%
8
17% July 18
22
; 8%
Jan
preferred
Friday
July J 9
22%
preferred
6%%
8
;
12
21
21
&
Rales far
Thursday
July 18
10
Ohio
&
common;
Caterpillar Tractor
100'% Mar 13
Nov
20
s7 %■
6
64% Dec
104
4%%
9
t
Corp
SALE PRICES
47%
Carriers Vte General Corp
Case. (J 1J Co common—J
14
5% Mar
99% May
\
Carrier
19
110% Jan
July 19
1474 Feu
Apr
18% Jun
Power
HIGH
Wednesday
July 17
.
i
Carpenter Steel Co
•
23% July it
;
27
5% Jan
55% Jan23
Carolina
74% July 16
.
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26
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16
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50
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4
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9
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34% July 19
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
29% Nov 29
53% Jan
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130
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56
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12
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25
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43
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23
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25
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18
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16
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44% Mar 19
38 % Jun
27
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31
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12
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15
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1
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39% Jan
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18
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18
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4
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14
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29
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1
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31
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Jan
Jan
14
15
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28
10
23
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28
18
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9
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19
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50 Va
51 Va
51 Va
52
50%
51 %
50
28 % May
6
35V2 Jan 23
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15
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15
15
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15 Vb
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44
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14
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16
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17
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6
12
Nov
26
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9
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Mar 12
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Jan
23
17
49% Jan
Jan
3
89
Jun
4
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90% Jun
21
101V* Jan
31
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28
23
88
19
104
103% Jan
4
83
July
1
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109
Inc
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Consumers Power Co com
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$4.50 preferred
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$4.52 preferred
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l
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22 r
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1
Consolidated
14
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14
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58
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2
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46 31
91
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18
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11
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24
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18
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2
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31
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20
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2
39% Feb
10
3
42% Feb
11
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27
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12
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108% Jan
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105
48
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Mar 29
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118
4
15
Mar 12
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100
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Continental Can Inc common
10
100
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100
111
$3.75 preferred
$4.50 conv 2nd
preferred
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10
32
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5,300
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41 Vb
40
40
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2
2
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83
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101
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3,400
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1,600
2,800
;.
99? a
99
99?'t
/'"'b
2%
46
46%
.
15%
46'A
3914
16
46
a
99%
*91 Vb
Container Corp of America—
28% Nov 28
500
400
8 %
13%
3
Jun
6,500
13 Vb
19
,
12,300
12 Va
23
21
joU
*5 Vb
Jan
14% Feb
*8Vt
8%
o,
Millfe Corp
1
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—1
Consolidated Coppermines" Corp___5
10
Dec. 154
18
46%
29'A
29
54% Jun
45% Jan
140
46
29%
47 Vt
29
1
107
4,700
75
47
29 %
46Tb
1
25
47%
e<T\
75
74 Vt
46%
74?4
*74
87% July
41% Jun
3,200
*8 Vt
Cone
Dec
-
*74
74%
5,700
29,400
20 lb
Comptometer Corp
5
Nast Publishing Co_—No par
7
17
74%
20,300
Conde
17
14% Jan
15
34% Jan
:
a
42% May
OctTT
15% Dec
4% Apr
12% Jun
Solvents :
— 1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
"•
'4.64% cumulative preferred—100
Commercial
11
14
10
Commercial Credit CO—
10% Apr 22
4% Nov
27
"
52% May 14
15
16% Dec
4
31 >/* Mar 18
.
13% Dec
Dec
14
JU.,h
48% Jan
27% Jun 25
21% Mar 20
100
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
—J
«
"
Jan
16% Nov 21
20
8
Broadcasting System—
Class. A
Class B
.
12
54
Jan
20 % Jun
1
28% Nov
1
18-
*
Col ombia
4
*110%
112
110%
19
90
*87
31?i
"31
101
19
*87
90
lb
100
3
31%
*
100
46'b
45%
32
82
110%
*108%
111
lb
10
12,800
90
31 Vb
100
1,900
100
45%
46'
82
lib
J9
19
*
45%
80%
80?t
10,000
2O0
109%
109%
600
17
The Commercial
18
and Financial Chronicle...
(330)
Monday, July 22, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
fUUge tor
STOCKS
frevioM
Ran it
Year J DM
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
12% Feb
22
Jun
12
10
14
16% Oct
22% Feb
15
26% Oct
19
22
Feb
Sep
20
Apr
9
45
Jan
2
5% Dec
0
9% Jan
11
6
Jan
2
Continental Copper &
Industries common
7
26% Jan
7
54% May
3
convertible
b'o
Tuesday..
July 15
Wednesday
July 17
July 16
Sales far
Thursday
•
the Week
Friday
July 19
July 18
Shares
Steel—
2
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
25
12%
12%
12%
12%
Continental Motors
233%
23 %
23%
2314
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
2314
*23%
52
52%
51
51%
50%
513/4
50%
50%
48%
1
;
8
8
814
814
8%
814
8%
Va
814
4,400
12%
5
preferred
Continental Insurance
14
Jun
9
Par
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
12
45
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
Man day
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Highest
500
7,500
50
8%
6,600
6814
8
13,400
■
54% Feb 27
70
20
Dec
41
45% Nov
1
70% Jun
19
Feb
12
41% Jan
2
32% Jun
34V* Jun
10
37
34 %
15
Mar 20
43% Jan
28% July 19
Continental
B
Range Co
Copper weld Steel Co common
33 Va Dec
14
28 %
26
52
Jau
31
49% May 21
52% Jan
31
b'/e
54% Jan
31
66
Dec
13
59% Feb
15
79% July 11
(></*
Dec
6
40% Mar 12
20% Jun
20
27 ¥2 Jan
87% Apr
57 % Feb
13
23
60% Nov 29
5
40% July 11
26
99
Jan
19
81
94% Jun
5
99
Jan
25
84% July 11
27% Jan
20
32% Feb
24
106% July 11
Dec
89
152 % Dec
180% Mar
7
Oct
30
5% Sep
25
20
2% Dec
5
33
Dec
Dec
18
28 '/a Oct
22
30% Jan
2% Jan
3
28 % ,Tan
19
Dec
4
14
11% Dec
11
18% Feb
28
7
50 Va Nov 23
35% Feb
23
6914 Apr
3
4 9 %
Apr
3
Feb
2
88
Jun
27
16
28 14 Dec
Dec
91
104
27
2
31
Jan
23 Va Jun
Dec
65
2
21 % Apr
10
26
1414 May
10
7% Jan
Jan
84 Va Aug
26
8
7
20
7% Nov
10
10% Jan
28
40
Feb
13
Sep
Jun
21%
*2114
21 %
21%
2114
21 Va
21
102 Va
9914
100%
98
98%
95%'
98
95%
96
81
82%
84%
84 Va
30%
31
82
148
148
14914
24
.
%
24%
23 5 a
24%
5%
5%
5%
214
2%
30 34
3114
*74
214
30%
78
29
14%
14%
14 Va
15
153/fl
15
26 V8
26%
26 Va
27 Va
27%
5
8 %
814
8
$4
4
Prior preferred $1.60
23
49-% NOV 28
383A Feb
33% Feb
14
49% Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47
*58
100
Oct
1
65
NOT
18
51% Mar 29
47% Oct
1
56% Nov
23
49% Feb
12
Feb
24
79% Jan
7
1.700
11,200
78
.
.
28%
28%
28%
283,4
14%
14 VA
14%
14%
1,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
10,600
2G%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,200
57%
58%
58%
58 3 a
8914
89%
89
89%
31%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
28%
2814
28%
28%
28%
28%
2812
250
26%
2714
26
26
25
25%
25
25V4
3,000
8%
8%
8%
5,700
59%
*28
58
'
58
7%
7%
*30%
31%
12%
1
12%
12%,
8%
12%
8%
58 Va
*57%
1,300
.
58%
12,500
330
90
81a
25,600
.
12%,
58%
100
7%
714
7%
7%
7-%
2,800
30%
714
30%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
400
1214
10,400
59
*57%
12%
12%
12%
56
*21
57%
*89
814
*5614
56%
5614
56%
*55%
56%
21%
56
No par
~
8%
*57%,
7%
3114
*21
21
21
21%
21 Va
41%
42%
42
42%
42
1
40%
41%
41
21%
42%
40%
41 Va
40 3/4
42%
42
42
10
63
63
62%,
63%
62%
62%
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
2%
31%
*2%
31
"75
78
.'
714
Class A
2%
31%
:
31%
common
4,600
15%
29
,
1
Curtis-Wright
11.000
5%
14%
*28%
2.50
—No par
prior preferred
23%
514
'
r
5
5
2%
*75
690
147
23%
31%
2%
78
147
514
*5
20
9.400
31
30%
24
23%
31%
29
31
14714
145
2%
•
*75
10
13 Vt May
85%
3114
Va
78
29 3/4
22
85
*84
23%
514
5
2'4
31
*28%
593/4 Jun
23%
*75
-100
pfd
*81
85%
30%
148
148
149
Va
4%
5814
noncum
83
*84
31
30%
34%
6%
80
*81
"
89
RR
100
1.400
16,100
85%
*84
30%
„
%
83
*81
85%
33%
12
14
2114
57%
18
643/4 Jan
21%
89
17
12
53
79
%
4,900
l
54
*76
58%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
11
*51%
78%
3414
Cuneo Press Inc
Jan
54
*75%
89
2
473/aJan 11
38%
*51%
79
3:;%
73/4 Jan
26% Jan
38%
54
*76%
57%
89
of
6
Jun
38%
*51%
73
par
-No
Co
193/4 Jan
Nov
38%
39%
54
78
*51%
America—12.50
Steel
53% Feb
21
38%
38%
79
Zellerbach Corp common—5
19
20
38%
39%
54
26%
14
9 Va
3
9
19% Dec
6.300
26%
033/4 July 19
6-% Jan
52% Oct
2914
par
No
preferred
Feb
9
29%
i5%
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing C'o common
4Va'/e preferred
33% Jan 28
28
30
14%
65% Jan
714 July 11
30
29%
29%
Corp (The)
$4.20 preferred
2
30%
15 la
Crucible
Jan
29%
30%
25
Cork & Seal common
Crown
11
57% May 10
3
31% Dec
May 17
30%
14%
$2
Cuba
29 3 4
29%
18
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
12,300
30%
_2
_1
Crown
5814 July 11
Feb 18
19
1,300
3414
81
J 00
Crescent Corp
10
40%
34%
—2.50
17
12
38% Jan
25% Dec
14% May 28
of Wheat
Cream
Apr
100
23% July 25
13
Jan
7
39%
35%
*84
_1
preferred
31% Feb
5
i
Crane Co common
16Va Jun
29Va Mar 12
14
29% Jun
16
113/4 Mar 27
67%
40%
34%
100%
1
—
.
3 % 'lo
68%
39%
34%
21
1
International Corp
Coty
Mar 14
67 %
39%
*78
—~
30% Apr 22
86
Dubilier Electric Corp
Coty Inc
3
13
Jun
14 % Dec
■
4
27-
30% Jun
76
Mar
68%
39%
34%»
'51%
Refining common-10
T/o
preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
May 17
6% Jan
2
67%
35%
3914
5
50
-50
products
Corn
25
21
4% July 5
z % Feb 27
7
97% Mar
164
July 18
19% Jan
3
May 29
3
42% Mar 20
,
4
79
1 15
5
6% Jan
2
32% Apr 24
68
40%
34%
30%
Corning Glass Works common——5
3 % c/o preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947_100
3
Jan
96% May
11
Feb
23% Aug 27
89
July 15
66%
40
35%
66%
*39%
_5
—5
convertible preferred—,
convertible preferred
Cornell
14
67%
40%
35
5
:—.14
Cooper
24% Jan 23
11
Delaware
Corp
Coo per-Bessemer Corp new__
49% Apr
Feb
of
Oil
Continental Steel
May 15
60
*79
82
*79
82
*79
11
11
11
11
1214
400
56%
56%
*21
400
41%
42%
42,300
42
41%
42
1,400
63
*6214
21%
62
62%
1.200
59
3,300
D
61
21
96
31
17% Mar 19
4% July 16
6% May 21
17% May 21
30% Dec
3
12% Jan 25
27
22
May 16
44% Jan 24
Jan
5
18
29% Jan
9
13
3
4514 July
61
10%
Davega Stores Corp common___2.50
b'/o convertible preferred
20
6% Feb 27
8
Mills
100
5
*12%
10
common__7
48%.
46%
44
River
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
49Va Apr 15
59%
13
Dan
13% Apr
2
43% Feb
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
1
12% Jan
10% Feb 12
12% Dec
Dana
86% Mar
Dec
11% Dec
79
July 12
Inc
Light
&
514
5 14
6014
59%
59%
59%
59%
*79
82
56 Va
*79
82
11%
10%
11 Va
82
11 %
10%
*514
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
43%
43%
43 y8
43%
42%
42%
46%
46%
46
46 Va
43
44
46%
46%
6,700
12%
46%
*5
5%
50
Nov
10
46%
46%
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
75 Va
May 31
86
Mar
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
100
*76
78%
*76
78%
*76
79
78
78
*78
80
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
0
75
July
1
86
Feb 27
Preferred
3.75%
series B—_100
*76
79
*76
79
*75
79
*75
79
*74
78
81
Dec
12
99
Feb
Jun 19
88
Apr
*76%
78
*76%
79
*76%
78
*76%
78
*76%
78%
20% Jun
12"% Dec
8
29
Sep 25
2u % Apr
21 Va
21 %
18
16% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
25% Oct
8
34% Jau
3
27% Feb
11
5
35% Feb
0
26% jun
18
100
5,700
27% Dec
75
1
31% May 18
20% Feb
13
18% Sep 10
36% Jun
8
25% Apr
16
Jun
28
25
27
21%
1714
21%
21%
21%
50c
17%
1714
17 %
16%
17 Va
16 %
17 Va
16%
1714
15,900
i—10
20
29Va
*2714
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
2914
21,700
3,600
2714
5
Delaware & Hudson
No par
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison —
-20
Detroit Hillsdale & SWRR Co__100
Detroit Steel Carp
1
De Vilbiss Co
15
Devoe & Raynolds class A
2
Diamond Alkali Co
10
Diamond Match common
1
$1.50 cumulative preferred
25
Diamond T Motor Car Co
—-2
Diana Stores Corp.
—50c
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
-_1
9
Dobeckmun Co (The).
6
1
28% Apr 25
25% Jan
7
47
33% Jun
July 20
41 Va Feb
18
51% May 15
26% Anr 18
48
Jan~23
May* 14
38% Feb
11
4814 July 17
37% Jan
2
41% May 21
38% Dec
25
14
7
79
Jan
26
61 % Jan
11
9
24% Dec
18
15% May
7
26% Feb
9
64
43 % Dec
12
37
40
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
20
35
May 1
4814 July 5
31% May 13
Dec
Jan
21
31% Nov 23
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
31% Nov 27
35% Jan
17
29% Jun
17 % Jun
15
23 Va Oct
19
13% Jan
3
20% Feb 21
13%, Apr 25
29'4 July
1
16% Feb 23
39% Mar
29% Nov 29
9
0
9% Apr
16% Dec 26
39% Apr
10
13
Dec
7
23
72% May 28
58% Dec
3
67
Jan 10
71
5914 July
Jan
3
31
57% Jan
2
39
37% Mar 13
14
34 v2 Jan
14
1314 July
49
July
14% Jun
12
2
% July 15
Jan
14
91
18% July 12
56% Mar 28
16% Nov 23
21% Feb
10% Jun
14
6% Oct
1
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
3
2414 Jan
29
Dover
17
Dow
12
57% May 13
171/4 Jan
10% Jun
82% July 8
50% Dec 31
68% Jun
42% Feb
44% Nov 20
2
12
1914 May
7 Va Mar
Jan
12
1
Corp
9
175% Nov 29
237
176% Mar
1
206
July 16
Mar 27
Preferred $4.50 series
99
Jun
3
79
July 17
89% Feb
1
33
Jan
20
34
Jun
24
3714 Apr
2
39
Dec
28
38% July 12
50
Feb 27
37
Jun
25
45
Jan
25
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
6
43%. Jan
3
43
Dec
18
52% Jan
13
40% Jun
27
46
Dec
6
54
29
42
July
3
44% Dec
19
52% Jan
12
40
July
2
48% Jan 29
Feb
24
41
Julv
1
50
Jan
22
17% Jan
11
1414 July 16
16% Jan
10
4% ' preferred '
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
0
38% Jun
11
Eagle-Picher Co
353/4 Apr
2
261/4 May 10
303/4 Mar 13
47% Jan
51% Jan
4
Eastern Airlines
30 Va Apr
3
Eastern
42% July 15
Eastern
Gas
14
5
36 Va Feb
17
43 Va Feb
14
57 Va Aug
8
26 Va Nov
28
37 V* Apr
19
54
.Jan 24
*Jan
31
27
2714
27%
27%
27%
1,700
16 %
16%
16%
16%
4,200
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
4714
47 %
47 Va
47%
25%
25
25 %
24%
25
24%
25
23 Va
24 %
4,100
47-%
40%
4714
40Va
47%
47%
48 'A
47%
4814
47%
4814
18,500
40%
40 Va
40%
4oy*
40%
40%
40
Va
6,900
17%
9,500
64
*60
64
17%
53%
*35%
53%
32%
*30%
1814
53%
17%
*52
17%
53
*51%
52%
50%
52
*51
52
39%
*35%
39%
*35%
39%
*35%
39%
*35%
39%
54%
53%
54%
53%
53%
53%
53%
32%
32%
*3014
30%
*60
64
17 Va
*60
17%
64
17 Va
17
33T4~
32%
32%
32 %
32%
31
25
25
-
3,200
30%
30%
3014
3014
25
25
25
25
•-24%
25
14%
14%
14 Vn
14%
•>14%
*60
3/4
1414
2914
13
14%.
29%
V
29 %
29%
29%
29%
1314
13
13%
12%
13
46%
47%
46%
46%
64
17
52
32%
1,000
53
32%
8,500
5,800
•
*30 %
31
24%
25
1414
14
1414
2,600
'
500
-4,400
.
29%
29 Va
29%
29'%
2,300
xl2%
12%
12%
12%
3,300
8,100
47
46 3 i
46 Va
46 %
44%
45%
10
10
1014
10%
10%
lOVa
10%
10%
*10 la
1014
1314
1314
1314
1314
13 Va
1314
13%
13 %
13 Va
1314
4,100
7114
-
73%
72
73%
72
73%
72%
73%
72
74%
32,800
500
19
1914
1914
19 Va
19
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
1914
3,200
65 Va
6614
64 %
6514
64%
64%
63%
64%
62 %
63%
26,300
54%
i«%
54%
52
53%
51 %
52%
51%
52 Va
5214
52%
16,500
ig%
ia%
18%
18%
18%
10%
10%
814
814
10%
8%
f10%
8%
200% 203
102% 10314
201%
206
1993i
103
103%
Corp
NOV
14% Jun
47
50
27%
27%
16%
*00
5
18%
*
11
18%
10%
11
8%
8Va
8
18%
*
8%
18%
10%
11
8%
900
800
8%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
.
200%
203
20014
7;i>t<0
202%
102%
102%
102%
102
102
79%
*79%
80
79
7914
31%
39%
10
50
201
102
7914
No par
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
49% Jan 29
27 14
27%
16%
1
Common
110
0
99% Jan
49
27%
27%
17 Va
10%
27
Apr
121% Feb
Feb
27 "2
28
(E I) & Co—
26
8
28
27%
16%
4714
4014
No par
83% Dec
102% Dec 28
*27%
27%
17
24%
.
2814
5
Duplan Corp
du Pont de Nem
3,900
4714
Dunhill International
15
21%
21 %
21%
50c
_l
-
Chemiqql Co
Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
914 May 27
21%
16%
1
No par
No par
No par
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
1114 Jan 14
July 15
12 % Jar.
2
15% Jan
3
10
9
Apr
16% Mar 21
95% Sep 14
23% DOC 21
12% Nov 29
23
65
3,4
Mar 29
25% Jun
5
17
2414 May
13% Aug 27
May 25
13
Jan
22% Jan
Nov
14 Yb Feb
10
Deere & Co common—
7% preferred
3
11
20 Va Jun
38%
1,700
*
100
__50c
18% Jun
32% May
31% Feb
26% May 28
•
Preferred 3.90% series C
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
5
23% Jan
10
A
35 Va
39%
48%
34%
35
34%
35
*3814
40
*38%
40
48
*47 %
50
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-50
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—
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41Vi
4114.
*
'45
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50
47
46%
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41%
41%
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800
34%
35
34%
34%
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40
*38 Va
10,600
'50
45
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-
48
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48
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413/4
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45
46
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46
40
47
47 v»
4114
',-44
45
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45
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14%
47%
*44%
47%
*44%
47%
*44%
47 Va
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14V4
14%
70
'900
41%
—10
3914
39%
39%
39%
3934
40
39%
39%
—1
41%
41 la
40 Va
41%
40%
41>/a
40 %
41
10
2634
27
26%
26%
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263/4
26%
com—10
41%
42 Va
40
41%
4014
41 J/4
77
76%
77
75 Va
75%
-
14%
1
—
1,500
79%
'
47
44
41%
22,800
80
*79
44
44
130
44
*43
300
45
'
14%
800
39%
39%
2,700
3914
40%
2614
26V4
40 J/2
40
40%
76 J/2
7 6 J/2
76%
440
E
48% Deo
27
74% Jun
29 Va Jan
23
753/4 Jan
23
150
Dec
18
54% Dec
17
1003/4 July 17
Apr 12
170
28
41% Feb
SI3/, Feb
149
Jun
13
158 Va Feb
14
66
Oct
29
53
May 29
30
Jan
3
23
Va Mar 21
74
17
94
Jan
10
Jan
3
Deo
16% Jan
15
30
32% NOV 29
23/4 Nov 28
32% Dec
11
14
Dee 27
50
106
May 10
75
32 V4
86
July 17
July 10
40
Jan
16
91
Apr
8
6
21% Dec 18
41% Jan
0
4% Jan
3
30% Feb 11
3% Jan
2
34
31
Nov 20
Jun
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
Jun
18% Mar
Feb
Eastern
Eastman
28
64V4 Jan
23
30
Nov
1
18
115
51% Jan
35% Nov 26
60% July
13
1
8
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% July
35% Mar
6 c/o
& Fuel Assn
100
prior preferred
4%%
5
14
22 V* Nov
90
813/4 Mar
Inc
Stainless
Steel
Kodak Co
5
76
57%
_10
111%
Corp
common
preferred
"
—100
*150
58%
57%
112%
11114
112
152
150
152
58%
57 J/2
58 Vs
8,200
110
111%
110 »/2
111%
9,400
150
150
151%
151 J/2
*150
2
55 34
56 %
55V2
56
14
55%
55%
55%
56 »/2
55
56
26%
2,500
27Va
26%
26%
26%
263%
263%
27
2614
27
4,000
4%%
100
preferred
Ekco Products Co common
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
4%%
Electric Auto-Lite
2.50
100
1
-
(The)
3
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
1
Electric Storage
5
shares—
Battery
10
*75
78%*/
*75
33%
32%
*80%
2414
39%
90
24%
40%
414
4%
33
*80%
32%
78%
33%
90
75
75
33%
*8018
24%
24%
24
393/a
403/a
39%
414
414
33
32%
32%
1114
33'/a
90
24
24
38%
39%
33,400
414
4%
414
II,000
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
15
11%
11%
10%
11
10
36
36%
36
36 Ve
35
35%
48Va
48%
48%
48V4
483/4
65
29% Deo 27
31% Deo 28
conv 2nd preferred
El Paso Natural Gas
25%
OcTST
5% Dec 31
19% D«0 20
31% Oct
87
I
NOV 23
25% Jsn 11
19% Deo 81
303/4
SepTa
131/4 Jan
9
21% Nov 27
34% Mar 8
183/4 July 2
32% Jun 21
98
80
Jan
9
32% Aug 9
23% Mar 29
70
Deo
7
86
Feb
58
Deo
12
71
July 19
For footnotes
see
2
page 2G.
5% Mar
Jun
8
28
27% Jan
2
173/4 Jun 27
71% Jan
3
56
July
3
9
8
8
May 20
6% Jan 14
34
4114
39%
28 Va
6%
62
43 Va
42%
29
6%
*60%
3
6 Vs
3
Class B
-4
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
36
38%
36%
38 V4
36%
28%
28%
293/a
28%
6%
6V4
18%
18%
18%
18%
33%
33%
33%
29 Va
20% Jan
7
Erie RR common
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
Feb
1
—.100
50
*56 %
;
5%
preferred series A—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
.
73Va
74%
59
120,200
28%
29%
Feb 28
39%
614
29%
,
60
38%
29%
29%
77
5914
39 %
29
75
*56%
*8114
75
76%
.59
*56%
6
38 Va
61,700
2,800
6%
8,500
19%
*19
19 Va
800
83
*81V4
83
18%
76%
29%
18%
18%
75%
75%
'*5634
680
1,300
29 Va
33%
59
'
6
33%
29%
49%
6y8
*18%
*33%
29%
3.800
4,700
59 V4
60%
39%
83
■
37%
36%
*81 %
10%
35 Va
58
593/4
41
29%
62
10%
35
2,900
•
*48%
61%
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
35% Apr 10
34 Va
39%
19
33 Ye
82
7
10%
32
1,700
49 Va
38%
18%
33 Va
80
Jan
10%
34
*48%
37%
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% preferred
—100
Equitable Gas Co
-8.50
21
5,100
39%
Elliott
May
443/a July
43 Va July
50
33%
24%
Elgin National Watch Co
48 %
*6014
78
88
4%
14% Jan 31
50
50
*8014
*75
39%
38% May 9
52% May 10
common
333/8
90
24%
10% July 18
Co
34
4J/a
47
preferred
75
40
2414
39%
30% Feb
5%
b%
75
33%
*8018
152
J/4
4
50
29% Jan 15
28Va Feb 13
27% Apr
9
57%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Apr 12
44% Feb 10
1
53% Mar 14
I,300
r8,6p0
57%
21% Jan 20
6
9,300
,
1113/8
47
July
♦76
•
57%
11
Jan 30
•
*26%
40%
109%
58%
17% Mar 20
34% Deo 18
57% Dec IS
*
59
33%
*81 %
29
18%
74%
*5634
33%
83
800
j
50
/
2914
3.900
18%
5,300
74 Va
170
59
Number 5657 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
VolumeJ.86
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1936
Lowest
4
15% Jan 20
29% July 17
20
Mar 23
Highest
20% July
8
14% Feb
5
1
59% Dec
26
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
107-a Sep 26
15% Dec 28
43
Jun
13
16
Jan
11
22 7a Jan
22
7
67% Jun
12
67% Jun
44Ya Feb
11
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
53% Dec
5% Dec 17
7% Jun
7
14% Dec
27
55
27
25% Mar
75% Mar
Dec
57a July 8
13 % Feb 12
517i Feb
24% Dec
29% Feb
1
36% May
18% Dec
4
21% Sep
18
14
Fpb
1
3
12
16% Apr 23
61% May 13
14
36
41% Aug 17
13% Feb 23
30% Dec 26
16
15
6
2
5
17
17
16
11
Jan
12% Jan 24
177b July
25 7-4 Jun
20
10
65
11% Julv 19
15% Apr
12
Apr
Feb
31% Jan
8
10
20
68% Sep
43% Jan
% July
9 7b Jun
15% Nov 15
21% Oct
Oct
Apr 30
18
51% Apr
46%July
R
18% Ma r 12
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
27% Jan 21
37% Mar 14
25% Jun
32
18% July 16
7
10
34% Jun
11
28
18
Eeb
11
17
25
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
31% May
397a Mar 23
26% Apr 2a
31% Jan 10
29% Nov 29
43
2774 May
08
Feb
3a
100
Oct
par
Evans Products Co
Eversharp
Ex-Cello
c
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Corp
1
44% Nov 29
26% May
135
23
1
May
May
1
l
Mar 26
61
Feb
20
9
»
7
30% Feb 23
23% July
91% Jun 27
64
Nov
63
Feb 10
105
57
47% Jan
1
19
£3
16%
15%
167u
42
""3
21
167i
42%
417a
41%
Jun
Jun
Jan
Falstaff Brewing
i?rl
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4674
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4674
4474
May
2
D
2
Jan
*44
Deo
21
10% Jan
3
33% Nov 29
£3
Dec
12
27
Dec
26
83% Mar 18
106% Jan 16
101Va May 14
47
Mar la
98
61
Jan
3
12% Feb 27
41
Feb
90% July
21% Mar 12
-54% Aug 14
36% Feb 13
'50% Aug 2
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
Dec
13
63% Dec 10
Feb
Feb
82
77
13
159
Nov 30
109
13
100
,
July
11
r
21
16
1674
1674
41%
4474
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the Week
July li>
41
21
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21 '/„
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217a
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11,000
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4474
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Feb
21
10
a
59% Jun
13
3
11
*3% Jan
Jan
11
83
Feb
12
Feb
4
84% Jan
3
20% Oct 24
9
14% Jan
59% May
111
63% Mar
217% Jan
4
18
56
16% Dec 27
94
2
88
5
*1% May 28'
.
467a Julv
63
6 "
Mar
12 % Jan
49% Feb 19
44% Jan
18
<
16
Apr 25
6574 May 15
134
May 15
3
82
May 14
617a July 16
July 17
54% Jan
2
64
5%
1
*56
4374
4474
437a
4,7i
43
23%
2374
2374
2374
23%
237a
237a
5,500
3374
337a
33
74
38
33a
2,200
preferred—
25
Stores,
~2 00
3374
19%
19 7a
18%
19
19
19
1974
1974
*19
19 74
2,100
3274
32 7e
27^4
*277a
22
Dec
11
38% Apr 23
17% Jun
79% Oct
4
94
65% Jun 25
Mar 29
2,500
3174
Phenix Fire Ins NY
32
3274
32 7a
3274
33
27%
*2674
Va
2774
2774
500
27%
2774
277*
277 a
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277a
2674
27
2674
26%
267a
26%
2,500
30%
1
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par
conv Preferred,
100
3174
30%
3174
3074
3174
3074
317k
30
30;%
11,500
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107
5574
56
55
5674
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5974
61
597a
60
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13,400
99
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9974
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-
32
107
5574
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56
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2474
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60
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6074
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10074
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common
10074
£
1
107
104%
Florida
Power Corp
ZZZZZ
pfd
Po.?d Machinery
3%%
Foote
preferred
24
123
..
24
July 11
1674 Jan
8
247a Jan
60
8
Jan
14
4o7a
9%
*9%
974
97a
974
974
9%
7,000
10474
30
5474
-
7,400
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4674
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93
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45 7a
4674
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91
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53
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53
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93
63%
132
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63
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132
131
5674
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Froedtert Corp..,
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
1474
12
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1
*130
9,100
93
10
1,600
57
57
5774
4,400
39%
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138
4574
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52
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98
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138
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90
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56
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16%
1674
13,500
5774
5974
58
607k
5874
60 7 a
5974
6074
24,700
15%
1474
1474
14%
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14
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14
2,900
1174
1,300
12
118%
1174
.
1174
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102
974
100
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Foremost Dairies Inc
3
4874
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4874
38%
15
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convertible
4874
5674
52%
1
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ser
103
48 74
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45%
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103
9%
5
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Florence Stove
100%
48
Ijrth (Tim) carpet CoZZZZZZ—S
Flbukote Co
i-ord
29
99%
C°m—6if0
First National
Stores
18% Apr
15% Jun 18
Jan
33
74
43
7-4
27
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Corp
Francisco Sugar
Co,_,Z~Z"""No~nar
Franklin stores Corp
16% Mar 22
3,900
12,600
59
44
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97% Mar 20
57a
157a
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34
8
9
V3
33%
3
July 18
5%
14%
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15
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2374
67% July
Feb
1474
157a
60
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6,200
44
17% May
127a Jan
14
67o
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6
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157 a
10,100
43%
2
86
637a
63
33%
11
78
t
04
24
11% Jan
13% Mar 12
63
2,300
43%
117i Apr
13% Nov 28
63
a
71
3374
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35% Feb 13
8% Feb 24
111* Dec 31
167
25
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62
59
12,000
1,100
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10
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25
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12
Feb
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12
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paper,Board
cumulative
Fidelity
24%
u
62
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Federated Depfc
Fenestra Inc
Ferro
16%
24 7
Bearings
5
Pacific Electric Co
Z~Zl
4.60.0
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5
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9%
11%
70
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Mogul
Federal
1074
11%
16%
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10
11%
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commoiiZZZ"
corp
1074
50
Fanvick Corp
Fedders-Quigan
7a
11%
1
B
8
51% Jan 23
21
Jun
Feb
35% Feb
•«
6
July
106
9% July 18
•34% Feb 12
105% Mar 14
Nov 23
51
2174
417a
217a
Sales for
Thursday
July is
100% July 15
.
7
41% Feb 16
41
2174
10
1
common,,
Metallurgical
July 12
60
CorpZZII
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p.referred series
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Fansteel
14
29% Jan
0
10
Fairbanks Morse &
Co—
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Fairchild Engine &
Airplane "corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co
59%
101% Nov 14
47
Wednesday
July 17
July 1G
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July 15
F
38 7'a May
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
exchange
26
407a July 19
31
stocks
new york stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20% Dec
70
6974
6974
6874
6874
190
974
2,100
o
6% Dec 14
9% Jun
9% Jan
6% Feb
3
8
11V4 July ly
41% Dec 26
497a July 20
32% July 31
25% Feb
9
30% Sep 28
23
Jan 23
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14% Dec 12
3% Jan
4
33% Jan 27
25% Jan
3
99% Sep 24
43
Dec
28
10
45
Apr 29
9% July 17
July 16
16% Aug 13
31% July 16
5% July
6% July
51
106% Mar
2
90% July
5
14
5% Jan
9
26% Jan
30% Nov 19
2
8% Jan
4
Jan
1
61
Jan
36% Jan 15
15% Feb 19
30
4% Apr
5
31
Dec
54
2
147k Jan
8
46% Jun 28
38% July 17
^9
9
10
Apr 11
36% Jan
12
13
Jun
10% Apr
11
36% Feb
6
54% Dec
4
9% July 18
42% Feb
59
2
Jun
6
37% July 12
101
60% Oct
9
1
May 22
125
Dec
17
Jail
25
37
May 20
47% Jun
12
31
72
Jan
23
88
10% Aug 30
9
Jan
10
128 % Jan
17
73% Dec
142
Jan
26
22% Dec 28
347a Mar 13
24% Jan 23
41% Nov 23
80% Dec
13
97% Feb
13
30% Jun
12
Oct
25
17% Jan
3
13% Dec 27
11
Dec
40
7
13% Jan
-July
35
.Mar
11% Jun
5
1
6
79
•
463% May 24
86
8
6
July
12 7a Jan
13
54% Jan
21
657a Aug
2
62% Feb
S
17
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
X
6% Dec 31
61-
May
108% Dec
40 %
110
9
11
May 23
Dec
31
85
Dec
27
31
Feb
1
50% Feb 10
34% Oct 23
31
Nov 28
Feb
6% Feb
12
73'/a Dec 18
57% Jun
25
122'/a Mar
1
16
17
8 V* Jan
79
Jun
Jun
4
115
20
Jan
30
91% Feb
1
2
40
Apr
12
21
418
Jan
4
757WuIy 17
60
537'a Feb 24
36% Feb 23
35% Aug 24
29 % Jun
Jan
4774 July 12
34% May 17
12
24
4% Feb
~5% Aug20
Jan
47 74 July 16
1157a Jan 24
20
33% Jan
3
11
69
38% Feb 25
102
101% Mar 15
37% Apr
49% July 18
102% Jun 28
49% Mar 20
124% Feb
July 15
19% May 15
12
40
51% Jun
4 % Dec
34
72
15% Feb 27
Apr 26
50% July 23
1074i Mar 20
22
25 % July
8
68% Apr 12
1
59% Dec
5
Apr 24
14% Jan 22
1
£2% Jan 23
Mar
43
..
21
107a July
20
45% Oct
107a July 12
135
Apr 30
267a Jan 11
22% Jun 27
J 347a Feb
May 16
la
57% July 15
574 Jun
13
"
May 25
387a Mar 28
Nov
19
34
14% Feb
9
-
29
34% Jail
4
24% Nev 29
22% Oct
29
2
Jan 23
Dec 28
18% Dec
7
53% Dec
19
29% July 18
36
Nov
7
46
34% Mar 12
3974 May 22
27
„
Mar
8
Feb
13
34
July ID
1874 July 3
50% Jan 10
24% Feb
0
27% Mar 19
16% Mar 18
42
32
Jun
27
21% Jun
6
4574 May
3074 Mar
55 y4 Jan
7
98 74
90
May 17
102
.96
Nov 27
121'/a Apr
5
867a Sep 12
75% Nov 28
Oct
16
2
7
Jan
23
107
July 17
Apr 23
108% Jan
7
185
July 27
100
45% Dec 13
8%
Oct~3T
37 Vb
Sep" 12
527i Sep
18
9% Jan
12
3
54% Aug 23
23% Jun
8
317. Nov
90
6
Dec
153
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66-
Oct
60
Jan
1
Jan
2
90
Jun
3
Apr
3
05 74 Apr
25
25% Jan
21
7
45 % Jan
24
25 7» Apr
40% Jan
34% Sep 28
3
Sep 14
78
90
25% Nov 27
20
8
Mar 20
23% Jan
22
28% July
Apr 18
31% Feb
7
60% Sep
13
2% Feb
14
20% Mar 16
36 Va Aug
60% Dec
24
Nov 19
45
Jan
77
Dec
99
Feb
79
Nov 29
2
1974 Oct
2
1307a Dec 31
707a May 25
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18% Dec 27
14% Feb
9
797a Dec 27
9
18
3
17
7% May la
41 Vz
48 7a Mar 12
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128 Va Jun
7
10
7074 Apr
26% Jan
18
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
187a Feb
14% Jan
79
.Jun
2
84 74
84
84%
84
84
10
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8
2
21
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22
11
4
1
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89
Feb
13
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3674
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36%
30
3674
3674
3674
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577a
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5
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174
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174
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174
13,900
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4,200
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4974
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76
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3374
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76'4
76%
7674
7674
76
77%
No par
467a
47
4774
4774
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47
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100
207-4
207/8
207^
21
21
217a
21
21
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130
Green Bay & Western RR
Green
(h L)
Co Inc
100
Co
preferred
Greenfield Tap & Die
Greyhound Corp (The)
4Va% preferred
Corp
800
12.50
(The)—
Ry
800
1
Batteries
& Co
Graham-Paige Motors-
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
27 7a
,10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
7%
500
21
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Northern
,
1,700
1074
474 % conv preferred
$5
preferred
574% cumulative preferred
Great Western
100
41%
127a
21
General Telephone
Corp
Time Corp
Co
/,
12'A
5674
Great
Jan
*1074
42
1072
217a
57 VA
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
Jan
10%
♦
56
No par
78
1274
10374
Signal
General Tire & Rubber
4 Va */«
preferred
Union
127-4
1274
1%
series,
Castings
(W R)
1274
12
107a
Corp
Gould-National
41,
2074
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(B
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7974,
.
60
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41%
12%
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Utilities
Co
.
22
5
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Public
Goodrich
86 7a
6,900
5374
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General Refractories—
Co
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1074
Service
Getty Oil Co
8074
41
43 74-
4,100
2174
com
preferred
Products
81
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;'43
;
1,400
10
131
__1
preferred
Shoe
7a
41
100
Railway
.,*80
4474
2374
5
2274
,
•
No par
Public
General
-
10
131
•
.
57
General Portland Cement Co
General Precision
Equlpt Corp
General
81
40%
10
131
227a :• 2374
44 74
437a
4,000
2272
(Delaware)
common
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75
General Outdoor
General
*8074
44
4474
81 ;
447a
*8074
4574
10
•1297a
2274
2274
74
59%
Corp
Corp
2274
140
8,700
'
22 VA
preferred
conv
130
22%
*40
*1074
974
130
23
*
5,200
36%
57%
ZZZZZ
General Finance
Corp
General Foods
Corp
General Instrument
conv
4474
3774
974
10
131
23
12 74
Dynamics Corn,
"1
General Electric Co
I-ZZZIZZ5
Motors
9%
13072
10
.
General
General Mills
37 7'a
2
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
30% Apr
21% May
400
6,200
61
84
974
35 74 May
8
85
Jan 14
138
*56
85
18
11
61
8474
15
79% Jan
377.
*56
85
67a Apr
149 7a Jan
61
*56
61
r
847a
6
7
*56
57a
917a
3674 Feb
8674 Apr
11
61
700
15
42
24
Feb
574
4174
3174 Jun
40% Feb 25
57 a
36%
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common,
20
57a
9074
Grand
69 74 Jun
*1474
57a
4374
2
1
1474
574
917a
59% Jan
12
1474
5 74
17,800
33 74
37%
32 74 July 16
5% Mar 12
15
574
5,300
674
4274
11
75% July 12
14%
5%
2,000
3974
3374
C
91%
series preferred
General Controls Co
Grace
32%
3674
10
3
For footnotes see
-page 26;
14
32 7'a
9174
6 Yo
57% July 18
2 7a Apr
8
13% Jan
S
674
3274
43 VA
Jun
108% July 17
21% Oct 30
37 74 Jun
8
39 74
6
67a
*317a
•1474
3774
25 Va Feb
29% Feb
33% Mar 12
13
39
6
674
3174
14%
917a
46
Aug 10
46% Apr
23% Mar
2
21
July
387a
67a
,-t-
43
1st
General
260
1,200
4374
9174
159 % Apr
Jan
39%
4374
4474
23
95 7-4
44>/4
42%
Goebel Brewing Co,
Gold & Stock
Telegraph
79% Jun
437a
3874
39%
447a
3174
6%
5%
*56
39 74
447a
4572
9174
20
160
7*
447a
377a
General Contract
Corp common
General
3,900
297a
2974
91
4% Apr
4
297a
a
3774
2
36
sera Oct
3
Mar 18
29 7a
29
97a
447
4474
General Cigar Co Inc
Gerber
29%
9 7'a
91
preferred—
$3
97a
*42%
Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
General
$1.60
9%
44%
297a
4374
X00
_
General Bronze
Corp
General Cable Corp
5%
9%
•437a
X437*
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Amer
3% Jan
27
5o
Investors comZ_i
preferred
General Amer Oil Co of
General
25
16
34
G(Zn,el:al American
$4.50
Gliddeu
Nov
1
6
Zi
preferred—,
14
1% Dec 27
572 Nov 29
convertible
91
28% Nov 30
25% Feb
15
3774 Jan
44% Jan
31
15
27
6
3
32
3474 Jun
12
0
4072
32
83% July 17
66 7'2 Feb
Feb
40
com
974
97a
437a
9
974
44
"*
2
Acceptance Corp
9 74
7a
X9%
9%
29
46
9
163
29
4574
97% Mar 21
70% Feb
10% Dec
62 74 May
8
397a May 29
8% Feb
5
46 74 Mar 20
Dec
29% May 28
9
24
89% Mar 23
34
36% July
387'a Jun
84
23
29
com—~1
cAonvei;tlble Preferred
00
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9%
97a
*43
c
General American
Indus
4%
974
9%
44
Garrett Corp
(The) ,Z_ZZZZZ
Gar Wood
Industries Inc
6%
9%
9%
*43
No oar
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
41% Mar
5% Jan
5
50
General
Apr
2
34% Oct 22
66% Apr
12
,
Inc common,
5% convertible preferred
Gamewell Co
General Steel
47% Nov £9
39% Feb
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
4174 July 16
29% Dec 13
5
Gabriel Co
*12974
130
12974
129
130
79
130
74
1,100
20
76
6
4,490
33%
2,900
78
'
7974
46%
47'
4
12,500
2974
7974.
20%
2,300
12 J
.
■
3,400
129
120
75 74
737a
7374
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75
7374
73 74
1
27%
2772
26%
27%
26%
26%
2674
26%
No par
2074
20%'
20%
19%
1974
19%
19%
15%
15%
15%
1574
15%
15%
20,000
80 Va
82%
•8074
82%
8074
8074
70
common
*73
*20
■>
3
15 74
15%
15%
157a
100
♦80%
8272
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,
26%
0 1
40
75
26%
10%
3,400
U'
400
and Financial Chronicle...
The Commercial
20
Monday, July 22, 1957
(332)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Highest
8
35Ts Jan
13
5% Jail
3
9a/8 Nov
26
9
39% Mar 23
28
12
76% Dec
21
83% Jan
23
'
EXCHANGE
90
Dec
17
100
Sep
19
39'/? Dec
17
45% July 25
58% Feb
10
92
Aircraft
Corp
July 11, ■
11
Gulf Mobile <fe Ohio RR conr_. .No pur
80% Jan
2
12
152
>
41% Jun
5
98
Apr
74(4
147%
3(1%
100
100
100
29
dividend preferred.,
$4.40
.
$4.44 dividend preferred-;
*90
29%
29%
73%
*73%
74%
731
74
73%
"73%
14412
145%
147
145%
146%
73%
^
% 145% 147%
36%
83
1
36%
*82%
35 7«
*82%
13,300
87%
*88
92
*38%
39
39
39
•78
78%
76
78
*21%
22
*88
90
-
24% Dec
4
20% May
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
87
Jan
24
107
Sep
89%
20% Mar 11
19
18
18
20
42% Mar 29
130
Nov 30
146
Feb
15
128
28% Jan
9
48
% Dec
20
37
39
5% Oct
31
8
32% Dec
13
39
11
45% Jan
15
July
40
Feb
8
Jun
37
23
36
2
3
27% Mar
1
Mar 27
9
•
31% Jun
6%
14% Feb
25
Dec
19
89% Feb
73
Hart
Hat
21
4
Oct
5
86% Jan
Aug
6
16% Feb
20
23 %Jun
31
July
15
Feb
124
Dec
21
20
Feb
2
May
20
Jan
35
105
24
18% Jan
24% Jan
24
Heinz
1
&
3.65%
16
7%
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17% Jan
21
10
61
(G W)
Powder
11
46% Jun
26
50% Feb
19
27% Feb
12
40% Jim
6
Hertz Co
34% Jun
25
40% Jan
4
Hewitt-Robins
13% NOV 29
20% Mar 19
17% July 16
3
63
26
78
Jan
99
3
80% Feb 25
87
July 19
Jan
Jun
17
12
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
22% Jan
12% Jan
25
9% Feb
25
10% Jun
20
11
Apr
12
17
2
12% July 11
Hoffman
9% Jun
10 % Feb
29 % Oct
20
11
Holly
31
40% Jan
10
Mar 25
71% Jan
4
39% Jan
10
Hooker
Feb
8
$4.25
Feb
20
74% Jun
19
59
40
52% July 17
35% Jan 30
103 % Mar 16
26
4% Nov 23
8% Jan
31
31% July
85
5
14
Jun
22% May'27
29 % Mar
18% July 11
16%
35% Dec 26
40
6
36
Jan
22
24% Sep
25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
Dec
11
96
6
72% Jun 25
75
2
Aug
Mar
Dec 26
90
102% Jan 10
Dec
83
105
26
41% Jan
Feb
28
3
d an
83
Jan
Dec 20
*26% Mar 19
9% Jun
6
1% Nov 20
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
-1 % Feb
13
5% Feb
11
12
v
1
3
5% Nov 30
12 % Feb
26
Apr
100
48% Mar 22
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
15% Nov 29
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7
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26
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10
99
July 26
66
jun
6
90
Apr
23
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13% jun
3
16% Jan
83% Dec
3
4% Dec
13
27% Dec
91,
13
Jun 18
7 78 Jan
41 %
77
Jun
12
13
4% Feb
25
3
28% Jan
85% Apr
.
2
July
6
8
L
inc
48
Jan
15
Dec
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
13
79
Feb
12
99% Jan
55% Jan
Dec
20
24% Mar 13
61% Jan
40% Jun
20
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
13
103
27 % May 28
Feb
6
7
35% Dec 31
5
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33
Dec
41% July 25
174
6
Feb
28
85
92
17! ii
19%
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19%
19%
19%
29 v*
28%
28%
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29 %
200
35%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34 3.»
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34%
34%
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63
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63
63%
68
63%
62%
6.5
62
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62%
10,300
34%
33
33%
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32 %
31%
32%
15,200
86
86
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85
0
4%
May 28
33% Jun 14
July
Jan
Jan
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25%
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21%
21%
21
21%
37 %
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38%
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38%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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88
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58
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58%
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15
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10
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700
10
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33%
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34
34 %
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18
18
18
13
18
13
1,300
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36
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55%
54%
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54
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30
5%
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34%
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39
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42
34
34%
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10
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39%
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130
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42
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42
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43
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4
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31
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,
81%
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100
.
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94
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20
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common
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1
preferred
100
.
153
8
8
8 Vb
8
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95
93
94%
93
43
23%
42 %
42 %
42
42%
42
23%
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23
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43%
42 %
43 Vb
85
85
85%
86
28%
28%
350
355%
28%
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353
349
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152
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152
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94
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42
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87
28%
28%
357
362
35
35%
140
140%
100
,
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8 %
94%
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5
common—
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7%
27 3 a
90
13%
38
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86
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13%
21%
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10%
21
38%
21%
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91%
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100
21
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-
74
86
10
5
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1
120
4,100
25
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86
59
25
a
74
27%
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37 %
Interlake Iron
25
25 7
47a
4%
4%
4%
500
86
*84
87
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.
21
No par
Co___
Corp
preferred
4%%
„
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26
Int'l
376% July
8
38% Jan 11
156% Jan
1
Steel
Insuranshares
3
32 7
87
4%
*
100 pesos
Interchemical
21
3*>%
*65
4%
21
Inspiration Cons Copper
2
4%
4%
*25
-50
50
-
preferred—
6%
Inland
17%
17%
17%
19%
r
Mexico
De
Ingersoll-Rand common
11
35% Jan
May 23
27% Mar 25
138
Feb
Electrica
S A—l
Industrial Rayon-—
23% May 14
.52
288
143 %
.
15%
*28%
50
cumulative preferred
_50
cumulative preferred
-50
Indianapolis Power & Light
No par
11
156
16 %
19%
4,42%
4.20%
4
41% July 19
20 % Jan
4
69% Mar 20
16
300
3,900
28%
-I5
4
100% Dec
12'a
19%
No par
45% Jan
165
11%
28%
10
Co.—
3
8
12%
29 %
—
54% Apr
31
24%
12
'
Co_!
27
Dec
23%
12%
5
Dec
8
5,000
10%
19%
Co
44
52% Dec 20
24%
a
-50
1
Refrigerator
Central RR
Industria
21
16%
cumulative preferred
5
280
19%
No par
4.70%
14
87
16%
j
4.26%
76% Jun
21
150
86
*28%
100
2
151
21%
*
12
50
11
88 % Jan
85%
23%
23 7
100
100
Feb
25
85%
3
52
Feb
85%
700
66-%
*66
12,900
47% Apr
73
66
18
19
85% July 20
66
18,700
14,100
14
13
66%
7,000
17
16%
12 (a
Jun
Feb
16%
12
Jun
59
16%
12 Vb
40
9% Apr >
17
32
45
39% Jan
16%
24
9
5
17%
23 5 a
5
7% Jun
16%
20%
Jan
26% July 17
17%
.
36-a
*36
*10%
Apr
9
50% Mar 13
36 %
10%
55
lfAMiay
38%
36
a
21'i»
53
11
38%
36%
24
9
19
38%
36%
*
10%
11
7% Apr
33% Dec
39%
38 %
36 %
23%
Nov
46% Apr 23
31% July
5
38%
39
36
10 %
50% Dec
July 16
*47
48
38%
23%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
40
48
300
*46%
48
1
Illinois
27% Jan 23
2.100
%
10%
Illinois Power Co common—
13
70
57
47
20%
100
9
10
109
56%
10%
-
9
4.08%
46 7
7 i.
46
'106%
56%
56%
1
700
21,200
21
com
63% Jan
8
56 3
4
107
107
108
56 3
56%
37
15%
Indust
preferred series A
Hupp Corp common5% conv pfd series A
("
56%
100
15%
45%
44%
„
38%
71
Hussmann
108
107
107
50%
10%'
32% May
Feb
44%
46
45%
46%
110
*9%
24
Nov
*15
45 7
*3%
20
53
31 (a
15%
45
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10 %
a.1-1
Jun
30
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15%
45%
20%
_.
Jun
12
31%.
15».,
100
Idaho Power
26% Jun 20
31 %
15%
10%
com^
28
44
31%
15%
21%
Power—No par
48.
44
32%
15 %
4
10%
i
4
46% Mar
*31%
15%
20%
.
72% May
13
31%
85 3 i
1
1
Jun
23'
1,300
85%
preferred
57% Oct
38
1,000
23%
66%
com
I
Jan~19
17%.
23%
25
Inc
17
51
*17'it
23 (4
85%
1-
29% Jan
Dec~21
17%
23'%
85%
No par
3
41%
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66%
5%
4
May 31
17%
23%
16%
common—5
35% May
40
17 %
66 %
-
10
Jan
60
*
;30
27% Feb
22
90
23 %
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5
24% Sep
16% Jun 20
90
90
10
19% Nov 29
21
89(4
90
600
23 %
56%
'
•
1,300
*84 %
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
May 21
35% May 23
51(t
51 %
17%
45:%
_10
Co
Lighting &
<fe
40
51(4
51%
100
Corp
preferred
Hunt Foods
75%
17%
5% -noncumulative preferred—100
14
Jan
64
25%
*73
12.50
tHudson & Manhattan
4
15% Dec 21
1,700
10%
'25%
75%
51%
•
23 %
*107
5
'Howe
8
4% May '6
11% Apr 29
17
17%
25 %
25%
*73
31%
50c
Howard Stores Corp„*_.
Sound Co__;
18
Jan
18% Jan
2,300
66
_■
convertible
Houston
60% July 11
*70%
66%
Corp-
preferred
4.40%
1
70
1'7%
38%
Co
preferred
preferred-;
4%
33
_l
3%%
*
30
33
74
*88
500
200
5(4
2.50
Electrochem
$2.25
Mar 13
28 1 a'
29%*
5%
23%
-Household Finance common—No par
6
Jun
85
July 19
88
30
28
51%
90
*87%
90
3,600
—~—
3,300
7211
*17
17%
51 %
51 %
51%
2,300
"29%
74
75
,
♦
No par
pfd (conv)
Houdaille-Industries
39% May 29
■
Oil
*73
35
-
33%
71%
26%
17%
26
73
17 Vb
*25%'
17%
25%
-1
Corp of America
5% conv preferred
t
■
71%
17%
*36%
Hotel
10
71 %
71%
73
%t
35
-
5%
*32
32%
70%
10,500
}
47
28
*5%
5%
*5%
32%
26
39 (V
132
HO
28
*29 %
30
*29%
33
*32
33
1
convertible preferred
Honolulu
4
28%
5
Homestakc Mining
6% Jan
28% Jan
12% Feb
»
97
28
30"
*15
1/12
(A; & Sons
Sugar Corp common
5%
4% July 17
25
July 19
21% Jan 23
10
2
Hollander
22% Jan
28% May 22
33% Feb 11
16
Dec
22% Jun
5
28%
29 3 «
17%
Inc..
Furnace
13
Feb
28
30
51%
10
common
Electronics
Holland
19% May 31
16
5
Feb
89
15
32% Jan
17
31% Dec
56
Nov
28%
<
25
Corp
(Charles Ej
17% Feb
23
18% Oct 22
25% July
34%
78
—No par
Hotels
Hires Co
7
25% Sep
14% Apr
6 %
Hilton
12
12% Dec 12
31
9% Dec 26
18% Dec
35%
*87%
(The;
$47s cum 2nd
7
9% Nov 27
21% Dec
34%
1
Heyden Newport Cheni Corp
3%% preferred series A
77% Feb
35
5%
4,000
47%
35
35
27%
34%
5%
2,800
{
'
35%
100
"
33%
36
*123
132
47%
V
-
39
39%
38%
*128
132
47%
100
I
38 3 i
38%
47%
5%
2,600
35%
-
47%
17
25
preferred
36 (4
*128
25%
-100
i.
36
48%
71%
—5
1
common
36%
47%
*32
5 % preferred-—
100
Hershey Chocolate common-_No par
4%% preferred series A
-50
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
1
dist
common
3
12"% Mar
36
132
'
22
93
33%
48%,
*5%
_1
—50
Motors—
Hercules
May 16
*128
300
93
33%
J
40
39%
39%
-
*23%
23
•••/;
93
33%
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8,400
'
•
33 5 ii
83
500
,
76%V i
22
33'2
:
36%
36%
36 %
132
,
23
23i
u
.
30
.
—5
—
noncumulative
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47% July ii
115% Jan 30
23
33%
'
39%
22 7
22%
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93
33%
39
76 (a
22
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39
"
47%
—10
common
,
22% '■22%
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93
33%
36%
,
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—1
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& Co
19
2
22%
33%
preferred—,
(W
Helme
8
Co
j)
23
Oct
22
"90%
—15
preferred
33% Nov
80
21%
1
'r
:
Marx.
common—
fH
Heller
22
34% Mar
Co
27% Jan
61% Dec 13
21%
.
Industries Inc—
45% Dec
Jan
21%
lOu
1——2.50
'
14
Jun 24
47% Jan
53% Mar 20
54
21%
—r_.
Corp of America
% c/o preferred
3%%
6
,
Mar
90
5
Schaffner
Heclit
'
51% July 19
36% Nov 29
45% Dec
110
46% Apr
9
21% Mar 15
17
15% Dec 31
5
—7;50
coin
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc_
1
19
54
Jan
Jan
July
18% Jun
July 15
26% May 25
33% Jan
3
23% Oct 25
34
27
20
11
Dec
81
'
101
85% Nov 15
17
13
2
7
60
3
79%
*—__j„l
„
Reirac
Chemical Co
Harshaw
7
28% Apr
76 % Jun
11
34% Mar 27
Organ' Co
preferred—
Haveg
15
Feb
17% Nov
20
Dec
78%
2.50
Harrls-Intertype Corp
30% July
2
32% Mar 25
34% Jan
14
23% Fen 28
Mar 12
13% May 28
47
79%
.
100
Co—
Harsco Corporation
6% Jan
5% Jun 27
Paper
Harbison-Walk
July 5
July 11
50
34% July
24% May
26% Dec
76
39
78%
_25
preferred!
convertible
Hammond
14
•
18% Jan
%
Hammcrmill
14
Jun
11
16
Aug
4
30% July 16
.
138
May 28
Mar 29
35% Apr
May 22
11
*
35% July 18
33
24% Nov 20
2
111% Jan
5
M» v
31
Nov 26
25
Jan
39
5
Water—
Halliburton. Oil Weil .Cementing
Hall (W F1) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch 'Co common-
17
"
33
31% Feb
ian
24
.
May -il
89% July
Hackcnsack
41% Feb 21
.
7
140
92
■
38% Jun 21
7i% May
13
Nov
17,600
84%
873 4
92
;
u
;
84%
87
>
36
400
|f
87%
8.9
*88%
39 >
,
36
35%
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86 %
92%
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145
35%
89%
'90
♦
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36%
81%
89 %
92%
-
3,500
29%
82
"
29%
29 3 4
89 %"
82
*87
1,200
29%
U
36%
i_No par
,—«
10%
29%
Co—
$4.20 dividend preferred-;
i
*2
Jan
i96
Common '
.
*73%
145'%
18,100
24%
10%
11-
.
—25
Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities
Shares
23%
11
♦10%
29%
30
.No par
Gulf
11
93 % Feb
*
$5 preferred
16
May 13
t
24
Sugar
11
29%
1
Guant&uamo
11
the Week
23%
23%
.23%
If
22%
Friday
July 19
Juty 18
■
*10%
23%
22%
23%
22%
1 f
—
32% Jan
81% July 16
86% July 17
90 • Juii 14
105% Feb 23
Grumman
14
12% May 10
2
34% Jaft
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
34% Jan
24
107% Feb
42% Mar 20
32% Sep 26
83 % Dec 27
Jan
Jim
'
72% July
Mar 14
98
147 % July 26
'
21
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
-July J«»
July 15
Pur
''
22% Jun
27% Jun
29% Dec
'
AND
Tuesday
M»nday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Lowest
*
Highest
Year 1936
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
94 %
94%
95 V*
4,200
42 3 a
Va
41%
42
2,600
23
42!■%
.
*22%
23%
200
"43
43%
43%
2,000
29 %
281%
3461%
28%
28%
4,700
354
14.000
35
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351
210
86
-86
37
87
23,300
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:%
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140%
140%
140%
140 %
1%
140%
139 %
139%
886
1%
31%
30%
31 %
10,900
J
25% Jun
22
69
Nov
Jan
33% Apr
21
78
23
88
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
57 % Dec
15% Feb
85
94
38
Sep
Feb
Dec
Jan
11
3
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
144 % May
7
25% Feb
12
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
98 % Feb
12
9% Jun
20
94% Mar 26
12
106% Mar 13
86'
7
21% Apr 19
104% Apr 19
86
13
15
144
3
44% Feb
13
Aug
20
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
31% July 10
68% July 15
July
109% July
98
3
13% July 17
Feb
112% Jan
Feb
'/
125
8
70% Mar 13
38% July 15
40% July 15
38% Jan
30
35
20
4
38 % Feb
28
37% Apr
13
Feb
6
July
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
9
30
"
5
58
7
32% Dec
16
Nov
30
34% Jan
5
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
33 % Jan
10
56% Nov 19
120% Dec
17
130
Feb
7
Jun
29% Feb
49% Jan
0
12
5%
2
Jun
30
Jun
28
24 Vb Jan
2
43% Feb
7%
.
When
54% Jun
130
,
Jan
Island
$6
19
10% Mar 19
4
6% Jun
29% Oct 15
48% Apr 27
21% Apr 30
28% Feb .11
28% Jen
9
1
94% Mar 14
78
Jun
11
91
55
47% Jan
28
60
$4% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
Mar 14
3% Feb
27
102% Feb
6
80
Jun
21
43% Oct
89% Feb
2
58% Apr
5
43% Feb
11
67% Feb
1
85
52% July
69
12
97
42% Jun
8
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
For
Mar 21
62% Nov 15
105% Feb 27
3
footnotes
72
see
Dec
26
page 26.
Feb
23
3
Power
3.50
Co
Creek
Coal
Circuit Breaker
(F L)
50c
1
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Co
!
5
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
common
3%% preferred
f johns-Manville Corp
45 % Mar 12
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
Feb
11
76% Jan
17
&
Jones
Laughlin Steel
2
61
Johnson
5
&
12%
preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing
Co
com
10
100
1
1
15%
15%
89
90 '
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100%
99%
9%
9%
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9%
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108
90
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1
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9%
31 %
99%
36%
5
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9%
31%
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71
10
common
preferred
31 %
72
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37%
36%
,
Jefferson
24
July 16
Dec
*31
1
Jaeger Machine Qo
47% July 10
Jan
Stores
Jacobs
11
13
40%
25
25
-
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50% July 15
Nov
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-
P%ower & Light Co
13
32% Oct
15 %
89
*119
33 %
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Iowa
22
22% Dec
*87
No par
common
issued
Interstate
28% Mar 29
28
7.50
—No par
'-.
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preferred-
Interstate
28
Jan
15
100
.
31%
31%
68%
68%
101% 103%
9%
9%
108
108%
..
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
19
32
31
.
No par
International Silver
6
14% Feb
12
111% Jun
Jun
common
preferred
International
20
36% July 16
33% May 10
24
40% May 16
4
73
Paper
International Salt—
37% July 10
32
July 3
30% Feb 12
13
Feb
i_No par
preferred
$4
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
34% Apr
29% Jan
._5
100
Canada
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
July 12
43% Nov 29
of
International
9
106 % May 10
2
"
preferred—
Nickel
International Packers Limited
26% May 10
13
4%
Int'l
a
15.660
640
8,100
Number 5637
Volume 186
...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(333)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Par
K
34% Feb
104.
Dec
127
78
Dec
21
108
105
Dec
30
28
71% Feb
86
Nov
14
28% Aug 14
Jan
21
;
'
40
7
39% Feb
Dec
61
.
6
7
31
74%
18
98
Feb
Feb
11
11
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24
Jan
17
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3
10
May
Maf29V
65 % Jan
;
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■
7
4 %
~
13
25% Feb
29% July 17
50% Feb 29
22
29 % Apr / 3 "
23,% July
54% Oct
19 :
47
16% Sep
10
'
34% Jan
•
4
:
36%
36%
»
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89
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69%
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94%
93
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Kroser
36%
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preferred
Kresge (SxS) Co—
26'/2 May 9
58% July 16
2
17
Jan
11
36%
36%
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5
common
E J Korvette Inc__—_
27% Apr
36%
36 Tb
87%
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King^Seeley Corp'
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines:
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2
94% Apr- 10
-.
36 %
95
prior preferred
•
31% Dec 26
4
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No
—
36% July 11
1
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46
90
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——
49
-
1-
93
46
76
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Keystotie Stebl <fc-Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
49% Jun 1135% Jan- <4
17% Feb 20
10
43% Jan
-
Mar- 5
93
46
*86
No par
1_.
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conv
9414
46
18,800
42%''
94
46
41%
"
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Co
Kern County Land
5
,
,29
-47% May 31
V- 32% July
7-
&
topper
41%
95 i
*93%
"
100
preferred_ZZl00
& Electric
(Julius)
42%
95
46
"73%
City Southern com__Nopar
preferred—L
50
Kennecott
41%
'
41%
~
inn
—
Kelsey Hayes Co___;
41Tb
95
45%'
36 %
36%
non-cum
Kayser
4
'.75% Jun -19
Jun
-
17
41
94%
45%
"
Kansas Po\ver & Light Co_
16 ;•■■ Ai>T
•
4%•
•
Kansas Gas
,.,'t 49% July 10
128'% Jan '
cumulative
Kansas:
5
30% Jun
Jan
77% Jan ' 4
preferred
4.35%
■
12
38%
Aug~20 "
Dec
43% Jan
3
32% May 3
i1 26%-Julv" 11
•••■
4/:i
52% Jan
29%
Apr
preferred
4.20%
.-
2
Feb
40% Mar 19
Dec~2l
96
Snares
95
42'/a
94
*45 %
cumulative-preferredlllZZioo
4.50%
19
12:*'
47
58% Apr
25
4%.
Feb
39
4
•
14
21
:a7% Feb
2l
27
Feb
38% Jan 31
2
t','27 "4
10
;
1.
Feb
Feb. 18
Feb
-
Dec 31 ;
Nov
82-
i-
24
the W?eek
July 19
46%
41%
100
4%% preferred
ZZZ-50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No
par
.3.80% preferred
1
100
37% Feb
12
101 %
30% July 16 f
Apr
1
July
Jan
32'/a Dec
•
96
12 •:
53% Apr
1
Mar
24
102
33%
•
Mar 12
102
i!b Jan
147% Mar 14 ;
42% Apr 25
1
20
Mar 27
48
27
23
<43% Oct
7
24% July 23
May 28
i
83
32% Jun/20
46% Jan 20
15
12% Dec
39% Jan
18
64% Jun
9
Feb
30'
Jun
July1
87
-
37
113
14
Friday
18
f
Juiy I«
July J O
Sales foe
•sday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July io
.
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp—
4 '/a %. cum conv
preferred™
9
Feb
49
87% July 10
24
21% Jan 10
-
90 >' Jun
1
92% May
9
76
May 22
103
46% May 15
109 J/2 May
1
20
36% July 15
Apr 13
Mar
12
July
43 % Jun
Mar 13
103
5
89
87
88
•
1
Mar
96
97% Nov 28
Nov
3
20
44% Aug 14
7
Dec
,
37% Feb
3
Aug
Feb
52
18
37% Dec
92
70% Aug
13
Nov 27
44
Monday
EXCHANGE
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
NEW l'OKK STOCK
Highest
-
29%
900
24
57%
4,500
: 1414
6,200
,
*
14% Apr
13
Apr.. 4
25%
3% Nov
27% Aug
.' 22% Mar 12
•16% Mar 13
18% Dec
26
30 /■'.• Jun.
-.i'
v
89 '■•••' May
8
13% Jan
35% Apr
26
,
15% Nov 26
1% July
58
Oct
Feb
8
16% Jan
4
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
9
1
19 5
2
163% Feb
2
Jan
23
23
7
13% Jan
Feb
12
68'% Jan
50
7
62% Mar
Jan
14% Jun
8
72% Jan
'•<
21
'
38
Feb
75
•••
Feb 28
12
7% Jan /:: 2
25% May 14
18% Feb
27
32% Apr
25
i
31% Mar
57% Jan
4
21% Oct
23% July
19
k
6
6
Jan
9
Dec
27
102% Jan
13
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
103% Dec 28 :
15% Dec
12
'■97
^ Dec
116
106
28
26% Dec
27
,83%.
21
Jun
26
Jan
20
61
Dec
J
Jwn
117
/
89'
11
C'orp'
4.84%
Feb 28
25
Apr
4
(
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9
*
12
45% Feb
Jan
28
22
631/a
136%
10,400
,
1
66%
66%
66%
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15'A
10%
,
15
53
54
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90
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53
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38%
38%
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18%
19
18%
18%
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40%
38%
39%
36%
38 Tb
30%
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36
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36
114%
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Nov
120
27% Dec
26
117
30% Nov
20
14
39% Mar 22
July 1
July 16
27% F eb
11
33% Oct
16
92% Jan
13
80% July
10% Apr
6
Apr
80% Dec
10% Feb
6% Sep
20
Dec
18
86
139
31% Nov 26
41
473% Dec 26
610
Mar 13
86% Jan
b
8% Nov 28
4% Jun
26
5'% Dec
31
7
Jan
3
Sep 24
19
Nov
5
3
jan
10% Apr
12
10
Jan 11
8% July
17% Jan
24
7
2
Manati Sugar
37% May 13
48% M'ay
15% July 17
16% Feb
18
9% Jan
4
25% Apr
16
34
Jun
11
18
38
Jan
2
20% Nov 13
1
18'% July
56% Jun
50
-
14
1
July
51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
40% July 11
31'/2 Feb
11
37"% Nov
7
31
Feb
14
82% Dec
98
Jan
24
81
Jun
24
45% Dec
3
31
.
11
Apr 24
Nov
32
20
19% May 25
Dec
37
74
Dec
6
54
Dec
Mar
1
Oil
Marathon
Jan
28
22
35'% Jan
:
...
8
Masonite
Jun
4
72
2
G8
3
21
83
Mar 22
1
2
5
77
Feb
,
27% Jun
34% Apr
JUly
11
55
10
17% Apr 22
26'% Feb
19
30
Jan
4
39 % Jun
24
42% Apr
3
Jan
6
12% Dec
15
Jan
16
12% Jan
2
Jan
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
9
i
25
21
32
Oct
68% Jun
20
75% Apr
40% Dec
26
32
Feb
11
47
17
16
Dec
18
95% Mar
43% Jan
31
1
6
13
5
10
11
Mar
75% Mar
Sep 19
54% Dec
23
17% Dec
34% Feb
43 % Aug 20
-1
13% Dec
76
28
49
-Jan
2
50
63
July
23% Feb 29
16% Jun
26
1
21% Jun
16% Jun
3
20
1
41% Apr 30
33
1
40% Jun
82% Dec
19
93
16
>85'/i Feb
5
32% Mar 15
27'% Jun
25
76
102% Jan
27% Nov 29
9
98
Apr
11
2
45% Jun
26
21% Nov 26
27% Feb
6
81
Nov
33% Feb
24% Feb
8
35
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
44% Jan
3
77
17%
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
97% Oct
9
107
77% Jun
20
89
105% Jan
3
120
Jan
Jan
92
Jun
5
93 J/2 Jan
4
108'% Apr
25
For
all
other
99% Feb 21
footnotes
26
July 10
24
21% Jan
1
63
July 12
28
94
Feb
90
31
Sep
Feb
69% Apr
18% July 16
23
102
1
54'% Apr
76
6
Dec
Apr
Jun
July
5
104% Jan
9
May 23
86% Apr 17
89
77
July 19
July 10
95
Jun
21
103
76
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8
18
26.
Feb
19
$3.50
$4
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33%
34%
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19'A
18%
19'A
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4,300
30%
52%
1,-iuO
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82
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30
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13
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13
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51
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50
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70
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28
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1
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preferred
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2nd preferred-.-—Nopar
No par
12.50
conv
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5
pfd~100
4.35% preferred series
:
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3.85% preferred series-/
—100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
I
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^Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
30%
33%
35%
——Nopar
Robbins
Machine
30%
33%
34%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & ScottMesta
30%
33 Tb
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5
No par
Inc
30%
33%
35%
preferred series B__
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14%
30'A
33%
52%
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8
15
30%
33%
3514
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14%
29 %
34%
52
42% July
4%
14%
30%
33%
35
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»4'%% preferred (1st series)
Mercantile
3,000
3514
Mengel Co (The)
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52
-
14%
35%
39% Apr 25
25% May 20
July 19
Feb
82
27
4
8
14 Tb
35
Mead
■
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151b
35%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
7
17
900
8,600
14Tb
35%
McLellan. Stores Co
29
4,000
35%
35%
Melville Shoe Corp common
12
64'A May 10
102
1
Mar
8%
16
34
35%
30'% Apr 24
88 % Jan 29
29 % Feb
July 11
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
20
Nov
July
34'% Mar 21
21% Mar
19% Jan
&
15%
8%
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34
-
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McGraw-Hill Publishing
McKesson
33%
5,300
19
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2
34'A
8'A
52%
35%
1
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15%
33%
34%
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35
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Mclntyre
8%
15%
8%
8
15%
—
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;
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8
535
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...,
8
35%
34%
.
41%
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July 15
15% Feb
Apr
:
15% July 18
122% July
31% Oct
12
17
16
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535
41% : 42%
8'A
8
14%
McCrory Stores Corp common_i.50c
3 %.%
convertible preferred-—100
May 14
7%
7%
16
4,800
41%
'
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43%
30
.'
_100
$2.50 preferred
13% Mar 11
83% Jan 24
69 % Nov 28
.
.
McCord
8%
9
8%
7%
•
No par
$3.75 cum pfd- 1947 series—No-par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
-—Nopar
Maytag Co common
No par
30
32% Jan
46
12
32% Feb 25
Jun
- May 15
41% Dec 13
Jan
20
13% Jan
50
56% Jan
31
42%
43%
43
2,400
41
41%
41'A
42
535
72%
52
73
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72%
600
72'A
t
18%
:
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$3.75 preferred
83
15
72'A
14,100
34%
Master
9
14%
72'A
9%
15%
19
40% July
July
9%
14%
.
34%
30% May 14
7
15%
42
300
*
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51%
13
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82'A
9'/a
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82'A
82
81%
.
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4,900
51%
21
8
30%
73'/a
16
34'/a
30%
33%
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preferred
Co
7'/a
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14%
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10
26,200
72'%
42%
1,500
29%
117
31%
15%
535
34,500
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73%
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/
32%
14%
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110%;
30'A
l'A
9%
1,100
6,700
2,100
4
Corp
35% Feb
25
% Dec
4 %.%
Martin
8%
7%
16
1
convertible preferred&
43%
8%
.
5-
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
;
8
*114%
150
26%
84%
31%
30%
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i
;
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91
•
29
400
20
119%
19
35% July 19
37'% May 8
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535
43%.
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20 '/a Jan
20
38
Exploration
42%
42'%
Moore—Zl2.50
Corp
72%
72%
5
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Marshall Field
15%
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r_Zl
j
20'% Apr 10
54% Feb
7
47 % Jan
30%
9%
9'%
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3?%
80'%
81%
9%
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7
Nov
87% Mar
July 17
12%
,
96% Jan
14
28% Feb
28
80 %
j__i
97
21
73% Dec 21
30% July 17
30%
81
1
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4%
31%
117
29
29
117
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30%
30%
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48% Mar 19
26
17-
Dec
70
50% Mar 23
2
31%
81
■
par
14%.
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27% Apr
8% Oct
29% Nov 28
32%
'
Mandel Bros
^
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8
14
28%
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29 '
117
•
Mahoning Coal RR CoMallory (P R) & Co—
17
29
117
30%
100
Garden—No
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)—:.
May 27
50% Jun
4% Mar 11
15% Jun
32% May
~3<T
Jun
44
2
32%
32'/«
com_^*_No par
preferred series A
Square
Chef
Magic
Jan
530
Inc
118
*114%
5
.
Madison
15% July 15
4
Jan
Macy
4'%%
•
,
1
89
Mar 18
476
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28%
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loo
Mack Trucks
30
11% July
41% July 18
16
32% July 12
32% May 17
1
70% July
35
6
MacAndrews & Forbes pommon
6% preferred J;
4
6
7% Mar
28
Jan
12
5
7% Mar 28
Mar 20
Mar
125
12
28% Feb
27
8%" Nov 21
28 %
•
3
May 24
49% Jan
144
15
10
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t
102
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270
9,800
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19
90
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22
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1-
21%
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90
19%
119%,,
3.33%
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137
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63
67
102
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63%
37%
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Lowenstefn. (M) & Sons Inc
7
122% Jun
18 J/4 Mar 15
8
-
%
1
Co
63%
66 %
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preferred
7,800
63%
6714
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7%
11%
66%
100
Louisville Gas & El
11
66%
IOO
Louisville
11%<:
•
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11
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5
4,000
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17%
83%
137
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25
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11
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17%
11
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4
24%
63 %
'
11%
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-
10,800
84%
84
loo
1
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17%
17
68%
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31
16
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100
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17
31%
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preferred
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/
5% series B preferred
i_;
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20% July 11
> 127% Mar 4
24
15%
19
2014 T'
39%
19'%
1%
•
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2014
23'A
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17
17%
40%
500
600
86
24%
•
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lo
Co
Lone Star Cement Corp^_
Lone Star Gas Co
—
Mar
>' 106 .«■
2
17
39 lb
a
15%
15%-
5%
No par
;
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Loew's Inc
7
Jan
1
List Industries Corp—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
23% Jan' 7
103
Belt
Lionel
2
Jun
39%
:.-3%
*3%
34
'. *83
31%
ZZs
Products:
Coip/..
•Lkjuid Carbonic Corp common
3'%% convertible preferred
40'%-July 16
;, 92
July 1
97% Jun 27
118% Jun
25'A Jan
5
May
27% Feb
1114
■
6
>
15% Jan
30% Nov 20
109
>
82
23
143% Jan
27
Jan
21% July 12
96
Mar 14
21% Feb
1
86% May 17
98%
88%
86
'•
Dec
Link
36% May 13
109 J/4 Mar 28
'
Jan
Fink
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
9
.May 17
.22
35
July 26
37% Dec 19
10
:
-
7%
10% July 16 '
37% July 17
12
83
171
23'%
*33%
f
par
Libby McNeill & Libby-____
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_
16% Apr 16
54
July 16
83
&
Lerner Stores
•Libbey-Owqns-Ford Glass
150% Mar ,7
67% Jiilji 18
18
83
17
1%
31
21
33%
18 To
14
9
58% Dec
12
Jan
23
Jun
23%
86
1
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Apr 29
84% July 17
134 J/2 Jun
r
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
43% Jun
8
13% Nov 29
*
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12
Jan ; 6
6% Nov 29
25% May 24
'19
10
-•
18.
24
Sep 25
33% Dec
8% Mar 29
64
Aug
76% Nov
14% May 28
84
1
4
33%
15 :
20"' 4
23
20%
22 3
33 %
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$3 noncum 1st 'preferred—..No par
50c noncum 2nd pfd—__^__No
par
Xehman Corp (The)_!__—i_.
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14
12
72% Feb
•35%.Jan
32% Jun
12
20%
-
100
24
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3 Tb
20%
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14'A
24
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24
,
3Tb
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22%
100
4
23
20%,
33 %
preferred
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3Tb;
I. *23
14%
14%
14%
,.
'
10
Feb
3%
3
common
LehigTr Portland Cement—
Lehigh Valley RR_^___i.
;__No
Lehigh Valley-Coal common'
10
7% Jan
15
1.
47% Jan
2% Jan
"
f'ShfSk OOa 1 & Navigation C«_IZ-10
4<
20% Jan'24
Jan
61 % Oct
49
17% Mar 14
17% Jan ' 4
68% Feb ; 1
3
20
3.85%
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45% Jan
Rubber & Tlre^_
& Sons Co
Lees .(James)
«
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i
9
4
137% Dec
Jan
Lee
•
1
26
30
Apr
8
5'/« July 10
•12% Dec
*
A
May 15
1% May
9
11
21% Mar 26
-
' 4
17% Feb
98
20% Oct
.
94
•
_4
preferred series A—
"25
La Consolldada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
i—L
1
;
24% July
14
■
29% Nov 14
1
;
10
3
31
2
25% Nov
35% Jun
*
19% Dec 28
24
5
2
t.
2% Jan
Apr
20
common
4.32%
30% Apr
■
'
Jun
-
Laclede Gas Co
20% July 15
.
24
21
,14% Jan
July 10
21% Jan
6
15
83
17% Jun 27
10
Jun
2
Mar 22
,;/4% Jan 24
.
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18% Jan
32
34% Apr 30 v
97/ Mar 22 A
8
27
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17% Jail
15% Jan
•
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3% Jan-
7
Nov
19
1
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6
13
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7
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2814
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119
118
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60%
19
19%
18%
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60
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>
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600
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18%
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500
59%
17,400
19
60'A
1,400
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61%
77
77
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21
The
22
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 22, 1957
(334)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Sal"
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% Sep 26
Highest
2
50% Jan 10
Miami Copper
6
30% Jan
2
38% Jun
Middle
5
Dec
40
May 28
3
Jan
Dec
7
142
29% Feb
20
40
126
Aug 10
9
36% Jan
26 Ya Dec
5
19% Dec
31
25% July 17
Jan
23
22 % May
17
58
©OYa July 26
23
Jan
61% Sep
' 26~
Dec
21
13% Oct
Va May 10
105
Apr
2
75
4
95
76
Oct
22
14
24% Jan
3
88
8
Jan
11
33
Aug 30
Jan
3
30
Apr
26
40% Jan
38
Feb
12
53
Jan
2
137
30% Feb
12
4D
127
22% Apr
17% Mar 21
29
131
101
58
Jun
90
19
13% July
1
12
Feb
79
21% July
8
49'A Apr 30
40% July 24
26% Feb
29
17% Jan
5
81% Jan
I
53
35% Apr
47% May 14
36% Aug 14
7% Oct
2
3
76
29
11 »/4 Feb
Oct
7%
44% Jan 31
11'% Apr 12
17
July 17
18% Nov 29
24% Jan
28% July 23
12
17% July 12
24% Jan
3
51 y« Mar 19
11% Apr
30% Feb
20
18
2
22% Nov 29
28
Jan
3
23% Jun
10
39% Jan 26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
2
30% Jan
38% Aug
1
26% Feb
35% Jun
18
Apr
24% Apr
23 y4 Jan
18
18
9
Jan
41% July 11
26% Mar
preferred
4.20%
Mojud
Monarch
Monon
31
46% Apr 27
10
25% Dec
18% Nov 27
37% Dec
21 %
14
28% Mar 12
Feb
3
25% Jan
19% Jan
13
35% Feb
30% Jan 23
45% NOT
9
40% Jun
10
21
32 % Mar
7
19% Jun
20
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
18
27% Feb
40% May 10
14% Dec 31
Jan
21
29% Dec
31
42% Jan
4
Jan
24
149
May 10
16% May 28
22
July 16
July 25
45% Jan 11
42% Apr 12
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
11
Nov 26
16 y« Mar 19
Monsanto
Co
35% Jun
34% Oct
150
42
8
21*
Jan
2
18
Products
Wheel
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
29% Oct 11
17
«
101% Aug 28
33
Jun 20
18% Apr
0
23% Feb 18
87% July
1
*87
89
22 Ya
*21 Ya
22%
*21%
22 V2
30 Ya
29%
30%
29%
23%
26 Ya
26 Va
26%
3,800
7 Va
6%
6Ya
31.200
*21%
30
20
3.166
26 Ya
26%
7
7%
6%
52
52%
51%
51 %
4,900
26%
52%
54
53%
54
53
53 Ya
37
37%
36%
37 Ya
5.500
37%
36%
38Y4
37%
36%
37%
35 Ya
35%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35 Ya
35%
7,200
35 Ys
10
58%
3,300
6,900
35 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
57
56
56%
54%
55 Ya
54%
59
40 Ya
40%
40 Ya
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
8%
♦G3%
*9%
9%
8%
9
64%
64 Ya
8Ya
9
64%
9
*64
64%
*74%
75
8%
19.200
8%
7,600
64%
40%
20
741%
74%
74
74
121/4
12
12Y4
1,500
21%
20%
20%
2.400
12 Ya
12%
12%
12
12 V*
21 Ya
21%
20Ya
12%
40%
8%
*63"%
9
64%
74%
74%
55%
*63%
74%
74%
*12
50
20%
21
21%
21
17%
18 Ye
*18 Ya
18 Ya
18
18 Ye
♦ma
18%
•17%
18%
12%
12%
*12
12%
400
12%
12 Ya
12%
12 Ya
*12
12%
39%
38 Ya
39
39 V*
43.800
2
39%
38%
40 Y2
38%
231/a
39J/4
600
25 Ya
24%
26
25
251/a
4,100
25%
25
25
25%
24%
5
48%
48%
48
48
*48
48 J/4
48
48%
48
48
2,100
No par
21%
*21
21 Ya
21 Ya
21
21%
21
21
21
1,600
33%
32%
33 Ya
32%
33
32%
331/4
32%
33
33 %
38%
38 Ya
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
10,700
27,300
38%
21 Ya
21%
21%
21%
21
22%
21%
lo
14 Ya
14%
14 Ya
14 Ya
•14%
48%
49
49 V*
49 Ya
49%
22
:_12
21%
22 Ya
22
14 Va
14%
14%
50 Vi
49%
49Y2
41%
41%
41 Va
1,000
3.300
40%
41%
41%
19%
20 V*
20
20%
20 Ya
20%
20 Va
20 V
4
20%
20%
5
30 Ya
30
30
30
30!
a
30'%
30 Ya
*41 Ya
41%
1,200
14%
50%
*41 Ya
*41
5,500
14%
50
10
Corp
.
4.400
1,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
600
15%
36%
36 Ya
367/a
36%
36%
30%
36%
3,400
1
36%
29%
2J%
29%
29%
5.800
lo
No par
29 Ye
*44 V*
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
23% Jan
9
28 Ye May 21
29 Va
•44%
46
•44%
*441/4
46
46
,—
120
119
118%
118
Ya
■
50
♦118
120
16%
16%
16%
16
16
15%
16
15Ya
15%
1.100
*10Y4
65 Ya
64 Ya
65 V*
647/a
G5
64%
65'A
64 V 2
64%
4.900
62%
21%
X21V*
21 Ya
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
2.900
21 Ya
13%
13 Ya
13%
13%
13%
13 Vi
13%
13 Vi
13 Va
5.800
13%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
31%
32Y2
3.500
39 Va
39%
*118
1
Inc
Corp
5
10
common
preferred A
Corp
32%
39
100
lo
5
149%
13%
06%
120
*119
119
4
39%
149%
13%
13%
13 Ya
Ya
66%
67
68
23
23
23
23%
1
48%
36%
49%
47 V*
49
37 Ya
36%
37
5
18%
19 V*
18%
19
com_5
25%
26 Ya
26
26%
5
pfd series of 1951
100
90
*89%
90
Ya
90%
39%
39%
•149% 151
13 Ya
13%
150%
150%
13 Ya
13%
66%
65%
66
23%
23%
23%
47
38 Ya
149 V*
39%
65%
39%
151 Ya
l
National Department Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
4 lA%
29 y4
45
1
Fibres
Register
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co.
National Dairy Products
3
♦44%
46
5
100
—
National Biscuit Co
9
29 Ya
29 Ya
1
Corp
7%
29
N
National Aviation
6
101% Apr
89 %
56 Ya
National Cash
33% Deo
87
*87
15%
National Can
23
80
87
36%
B
11
o,400
3,400
14%
31
4
10
10
7%
7%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15% Jan
Apr
*21 % Mar 19
26%
7%
14%
14%
36%
70% Jun
Feb
14%
30%
17
34% Jan
14%
15V*
12 % Jun
20
14%
1
92
5
46% Feb 19
20% Jan
8
30
Feb 18
20
14 Ya
92
*91
1.412,500
1%
90%
89 %
*91
1
15% Aug 17
July 20
26% May 14
92% Dec
Jun
92
1%
1ft
92
35,400
114
110
92
2,800
20 J/4
*19%
30 Ya
59
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
20% Feb
40
92
26 Ya
Corp
National Automotive
3
14
163 y2 Apr
92
7%
National Airlines
Jun
92
lft
90
*91
5,800
22 %
22%
22%
20
113%
No par
3
35
1ft
93 Ya
26%
Lines
Natco
148
Jan
1 Ya
91 Ya
2G%
National Acme Co—.
30
179
108%
95%
30 Ya
& Co
8
38% Jan
115 Ya
93 Ya
3
(John)
4
31% July 19
113 V*
98
22 Ya
l
18% Jan
39% Jan 24
17
Nov
y« Apr 18
ii7
89 Ya
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
July
19Ya
y 108 Ys
22 Ya
Mueller Brass Co
8
Jan
20 Ya
111%
22%
Co
8
14
20'a
95%
Chemical—
1,000 lire
American shares—.
Jan
30
21
30 Ya
;
130
12
22%
20 Ya
*21%
Utilities Co
May 15
15 »/# Apr 29
9
18
29
22
21
25
1
July
28%
21%
No par
4
Feb
29%
iis y4
100
Tool
May
11
10,506
*87
A
Chemical
Motor
38% Jan 11
18% Jun
28%
20%
10
Montana Power Co (The)..
Motor
17% Apr 30
80 Ya Jan
34 «/4
27%
21%
1.25
50
60
34%
28%
80%
—
30 y4 Jan
105
34%
28%
No par
class
.
118
60
34%
800
34%
28%
100
7
43% Jan
Mar 15
32% Jan
129 J/2
No par
Munslngweur Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
35% May
1
24% Apr 13
36% Dec
50
14
34% Mar 28
4
5,700
129%
34 Ya
22%
Motorola Inc
2
47
Jan 10
23% Jan 11
7 CO
51 Va
51
51%
130 Ya
35
89%
1
Moore-McCormack
51% July
32 Va
32 Va
32%
51%
•27%
22%
100
Machine
RR
Morrell
7,500
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
3
*129
32 %
1,400
3b %
*129%
28 Ya
1
com
-
Inc
Monterey Gil
24
28
52
38%
35%
130
No par
Class D
19
22
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
July 18
13% Jun
51% Mar 14
13
19% Apr 30
11
31
130%
snares
38%
39%
35%
35
35
30%
preferred
Co
36
38%
->5%
the Week
129
128Y4
*21%
preferred series A
3Ya%
38%
Friday
July 19
1
Montana-Dakota
4
12
35
Mohasco Industries Inc
8
49 Va Jun
128%
*87
Corp
Montecatini Mining &
18% Jan
51%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
5
72% May 1
83% Apr 22
16% Nov 29
Dec
30
52%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
13
12
38
30
51%
100
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp—
Missduri-Kan-Tex RR
Mar 23
23
30
53
25
2.50
preferred
conv preferred
Ontario Paper
8
36%.Mar 28
19% Mai
31
50%
No par
&
6
22
19
1st
2nd
65% Mar
14% Dec 31
33% Nov
$5.50
Minnesota
12% Jan
Feb 20
13
*29%
Mining & Mfg com
No pai
$4 preferred
.No pai
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
2
24
8% Feb
36%
Mission
88
Feb 20
35%
Minn
1
Jun
36
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Rights (expire Aug 1)——.——
$1.50
14
35%
distribution..
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
l
11
28 y4 Mar 29
38%
Enterprises Inc—
$25
Mission
2
Dec
25% Mar
33%
10
Inc
39
5
10Q
Midwest Oil Corp
.10
Minerals & Chein Corp of Amer—1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
91 % May 31
38%
35%
38%
Midland Steel Prod common
8% 1st preferred.
58% May 23
63% July 12
73% July 9
21
1
Ex
Utilities
43% May 27
377/a May 23
12
33% Jan
8% July
49% Nov 29
67% Oct
18% Mar
3
3
26
9
98% Feb 26
Jan
19
25
8
July
12 y2 Jan
23
60
July
ft July 18
35% Apr
36% Jan
9Y2 Nov
1
29% July 19
25
Feb 13
29% Jan
30% Jun
14
12
21% July 12
1% July 17
Feb 15
73 Va Jan
6% July 19
37% Feb 15
10
4
32% Jan
12
Feb
20
2
30% Jan 16
25 Ve Nov 21
9% Dec
Feb
May 31
25% Mar 22
42% Apr
30% Nov 28
3
July 15
niGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
July 17
Ju,y 18
AND
5
South
Midland
42% Dec 13
47
Mar 12
12
40
July 16
July 1.3
Par
EXCHANGE
35% July
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
8
61% Sep
33
Jan
20
47% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1966
47 Ya
47
47%
46 Vi
47
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36'A
19 Ye
19%
19%
*19Vi
19i%
39 V*
19
26 Ya
26
*89%
25%
90%
*89%
1,300
150%
290
13V4
131/4
2,400
64%
65%
11,900
23%
237/a
*149
23%
4,400
6.000
'19,800
4.700
27,800
2Gi/a
25%
26
92
89%
89%
3C0
13,100
-«
18% Jun
20
21% Mar 12
37% Dec
27
Dec
28
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
76% Jan
23
154
Dec
132
Nov
93
National Fuel
July
123% Aug
10
179
9
Jan 31
148
Jun
26
July 8
162% Apr 16
30
153
Mar 12
128
Jun
17
139
5
16% Jan
20
Jan
20
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
12% Apr 12
36% Jun 10
20
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
87% NOT
8
28
17% Feb 12
65% Mar 12
33% Feb
12
40% Feb 12
36
Dec
13
48
7
Oct
15
9% Apr 13
12% Oct 11
10% Dec 26
12% Feb
13
17
5% July 18
Jan
36 ya Jan
2
7% May 29
9
9
12% Jun 25
Mar 29
BY* Mar
13% May 28
3
Apr
6% Jan
o
2
8
Jan
National Lead
13%
18%
18 Ya
18%
18%
I8Y2
13%
44%
43%
44 Ya
42%
43%
42 %
43 Vi
41%
18 J/2
42%
Ya
88%
88 Ya
88 %
89
89
89
88%
88 Va
134 Ya
130%
133
131
••■149
6%
37 Y. Mar 11
51
Jan
9
May 31
10
National Theatres
National U
May 17
14% Jan
Jan
11
National
11
Natomas
5
Nehi
14 Ye Feb
4
18
75
85
17% Sep
«
97 Vi Feb
14
77'% Jun
19
125% May 7
87 Va NpV 19
33% Apr 30
47% Jan
3
99 y4 Feb
50
May 28
23% Nov 29
32% Nov 29
15% Jun 24
13
70% July 10
23
Feb
14
16 Y4 Feb
12%
*12%
12%
12 Ya
12%
1,100
40
41 Ya
40%
41
40%
41%
41
41
7,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21 %
21
21
79
78%
79V4
77%
78
78
78 V*
76%
78
36
36
36
44
43
59 Ya
38%®
5
44%
5
Fibre
England
Electric
York
Mar 13
78
87
Apr 22
New
100
7
103
Mar 11
$5
July 24
500
Jan
0
307% Jun 20
351
Mar 28
N Y &
12% Nov 27
30
Jan
3
32% Dec
26
64% Jan
3
19
Jun
21
58
34 % Dec
4
38%
39 Ya
*38 Ya
39%
39%
8 Va
8 Ya
3
9%
8 Ya
8
8 Vi
Air
13%
12 Ya
12%
6%
6%
6%
6%
15
13%
15
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
30%
30 Ya
30 V*
30 Ya
•30%
30 Ya
30%
30%
*30!
78'A
*76 Ya
78%
*76 Ya
78 V*
76%
76 Ya
*75
16%
*80%
U4Ya
115 Ya
112%
1
72%
73%
72 Y«
5
No par
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
15
25%
35
28 Ys
York Dock common
No par
83
preferred
No par
*101
*275%
non-cum
16Ya
16 Yo
lo
,
Harlem RR Co
50
84
*80%
16%
82
15 Ya
lG'/a
•80%
16 Ya
*80%
'Common
17
Not 26
39% Mar 27
33% Jun 24
38% Apr la
Common
73
87
$3.75 preferred
15
4lYa Jan
14
64% Jan
4
Preferred
New York
N
75% Nov 28
28 % Dec
94
Mar
6
Jun
6
34% Feb 20
29 y« Jun
69% Nov 29
85% Feb 23
64
July
10
26
1
73
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
70
Jun
78
Dec
31
98% Jan
9
76
82
Dec
11
16
82
July 1
July 11
103
Jan
99
18% May 25
33% Jan
5
60% Jan
4
22% Nov
19
38% Nov 29
16% Jan
16
77% Dec 28
41
104
May
8
22% Aug 10
43
Apr 13
73% July 18
2 6'A Feb
7
Jun
62% Feb
50% Aug
ill
35% Get
1
45
81
30
Jan
86Y4Apr 11
90
Jan
28
102% July 15
25% July 18
39 Ya May 17
70% Jan
9
24
39 y4 Jan
2
July 17
July
12
1
8
48% Jan
2
0
99 »/4 Jun
26
Apr 12
39% Feb
12
Jun
14
24 Ya Jan
70
19
1
73 Ya Feb
11
20% Feb
Sep
31% Mar
l
20% Jun 21
88
3
26
18% Apr 10
33% Feb 12
49% Sep
7
25Y4Oct 19
Jan
28
Apr
3
1
18% Aug
7
16% Feb
8
5%
series A
100
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State Electric Gas
—1
No par
100
-
North
American
57 "Ye
107
May 20
Mar
8
49% May 31
5Y2%
17% Jun
11
76
77%
5,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
6,700
35 Ya
35 V*
35%
35
35%
42.900
27%
16,200
25%
26%
35%
34%
36%
35%
28 Ya
28%
28
27%
27
28 Ya
*82
83
81
82
*80
82
80
104
'101
104
-101
104
*101
104
340
*275%
340
-277
340
*278
340
340
*275%
Feb
14
$3.60
92
Mar 29
5
101% Jan
9
86
102% Jan
8
84
2
90
Feb
1
90 Ya Feb
18
5
16%
100
18
18
99% July 29
13
85
8
29 y« Jan
24% Jan
2
28
Ys Feb
4
Oct
19% Jan
3
13% Jun
5
17% Jan
4
Northwest Airlines Inc
20% Oct
1
28% Jan
6
21% Feb
15
23
Apr
Apr 30
38
July 12
28
foot.n/»ro(:
nnge 26.
5
10
$4.11
4.6%
32%
*32%
33
32%
33
1,400
31V*
30%
30 Ya
30%
31
31%
31'A
2,710
35%
X34%
35 Ya
*34%
35
341/4
34%
34%
73 Ya
74%
73
29%
29%
66 Ya
*64%
29 Ya
68
29
%
*64%
29%
29%
29V4
68
*64%
65%
64%
64%
100
*71
77i%
71
71
200
77
76 Vi
78
*70 Ya
77
70 Ya
70 Ya
*76%
77%
77
77
*82
86
83Y2
102
lOli/a
102 Ya
101 Ya
25
25
36 V*
82
101 Ya
101 Ya
25 Ya
24%
25%
25%
36%
361/2
36'%
69 Ya
48 Vs
47%
Pharmacal
Co
100
Vi
470
25%
3,700
36%
1,300
69%
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15,700
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15
15
15
23
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10
15
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17
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25%
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23
70
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102
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102
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4,300
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75
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72
82
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76
86
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74
100
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$4.16 preferred series
Norwich
32%
31%
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
14
Feb
33%
30%
72
.100
Dec
92
14%
33%
24 Ya
preferred series
85% Dec
May 10
13%
33%
25%
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
21% Jun
79% Jun 25
14%
71 Ya
47%
1.300
14
14%
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102
14
14
14
14%
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50
80
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71
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104
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70
54%
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23%
10
com
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82
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26%
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Dec
76
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24%
36%
69 V*
112
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82
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75%
25
50
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68
82
29%
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161/4
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82
40
77
74%
1
Northern Pacific Ry
80% Jun 25
103
35
73
800
800
73 Va
1
Aviation..
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co.,
Northern Natural Gas Co
4
3
91
12
100
25
24% July 17
Feb 21
17
Dec
100
100
100
100
Adjustment preferred
J&n
72% Dec
84
par
5
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2
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
79
Jan
14Va
33 %
30%
13%
30:%
74
Corp—
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3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred
3.90% preferred
4.10% preferred
5.25%
preferred
Niagara Share Corp—
Northern
16% Oct
No par
a
16%
16 V*
114 '/a
112
13 J/2
113%
26
28
82
*
600
15
15
15%
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5.800
2.400
7
112%
115%
26
28 Ya
16%
6%
7
12,806
1.900
12%
6%
*76
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10
12%
12 Ya
12.200
1.200
39
10
6%
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700
3
12%
13 Ya
15
5.500
43 7
10
6%
15
2.80Q
10
13 Ye
Brake
2
32% July 17
30 yB Jun 27
Jan
Vi
J/4
10
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
13yaJuly
V*
1
Co
York Central
17
43 Ya
130
130%
12 Va
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
July 25
43 Ya
9%
System
1
pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp
91
43%
8
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
107
44%
Ya
9%
New
6
44
8Y4
a
11
36%
9%
24
26
36 Vi
8
Jan
Sep
39%
36 Ya
9%
Jan
7
45
36 Ya
1
17
84 y2 Jan
39
36 Ya
130 Ya
36
1
1
New
Feb 25
12%
40
36 Y2
Inc
New
May
150
12%
39
86
130 Ya May 20
94% Jan
26
130 Ya
12%
No par
_
100
20%
Newberry Co (J J) common__No par
3%% preferred
100
26% Sep
Jan
132
Feb 28
76
33% May 18
*130
Corp
26% Apr 30
36 Ya July 16
29% Jan 10
27% Feb 25
132
190
19,600
152
12%
1
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33% Jan
21
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►149%
150
15,100
133
130
132 Ya
..1
2
20
132
12%
1
Co
28
Nov
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Corp
Inc
Vulcanized
14% Jan
88"% Jan
151
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S
30% Jun 27
16% Apr 26
151
loo
Service
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
National Tea Co
13 % Jun
11
152
78 Y2
3
Jun
150
*150
10
17% MaT 19
3
100
151
No par
39% July 30
96
Mar 13
Dec
132
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3
Linen
14'
Jan
136
preferred B
21
15
88
133%
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
21V* July 18
8
*86%
5
4
47% Jan
9Ys Jan
No par
—
Co common
National
13% Dec
440
18%
43 %
8
80% Jan
11
Co
preferred A
23
13YsMay
42
Gas
$4.50 preferred
4
138
31% Dec
79
18%
1
National Gypsum Co common
Jan
14
75
10
19% Jan 25
46
32% Feb
33% Dec
26
97
11% Jan
64
18% Jun
35% Apr 28
86'% July 2
100% Feb 12
*21%
1.25
35%
37%
35%
23
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21 'A
*20 V4
121%
36%
34%
35 y4
32%
34%
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32
21
33
4,400
Ya
100
11,000
Volume 186
Number 5657.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(335)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange tor Previous
Year 1956
Lowes!
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
%
t
Par
Tuesday
July 15
Wednesday
■
July 16
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.
,,
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July 18
July 17
Friday—
the Week
July 19
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4
20
100
Jan
18
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34
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Dec
11
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4
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109% Feb
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1
Mar 29
Jan
104
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62% May
Jun
*
24
10
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88
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99% Mar 25
11
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4
44% Jun
14
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Oct
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102% Jan
7
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8
23 V4 Feb
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28
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2
132
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3
9
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13
53
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31
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3
24
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26
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66% Jan
3
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18
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66% Sep
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26
26'A
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27
26%
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53%
54
53%
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25
25
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24%
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35
Feb
8
25
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Apr 26
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July 10
88% Maf 28
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7
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15
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40% May 21
23
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16
6
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4
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3
96% Jan
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4
18
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18
&
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5
41%
100
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6% Feb
10
8% Sep
10
9
39 y2 Dec
17
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23
81% Dec
7
84% Apr
92% Apr
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19
24 % Feb
78
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4
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28
24
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31
13
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23
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27
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10
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135
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18
24
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16
21
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2
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71
29
Dec
31
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26
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108
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3
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|
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4
For
footnotes
104
see
7
4
28
29
Feb
4
16
79
86
July
88
Jun
15
page
5
26.
Jun
24% Jan
,
118
4
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23% Feb
24
24% Jun
10
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
2
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&
of
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13
66% Apr
24
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6
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120
101%
80
28%
28%
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62
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16
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82
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25
25
9,100
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:
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1,000
4,500
11,900
20%
49%
31%
20'a
4.30%
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
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101%
28%
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preferred
12
•100
102
93
28%
28%
16%
68 %
100
:
preferred
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59% Feb
100
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27
37% Feb
200
102
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Feb
30% May 22
200
93
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com
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81
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69
75
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preferred
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4.16%
preferred
4.20% preferred
28,000
r
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preferred
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300
100
•'
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80%
18%
100
Gamble
Industries
Mar 13
1.
93%
54%
81
67
1
$4.75 cum preferred
Pub
21 %r
10
Potomac Electric
1,000
5,000
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5
92
1
43%
63.
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98
18%
2.50
92
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9%
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90
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1
2
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10
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26
25
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89 Va
20%
47%
100
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Public 8erv Co
111% Jan
*100%
63%
89 Va
37%
12%
100
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_^_100
Publicker
»
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'
72
37
.
97%
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
&
72
97%
*93%
5%%
convertible
'
34%
44
1.25
Bolt
May
20% July
July 25
35% Mar 8
11
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc new
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
Poor
22%
43%
20%
•69
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
$3.50
*33%
44
M*
62%
.
18%
May 20
4
21%
*56
.:
54%
90
55
18%
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
63%
41%
Plttston Co
•22 »A
34 3 a
13,500
2,000
11,900
57
18%
&
22%
400
39,800
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77
43%'
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21%
56%
41%
40
24
77
40%
30
21% Jun
-
'
91
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21
4%
xl2
10
Public Serv Co of Colorado
9
•
34% '•
98
71
3
22 V*
22%
43%
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48
July
8%
550
*
90%
4'A
1
com
(conv)
1
May 14
8%
•
4%
2
35% July 18
120
26% Dec
9% May 15
8%
-
500
3,000
-.
4%
12%
5
67
30
26% Mar 14
29
31
May
32% July 18
20%
2,800
■
4%
97%
25
Plymouth Oil Co
Jun
90
•95
Pittsburgh
100
320
*4%
73%
No par
Plough Inc
27
18,600
66%
21%
98
7
37% Dec
32,600
15%
65%
90%
90
3
63% Dec
33%
15%
66 Va
21%
90
20
2
33 y4
157/b
66%
90
*95
Jun
7% Jan
Aug 10
35 Va
15%
21%
8% 1
92
38
10% May
33%
>
*
91
98
20% Jun
117
19% Jun
11
17,700
■
95
*90
11
31
79
95
*96
12
44% Jun
7% Dec
77%
95%
No par
Mar 13
55
Dec
45% Nov 15
78%
95
No par
Feb
23
21
77%
95%
'
85 convertible preferred
87
16
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
10
25%
44
$4.80
14
25
23
22
25% Jun
25%
4%
64%
5
Inc
31% Feb
Jun
30% Jan
Jan
26 >A
4,000
100
Hosiery
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
820
25%
*25 Va
*'
1
25%
19%
12%
1
'an
5,GOO
-
26%
19%
*95%
1
85%
25
•24%
•25 %;
19%
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
3
41%
76
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
96% Apr
(.2%
*61
♦70
20% May 16
10
102
100
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp common
5% preferredPhillips Petroleum
7%
25
2,100
»
<
19%
54%
15%
100
common
4%
Pitts
53%
19%
*89%
16%
12
Jan
<•>'!
28%
20
"74
91
15%
19
6
65%
28
50 % Nov
13
53%
19%
4%
1
93
21
53%
8,800
2,o0<)
lft%
4%
3
Reading Corp
98% May 15
48% Jan
7
Feb
27 %
57
4%
28 la
6
Jun
26 %
26%
94
90
7
Jl% Jun
10%
26%-
26 Va
•
21%
92
11
150
10'A
26%
1,700
1,100
3,700
~
57
..100
89% Feb
150
3%
94
80
21% Feb
25
3%
55,500
21%
82
85% Jun
Mar 15
20%
3%
1
61 Va
24%
•20%
43%
•93
81%
4
Jun
60'A
•23%
20%
96%
19%
37
10
28% July 12
75% Feb 19
61%
24
*93'A
19%
36%
Apr
144
7,900
-41
•39 Va '
95%
19%
No par
Apr
134
460
35%
44%
21
57%
93
55%
96
16
41
12,500
85
35
%
57
9ft
54%
100
23
21%
56%
93
♦89%
7
Jan
21%'
56%.
93
100
26
170
35%
'.
r 51%""
85
,.44
'
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
163% Jan
:•
44%
•72
20%
98%
Phoenix
11
22
77
37%
3
21
*72
77
37%
6
Dec
■
.44
22%
•98
10% Mar 15
Dec
.
43%
•20'A
44% Jan
140
87
1,700
64%
•33%
20%
94
149
51
51%
:
140
1,700
5%
1G
64%
22%
98 %
preferred
5%r
15%
64%
34%
98'a
com
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
<
•63
43%
20%
common
39% Jun 26
37% Apr
16% Feb
43%
12.50
(conv)
8b
Mar 26
*33%
100
Pitney-Bowes
128Va
•
...100
1
3
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 % Mar 20
22%
3 4%
21%
.33 %c
NO par
,
3
May
,300
1,350
•127 y4
64'/a
8%
No par
Philip Morris Inc
'.
\
24 Vf
•
6,400
'
-
f
53%
21%
9
preferred
preferred
4.30%
8.80%
27
129%
5Tb
26 V»
•
90%
21%
8%
22%
*72
5
preference
conv
35 %
27
10'A .: 10%
•
100
129 Va
r
?6'A
•
*■
300
'.
,
-
27
95
.
95%
*91%
preferred
preferred
4.40%
$1
,
43%
22%
...100
Corp
Phlla Electric Co
1
12
3
preferred
35 Va
2,500
*
Pfelffer Brewing Co..
4%
9
34-
_25
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Phelps-Dodge
14,800
•63
65%
44%
44%
43 %
-
._*_5
preferred
,Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
48 Va
"
"
40
Peoria & Eastewa*Ry CO.
Pepsl-CoJa Co—
Pet Milk Co common
6
Jan
Corp common
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.Gas Light & Coke.
Fen
100
RR
Peoples
105% Apr
94% Feb
10% Jun
20% July 27
25%
8 it
preferred
Dec
8
25
_lo
4%%
Dec
16% Jun
25
1
21%
com
89
13
• r -
91
Light
86
32% Feb
'
26
21%
&
Phllco Corp common
22
26
'25 %
92
Corp
18% Apr 15
Jan
-•25
•24%
*
26
47%
60%:
26%
21%
76% Jan 24
53
10 %
26%
91%
12
70% May
1
28% July 25
3
10%
•25%
2,200
3%
26%
'
40%
20%
.
27%
__25
1
18% Mar 12
45
.
10%
.
25
Phlla
0
3%
3%
10
Feb
FeD
3%
3%
3% ■>'
40Va
"
t
24
.
400
23 Va
40
16 Va
*39 Va
:
740
..
12%
5%
35 Va
.
5,700
r
127 %
,
86
.
2,200
J
v
17%
23%
35 Va
50%
-
61%
100
10
Feb
20%
,
24
20%
59%
f
94%
94% Jan 21
59% Jan
23%
21%
96
45% Mar
102
24
21
95 %
12% Jan
17
59.
23%
21%
44'%
9
56% Dec
1
59%
23%
,3%
25
31% Apr 22
10
58
23%
*21%
44 %
62
5
,
No par
..100
60% July 12
16
41
*39%
Penn Power
74
Mar
41
45% Jan
99% Mar 14
8% Dec 31
40% Dec
'
40% July 17
15% Jan
J
common
12
t0
L
64
3
Jau
•'
35%
64
91
3
8
Feb
14% Mar
'
60
52%
87 Va
35%
1
July 11
94% Mar 12
12% May 25
May
24% Feb
36% Mar 13
78% Nov 27
96
10O
*39%
,
50%
•85%'
4
35%
«
64 % July 19
27
93
87%
34%
16 %
90%
15,400
•
14%
15%
1
'
39'A
129%
:
127
5%
5%
16
'
93'
17%
*
16
35% Jun
103
,
52 %
5Ta
:
65
92%
14%
48%-
27
;
100
;
•12%
12
23
.
129 Va
68 %
2
80
.
•127% 128
9«!
i
17 Va
34%
«
35%
25
24
87%.'
16%
51%
53
35%
t
•85Va
5%
16%
128%
27
129%
21,800
12,600
90
-
»
'11,200
,
,
63<
38%
<*
770
{
•
64
; ?
2,000
55,806
.
14%
;
,
48
35%
27
129%
66%
Feb
Feb
128%
>
5%
41
'
27%
130
r
129%
_
15%
07
102
*27
:
5%
16%
128%
♦39%
34%
36%
90 Ta
*
.
35
63 Va Jau
July 3
July 1
July 16
July 16
July 11
X35%
27% r
16
5
20
36%
68 %
Feb
97
:
V*.
62%
38 Va
40
46%
47%
35%
89% July 17
13
49%
66%
*63 %
51
-26% Mar 14
48%
93
*21%
.
15%
40% Mar 23
19
40
49%
7»%l
17 V*
*16%,
65 »A
•17
v
23
•39%
78%,
17%
64 Va
14%
17%
•21%
:
12
14%
•17
35%
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
112% Jan
71
Mar 11
3% Mar 12
42% Feb 12
20% Dec 10
96% Dec 28
84% Dec 17
64
;
>
33V*
90%
*
12
14%
17
♦22
12
12%
15%
17
47%
32%
38 %
90%
70%
Penn-Texas
25 i
14%
17%
90%
15%
8
July 15
'
35%
18% Jan
45 % Feb
12
92
47%.
64%
38%
69
Pennsylvania
93.
*90%
48'A;
63%
58,400
-
13%*
'■
88
92%
%
120 V*
r
88V*;
.81
•16%
.
93
'92%
V 38
15%
7
18% Jan
3>
107
54% Jan 23
35% Dec
Jan
:
34%
25
9
'
c
38%
26%
•Pennsalt
Jan
Apr
92%
38 V4
.
65%
64%-
65%
a
91%.
26%
Penney (J C) CO
22 % Jan
64%
.
:
•'!.
13
5,700
57%':
56%.
>.*■
400
17V4v
27a.
33 'A
•78%
i
17%
64'A
'
35%
5
25
$1 preferred.
$1.32 preferred.:
$1.30 preferred.
11
41% Jun 27
64
Telep
8% Jun 13
20% Jun 12
33% Apr 12
13
;
..
39
81
,
63%
J
1
101
90
20
64%
t-
*77-
:
32%,
•lG'/a
:
1
29
Mar 29
.
10
2
Jan
28
*
64%
90
•
8Tt
•lift;
?
13 V*
33,000
43%,
26%.-
57%
120
:
'
3.50
prior preferred
43%
•82
,47%,
;
!
33 T a
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
16 - July
2
70% July 12
106
17
>
17%
62%
..
33,
Pennroad Corp (The)
Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand
40% Jan
26
Dec
•
h.
48 V*
.47 Va
:
t
40
70
-
40%.,.
•IT'
•88%
,
79
27
Nov 29
*16Va.
.
:
«
33 Va
81
120
13
90
78
92 % Jun
11
48%
32%
•78%
...
..
•88Va
i
52'a
•
89%
-
39%
26%,
,
57
'
79
40% Jun
24
48%.
,
13%
78%
2
21
49% May 16
29
90
.
.
58%
122
,
13%
...
40
.*85%
•
1
Co common
89
.
:
57
120.
l3Ta
79%
3
Feb
•
:
-
92 <
17%
26%
78%
2
109
•
conv
.
16%
2.50
No par
59Tb
2.7
60
*90%'
87
,
110
82
•87%
'
*
44%
17%,
10,600
•80%
90
'
•82
No par
1
48% Jan
19
5%
5
28% May 16
28 ~ May 31
85% Mar 13
112% Mar
Dec
Peabody Coal
4
43% Nov 26
91
Co
Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
2
92%. Dec 27
r
Parker Rust Proof
Parmelee
t
"
30% July
13% Jan
6
12
1
28% Jun
21
24% Jun 24
48% ouiy 11
12% Jan
2
Peninsular
28% Mar 27
13
No par
67
29% Jan
11
Common
58
26%
23%
~
l
93%
82
43
17
87
39%
•127
Corp_.__i
4% preferred
...100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
1
; Parke Dhvis & Co..—.;
No par'
7
26
Oct
..loo.
Pan Amer World Airways Inc__.
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
27%
13 Va
•
129%. 129%
-
93'A
*80%
44%
17'
*82
40%-
•27
& Teleg common—100
Penlck & Ford
24% Mar 26
39
Telep
preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
87
23%
36%
No Par-
Paclflc
44 3 a
17%
48 %
25
,
44 Va
40 Va
39%.
.
—No par
Pacific
31
Apr 10
27% Jun 11
31 • Nov 27
20% Dec 21
25% Nov 14
41% Mar 12
Electric
41 >A
123.-:124%.
12%
15
14%.
•22
"10
Lighting Corp.
3
24% Jun
-
45% Mar 29
3% May 22
14% Jun 23
Pacific
.
J
90%
•16%
25
40%
—
65%
93
i
*12%
•.
1
__
42% Dec
40% Jan
23% Jun
5
-■
.!
90 Va
3
Inc
preferred.
:«Pacific Gas &
16
11
Inc
40
v
62 Va
93
.38
.
41%
49%
89
26%.
7
I..80
64 V4
.
89
*17-
48%
32%
01 %-
Nonpar
Pacific. Finance Corp..
7
May 17
15
90
-
.16% ..16%
—
_iqo
common
preferred
5%
.80-
6.23
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
12
July
13
j
n
♦89
44%
60
32%
■
Fiber glas; Corp—1
Pacific Coast Co common
39% Apr 10
33% Jan
0
14% Jun 18
48% Deo
aJun
tTheV
Corp
27 V*
48
-
^300
90
80 %
'
_85 Va~.89
i_.No. par
Pacific Amer Fisheries
■
f
187% Mar 12
:
.
27% Nov 29
V:
•5
3
Jun
21% Mar 20
Aug 27
an
'■•V34%
v
29
r.
Corp
90
•82
•
.12%. ,13%
.100
* 35
92
93
80
'
49%
93%
49%
*90
'
...
.-125%. 125.%
-
49 Va
49%
93
40Tb
17%
».58%
.
.
"
90%
^
,87
,
26%
j
49 Va
-
81%
•89
44%
;
•82
—
50'/a
93
•80%
90%
40T4
:-.*17
.100
_
Oxford Paper Co
8
»
Dec
:
k
9
43% Apr
Jan
46% July
12
9
Overland
16% Jan 31
18
33%
-
.
..
25
Marine
G®._
49%
*91%
90
■
44 Va
~9n
,
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% cumul preferred...^..
15
July 16
22% Jun 10
.
,
series
,.
.Owens Corning
Mar 18
Jan
jun
<s8
12
.
Jun
17
142% July 16
26
fl% Dec 28
.
Jan
18
July 19
21
.
!
Jun
Outlet
16% July 15
36% Fed 11
4.24%
Elevator.
Outboard
Jan 18
Jan
3
65% July 15
104
Jan
3
90
:
•4% preferred—.
Otis
(•ft
91
9
-
19
.87% Jun 11
8
40
Oliver Corp common
i'Va fe convertible preferred
t
49% Jun
69% Mac 27
67% Jan
90
_No par
,....
—
"July 11
#5
.—100
Co_—l_
50%
92%
■
*80%" 81%
*90%
92
iqn
.
Va
9^%
""
.100
—
preferred
-
oil
50
100
.
preferred--,
.
60% May 31'
Apr
3,
16% Mar 27
.
18
17% Jan
3
preferred-
12
Oklahoma Natural Gas..
7.50
OUn Mathleson Chemical
Corp—Common
3
Conv preference 1951 serles_.il00
■
18% Jan 11
29% May 28
.
13
&%Jan 10
Jan-
.
common
preferred
Preferred
61% July 11
129
73
Mar 26
91..
84
11
39% Feb 13
.
11% Jan 22
,
42% Feb
.105
Feb 13
11% Jun 28
95% July23
Nov 27
X 90
•
2
50%;#uly 26
.
Nov 20,.
35
.
;
10
5ft.
98% Dec
t
9
2?
60
'•v
2
17% .Jan
.
'>33%Feb-14.
Yf
62%. Aug
130% Aug
'
Co
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10
;•
.
.
-
4.44%
15
•S8%lftar
•
4.56%
Ohio
3
97
41
18
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
29
Jun
<38
29% July iu
69
103 % Mar
5
35% Feb
i
Ohio
9
101% Mar 18
76% Jun 27
"92
47% Apr
3:
43
July 10
19% July 13
r
23
'
Dec
95
;
.
14
90% Dec 13
*
26%
130
:
200
'
4,500
•
4,400
23,100
23
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 22, 1957
The Commercial and
24
(336)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bftnfe for
Pales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Juiy 17
Jti»y ao
Tuesday
July 15
Juiy JO
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
NEW YOKK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Friday
the Week
juiy 1J
oueres
Q
Jun
126
common—5
35%
127%
127%
29 % Jan
Radio Corp of America
138
24
Feb
29% Dec 26
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
21
40
May 13
70% Nov 27
14
20% July 11
59 3A Apr 12
64% jun 24
78
Jan
3
24*4 July 16
28% Mar 26
(The)
Co
6%
153
33 Va Apr 19
Nov 21
130
35
35%
preferred100
Quaker State Oh Refining Corp—1G
Quaker Oats
37% May
2
33% Jan
7
Feb 20
35% Mar
May 28
31
_
16U
126
2 7 'a
2.30U
37%
27%
27%
6.000
35%
-
?125
27%
27%
27%
35%
35%
126
126
127
127
127
35%
35%
3 5'A
35%
126%
39,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
37%
37%
37%
38%
37
37%
36%
37%
66%
67
67
66%
67
1,200
67%
66%
67
67
19
19%
9,600
R
15% Dec
87% Feb
4
53% Jan 23
31% Feb
19 % Mar
34% Jan
11
15% Apr
12
22% May 13
Jan
35% July 12
39
33% Nov 23
373A Apr
33% Feb 20
30
33% Jan
4
40
20% Jan
11
Dec
11
Jan
5
15
11 % Dec 26
Nov 27
6
4%
4%
18 % Mar 14
6
41% Apr
12
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
31% Jan
12
Reed Roller Bit Co
12% Jan
8
Mar 26
14 % Apr
18% Jan
3
30% Apr
Jan
18
64% Apr
43% Jan
28% July 19
1
1
62
27
87/a Jan
16
18
15% Jan
10
11% Mar
13
60'A Dec
17
48% Feb
Apr 24
30% Apr
5
45
34% Dec 31
25% Dec 27
9% Feb
283A Dec
45% Feb
Oct
70*
Apr 26
1
81
Sep
91
12
105 % Jan
18%
58%
57%
57%
57%
58
25
24%
25%
22.700
25%
24 V2
25%
24%
24%
25%
13%
1,600
Co—
div prior preference—
13%
*13%
14
13%
13%
33%
13%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
34 Vz
34
34 Va
33%
33%
34
34
33%
33 %
36
36
36
35%
36
*36
37
33%
*33%
33 Va
*33%-
33%
44
*41
44
13%
*35V2
33%.
34
33%
*33%
*41%
44
*41%
44
*41%
23
*22%
23
22%
22%
9 Va
9 Va
9%
33%
9%
*
*9'A
9%
9%
5%
6%
*5%
15%
14%
14%
22 3 4
23 %
14%
14%
27
26Va
26 %
50
23%
6%
12 %
12%
12 Va
57'A
50%
57 Va
56%
57%
21,200
37%
37%
38 %
38 Va
39
'
5.000
34%
34
35%
35%
35%
107,400
6%
61%
Reynolds "(R J) Tob class B
—10
-55%
56%
♦63
73
89
.
Mar
—5
21 'A Jan
Co—
Preferred
.
3.60%
series
Preferred
4.50%
Rheem
18
Manufacturing
i.
43
54 'A
55
*63)
>
43
53%
74%
89
88%
88%
*88%
89 %
350
89
17%
18 Va
18%
13%
17%
17%
18
4.000
18%
—1
2%
2%
2%
14.900
*73%
4
Rhodesian
2%
2%
2%
~23
84% Apr
5
42 Va Aug 15
23% Jan
6
62%
77
Jun
7
Richfield
No par
69%
70%
68
69%
68%
68 Va
26% Apr 25
33% Jan
4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
19% Jan
5% Jun
27Ve May
6
j,—10
Rltter Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines—.
25%
*25%
26
25 %
25 %
5%
6
*5%
'6
18% Jun 29
2
7ya Apr
5
8
21% Jun 26
28%
Aprls
28'A Jun 25
27% Dec 10
35
Apr
25% Jan 29
22
Jan
3
36% July 19
44% July 17
30% Aug
26% July 19
29% Mar
12
2
37% Apr 26
9
19
610
r Apr
2
Nov 28
105
Jan
16
27
90
31% Dec
21% May 28
Feb
12
10
17% Jan
13
Feb
27
351
423% May
11
Rohm
4%
33% May 21
13% Jan
2
10% May 14
Gas
Rohr
Haas
Aircraft
Ronson
Corp
39%Feb
12
60% Jun
10
Royal Dutch
Pet' Co
36 %k July 16
30% Jan
40% May 16
Royal McBee
Corp
Dec
28
38% Apr
5
13 % Apr 26
28
2
20
33% July
Ruberoid Co
Nov 28
8
8% Mar
11
15% Jun
4
Ruppert
90
27%
80
71% Dec
17
97% Feb
3
Feb
13
155
Decl17
'38% Dec
5
52
60% Feb
78.
Mar 19
112
>
137
2'
14
Feb
1
82% July 15
12
July
93176
30% July 10
Mar 22
July 17
46 % Mar
6
22% Jan
16
25
3
25% Aug 31
Jan 13
22% Jan
24% Dec
33
191
26
26% Jan
11
69% Dec
3
91%
66% July 17
74% Feb
'
5
235
ivAHl' 23
Nov
155
.
7
311.,.
Aug
Jan
5
215
Sep
40% Feb
83
*
12
17
29 % Jan
235
Feb
190
Feb
,
8
18
Oct
e8
July
-
19% Jun
270'
277 a''
90
6
11%
11%
11%
1st
pfd 4.40%
2
Sangamo
15
23
17% July
1
Savage
Jan
9
18% Feb
13
48% Feb
13;
23%.T"n
% Feb 12
55
Apr 30
79
64% Jun
,
Jan
Jan
13
57%
58 %
57%
58
57%
37%-
37%
37%
36%
32%
33%
32 Va
32-:a
22%
32%
32 3a
13%
14%
14%'
14%
12%
14%
10%
11%
10%
81%
82%.
81%
81%''
2 <
23%
23
24V«,,
24%
2vJis
20'«
20%
*66 %
4
40% Apr
89% Mar
29% Jun
14
28
Jan
7
83
May
1
35
Dec
28
44% May
30% Feb
11
36
Jan
4
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
4
54% Feb
12
80% July 10
21
19% Feb
13*
Dec
28
23% Jun
7
12
$4 preferred
2
28%
Dec~20~
12% Jun
36% Jan
3
Jun
17
16% Jan
26% Ju;i
27
1
21% Feb 29
3% Dec 27
43 % Nov 26
7% Apr 27
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
23% Nov
15
50
Apr
16
39% Jan
4
59
39% Jan
20
July 11
59% Dec 17
8%, Dec
14
11 Va May
20
62 % Jan
10
13
100 % Aug
Mar 12
3% Jan
*
15% Jan
8
76% July 15
26% Jan
12,
27
72% Feb
12
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
29
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
45 3A Jan
19
55% Jan
4
65% Jan
Mar 19
23
13
1
18
93
14
Sharon
29 % Jun
New
York
Sheller
25
32% Apr
11,
42% Jun 24
49% Jan
17
Simmons
89
72%-May
8
54% Feb
12
68% Jun
8
6
Sinclair
Saw & Steel
Oil
73
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
r
Smith
(A
3
46% Jun
7
16% Nov 29
32% Jan 12
49 % Sep
64% May 10
24
July 10
12% Jan 24
20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
17% Jan
12
45
Dec
21
243A Jun
20
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
35% Nov 15
33
Dec
12
40 % Jan
54 Va
45
17
'i8
21% Jan
Solar
2
23% May
51% Feb
31% July 18
32% Jun 11
39% Jan
11
35% Jan
25
45 % Jan
51% Jun
13
Nov
21
11
23
20% Jan
2
29
Jan
31
33 % Apr
18
28% Jun
25
33 3A Jan
23
39% Dec
31
38 % Apr
1
58% Mar 23
42% Feb
12
46% Jan
10
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
40
Mav 28
45% Jan
8
17% May 10
19% Feb
4
91% Jan
78% Apr
81
44% Nov 29
38% Oct
1
17% Dec
84
Dec
6
26
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
4
38
May 28
Dec
12
47 3A Jun
25
95 Va Nov
30
16% Nov
1
213A Nov 29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
19
70% Dec
28
22% Oct
1
Mar 16
4
2
10
28% July 19
26
21
15% July 16
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar
6
24%, Mar 20
29% Apr
2
105
July 17
16% Jan
3
83 Va Jan
17
31 % Der
7
For footnotes see page
20.
Jan
22
4% Mar 27
40
25% July 10
May 27
49V4Julyl7
32
Jan
6% Jan
Jan
45% Apr
25
61
July
July
Aircraft
7
28
8
7
a
5.000
75%
3,800
12%
14
14 3 a
26%
26%
26!
a
2 TV 4
27
27
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
14%
14 7
15%
14 3
15'
13
27%
12%
26%
27
27%
27 Va
28%
14%
*14
4%
(
14%
14%
14
"
4%
5
4%
66
4%
72Va
4 Va
4%
a
65%
a
4',4
4%
2.100
4
3,600
4%
15.300
68
67
66
2,600
83.300
1,360
74 %
70%
73 3a
74%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
4.400
17%
17%
17
53
53
5° %
53
53%
2,900
53%
53 Va
52%
53
53
47
40%
46%
46'A
45%
45 V a
45%
7,700
46:%
90%
89
28%
29%
28%
20%
20 3
12%
12%
12%
9!
a
89%
89'
28%
28%
28%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
30
20%
12 3 a
*
4
9Va
88 Va
28% '
29%
20%
2
8%
89%
30
30
30%
301/8
9%
89
90%
89
45!
9'A
4
45 Va
•
"■*
9
9
9
9
*
30%
30%
,
9%>
5,500
89%
6,200
28%
28%
38.000
20%
20%
1,900
12%
4.700
30%
2,000
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 "a
43%
43%
43%
43%
74 %
74%
74%
*74 Va
74%
*74%
75
75
75
62%
5
63 %
63%
631
63%
62%
71%
707a
71%
70%
71%
87%
87%
88%
87
88
8,400
52 %
50%
51%.
3,200
18%
18%
2.400
4
64%
637a
63
643a
71
V
71%
71%
83%
83%
10
52%
53%
51%.
52
51%
51%
51%
18%
18%
18%-
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5
15
:
71 %
83%
64%
65%
63%
64%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
9%
8%
_1
19,400
4,200
33,900
62 %
1
9
'
63%
6lVa
62 3t
61%
62 3 A
16 Va
"
9
:
83
83%
4,100
400
a
16%
16%
16%
16 Vt
16%
5,500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,000
21Ve
21%
21%
213«
•44Va
46%
31%
31%
*33%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
44
44 Va
44
44
44
44
32
33
33 Va
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%.
33%
*33%
48%
48%
48 %
48%
48 Va
32%
34
3.000
46%
200
31%
31%
4,600
33 Va
*33%
33%
Va
47%
48%
24%
25
48%
47%
48
25
•44
400
8.900
13,800
25
24%
25 Va
29%
29%
30
30
30
48
48
49'A
48%
49
47%
48%
16,400
45%
45%
45%
46'A
45%
45 Va
45%
45%
4b
45%
20.500
No par
43%
44%
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
43 3
13.100
No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
18
18 Va
*78%
South'n
Pacific
Co
(Del)
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
Sparton
Co.
&
$5.50 pfd
$4.50
Inc
common
preferred
Square D Co
common
44%
18%
18 Va
*78%
81
'
18
18
*78%
*78%
81
30%
31 %
31%
30%
31%
30%
16
I6V4
15%
15%
16 Va
16 Va
15%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
No par
*45
Chemical Co common
«
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Spencer
43%
18
81
1
2.50
Corp
Spear
18
a
31
(A G) & Bros Inc
Spiegel
11
17!
75%
13 %
46%
12% Apr
72'/a Jan
17
78%
13%
24 7
July
35% Jun
17 %
77
13 Va
29%
92
1
17
78%
47
Sperry, Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
12
17 Va
78%
13
24%
9
11
17
79%
.
27 %
13
*27
13,500
29%
14
63.% July
17 3 a
79
33%
46%
19 Va Jan
28 Va Feb
17
79%
150
33%
33%
6.100
81 %
29%
94Va Jan
25
17%
33%
33%
31%
81
24%
28% July 15
98% Jan 15
10% Jun
17%
79
•-
,
20
31%
83
*81%
Southern Co (The)
—_5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.5o
Feb
1
33%
a
83
24Ta
15% July 16
5
34
32 3
32%
32 %
Va
30 3
Co
20
12
33%
Spalding
65
<
34
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
3
31%
33%
18Va Jan
10
31%
*81 Va
33VaMay27
Jan
91
17
'
97
83
South Carolina E & G Co com._4.50
5% preferred
50
South Porto Rico Sugar com
—5
8% preferred
;
25
Southern California Edison
25
2
82'
*94%
73%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
13
*80%
97 Va
1
65% July 15
July 16
82.-
*94%
25
13
18"% Jan
*80%
96
_10
47% Feb
44
\'85
96
43%
pm"h.pnrnna Tnc
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
6
*82
97
30%
Corp
55% July 2,
20% Jan 11
lOVa Jun
85
No par
Co
O)
2
18
10,200
*82
*94
50c
1
:
17
19% Jan
July 27
Corp
35
Apr
16% Jan
16% July 17
7 % Mar
6
62%
61%
a
No par
Co
Simmonds
29.800
61%-
1
.
73% July 15
Jan
46.000
20%
61
£
ordinary
Corp
5
12
96!»
19%
61%
32%
7.50
Apr 26
'.sov
94%
19%
61
*81%
,_1
Sheraton
50% Feb
10
shares
Mfg
95 Va
19%
617
81*2
No par
No par
Gi
Oil Co
Shell Transp & Tr—
30
93%
19%
01%
32%
2.50
Shell
10
21% Apr
93
19'
81%
1
Inc
Corp
(Frank
90%
19%
95
No par
Industries
Steel
Shattuck
92%
19%
31%
1
1,800
89%
95
3
:
2.400
15.300
22%
85
5
—
preferred
52% Jan 24
24% Jan
Co
15%
21%
1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
'
May 21
17VaJan
&
*15%
22%
2o
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
35 % Mar 26
55 %
88
'Feb
12% Apr
27%'Feb
6
$4.50
Shahmoon
2
61% May 13.
58 Va J an
2
9% Jun
Roebuck
33%
*82
5
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common
9
6
7% Mar 12
8
Sears
20%
38%
15%
25
100
Corp
3,200,
20%
38%
22%
20%
;
V 100
89 '
20%
38%
15%
93
:
*88
••,;. 20%
22%
19%
:
19,609
33%
33
15%
91 Va
62%
10
205
*
20%
38%
''
61 %
*180;
22%
15%
15%
X22 %
>
100
67
23
16
23
Corp.
Co
Sealright-Oswego Falls
3
5% July
7
Feb
49% Feb
44% Jun
9
24
Oil
Seagrave
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
25 3b Jun
19
Seaboard
'
7,400
20
265 Vv
89 >
*88
-
%
20%
.
15%
15%
No par
No par
»
:
"
22%
Seaboard Finance Co
70% Nov 26
16 V* Nov
523A Oct 25
7
20 Va
38 Va
600
33%
33%
89
*87
J
'38
5
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Mar
33% Jan
'• i
20%
20%
38
%
•
\; "88
88
-
20%
38
38
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common—
3.65%
preferred
102
20%
33 %-
24%
*250
205
..
100
"9.600
*65%
v 250
•180
*]•»"« v 2°r*•>•-33% -33%
2<W
■
33%
89
*86
1.100
*180
33%
250
2 65
*250
3V
31%
*23%
33%
67
*65 3 a
66%
66 %
VI
265
1
Jan
21
75
33%
—5
'
205
*180
15c
_1
12
93
265
*250
20%
20%
20%
20%
*66 '4
-.
31%
20%
—100
_1.40
Dec
182
32 %
*250
3l0
81
*
31%
:
Dec
f
lj.uuiJ
17,200
81%
.
81
*172
*23%
67
7,700
3;100
■■'
i *- a
82
32%
"
i
202
81%
*170
23%
I
78
81
81%
30%;
82
176
31%
31 %
10
33% Dec
105%'Apr
82
No par
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
?'
7
185
*175
No par
Scott
14
Mar
86
'
182
23%
Corp
Schering Corp
Schick Inc
1.
'• "
176
82%
81%
82
80%
62%
81%
*172
32
series A_
...
37 3 4
33%
37%
32%
24'a
Schenley, Industries Inc
96VaJulyl9
22 '/a Muy <29
40,300
59%
37%
10
Electric Co
Arms
58;:-4
58%
36%
31%;
St Regis Paper Co common
'■—J
4,aU0
2.500
37 Va
r
-
'
11%
59%
San Diego Gas & Electric Co_i_-10
.,
39% May
75% Mar
19
3
Feb
96
26
95
Nov~29
77 % Dec
2
;
28%.
11%
28
11%
St Louis .Southwestern Ry Co
100
'. 5%
noncum preferred—
—100
'
23% Jan 29
16
57%
Jan
48% Jan
9
28
63% Apr 20
May 23
44% Feb 14
May 27
205
Preferred series A 5%
;
31%" Feb
16
22% Mar
13
32% May 10
7
23% Aug 22
'37% Mar 29
18
25% May 24
May 23
105
19
12°A Jun
2
17
60% July 31
9
Dec
18% Jan
Jun
*
96
..
28!a
27 Va
58%»
5
10
—100
4%
preferred——.—;
4.30%, conv preferredSt Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San F Ry Co com
*93
'•
1.620
404
400
96
*93
5
.
Safeway, Stores common
"
' 403 %
400 >
•
14
Nov ,30
50% Feb
30%
11.300
1
—
(Jacob)
3.100
31%
11%
11%
11%
27'a
30%
27%
28%
27%
28%
400
46
26%
11%
—.—
(The*,
96
GOO
36,100
30%
27Va
30%
407
*93
96
v
*45
46
27%
30-%
%
30
397
*93
35%
a
3.800
6
5%
36%
32%
1
20 Guilders
1
,
44% Dec 31
8
400
*93
i—1
Corp
9
Feb
394
25%
36 3
*45
27%
31%
393%
20
IOC
36%
44%
4.100
28%
*25%
5%
5%:
27%
406%
30-%.
30%
30'.j
:—5
25
*28
25
3.700
1
4
28%
■;
35 %
27%
68!
68
68%
68%
*28
44 %
44
42%
27%
common
27 % Feb
.
41 %
27%
preferred series A
35% Nov 29
29
41%
27%
2%.
35 %
35 "a
33%
33%
33%
No par
Axle Co
Co
6
C
—25
El Corp'
&
2%
2%
*25
Controls com—1
preferred
conv
&
2%
Corp
Rockwell Spring &
8
May 29
96
91% May 16
24%-Feb 12
13
5%%
Rochester
5s
Trust
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
v
5
31% July 19
25% Feb
Feb
362% Dec
Selection
Oil
300
73
88
7 4 Va
66% Jan
Paper
29,200
70'
73
18
17% Jun
Riegel
54%
52%
s60
73%
88
*73%
37 Va Mar 15
3Ve Apr
<1,300
88
5
2% May 27
j? eb
19
11.400
25,200
43 Va
18
74
17% Dec
31% Nov 29
•
73
*63
73
>
•
1
61%
43 Va
54%
54%
54%
*73
73
43
a
60 7
61 Va
73%
*73%
100
Co
43
43
60 %
43
*42%
9
9
9
60%
500
12%
*12Va
12 Va
8%
9
60
61%
60%
61 Va
"
8%
9
7
7
88
100
series
8%
9
43
10
Common
4
7,800
56%
Inc
82% Jan 22
7%
6%
33
24
15,800
58%
37
24
10
a
24i
a
12%
35%
87'A Jun
6%
23!
6%
28%
72% Jun
23%
57%
Drug
2
23%
12 Va
6%
38
Jan
56
100
57%
*56
56
12
33%
58% Mar 19
19
15
*26%
58%
6%
38%
69
400
*14%
12
37%
6
200
5%
5 8'A
46'A Mar 29
17
5%
50c
10
10
8%
5
1,700
■
22%
38 %
,
1,000
9
14%
22%
23%
-200
23%
-
.'5% '
6
900
;
27
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56
*55%
56
♦54
27
*26%
27%
♦26%
9
9%
1,300
33%
36
23%
23
'
59.900
21%
-
*5 Va
14%
*26 %
35%
65% May 16
23
36
<
1
Revlon
.
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44
5%
C'/a
*14%
10
lo
5
100
Revere Copper & Brass—
}
4
900
13:%
23-
Rexall
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
52% July 19
11
19%
19
—1
40
9
68% Jun
7
Apr 26
89 3A J&n 16
-
*57%
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common——_1
4%% pfd series A
50
39
42% Jun
70
Dec 21
2
51% Feb
Aug
57% May
49
25
2
49% Mar 19
41% Dec 27
13% Apr
59% Jan
8% May
3
85
13
6
4
12
Mar 12
21
10
103A July 26
14
8% May
8
5 % Jan
Nov
11% Dec
42% Feb
19%
58%
&
Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
10
19
57%
50c
Reliable
,
3
32% Jan
22% July 15
3
8
19
57
24%
No par
Inc—_
(Robt)
$1.25
28
Feb
Bros
Reeves
Mar 29
30
54% July
4
61
6% Feb
15% July
26
July
26
18
2nd preferred
noncum
18%
—5
50
50
50
5
1st preferred
noncum
2
5% Apr 12
10% Mar 14
27
Jan
Co
36%
*66%
19
57
No par
1
2.50
-
Raytheon Mfg Co—
Reading Co common
Reis
15-
Inc
Rayonier
2
22% July
87/a
..
Jan
Feb
38
31
30% Apr
.
com—No par
:__No par
^
5
1st preferred
Ranco Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
10
44 % Jan
$3.50
Ray-O-Vac
4
24
37% Sep
i
,
34% Jan
17
31% Apr
37% May
14
,
16% Mar 15
16% Aug
July 19
13
20% May 13
7
59 % Jun
11
48% Feb
.
11% Mar 14
44% Aug
28'A Nov 29
Dec 27
12
Mar 22
17
24
6
100
—1
50c
25
2
No par
5
4.'a
58
*89
4%
52
52
52
58 Va
58
58%
91
*88
91
*47
58
*88
60
58%
91
*50
"
56 Va
*88
16
16%
16%
1,500
4%
4%
2,100
4%
60
57%
91'
15 Va
15%
25%
25%
92 Va
93
95
11
10%
11
10%
10%
67
*66 3A
34
33 Va
10%
31
93%
94
*93
67
67
67%
67%
67
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
10%
2,200
30%
15%
15%
26 Va
95
*93
a
18
18
31'
26
15%
25%
43
81
15%
15%
26Va
1,300
30
*78%
81
25%
15 %
25%
30
10 Ta
68
34%
*47
60
55%
57%
5,700
10
4,300
91
*88
15%
15%
3,200
Va
25%
141,900
25
*92
10%
*67
34%
93%
130
10%
4,600
68
34 7a
60
16,700
«—}X
'i*:
Volume 186
Number 5657 :The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(337)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•.
.
Lowest
1
/
Year 1956
...
*
/
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
36% Oct
2
7774 Ncv
30
91% Jan
26
674 Dec
26
12% Jan
6
4474 May 14
r
37% Jan
2
9
82% Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
13
Standard
"•
Brands
Inc
2
9% Jan
Standard
Coll
Tuesday
July 16,
July 15
43% Nov
29
58% May
48% Jan
23
65
49% Jan
.
31
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
50 :
.
;
May 28
28
2
2
4
62% Jan
19
81
Aug 15
13% Dec
28
15
Jan
25% Nov
28
20 Vis Sep
1
16% Dec
31
17% Dec
11
Products
5% Oct
29
19
Feb
37% Dec
8
28
70% Jan
42 74
42 %
4174
4274
41%
42 74
42
42
7444
74 74
7 4 74
7 3 44
75%
'«t:4
7o7'a
75
77
644
6%
6%
674
64a
6%
644
1
644
7
22% Jan
Nov
28
66
...
26% Jan
139
Dec
19
78 '
26
10% Mar
Nov
9
1,300
2
Dec
4
21% Jun
25
29
52% Mar 16
27% Feb
7
38
-
81
*
50% July 26
99
•: 80 •. Jun
8% Feb.-. 9
May
12% Dec
7
10 74
18
May 28
"6% Dec
2174 Nov 26
31
12% Jun
3
45
Feb
1574 May 4
1874 Dec 12
14
62 '* Dec
13
18% Ifeb
53% Ncv 29
6974 May
7
37% Oct 31
51
4
Feb
5
38% Mar 26
26% Jun
11% Jan
27
18% Dec 28
1574 Feb
12
25% Jan
16
3074 Dec 14
2974 Mar
33 % Oct
1
45% May 17
33 Va
6% Dec
21
1074 Jan
9
Jan
23
18274 May
9
34% Feb
10
20% Oct
.
4274 July 27
29% Apr 16
1
v20% Dec 20
15% Feb
29% Apr
28
22 Va
16
July
1774
1774
17%
17%
1.744
17%
*80
82
80%
8044
80 74
807-4
80'
80
79
79
7974
600
81
7974
8074
79
7974
78
79
78%
80%
8,900
5
5
15
23
11% Jan
19
48% Jan
14
Jan
26
23
80
Nov
1
86
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
33
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
23% Nov 27
23% Feb
13
1074 Jan
1374 Dec
5
43 % Nov
,
27
Mar 29
15
46%
4774
46%
46
46
2,000
2674
26%
26
46%
26 74
46 74
2674
26
25 74
2574
5,800
8% Apr 11
17
14
3
Sun
May 16
18
Oil
i
No par
^Sweets
'
—50
<•34% Oct
Co of America (The)—A46%
Co
1
1_;
i
25.
Swift &
9
Sylvania. Elec Prod Inc
'
9
■
.
Talcott
Inc
11
11
6
Texas
Texas
1
(James)
Co
9
•
Gulf
10
Texas
Gulf
19
Texas
Instruments
Jun
19
4
4.48%
;<
Jan
9
21
15
26
Apr
24% Feb
12
:*/ 52 f^Nov 29
-i 25.. :Jan ,10
.
48% Jun
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)
Apr
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
25
21
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30
2974'Apr 12
2274 Feb
'
155e Apr
27
.
46
Dec
18
6
25% Oct
25
Jun
9
15
44
5% Nov
15
8
10
Nov
15
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--47.'
7
1344 Feb
4774 May
8
2874 Apr
2
17
30
Jan
Therraoid
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•
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preferred
Tidewater Oil
Edison
Toledo
t
2
Jan
20
6
Jan
Jan
Twin
-
•
18
TXL
A
,
50%
,
16
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37%
49%
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23
13,300
85
37%
2,500
10,400
51
1344
13 74
1374
13'4,
13%
13'4
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53 74
52 74
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52%
54
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557a
10,500
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3644
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37
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37
3774
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3474
3474
34
3444
3344
34
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3344
5,400
2774
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2774
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1,600
3044
30
30 Va
29'4
2944
9,800
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8 Va
844
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Corp—644
Paper
Corp
T
No par
& Materials Corp—10
Union
Chem
Union
-
Elec Co
36
49
8
3644
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36%
36
36
123
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91
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24
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2474
24
47
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7%
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23%
9,300
2774
27 74
23,400
90
91
27%
2774
90%
9074
common
.—10
Preferred $4.50 series
-No par
*91
92 7a
X91
91
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*75
85
*74
85
*74
75
*74
75
*74
75
2
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7174
*7074
72 74
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72%
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72 74
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7274
82
*7974
81
80
80
81
58 74
5774
5744
57
3044
3074
3074
974 Alar
Apr
19
•
8
Preferred
4%
2
Jan
14
115
Jan
2
4374 Jan
4
24 44 July 19
2944 Mar 14
100
Apr
15
744 May 20
9% .tan
9
5744
58 74
5774
30'a
30%
3074
(ser of
8%
84a
74
844
10,600
3074
30%
3074
30%
30%
30%
12,000
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5
3174
3144
31 :'4
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32
3144
3144
400
64 Va
59,700
5
preferred—100
92
90'4
93
3074
29%
3044
10,600
23%
2444
54,100
26%
27
27
2774
26 74
27%
7,000
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94
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94
26%
2674
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26
74
6644
66 7
(Del)—No par
44 74
4474
44%
1
774
774
7 74
774
Dye & Chehiical Corp com—1
5%
5 74
574
54a
2974
29%
1
&
Carton
10
Corp
No par
Co—
(Del)
Electrit
Coal
Industrial
—5
Cos
Mfrs
66
66
66
6574
6574
2,100
4474
4474
44%
*45
4544
*4574
4534
400
7%
7 Va
7
7 Va
7
77a
17,400
574
544
5
544
5
574
11,600
29
28%
29
15%
16
74
16 Va
43%
44 74
34 74
35 74
34%
3444
35
1
16 74
44
44
3544
74
29 74
29 7a
900
16%
1674
15,800
44
44 74
27,800
74
34%
35
*34%
35
9,100
34%
3544
34%
34%
*34%
3574
*34%
544
544
5%
544
544
5%
5-%
544
4,000
14 74
14
35%
34%
1474
14%
14 Va
1474
14 74
1474
14%
14 74
8,000
35
400
1%
1 %
1%
174
174
174
144
174
11,000
1
6874
7344
6974
7044
68%
71'A
68 74
70 V4
6774
69-%
30,700
8244
83 7
a
C2%
83%
82%
83%
82 74
8374
8174
82%
370
3774
34 74
38 74
3774
37%
3,200
3444
3474
34 74
4,900
1%
-
144
1
38 7'a
38%
38 74
38%
3774
38
3344
33 %
34
34%
34%
34 44
152
common—82 %c
8
4
U
S
Gypsum
Jan
24
17'/a Jan
7
Co common
Mach
:
29%
1674
•
5%
No par
4
100
65 74 Jun
preferred
*2974
t
1674
44%
& Foreign Securities
Freight Co__
S
66
43%
Corp J
S
5%
1,800
67
100
&■ Chemical-
S
-
class A preference
Industries Inc common
4 74 Co
2574
15%
preferred
U
U
2574
44 74
544
U
7
2574
1544
Inc
94
2574
43 7 4
Corp
*897/a
94
2544
10
5
12
29
26%
*8.9%
1,400
2574
'4
Co—13%
3444 July 16
22
a
94
23%
26%
26%
2
5
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Hoffman
66
2374
22 74
26 7
*89%
No par
United
Borax
21%
1
2
Jun
100
92
2944
l%Jan
Jan
120
92%
Merch*&
17% Apr
62%
*109
3044
United
45
74
2944
9
36
63
109
89%
15% Jan
S
62
109
31
United
7%
62
110
74
93
11
U
(i0
*100
3074
644 Jan
162
6244
1247a
*3174
93
Improvement
39% Jun
6074
*104
32
8
3174
Corp_
2
4
125
8%
95 74
Gas
13
63 4
a
3044
Gas
Feb
6074
100
87
9374
Ino
United
33
8 7
100
1956) conv pfd
United
23% Jan
a
874
0
Unlted-Carr Fastener
S
32,900
30
874
30 7
Lines
ttnited Corp
412%
304
3044
100
80%
United Artists Corp
U
16,100
874
384a May
8
38 Va Feb 19
7644 July 11
86% May 20
56%
3044
32
25
80
5544
a
Engineering & Foundry
Jun
80
5744
2944
10
United Biscuit' of America—No par
$4.50 preferred—^—i-—'—No par
United
~40
81
•
—10
Air
United
140
No par
Aircraft Corp common
4%
30%
Va
Co_
preferred
convertible
United
*80
common—10
Co
RR
non-cum
7174
25
California-::
4%
-
No par
series
$4
of
Pacific
Union
4
152
Oil
Union
Fruit Co
page 26.
5174
23
51
:■
'
297 a
United
see
•
-
747a
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l,
74
23
2374
51
76 74.
38
21
81
For
23 Va
3744
4&0
14%
85
*80
38 74
14 74
14 74
United
footnotes
.\
757-a
85
3744
74
20%
9
7
76% t
*80
39 74
14
874
11"
12
1474-
74%
85
38%
m*
14%
11
Mar 19
747«
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3944
..
2974
1674 Jan
14 74 Feb
74 74
7474
85
3974
;
*
74
35 % Jan
29
"
1444
47% Jan
43 74 Jan
J*--
307 a
8
49% Mar 16
>
844
12
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
*
1474
24
89
.,
400
/
144'a
1374 Feb
15
47
29%
•
•-
28% Apr
14
*46
52%
1.
—1
43% July 16
Nov
147 .4
47
5
18
Nov
7374
*81
1
55
15
*
*14
50
(conv):
16% Aug 20
42
14 74
*46
1
No par
Corp
36% Dec
4
47 Va
5144
Asbestos & Rubber Co
17
Dec
*48%
,3,800
13 4e
50
UnV>n
Jan
35
1244
4774
1,310
2444.
12%
51%
--.5-
Udylite Corp (The)—
Underwood
8
1
2444
1244
2
11
46% May
10
2444
12 Va
79% Jan
5
July 15
2444
13 74
23 74
(The)
Corp
5
Apr
2444
13 Va
—1
Oil
644 Jan
8% May
*24%
13 74
2344
5
51 %
2444
13
■*4674
24 74
3
152
*2444
1374
4774
'I.*..
\
Mr
2444
1374
60V4
2344
Jan
1
12,700
%
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Jan
2
357/2
59
77 a
7
Feb
1,200
2544
61
7%
23
Aug
18 74
257'a
6074
74
Co—-—
14
77
184o
24%
5974
*47 74
Coach
20
22% July 19
187 a
25
59%.
1
Twin
27
181
I8V2
2444
6074
City Rap Transit com—No par
eonv. prior preferred
—50
5%
•
Dec
3
1844
2544
59
51%
Tung-6ol Electric Co _v-_ 1
Century Fox -Film;—i
6% Jun
27
1844
24%
23
20th
41% Dec
Dec
9,200
500
Carbon
15% Dec
14 Va
1,500
United
52% Nov 29
1444
24%
13
155
14%
*2344
7174 Jun
3974 May 9
28% Oct 24
1474
24%
11
9
14%
52 74
:
series
5844 Feb
23
1444
18%
53 '/a
Preferred
July 12
29% Mar
1
2444
*47
300
15
preferred series A
50
■—1
50
63
63%
153
74
*29 74
15
*43%
8%
*29%
32
15
62%
153
8%
74
44»'2
63
154
8%
31%
15
15%
*43 %
44%
62 74
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9
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15
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157
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32
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44%
6174
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9
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15
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61 %
62 7
a
11,900
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9%
19,100
30%
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30%
62
153
157
157
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15%
1544
74
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44%
44
90
10,600
.
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1844
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2
10
14
.
3,900
4544
53 >4
7174 Mar 26
20% Aug
744
139
45
74
20
28% Jan
744
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4674
63
4874 Jan
8
744
139
4574
5374
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May 23
7%
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4644
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*
7%
135
46 V2'
5244
2744 May 16
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7%
135
464-1
5244
28
1
74
6244
19% Jan
55
9,100
5
preferred
9
344 Mar 26
46
23 74
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
>
j
1,200
37
52 %
$2.70
28% Apr
31
4144
3644
33%
14
1% Dec
41%
37
33%
6
13% Feb
4174
3644
1444
2d
29
41
3774
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Jun
19% Feb
4174
33%
Jun
12
2344
2774
28 Va
43 Va
9
82
21% July 17
14% Dec
12,800
74
28
14%
26
2
11
28%
27
14%
95
5 Va Apr
33,700
'
3344
24
6
27%
'
43
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14
28
!
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Feb
Feb
10,100
Jan
;
10
34% July 12
%
34
United
744 Jan
25,200
42
43
90 % Jan
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
74.74
42%
14%
Drill
23
73-%
43 74
3374
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5% Nov 20
7,600
74 V*
43
38
Union
28 % May 11
48 74
73%
4.344
1444
33% May 16
'35 % Jan
4744
7344
43
48
it
42
1
5
48 74
7374
43 7
2,100
lo,800
3474
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Mar
48
73%
43 74
500
6
14
Tank
8
49
73 74
44 74
6
33%
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12
48
74
544
1
40
29
'
4844
'
1444
31
13% Jun
1944
2,800
34
3144 Jan
43% Dec
1974
1974
*19
20
10%
43 74
8
21
84
10-%
1444
6
11
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1044
43 74
26
July 18
114
10%
3344
26% Apr
774 Jun
39% Mar
8,800
No par
27% Feb
Mar 21
7,300
7374
51%
Airlines-Ind
Wbrld
Trans
36
62
100
3574
4244
4344
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Transue & Williams Steell
1074 May 10
6
*82
1044
2 4 74
34%
42
Tri-Continental Corp common—_1
-.
5
207/n Dec
*23 74
35%
43
10074 Jan
July 17
32% Apr
1974
6
23 74
(The)
22
107
2474
>
74
2
Co
Jan
7
*23%
13 74
674
25
(The)
64 Va Jun
_
23%
19%
—10
$1.20 preferred
—
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<
12
2U
3,400
12%
100
—
80
s
3,200
38 74
19%
*5%
:—15
common
ol% Fed
.
25
37%
13 7-4
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•
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Nov
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29% Apr
.
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5
Dec
2474
38'/a
12 74
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Jan
__
24%
37%
.5%
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1
common.—x.
65% Apr
93
*19
1,170
2444
1244
4874
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Fair
The
104
2b
1944
6
57%
10
26% Jun
1944
24 74
29
25 7ii
9
17
1900
2474
3974
:
1044
1074
5744
preference—.
conv
Transamerica. Corp_:
8% Apr
9
18
83
10%
24%
x$2v40
1644 Apr 29
3344Jun 26
11
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83
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1844
41% Apr 24
2074 Jan
4
30% Jan
28
121 Va Dec
84'
84
11
15
30
.
42
18%
52
23
35
4344
14%
83% •Nov
10
35
4244
1875
164,700
544
10
common^—
15
3574 Jan
3474
4374
50c
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Feb
10372 Oct
.23.44
3474
43 74
12
12 74
conv
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60% July 16
July 18
85 74 July 17
24'74
3474
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1,100
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24
744
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109
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4344
11
1,900
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18
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91
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1900
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20
96 Va
1950
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47
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166
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-
13574
78
61% May 25
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3944
744
9
9
2544
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11
30
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1895
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Apr
8%
100
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39 Va May
1274
-
2000
2,000
3474
7044
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6
ctfs ex-distribution—1
Jan
*
1174
8
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3,800
36,900
13
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&
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1
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37
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1
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112
11
69 74
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5
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69 Va
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18
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69
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27
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34%
6974
69
42
81% Oct
28
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29
34 74
4274
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Jan
33%
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3774
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July
34
74
4274
12474 July 10
7C 74
34
preferred—;
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Thatcher Glass.Mfg Co fcommon,—5
13
17
12
* Jun
21 -,8
No par
share
$1.25
27
10% Jan
12
80% Jan
28%
214a
preferred series A—25
16
90
27%
21%
2844
12
2674 Jan
76
28 Va
21%
76%
28
Apr
'/2 Feb
7474
2744
21%
28
100 % Feb
20
7674
28 74
2174
Pacific Land Trust—
12
50
',
3
133% July 17
29
76
27%.
2174
27%
Textron
37% Jun
12
574 Jan
76%
2874
2174
2844
2
3o% J-oli
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23% July 17-
23 % Feb
23
77
27%
2874
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61
Mar 15 ?'
Mar 27
Apr
7644
2744
&
3174 Jan
July 16
Apr 23
1674 Mar 19
26
21
'.7,
35%. Jun
13% Feb
31% Feb
11
1474 Jan 18
207 8 Nov
108',4 Jan
26
52-.' Jun
Apr -25
."**8
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..
7774
21%
2844
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57
8
■64
17
87
12%
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Sub
50 v July
9
3474 July 16 V
22% July 2
48% Jun 26
52 %
1,900
5,900
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27'74
28%
Texas
25
34,000
56%
14
>
2844
Texas
13% Mar 20
'
24
27
;
> 37
87
2844
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•
26% Feb 11
59
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5344 Juh
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28% July 23
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28
2
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12
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.
31
24% Feb
87
1
4
15% Apr 12
53
4
30% Oct
16% Nov 29
.20
5
*85
7
56
14
74
48
common
Texas
July 18
24% Jun
5
35% Feb
14
6%
57
14
3%
:
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Coal
774
5644
14 74
25
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conv
644
57
14
13 74
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674
56%
'
300
1244
1
—_1
:
-
74
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2
—
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Temco Aircraft Corp_-_
Tennessee Corp
11
3
30
47.50
conv
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1.—L— 1
8
31
61
20
45% Apr
1
1—5
Paper Co——a__
6%
14'
6974
1-12.50
Steel. Corp—
87
.77
7*
57
13%
34
30
4IOC
644
5644
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25%
5,300
27%
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—25
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:
1474
74
2174
...
1
common
Mining Co—*
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Superior
Superior
7
57
♦85
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Biscuits Inc
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644
5674
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.
46
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1
1
preferred series A—\
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14
1 25 Va Jun
■
1
i,
574% -2hdpfd series of '55
May 17
Jan
1
l
Co——
4%%
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Mar 20
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*
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
11
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Sunbeam Corp -U-_—
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•"<*••; $4.50 series A.preferred-j
16
1
13% Jan
3874
4774
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4074 Feb
5,300
2674
8
7
2374
47
89*44 May
5174 Nov
20,000
23
39
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95 Va Apr 18
4274 May 27
Jun
33%
2374
39
1,800
9
15
23
33
23
3974
17%
3
2
49% Jun
33%
23%
39
174u
12
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33 %
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3974
18
83
.
33%
23%
74
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69 Va- Feb
3274 Feb
3344
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39
1744
'
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500
34%
2344
5
17%
t
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21^ Jan
4474 Jan 25
Mar 28
13 74
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a
25
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8
May
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21% Jan
28
July 23
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21
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3574
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45
,
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:
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13 74
39
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10
17% Jan
13 74
1774
31 Va Jun
■
29
47% Jan
1344
18%
49V2 May
13 % Apr
18 % Apr
July 10
1374
19 74
76Va Jun
9
54 V2 July 10
1
.
17 74
1774
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<•
2
1374 July 31
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4
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8% Jan
2
20
5,600
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lo
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&;
18% Jan
38% Jan
il% Jun
17%
1774
.
13%
20%
'
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47% Aug 21
11,800
17%
6b
1774
; May
14-, Apr
Apr 16
7% Jan
134
17%
1774
17%
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(The) L S
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150
6,400
100
17%
1744'
85 Va
3874
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7
32
88%
58%
1874
*
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5874
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5874
85 74
1774
89
<
5
28% Dec
67,200
57%
86%
67;
58%
86%
17%
18%
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,
27% Jan 29
43% Jun 17
6
14
66%
58 74
18
6644
58 74
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42
,
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1274 July 17
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1
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74
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2,000
July 15
27% Jan
2
19
574 Jun
:
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59
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5844
100
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1274 July 18
/'
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14
67%
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common
3,600
18
74
11
55% May 10
39,900
18%
38% Jan
8
9
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52%
67
1774
24% Apr
2
13
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13
26
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6774
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2
8
2174 Feb
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53
7
7'4
57 % July
'
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9
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42
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32% Jun
5
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3 74
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52%
17
V
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12
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3 74
58%
53
18 74
50
19
Feb
21
.
1,210
3 74
5974
52 74
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29 74
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374
58%
54 '
1774
12
••
374
5974
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1844
13
30 Va Apr * 2
35 % Nov
7
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5944
5374
1744
',72% Feb
227a Feb
Mar 22
3%
5944
53%
5
i Feb
82'; Jun
33% Apr
6674 Feb
480
4,400
Stokely-Van Camp Inc commona
1
57c prior preference—
20
6
••.20% July
2
2,900
644
59
-.6.25
-
Warner, Corp—
Starrett Co
July 15
8474 Jun
6
6% Dec
940
%
6
Feb
Feb
13% July
30 y» July 31
7
34% Nov
46
Ohio
.Stauffer Chemical Ce__
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
197a May 21
3
...6% Jun
27
23
22 34 Nov
Jan
374
.
25
t
——
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley
Shares
42%
California-
of
the Week
4144
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18", a July 12
12
,25%
344 %.
Friday
July 1!)
297/4 Apr 24
2
17
Feb
of
Oil
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8
23% July 15
4174 Apr 23
18% May 15
5
26
3(> '
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,
29
82
31
35 74
r
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*
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15% Mar 15
7
Jan
Jun
10
May 16
1374 Jan
13
17% Ffeb
50
Jun
85-
25
Feb
17
.
% Aug 24
£ 101 %
Feb
3174
Mar
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Sales for
Thursday
July 18
.
"73%
Inc
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Standard Oil of New
Jersey
;83% July 12
15
17
4
31
10% Feb
13 % May 28
Dec
.
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distribution
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t
18%'July 12
j.' 1872 May 27
26
20
:
3
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
31% May 28
22%Fe'o
9
89
62 74 Jun
3
18
Feb
25% Feb
27% Mar 12
17% Nov 27
1.
Jan
13
7
39% Apr
21% Jan
% Jan
61
25
31% Nov
14
30% Oct
32
-
26
14
an
68,%.July, 5
12
Jun
3
65% Dec
»
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51% Jan
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July 16
02V4 J
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2
15% Aug
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43% Jan 23
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12% May 29
13% Nov 21
.
374 May 22
59 7a
5U% Mar 26
53% Feb
'
88% Dec
,
4
Aug 14
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,
No par
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3% May 16
'43 % Feb 12
Wednesday
.
No par
com
$3.5*0 preferred,
11
Monday
*
;
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*
.72% Jun 26
6% Jan
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11
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28
Dec
01
70
81V* Dec
31
Dec
26
Jan
Jun
83
1
17
71% Sep
56
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
10
Mai
09
73% Dec
23
54 Va July
9
31
Dec
20
16
Feb
10
7
12% Jun
23
13
9
7
27
18
Jan
Jun
U S
15
36
22
1
Ref &i Mln com—50
50
16%
Corp common
preferred
Tobacco
7%
;
Co
48%
70%
141%
100
No par
17%
preferred—2p
82
Dec
2*7
99
Mar 23
80% Jun
13
87
Jan
21
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd. 5
$G convertible preferred
No par
6
Dec
31
10% Au«
3
26% Aug 15
0% Jan
7
10
Apr
17
United
17
7 '}a Dec
13^2 Dec 26
474 Feb
4% Jan
9
-
23
41V* i' eo
65
41
2
38
Apr
155
Feb
4
30% Jun
7
39
Apr
167
Feb
31% Jan
6
24
Jun
29% Mar 12
12
20
Dec
20
82 Va Mar 29
68
24% Nov
12
26
14
24
Dec
55% May
21
17% Jan
3
2o-># Nov
21
37 V* Apr
6
Jan
40
Va Dec
20
129
Feb
7
preferred
4V*%
12
10
Utah
Co
Inc
preferred
Power
100
147*
14
2.50
26
34% Mar 26
253/* Jan
18
33% July 15
94% Apr
24
78% Jan
15
84
21% Nov
13
38% Apr
18
193* Jun
27
25% Jan
105% Dec
20
Jan
6
105 % Jun
26
128
2a% Jun
104
Dee
18
116
Feb
13
97 V* Jun
93
Oct
30
103
Feb
13
78% Jun
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
8
par
197*
.100
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28
20
%
(-
83
May 29
98
Jun
Feb
Dec
31
103% Feb
17
83
17
11
79 V* Nov
27
60% -Feb 11
9
33% Jan
16
Mar 13
$4.12 preferred
'irginian Ry Co common
32
.
July 11
37% July 11
May 20
24
%, Jau
12% Dei
2l
11
27
14% Dec
27
14.
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Materials
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82%
210
8%
1,800
200
38 V#
33 V#
37 V*
138
37 V*
36%
37%
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33%
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33%
27
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70 V#
25%
26
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United Whelan Corp com
21
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Dec
12
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26
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4
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20
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28
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11
64% Jan
0
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38
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24
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25
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135
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87
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,
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1
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80
170
26
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17
03
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42% Nov 29
143
12
3
4
6
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128
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7
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92
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22% Feb
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I
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37% Jan 24
1
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11
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14
EXCHANGE
Highest
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'
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' July 15
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
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30
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43
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21
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44Va Dec
3
29
25% Jan. 10
May
87
July
Jan
27
80
Jun
03
Apr
18
Jan
12
99% July 17
20
25% Dec
31
21
15% Dec 13
16% Dec
5
105 V* Feb
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
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Mar 27
104
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.
18
93
Feb
18
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3
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98
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23
91
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2
49
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11
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71
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15
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54
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9
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12
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29
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12
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27
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5
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17
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31
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24
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18
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15
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23
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30
13
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17
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4
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5
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Wisconsin Public
8
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10
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preferred
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:
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92% Mar 15
3
30
31
83% Feb
Jan
22% Feb
28
6%
•
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jun
20
10c
Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores
26% Apr
-
Industries
Mar 19
41
24
10
May 13
20% Jun
27
No par
No par
34
50% Mar 19
24
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24% July 10
2674
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Wilson-Jones Co
131
19
7% Dec
preference
preferred
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8
43% Dec
83 V* Nov
common
10
Jun
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
36% Feb
Machine
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preferred
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100
1
20
50
80
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20
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common
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4
37% Feb
145
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15
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19
14% Jan
02
common-No par
5
White Dental Mfg
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69
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Whirlpool Corp common
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Jun
12% Jan
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
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Westinghouse Air Brake;
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10
Westinghouse Electric cornmon_12%
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100
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100
38
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18
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100
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1
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4.20%
27
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103
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24
17
20
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13
Jan
•
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28
Sep 28
21% Jun
9
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23
Feb
94
Penn Electric Co
West
Jan
Dec
46
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93
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130
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8
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37% Apr 19;
108
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4.8
1
1.
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2
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Number 5657
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The Commercial and Finaiicial Chronicle
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Record
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New Ycik Stock
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The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Range for Previous
PS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
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Dec
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point
Indicate in each
represent
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~
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f debentures 1980
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s
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94%
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99%
June-Dec
——
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1963-Jan-July
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1978.
mortgage
National
*80
-
1
Electric
1st
85
89
67
1990
1
A
ser
first, gtd' 3V28 2000
Mountain States Tel
79%
78 yb
59
Jan-July
Gen mtge income 4%s ser B
Jan 1
5s income debentures
Jan
1 2045
4Vis coll trust 1976
Monongahela
First
Pacific
1967—April-Oct
Reorganization issues—
mtge
Mohawk
16
89
Jan
1st
mtge
78 Va
Jan-July
D
ser
Co
&
First &
9574
Jan-July
1st
Gen
First &
104%
88
First
*97%
&
&
91%
April-Ocf
1962
series
adjustment
5074
61
3s
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
Marie—
1962
42
mortgage
88
98%
1980
refunding 3 Vis series I 1966
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
91
1
2%8
mortgage
First
Pacific Gas
RR—
A
mortgage
First
91
98%
86
*—
mortgage 4V2S inc series A Jan 1971
May
A General
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
June-Deo
134
81
82 74
1979
June-Dec
274s 1980
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'/4S 1985
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 474s
1987
Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
80 %
*9874 100
N
43%
42
7274
Feb-Aug
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975
First
1st
F M A
59'4
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
83%
«i
First
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
first
First
First &
1972
Sauite
Edison
3s
82
*74%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
54
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1996
99
Regulator—
1976
debs
debentures
69
107%
93%
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1969
179
l'A
June-Dec
1975
debs
subord
conv
Vis
First &
C
56
73
States Power Co—
93
80%
1979__Ja7i-July
mtge 3Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
subord
3
First
1969-.
3:i8s
fund
10174 102%
Jan-July
55
42
Jan-July
67
97
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
6s
•
4s
Feb-Aug
Co
first
f debentures
s
85
103'4 105
93
June-Dec
Minneapolis-Honeywt 11
33/4S
84'4
mtge 27/aS 1974—May-Not)
4 Vis
2%s
mortgage
3%s
—
*68%
Mar-Sept
1966
82
55
April-Oct
89%
103%
80
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
Ilrst
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3'/4S 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3',4s
198£
.April-Ocf
First mortgage 4Vis 1986—
Mar-<Sfept
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
—Mar-Sept
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
Corp—
4%s debentures 1991
First
A 2047
Northern
Ohio
Fet-Aug
1980
Michigan Central RR
mortgage
8 4'A
Mar-Sept
1973
1975
Michigan Ben Telephone
First
ser
1984
85
Corp—
mtge 5s
McKesson &
4s
94%
77
*74%
May-Nov
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
77'4
B0
60'A
.94
79
*-»
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
,
4s 1959
84
69
~4
91%
85
May-Nov
1978
Lines)
77%
—
Quar-Feb
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
debs
RR
trust
86
80
-Quar-Feb
1 2047
2047
Refunding & improve 4%s
Coll
95
79
80
Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
1997
88
*79%
Mar-Sepf
2%s debentures
subord
conv
Maine Central
Manila
1976
1997
registered
80
95
9374
debs 1973—May-Wop
90
*76'/a
0
I 2003
ser
1968
ucIjs
Co
f
s
88
*85
April-Oct
ser G
registered
3s
88
Inc—
uuiu
debentures
General lien 3s Jan
119'/a
83
93
74y2
7474
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May-Wop
May-Wop
85
20
95
*7174
May-Wop
98
f
79 Vb
87
80
92
_
Feb-Aug
1973
99
88'/a
7474
Jan -July
debentures
_JEJT„.
Trucks
Refunding mortgage 3748 series E 1978
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
f
95'4
60%
83
90
Va
cons
s
—
56 Ya
Jan-July
3 Vis
9874
10
*87
Jan-July
101 Va
89
—
ovas
1977
Nortaern Natural Gas 3%s
95%
56 'A
RR—
1994
100
*86
ApriZ-Oct
Louis dlv second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1979_May-Nop
let
morteage 3'4 s 1982
Feb-Aug
let
mortgage 3"ae 1984
Feb-Aug
Macy \R H)
& Western
79
102
St
Mack
Electric & Gas 2%s
1st mtge 4s
&
58
2
66 *A
81
h.
ser
mtge 3%s
State
16
if
74
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
ous.iueuaima
5874
s
Putnam
x
66
5o 14
56%
mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 374 s 1983
119ya
Apn7-Oct
April-Oct
63 »4
69%
58
June-Dec
9
Mar-aept
April-Oct
intge 3%s ser F 2003
60
1992—Mar-Sept
72
RR—
First & refund
West ref 4s June
101
89%
April-Oct
58
*74
100
87
1976_JunE-Dec
62'A
58
Jan-July
92 74
Apr-Oct
Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (Pi Co 3s debentures 1963
3s debentures 1976
r
3%s debentures 1978
5774
807*
101
RR—
82
June-Deo
1982_.
60%
11
*55
May-Nov
5
*95 7 a
May-Nov
62
9
59
May-Nov
85
97%
May-Nov
1952
2c
61
Jan-July
1973
—
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
1980
63%
53
if
85
May-Woe
Long
First
*69 Va
62%
60%
■*
6974
m-
97
General
Aircraft
4.50s debentures
1976
SALorabard Electric 7s series A
Lone
61
74%
58
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 474s ser A 1974—Mar-Sepf
78%
58
*5874
contingent interest 2003
May
ASerles F 5s contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
ApriZ-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
74 %
73
33
Jan-July
58
78 74
*56
4 Vis
67
'u
___May-Nov
61
70
131
a
70
98 7a
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
bds—
A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4 Vis fixed interest 2003
Series C "5s fixed interest 2003——
70 7
7o'a
97 Va
61
mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A 2019_^Jan-July
N Y Telepnone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
76
68'4
63%
AGeneral
85%
74%
99
62
76%
June-Dec
1955
4s
Y
1st
Jan-July
Series
&
Term
73%
99
86
--
64 Va
Port Chester—
&
Y Ontario &
Y
75
—
River
N
65
■
85
—
97%
April-Ocf
mtge 4Vis series A 1973
41/2
69%
87
—
.
&
Y Power &
Feb-Aug
1974
A
series
New Haven & Hartford
Y
N
(N Y)—
extended
4s
1973
B
AGeneral
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
5s extended to 1984
West
&
series
95 Va
74%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1974
Lack
Y
N
68%
ref
1989-——
RR 274s series B 1975
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
•—
Mortgage 4s series B 2043——-—
1st
97
*65
3'As A
debentures
income
Harlem
3
90
e
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
98
N
A
1968—June-De0
ref
1st
gold 3'As 1998
50
89 ya
90
88
*82
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
1997
collateral
97%
146
93 VB
gold 3'As '97—June-Dec
1st &
Lehigh Valley
mortgage 3%s 1997
registered
Shore
First
Terminal—
1st &
1st mortgage
1998
Y Connecting
JAN
146
93%
April-Ocf
1959
3%s series
South
3'As registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh
0
67
60
*75
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv Inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
48
86
88
83
_
Y Central & Hudson River RR—
4Vis
N
96%
104
78
82 74
.8
0
69'a
N
■
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Lake Shore
series A
4s
90
90
100
*8174
May-Woo
97%
*48
107
697a
4Vis
N
88
84
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
88
84'/a
1974
1961
80
81
Jhne-Dec
2%s
95
80
85
100% 102
*
—
85'/a
N
April-Ocf
Karstadt (Rudolph! 4'As debs adj
1963—_Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987———Jan -July
Kentucky <fc Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—Jan-July
5s
1974
registered 1998
—
Micnrgan cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
100
97
5
100%
Feb-Aug
3 %s
12574
83%
Kanawha & Mich
unguaranteed
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
aan-July
B 1961
3%s
debs
High
89
63'A
Lake
105
Jan. 1
Low
Wo.
10
93
63'A
93
90
Mar-Sept
Range Sine*
Sold
94
93%
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
92%
91
93
Consolidated
170
High
Central RR Co—
General
A
1987
May-Wow
1980
couv
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
New
Co—
series
debentures
New York
T
146
88
3Vas
Co
Bonds
nday's
90 *.8
3V»s 1988
Junction RR gtd Inst 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974_
Mar-Sepf
93
99%
*78
,
r
Bid Si Asked
June-Dec
New Jersey
89
82%
*83
...Jan-July
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
86
93
Tea
2%s debentures 1967
New Jersey Bell Telephone
0
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Period
Exchange
First guaranteed 4%s series
3s debentures 1982
94
88
88
Kansas
4'As
90'A
87%
*90
Plain
National
87 'A
1976—Mar-Sept
joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975—
Mar-Sept
1st
86
81
13
*78
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Kansas
National Supply
High
Breaker-—
subord
couv
81
88
6
stock
Low
Corp—1-
1977
Pipe Line
debentures
Circuit
4 Vis
debs
debentures
f
s
I-T-E
subord
conv
80
Mar-Sept
International
3.65s
08
1986—June-Dec
C
Low
*87%
May-Woo
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge
1st
*
mtge 3%s ser A 1979__May-Wop
Consol
Consol
1st
79
80
York
Jan. 1
No.
High
81
Dllnola Bell Telephone 2%s aeries A 1981—Jan-July
Range Since
Sold
Bid &, Asked
New
Last
Interest
B()NDg
Bonds
Friday
JILY i»
fOIl HttK ENDED
Week's Range
Monday, July 22, 1957
84%
a
91
91
90
91%
*83
88
68
90%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5657... The
Volume 186
(343)
St
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 19
BONDS
New
York
Muck
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4l/4S
suboicl
COI1V
oebs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Piusbgn Bessemer & Lake Erie 274s 1996__June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh
Consolidation
Coal
3V2S
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs
1965
1967
82
374s series A
83
4 Vis
—
*98
98 Vi
98Vi
lu0%
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
95
99
103 Vi
7514
83 Vi
96 Vi
96%
75 Vi
*96%
—
95%
*90
941a
95 Vi
95V2
—
90%
97
First
general 5s series C
First
general 4Vis series D
1974
*100
--
108
100
—
3 Vis
Pipe
f
s
June-Dec
Gamble
&
Public Service
1970
First and
First
and
First and
First and
3Ves
374 s
debentures
and
debs
1981
Gas
&
89% '89%
Mar-Sep£
.
Quaker
Oats
1972
Radio Corp
debentures
1964
Jan-July
1978—
4Vis series B
1978
4Vis
1978
series
C
90
—
gold
6s
Louis-San
1996
Francisco Ry
mortgage
4s series
A
87%
84
—
5s
—
—
152
mtge
4s
debs
Jan
A
ser
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
2006
~'l
72
72
72%
75
—
99
93
87
103%
202
98Vi
112
87
79'/8
86
86
75%
75
77%
24
75
—May
Mar-Sep
67 %
67%
67%
14
64%
80%
63%
63
64
60
68%
1
83 Va
91
*—
96%
Jan-July
—
86
93
96
——
99%
96
103
96
—
90
— —
-
87%
—
*90%
■
■
96
*8714
__
St Paul Union Depot 3VoS B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 43/is debs 1982
186
*95
—
•
96'%
100%
92%
—
■
101%
99 Va
102%
18!)
—
105%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge 3s series B
3%s
s
debentures
f
1977
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2Vis 1966
3s debentures 1974
*77%
—
"bo %
*
debentures
4%s
subord
1972
debs
99%
Feb-Aug
1977
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Union Oil 2 Vis debentures
SASiemens & Halske 6%s
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Aprz'Z-Oct
Mar-Sept
1982
1971
1951
Sinclair Oil Corp 47'ss conv debs 1986
99%
__
99% 100V4
53
99
15
95 %
98
92
92
30
82%
89 %
2%s
debentures
2Vis debentures
1985
103%
—
3 Vis
convertible
Indiana
debentures
Ry
2Vis
Southern Natural Gas Co
104%
108'% 111 %
484
26
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.
7914
—
79 Vi
88
95
--
95
78
90%
2
75
83%
83%
85
77 %
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82
36
80
77
....
117%
106%
—
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78
—
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Southern California Edison Co—
Southern
84
84Vi
„
Jan-July
—
92
*93
——
1970
107% 108
Jan-July
114
105
68
64
Jan-July
1994
172%
debentures
1976
3 Vis
assented
series
A
Vanadium Corp of America—
3 Vis conv subord debentures
1969
64
1
63
67
166
173
18
135
173
First
and ref
5s
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref
mtge 3 Vis
ser C
first
72
77
62%
71
"
91%
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K)
15
101
109
2
107
—
5s income
first
4s
A Spokane Internal first
gold 4Vis 2013
Standard Cpil Products 5s conv 1967
Standard Oil
April-Oct
3 Vis conv 1982
April
77
*—
77%
120 Vi
82%
77
II
II
88
92
87
87 Vi
—
91%
101%
99%
"99%
102
80%
9%
101 %
80%
85%
78
73%
93%
93 Vi
*75
debs
1980—
first mortgage 3s
Central
95%
88
100%
88
90
92
92
*97 3i
99
60 Vi
62
46
57%
60
60%
24
57%
93 Vi
93 V i
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65
64%
ft
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88%
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40
103%
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89
90
98%
88
99%
86
17
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103 %
90
89
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100
85
84
88%
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95%
88
90 Vi
90
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90
101 Vi 101 Vi
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95
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6814
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73%
6714
63
86%
82%
86%
"
66
69%
*—
June-Dec
1976.
2%s
67 Vi
Jan-July
May
1 2029
A Jan
ser
Power
88%
74
>
85%
Mar-Sept
274s 1979
Public
83
97 Vi
88
97 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
series A 2004
Electric
First mortgage
59
83
*78 Vi
Feb-Awy
1958
70'
88
RR Co—
mtge 4 Vis inc
Wisconsin
f
s
71
85%
71
85 Vi
*56 Vi
(JO 1
76%
54%
70
a
May
3%s
Jan-July
1971—
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
a
Deferred
2
90
«...
77%
77%
120
delivery
year's'
In the
sale
not
94
range,
n
4.
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-r,he-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash -sale
Included
the
In
154
123%
§ Negotiability impaired by
87%
fCompanies reported as being In bankruptcy,
92
the
84
142%
119
d Ex-Interest,
y Ex-coupon.
maturity.
84
66%
year's range,
included in the year's range,
75
82%
90
2%s l970_Jan-July
87%
77
—w
,
1973—April-Oct
1984
debentures
1st mtge 4s
not
—
June-Dec
112
98 Vi
—
guaranteed 2361—.
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
included
—-
82 Vi
82Vi
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
—Jan-July
3Vis conv debs 1975
May-Wow
103% 107
*97
May-Nov
152
104"%
116
107 %
107
*101' '2 103 %
April-Oct
27
100
Jan-July
4s registered 2361Jaw-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 43 ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
Apr-Oct
5Vis debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981—Jan-July
Gen
1321/4
104% 106
93%
92
103 Vi. 104
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
1985
145 Vi
*—
106
mortgage
Wisconsin
91%
90
RR Co-
86
72
xo2
.
1975—Mar-Set>t
1958
97
67
i
80 Vi
consolidated
82
*60
162
79
—
May-Nov
First
85%
*„
*87%
"80%
54
2
JRO
162
*88%
89
debs
80
84
161
162
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
83Vi
Bell Tel 2%s
debentures 1983—
78%
100
162
June-Deo
mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
83%
Southwestern
102 Vi
100 Vi
84
1st & ref
87%
May-Wop
17
80
*79
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
88
*
1977
97Vi
97
96
1001 i 102
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—Jwne-Deo
mtge 2V4s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin
— —
98
101Vi
94
-June-Dec
Winscon-Salem S B first 4s 1960
91%
*—
3
June-Dec
1951-.
First and refund m£ge 2 Vis ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Wilson & Co.
103V4
94
4 Vis conv subord debs 1976
Mar-Sept
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
101 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
94
„Jau-July
101%
Mortgage 27/is series E 1986
mortgage 2 Vis series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 19611st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
87%
-Jan-July
Participating ctfs 4Vis 1968
91%
First
92
87%
_Jan-July
-—
6Vis sinking fund mtge series C
3 Vis assented seiies C 1951
91%
First
93Vi
877a
-June-Dec
78
—
99%
93Vi
93 la
_May-Nov
1947-
63
'75—June-Dep
87%
sinking fund mtge series A 1951— .June-Dec
93%
May-Nov
(Indiana)
—
—
93%
1981
90
92
82
_ApriZ-Oct
92 %
4Vis
90
90
Apr-Oct
1967
United Steel Works Corp—
6Vis debs series A 1947
92 %
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A
90
.Mar-Sept
92%
Gold
3 Vis
2%s
debentures
116
103 Va
.May-Wow
1973
92%
Southern Pacific RR Cor—
99
98
90
*82
__Feb-Aug
1972
May-Nov
1969
T
879
% 116
0
-Jan-July
—Jan-July
1975
;_Mar-Sept
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
3 Vis
3Vis
A 1977
First 4Vis
80%
—
.April-Oet
trust
1973—June-Dec
Gold
88
74%
11
——
1966- _AprzZ-Oct
-Mar-Sept
4 Vis conv
Southern Pacific Co—
Joint
coll
debs
Rubber
S
West
Feb-A up
1987
97
84
—June-Dee
234S
3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first" ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3 Vis 19tf7__Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3 Vis 1974
—May-Wow
West Penn Power 3 Vis series I 1966—
Jan-July
—
*90
Skelly Oil 2l/4S debentures 1965—
:
Jan-July
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976—
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979—
—Jan-July
84 Va
84%
103
116
85%
ICO IBS
—
*—
95%
1—*,
89 Vn
767a
Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991—April
jL«*»
—June-Dec
91
82%
84%
*97
85%
80
•
__
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
U
Wabash
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
—-June-Dec
1980
86
86
88
71%
86
May-Woo
88
92
85%
~ii
84
*74%
84 Vi
_May-Nov
America
1977
3Vis assented series A 1951
—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
of
Co
&
f
s
6 Vis
Mar-Nov
1989
mtge
4 Vis
75
t
..
Jan-July
;
——
—
72
102
83
—
86
82 %
1976 -Feb-Aug
1969
3Vis sinking fund debentures
1st mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1977
'
St Paul &
Scovlll
152
Biscuit
debentures
2Vis
—
72
O'
_May-Nov
96^8
89
__
84Va
-June-Dec
United Gas Corp 2Vis 1970-,
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
.
—•>..
98
Va
93
91
_June-Deo
1980
debentures
2%s
Corp—
subord debs
conv
3Vis
180
Co.—
4lis ser A Jan 2022
ser B 1980—
income
92%
91
180
—
-
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-Jnlp
April-Oct
ASecond mtge inc
1st
82
87
Mar-Sept
-
6s
1st
—
Jan-July
1997
Pacific RR
United
102%
69
91
1st
mtge & coll tr 2Vis
mtge 3Vis 1982
94
89%
United Artists
94
927/e
3
*bo
—
1st
1st
87 Va
92
6
92
*90
97%
129
88
96%
88
96 %
lb
91%
debentures
3s
lOOVo
*84
—
of Missouri 3?4s 1971
_May-Nov
^ApriZ-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975^
1963
_May-Nov
First
91
70
90
,87
——
100
95%
94
■
91%
21
—
114
5
88
*95
.June-Dec
impt 3%s I960—
.Mar-Sept
1961
and
26
69
85%
111
3
95%
88
.April-Oct
1986
91%
77
Second
debentures
f
s
100%
93 7a
86 Vi
81 Va
1
—
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991-_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
_AprZZ-Oct
-z.
"•>'
81%
113
.June-Dec
1974
Union
*72
St.
33is
Orleans
93
*87
1st
New
87
Mar-Sept
1977
Adirond'k
99 %
82
95Vij
96%
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
&
82%
93
81%
93
St
Lawrence
79%
4/
113
94%
Jan-July
.
debs
10
9 4 la
.June-Dec
Union Electric Co
173 %
Corp—•
subord
conv
of
99
81%
93
1990—
.April-Oct
RR
'
90
81%
*84V'2
w>
—
*90
—
Jan-July
1977
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Aircraft
5 Vis
and refund M 3Vis series C
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
92%
87%
90Va
95
Jan-July
1
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4Vis series D
General
*88
Union Oil of California 2 Vis debs 1970
91%
100
—
89 Va
Tide Water Associated Oil Co—
111%
81
*91%
1980—J«ne-Dec
conv
%
98
162
87 %
*86%
—
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April -Oct
jRheem Mfg Co 374s debs 1975
xec-Aug
Riiine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ a Direct mtge 7s 1950.
May-Nov
SADirect mtge 6s 1952
May-Nov
§ ACousol mtge 6s 1953
Feb-Aug
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
April-Oct
Debt adjustment bonas—
5Vis series A
102
90%
*81
--
90
88 Va
93
1970—
.April-Oct
3 Vis
104%
■
165
*—
—
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
90
*93
Apr-Oct
of America
96%
32
*162
—
June-Dec
1
1977
2s/8S
2a
91%
*106
•
88 Va
8112
Tri-Continental Corp 274s debs
refunding mortgage 3 lis 1983__April-Oc£
debentures
98Vi
90%
—May-Now
3l/2S debentures 1975
4%s
97%
—
Co—
1963..
91%
bo
4
83
88 Va
90
98
84
13
84%
*81 %
_May-Nov
and refund M 3%s series B
Term
——
refunding, mortgage 3 Vis 1968_.Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 274s 1979_/une-Dec
First and
Rohr
*89
—
April-Oct
84
General and refund M 374s ser E 1985- Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
II
—
Mar-Sept
1986
Electric
debentures
1st
2Vis
luova
89
92%
—
St Louis—
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
——
Procter
3s
Line
debentures
101%
June-Dec
1977
106%
100
94
*9214
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019— -Jan -July
Refund and impt 2Vis series D 1985— .April-Oct
First
Feb-Aug
91'/a
101
99
*89
Jan -July
Jan-July
May-Wop
Jan-July
May-Woo
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
—
Plantation
Terminal RR Assn of
Mar-Sept
1962
B
86 Va
83 Vi
1033/4
99 Va 100
75 Vi
Jan-July
April-Oct
6
«
Mar-Sept
First
1984
general 5s series
1973
101Vi
99 Vi
2Vis debentures 1973
99 Vi
6
102% 102Vi
Jan-July
1982
98
100
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
sinking
99
*98%
86%
High
81
—
86%
1
Jan.
Low
No.
837a
J an-July
1974
(Ohio)—
fund debentures
debentures
2%s
Range Sines
Sold
High
Standard Oil Co
Sunray Oil Corp. 2 Vis debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge 6s 1971
99Vi
98 Va
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge
92
Bonds
Friday's.
*82
debentures 23is 1971—May-Nov
(N J)
Stauffer Chemical 3Vis debs
April-Oct
May-Now
3V4s series E" 1975
1st mtge 3V2S 1964
Chem
115
92
—
or
Bid Si Asked
Low
Standard Oil
95
107
*97
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage
592
Last
Sale Price
High
91%
92
*99 Vi
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
Pittsb Coke &
8
*81
guaranteed 4%8 ser I 1963—Feb-Aaff
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
5s series A 1970
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
93Vi
108% 111 la
*—
Consolidated
General mortgage
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
9234
109 Vi
Week's Rang*
Friday
Bonds
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
companies.
transacted during current week.
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
A Bonds selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
July 15, and ending Friday, July 19.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Adam
Co
Consol
Aeronca
Aero
For footnotes
see
8%
25
25%
7%
1,000
200
600
2V«
2%
9.500
♦
8%
8%
common—5
7%
8
.
6%
8
I
1
Friday
300
1,000
Last
x3% July
8
July
23% July
5% Mar
5% July
1% Mar
7% Mar
5%
Jan
11%
30
Jan
Apr
Feb
8% July
1074 Jan
2% Ju'y
8% Jun
10% Mar
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Air
Alabama
Gas
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Alan Wood Steel
5%
Alaska
cumulative
Shares
'
2%
2%
2%
50o
%
13
13
preferred—100
841
10
26=
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
2
—50
29
2,300
12,200
1,800
2% July
H Jan
28Va July
High
5 Vb
1
1
Jan
Jan
3474 Jan
4%
50
160
;<
148
100
1
LOW
High
3
85%
Co
Airlines Inc
for Week
29
Southern
4.20%
Range
28%
Corp
Power
—
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
574
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2,700
5.200
page 35.
4%
6%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Manufacturing
High
5%
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Ainsworth
Shares
STOCKS
for Week
8
25 %
—1
Inc
Range
x3%
1
10
common.-
Industries
JULY 19
Sales
of Prices
Low
l
Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire
Week's
Monday,
whether
Jun
Jan
.K
83
Jun
92 V4
Apr
ts
Jan
89
Janr
27%
400
26% Jun
813i Jun
31%
4%
8,80p
33a Ma/
4"4
i
t
Commercial
The
Financial Chronicle.
and
„»
Monday, July 22, 1957
(344)
32
i
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED JULY
24
4
10«
'Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
1
5%% 'convertible preferred
10
Allied Control Co Inc
—1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper Corp
8
Allied Products (Mich)
common
5
6%
11,800
2%
2%
1.200
~3%
8%
1,200
51%
3,100
12%
American Air Filter
5%
conv
American
Beverage
common
American
Book
American
Electronics
American
Petrofina
850
78 % July
100
22
Feb
10
900
8
July
13%
500
9%
"l%
72%
175
11,100
xll
9%
9%
30%
31%
33%
34
Photocopy Equip Co—
Seal-Kap common
1
33%
31
American
.2
14%
14%
American
Thread
S
3
8
Lead
Ana con
—2
Products
"A"
July
'Canadian
Canadian
Williston
May
24%
Canal-Randolph
Jan
Natural
Can6o
88 %
Jan
Carnation
Jan
Co
July
Mar
1% May
76%
American
Jan
Carter
21% July
Castle
36
Jan
30% July
34% Feb
Feb
18% July
39% July
173/4 Jan
19%
Apr
14 Vb
Feb
14%
3 300
5,400
6%
1,200
1%
10,700
500
16
16
15%
2,600
3% Jun
4%
Conv
Central
23
Feb
15
July
43/4
Feb
lft July
13%
Feb
Mar
14
7% May
2 Vb
Chamberlln
8
8
8%
5,300
7% Mar
4%
4%
4%
700
4% Mar
290
91
88
87% July
10%
Jan
4% July
Feb
101
Consolidated
Chief
Christiana
Clark
91%
91%
25
Electric
Associated
lOo
91% July
15%
2.50
101
Apr
Atlantic
Fisheries
6% Mar
Atlas
Plywood
Automatic
Steel
"Non-voting
!
•8;%
25%
1
4%
.4 3 8
1
4%
Co
Products
ft July
8%
Jan
%
2
Jun
2%
Jan
2
2%
1,200
2
Jun
3%
Jan
Colonial Sand
3%
4
2,900
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Commodore
Hotel
Public
Jan
1033/4
Fe"b
Community
98
1
Jan
1%
Jun
39
Feb
Co
Stone
1%
1%
1,100
500
4,000
4%
4 3/8
4-%
21.900
7
7
7%
3,400
46% July
ext
Vtc
to
Connelly
9*700
8%
9
15% July
43/8 Apr
26%
10
1965
Inc—
Consol Cuban Petroleum
Baker
Industries
Banco
de
los
American
39
39
100
39
16%
18-%
15%
16
15%
16
800
2%
3
13,600
Jun
Jan
46
Foote
Co
Gear
Corp
143/4
14%
Feb
Feb
21%
17
Electric
Corp.
Industries
10c
Inc
,_l0c
^
16%
Feb
3% Mar
Feb
3
3ft
52,500
1%
134,800
200
11
17%
17
17
3%
4
5%
4
2
5%
1,300
2,600
200
6V4
Jan
5%
Jan
14%
Jun
14%
1,000
42
9
•
July
May
"4%
6% Mar
12% Feb
£1
American
dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
British
~5
200
11% July
4% Jan
6'/a
500
5%
32%
2,200
29 %
91%
92%
70
14%
2,200
ioy4
10%
900
2%
2%
100
9%
9%
10%
8,800
7%
7%
8%
—
92%
10%
Vb
4,300
Jun
5
3/b
Jun
34% Mar
Jun
94
•
dep rets ord reg
58%
59
59%
5,200
5ft
—
5ft
3,800
510
__
5 iff
6.400
33,300
18%
700
63/b Mar
15%
.15%
.
Jun
8% July
53/8 Jut:
12 y8
Jan
loy8
Jun
"6% -Feb
634
Jan
6.300
1
May
.T7/e
Jan
J 00
21
July
243/4 May
9% Jan
17
18
-17 %
5
300
Jai:
Apr
15
TOO
17%
5
•'?«■
13'/a
Apr
15
32,200
13%
.
200
■
18
Mar
May
%
Jar.
V
11% Mar
10%
11
400
17
1
Jan
18
1,000
17
2,300
5
July
17% July
/Ta July
" July
14
July
10% July
l_._il.50
Jan
5-1
5%
10% May
.11%
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Drug
Co
4%
Jun
Cuban
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
partic
"A"
6%
2,500
4"«
4% Mar
5
July
6,100
81 %
Feb
96
Mnv
12:,4
121,700
5%
Apr
6%
6%
6%
200
6
Jan
18%
18%
19%
500
17 Vb
Feb
22%
Jan
26
26
50
24 J/2
Jar.
26
Jan
1 %
Feb
•
_25c
"
1%
l3/4
100
Oil
143/B
10,300
9% July
14 V2
16%
18%
1.050
-18%
Feb
6
Jan
50c
Co
Sugar common—■
3%
3%
4%
20,000
15% July
3% Jun
5.
18%
1834
19l/2
9,200
16J/2 Mar
23%
37
37
50
common.
_%c
Curtis Lighting Inc
common..
150
1%
22,600
9%
"l%
38%
1%
•
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
1%
7%
Jan
8 3/b
July
5%
Feb
Jun
31
Jan
43
Mar
45 %
60%
Feb
Jun
5
A July
4%
Jun
5
A July
5 A Apr
Manufacturing
Daitch
9'4
class
1
__2.50
11
11%
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc—
13/4
43
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
3
Apr
55% May
23%
15% Mar
19
16%
19%
Jan
Jun
July
Jun
6 Va
Mines Inc.—„——
:
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
...
35
Dejay Stores common
—50c
Dempster Investment Co—
1
Dennison Mfg class A common
5
8 % debentures
100
6 J/8
1 J/4*
334
Detroit
Manufacturing
Co
1
100
67\\
Jun
11%
1,500
374
Feb
:5ya Mar
5
4% July
IV2 Jan
6% Jan
"•
2ft
2ft
2
42
4b
700
ft
15,700
3
July
6%
6%
6,300
3-%
3%
100
73/4 July
33/4 Feb
16%
17%
1,500
16% Feb
12%
12%
6,900
12
%
9.500
%
Jan
400
3%
Jun
Jan
July
8%
Jan
5%
Jan
22% May
16% Jan
dep rets ord .reg—>-—6s 8d
(The) Corp
'r
1
Exploration Ltd
i
—2.50
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
.*
Dominion Steel At Coal ord stock
•
Dominion Tar At Chemical Co Ltd
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
7.50
3%
3%
5%
2,500
1%
1%
20,500
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd.—
Draper Corp
43/4
Feb
Driver
Jan
Duke
Apr
DuMont
2%
Jan
7
7.50
8%
Jan
Jan
Power
50c
Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
Calif
Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
5
36%
13
1
22,300
4%
5%
700
35%
36%
4,800
10c
I
$3.00 preferred
preferred
2%
2%
1
13%
13%
13%
6,000
5%
5%
5/0
1,100
3
Fire Insurance
.6
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
see
page
35.
25
Feb
Feb
38
July
27%
27%
27-%
450
l
9%
9%
10%
13,300
Jan
9Is
Jan
Corp
reg
common...—
Duval Sulphur &
Dynamics
Anr
July
Corp
Jun
3%
Apr
Jan
60
Apr
July
50
Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Feb
6
Apr
Eastern
States
100
8%
8.%
18 V'a
187k
40%
,.,100
5 Va.
31 '4
50
207a
1,500
9 (a
4,500
"
87'a
8%
July
13
19 J/4 July
Feb
34 74 Mar
9V2
41
Jan
Jan
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8,100
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11%
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3% July
l51/4 May
14% Apr
-
Apr
30%
Apr
31% Mar
19%
Jur.
23%
Jan
872
Feb
10%
Jun
Apr
69'/2 May
30% May
6V4
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1,300
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7,300
4%
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53
4
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1,300
8,900
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7
Feb
7%
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Feb
18
28
Apr
3574
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7%
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5*2
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May
Jan
143/4
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of
13% Mar
29
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;
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v
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8%
18
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Hosiery class B common
Test
'
11%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
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46
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,
42
50
1
% May
4%
1% May
5% July
•-
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55
10,600
50
Calvan Consol Oil Ac Gas Co
Co
Co.—.——
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Common
Duraloy
VB
common..
Harris -Co
6%
Jan
32.50
1
*
——•
—_1
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1% July
4%
14'ft
American
Drilling & Exploration
ft
Jan
600
218
Jan
2l«
2%
7%
16 V*
.15,500
2% July
8% Mar
5%
common
31,400
46
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Ltd—
700
10% Jan
Jan
3%
200
6% July
8% Jun
Feb
39% Alay
146
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Jan
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Apr
5
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374
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138
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14
1%
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14%
5%
Apr
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30% Mar
12%
Feb
6
20
140
140
—1
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Club Inc
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Distillers
''
-
•
3% Mar
■
Iron Foundry
1
Development Corp of America—.—...1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
33
400
.
14%
1
Jan
8
6J/8 May
1% Jan
1,800
__
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25c
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May
10
Apr
'
14 J/2
12%c
Jan
2%
Apr
133/4 Mar
900
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12%
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6% May
9
■
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6 V2
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200
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.
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23
1
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13%
1
1%
7
2.50
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Co
Feb
1,500
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Feb
~8
2 J/4
18
8%
"7%
Jun
13
18%
6%
July
7
*
200
10
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Apr
6
12%
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;—1
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„
common
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Cent Petroleum
$1.12
5%
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10% July
23/4 Feb
Jan
17
6%
10
Super Corp
1
Jan
" Jan
Jun
6%
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...
Crowley Milner & Co
Durham
Camden
Jan
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5%
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c
$2.50
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9
convertible class A
O
11,600
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5-/8 a-ar
4
Apr
23% July
8% Jui:
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;
7%
Jun
1 Vb
6%
50c
common
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Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd OH Corporation common
C Ac
4%
1% May
3,700
:
21
19%
American dep rets ord shares..3s 6d
6%
5% July
1,100
1
preferred
preferred
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36,800
18%
18
•
Buell Die Ac Machine Co
Burma
21%
17
1
common
(The)
20^4
17%
2.50
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Hill
100
400
18%
10
common
convertible
Bunker
27% Mar
r1,100
1
preferred
Corp
serial
2%
53%
1
Bruce .(EL) Co common
»Brack Mills Ltd class B
6%
'21%
2%
53%
i
—
1
£1
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Brown Forman Distillers
60c
-
...
Beverage Corp.
Jan
27 %
£1
Brown
Budget Finance Plan
Jan
5%
1
American dep receipts .(ord reg)—£1
,
,
Apr
Mar
7
Petroleum Co Ltd—
(The)
22%
Feb
5%-
21
—
British
Company
200
'
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Jan
16
32% Feb
!•
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1
*
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t
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9%
,
5%
5%
21
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100
13%
—
t
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200
•
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15% July
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a
14%
r
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Jan
13%
15%
32
——
48%
7 Vb
7
15%
20c
dep rets' ord bearer
Rubber
Feb
Jan
Apr
-
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Mines
Creole Petroleum
Feb
7,100
•
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cumulative
Ltd—
preferred class A—
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i
Jun
Jan
5%
14
6
12%
3% Mar
2,100
7
Cott
18 % May
Jun
13V2
—
Apr
4%
42%
1
Inc
May
10
15%
11%
den
4%
Coro Inc.
$1
Jan
12%
42%
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Brown
Jun
10%
_1
...
Corroon & Reynolds common
A July
Jan
July
12%
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common
A
7
14%
l
common
Works
American
American
(
6 % Mar
4i%%; 51
20
voting.
Gold
•
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non-voting..
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A
Class- B
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Aviation &
(Hj
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Mar
Apr
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Gas
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25
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,
16% Mar
50c
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Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
British
150
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j
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Pwr ord__*
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r
5
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i
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25
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21% Mar
200
j
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Bell Telephone of Canada
Beiock Instrument
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
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-
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2,100
9 Vb
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19 %
•
common
Co
14%
8%
Jan
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goo
Ac
Jan
Jun
15
Jan
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6% Apr
Jan
14-3,4
Mar
9%
'
Shoe Corp
(S)
1%
7%
30%
,19,000.
Apr
10
JUn
100
9%
434
Jan
5%
Barry Controls Inc class
Incorporated
Bearings Inc.—
Blumenthal
5
Jan
5
>4% Mar
Jun
-1,200
Engineering—1
Commercial Corp—
i
3% July
800
3,801)
lo
Basic
Inc
Jan
Jun
July
2%
%
9
■
13%
3%
3%
4%
l
Barcelona Tr Light Ac Power Ltd
Steel Corp
Bickford's
6
400
300
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14%
2% May
4%
3%
1
Banff oil Ltd—
(A S)
-
-3.200
1
'5%
10
1.25
Jan
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Continental Air Lines Inc
1
& Gas—
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Beck
6(2
23%'"24%
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■
4%'
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Jan
3
shares
Beau-Brummell
%
31
Feb
,-3 Va
Apr
Jan
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.
Jan
24%
Jan
93/4
S
Baldwin -Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Jun
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July
23%
Jan
25%
3%
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6
•
Inc
-87
Feb
G'/e
1,200
2,000
14% V" i'tei
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1
i
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10,000
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;
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Jun
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1
—
Mar
21 % May
31%
14-%
__„1
Containers
Jan,
Cooper-Jarrett
:
73
143/4
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OH
Jan
31%-
_1
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4%
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1
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5% Mar
May
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■
10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon
Development
ordinary
&
*:20% May
8% May
*
vtc
Oils
Caribbean
Feb
2% Jan
'12%
5
,
—
Continental Materials Corp..
Cook Paint & Varnish Co..
Bailey 8c Selburn
5
-2,400
11,100
8
Feb
.*■ Alar
4%
IOVB
100
73
100
'
9
6%
800
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;12
1,350
26%
.
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Jan
-66
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Automatic Voting Machine
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9
-25%
0%
16 Vt
preferred
.ft? ft,ft
!—1
1
46
Products Inc
non-cum
1
85
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2%
Jim
Vb -Jun
"/
,200
21%
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15%
Audio Devices Inc
83
Apr
iV
5%
13%
25
Feb
Mar
23%
20,600
13%
21%
83
10
4
1.
Jun
4
3ft
.1,000
:;-«5%
13%
15%
Aluminum
6% May
7%--Mar
22%
Club
Jan
Jan
Feb
;73% July
8 J/4 Feb
~47».
Feb
—
Corp
•5%
Feb
11% May
Jan
11
-
-73 %
315
Jan
9% July
Jun
5%
Jar.
18% Mar
4%
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5%
23%
4%
,6,400
£& v,-.12,900
%
17%
16
•
Feb
3/b MaV
May
63
73
13%
10 pesos
Co
24%
800
l
lOc
Coast Line
106%
July
'
4,100
8
1
Atlas Consolidated Mining Ac
r
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Jan
May
6% Mar
-
12,800
6
Associated Tel Ac Tel—
Atlantic .Coast
Apr
9
4
,
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1,'400
24% 24% ,.v"
50
%
%
„
5%
.3%
3%
15%
1
•
;
....—1
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2Vb
;__lc
Class A participating
29
39
17% Jun
1,400
200
7% /■ 11,000
514
5
Mining—
Corporation...
Claussner Hosiery Co—
9%
1
Inc
5%
1
Clary
Coastal
Co
Mar
7Tb Mar
31%' Feb
10
—
Co..
"5%
2
4%
18%
7
21%
6
21
of America
Gas
7%
14%
Industries—
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;
21
~8Vb
Food Stores
Associated
'•
4%
.2.50
Corn—
Oil
Controller
Clarostat
Light—
Associate Laundries
27
50
100
__10
:
common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc——
Rivet Ac Machine..—
39% July
American dep rets reg
-
,1,100
.10
—2
/Chicago
27% July
Associate
31® Feb
'
Feb
25o
Jan
.8 (it
4
100
100
America—i
of
Charter Oil Co Ltd—s-1
Jan
Jan
Inc
113
28% Z
18 Va
•
common
.17%
20
Productions
Jan
2\l July
95,300
.
la Mar
1
...1
1
1
1
Inc—!
preference
Co
Corp
33
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7
Jan
J.37 %",'
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13b
102
i
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pfd
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55,600
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4,800
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8 7«
27 Va May
Apr
23/b July
5% "July
110,000
2%.
j<:
4% May
,3% May
24%
2,000
3r700
Co—
Power
&
Convertible
Jan
40,800
1
"
to
•
$1.50 series
16% May
39%
warrants
22% May
3 Vb Jun
,4,10(1
•
.6
.
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10
Century Investors
277 a
Co
10%
Feb
*.-1
Co.—
Century Electric Co
35%
Ac
2
-
2ft
36
preferred—...
.
Power
Central
% Mar
7%
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3.50%
Jan
Jan
21
Ac
M)
preference
26 %
Armstrong Rubber Co class A_
Aro Equipment Corp
Feb
Jan
2s 6d
of America—
Ceneo Corporation.....
1
Central Explorers Ltd—
'Central Illinois Secur Corp..
34% May
Jan
3i
(A
37%
Armour
J ft
*'
dep rets B ord
Catalin Corp
11% May
1,450
-
July
8 3A Mar
11,500
400
Jan
27%
Power Ac
3%
28
common-
(J W) Co common
Products common
Casco
30%
Feb
88
preferred:
~2%
5.50
Carey
11%
Appalachian Elec Power 4% % pfd—100
Fuel Oil Corp
8
8
6%
12,500
25%
,
2%
<—5
1
Capital City Products common
Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
243/4 May
26% Jun
,14%
23
14%
1
Gas .Co
25
6
.—1
1.
1
vtc
Ltd
Producers
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
4>72%
2%
Corp—
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jun
'
'1%
5o,io0
a
2%
3%
3%
25%
Gas
July
"
~2%
"
17
bit
Carreras Ltd—
12%
4
lft
1%
—2.40
—
Arkansas
Arkansas
1
6c
Ltd partic
Minerals
Petroiina
Feb
7
10',
9 ft.
%
2 %
pfd—10
Canadian Marconi___.
10% Mar
52 %
Cherry-BurreJl common——
shares
Angostura-Wupperrnan
4% Mar
70
39%
5%
5%
10
4.78
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Jan
■28% July
Jan
19 %
9
2
Dock Co Ltd—.—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—_—10c
Canadian Dredge Ac
Carolina Power Ac Light $5 pfd
11,600
22%
20o
Ltd
Mines
Post
Anchor
Feb
5%
112,000
815
8
vtc.l
Oil Co Ltd
Atlantic
Canadian
143/4 May
17%
12%
13
J,400
125
3%
4
8
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
15,500
10
31%
16%
AMI
800
34
17 Va
American
Jan
May
32%
.1
preferred—
'
71
21%
27
A—
5%
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
1% Jan
19%
!0
American
400
26%
72'
19%
pf
Inc class
20
preference
Southern
Jan
50
.1
Co-
81%
1,80U
2J
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1
20
6%
Jun
**1%
72
——1
Co
July
123/i
9
•
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12 %
23%
9
13
Maracaibcr Co
Natural Gas
Apr
-diiyh
Mar
28
26%
•
common
26
--
4%
15
Canso
1
pfd—18
—1
Inc
American
8% July
19% Feb
23%
Co
American
3% Feb
79
American Laundry Machine—
American
Feb
Jun
203/4
22
100
<R I)
3%
Jan
Low
High
"
6 % 7o
Canada
2%
Ltd
Co
Range Since.Jan. 1
Snares
*
Ltd
Co
Cement
Canaaa
Feb
10,000
13%
21%
Jan
>% July
1,100
13
21%
28%
6
6(4
common.
Inc
Industries
1,800
8%
Goods' Manufacturing-
Aluminum Industries
Ambrook
"3%
48%
5174
Co of America—
cumulative preferred-
$3.75
Apr
33% July
13 %
Aluminum
Aluminum
200
4%
6 %
2%
——I
Alles & Fisher common
Prices
Low
Par
Bread
for iVeek
Range
«i
Low
High
Canada
■Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co
Last
Sale l'rice
Exchange
»«.ock
Sales
Week's
Friday
1!^^
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stuck
FOR
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
2%
4%
25%
Jan
9% July
-
.;
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1
1
i
15
.1
49 "2
18 J
2
49 "2
48
18 7
4
200
19%
1.700
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preferred series A
14
$6
preferred series B
»
180
162
180
75
«
29% May
Jan
,
Iron.
Corp..
150
145
150
175
:
36%
Jan
17 % May
100%
145
Jun
July
54% May
31 3/b
180
162 %
Jan
July
Jan
Volume 1.86
Number 5657
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(345)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Stuck
Week's
Last
Exchange
common
$2
snares
ox
Mines
Electric
Bond
&
Snare
25 %
—H
of
Corp
El-Tronics
America.-.:-
Inc.
pfd__
Equity
;
$2
Corp
convertible
Erie
Forge
6'/o
100
preferred.—
Ero
Manufacturing Co_
Esquire Inc
—
—
9%
1
32% July
Jun
17/4
300
23,200
-i no
o-i". v%y
x8% July
3%
3% May
1,100
-
6,100
38
jron
Factor
'Maxi
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-
12V* Mar
4
Jan
Faraday
A___;
1
5k/
1%
Jan
Fire
General
Association
(Phila),
Class
A
Class
Ford
6%
42 V*
42
42%
1,650
14....,
13%
14%
12,600
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9%
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Jan
40%
45
108',2
•
450
106% 109%
Y
J*
£1
_
5
114
114
102%
25
Head Brewing Co—
(The) Company
5%
6
Mar
109
Gas
Corp
T__
& Company
&
3%
Jan
5 Vo
1 %
7%
1%
*6%
6%
7 V*
20
20
16 V*
Co
*
common—
preferred
General
% July
4,300
1
3,400
6 %
17,600
2U
u0
v.
warrants
1,000
~5
4
Alloys Co
no
%
20(1
com__l
2%.
.
4%
'
American dep rets
General Fireproofing
Indus
General
5%
2
400
2%
2
V*
500
50c
common
(A C>
Gilchrist,
001'8
t
Gold
1%
25%
Co
Co_
t
'
-
Mar
6
Mar
Alden Corp
Glenmore Distillers class B
•
Wernicke
Gobel
(Adolf)
Goldfleld
Industries—;.
Inc____;
•
Great
Industries
Atlantic
Inc—
Pacific
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Greer
4%
17
48
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97%
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9%
11%
600
100
11%
Jun
13 %
40%
850
29 %
Feb
43
11%
11%
11
11%
19
8 /a Mar
10,700
1,900
19
,
600
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Gulf
States Land &
8
July
Jan
6%
7%
"2,500
^
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__
98
28% May
9% Jan
7% July
2% Mar
11% Jan
3% May
4,200
3
2,300
.2%
„
July
181% 186
102 %
-
:
127
10%
•
-
10
—
-128
2%
3
Mfg
Helena
Heller
4%
3
380
75
Jan
40
77
Feb
—-
-—
105
Jan
86
Apr
—
—
2
& Co 5%%
100
;
Hardart
July
5%
5,600
4%
Jan
6% May
26%
4,700
15%
Feb
28% Julv
9%
100
8%
Feb
10% Mav
3T«
2,100
3%
Jun
10%
1,600
10%
Jun
3%
3%'
10%
10%-
34 V*
34
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*
22%
•
1,000
1%
20,100
20%-
%
50%
119
119
30
29%
99
24
22.800
23%
13,700
1,000
21
50%
:
30
200
100
150
54
55 %
63%-
65
f
4 %-
;
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37%
Jun
2%
Jun
4% May
Feb
4
—
5
400
2,900
4%
300
Indianapolis Pwr & Light Ar/o
Industrial
Enterprises
Industrial
Hardware
of
pfd
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North
footnotes
Iron
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&
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page
35.
107%
1
10%
17
II,900
46% Mar
60%
26
40
51%
54%
40
3,700
7% Jan
12
2,900
9%
Feb
1
Feb
16% July
1% May
Q7o
Sugar
9%
Feb
15% July
17% May
Jan
35% July
14%
14%
14%
1,200 >
4
33%
53%
36
700
13%
14%
500
30%
33'%
17,900
35% x37%
53%
1,200
30%
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5,100
33 V*
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52%
42 %
18%
600
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10
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24
21
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58%
59%
7,100
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6 %
7,900
22,600
9%
uan
—
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100
1
1
1
--
.
—
„1
l%.July
14%
11%
800
28
100
8%
500
23 %
2,000
5%
5%
1,700
Industries
Inc
Presto
July
National
Research
84
24
70
81V*
t
200
15%
2%
100
106% 109%
1.900
10%
3,400
2
90
8%
Apr
6% Feb
Jun
94% Mar
Jan
28% May
Apr
2%
Jan
Feb
109% July
Feb
11% July
Corp
National Starch Products
National Steel Car Ltd
Neptune
Nestle
Le
Transit common
Electric Corp
Union
Meter common
Mur Co common
2
Jan
Jun
12
10% May
17%
Jan
8
May
12% Mar
11 % July
14
Feb
26
29
Apr
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
18% Feb
23% Apr
7
5
Jan,
34
50
32 % Mar
17
1,900
15% July
1%
13%
25
1,600
,'!r
11,100
29 %
33%
28,600
84
1
Jun
96
12% Jun
10
144'/a
"2%
-
17%
—
118
118
38/2
2
17%
3%
3,i
380
1% May
July
90% Apr
90
Jan
95
Jan
Apr
90%
Apr
141
Jun
159%
Apr
81
50
16% July
19
116% July
200
25,800
3%
2,000
26 %
26%
500
10
400
32%
200
3%
700
-
~3%
3%
900
8%
10%
Jun
\ Feb
8,100
39%
9%
22%
Jan
25% July
9%
29
2%
3
Jun
July
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
3% May
Jan
130%
Jun
4
Jun
1%
Jan
39% July
31V*
Apr
10%
35%
Apr
Jan
3% May
Jun
14%
Jan
Feb
4%
Apr
Jan
11%
J»n
4,000
5%
3%
4
2,900
3
Apr
4% Jan
2
2
200
2
Jun
2%
Jan
17%
17
100
17
Jun
21
Jan
18
-
1
10c
1
30c
5
1
13% Apr
33% July
44
3%
5
*
Apr
Mar
Jan
1
Jun
2% Apr
3% May
37%
32
3%
1
35
21% Jan
104
1,200
%
119
3%
}f
9%
25c
2
8% May
20% Mar
41%
—1
1
1
10
common—X
National Telefilm Associates.,
National
National
11% Apr
.
Jan
15%
18
300
16%
Jun
23%
Jan
"3%
~4
19,700
%
12 % Mar
—
3%
9%
9%
200
22%
23%
1,900
30%
31 y*
500
National Rubber Machinery—
12%
7% Mar
34
142
1
May
Mar
86
-10
NammSeser's'inc
G
5
9%
84
24
50c
63
Jun
100
12%
.
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2.50
Muter Company common
Mfg & Stores common
Apr
V*. July
1,200
100% 100%
—a
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Jan
29
3,400
8%
a ,*
34
J
National
24%
1 %
22%
50c
—5
50c
50
1
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
57%
10%
33,800
Apr
Apr
"9%
28
M
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1>
8'% cumuiative preferred
-_4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
National Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
8
13% Jan
18% Jun
Feb
1 %
9%
Jan
—
CI
Jan
4j;l Jun
19%
14%
1%
9%
44%
Mar
35
17
9%
~9%
—
1
10
Jan
39% July
Jun
13% Feb
4,800
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oH*
r'Jun
57
5% July
10% Jun
15%
j
15
Jun
28% July
4'/a
Middle States Petroleum common—1
52% Mar
5
13%
14%
5
6
15%
1
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►4A
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6% Feb f ?
7%
13%
r
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13% Jun ***
i
7%
1,900
1
Jun
Feb.
15 V*
10,200
common
July
17%
4%
600
900
42%
Co
10 V*
11,700
16%
16%
28%
preferred
Apr
15%
32
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
—2.50
Michigan
500
22'/*
i-19.
Jan
60% Jan
FPh
12% July
16%
16 %
8%
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21
May
9%
Jan
Jan
July
16
40%
May
6g1/
Apr
1% May
11%
1
25%
50
July
20
14
22 %
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
130
9.7% July
70.
1,400
25 %
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.
11%
10%
15% July
1
1
21% Jun
200
84
5
300
5
24% Mav
7,300
2%
16%
Corp
Co
Thermit
Michigan Chemical Corp
24% May
14%
23%
2%.
1% Mar
75
1
1
jan
11%
'
100
50c
Jan
14% Jan
1,300
10%
1 ia
9%
1
1
Co
Feb
11% July
1_
50
1%
Ltd
National
1
Mfg Co
International Breweries Inc—
For
Refrigerating
11
13%
5%
6
58%
18%
36
*
1
Mfg Co
Petroleums
16%
.
.
97%
%
X%
15%
*
1
5
common
34% May
J23% Feb
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Jan
12
18
14 V
,
Co
&
National
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£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
i
Menasco
Metal
& Co
Muntz TV Inc_—
Murphy Corporation
I
Insurance
(A G)
Jan
2%
11%
•
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;
3%
Feb
l%July
24
Jun
18
20
6334
.
25
119
*
5
I
;
20%.
5
;
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34%
•
♦
Hydro-Electric Securities
Chemical
-
1%
20
♦
common
Mar
Jan
56% July
50
Jun
94%
j&
Ltd
17
22%'
-
15
z
12
Jan
26% Feb
10
Refining
Hydrometals Inc
1,300
5%
3%
100
Inc
-
2%
2%
*
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Manufacturing Co
Food
July
25
•
a
&
Imperial
68
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5
.
&
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Jan
12%
1
common
(Harvey i
62%
1,500
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25c
preferred—
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60
23%
2.50
:
-
&
Lock
68
1
Baking Co
Horn
Jan
25%
25%
1
& Co.__
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5%
■
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(Geo At
Jun
Feb
'
;;
&
Jun
5%
5%
29% Jan
80,
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91
8% Mar
13,800
£1
Feb
250
100
54%
Marine'
Ltd
q4
Apr
3% Mar
67%.
__
5
:
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Hormel
Hurd
Co
Jan
26%
7 V*
6%
44%
Feb
Apr
6%
.
3% May
•
86 %
3%
60c
Horn
Hubbell
Co
50
3%
22 %
-
__
1
10c
Inc
B
Humble
91
100
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Holly Stores Inc____
Holopltane Co common
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
5%
(The B)
Molybdenum Corp—
Feb
-
211
5
2%May
700
14
Mar
Jun
65
11%
14
Jan
177/fi Jun
2,800
43% July
58% Jan
Jan
30%
4,800
4 V*
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
1,500
2-iTr
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6
14%
38
140
11%
Feb
4%
2,300
xl% July
2,100,
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
2%
3,200
%
I,900
8% Jan
12%
May
1%
7%
4
7 V,
2'/*
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10% May
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9% Feb
39
Jan
3% Mar
39%
3%
38
*
pfd
.:
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'
7 V*
47%
1
26% July
2%
12,100
6%
__
7
21% Mar
100
1,000
2
91
4
38
;
3%
1%
53%
26 TV
___10c
,—25c
common—;
500
10%
36
~6%
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r
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44% May
9% Jan
1,700
3%
T%
7% Julv
1%
4
n—10c
50c
Jun
150
2T8
3%-
1
_
58%
2%
3
10c
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2%
6%
29%
xl4%
Jun
10% Jan
6
Jun
2
Midland Steel Products—
'
$2 non cum dividend shares
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest Piping Co—
Miller Wohl Co common—
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada—-—-Minnesota Pwr & Light 57o pfd
Missouri Public Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
57%-
,
3%
34
2%.
*
Inc
10,900
.
58%
_
Corporation
Border's
7%
7%.
6%
51%
common
Johnson
x9%
89%
11%
30c
(J W) Inc common—w_„
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
100
82%
27% Mar
400
1%
Mays
9%
Jan
900
12%
1
1
,
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Merrill
4% May
28%
12
2.50
Co
International
Merchants
1
Co—
Ball &
&
Communication
July
10
28
5
Mansfield Tire, &„Rubber Co_.—
Marconi
3
19% May
15% Mar
*
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Watch Co
Exploration
Service
Stores
11% July
25
Inc—
A—.—...——.—
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Public
12% May
Jun
6% July
Jun
*
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Oil Corporation
Magna
Feb
Jan
Apr
13%
M
Jail
Light——
(RJ, & Co Inc common—
Hoover
pref
Lynch Corp_—
Feb
1,300
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines—:
Holly
Land
1%
2,900
Industries
Louisiana
9%
2%
5%
200
12%
10c
J
Lunkenheimer (The)
6
"
preferred
Longines-Wittnauer
1,600
82%
-
Inc
Common
12,700
26,000
Inc
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Mead
12 %
Hevi-Duty Electric Co.
Mfg Co common—
Class
N
McKee
43%
preferred
Hofmann
cumulative
11%
To
7,900
28%
25o
common
Loblaw Groceterias second
Feb
12
Higbie
Hoe
5 rr0
132
42,800
6%
14%
5
Litton Industries Inc
191% July
41%-
Co.
Galion
-
.
Jun
42%.
Henry Holt & Co common—
Hercules
5
7% July
Jan
6 %
2&
II1/*
85
89 V2
-
1
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(W E)
10
4
14 %
1
10
Feb
lo
Ruben,stein
6%
25c
126%
__
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Hazel Bishop Inc__
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1
5
50c
Petroleums
*
2
1
Hathaway Balceries Inc
Hecla
21% May
Ltd
149%
18% Jan
____2
Havana
Hazeltine
5% Juxy
Jan
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
40
*
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hastings
Jan
17%
17
9%
3
•
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—
Electric
5%
300
42
10%
1
10c
Company
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200
11,600
16%
"375
J
8%. Jan
7%
40%
2%
Manischewitz
Jan
4% May
5%
167/a
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May
Jan
Apr
20%
40%
7%
7
12%
10% Feb
x3%
6%
1
Jun
25
3%
3
Maine
65% Feb
24% May
5%
Inc
(R G)
Mangel
800
Jun
19%
University
Refineries
Apr
900
~7%- ~8
Realty
Tourneau
July
27
14% Apr
6%
common
lVa
98
1,700
Jan
Jan
19%
Micromatic Hone Corp
Co_
Hartford
Inc
3 V*
90
7%
Industries
Salle Extension
Mar
26%
>
—
400
3%
iV May
13%
% Mar
12
1
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co__
Mar
6%
12
5% Feb
3%
1
28V2 Jan
2
12%
12
12
l
13 July
2,100
Apr
2% Jan
^75 pesos
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Jun
21
II
Harvard
Shores
Mages Sporting Goods
1,300
14% Jan
m
1
1
Apparel Inc
Consolidada S A
July
Industries—
—;
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7.50
Macfadden Publications Inc—
Mack Truck In,c warrants
5.800
91
10-
%
x22
33%c
11V2 July
12,900
1
Lamp
5
20% Mar
To
5
common
Class B
Hall
400
Jun
3%
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hammond
8,200
13 V*
Jan
9 ,a/Jan
22%
__1
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preferred
13%
13
16%
^
;__9c
Films Company Inc—
$4.50
7% May
12%
10^
?2%
2%
7%;
Jan
,5/? T,n
y
40
V*
50c
;
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Company
Grocery :Stores
4% Mar
13
Locke Steel Chain
ocry
Tea—■
Chemical Co__
&
Freehold
4,600
5
Lecourt
July
85
6,600
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—10c
Hydraulics
Gridoil
3% July
1%. Jun
6%
2,400
6%
5%
1
Lear
t
75
93
9%
56
tUn
Jan
Feb
.4% May
2
13%
;
Jan
14%
1%
1
Stores
18%
2
-
1
xnc
Lanston
7% Jan
Jan
20
21% July
17% Feb
2% Feb
200
3,600
Leonard
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Great Lakes Oil
Jan
'4%
Le
99% May
22%
2.%
Non-voting common stock—
•
1%' 1st preferred
;
—100
'
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12
5%
Jan
iy4 ^7
8';,4 Y
957* Jun
1
Dairy Products class A—10c
Manufacturing Co
50
Gorhamt Manufacturing'common
4
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co—
5
Amer
18
1
;
Goodman
Great
37% May
14
3%
Jan
40
97
19
.
5
i.__:
Consolidated Mines—
5/2
15,800
11 ;
*.
Seal
Gold
21%May
1,600
<3%
3
Jan
at/
10,300
11%
1
z
®39%
850
1%
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Globe
4,500
14%
16,200
16
11%
40
;
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Co
36 V*
14 %
4%
La
5% Feb
2% Feb
67s Jan
107,300
29%
3%
9%
10
.
48
%
92
4%
•
&
17
1%
03
1
*
z
800
97
•
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1,500
16%
22
»
common
52%
40
1
Glen
Union
34%
uy,
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Feb
2
May
13% Mar
100
13%
25c
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Gladding McBean
Globe
14 %
20
Corporation
Yellowknife
Gilbert
j;
52.
7%
50
--
•
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred.:
Giant
7%
16%
*
5
preferred
Stores
Transistor
24% Mar
3%
Liberal
£1
reg
common
Corp
convertible
§ General
General
ord
Enterprises
Plywood
21% Jun
3%
La
General-Electric Co Ltd—
General
6O0"
36
25c
Dept Stores
98% Feb
22%
10c
(S)
3% Jun
Feb
22%
—_______—5
_1.25
17% May
2Ve Feb
400
22Va
6
Inc
L'Aiglon
1
Mar
4% July
1% May
25
y
Jan
A, July
95
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
jUly
11/
>4an
3%
200
1%
•
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
32 V*
~5
105
l t.yv
Corp
29,600
31%.
32
-
.
1%
1%
5
4
12% Feb
10,000
"
Knott Hotels Corp
2% Jun
9% Jan
July
a
100
,
General* Builders
5 %.
.1 %
1
_•
Acceptance
3%
19%
Lake
Gellman Mfg Co common
General
14%
3%
"
Ltd
Power
uauneau
14%
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
57. July
Jun
.
Mines
14%
50c
4%$, pfd—100
Electric
19%
Klein
Jan
120
5"8
G
Galkeno
4
July
11$ Feb
284,100
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co—__—20c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd_^__,
1
117% May
Apr
7,700
(
1%
1
5
4Ai
4
1,000
213
—
(D)
Kingsforfl Company
Mar
900
.'—1,25
__
Co
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5
5%
1
Fresnillo
4%
3!5
1
A C
**
Kobacker
reg
4%
__15c
common___
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Kin-Ark Oil Company
Anr
Jan
ll'-
Jan
1% Jan
Kidde (Walter) & Co—__^_2.50
10 V9 July
T% Jhm
19,100
Apr
0%
A ***
Kingston Products-
10% May
10 %
5%
11,000
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mn
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15
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__
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17%
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13%
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11
Mar
26% May
32%
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9
July
33
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 22, 1957
(346)
34
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214 July
3
474
7
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574
2,400
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514
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1174 May
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1174 July
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37
600
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101
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3
36%,
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1,100
3
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32
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1
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15% Feb
1.900
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274
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32% July
60,600
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registered—£1
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20
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preferred
100
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l
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65
600
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
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1
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174 Mar
Jan
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1
1974 July
100
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4
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200
74
17,800
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20
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Ross (J O) Engineering Corp
Roxbury Carpet Company
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19
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74
1374
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6
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74
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Texas Calgary Co
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800
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1
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1
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7
174
92
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r.
94
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874
101
74
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Jan
47
l
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22
47
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3874
550
5
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preferred
2,300
3,300
1,700
140
119%
118
174
1
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Inc
of Canada ordinary
Sunrise
29
Jun
Feb
May
Apr
Colorado—
100
474
674
84
.—
21
1
400
17a
—
10% July
Jun
89
l
.
1,800
97'4
~6%
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common-5
Sterling Brewers Inc—
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Deli
10c
Stetson (J B) common
*
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp
5
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Stroock (S) <te Co common
*
Stylon Corporation—
1
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Stein
Jan
1
1%
3%
~674
2274
1
Steel Parts Corporation
Apr
114
x23
(The)
div
Steel Co
774 Mar
174
\
;
Co
Uranium
Stalecourt
7% May
Ja'n
Shares
50c
Jan
Jan
Products
Starrett
May
6
0%
10
(Ky%.
Packaging Corp
...Convertible preferred
Stanrock
1374 May
14;
%
•*
1
Inc
Standard Tube class B
Feb
14
1274 May
1
50c
Corp
Standard-Thomson
374 July
1014 Mar
Oil
Standard
7% Mar
2
Industries
Standard
Apr
574
3,900
,
July
274 Mot
614
Forgings
Standard
474 Mar
24 '
:
Financial Corp—...
Standard
\ 58% Feb
Feb
9% Mar
ii
37b
Standard
Mar
July
474
52
774 July
3,300
"•3%
"
117a
Standard
10%' Jan
7
Feb
1074
46
2
1
-5
Standard
16% July
1074 May
Jan
Feb
474
207'*
1
Specialty Stores Co Inc
5
Spencer Shoe Corp_
—~——1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
———
-•
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Jan
Feb
1% May
11%
—
Spear & Company
167a July
Feb
Jan
^
lo
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
'
1474 May
14
cumulative
Pipe Line—
Southland Royalty Co—
474 Jan
G%
cumulative preferred
Southern
Jan
62%
cumulative preferred
Southern Materials Co Inc
Apr
1074 July
2
Jan
300
:
57%
2
preferred—
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Apr
Jun
7,200
21
174
25
25
25
-25
25
25
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.08%
1374 Jun
114
17,900
2% July
274 Jan
Jan
874
41%
25
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.24%
May
148
2% July
200
1%
92 %
1
—*
—20
common
4.32%
July
—25c
A
474%
Power
Jan
774
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Pyle-National
Apr
5% July
8%
700
5474
24
•
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Public Service of
"474
5374
1
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
374
COO
874
50
Erie
U Jan
2,700
9
2074
24
1
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
Providence
"400
-
Jan
6%
874
•
_
Products class
Prentice-Hall
1674
500
167u
10 74
874
10c
874
9,600
9%
*7 3 4
4%
118%
*
preferred
4.48%
Apr
*
57
1
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
Quebec
374
10 pesos
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake
^
i
i
*
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Puget
?!
2
j.
Aircraft Corp
Poloron
11 %
3%
1
25
25c
4.56%
9914 Mar
61,700
:
—5,000 fr
Publications—-
4.88 ,'c
Jan
2.50
(The)
Gold
July
91
9174
274
California Edison—
original
5%
Jan
1
Co
Industries
Pioneer
108
92
—2
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
:
Piasecki
Jun
39
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
2.50
Pierce
July
97
"314
Perfect
Peruvian
87
560
i
92
1
Corp
Canada
7974 July
400
-
35'%
2
Traffic
250
8814
•
A
class
81
99% 1027
~2%
2 Bol
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
7974
3011
Company.
Co
a
80
Jan
95 74
rets ord
dep
Southern
Mar
100
~274
Amer shares—1 Bol
Corp
1
Motors
Chemical
Jun
79
lc
Pentepec Oil (C A)
Jan
8714
80 Vz
1011
100
Oil vtc
Paramount
Jail
2714
1
pfd
Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Israel
2714
Jun
1
Ltd—
Pagc-Hersey
Pan
Jun
23
83%
•
Airlines
Pacific Power & Light 5%
23 %
82
82
•
•
Jun
500
2474
2374
1st
287*
Jun
Feb
26% Jan
registered
£1
Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
-5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
•
Sonotone Corp—
—1
Soss Manufacturing common
1
South Coast Corp common
1
South Penn Oil Co common——12.50
Amer
Jan
23
5%
1st
1,200
Jun
4i3o
1774
2
13%
"G%
Skiatron Electronics &; Telev
Jan
30'/.
preferred
1st preferredredeemable 1st preferred-
6 Vc
32%
25
1st pfd
:
Simpson's Ltd common—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
V
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Corp
Inc—
convertible
$3
Jun
4%
257*
A Feb
13% Mar
>
17«
10
10
Shares
Simplicity Fattern
1414 May
92
Jan
Feb
Lighting
Slmmons-Boardman
8874 July
May
374
Mines Ltd
Simca American
Jan
3%
274
16%
2.200
76,200
774
7%
20c
•
--5
Jan
Jan
10
13%
174
1
—10c
1
common.—
Precision
Silvray
Jan
2%
85%
2%
Co
Silver Creek
Jan
*2%
X774 May
9,800
2%
1374'
17s
974 July
Jan
174
—2
—
Silver-Miller
81% July
8574
7
Inc
Silex
Jan
1
Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
Oxford
Feb
-
25
Company common
Old
Overseas
-
90c
Oils Ltd
Okonite
3%
1614
274 Mar
13 V* Feb
2%
15
Brass Co class B common
Omar
16,400
15,800
•374
50c
3%
93%
1
common-
1574
72
Company
7%
3%
.
B
Class
Oil
—
8ignal Oil & Gas Co class A—
197* Mar
7 %
4.500
~9 %
Corp of America common.
3
Slboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co——10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd-—
_*
May
2074 Mar
1A Jan
1,100
274
Shoe
214 May
Corp
common
9
1%
0
Power—
&
Jun
Jun
20,600
1.!
1474
4%
preferred—
——.—100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada!——_—*
o
Oceanic
Ogden
Water
Sherwin-Williams
7% Mar.
3
...
Mining-
1
ii
1
———
ii
13 7
14
-1
Products Inc-
Sherman
9% Mar
Feb
3
-
Sbawinigan
2174 Mar
167*
100
25
23
374
*
—10c
common
Denn
772
7%
■
Apr
Jan
17b
Nuclear
Slmttuck
8%
9
1
Corp class B_
Leather
Seton
Jun
27% July
11% Jan
;
1
1
A
24%
Airlines
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc.——
Jan
8%
Apr
Apr
4%
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
8614
100
1
*
Serrick
1
1
Sentry Safety Control—
42% May-
5
50
—
Pub Serv
~7%
1
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Inc
4074
Jun
42%
37
10
B
Mar
3
177*
50c
Inc
Bros
Seaman
Jan
18% July
200
2074
"l%
Scaporcel Metals Inc ——— ——-10c
Securities Corp General——1
Jun
574
Feb
5%
97a
—
common
Western
Seaboard
Jan
474
Co
Feb
17
2074
"
25c
—.—1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
A Jan
5%.
Steel
Scullin'
Feb
30,300
3
Say re
274 May
Jun
Inc (Del)
& Fisher Co.
8
*
'
177*
20%
preferred 5%
Savoy Oil
Jan
May
8%
Cumulative
137a May
*
10
North American Cement class A
Northern Ind
Feb
Jan
55 34
425
Cumulative
Jun
91
Jan
174
1
North American Royalties
North
1% Mar
8,300
50o
lOo
Inc
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
Feb
1,200
00%
2%
Mines™
Class
"s
2%
274
2 '/a
Corporation
-
2%
10%
1
Lites
Norbute
Jan
10
Mines
Diego
i
Feb
12%
Ltd
Rim
214
Feb
8714
Merchandise
York
Nickel
IjPr
1%
56%
14,700
1%
•
60%
2774
1374
1%
*
10
23
1,400
15
2,1
23! 4
High
1974
16
-8
13,700
174
_2%
2.50
Inc
Milling Co Ltd—
Gas & Electric Co—
series
20
preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
114
Honduras Rosario
New York
Carlos
1674 Mar
lii
1
9.800
San
1474
Co common
1674
Jan
Hi
common
Auction
Bail
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
16
Jan
147a
Oils
Superior
York
New
Salem-Brosius
Jan
Shares
167*
Jan
9,900
1
Jun
A
for Week
•
Corp Ltd common
' 8
23,800
Co
Lawrence
St
4774
174
34%
Ltd
Oils
&
Stock Exchange
Par
137%
114 July
2,050
114
3274
114
Sale Price
3274 July
114
1%
331a
Lund
Arizona
New
1,900
1
20c
Zinc.
Jersey
<!
Feb
Mar
131% Jan
14 Feb
1,730
1347a 1357a
Tu;
__25c
Min &
1{J
2
1,100
American
\l Jan
3 A Jun
2 U Aljr
A July
05,100
Va
—1
•
50o
Co
preferred
Chera Co
convertible
50c
New Idria
84.200
U
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
H igh
Low
High
A
%•
1
40c
New Briiisn Dominion
New
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
New
'RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 19
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
414
4%
600
4
Jan
i
4%
4%
200
4%
Jun
*
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
of
Union
4%
Jan
Union
Investment
33e
Jan
Union
Stock Yards
43 % May
5% May
574 Jan
Gas
Co
Corp
Canada
Jun
of
6
5
.*
85
8%
4
Co
Omaha
8%
2.600
5
May
325
6 74
85
66
Jan
100
83b July
22
Mar
20
774
90
Jun
May
974
Jan
24%
an
common—50c
774
~6%
7%
34.000
Feb
7% July
Corp
1
6%
6 V;
6%
9.800
57* Mar
7% May
United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
*.7
ii!
4,400
74 May
United
United
Aircraft
Asbestos
Products
5%
17*
Jan
Number 5657,.. The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
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1
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 19
Friday
• ♦"•■Week*#
Last
STOCKS
Far
•
United. Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
37%
——5
Shares
4%
—
common
for Week
-
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37%
37
4%
'
Low
300
4%
*■
200
-
39% May
4% Feb
AHanover
Jan
5
7s
United-N J RR & Canal.
United Profit
10 Ye
— —
—100
U
S
Rubber
United
United Stores
100
July
14% Jan
42%
41%
43%
12,100
39% July
45% I"eb
32%
32%
32%
200
32% July
1<% Mar
37
16
3,700
1%
23,600
42%
20,200
2
43%
—50o
4%
43%
4
3,500
4%
Apr
Feb
27 %
200
3%"Mar
46% July
4% Jun
Jan
4
1
10 %
—25C
2%
...
Corp
9%
10%
1%
53 Va
—
mm —
100
29% July
15%
Feb
Insurance
—15
Universal
Marion
—14
20%
19%
20%
Universal Products Co common—
2
27%
27%
28 y8
22,300
5,200
Utah-Idaho
5
4%
4%
5
Jan
28 % July
5% Jan
11,900
Corp
:
— —
—
•
4% Apt
1
,
.
High
52
52
173%
70%
71%
153
54
54
73
73
160
172
172
—
$99% 102%
•
99% 101%
2
57%
154
50%
Jan-July
53
53
49%
52%
39
50f
50%
23
44
140
2s 2012—Jan-;July
Deferred
47
41%
~
.
:
(Plan
a
Low
•
(not Included in year's range),
delivery transaction
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liqUldating
(not
20% July
20%
Universal
Feb
stmpd
par Value,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
in year's range.)
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
xExEx-rights, z Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
a Bonds being traded flat.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
v
included
dividend.
59% May
31% Mar
48
1678
"No
f
10% July
2% Apr
1% Jan
2,800
-
Feb
6%
50,800
2%
53 %
10
de: Janeiro
Rio
Jan. 1
No.
High
145
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-Mar-Sept
redeemed)
(Proy) 6 Vis 1949
1
■Range Since
Sold
«
(50&
Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
43% May
Jan
1
Peru
*
Universal Consolidated Oil
Sugar
16%. July
2% Feb
34
1,000
2%.
46%
2%
1-ob
% Jun
1%
40%
'
'
1
Unitronics Corp
Universal American
10
1%
1
1% Jan
1% Mar
41%
1
common
Corp
16%
16
Corp
Vitamin
Jan
10%
„IOC
Reclaiming Co
States
1939
Bends
Friday's
Bid & Asked
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
MaTanhao .stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—!
a 7s
(issue of May 1927) .1941
Moy-Nov
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis 2008——Mar-Sept
5& Apr
208
July
400
1
Specialties common..
U S Air Conditioning -Corp
U S Foil class B
1C8
1%
10%
United Shoe Machinery common..
25
Preferred
—25
United
10
1%
-
10
preferred
Jun
413
«...
198
198
common.. —25
Sharing
(Cfty of) Germany—
A Lima
'
..105
'W
Low
AHanover
dep rets ord registered
•
Last
Sale Pries
"Period
High
Feb
30
Interest
American Stock Exchange
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
/
'
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Range
of Prices
-
.
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
Sales
y
...
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;, "cons,"
tive;
,4
,
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Petroleum
59
5
2%
.
_
Silver-Lead
.
%
600
60%
3.100
2%
<
3
141
2%
4% Jan
Mar
50
4%
6
f>%
115
Apr
141
July
4
July
6
Jan
7%
Jan
13 V*
Jan
5% Apr
11% Feb
3,500
'
12%
12%
100
4%
5%
1,600
5
Jan
65% Jun
1,000
141
4
•
—III
Corp—
83
Jan
35% Feb
500
4%
,
6% Jan
4% Mar
x80
•-
G
1
2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing—.,
Vulcan
141
1
—
Vinco Corporation..
5
—
58%
5
...
Van Norman Industries warrants-
Venezuelan
5%
—-
5%
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
'•
listed
7% Jan
4% July
vv
Waco
Aircraft
Co_.
3%
-100
Waltt & Bond Iuc_.
3%
200
3% Jan
6%
Jan
3%
; 3%
Wagner. Baking voting ctfs ext
7 %
preferred-.—..—.
3%
600
3% July
4%
Jan
75"
75
78
63
30
Wallace & Tlernari Inc
3%
17%
550
15% Feb
17% July
28%
28%
29%
1,300
25% Feb
32%
1%
XI %
XlTa
13,400
1% Jan
1%
26,300
1% Feb
490
130% Feb
144
19% Mar
1
July
July
Jan
17%
21
—30
July
July
July
Jan
*
Waltliam Watch Co
1
common
Webb & Knapp Inc
._10c
*
series preference.
Webster Investors Inc (Del)—
.1.25
138
—5
Welman & Company Inc„
Wentworth Manufacturing
1%
1%
$6
1
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Leaseholds
137%
137
~3%
"2%
3%
2%
17,200
la
-1O0
pfd—.
•
Ltd
6%
/
400
Western Maryland By 7% 1st pfd —100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd
Amer
dep rets
139% May
% Jan
-/a
63
63
50
54
JUn
68
42%
com.
46%
2,100
35
Feb
25%
225
23% Jan
6,400
32%. Apr
1% July
common-
Williams.
&
-
•i
preferred.;
5%
800
2,200
8%
1,500
3y»
3%
3,400
14%
14%
100
96
96
3%
;
;
Wiscohsin Pwr & Lt 4% % pfd—
Woo&.fJohn) Industries Ltd
,
14%
300
207/a
800
16%
71
71%
72
*
rpts brd .reg__
Araef dep
■*
•
-.ru,
Apr
1%
3,400
500
~1U
15% Mar
89.52
87.05
179.82
89.52
86.96
84.76
179.23
89.73
86.91
84.62
86.23
86.86
515.11
152.16
70.95
178.28
89.60
87.02
84.73
86.05
86.84
515.64
151.64
70.94
178.24
89.53
86.87
84.63
85.93
8G.73
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
.'\
.
Composite
23
Ferfed
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
17
Bethlehem Steel
6s
Aug 1
2%s
Boston Edison
series
1998—
—June-Dec
94.17
Low
July 12157
'
*
Low
No.
50
—May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Flying iTiger Line 5%s conv debs 1987
Jan -July
Guanfanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
-Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 8% Yo liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4 %
1983
:
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series A 1993*
mortgage 4s series 43 1993-*-;
A 1st
60
—'
National Research
5s
1217a
...
debentures
1976
England Power 3 (is 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
2
7
81
77%
Power
1st
3%s
mortgage
1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Vis 1964
-
3 Vis
1970
Jan-July
._April-Ocf
April-Oct
_June-Dcc
Jan-July
Public Service Electric
Safe
Harbor
Water
series
B
&
Gas
Co
6s
1998__Jan-July
1965
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Awf
1973-
A
1973
2%s series C
95
108
——
98
21
100
,
+1.6
+ 0.6
503.5
427.1
295.5
159.4
289.2
390.1
+ 3.9
317.5
286.1
+ 0.2
163.5
+ 0.8
291.5
274.8
—1.8
402.3
340.5
Stocks
No.
of
Shares
——
118
89%
'+94%
109
98
—
'
•"
50
—
92%
3,410,000
137,000
3,547,000
4,152,000
3,692,000
142,000
145,000
4,294,000
2,127,240
1,939,420
3,871,000
162,000
4,033,000
$840,000
$19,245,400
94
Tues.
July 16_
86
90
Wed.
July 17.
July 18-
Fri.
July 19-
+83
91
+85%
118
87
584%
1956
19 57
1957
85
93
4
118
136
80
89
International
91%
97%
Foreign
83%
80
11,311,180
300,359,724
$73,000
82,000
$215,000
101,000
$840,400
<26,808,750
18,405,000
$1,662,500
16,735,000
543*632,300
31,920,000
549,647.400
$18,397,500
$570,596,050
$581,883,400
88%
82
11,121,870
$19,245,400
96%
1956
89
Stocks—No.
43
92
.
Feb-Aug
*80
88
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aup
*83
88
88
94%
96
329,041,927
—
Bank
—-
and
j
—
Industrial
—
Total
91%
*88
Government
Railroad
—-
-
1976
Shares
of
Bonds
S.
U.
87
*80
——
Jan. 1 to July 19
Week Ended July 19
98%
89
92
92%
$18,405,000
102%
95%
89%
11,121,870
-
82
118
*85
88%
3,837,000
98 %
"l
86
.91
100
23
Sales
2,056,490
2,485,100
114
Bond
Bands
Bonds
2,513,620
July 15_
94%
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
$3,534,400
Mon.
97
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
$254,400
56
80'/a
1
v
100%
t80
89%
156.2
$3,280,000
53%
3%s series D 1976
3s series
3s
series
3%s
E
1978
F
series
4Vis
series
1979
H
1982
California
Southern
Counties Gas
Southwestern Gas
3 Vis
Gas
1970
(Calif.)
& Electric
3s
3%s
1971
1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Penn
Traction
5s
91%
99
97%
97%
99
4
97%
98%
—'
89%
89%
3
88%
97
87%
87%
5
87%
91
87%
3
*80
——
June-Dec
93 %
87%
67%
101
101
72
1
100%
72
72%
*98%
—
9
15
77
98
—
98
i
102(4
Mon.
101 %
Tues.
July 16
July 17——
Wed.
Thur.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Frlco
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(Gefmany)
Bonds
gold
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—1
A0s series A 1952
High
No.
.
80,000
2,000
4,000
62,000
35,000
"T.OOO
43,000
35,000
8,000
7,000
1,000
2,000
38,000
$244,000
$23,000
$17,000
1,173,235
926,065
1556
1952
High
of
86,000
70,000
$32,000
Week Ended July 19
Stocks—No.
$47,000
1,113.700
5,253,685
Total*.
*176% 190
1957
91
Jan-July
*24
—Feb-Aug
1173
June-Dee
155
21%
183
Foreign government
105
Foreign corporate
24%
126
140
"
Total"
1956
5,253,685
5.543,595
125,477,437
133,870,577
—
$321,000
23,000
50,000
$6,689,000
1,170,000
17,000
17,000
982,000
$8,095,006
4,244,000
925,000
-$388,000
$8,841,000
$13,264,003.
180
111%
July 19
$244,000
Shares—
Domestic
109
104
$284,000
Jan. 1 to
Bonds
133
April-Oct
1951—
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s
AQermaa .Cons Munfc 7s 1947
AS I secured 6s 1947
July 18
July 19—
Jan. )
Low
$5,000 v
Total
Bonds
$10,000
996,150
—
—
Range Since
Feb-Aug
Ac6s series B
Bonds
1957
Low
Baden
Fri.
Week's Range
Corporate
Bonds
1,044,535
July 15
92
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Bonds
(No. of
Shares)
98%
70%
Domestio
Stocks
104%
90
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
77
65 %
9
Transactions at the American Stock
93
87%
67%
91
*95
Feb-Aup
...
101%
90
June-Aug
,
87
*92
_June-Deo
1960.
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
ApriZ-Oct
Fep-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
^Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3 Vis 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
90%
97%
90%
Feb-Aug
1981—
G
Southern
A
431.8
110
83
91%
——
382.7
500.7
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
60
59
596
——
.
405.7
307.1
159.7
291.5*
383.1
Service
58%
95
—
^
119
106
Power
Southern California Edison 3s
3s series
60
52
7
4
61
54%
83
Corp 3s, 1981
May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
3%s
60
11%
Total
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—
Ohio
'
86 Va
+86
—
'
90%
9
*57
Jan-July
May-Nop
322.5
■■»'
130
84 V
83 %
Corp—
subord
convertible
Low
•
438.7
Thur.
New
365.0
472.5
•*-
97 %
82%
95
115
•
•
503.5*
—
-
„
0.9
+ 1.0
•;
57%
87
and
+
361.6
467.6
1957—
<
High "
Change
* July 5,'57
"New High.
High
3
45
50
88%
Finance
Mining :
365.0"
472.5"
438.7"
■
Goods
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
3
78.87 Jau 23
follows (1039=100):
V'
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
94.00 Aug
High
94.44
*
Trade,
,
83%
82%
Jan-July
3%s 1378
8o;25 Feb 13
Range for 1950
18
— „—
Non-Durable
Range Sine*
Jan.1
Sold
High
50
*130
Quar-Feb
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority
Bonds
Bid & Asked
87%
50
—
Low
19
Utility
Friday's
Low
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
-—June-Dec
High
94.03
94.20
<94.11
16
f«r. 1957
94.44 July 19
Range
Closing
15-
Durable Goods
Jan
May
Week's Range
tfr
86.89
179.87
71.64
71.23
Transportation
Last
86.32
71.70
152.89
152.51
Percent
■'V;
5] J May
.
Feb
20%
Interest
'
87.04
153.45
current year are as
■
'20%
;
40
86.47
85.12
SEC Index of Stock Prices
21% July
79% Jan
Feb
1%
.BONDS
Total
Bonds
517.42
Manufacturing
Friday
ities
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the, week ended July 12, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows: for the
6%
—
Ralls
r
15% Mar
5& Feb
preference—
Wright ffargreaves Ltd—
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Util¬
Rails
520.16
520.77
:
July
July
Wed. July
Thur. July
Fri.
July
May
43%
69% Feb
1,000
10 r
Grade
trials
Stocks
10
Second
Grade
Indus¬
Jan
101
July
39% Feb
11% Jan
20%
Woodley Petroleum common—
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
ities
Tues.
17% Apr
14% Jan
96
14 V*
Wood, Newspaper Machine.—
..Woodall Industries Inc
<
.
roads
,Mon.
87b July
4% Ian
2 % Feb
-
10
65
26% Mar
July
5% Jan
—
Util¬
trials
Jan
19
8%.
—
Rail¬
10
First
10
Total
4%. Jan
10% Mar
4,300
CP
15
Indus¬
Jan
12%
3%
11%
20%
3%
20
23% Jan
July
3% Apr-
11%
19%
3
10
.
\
'
Jan
20 %
300
-Bonds-
-Stocks30
Feb
38
8% July
300
21%
19
11%
Industries—
■tyilson Brothers^ common
.
9
21%
<3%
—
Wicfces . <The): Corp—
Wllliams-McWilliams
8%
21 Va
Wichita River OB Corp—
.
1%
1%
1%
9
*
.preferred
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
477b May
29% Jan
46%
—
White Eagle mternat Oil Co
conv
Mar
7% Jan
% Feb
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg„
5%%
91
3,900
*/•
Westmoreland Inc
White Stores Inc
3% July
3 % Jail
Jan
25
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal-
.
Apr
July
126% Jail
—Is
—
ord shares
2% Apr
l7/a Jan
1% May
85 % J an
5% Mar
1,800
on
the
are
Date
Jan
104
July
2% Mar
1
$2 -cumulative preferred
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
$284,000
--
35.
36
Commercial
The
(348)
and
Financial
Chronicle
...
Monday, July 22, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE TOR WEEK
Sale l'rice
Par
Sugar
Tel
Tel
&
Boston
Pers
Calumet
Cities
RR
Service
Co—
6%
Assoc
10
67%
68%
129
58
30
30%
126
30
39%
42%
656
28%
56
56
59%
59%
47%
49
—100
"B"__
Ford
—'
'
mt
'
—
Co
Electric
Coal
Creek
Co
Copper
■
ZZZ25
New
New
Northern
Olln
RR
HJ
(N
Mathieson
Stone
Chemical
United
Webster
2
416
47
July
52
Jan
128%
13% July
32% Apr
15%
12
40 %
160
13%
250
10c
200
16*8
3,927
270
14
Jan
12c
15%
Jun
17%
132
Telephone:
87
21
60%
455
86% May
42% Feij
21%
380
20
Jan
24% Mar
43%
44 %
3,621
47%
42%
43%
880
43% July
39% July
50%
51
48% May
87
87
55
65%
68%
86% July
52% Feb
36
Feb
17% Feb
American
495
"
10
com
45%
Feb
Chrysler Corp
63%
Jan
Feb
Continental
•
Davidson
68% July
&
C
Navigation-
50
27%
25
22%
Jan
32% Mar
37%
100
33 %
Feb
37%
27*8
810
38%
11%
CO to
VN
84
25%
30
38% July
50%
13
85*4
583
82% Julv
3%
517
8%
25
3% July
7% Feb
39%
39%
132
39
July
47%
Jan
56
12V2
56%
50
54
Mar
68
Jun
71
68%
71
242
53
Feb
71
July
57%
57%
39%
57 7
265
45%
Jan
58
8%
•
90% Mar '
•_«
Gibson Art
—10
—
39%
—_
Manufacturing
10
...
..1
Procter & Gamble.
— —
mm
—
—mm mm mm —
S Printing common
-Preferred
—2
ZZZZZZZ
Stocks
39%
40
48%
— —
•
U
Ualfcted
5
49%
2,250
27
40 %
39%
41
52
5c
a
26
49%
Randall
52
27%,. Jan
44% Jun
r
*
120
52
'
26
79
25
Mar
36
-
American
44
«
Airlines
Cyanamld
28%
Jun
44
*
45%
Telegraph
195
170%
Jan
110
71%
Jun
3
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
Boeing
Wright
Apr
130
39% July
41 % May
49%
125
12%
90
11%
13%
65%
110
59%
Feb
70
81%
145
64%
Jan
58
Feb
68%
34
66
Dynamics
47%
42% Mar
169
16%
110
27%
31
%
31%
42%
42 %
31%
■
—
Montgomery
National
National
Cash
National
New
Ohio
Co
Phillips
39%
Petroleum
"*~
Corp
Schenley
Sears Roebuck
Socony Mobil
Southern
Sperrv
|q
——ZZZZ
"
Co
15
~
Z.ZZZZZZZZ
Rand
Standard
Brands
Southern Indiana
Standard Oil (N J)
Z
Z
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray
Tv--,
m
Toledo Edison
Union
U S
7
8
Steel
For
ZZZZZ_
~~
—
footnotes
—
see
page
44.
30%
Feb
"
,
49*
Apr
Admiral
68
Jun
Advanced
*
-
Jan
27%
1%
400
1% Mar
.1%
Jan
17%
Jun
1% Feb
25%
Apr
Apr,
16%
295
2%
3,000
14% Jan
2% Feb
26%
26%
28
370
17% Feb
28% July
199/8
19%
130
19% July
3%
3%
166
3*4
Jan
21% May
3% Jan
1,509
42%
Feb
61
3%
59%
61
10
11
11%
"4,825
4%
400
4%
10
4
10%
555
-3%
lt%
850
30*8
31%
3%
;3%
31%
.
11%
14
20
720
—
14%
11%
Jun
31%
?
20%
,
1
-^4%
*.
9 '
'
14^2
2
2
18 % Mar
600
,
Feb
13%
Jah
5% Mar
6% July
507
.
Jun
20%. July
,
,
4% Mar
7
472
7V«
+
150
100
383
"
V14%
14%
■*
:•
4%
-
i.
tjfl
1
20:%
8,%
17% Mar
Apr
15%
Feb
-165
.
Jan
20
26*k Feb
10%
1,580
20
.
Apr
3% Alay
2% Jan
10
July
11% July
4% Jan
Feb
9% Jan
230
Jan
3
8% Jan
11%
1
1—1
72
45%
58%
10
;
Apr
6%
Apr
16
Feb
1% Mar
-
Apr
2
July
55% July
68%
52%
Feb
72
47%
821
38 %
Feb
47% July
15%
20
14%
Jan
17
Apr
35%
33%
Jun
38%
Jan
American
Allied
Allis
Paper
—;—*.
of
Co
(Un).
20
30%
Jan
36% July
19%
10
1434
Jan
19% July
40% July
American
Feb
39%
Jan
American
Cyanamid
Feb
69%
Jun
American
Investment
39%
70
38%
38%
30
66 %
10
34
36%
46%
Mar
50
33%
Jun
121
24%
Feb
28
130% 131%
25
100%
Feb
2
28*,8
American
35
35
64*4
65%
50
49%
49%
3
20%
21%
21%
158
21%
47*8
48
Can
Co
t.Un)
.1
<Un%
136% May
American
& Stand
Rad
Feb
35
July
American
Tel
59%
Jun
63% Mar
American
Tobacco
Viscose
48%
Feb
52%
Jun
American
20
Feb
22%
Jan
Anaconda
25
19%
Jan
23% May
Armco
70
44 %
Feb
53
Jan
Armour
Jun
&
Corp
Corp
Co
(Un)
Feb
49%
32%
Feb
39% July
Ashland Oil & Refining common—
48%
Feb
58%
Atchison Topeka
Common __!
Warrants
56
85
60
52% July
32% May
58
33%
25
18%
Feb
22% May
5''0 non cum preferred
Athey Products Corp
1
27%
27%-
110
25%
Jun
29 %
651'a
100
48
Feb
Jan
Apr
24% July
26% July
41%
49%
53
—
—
53%
66*8
68
58%
67
58%
6*8
28
6*4
28
88,
54
396
37%
Jan
42% July
175
21
121
50% Mar
61%
53%
Avco
47%
Feb
6% July
23% Feb
62%
8
29%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
'
14*8
Jun
3.300
170*4
800
70%
Jun
78%
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
700
51%
Feb
64*/4
Jan
16%
700
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
1.400
4%
Feb
6 V* July
185s
1,200
16%
Feb
19% May
25*4
1.900
9%
G
6
•»
18%
A
Co__■-
Jan
21% Jun
52%
300
41%
Feb
57
%
%
7%
3,300
1
18
137a
10
__
-
Z_
36%
Binks
Feb
22% July
72% Jan
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
5
Booth
5
Inc
tUn)_4
PI
8
18
50
13%
14
2,700
70
70
200
3*i
3*i
500
6
Jun
1%
7% July
12%
1%
600
33%
55%
29)
55% <0 Y
1 %
14 000
50%
4.2*0
32
33
41 %
39%
41%
16%
16%
18
1%
500
4'K)
,
1.00)^
74
4%
3% Mar
37
49
49
1
14% May
Apr
Feb
36%
Feb
1% Mar
Jan
13% May
17% May
67
Apr
Jun
Jan
55%
5
(Uri)
%
52.901
7%
*
-
Jan
Jun
14%
%
50c
.10%
9%
100
52
13
:
26%
22% Mar
700
21
9%
7%
73% July
13% Aor
Corp
25
21
9*8
.3
Corp
Eenquet Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Corp
25
"
1.50
:•
124% July
Fisheries
Jan
15%
4
—
Aviation
18
179% Mar
Jan
57%
Jan
57% Mar
2.400
15
16%
Feb
18
15%
172% 175*8
71%
72%
Jun
57%
13 %
30
Jan
72%
101%
125
5*8
41% Julv
2
71%
1.200
7%
July
Feb
50
22 %.
7%
43% July
8% Mar
Feb
13'4
70 %
Feb
57%
73%
22*8
—
31*4
31%
13%
~i
700
f,
900
73%
60% Mar
17%
43%
40
1,100
122 7 B 122%
10
Jsn
12,050
41-%
10
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Bendix
48
15%
1.60)
48
68*a
59%
^-10" *
1__
Manufacturing Corp
Belden
44% July
Jun
100
Jan
66%
10
^
Bailey Selburn Oil &' Gas class
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)_
68% July
Feb
Feb
1*4
16%
•
Refining Co
Automatic Washer Co
65 % July
21
20%
44%-
•
1
Atlantic
63%
52
43*4
45*4
16*4
—
"
•
21%
325
25"i Mav
24
Apr
& Santa Fe—
52%
26%
51% Jnlv
101*4 July
17%
5
38%
24%
50% Julv
10
12
24*8
16% May
36% Mav
41
—•
33
25%
12% July
32% Mar
67 Ve
50
20
'
—
25
;
(Un):—,-L
33%
—
660
1,800
1,000
20% Julv
7%
71^8
(111)
21*4
25%
July
•.Ova Julv
Feb
26
Jan
8% May
57
42
173%
5814
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•
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450
42
5
(Un)—
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—
5*4
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__
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21*4
—
52*4 July
95*4 July
44'%
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—
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Steel
San
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&
43 %
Feb
500
575
16.753
55%
60%
13%
20%
5
37 %
Mar
9%
300
1,700
;
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41%
14%
7% May
20*4
—
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58 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
10*4 Mar
33%, .,33%
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96% 98
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American Machine & Foundry——
American Motors Corp
^
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50.% July
38%
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new
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43
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26%
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common
common—
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50
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Reynolds Tobacco
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110
Feb
10% July
32% Jun
26%
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—
130%
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201 % 205 %
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Radio
Apr
177% Mar
201 %
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46*
Feb
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40%
42%
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8*e Mar
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Mar
6%
Jan
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—*
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12
56% Mar
5
Illinois
325
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29% Mar
105
10
Register
Edison
10%
1%
26
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30
172
Lead
York
Owens
5%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
66
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Dairy
Distillery
23
May
030
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Jan
47
25
&
24
5%
10
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31%
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Jun
63 *'8
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Feb
46%
1
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25
5%
1,1
Packard
47% July
17%
29%
—
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47%
17%
1%
Tel
21% July
Axle__—_i—5
&
class
Tube
Jun
281/2
5
...
&
Feb
Apr
17%
5
Harvester
Mead
68%
■
7
Electfrlc Auto-Lite
LoriUard
%
5
Tel
17%
1
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50% July
28%
5
International
869
——
Products. Inc
81% July
19
66
Light
International
3
July
7% July
21%
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common
Jan
79
—
Pont
Greyhound Corp
Feb
21
1
Jan
64%
Apr
Dow Chemical
Electric
Jari
3%
7% July
Jan
49*4
_1
General Motors
Jan
1*8
408
5
Manufacturing
Sherman
,
41
10
r
&
3%
11,425
7%
1
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Sheller
19% May
•
DaytiSh Power
4%
3
7%
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Paper—1
Spring
Standard
5
;
4%
2%
-
Jan
12%
64%
Ohio
Products
4%
—: 10
t
Dillon
Jan
7%
5
WV
Jan
8%
46% July
4% Apr
3
Products
Scotten
Feb
49%
10
j..
24
5% July
1
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Co
&
Mar
1
preferred,-.
Udyllte
Jan
1,791
July
59
Apr
Rudy Manufacturing
77%
39%
Columbia Gas
So
Rockwell
"•
180% Mar
%
r
10
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Jan
5%
38%
—
Prophet Company
Rickel
65%
12%
270
Jan
45
17% Jun
3,712
8,056
common
River'Raisin
Feb
150
' 19
18-
21 %
54% Jun
6%
;
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Metal
Studebaker
105
3,019
47%'
10
Metals
Davis
Jan
7%
13%
188
58%
6%
i
Chemical common
72%
7%
13%
15% May
36% Feb
17%
43%
56%
45%
Products Co
Wheel
Feb
16% Feb
537
17%
13
6%
...—
Refineries
Peninsular
Jan
12%
19
25
;
General
160
17% Julv
-41% May
'43%
-
2%
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Clemens
Parke
47% July
25
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Chrysler Corp
General
135
18%
Jar.
37% Jan
45%
(S S)
51%
59%
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6,426
1
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17%
40*8
40%
1.66%
Pfelffer Brewing
July
18
1
:
1
58
18%
7%
44
1
,
...
45
58
—
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Colgate
14% May
18%
5
Mills
Chesapeake & Ohio
68%
'• 17
14%
_
Steel
721%
67%
58
13
—
72
■
.
67%
296
40%
1
Motor
48% July
172% 175*4
172%
100
Avco
On
24
Jun
43
1
Chrtis
Apr
42
15%
10
Corn
17%
48
Ashland Oil
Columbus &
40
20%
:
Service
Feb
19%
25
Cities
40%
14%
50
Burlington
May
155
45%
42 %
45%
Anaconda
Bethletiem
10
19%
Manufacturing
Jan
5
:—20
Motors
Mt
Jan
45%
American Tobacco
Armco
44
45
5
American Telephone &
7%
.2
Electric
Michigan
Jun
52
10
Radiator
Jun
Jun
Y
&
Masco Screw
Jan
Jan
52
1
American
Ball
Leonard
;.
12.50
American
Jan
8%
6%
-
39% July
50% Jan
'
Can
Stores
49%
957
6%v
6%
Chemical—
&
Lansing Stamping
"*
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Allied
Jun
Jan
GVa
1
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81'
6
—
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Kroger
Lunkenheimer
Lakes
Lamp
Kinsel
Jan
Jan
50% July
80% Apr
45 %
Corp
King Seeley
4% Mar
9
.
Picher
Feb
64%
_
Industries
Julv
3%
,
*
Dow common
34%
258
International Breweries
„
367
18%
Trailer
Howell
Apr,.
Jun
50
852
1
Jan
11 % Jnlv
21% May
"3,910
—^
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Hoskins Manufacturing
Apr
50
125
11%
Feb
8%
17%
Hoover
Jan
17%
45%
57%
Hall
Feb
-
122
43%
Great
Apr
Jan
5
3% Jah
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Goebel Brewing
High
30%
July
38%
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26
Apr
24%
20
?79%
79%
5
Wood
25%
Apr
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Co
General Motors
26%
26%
10
459
800
3 Vn May
Feb
Ll
Corporation...——.——1
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Gar
Low
27 %
3%
;
18%
50
20
—
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Fruehauf
High
3%
■22
',20-
Ford
Range Since Jan.I
202
5
——
Steel
1.056
t——'*
.
Bros
23%
—High
■J.3% "May
13% May
2% Mar
200
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Low
2%
,22%
~3%
Range Since Jan. 1
145
14%
22'4
—LI
Consumers Power common
95
37%
«
Cincinnati Transit
23%
Sliaies
liinh
2%
.5.
Mfg common
Sales
for Week
i
«)' Prices
i
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Shares
PONTIAC
Exchange
i14%
common—2
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Jan
27%
'
8.50
_
Cincinnati Telephone
Eagle
27%
8
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Company _——
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for Week
26%
.
Electric
&
26%
DETROIT
-
Week's
J.mn
Par
-
•
Budd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
20
Gas
Products
Brown-McLaren
68% July
27% Jun
Exchange
Week's
Par
Milling
Metal
Aluminum
Detroit
Cincinnati
'
.
Bohn
482
May
21% Mar
50
^
49% May
20% Jan
26
1
-
2% Jan
23% Jan
49%
American Laundry
Exchange
.
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ACF Wrigley Stores .1—_—
„——1
Allen Electric common
__———_1
25%
Cincinnati Stock
Crystal
'•
.
.
22%
jt
l.ast
Sale Price
60% July
Feb
42 Va
Carey
Exchange
Stock
KALAMAZOO
Friday
STOCKS
91% Mar
60% May
Last
Stock
WOodward 2-5525
JACKSON
Detroit Stock
Jan
D
Cincinnati
i
Jun
16%
13%
1,500
Friday
Jan
50% May
Midwest
Building
ANN ARBOR
Jan
137*8
Jun
10
68
Sale Price
53
S2.150
•
,
American
Exchange
'
STOCKS
51
Exchange
Ford
Detroit
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Stock
May
Jan
14
66*8
65%
Jun
July
Jun
44%
12.50
45%
40% July
Feb
6c
175
—
Jun
Apr
4
13%
19%
—
41%
Jan
26
50
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Feb
47
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—100
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Feb
44
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RR
42%
102%
19%
•
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75
192
100
7
Mass
51
Detroit
72% July46% Mar
53% July
400
— m,
Reilnlng & Mining Co
Jun
York Stock
59% Mar
Feb
38%
1*8
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Jan
52%
252
22 %
1
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54
1,164
1 %
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702
72%
42%
22%
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Shoe
20%
63
Feb
20%
-5
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Fruit
United
63%
86%
57%
50
Stop & Shop Inc
Standard Oil Co (N J)
Torrington
May
14
—100
Association
&
67*4
57
134% 136%
135
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Pennsylvania
RR
Co_
Reece Folding Machine Co
Shawmut
55% July
20
16
16%
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20
Feb
Members
Feb
37*4
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51'
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51
42% July
13%
-
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Jan
Feb
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Service
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co„„
N Y,
July
42 %
58%
13 %
10
Corp
Racing Ass'n
Companies.^
Narragansett
High
52%
WAITING, LERCHEN & CO.
70% May
20
110% 112%
—■mm'-
Lone Star Cement
National
Mar
51
50
common
Corp
Theatres.
Boston
Loew's
pincliin&ti Trabsit 4%s_.
Jan
14%
11% May
70*4
71%
1
-
53
12J
48% July
Mai-
37
41%
56%
ZZZZ5
Co
Gillette Co_
W
42%
BONDS
New
preferred
LOW
68
42-%
Jan
Jun
15% July
23
470
•
Island
19%
65%
65%
+—10
Jan
13%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
54
15%
•
Keonecott
73%
Jun
48%
—100
Shares
Jun
Feb
47%
15%
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Motor
179%
57%
801
13%
10
com
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pfd class A
1st
cumulative
General
170%
220
49
47
«
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St
Mass
cum
3,369
68%
'
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for Week
Low
...12%
(F
Mar
5
1
Wool worth
May
10
Inc_
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Eastern
8%
34 7«
5%
48
u
Hecla
Jan
30% July
35
40
67*4
%
48
100
common
Prop—
&
7%
30%
"
25
Maine
&
Boston
nigh
172% 175%
173%
50
—
Westingliouse
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Low
High
7%
—100
:
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Boston Edison
Shares
Par
30%
Refining
American
«( Prices
Sales
.
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
Low
—5
American
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
American Motors Corp
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
ENDED JULY 19
Friday
Boston Stock
May
Jun
37
July
no
.
Mav
1*4
Jan
Feb
50% Julv
Mr r
35% Mar
39*4 July
''44% July
41%
26
14
Jun
13% Juiv
Number 56.57
Volume 186
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...
37
(349)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's
Range
*
for Week
Sale Price
-
of Prices
Par
&
Sons.
_____
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Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd
27s
20c
Company
Corp
C
C
&
Inc
Canadian Prospect
Corp
Celanese
Ltd
Centra*
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South
&
Public
Illinois
Towel
Co
Cities
City
Service
Co
Products
Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%'> preferred
:
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Co
Crane
Jun
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
28 *
64 %
31
Feb
69%
25
Jan
•
Jan
May
Jan
North
American
Aviation
North
American
Car
Feb
20% May
Jan
34 %
Apr
Northern
Illinois
43
Apr
Northern
Illinois
Gas
36%
200
Jun
37%
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Ry
Mar
Northern
129
leb
110
133 %
330
Fm
140
64%
Jan
84
Ohio
Edison
700
41%
Feb
51
Jan
Ohio
Oil
182
82
July
89%
Feb
Oklahoma
400
37
Feb
15%
Jun
43% May
20% Jan
17%
28 Va May
250"
17%-
17%
31%
32 %
1,525
17%
17%.
1,600
16%
39
38%
29%
8,000
37% July
29%
28
29%
1,800
26
15
15
1,500
46
46
f
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>
46
19
18%
Feb
Jan
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
&
&
Co
World
15%
Jun
Parker
49%
Jan
Peabody Coal Co
17% Jan
20% Apr
200
45% July
46% July
15
6%
11%
Jun
9
Jan
Feb
15% July
Pen
5 Vo
preferred
i
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1
____
(Un)„j.
Co.
21% Feb
36 %
32% July
35
42%
1,680
39%
Feb
46% May
Pfizer
Philco
Potter
Apr
July
29%
1,200
27%
Feb
29%
100
29%
Jan
32 % May
29% July
40%
40%
200
37%
Jan
41% May
.23%
64%
20
_'_
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Drewrys- Ltd
Dn
Pont
5
1
5
24%
65%
1,250
1.
.Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Brewing
Flour Mills
Ford
Motor
5
Corp
Transportation.-—-!
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General Box
General
Cnrp___
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Motors
r-General; Public
t
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Corp___;
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(W
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1
Gray
& Rubber
Co.:
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Greif
Bros
Gulf
Oil
Harnischfeger
Heilman
Corp
(Walter
Houdaille
:
&
E)
Industries
Hupp Corporation
1
Huttig Sash & Door common
5 Vo
Central
,
.
Industrial Development
Steel
Inlerlake
Mineral
Chemical
&
International Nickel Co
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Kansas City
Salle
La*cled6
Leath
Co
Co
&
7%
Loew's
common
Chemical
Co
Sr
Co
&
200
23%
Jan
29 %
37
500
29%
Jan
37
Jan
3
13,300
3
Jun
Brick
Scott (Un)
Food
Products
36%
16%
100
15
1%
July
July
1,800
10
Mar
67a
1,100
26%
874
—
—..
6272
South
Bend
42% Mar
Southern
Co
15%
Southern
Pacific
9%
9%
121
9%
Jun
10
151% May
400
108
Feb
500
34
Jan
38%
43
200
36%
Feb
43
Jun
July
15 >
15%
17%
Jan
12
600
11 % Mar
13
Jan
17%
200
16%
18%
Jan
21-
21%
300
16%
Feb
2%
900
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
2%
•
1,400
6
1,000
29
250
14%
Jan
Feb
22% May
2%
Jun
6
May
25% May
29
July
106
Jan
1
100
July
450
20
Feb
22'A Jan
53%
55
500
48%
Jun
63
20%
20%
700
10
600
10
94%
300
79
21
100
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,
41% July
38%
31% July
108%
25
99% July
Jan
114%
Apr
11%
Feb
108% July
38% July
40%
29%
57% July
Feb
38%
400
36%
36%
735
13%
13%
500
0%
6%
645
6% July
60%
13%
39
;,
61%
2,300
45% Mar
61% July
"'a
5°0
Feb
46% May
4
13
38%
Feb
Jun
14%
Feb
7%, Jan
39%
Apr
36%
36%
200
36%
Jun
25%
25%
200
23%
Jan
110% 111%
380
103 %
Feb
128%
Jan
49%
450
41%
Jan
49 '/2
Jun
1
3y8
3 Va
10,300
3%
3%
100
3%
Feb
10%
Jan
10%
10%
100
14
14%
1,200
.24%
11
11
24%.
11%
3
July
13% July
Mar
4% May
4 % May
15
15%
Jun
Jan
150
24%
Jun
25%
Jan
1,200
10 Va
Jun
13%
Jan
63% July
68 %
Feb
63%
63%
23%
22%
23%
1,300
18% Mar
23%
Jun
73%
67%
73%
2,750
55%
Feb
81%
Jun
4%
4%
50
3%
Jan
.300
5
Apr
19% July
Feb
60'A Feb
38
33%;, Jan
3 7%
May
367b
387a
800
31% Jan
40
May
May
Southwest
Mfg
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19
22
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4
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41
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500
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91
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5
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100
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32%
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100
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42% May
31% May
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Consolidated Foods
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3
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1
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140
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31%
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100
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Monsanto
35%
6%,
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55%
2%.
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23%
Jan
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86
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19
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,
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11
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Feb
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for Week
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17%
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250
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21% May
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19%
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20
5
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82%
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10
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105
105
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38
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
JULY l'J
Friday
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Last
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for Week
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115
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2%
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241
5%
Feb
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66 34 Mar
96% July
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33%
33%
775
32% Mar
36% May
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1,516
44% May
53% July
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General Electric Co
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139
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General Foods Corp (Un*
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5
2,098
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300
13%
265
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47
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Navigation
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121%
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(The)
63 V«
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105
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Jan
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45%
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51% July
46% May
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Co
&
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32%
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12%
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225
13
Apr
Northern
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40%
42%
2,323
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42
42
July
44%
299
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Niagara
41%
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National Theatres Inc
5
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58%. July
874
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39 %
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Howe
31
(Un)_
Corp
39% May
659
1,782
48%
Hupp Corp
31 Vs
31
1
Decca Records Inc
Fruit
(Un>
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6%
28%>
Co
Grande RR
26%
94% July
»May
Jan
550
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2.90
2 1/12
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Homestake
Jun
17%
27%
48% Mar
1
Oil
Home
Litton
Jun
16 %
9
60%. Jan.
125.
1,440
1
A
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Lockheed
98!
May
485
25
7Va
class
Co
Electronics
Hoffman
10%
175a
Feb
Oil
$1.25 preferred
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hercules Powder Co
43% May
16% May
81f; Jun
16%
15
•
41 %
Jan
10 %
235
(Un)
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtfss-Wright Corp com
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7% July
8% July
19%
43 ! 4
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Feb
18
Curtis
DiGiorgio
July
Feb
38%
16%
American Oil Co
Denver & Rio
Jun
Mar
15
Preferred
Deere & Co
8%
17
19%
- .
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45
-
38%
3
(Un)
May
39% May
Feb
40
1%
Aircraft Engr
39%
2.75
1
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3
1
25
5
34% Mar
1.612
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363
150
18% Jun
Feb
40
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Jan
425
19%
18% Mar
4%
150
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56%
Jan
348
19%
50
275
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56%
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61
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840
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24%
61
Jan
47% July
48% July
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43%. 43%
24
94% *94%
92%
Jun
4%
Jan
4%
July
7%
Jun
Jan
18
(Un)
Crucible Steel Co of America
A
Feb
39% July
3% Jan
713
7%
Feb
Feb
1
common
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Dresser
2.90
3.263
7
2
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Corn Products Refining (Un) —2.—10
Crane Co
(Un)_,
25
Oil
July
11
Continental
Crestmont
14% July
47
1.068
•
Electrodynamics Corp
Continental Can Co
Jan
12%
1% Mar
1,661
Co
Apr
9
12
17%
Gas
6%
40%
17%
Natural
54% July
41 %
35%
—5
(Un>__
Consolidated Edison of N Y
Jan
1,046
179
Edison
147'b
7,661
2,475
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7% July
50 %
915
(Un)—
Jan
31c
51%
1,202
(Un*.
Apr
72
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G
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32
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Class
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13
41
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Feb
54%
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32%
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Jan
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31%
River
July
12%
2,145
40%
Columbia Gas System
tiuPont
13%
31%
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P* """it
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2%
1
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1.262
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Colorado
Cuban
Apr
48%
67%
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Molybdenum
Consol
4%
48 7
10
(Un)_
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340
22%
36%
79)a
Climax
Clorox
4%
3,230
July
68% Apr
41%. Jan,
38% Apr
11,995
36%
92%
Greyhound Corp
4%
21c
5
296
47a
4174
10c
Oil & Chern Co
Great Lakes
Gulf OH Corp
7%
July
-
18%
(Un>____
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Great Northern
Grumman
18c
45% Jun
24
7,245
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18%
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Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp
11%
7%
18%
36%
10
10
Co
&
&
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66% May
66% May
1% Jan
Ohio Ry (Un)
25
St Paul RR com (Un)_*
Island & Rac (Un)
•
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1WR1
Grace
Jan
8%
1
Jan
52% Jan
54% Jan
52% Eefc
3,159
45%. "47%.
41%
1
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Tire
Apr
17% July
"
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24
20
635
6%,
48%.
36%
4
1
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9%
10
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GlidcJen Co
Good
Goodyear
44%
Jan
5%
41%.
10
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Gladding McBean
355
1,850
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Products
Gladden
2,867
16%
.
18 V2 Ma y
Feb
33% July37!2 May
1,283
72
70%
18%
4%
(Un)—2.50
Co
Getty Gil Co common
Gillette Company
9%
55% July
;
Feb
T7% July
,
558
22%
57%
5
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52%
15%.
1
Champlin Oil & Ref (Un;_
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
26%
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255a
581
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1,760
44%.
56%
10
Utilities
Products
Gerber
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10
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July
200
3%
(Um_
—12.50
—
Jan
6 %
16%
-1
°c
10c
25
Caterpillar Tractor Go common
Delanese Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Jan
16%
Apr
22% Mar
1%
1%
Atlantic Oil ©o_
Canadian Homestead.: Oil* Ltd
Canadian
Feb
Feb
5%
42
5
5.50
5
California
523a
13%
150
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50%
5
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California
65
176
595
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July
55%
50c
10
9
Budget Finance Plan com
60c
27
17%
1
Borg-Warner Corp (Un*
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
6 r/c
41% May.
Feb
1 %
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51.2
4J%
12
1
15
—5
1_10
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20
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Stores Inc
32
705
55%
--
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Bolsa
160
27
46%
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36%
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1
5
Pi
1
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2
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27
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35%
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Calaveras
72%
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43
Feb
-
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100
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Budd
Feb
57%
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-
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un;
Blue Diamond Corp
Co
31
711
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38
142
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Jan
May
59% Mar
-
25%
1
(Un;
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Best wall Gypsum Co (UnBethlehem Steel Corp (Un;
Borden
977
/
10
10
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com
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Aviation Corp
Boeing
41 %
68% .68%
<-
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Aircraft
Bendix
40%
6%
Instrument
Beckman
Jun
Jan
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Oil Co
Bros
70%
77%
59%
Petroleum
Bankline
761
6%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un;
Bandini
72
__
(Un;
Mfg Corp
72
15>/8
Wedge
Atok-Big
Mar
57%
(Un*
Warrants
179%
16
Refining Co
Corp
Feb
Jan
57%
Santa Fe (Un)
(Un)
Atch Top &
Atlantic
Atlas
Jan
0
5
(Uhl
Warrants
18%
63% Jun
50 7
10
—
May
170%
36-8
(Un)
Jun
14%
8% Mar
56
1,118
(Un)—*
(Un;
Public
3,832
(Un)_—10
5
(111;
General
Apr
60
41%
18%
*
General Telephone
15%
-25
50
Armco Steel Corp
Armour <te Co
40
48%
—•
preferred
17%
15
1,448
6%.
46
Jan
173 175%
—25
1st
72
1%
Feb
Feb
(Un)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
2,504
2,195
"•
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1
General Motors Corp com
General Paint Corp common
Jun
57 %
Public Service Corp (Un;__10c
Feb
(Un;
...
19
21%
General
5
Co
Co (Un)
Anderson-Pricnara Oil Corp
(The)
16%
60%
18
43%
1—_
48% July
21% July
48%
Corp
Tobacco
American
5
Texas
41%
297
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—
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220
15
173
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Jun
7%
,
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42
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7%
59%
100
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2
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410
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11
2.735
15%
Garrett
40%
2.026
21 Vs
American Tel & Tel Co
Dow
20% Mar
395
905
'%
48%.
20
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
Cons
26% May
15%
—.—*
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Jan
45
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American Radiator & 8 8 (Urt)
Bell
Apr
20%
15%
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Avco
17%
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Jan
165
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Electronics Inc
1
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1,353
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24
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109
210
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18V
58%
33%
60%
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3,243
16%
1
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10
64
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&
58%
53
Jun
Feb
7%
64 % July
45
American
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Jan
57
5
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14%
345
Feb
44,788
59%
(On)
1
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American Can Co (Un)
12.50
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51 % July
64
47%
2.00
57%
v
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64
262
2.00
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Feb
107a Mar
<fc
1,333
2.20 July
59%
3%
18
Allis-Chalmers MIg Co (Un)
10
Aluminium Ltd
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37%
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10
Feb
1
,
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9%
62c
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4
10%
tow
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Ford Motor Co
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515
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101% July
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39
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106% Mar
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39
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18% Jan
28%
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Friday
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Week's
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1
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& Co Inc
&
Gamble
Co
Aviation
52%
Jun
63
Jan
519
14%
Feb
18 74
Apr
576
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5% May
45% Mar
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33
38
Jun
15
215
81%
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31%
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68 74
Mar
20c
July
19%
2c
Jun
19
Feb
23 %
Jun
Feb
96% July
55% May
62%
Jun
16%
Apr
17%
Jan
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25 %
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29
Jan
700
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Jan
45% Julv
4
Feb
56
58
2.475
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64
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54%
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20%
1,311
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Feb
64% July
Pennroad
Jan
5174
Jun
Pennsalt
Chemicals
20%
192
20%
Jun
24
Feb
Pennsylvania
Feb
20%
21
100
20
Jun
22%
27%
28%
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27%
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2
Mar
7
25
42 %
Feb
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4574
Jan
%
379
26
Jan
32 74
May
26%
6,623
20
Feb
26 74 July
Progress
1074 July
Public Service Electric & Gas
$2.44
preferred
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1274
Apr
38% Mar
4174
Jun
58%
593
8,531
43
59% July
Reading Co
53%
1,094
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61%
Scott
66%
53%
66%
53%
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Mar
$1.40
Jan
preference
67%
3,380
272
51
Mar
6874 July
61% Jun
78%
412
6874
Jan
8174 July
South
33%
6%
35
324
26
Feb
35
7
751
27%
28%
3,585
33
33
333
1
(Un)
1
Mold
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,
Sylvania Electric Products
28%
5
6%
Jun
8 74
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
43%
837
40%
Feb
447a May
74
%
398
54%
Feb
76
Jun
Jun
33
Jan
Apr
21
Jan
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2474
Feb
6% %
34% Mar
Feb
8874 July
6
4174 July
54
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19%
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30
257a
73
30
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2574
Feb
27%
Apr
July
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50
73
July
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Jan
33
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41
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43%
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30 74
50
36%
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Feb
54
July
54
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1374
Jan
16
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5674
Jan
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Jun
20
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40
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,
4674
Jan
Feb
2274
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Jun
35
Apr
4074 May
5,046
7 74
34,347
1674
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14
Mar
1874
80
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July
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1574
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36
Jan
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1974
4,879
Jun
20
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20
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Jun
28
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24
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6174
62 74
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150
26%
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967
24
76%
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20
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16%
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4774 July
28% July
Feb
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18 74
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Jun
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3474 Jan
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547a May
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•
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73%
Jun
19%
__
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;
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33
42%
Jun
3174
80
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3774 Apr
3
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23%
25
41%
47%
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7.50
43
27 74
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Sun Oil Co
Jan
13
47%
2774
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81% July
Jan
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—
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58%
July
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Jun
7%
16% Mar
651
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3274
64%
250
16%
50
78%
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297
1,540
12%
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common
58%
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33%
8 1 74
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Feb
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217-4 May
37% Jan
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Jan
39
10
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256
5674
100
common
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Jun
20
4174
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40% May
Potomac Electric Power
11%
80
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Jan
9%
495
10
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107
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635
5
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
July
Jan
1 074
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Jan
15
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
58%
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7
4
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Feb
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12 74
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Power
Jun
251
32
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2,120
3 0 74
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Jan
May
64 74 May
67 74 May
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5572
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Hamilton Watch Co
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26%
79
10
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1,458
Motor
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974
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non-voting
48%
64
50c
America
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2
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17%
62%
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28%
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17
150
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27%
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13
1
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2374 Feb
397
4Ta
Jan
29%
25
Jun
Mar
1 %
262
45%
Jan
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Feb
26%
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174
—
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628
4%
Jan
July
45
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5
Jan
61
4%
102%
16
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Range
13
common'
48
96%
45%
100
32%
Apr
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of Prices
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93
4%
13% May
4174 Jun
for publication.
2674
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Curtis Publishing Co
July
74 Mar
61
45%
Tel
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Jan
15
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
675
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1
26%
61
*
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Co
44
96%
5
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82
Stores
31% July
19% Jun
23
2.50
common
43%
10
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Apr
23
1
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1674
common—
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Campbell Soup Co
May
15
105%
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May
6074
Steel
Baltimore Transit Co
May
42 74
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Sterling Drug Inc
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Feb
1.40
J
2Sva
Feb
10
(Un)
42%
105% 108%
43%
*
Baldwln-Lima-Hamilton
31% July
32%
25
N
Feb
Jan
39%
Petroleum
of
Arundel
Atlantic
74
68J
3
(Ohio)
Jan
Jun
28
1,068
25
Chemical
26 >4
99c
75
59
com
of
Co
Oil
Stauffer
330
10
American
35%
15c
Inc
Co
Oil
3174
37%
American
57%
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Brands
23
792
Mar
Feb
63%
200
28 %
58
2174 Jan
35 %
Public Service
Standard
399
Par
Alan Wood
58%
com
Co
16
Friday
64 74 May
357%
Co
Standard
542
37%
*
(Un)
16c
Sale Price
Feb
68%
23 %
28
28%
10
STOCKS
July
68
■
(Un)
Jan
1
25
Railway
Standard
31
p. 10
California
Pacific
Southwestern
,
Feb
59
20 g
__
Southern
92c
874 May
5174
31
>
1
Preferred
Southern
390
23
5
preferred
Southern
9%
91c
68%
25
__
ser
7,600
s prices were not received in time
will be included in next week's
compilation.
23% Mar
90c
—
10
pfd
19c
*
39% July
107a Jan
1,100
w
10
Co
Jan
527s July
17% Jun
(Un)
Gas
Feb
16 %
1.253
15
Calif Edison Co common___25
Cal
17c
17c
Philadelphia - Baltimore Stock Exchange
22 74 May
48%
1874
(Un)
preferred
5274
Friday
Jan
22% Mar
17%
(Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern
1,892
483
1
4.24 '/o
3.960
1,565
(Un)
4.32'a
%
36
62
♦
Co
20
55%
(Un)
Corp
1.830
3174 July
52%
(Un)__
Water
Southern
91
(F W)
Jun
22% JuJy
6074
Sinclair Oil Corp
Super
259
52%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
6%
1,335
24
__1
Mining
Steel
21%
22%
——,
60%
Ry (Un)
(Un)
Corp
Low
65%
15%
!— 10c
—.,
Youngstown Sheet &; Tube (Un)
3974 May
34
1
1
Seaboard Finance Co
Scars Roebuck & Co
Shasta
21
Jan
,..10
Paper Co
Inc
21%
5
(Un
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6574
4914 July
17% Jan
487s
24% July
16% Feb
9
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_
Servel
945
8.093
a
Inc
Schenley Industries
Scott
38
25
2.50
Inc
Regis Paper Co
Diego Gas & Elec
Schering
36%
24%
1
Francisco
Mauricio
31%
36%
24%
10
;
San
San
14% Apr
38% Mar
1
W Pine Foods
Louis-San
632
1
!
,
Joseph Lead
503
42%
5
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co_:
St
15%
42%
•
(Un)
—
St
45%
15%
42%
1
Corp
St
150
15%
5
__
Safeway Stores
49%
3
__
-
6574
Shares
+
Jan
Jun
Low
12.50
Jan
43%
—5
p
(Un.)
Inc
and
July
16
Rice
Ranch
Oil
Company
Richfield
Oil
Corp
Riverside Cement Co A pfd (Un)
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
(Un),
S
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
for Week
of Prices
Par
1.30 May
65
15%
Drug Inc Co__
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Eros
Feb
15%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Roos
High
July
Williston Basin Oil Explor
Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
Rexall
Aircraft
70c
45
260
1
Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Rohr
422
55%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)__
Revlon
3,070
65
54
<Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Republic
Low
90c
%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
54%
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Philippine Long Disc Tel (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Procter
High
70c
6274
Week's
Last
1
12.50
(Un)
(Un)
coip
75c
STOCKS'
Range Since Jan.
3
Phelps Dodge Corp
Pimco
(Un)
19
Friday
Shares
Low
Petrocarbon Chemical cap
Pfizer
JULY
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
1374
7%
504
,
34%
35%
38%
1,030
4074
4074
%
196
3574
—
1574
'
50
1774
Jun
774 May
674 Jan
3474 July
35% July
40
Jun
82
.#
Jan
2774
Jun
38 74 May
3874 Mar
4674 Jan
Apr
'
Texas Co
Texas
(Un)
Gulf
Textron
Sulphur
Inc
Co
(Un)
•
common
Tidewater Oil
1
„
common
28 %
2,105
15
15
350
13%
22%
529
22
37%
39%
672
25
Tishman Realty & Const Co
World
Airlines
Transamerica
TreeSweet
27%
22%
10
Preferred
Trans
27%
22%
50c
Thriftimart, Inc
i
1
23
6%
(Un)
1
!
32% Feb
23
July
21% July
1374 Jun
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
series
1975
Carbide
Union
Corp
Electric Co
(Un)__
2574
19%
2.869
6%
200
9
591
26%
Feb
34
May
20%
840
1174
Jan
20
3574
Feb
6 % May
41 74
Apr
Sale Price
456
22%
Feb
123
603
103%
Feb
26%
Jan
Feb
6374
Jun
3174
Jan
Blaw-Knox
18
Jan
Columbia Gas System
Continental
27%
390
Union Oil Co of Calif—
25
56%
56%
58
1,846
52
Union Pacific Ry
Union Sugar
Co
10
3074
United
Inc
Air
Lines
United
Corp
Par
United
Fruit
United
Gas
U
Co
Industries
S
U
S
Ftubber
U
S
Steel
Universal
(Un)
Inc
;
common
30%
1,086
27
Jun
42%
Jan
6074 July
88%
Jan
Duquesne
Brewing
774
Apr
Duquesne
Light
477s
Feb
Equitable Gas
64
1,230
575
43%
— —,
1
—
—
Consolidated
Oil
Co
1
*
296
15%
200
46%
2,594
54
305
674
Jan
43% July
32% Jan
14%
Feb
4074
Feb
38 74 May
16%
Harbison
Jan
Jan
Joy
72%
60
Apr
of
Feb
17%
Jan
22% July
Pittsburgh
35
Feb
3674
Apr
May
Glass
Plate
1
1
12%
12%
1274 July
San
5
45%
45%
45%
170
44
Jun
47 74
Jan
4
a29%
a29 74 a3174
165
3074 May
32%
Jun
United States
25c
1374
-
_
—
.
West
Kentucky Coal Co
Western
Dept
Western
Union
(Un)
Stores
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
5,311
951
13
July
77c
Mar
9% Mar
15
1.50 July
13
13 74
1,045
1174
Jan
1474 May
2.50
18%
1874
315
17%
29%
28%
569
20%
Apr
Feb
20
10
(Un)
(Un)
37%
38 74
13
17%
1774
223
5%
5%
75
674
1.692
5%
Jan
285
34 74
Jun
3774
103
2774
Jan
33% May
6%
6%
34 3
35
8
29%
29%
39 74
39 74
40
9
32 74
t
:
96
Apr
Jan
377 a July
26
Feb
2974
3574
Feb
4374
Jan
16%
Feb
18
Jan
674
5% May
Jan
Feb
774 Mar
Apr
33 74 May
40
July
May
32
32%
160
27
Feb
33
7074
7074
10
6374
Feb
7374
Jan
2%
2%
1,907
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
85 %
Jan
3274 May
_
10
8174
71
75%
Feb
7%
774
85
77-4
Jan
3474
3474
6
3174
Feb
3774
30 74
31
Feb
81
1
United
1.45
40
3574
-2.50
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
12%
2874
34%
64 %
52% July
~~1
'
common
510
1.40
6
15
Refractories——
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
(Un)
1.40
179
37%
-8.50
Co
(Joseph) Co
Manufacturing Co—_
(Un)
Westates
High
,
54%
37%
5
Pgh_
277
50
Low
52%
10
Co
22 %
13
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
1
Corp
35%
13
Sales
Shares
17 74
•
Co
Walker
Preferred (Un)
West Coast Life Insurance
*
Jan
Jun
37%
10
-
_
Commercial
(Raphael)
Petroleums com
-
July
73
Jan
49
_
Home
49 74
57% Mar
Co
21
—
83
89 74
Apr
7074 July
28%
3574
•
—
342
71%
53
22 3 4
48
69%
10
;
Co
740
35 74
1574
—
—
■
44%
35
44%
5
Equipment Co
Washington Water Power-,
&
74 May
774
16%
common
Victor
Weill
Apr
16
7%
10
(Un)
Corp
27
550
60%
»
Corp
2,110
64
1
July
8374
for Week
of Prices
Low
Armstrong Cork Co
3074
5
(Un)
(Un)
'
37%
16%
29%
% 76
%
52%
30%
29%
5,500
'
12474 July
29's Apr
16%
10
10,000
10,300
Range
Last
34 May
3074 Jun
27%
2774
United Aircraft Corp
73
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
123
12.50
84 74
74
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
33%
2774,
,
72
—
Feb
Jan
37%
10
(Un)
82
84
__
1977
^
Union
76
__
—1975
2674
—
A
ser
A—
income subord debs-
v
2274 July
20%
•
1'7
BONDS
;
41% May
6%
2074
(Un)
108
May
33%
1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
287
14 %
37
37%
1
(Un)
3
22%
14%
2
Co
Corp
23
22%
22%
5
Corp
Products
Tri-Continental
Warrants
w
Inc_
26%
i:'
Jan
8% May
'
Plymouth
Oil
Corp
5
—,
Rockwell Spring
& Axle
Toy Mining
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Vanadium
Glass
Air
31
173
31%
Ap*
5c
Jan
16c
Apr
1474
Feb
17
Jan
26
12c
15%
16 74
460
6 74
210
6 74
July
59%
GO
24
36%
Jan
6474
29%
29%
30 %
85
26%
Feb
33
12.50
vtc
lie
74
II-10
common
6674
6674
68 74
323
5274
Feb
68% July
5
1
16
—~
»
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse
5
10c
Jun
Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
674
8,200
7 74
Feb
Jun
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Abitlbl
Power &
4%%
Paper
•
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
5%
pfd
100
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel new common
*
Aluminium
4'r
Can
4
74%
pfd
Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Corp
$2.40
For
IHgh
Loxo
3,623
22%
2274
55
9074
90 74
100
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
3074
Jun
High
35 74
Jan
May
24
90% July
94
Jan
8
Jun
Nova
Canadienne
Banque
Bailey
Scotia
Selburn 5'4
Bathurst
Pow &
Bell
4774
47%
4974
10,923
4274 May
5038 July
20%
20%
2174
412
20%
Jun
23
Jan
Bowaier
Paper
50
4574
45
45%
370
44
Jun
48%
Jan
Brazilian
Traction
footnotes
48 74
255
48 74
43
43
44
105
40
19%
19
20
3,532
15%
46
250
44%
26
4,015
50
—.
•
page
44
29 74
•
see
3 6 74
48 72
Ltd
22%
46
29
ro 0
2.560
4774
47
47 %
3.35
3.45
5674
56
56 %
July
40% July
Eowater
Corp 5%
preferred
:
&
46
May
3.10 May
55% Mar
High
54%
Jan
3.60 May
60
4274
Jun
Jan
37
37
37
715
34%
35
1,130
32
July
40
Jan
52
52
52 %
500
52
July
5874
Jan
30
750
28
40
Apr
50
--50
fi
t
40 %
40%
17,236
87c
91c
250,660
44
44
44
80
40%
a4674 a46 74
Power
•
—
9%
5
5
5 %
1,825
9%
9%
4,561
30
Ltd
Light
Jan. 1
34%
25
preferred
Corp
i
•
Rights
5%%
6,771
40,630
436'
87c
40
2.273
Range
Low
High
10
Telephoiie~IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
a774
3874
Jan
Shares
30
37
7
for Week
25
Nationale
pfd
Pap class A
a7%
49
10
Sales
Range
3.45
10
^
of
Week's
of Prices
Low
Jan
22
*
Corp
Steels
Shares
32
Montreal
of
Rights
for Week
of Prices
50
common
preferred
Asbestos
Atlas
Ltd
Bank
Sales
3774
Anglo
Areus
Week's
25
)
of
Co
Sale Price
*
Ltd
preferred
Aluminum
——
*
Last
STOCKS
Par
31
•
19
Funds
Low
31
25
Exchange
Range
Sale Ptice
JULY
Friday
Montreal Stock
37
July
May
40% July
85c
40%
July
Jun
4674
Jan
1.14 May
a
5
4874
Apr
Feb
44
July
4
Mar
6
Apr
Jan
10
May
7%
July
52
May
British American Bank Noce Co.
30
100
29-%
Apr
33%
Jan
Feb
46
Mar
British
common
•
56
56
57
7,151
43%
Feb
57%
Jun
Feb
20
July
British Columbia Elec Co 4%%'
90
90
90
76
Jan
50
Apr
4
pfd_100
50
42
29
July
22% .July
35
Apr
5%
2974
Jan
American
74 % preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
Oil
8874 July
9574 Mar
42 3 b
185
41
46
Feb
50
43
48
220
46
Jun
50
Mar
50
4174
41%
75
40
May
43
Feb
May
40
Commercial
The
(352)
Financial
and
Chronicle... Monday, Ju.y 22,
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
Low
Par
British
Cohimbia
British
Columbia
Products
Forest
Power
Telephone
Columbia
British
Brown Co
B
class
Ltd
Mills
Bruck
Building Products
High
Low
51%
51 %
51%
3,018
42%
42%
43
126
36 %t
19
Calgary
Power
1,480
10
May
41
Feb
53
42% July
47
16
17% July
16
17%
3,995
2.00
2.00
200
2.00
Apr
35%
36%
176
29%
13%
Jan
July
Jan
May
Jan
36% July
75
74%
Mar
80
Jun
95
95
155
95
July
102
May
26 7 k
27%
2,626
25
Mar
'—"*r
27 %
27 Va
2,139
26
Jan
35%
■
100
•
~
Malting
Apr
29
Feb
33%
37%
38%
805
Jan
42
Apr
V 106
106
106
25
101
Jan
110
Low
Series
A
4%
">0
preferred
-
4%%
B
49
49
50
125
48
May
89
89
40
89
July
43
44
805
29
Jan
52
41 %
60
41%
-
46*
50
Sicks'
Breweries
*•
20
18%
■
Canada
Steel
of
Power
41%
15
525
25
.
•21/:
17%
10
Apr
Jan
15% July,
Jan
25%
20
1,415
454-:..
30
July
47
55
49
Jan
71%
i 3,941
CO
Feb
Jan
20 Va
Jan
59
*68'%-
22
July
17% July
15
59
/*•'
*.
•
255
18%
..54
——*
Southern
47%
Jun
20
-■
"
•
.
Co
July
38
'
*
comr.on
Simpsons Ltd
*Southam
Jan
Jan'
46
10
30
15
Jun
July-
44%
July
185
30
—.25
40
46
«
a38-
V
Shlrriff-Horsey common
5%% preferred ...—
High
96%
102
..6014 Mar
a38
46
*
•
-•
Williams of Canada common.*-
Sherwin
'ma,'*- 96%
.
Feb
81
1,437
91
.
s>jjt-
%
Low
High
93%
92%
41
Karge Since Jan. I
Shares
Jan
55
Apr
73
May
.49
<
•
Mar
60
.
Jan
-
Jun
44
coramo
.BO
preferred
12
.10
12
11
100
55
Mar
Triad
JUn
United
12 y2
Apr
45
Jan
94
45 y2
Feb
Steel
Corp
Gooderham
Jan
Webb &
Knapp (Canada)
27 %
28
1,988
28
July
Weston
(Geo 1class
28%
595
24
Mar
29
Jun
16%
17
1,140
16
Jun
19
Jun
80
29%
1,365
25%
Jan
27%
:
50%
990
23 %
Apr
4,700
V
78
14% Mar
•67%
575
-■
4.50
*-3.80
,
'
752
..
.
,
,
42% May
7.20 Jun
620
"
15%-- ;
12%
76%
»
9.00
Feb
2.75
Jan
17% May.:.
-82
Jun
,
J
v
-1,600
4.65
Apr
26%-.
:u*o
!«»%
27 %
Jun
86
86
100
86
July
92
Apr
>28
29
-275
23
Jan
33
Jun
"•-•'26%
V
—"
.
-
4.10
.v—1
Ltd
"A"
78
•
7.90
7.25
15%
*
Worts——
&
7:90
*
-
44
.'43
44
•
Oils
Walker
69 %
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
-/an
55%
Canada
27%
50%
•
Breweries common.
50
12
Co
17
Canadian Bank of Commerce——
Canadian
30%
•
pfd_—100
common
Ltd 4.40%
Canada Safeway
Canada Steamship
5%
62
725
10
preferred
Canada
75%
100
Canada Iron Foundries common
4%%
'
20
preferred
$1.30
for Week
Shawinlgan Water L Power common..4
Class A
•
;
r..—*
Apr
3.00
26%
•
common
Preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
,
Canada Cement common
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friu.j
11%
*
——
Jl'LY
Range Since Jan. 1
11%
10%
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
12
•
•
25
1
—*
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCK*
-
Feb
-
Feu
i.
<
'
31
$1.25 preferred
class
Canner
Canadian Celanese
A
.
al4
125
13%
Feb
15%
15%
3,782
12%
Apr
16%
a27
a27
5
27
Jun
30
7%
400
6%
Jun
9
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185
1,920
a53 a55%
21%
24%
July
Eraser Cos Ltd common——
5%
B__.
.
Can
International Paints
9%
10
__
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Eddy
3.30
a7
■'f"'6Ve
•
Ltd.........
Apr
5%
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86% Mav
3.30
Corp
of
Mar
20
!
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6%
East Kootenay
class
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Co
24
£2% Mav
8G%
a7
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Mfg
Jan
Apr
44.
1
Ltd
Inv
Engineering Works Ltd
Motor
' Mar
21%
28
..
.
'.*■*
27%
Feb
♦
18
10
86%
Corp cl A..
Advert
Zellerbach
13
Apr
a3.00' a3,00
...
Paper
Paper Corp Ltd
(R
Dominion
51
Co_i
&
Products
Gen
Jan
-10% Mar
Feb
65.
52
33
50
12
Canada Sec
Ltd
97
64
23'/a
common
Ltd
Brewery
Du Pont of
Crain
27%
Ltd
Bros
Jan
•
common
preferred
Dominion Textile
9
•
Chemical
&
Feb
•
Ltd
Stores
7
•
common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Tar
110
Neon
32
—
100
Dominion Glass
Red
14
8%
Claude
Consolidated
'10%
-•/ Mar
8
9%
.
a29% a29%
100
Marconi
'
Apr
12
High
.
1.50 May
39% Jan
July
Trust—
'Inv
pfd
cum
97
—
32%
•
com
Preferred
Dominion
8%
•
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
—
5r'o
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,
35"
245
20
26%
16%
•
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32
.
22
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3,213
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355
^
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65c
32V
113,225
:
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Dredge & Dock Co Ltdi.
Low
•
8%,^
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■V8%''
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
32'%- ;.32%
32%.:
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd— ——5
1
*
Beldlng-Corticelll Ltd coin—
To
preferred
1—_ .100
for Week
High,,J.
80c *
65c.
80c
Timber—
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.
w
' / Sales
,
of Prices
Sale Prie*
Par
Z
,«,£.
Funds
Canadian
21% July
15 % Mar
/
100
,
I
common
Jan
a3.50
——
20
Canadian Husky
preferred
Zellers
Feb
7%
•
•
preferred
4%7e
.30% May
14% Jan
al4
15 Va
25
Converters
Canadian
30
al4
•
& Cellulose
Chem
'
——
•
A
common
$1.75 Series
Canadian
'
•
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
'
Aluminium
British
Canadian
'
30c
1,500
25c
July
54c
Jan
9c
10c
1.500
9c
Jun
19c
Jan
5c
5c
1,500
4c
Jun
7%c Jan
12%
14%
53.182
Apr
14% July
7c
-}c
2,500
8.80
5c
May
15c
Mar
Number 5657
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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41
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»n
CANADIAN MARKETS
JULY 19
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
Chesfr'.vk Mines Ltd
Low
1
-
Chibougamau Jacuiei
Sales
Led..:
High
Low
11c
11c
1.000
2.0 o
75c
.
Friday
STOCKS
2.15
2,250
15c
12,500
12c
36,400
16c
10c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
12C
,__1
;
*
Cleveland Copper Corp
Central
Consolidated
Consol
__1
;
Mines
Cadillac
18 Vi-
1
Mining Exploration Ltd
1
18'/*,
llc
2.70
Basin
"1.30
Mining Co
:
27
Trans
4.20
Jan
Jan
Jun
Trebor
Trojan
Consol
United
Asbestos
MafV
27c
Dome
East
Mines
Oils
1
*
Jan
3.800
3.05 July
5.10
Jan
Weedon
1,500
6c
Jan
9.%.c
•
6c
9%c
500
9c
May
14 Vac
Feb
12c
Mar
Sol ,Gold
2,429
2.25
9%c
Jun
15c'
Jun
7%c July
.
109,000
uc
16 VaC
Apr
1,000
1.82
Jan
2.78
Mines Ltd—
..
Mines Ltd
Pyrite
&
Copper Corp Ltd
•
Wendell
Mineral
12 (a
1.000
12 %
May
14 V.
3.05
4,600
2.80 July
5.20
45c
50C
5,500
2.80
2.80
100
25c
25c
1,500
10 c
.12c
13,500
Petroleum
Mines
65c
Metal
Ltd
Mines
.1
25c
.
1
Mines
__
18c
;
18c
«
Ltd
18c
35c
Jun
10c
•*.
350
.1
15c
16c
July
2.20
2.55
82c
80c
Fundy Bay
Futurity
Feb
29Vac
25c
Fob
3.15 May
72c
400
82c
July
6c
8,105
July
Mav
14c
Jan
2.50
Feb
3.10
Apr
23c
Jan
16c
3,000
13c
Jun
1.34
189.050
55c
May
1.35 July
1.14
13,500
Apr
1.30 Mar
14c
14,100
1.03
*
of
13c
13c
11c
Jan
Mar
30c
Canada Ltd
Giant
1
——-
Yellowknife
Golden
Gold
Grandines
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
._x—
__
100
500
34c
10,500
22c
4,000
11c
11c ll'ac
7c
7c
—1
5.10 Mar
4.25
'
30c
_*
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Mines- Ltd
5.40
4.25
34c
*
:
Ltd
Mines
5.40
Ltd—1
Mines
Age Mines Ltd—;
7c
18 Vo
Com Ltd
1
4.25
5
1
33
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd
1
International
1
Iso
Cons
Ceramic
Uranium Mines
Jardun
Mines
5.60
Apr
rreierred
Acadia
Joliet-Quebec
Gold
Kontiki
Zinc
Lead
Mines
Class
A
Preferred
Acme
Advocate
Mines
Jan
100
18 Vo
July
July
2lVa Mar
2,300
8c
Alba
18c
16,550
13c
Yellowknife
Apr
24.000
11c
Jun
23c
Jan
65c
1.500
65c
45,000
24c
July
July
80c
26c
May
July
30c
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
3 Vac July
13c
Jan
40c
40c
2,000
40c
60c
Mar
14)4
14)4
100
11c
1,000
1-lc
23
23
July
6 Va C
7c
18c
22c
12c
1.08/.
1.12
305
37c
10,429
31c
37c
1.10
1.10
1.24
May
25
Mar
Jan
23c
Jan
115
55c
35c
2.08
1.70
53,700
1.20 Mar
1.92
35c
2,000
30c
Feb
15
1.53
1.10 July
35c
•
21,900
15%
'1,775
15
17c
—
17c
1.500
1.45-
-
—
Ltd.—
Molybdenite Cory of Canada Ltd——
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
1,42
38c
July
J an
Jan
Jun
Apr
July
20 Va
Jan
17c
July
65c
Jan
...
500
98c
Apr
1.75 May
41c-
45c
3.000
24c
Jun
1.08
1.67*
-
1.90
—--
Mines Ltd
Formaaue
1.90
18.600
Jun
2.65 Mar
1.42
i
1.62
Apr
Jack
—1
—,
New Pacific
New
Ltd
Mines
18c
19c
7,500
18c
July
62c
Jan
a25
a25
59
31c
Apr
35c
Jun
lie
18c
—.———1
Mines Ltd—1
Lake Uranium
Coal & Oils Ltd
12c
5,800
11c
July
49c
July
12c
_*
Mines Ltd
Santiago
*
-
North American
Raue
Northspan Uranium
Obalski
1.40
Jan
2.00
7c
July
14c
Jan
5,000
8c
Jun
18c
July
6c
May
6)aC
15c
7 Vac
6 Vac
500
15c
2,000
7%c
2,000
7VaC Feb
43c
1.000
42c
'f
43c
7 lac
——~1
ll%c
12c
Jan
Apr
56c
July
July
1.50
1.50
1.60
10.250
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
1
5.90
5.35
6.40
6,100
5.55
July
9.00 Mar
Mines Ltd
10c
11
11*%
5,425
9.50
Feb
14%
50c
44c
50c
48.000
I
Paudash
Lake
Pennbee
Mining Corp
Gas
Permo
Phillips
Mines
July
Jan
4
'fo
4
Va %
American
Prime
Island
Gas
Oil
Arnurex
Ltd—
6,500
18c
July
20c
July
Ltd—-
7%c
1
.*.
1.65
9,700
7VaC
7 Vac
14,400
14.000
5 Vac
6c
—1
Mines Ltd
1.57
1.65
7c
23c
25c
4.00
Aubelle
Gold
Aunor
Avillabona
of
Quebec Oil
Development
Ltd
Mines
Sharbot
Lake
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Ltd
Mines
Baska
July
17c
Jan
Bala
July
75c
Feb
Bathurst
4.00
Jan
July
Standard
Mines
Jun
10c
Jun
26c
Mar
9c
9c
14.200
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
38c
14.000
35c
Jun
2.28
1.25
Class A
Jan
6c
19c
Jan
50c
July
99c
May
85,600
75c
July
95c
95c
5.50
200
1
6c
6c
2,000
31c
35c
600
30c
13c
13c
3,100
13c
*
5.00 July
8.00
Jan
Bethlehem
9c
Jan
Bevcon
Apr
42c
Jan
Bibis
Apr
22c
Jan
R%c Mav
2.50
2.55
6.800
4.00
Jan
Black
21c
24c
28,500
21c
July
57c
Jan
Bonville
10c
10c
5,000
9c
Jun
30c
Jan
52c
58c
107,800
10c
Jan
G5c
Jun
Tazin
Mines
Ltd
_•
58c
.
Jun
May
Bay
&
HART
Bouscadillac
MONTREAL STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Branch:
1203
Branch
65
West
44th St.,
footnotps
\
see
page
44.
pfd—
Paper
Gold
—
——
Mines
2.90
600
15c 17 VaC
7,000
13)4
13%
Jan
6.25
Apr
May
Jan
2.00
2.70 Jun
3.25 May
49
%
40
HVa
11 Va
285
50c
51c
12c
830
49 Vt
1,800
65c
65c
70c
•
6c
6c
7c
1.48
65c
1.20
19 7 a
18 Va
20
45%
42
10 VaC
32,375
99
46 V4
12c
99 Va
Feb
July
'
70e
July
July
-
**%14c
Jan
1.48
63c
July
July
20
230
10 Va
12
1,663
25%
6,601
24
9 VaC
10c
1,600
,60c
49c
15 V4
29%
Feb
July
Apr
Jan
14c
Jan
9c
Apr
11V4 May
118% May
Jan
7
24 Va
10c
% July
19c
July
9 % July
90
July
46
Apr
10c
Jan
1.90 Jun
15 Va Mar
41
2.20 Jan
82c
Jan
37
315
97
94c
-
-
51,000
9%
Jan
Jan
6c
315
10c
9%
25c
Feb
13
V
65c
<
7,836
1.60
51%
Jan
49c
25,100
63c.
May
16%
11% Jun
8,800
1.10
28c
July
49
1,513*
1.50
Jan
July
13
*-61,267
1.12
Jan
-
60c
220,800
9c
8C
10c
36,300
8c
July
17c
Feb
20c
20c
20c
7,000
20c
May
39c
Jan
9 VaC
11c
8,700
9 VaC July
21c
Jan
1.85
1.90
905
1.60 Mar
8c
9c
12,500
17%
V
20%c
1.16 Mar
Mar
2.01
Jan
12%c Jan
Jun
6c
1
1
15%
17%
16,645
15% July
20% Jan
34%
33
34^4
1,161
2.90
3.25
36,115
30% July
2.40 Feb
41
3.05
28c
28c
31c
7,830
9 Vac
9 VaC
9 VaC
6,000
47 Va
3.30
Jan
Jan
23VaC Feb
42c
May
Feb
12 %c
Mar
9c
47
47 Va
4,150
3.40
3.50
26,465
57
56
57
1,755
55 Va
27c
27c 29 Vac
,
54%
May
46
Jan
3.65 May
3.10 May
Feb
60
Jun
Jan
7,300
25c
Jun
45c
42c
43c
2,240
40c
May
84c
65c
65c
69c
9,800
65c
Jun
75c
Jan
76c
72c
80c
179,255
60c
July
92c
May
31c
30c
33c
28,050
21c
July
47c
Mar
10 Vac
9 VaC 10 Vac
27,500
8c
Mar
12Vac
*
1
52
5%
52
52Va
210
75c
80c
17,998
5 V2
6
660
Apr
1.89
Jun
5Va
Jun
60
51 Va July
75c
Jan
Jan
7 Va May
Feb
1.75
Jan
40c
Jan
1.03
I,500
90c
Jun
20c
24c
15,000
17c
July
19 Va
19 Va
350
14 Va
Apr
19% May
17%
24c
17%
100
16 % May
17% July
92c
56,880
2.73
2.70
2.85
40%
40 Va
40%
25,306
87c
92c
479,173
1.80
1.60
1.80
16,750
15 %C
15 Vac
16c
31,071
7VaC
8Vac
10,200
1.75
1.85
9,177
1.10
1,550
20c
22c
6,600
Apr
3.15 May
July
1.58
1.80
&
Bright
(T
G)
76c
90c
7c
7 Vac
5,700
13c
10c
14c
76,900
46% May
Phillips Square
2-4545
90c
Feb
Feb
19 %c July
Mar
May
Jun
46%
47
170
5 Va
5 V4
630
7c
6,000
4.10.
4,200
class A
*
1,800
common—
49
Jun
4.85 Mar
6c
3.75
70c
Jun
Feb
Mar
Jan
10
Jan
7%
Jan
10
July
275
7.00
7.50
17%
150
43c
28,600
2.97
23.040
57
II,792
80
80
40
40
40
125
...
July
15)4
8,338
56
:
1.10
100
9%
56
—
Apr
Jan
5.45 Mar
1.01
4.10 Jan
15%
40c
Jan
July
2.60 Mar
40
10
47%
Jun
May
3.60 Jun
Feb
57%
Jun
Jun
84
Feb
40
Jun
46% Jun
39%
Jun
44
Jun
95% Mar
Jun
50
42
42
90
65
88
47%
255
46
47%
19
90c
77
90
42
8.00 May
43 %
Columbia Electric—
preferred
4 V2 r'r
preferred
4% r'n preferred
5r'
preferred
Mar
15 Va
17 Va
7.00
—*
100
50
50
100
50'
5%
10c
9%
2.80
Oil
1.55 Jan
45 Va May
42%
98c
.9 Va
2.85
preferred
18 %c Jan
40 Va May
15 Va
*
common
Jan
14c
Jun
7c
1.12
Jan
15c
10c
3.95
Jan
1.60 Mar
70c
Jun
48c
7c
Feb
Jan
2.65
July
80
3.95
Feb
7c
1,000
46 Va
2.75
32c
12c
65c
104,300
50
50
1
1
V 4
8Vac Feb
10c
1
*
4 V4 r'r-
P. Q.
1.75
58c
40c
Amer
Jun
Jan
44%
43c
4'c
5Vac
44
1
British
1.50
I5V2C July
10c
Ltd
British
1.14 May
Jun
50c
Britalta Petroleum
Office:
86c
10c
warrants
Tank
3,700
7Gc
1
Petroleums
Brilund Mines
40
56c
*
Traction
Bridge
West, Montreal
New York City, MUrray Hill
5'r-
Brantford Cordage
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S,
For
2.75
1.98
1.10 July
—1
r—
Ltd—
Corp
Brazilian
Telephone PL-9501
Local
12,313
2.75
4.80
300
1.31
-1
Gold
preferred
Bralsaman
EXCHANGE
STOCK
St.
3,375
5.60
1
Bralorne Mines
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
Dame
1.40
1
Mines
Mines
Boymar
'
CANADIAN
Uranium
Gold
Bowater
Notre
1.30
1.10
1
•
Ltd
Mines
5 Va %
230
30c
Warrants
Bidcop
Bowater
MEMBERS:
81,538
5.60
1
1
Mines
Uranium
Bicroft
Bouzan
SAVARD
35c
r
Bordulac Mines
1.54
23
2.35 July
"
.
30c
1.00
Jan
10c
34c
1
Feb
22c
Jan
15C
50c
Mines
64c
2.50
70c
6,600
90c
Mines
Yukon
17%
1
Feb
July
1.26 May
550
17c
1.20
1
-—25
Copper Corp
5,850
1
Jan
29c
45%
July
87c
5.00
—1
jun
48%
Jan
45
———*
Mining Corp
Telephone
Rights
4.460
.v__,
46%
15 Vac
•
*
*
common
Bell
22,500
Co
Belcher
65,200
July
July
77c
7c
55c
1.54
;
45%
July
19% July
43 Va Jun
*
Paper class A
—
20%
Ltd
28
50 V.
*
Uranium-.
20
Mines
1934
17
May
40% July
Jun
*
&
Lumber
Beaver
1.43
Mines Ltd
19%
92c
Beaver Lodge
1.54
Cons
19%
Jan
Jan
20%
Mines
41V.
1
•
Ltd
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
1
Tarbell
Jan
36% July
9,883
2,375
10
Mines
Power
—.1
Tacne Lake
8
3,194
49%
10
Petroleums Ltd_
Ltd—
Sullivan
Jan
1
1
Mining
Gas
<fc
*
Jun
92
25V. May
95% Apr
38%
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Oil
105
56c
Jan
—1
Ltd
,
93 %
Feb
18 y«
11%
Ltd.
Mines
Uranium
6c
1
:
Ltd
92 Va
1.70 Jan
35c
8c
Scotia
Mines
Stanwell
Gold
(1944)
63c
*
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Staaacona
200
95c
3,805
3.50
Metals
55c
1
18,383
20
1.35 July
200
55c
Jan
1.85
Exploration
Base
1
Ltd
1.40
49c
19V4
1.85
1.40 May
50o
Cons
Barymin
Jan
3,800
6c
2,625
11
Mines
Mines
Apr
11c
1
10,950
1.55
8% July
July
Apr
9V2c
Mines
15c
1.10
36c
•
:
-
Rexspar Uran & Met Min Co Ltd,
Jan
Jan
6%
37
Mines.
Nova
Barvue
35c
—1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
fled Crest Gold Mines
9c
20c
6.00
47%
—
of
Barnat
Apr
a59c
./
1
-
Feb
11c
1.40
54c
1
Montreal
Rights
Bank
Jun
1.01
Feb
10c
10c
1
Mines
Oils
23c
4,900
44c
1.50
1
Mines
River
Aumaque Gold
Jan
10c
"
11c
May
Feb
17 Vac
'
1
Mines
Mines
July
3.90
1.01
—
3,100
26c
11 Va
Atlln-Ruffner
Aumacho
45c
a59c
1.01
93c
30c
*
Yellowknife
—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
—1
Quebec Labiador Development Co Ltd_l
Jan
r-
Steels
1.85
1.98
61c
27c
Warrants
Atlas
5 Vac
46,200
—
-
Atlas
7c
2,613
3.50
23c
3.90
•
6,000
1
Debentures
Jan
1.40
540
80c
•
50
Productions
Artists
Associated
27c
Jon
'
1
Ltd-.
2.40
2,800
8V4
1
—
Gold Mines
Arjon
Bank
1.400
6.80
75c
——
—
Mines
Apr
13,500
6.25
13% July
10% Mar
—1
Warrants
Jun
27c
13% July
Feb
1
Nickel '.
Arcadia
Area
July
29c
Feb
7.25
*
—»—•
Consolidated Resources-^-,
34c
3.50
,
Mines
22c
-6.00
6,100
1
Mines
Ansil
Apex
5.15
20c
55,930
lc
Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
37
3.40
Feb
18c
13%
20c
Anglo
Jun
24c
23c
Jan
13%
Anglo Amer Explor
-4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Jun
3.50
Apr
21
12%
Develop
Petroleums
Anchor
Feb
1
—1
Feb
16c
—
Petroleums
Analogue Controls
Bank field
2
95
Jun
12%
1
Mines
Lead Mines
Anacon
May
3.80
Jun
10C
17 %C
80c
American Nepheline
80c
1
pfd
■
<Chib)
Producers
200
83
5,575
2,800
1.31
Larder
Leduc
16 Va
19,500
150
11c
50
preferred
14c
8.596
30c
3.85
125
90
11c
—25
preferred
Feb
Ltd
4%%
Mining Co-,
Porcupine
Portage
37
27c
3.80
28c
II:
Apr
17% May
Aluminum Co—
11c
!—
Ltd
Oil
Oil Co Ltd..
Pitt Gold
Provo
Uran
&
34%
3 4 •') «
Feb
9V4 July
7
37%
Bankeno Mines
11%
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd.l
Pato Cons Dredging Gold Ltd——-1
18 Va
Jan
24
22% Mar
47%
Apr
July
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—.
18 Va
High
35%
Feb
30
•
com
Balley Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
——
27c
i—1
Low
755
•
common.—,
new
Banff
4,600
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
•>
9Y*
U
new
Ltd
Jan
10,500
30c
■
Mines
High
9
-100
Jan
3,305
2.58
27c
2.30
Shares
*
Steel
Aluminium
for Week
200
Warrants
Algoma
Sales
Range
1.40
debentures
5 '/c
Week's
of Prices
19 V*
Jan
14c
2.50
30c
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—
Orchan Uranium
Jun
12%
•
Oils
2.90
10-"
2.55
.
Jan
24VaC
3,863
—
Cons
33c
12c
90c
—.
27c
May
90
*
54c
—1
—,—i—1
Opemiska Copper Mines ( Quebec) Ltd-1
Ltd
Jan
25c
11 Vac
Jun
—1
Metals—
Ltd
<1945)
Oils
Okalta
Feb
12,500
13c
~
—j——i—1
Mining Ltd.
Norsyncomaque
200
'7 VaC
.
Ltd
'
7c
•
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines Ltd—.
—1
New West Amulet Mines Ltd——1—1
Mines
1.72
1.721
11 VaC
7c
—.—50c
New
Nocana
Jun
18c
Funds
22%
'
Uranium
Corp common
$2 % preferred
'
Katricana
New
Apr
12c
.
1,000
31%
1
Argus
New
1.90
Jan
Jun
Jun
23c
Jun
23c
July
73
Jan
13 Vac
14 VaC Mar
10c
Jan
23c
Feb
6c
6.000
17
Mar
18)4
131.000
10c
Mines Ltd
Co Ltd——
lie
6,000
22c
Jun
14
200
6)aC
Mines
New
28.000
,.
31
1
Gold
Ltd
trust
Pacific
Alberta
Algom
65c
July
Jan
14,000
.
Montgaxy Explorations Ltd
2.98
18%
_50c
Explorations
Jun
52,100
1414
Ltd
Jan
*
common
Alberta Distillers common
21c
Feb
49c
Ltd
Canada
100
22%
—1
Shoe
Surpass
35%
May
23)4
3Vac
Mid-Chibougamau Mines LtdMill City Petroleums Ltd
Mining Corp of
2.55
91c
54c
7%
Ltd
13c
7c
43c
Mercedes Exploration
Mogador
Jan
9
-III
;
Akaitcho
3 Vac
..
Ltd——
IDS
47c
13
Gil
&
Gas
Jan
24c
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp—
Mining
Mar
31
•
Mining
Voting trust
28c
16c 18%c
—
Island
40,725
22%
1
j.
Aconlc
Jun
65c'
24c
Exploration Co—
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Merrill
Feb
1.03
15c
100
_—
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Agnew
2,025
Labrador Mining &
Mclntyre-Porcupine
8e
24c
•
Ajax Petroleums
9c
13c"
15c
Ltd
Mines
4 Vac July
Low
«
Amalgamated
Kerr-Addison
3,000
12c
Friday
"25
Atlantic Sugar common
Feb
1
voting trust
Mines Ltd
Jan
Vac
4
24c
•
—
Jan
4.80
—1
Ltd
Jan
2,500
—
Par
45c
July
33
325/.i
1
Mining Ltd
Jun
12Va
13c
Last
Abitibi Power & Paper common
May
500
18)..
8c
8c
Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Indian Lake Mines Ltd
I
!
Copper
Hollmger
Jan
2.35
2.55
Sale Price
Voting
Haitian
22c
44
99c
1.03
Caaadlan
Feb
May
1.75
•
A
32c
4.40 May
Jan
July
July
7% July
32c July
4 %c
Jan
14c
.1
Petroleums
Class
32c
STOCKS
Jan
42%
1.05
1.30
.1
General
100
1.80
11c
33% Mar
24)aC Mar
1.10
•
Ltd:
6c
2.55
2.50
1
Copper Mines.
Oils
6c
6c
*
;
-
7.50
__
Jan
'
14c
642.000
.1
Ltd
12,000
7.50
7.00 May
Toronto Stock Exchange
4.05 Mar
32)4 July
9,400
72c
15c
7,500
2.55
82c
Frobisher
65c
1
Jan
65c
2.70 July
25c" July
3,000
32:,4
32%
.1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.
50c
7.50
,
Fab
1,300
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines Ltd
Jan
July
2,000
42%
1
Ltd__
Ltd
33c
74c
5.50 Mar
56,450
12c
42
*
Jan
48c
Decalta
Westville
July
July
37c
Jun
2.80
1
Falconbridge Nickel
3.90
11c
1
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
15 Vac
May
"
1
Products Ltd-
70c
Apr
12^
2.80
.1
Lto_
3.45
•
Amulet
Western
1
.1
».
Mining &• Stneltihg Corp Ltd. .1
Eastern
14c
9c 101
2.25
*
Eastern Asbestos. Co
F1
14c"
.
lie
Virginia Mining Corp
5.25
*
Ltd
3.80
Jan
Ltd
Apr
400
•
Mines
18c
77,937
1
Ltd
Jan
3.35 May
2.20 Mar
2,000
74
3.05
July
(>C
-
Mines
17c
6.20
Ventures Ltd
Waite
^25c
Ltd—
Sullivan
15 VaC
50
Valor
2.30 May
700
6.20
United
1.07
30c
68
Jan
500
30c
—
High
60c
Jun
20c
300
6.20
Jan
7,500
5,500
2.90
1
Ltd
Apr
Oils
LOW
20c 20 %c
_1
Corp
22c
Lithium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
Ltd
17c
1.30
—1
:
Ltd—.—
Ltd
Shares
2.80
'*
Ltd—_———U
Mining Corp—
Ltd-.;
,—
—
25%
2.70
__-1
Corp
Devon-Palmer
20c
2.80
Jan
3.05 r 3.io
1
1
Jan
.
Dame
Mines
for Week
Low
1.25
13
10VaC July
"
2.50
Ltd
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
10c
3,850
21,500
'■
Dablon
Exploration
1.18 Mar
July
10c
6,500
•
12c
Feb
40c
1.03
23.500
19)4
lGVbe
Ltd
Mines
506
17c
10C T0%e
.1
copper- Hand ciiio Mines Ltd.
Cortex Explorations Ltd—.
Courno?
l(ic
Jan
46c
-
:
Sudbury
Continental
22c
1.02 r *1.03
■
Mines Ltd—-1
Denisun Mines Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Consol
-
_1
Ltd-
-
18c
Williams Gold. Mines Ltd—1
yooncaeur
Consolidated .Bi-Ore
Consol
19%c
May
July
July
Tib
Sales
Range
Par
High
Feb
2.00
'
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. i
Va
Feb
Mar
42
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
(354)
Monday, July 22, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
British
Columbia Forest Products..
British Columbia Packers
class A
Class B
14
14
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12
13%
High
1.G55
10% May
13s/s
Jan
3.835
13% July
17
Apr
14 %
4.175
13%
Jan
17%
51 %
51%
2,629
Feb
53
Jun
42 %
43
130
74c
12,215
6%
200
Consolidated
Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone Co
Broulan Reef Mines—
Bruck Mills class A
51%
____——
Class
.25
-1
74c
....
2.15
Brunhurst
Mines
Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining & Smelting.—
9c
Buffalo
6.70
9%c
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
90c
.
Canadian
Gold-
Lake
7%c
Bullochs
Ltd class B-—,
Bunker Hill Ext—1
Lake
—
41% July
70c July
6
July
10c
6,250
2,035
8c 10 %c
90c
10.100
8c
3.00 Jan
19c
Jan
13c
14.000
6%c
7%c
5,100
36%
12c
205
Jan
15c
Jan
12%
July
C7c
Jan
8
7%c July
6% July
37,050
1.07
Apr
1.07 Jan
2.00 May
8c
Jan
21.750
9c
6.70
47%
Apr
12c
Mar
2.50 May
21c
Apr
May
6%c Apr
25% July
ll%c Feb
Jan
36% July
5% Apr
%c May
15 %c Jan
5%
5%
100
11c
9%c
11c
13.000
9
50c
40c
56c
97,100
26c
14
14.
14%
610
13% Feb
15% Jan
11
10%
11
1,377
0% May
11% Apr
—
1
————— ——-
—
41
10
35%
—
Burchell
Burlington
9c
2.15
6.25
13c
Building Products
Burns
2.15
7%c
_
Euffadlson Gold
Buffalo
70c
6%
B
—•
Class
4
Jan
82c
May
warrants
B
Consolidated
1.25
Calalta
5%
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Consolidated
Pcrshcourt
15,610
14,400
4,890
24
Feb
36
*
75
July
75
2,505
62
Mar
80
Jun
Consolidated
1°°
95%
95
95%
41
95
July
103
Feb
Consolidated
1
8/J0
8.90
9.75
4,175
preferred
Bread
common
Canada
Cement
Preferred
•
—20
—
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Canada
Foundries
Cut
Stone
*
Life
Malting
Preferred
16%
38
100
100 108%
150
100
A
*
Southern
Oil
Mine—
warrants
1
•
Canadian Admiral Oils..
Canadian
—*
Feb
55
Jan
49%
49%
23 %
23 %
150
3.40
3.40
3.90
15,000
3.20
Jan
1.98
4.50 Jan
2.25
8,470
1.75
Jan
37
36%.
47% Mar
'22% Jun
Canadian
British
150
35%.
515
34
80
80
50
78
88 %!
88%
88%
3.65
5.Oh
22,250
8.25
7.45
8.25
75,471
17
1,050
17
58c
10
53c
35%
5
Jun
British
Empire
Canadian
Canncrs
class
C'elanese
88%
Feb
16
58<;
57,800
42c
15c
10,498
11c
19,754
50%
50%
50%
2,150
45
27 %
27'A
28
5,024
23% Mar
28
27%
28
945
23% Mar
Jun
24
Feb
%c Jan
9.60 Julv
Feb
50
Jan
28
17
Jun
17
16
Jun
19
Jun
65c
72c
48,156
53c
Feb
14
78c
13%
14
Apr
2,170
13%
15%
Apr
15%
15%
2,203
12%
280
Apr
July
14% May
16% Jun
—25
28
25
160
28
7%
*
7%
25
—
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum—
Canadian Drawn Steel common
Canadian Biedge & Dock
Dyno Mines
Feb
800
6% Jun
2.15
2.05
2.35
11,225
1.30 Mar
3
5 %
5%
3.00
5%
3,750
May
5 % Mar
1
67c
65c
67c
7%
Jan
9,925
65c
•
1.04
1.04
1.20
July
9,500
80c
Jan
8.40
8.25
8.60
*
30c
:
8.40
*
com
A
34,470
6.50
*
Husky Oil
Canadian Malartic Gold
20!%
21%
12,867
13%
14%
3,430
12%
12%
13
3,077
27c 27%c
4,278
27c
Mar
27c
25c
27c
1,071
25c
38%
July
36%
33%
7,217
26% Mar
82
80
82
30
80
1
•
100
8 '/c
preferred
1953 warrants
100
12%
Dominion Steel
2.70 Mar
Jun
8%
Feb
Jun
25
,130
Jun
1,765
11
Mar
15
Williston
Can Met
1
Natural
Canso
Oil
46c
52c
3.75
2.50
2.70
1.80
2.50
2.20
1.90
2.50
28C
26c
28c
Asbestos
Corp Ltd
Central
Explorers
—*
•
1
Central Pat Gold
Central
Porcupine
—1
Chesterville
1
-
Mines
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
&
Smelt
.
Cobalt Consolidated
Cochenour Willans
Mining Corp
Gold
Mines
Copper
Yellowknife
Confederation
Life
Coniaurum Mines
Con Key Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Corp
Allenbee
21c
4,300
10,684
2.00
3,050
1.60
1.05
1.01
1.10
14,500
3.00
3.05
770
75 %
78
419
52c
55c
43,669
Bellekeno
Beta Gamma
Calliman Flin
Central
Consolidated
Cordasun
Warrants
Denison
1
Mines
1
:
Dragon
footnotes
see
page
44.
Apr
Elder Mines
99
Jan
Eldrich
32%
Jan
El
Pen-Rcy
Sol
Mines
16%
Apr
El
3.25
Jan
Equitable
Jun
Eureka
56c
Gold
2.61 July
3.30 Mar
57c
Mar
Warrants
7%
Jun
60c,, Jan
Gc
Jun
20c
Jan
34c
Jan
16c
Jan
4lc
53c
28,624
7%c
10c
16,400
18c
16 %c
18c
4,500
12c
11c
12c
7,100
11c
4.175
70c
July
1.01
1.01
1.04
2.24
2.17
2.35
115,725
11c
11c
14c
341,471
28%
27%
28 %
5,816
13%
12
13%
7,905
9.25
12 %<•
13# H
12%
1.15 Mar
Jan
1.42
Jan
11c
2.83
Apr
Jun
27%
32%
Jan
Jan
13% May
14% Jun
Jun
,
9
13
16
27%
25
Apr
19% Feb
39%
Jan
Mar
30
May
Apr
July
57% May
12% Jan
„
10% May
7% May
10,242
July
33% Jun
11% Feb
,
Apr
21c
July
8%"
8%
8%*
1
18c
16c
18c
31,600
16c
July '
1.30
1.25
1.40
16,600
95c
Jan
30
30
30
115
30
Jan
30
28c
27c
30c
14,000
25c
Jun
73c
Jan
14c
13c
17c
14,700
13c
July
26c
Jan
10c
9%C
9c
Jan
16c
May
4,337
1
20c
20c
21c
21,600
1
2.75
2.72
2.85
24,269
4.50
4.50
200
*
9% Jan
37c
1.75
1.10 Mar
■*
1.47
2.30 July
5.25
2.65 July
4.25 Jun
10
41%
41
%
41%
25
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
25%
25%
495
25
48%
48%
48%
165
48
Jun
47%
47%
35
1
30
31
5,300
20c.
20c
21c
6,000
20c
22c
22c
26c
50,700
18c
1
$5
1
1
common
25c
24c 26 %c
44,521
—25
Jan
Jun
41% July
27%
Jan
58
Jan
50
47% May
25
Jan
4.10
Mar
20
Jun
Jan
Apr
fh25
Apr
-*
Trust-
May
Feb
40
Jun
40c
Mar
59c
Jan
July
24c
July
40% May
48c
48c
55
57'c
56c
61c
33,476
53c
C5e
80c
85c
10,402
54c
Feb
•
28c
28c
31c
17,300
250
Jun
5,590
82c
Feb
—*
48
1.03
Feb
Jan
July
Jan
Apr
May
Mar
1.66 July
Apr
3.65 Apr
78 ,
Apr
55c
1.25
Apr
8% May
Jun
17c
Feb
2.14 Jan
16c
Jan
3.25 Jan
150
Florida
Apr
Canada
class
A
2.60
62,124
1.25
1.40
9.35
8.50
9.55
18,433
1
20c
16c
20c
30,750
27
Ltd
4,310
Jan
16c
Mar
20c
24c
25,600
20c
Jun
13c
3,033
12 %c
Feb
23c
Jan
2.93
Feb
1.95 Mar
9.55 July
Jan
July
41c
300
25
Mar
28%
Jan
25%
100
25
Mar
28%
Jan
15c
15c
3,000
14c
Feb
24c
Apr
70c
Mar
98c
95c
1.00
19,980
9.05
8.75
9.35
40,548
54%
53%
55%
I,575
105
5.90
51
103
102
454
98%
22
21%
22
705
20
9C
9c
10c
7,000
9.35 July
Jun
56% Mar
114
2.55
2.50
2.65
6,570
80
80
30
75% Fbe
81
Apr
Co
7%
7%
275
63a Feb
8
May
*
7%
27
2.50
Jun
34
3.10
Feb
12c
12c
14c
75,400
1
1.10
1.10
1.20
•
30%
30
31
118,658
1,646
100
104
104
105
30
104
1
14
14
14'%
2,610
14
common
preferred
preferred
100
Ltd
.
Bakeries
-*
99
5%
Genex
Geo
Canada
common
Ltd
22c
Feb
55c
Apr
Giant
Mascot
1,254
10c
Jan
19c
Jan
Giant
15,150
Yellowknife
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
18
19%
Glacier
42,200
Jan
25%
Gold
Uranium Mines
Goldale
Mines
Goldpkest
Gold
Eagle
Jan
Jan
31
98% July
July
106
Apr
107
May
4.85
July
18% Apr
July
6.00
Jan
:
May
54
55
200
45
1,440
5.60
5.60
125
5.20
5.50
7,093
4.50 Mar
6.00
6%
6%
210
6% July
7%
83
83
35
33C
25%c
42c
%c
12 %c
14c
4.00
3.85
4.60
5,505
3.85
July
5.80
Jan
1.20
1.25
1,500
1.20 July
1.40
Jun
36 %c 38 %c
II,172
3,500
♦
•
Mine
Mining
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
43%
1
Prosp_
32,300
10c
Jan
35c
July
54
100
20c
Glenn
1.01
43%
common—1
—
Mines
1,100
12c
27
1
Wares
Scientific
75
6
Jan
1%
5.20
Preferred
5%
99
Jan
- '
1
General
Jan
•
—
Mines
Jan
21c
165
Gatineau
5 %
May
26
Apr
Jan
July
28
Gaitwin Exploration
Galkeno Mines
5 %
Jan
Feb
27
100
Trailer
9c
1.10
27 %
rf.'
Geco
May
27 % *
27
*
Debentures
Power
May
May
3.20 May
Feb
15c
*
common
20c
Apr
17% Apr
86c
42% Jan
25%
Mar
49 %c Jan
1.46
•
Companies
Steel
21c
Jan
90c
2.20
*
General
44c
Feb
•: 3.50
2.55
15
of Canada
Petroleum
10c
Jun
18
23
-1
Mines
General
13c
Jan
Jan
17% Feb
•
Dynamics
9,200
July
15
275
*
Motors
4,600
2,60
July
605
19
20
A
Corp
(U S)
General
13c
Jun
1
General
14c
5.50
30
17'%
18%
25o
.
Jan
13c
41c
33
17%
18%
1
Copper—
class
—
Canada
Fruehauf
30
17%
1.37
Ford Motor Co
of
32
•
—
2.80 Apr
45c
Jan
Jan
12%
•
Jun
85c
93c
49 %c Jan
—1
Manufacturing
Frobisher
2.00 July
115
..
35c
16%c July
45c
*
Ltd
Kirkland
1.52
Jan
Apr
28c
13,475
3.50 Feb
1
——1
Smelting
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten
Feb
25c
12,364,
Apr
Jar-
Apr
*
Falconbrldge Nickel
Fatuous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fraser
1,750
18,099
47c
2.00
"
4.25 Feb
Jan
75c
5.30 Jun
31c
...
Jun
common—1
Refineries
Preferred
May
11
17c
20c
100
13*8
=:
Insurance
Federal Grain
32c
48c
July
4,600
7c
1
5.00 Jan
1,000
2.90
7c
23c
2.00
*
Mines
14% July
40c
41c
183.200
21c
2.00
10c
600
Ltd
Ltd
Life
July
Feb
2.65
11c
21c
2.00
14%
Corp
Francoeur
Jun
10%
Jan
26% Mar
Oils-;
Ford
July
43c
Feb
3Gc
2,362
!
Foundation Co
9c
2.90
42c
July
220
——*
Jan
92c
1
Oil
July
12c
110
33
Common
Apr
10c
1
Discovery
Consolidated
18c
28,085
31*4
Ltd
&
10c
18%
12,400
14c
*
Investment
Jun
8,500
30c
20c
12c
32%
Match Co—_—.—
Eddy Paper class A
4.25
49,500
10%
Consolidated
14c
Economic
60c
Jun
10c
25C
20c
270
270
18c
common—*
Eddy
Feb
13c
20 %c
._1
1
5.00
July
11c
•
Oils—
15
36c
1.05
39c
* eb
270
12c
8% July
Products
July
July
36c
100
Jan
Mar
July
July ;
6% Mar
—:
Mining
Steel
31c
13c
Metals
Eastern
Eastern
Jan
62
73
*
Cadillac
2.85
5,400
4.25
28c
55
50c
Eastern
Feb
28c
2.00
121
Jun...
Apr
July
47%
July
Mav
21% July
Jan
2.00
1.75
*
Mines
74c.
Feb
9%c
118
1
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
7%c
22c
*■
Development
Consolidated
1.25
25c
1.66
2.60
13c
504
55
20c
82
154 %
Jan
1.85
39c
200
20,450
July
54%
65c
Jun
3,600
118
2.70
13c 14 %c
55
3.45
Jun
11c
1.70
2.70
2.70
14 %c
Jan
6.25 July
'
38c
7.00 Mar
2.15
*
1.90- Feb
15c
Jan
3,100
10c
10
-
16,780
1,09 Jan
Jan*
50c
8.50
3.35
8,000
3.20
July
9c
45c
Fleet
92c
3.10
55c
45c
5.35
21c
95c
4.25
7,700
—1
Jun
1.60
2.00
10,490
25
—
Asbestos Co
2.27 Mar
2.50
Coniagas Mines
Jan
July
July
8.40 Apr
2.00
*
1,500
5.95
Apr
21c
_—l
68c
9%c
5.70
100
Coal
Co
4.60
1.75
—1
Mines
Commoil
60c
9%c
Eastern
3,900
59,400
10c 10 %c
Jan
Jun
3.95
10 %c
July
8,000
5.10
352
68c
17
14
2,318
Explorers Alliance
6.25
6,900
—1
Jun
Apr
11%. July
14,779
3.00 Mar
31,100
14*4
100
35,255
Federal
8%
115
11%
10c
Jun
1.04
17
11%
1.25
Apr
41c 48 %c
16%
Mar
5.20 Jan
17
8%
—,1—
Amphi
2.90
95c
17
11%
July
July
8%
Duvex Oils & Minerals
15 %c
8%
Feb *
11c
12%
Mudge
Copper
Jan
44c.
14%
8%
common
Excelsior
2.10
1
&
Brewery
9%c Feb
8%
3.00
2,040
11%
3,000
1.00
16,315
10%
28,980
*
48,034
3.15
17%
May
32c
13c
3.00
16%
8%
—
Jun
1
55c
88c
.
3.10
11%
Textile
Mines
Apr
1
1
1.23 Jan
May
16%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Dominion
1.02
75c
25
33c
6'% Jan
-
34%c Jun
25
10c
28c
11c
12c
Jun
Jan
7.50 Apr
July
4*%
1,995
3.55
25c
5,900
41
5.00
15,655
2.25
1
Equipment
Coldstream
For
25c
8,600
50c
55%
1.90
1
Farm
Cody Reco
Colomac
10c
45c
41c
29*2
5.60
1.84
5,200
38c
Mar
May
Jan
27%
8%
.
July
26c
111,952
Invest
&
1.42 Jan
1.25 Feb
1,900
154
25
Ind-A
Stores
2.46 Mar
11,340
3,585
4%
25%
3.80
*
Chrysler
Lake
46c
500
5.30
May
Mar
-1
Chimo Gold Mines
Min
4.75
5.10
12 %c 14 %c
5.40
4%
54
10c
•
Cheskirk Mines
7.20
5-00
27%
3.40
1.92
1
Charter Oil
Chromium
5.15
13%c
6.85
4.75
Trethewey
Athabaska
Del Rio
Conro
6.85
Apr
2.00 Mar
64,153
11,700
•
Mar
15
74,623
•
Feb
30c
3,895
2.21
1
Ltd
Central
Coin
565
3.45
1
Producers
Cockshutt
5,482
20,491
26,356
3.45
1°'
Gas
Captain Mines
Cayzor
200
45c
50c
2.60
Explorations
Canso
Castle
3.00
3(jc
1
Mines
Warrants
Cassiar
3.00
6c
Exploration
Erin
2,350
3.10
Apr
Canadian
40
13
1.14
8c,
Can
38 %
3.50 Jan
40c
July
2.80
1,500
Candore
38%
8.60
1.25
9,905
27'%
4,325
2.95
34% May
90
9.40
Apr
Apr
1
26% May
25
8.60
17c
1
Feb
4.30 Mar
100
17,915
-1
Feb
15
173,710
22c
Mines
23%
30
34,000
1.40
19c
Mines
23%
3.65
94
18 %c Mar
10c
1.15
19c
Gold—
1,200
15
Jun
July
9C
1.30
Sullivan
3,345
30
9c
1.05
10c
„1
„1
Malartic
12,864
94
1.89 Feb
30c
East
14
15
July
East
34
*
Feb
88c
East
24%
Canadian Western Natural Gas 4%—20
15c
Apr
24
—.—.100
9,517
213,200
Jan
33%
8'/2c
18c
1.18
May
24
8c
Jun
17c
88c
36c
33%
8C
Jan
17c
40c
10
1
4.15
Jan
Apr
May
92c
39 %
25
Thorium Corp
Canadian Utilities
5% pfd
Canadian Vickers
100
Jun
July
III
25%
Duvan
Pacific Railway
3.95
3.70
22c
,15 %c July
2.20 May
Jan
—1
28
Jun
Petrofina Ltd
3.85
500
1.05
17c
Apr
May
16% Jun
135
3.85
16c
55
2.86
Prospect
16%
16c
*
Do\V
Canadian
Canadian
16c
*
Jun
Canadian
preferred
Scottish
Dominion
1.35
22% May
21%
12
Jun
Jan
19
14
July
Apr
6
135
21%
1955 warrants
Dominion
22%
■"
-1
16c
Jan
*
preferred
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion Magnesium
Donncll
Feb
38c
May
9c
_—*
——
Electrocliome
8% Mar
1.75
60c
15,100
2.50
Coal
Jan
21%
14%
*
Canadian North Inca
Canadian Oil Cos common
47c preferred
Mines
Donalda
7,067
18,550
11c
2
Dominion
3.50 Mar
2.67
80c
10c
1
10
-
July
70c
10c
1
Dome
9.25
2.56
70c
25c
Dominion
Jan
2.65
68c
Feb
III
1
Ltd
Oils
Dome
Jan
8
Feb
16 %c
1
Seagrams
Exploration
5.10
95c
Jun
42c
1
—
Distillers
3.25
100
8c
82c
Jan
*
Mines
100
1,650
10,000
22c
1
Mines—
Mines
Palmer
11,675
8
•
Jan
Gold
Diadem
85,112
98c
310,669
1
B
Mines
Devon
8.70
8
•
Jan
Delnitc
3.25
95c
38c
8c 10 %c
——
1.70 Apr
9.40 May
1.20 July
25 %c
-10
——
class
Mines--
Horn
8.35
98c
1
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
85c
Jun
Apr *
10c
.
9
Jan
7%
34c
—1
——
Warrants
10
18
7,800
—1
Ltd-
Brewls
Decoursey
Deer
1.60
100
55c
1
Mining' Corp
20 %
610
50c
-50
Coal—
Pass
Leather
10
'
51c
—5
common
_
Minerals
D'Aragon Mines
1.20
20c
,r
Canadian
Canadian
Daine
Davis
3.25
_
1.49
Timber
Mines
20
_
•
1
High Crest
Canadian Homestead Oils
31
•
Collieries Resources Ltd
Preferred
Canadian Decalta Gas
warrants..
Export Gas Ltd
16%
70c
-
29.400
315
Nest
Crows
28%
9,553
60c
„1
Pershing
Crowpat
22 % July
23%
57c
Canada
of
Zellcrbach
Cusco
5.35
5.70
—
Mining
Crestbrook
Croinor
Crown
25c
Feb
Feb
22%
Warrants
July
29%
.—•
Canadian
Products
6.00
Zinc
Lead
Oil
Crce
Apr
4.30
Jan
60c
July
9.60
July
20
Feb
11c
9.20
Jun
5.00 July
8.30
Feb
12c
Jan
*
$ 1% preferred
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain Pete
Food
88 %
5.00 Jan
9.45
•
common
Canadian
90
Jun
75c
Jan
37% Mar
10c
Oils
A
Canadian
39%
May
July
Coulee
Cournor
D'Eldona
Aluminium
Canadian
Canadian
37
35
80
24 % Mar
15c
*
—
May
May
28c
1.366
25,777
59c
1
*
B
'Cosmos Imperial
2.85 Mar
125
•
common
Preferred
Class
1.10
13,300
19c
5.15
—*
Apr
175
Jan
Apr
22%
_•
Feb
1.38
3.75
Jun
40c
*
Copper-Man Mines
Rand Chiboug
111
Jan
2.75
4.90
—-*
1
*
1
Corby Distillery class A
100% Jan
July
5.00
Exploration
Clark Publishing:.
Coppercorp Ltd —
Coppcrcrest Mines
Copper
149
' July
67c
1.320
-1
Comvcst
Apr
20
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Mav
15c
69,080
19c
10
Copp
13 % July
2
Oil
Canadian Breweries
17
35c
4,500
85c
2.75
9.40
Consumers Gas of Toronto
42
Mar
_1
Minerals
Atlantic
% May
July
43c
Pcroleum
West
May
15c 15 %c
„1
Sudbury Basin
Tungsten Mining-
13% July
25
Canadian Astoria
Feb
8
Consolidated
lie
45c
5.05
._
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Mar
Feb
,
3.70
Mines—
50c
Jan
8c
18c
G7c
43c
May
2.05 Jun
May
2.75
l(ic
Poplar Min—.—,
Ltd-
35
4.05
100
Petroleum
class B..
Wire
Canadian
10
430
150
Jan
13% Feb
50
13%
35%
—20
Canada Southern
Class
16%
38'7
29
3.00 Feb
2.20
.
B
Canadian
49%
13%
30% Apr
6
180
150
•
Permanent Mtge-_
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
Canada
287
10%
13%
26
..
Canada
Canada
209
7%
38%
*
common
Canada
Class
27%
10
common
Assurance
Oil Lands
Warrants
Canada Packers class
27
13% Jan
26% Jan
2,475
July
2.50 May
24% Mar
400
27%
7%
27
2.95
27
10
100
Forgings com—•
preferred
Canada
Canada
2.95
27
*
common
Canada Iron Foundries
4%,%
*
common
8.90
Jan
20c
64c
Jan
„1
Oils
Consolidated Press class A
Consolidated Red
1.20
-1
Northland
Peak
1.35
May
3,700
High
Feb
36c
._2
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated
1.34
1.55
16.300
36c
15c
——
Consolidated
35%
3.20
9%c
8c
70c
Negus
Consolidated
1.28
Jun
8c
31c
1
Mining & SmeltingMorrison Explor—
Consolidated
Consolidated
34%
74%
July
200
Mines
Guayana
1.28
1.21
25c
.
Howey Gold
Consolidated
Marbenor Mines™
Consoi Marcus Gold Ltd—
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
35%
80c
6,683
Consolidated
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
1.10
1.57
Consolidated Halliwell
-—25c
Petroleum
6,000
1.48
25c
Gillies Lake—.——
Consolidated
Low
51c
-
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Range Since Jan. L
High
50c
1.50
Mines——
Iron
Consolidated Rcgcourt Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Shares
50c
Crest.
East
Fenimore
Consoi
■
Eritish
for Week
Low
Par
'
Apr
•
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
High
11%
13%
Week's
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
JULY 19
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
1
Mines
1
65c
12
1
1
36 %c
1
Mines_
1
Gold
1
7c
66%
'
Feb'
45
6.25
C6
120,440
20c
Feb
42c
3.000
65c
July
2,000
10c
12c
7c
5.00
JanMar
Jun
23c-
lie
'
37
80
70c
22c
lie
53%
6,500
;
-
2,000-
35c
19 %c
Feb
July
Jan
'
Feb
29c
Apr
Jan
July
Jan
Apr
70c
July
11c
Jan
1.30 May
27c
Jun
-—7c
Apr
July
Jan
16c
May
lOVsc Jan
..
Number 5657... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(355)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JLTY X»
Last
STOCKS
of
Manitoil
Goldfields
Mines
87c
95c
18c
18c
19c
41 %
41 %
41 Ms
6%
6%
100
1
Gold
Mines
13 %c
13 %c
14c
19,500
11c
11c 11 %c
5,600
44
45%
889
38
24
24
24 Va
255
22
9
9
9=8
2,530
5.75
5.15
5.75
955
50
50
50%
335
1
—*
•—*
38 %
38
38'a
1,798
class
A
—
7
7
100
5 Va
5%
100
*
*
5
39c
Wire
;—
Uranium
Products pfd
Brass
Hard
Rock
Mines
Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines
Harrison
Lakes
Hi
Drilling
Tower
Holden
Mig class
Consol
Hollinger
Oil
Home
Class
Gold
July
25
lie
May
49c
July
14c
9 Vac
Jan
common.
—
.
Gold
Lake
(John)
—
&
Inland
Natural
12
Midrim
Mining
1
1.49
1.45
1.50
*
3.70
3.70
3.90
30% July
7,621
17
"
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
27c
Apr
9VaC Jan
14c
Jan
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
.
Mar
16%cMay
aC
lOVaC
I,000
62c
9%c
12,651
29,500
8c
July
July
6%c
6,800
6c
July
1.55
200
85c
Feb
43c
35,200
26c
45%
46
252
10%
10%
370
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
2.00
2.00
120
1.75
Jan
2.00
July
32%
33
1,953
23%.Feb
11% Feb
Apr
39% Feb
1.07 Jan
18c
Jan
12 %c Jan
Jun
2.00
45c
July
46
May
36
Jun
Milton
Min
19%
22%
16,177
19%
22 Va
33,390
30%
31 Va
550
Modem
Metals
Moneta
5.35
5.60
I,925
65
67 %
July
1.55 July
1,650
36c
70.244
3.10
41,020
2.45
2.45
310
10c lOVac
5,900
15
15%
3,955
25c
30c
26,004
20c
Jun
45c
Jan
15c
15c
3,000
15c
Apr
24c
15
May
July
10c
15%
1
26c
1
;
__
"
common
%
15
1
.
;
1
15
117
11V4
Feb
1.25
16,450
1.15
July
150
22 Va
Jan
100
22% Jan
54 %
55
696
46 Va Mar
65
Jan
25%
25 Va
75
25% July
28
Jan
12%
12%
625
55
55
57
8,098
50% Mar
10%
10%
11
4,291
10% July
54%
*
5,000
215,850
31
30%
31
2,216
10c
10c
3,000
43
43
25
4.00
4.15
23%
23%
—50
•
4.05
10
')
9
Feb
5
July
He
Apr
23
Mar
15'A July
May
60
12% Apr
6Va Jan
24c
Jan
32% Jun
10c
July
42 3/4
Jun
5,222
4
Feb
6%
Jan
150
16
Jan
243A
Jun
6% Feb
11c
July
50
July
12% Jun
98
16,869
International Petroleum
•
54V4
International Ranwick Ltd
1
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
:
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate commoh——
*
9.73
9.75
12
305
5
25c
55=a
55%
57%
3,549
47
18%
18
18 Va
290
15
—25c
14%
14%
1.15
2,600
14% July
1.01 Feb
15Vt May
1.08
4.05
3.90
4.20
2,750
2.60 Feb
5.20 Apr
_
Nickel
Co
common
A
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
28c
1
1
•
Mines—
Isotope Products Ltd
1.55
51%
28c
1.50
54'/a
1,640
29c
4,000
15
1.60
1,490
14 Va
Apr
3.30 Mar
61o
Feb
94
July
42% Jan
20c
July
19 Va
Jan
6.50 Jun
90c
111
Jan
Apr
f57% Apr
41c
Jan
62
May
May
19
July
.
15,700
1.10 Feb
19%c Jan
2.20 Jan
1.80 May
38c
Apr
24c
22c
24 c
4,100
1.15
1.10
1.16
36,525
54c
Jan
42c
40c
45c
24,100
40c
-1
58c
50c
59c
78,008
17c
July
July
1
1
19c
17%. C
23c
41,466
17 % c
July
62c
Jan
Mines.—
17 %C
15c 17 Vac
Jan
28C
Mar
1
36c
35c
41c
21,000
30,100
10 %c
Mines
35c
73c
Jan
-*
15c
12c
15c
July
July
25c
Jan
_1
•
15o
67c
67c
64c
57c
Mining Corp
Exploration
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
(1939)
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith Mines
Ltd.—
Co
Mining
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
Gold
Mines—
Kerr-Addison
1
—
Warrants
47c
May
3.70
2.80
3.90
54,815
8c
7c
8c
II,600
7c
14
%
2,700
13
1.30
1.20
1.30
4,300
1.75
50c
5Gc
2,700
7,100
36,850
1
Bay
Kirkland
1
Townsite
50c
14
17 %C
11c
14c
80c
12c
99c
16c
21c
11,811
30,000
1.35
Jun
96c
Jan
59c
July
1.05
67c
Jan
July
3.90 July
18c
Jan
2.05
26% July
66c
Feb
15
Jan
18
49%
Jan
Multi
Minerals
80c
80c
Creek
May
70"%
common.
__
1
__
Mines
__
74c
May
40c
500-
1.09
Julv
Apr
May
Jun
1.16 Mar
Grocers
17%
Jan
1.30
Jun
2.80 Jan
Jun
98c
Jan
11c
Jun
26c
Jan
80c
July
12 Vac
July
1.34 Apr
22c
Jun
19
18%
19
2,722
18
Apr
19%
22%
22%
23 "4
1,985
18
Feb
24% Jun
1.23
1.16
1.23
7,500
90c
Jan
1
Mines
1.13
1.06
1.15
14,535
10c
11c
10,000
1
22'aC 22Vac
1
—
Mines
1
Mining
_*
—
Lamaque Gold Mines
Laura Secord Candy—
*
.
.3
i
pfd
Acceptance
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.85 Jan
16c
39c
Jan
Apr
8.00 July
Jan
6.75
1,242
16c
500
3.65
3.65
3.65
600
3.00 Feb
4.25
2.43
2.43
2.50
300
2.10
2.59 July
15c
Mar
Feb
19%
20
685
17% Mar
17
19%
:20
17
100
17
19
1
3.75
Jan
16c
6.30
A
Leitch Gold
14c
Feb
Mar
1.60
6.30
1
Mines
4,000
1.05
10c
1.20
19
1.10
1.30
100.
15,050
19
July
July
73c
Mar
New
19c
20
18%
20
1.60
"
—
Uranium
12%
28c
35c
28c
Jun
63c
Jan.
20
Jan
20
Jan
„
22
New
Bristol Oils
New
British Dominion Oil
Continental
26
44
430
20c
3,500
48c
52c
43
May
July
Feb
May
Jun
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
10c
10,500
10c
Feb
17c
Gold
Mines
1
17c
16c
20c
107,700
112c
Feb
42c
*
2.38
2.30
2.48
Jan
2.85
Apr
Apr
10c
10c
2.20
Petroleum
New
9 %c
July
23c
Jan
9,062
31c
July
67c
Mar
10c
lOcllVac
8c
55c
54c
57c
2.65
/
2.41
2.85
43,800
30,450
56,425
28c
30c
4,200
36,200
4,000
23,400
__
2.10
2.25
31c
31c
31c
50c
41c
2.25
class
Preferred
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
70c
25c
27c
9,514
19c
Feb
30c
85c
1.05
147,350
42c
Jan
1.42
1.42
1.45
1,200
1
12c
12c
15c
24,800
1
2.67
2.20
2.67
69,485
10c lOVac
—•
—
Explorations-—-
1
19c
Jan
10c
May
25c
12 %c
July
26c
Jun
1
39c
36c
41c
26,300
30c
Jan
53c
May
60c
Mines
Newlund Mines—
New
Manitoba
10c
60c
80c
34,701
20c
17c
23c
20,285
17c
July
July
52c
1-*
15c
12c
71,000
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
—
8%c
16c
9c
10c
13,000
11,000
8c
Apr
13c
Jun
7%c July
20c
Feb
12c
"Apr
Ltd
1
Superior Oils
Nickel
Rim
Mines
;
:
Ltd
8c
7c
2.10
9Vac
2.40
16,700
9,746
2.70
2.59
2.80
17,200
2.07
2.05
9c
Noranda Mines!
2.15
6,800
July
3.35
Jan
8c
8c
9c
14,000
8c
Jun
14%c
Jan
20c
20c
21c
7,400
20c
July
45c
Jan
47
Feb
57%
12c
Jan
34c
8c
Feb
Goldfield
49
49
49%
1,838
21c
Mines
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
Norsyncomaque Mining
1
—
*
1
1
3.30
93c
41c
20c
8c
3.30
93c
38c
23c
8c
3.60
1.03
48c
24,034
1,000
9,125
118,300
140,625
Northcal
•
50c
58c
6,665
'5L50
5.25
i-
2.95
6.10
3.15
12,950
3,240
—
1.27
58c
58c
780
48c
Mar
1.10
1.33
79,455
99c
Feb
5.95
4.55
16%
5.60
4.25
15%
6.55
136,600
4.95
27,575
7,365
Ltd
Oils
North Canadian Oils
North
*
common--—
Warrants
.—
Oils Ltd
—20c
1
Rankin
Northspan
1
Uranium
Class A warrants
Class
•
.
50
-
.
-•
A
warrants
1956
Northern Canada Mines
Northern
•
—
17
5.50
—
1-40
1.55
2,100
26 %
4.05
76
25
2,620
70
Ltd
24c
31c
31,225
3,750
7c
61c
7 V! c
69c
7,000
21,025
8c
9%c
12,600
8c
10c
27c
2.55
35c
1.95
70c
8%
64,000
3,300
15,020
4.00
—
26 Vt
3.50
76
1
^
Mines
17
17
39%
9.00
18
5.60
*
20
100
common
Mines
Nudulama
39
8.00
18c
17 %c
*
Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd_.
Norvalie
39
5.60
Preferred
Warrants
7
.
9.00
North Star Oil common
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien
1,235
7c
Jun
11c
Jun
Mining
7%*C
1
Co
12c
10c
12C
1
;
30c
30c
30c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
•
7%C
7VaC
—
30c
—
1
2.15
2.18
2,620
1
40c
42c
3,500
Macfie
1
9c
10c
12,000
1,305
Explorations
20
Products
com
July
30c
Jun
600
Jan
7%c Apr
11c
Jan
Orenada
2.20 Jun
Jun
65c
Gold
8%o Jan
18c
Lake
Osisko
Jan
Pacific
98c
May
1.21 Jan
50
28
Mar
32% Jan
Page
2,420
28
Mar
35
1.50
1.45
1.52
4,850
6%c
6c
6%C
6,820
1.45
6c
July
July
•
5%c
5VaC
6V2C
121200
5V2C Jun
1
1.53
1.50
1.60
27,905
1.25 May
2.05
Jan
Jan
IIV2C Jan
32c
30c
......1
40c
39%c
11
400
100
Pan
Western
Paramaque
Parbec
1.85 Jun
Pardee
-
Oils
Mines
Mines
—
—
Amalgamated
Mines
Jan
26
3.50 July
75
July
8,500
7c
8,500
16,122
80c
30
,
Juty
Feb
4.50 May
83
Jan
15c
Jun
30c
May
29c
July
44c
Jun
Jan
11c
Mar
50c
Feb
92c
May
8c
July
23c
Jan
Jan
7c
8c
July
20c
25c
July
80c
2.34
1.90
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
8% July
2.85
55c
2.40
95c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
9% May
9% Jan
8
Mar
22
Feb
26
May
9.35 Feb
15
Apr
Feb
60c
18
July
Mar
9%c
74c
Jun
2.10
9c
7c
74c
1
6.25
Feb
27c
53c
July
Feb
2,055
133
44c
9.00
Jun
1.35
6,500
9Vac
43c
Jun
41% May
3.20
Jan
7c
132
Jun
15 %
26c
55c
—
Feb
Mar
9.00 Mar
3.70 May
Feb
15c 17 %c
34 36%
Jan
July
6.80 Mar
17%
36 Va July
18c
9%c
132%
July
48,100
39c
40c
39c39%c
1.67
Feb
4.25
33c
——1
16c
34%
5.35
84c
11% Mar
3.00
306,174
35,039
570
8,400
31,400
-—1
——1
0
•
6.10
3.50
8,367
1.600
/*
85c
Jan
Jan
Mar
"
Jan
50c
1
Petroleum
Hersey TubesPorcupine
Jan
11c
—
11
2.65
Jun
1.59
65c
4.80 Apr
2.45
1,800
315
_
Jan
Apr
%c Jan
6.10
Jun
40c
13
July
July
30c
28c
8
24
3.25
91c
17,300
7,300
10c
—-
Pamour
29%
69c
8%
8
24
11 Va
I
-
Mines
Pacific Eastern
32
1
32c
1.90
1.405
5,745
525
975
Jan
31
1
2.50
1
*
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
1.72 Feb
--
10
25c
1
10c
40c
*
-
Steel
70c
8%
8
-
preferred
B
Ontario
1.10
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Class
-
2.55
32c
1.95
•
•
-
23c
31
Magnet Consolidated Mines.
Majortrans
Malartic Goldfields
For footnotes see page 44.
—
Preferred
1.07
29%
;
;
Malartic
Ontario Jockey Club common
•
1
class A
B
2.15
Oils
8c
10c
26c
90o
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Warrants
—
—
•
*
1
Oil Selections
•
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmlllan Bloedel
•
1
Mines
Gold
Ogama Rockland Gold
Ormsby Minerals
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
2.00
*
25,003
Jan
2.65 May
5.00 Jan
2.59 July
1
Mines
8c
1.70 Mar
July
1.85 Feb
1
Mines—
Nor Acme Gold
41%
1.49 Mar
7c
Jan
1
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
9c
2.40
1
Senator Rouyn
New
1
1
1
1
New
7c
1.05 July
Jun
Jan
65c
•
41
70c
1.34
1
Smelting Co
8c
17,680
3,900
4,900
5,200
1,500
Jan
New Mylamaque Exploration
Newnorth Gold Mines—,
New Rouyn Merger
41
172,100
"
Mining <fc
O'Leary
75c
'
Jun
New Minda-Scotia
25 3/4 July
22c
May
1,050
26,000
43,200
25% July
1.15
35c
22c
Feb
18C
Jan
lOcllVac
May
71c
Jun
22c
16
Jun
Jan
36c
12%cl4%c
16
Feb
246
48c
10c
7,554
13%c Jan
Jnir'""
13c
1,235
Jan
July
10c
16%c Feb
18%c
22c
25%
1.05
July
1
25 %
22C
Jan
2.67
Jan **
*
22 Va
1.05
Jun
24c
Jun
1.35
Jun
1.55
1.22 May
12c
1'.
22%
•
1.29
New Kelore
25
1
;
Uranium Mines
55c
New Jagon Gold
24
Warrants
May
Jun
July
25c
95c
1
Canada
NeW Hosco Mines—
Okalta
23c
Jun
6,466
48
3.50 Jun
43%
Apr
7,700
25,300
25
40% Jun
Jan
2.60
40c
1.85 Mar
22 Vac Apr
41c
Jun
Jun
56c
20c
1
A
B
Jun
30c
925
48
1.00
3.15
Apr
1.78 Feb
23c
20c
•
preferred
53c
,
12 %c May
26c
29
48-
Mar
28c
3.15
30
Feb
2,850
37c
20c
2.85
Jan
90c
•
28%
Feb
July
1
29
1.85
48c.
50o
of
Goldvue Mines
3.00
43 V4 Mar
22,250
.
1
Oil
Petroleum
Mines—
Highridge Mining
12,150
II,900
27
Feb
Jan
July
New Harricana
•
preferred
28c
40c
18c
New
50
1st
44
Apr
11 %c July
13c
*
New Fortune Mines
•
Groc
Apr
May
July
31c
50c
New Dickenson Mines
30
_•
Long Lac Gold
40
29
9%c
__
Apr
Lexindin
Petroleum
5.00
5.05 Mar
25 % Mar
9,700
18c
52c
4.00 May
Jan
3.35
615
.
11 Vac 12Vac
—
1
Develop
Davies
3,850
31c
1
New
100
3.70
25 %
11 Vac
40o
Mines
New
22
4.05
Jan
Jan
1
Bidlamaque Gold
Concord
500
20
J'an
84c
1
New
Chamberlain
19,500
.
3.65
26
1
Mines
New Calumet
4,700
4.05
__
__
1
Athona
New Gas
11
Jan
*
Labine
New Delhi
Feb
10%
•
Alger Mines
New
9%
465
10
New
New
210
11
*
Mines
Nesbitt
11
10%
25c
Car
Trust
44c
10%
11
*
B
Mines
Northland
1
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
Nello
class
Petroleum
National
Nealon
Mills
41c
11
*
common
Hosiery
4ic
*
Norjartic
Jan
50c
com
Explorations Ltd
Norgold
July
1.55
l
Chemical
&
.5
5
Drug
Preferred
Feb
•
*
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Cinch
Mines
Lawson & Jones class
July
May
49c
1.55
1
Shore
Feb
209,404
14%
—
Dufault
62c
67c
1.68 Feb
1
:—
Kirkland Minerals
(John)
74c
1
.
Copper
Hudson
12c
19,300
9,434
1
Gold
Lake Mines
Class
Jan
Jan
14
May
934 July
—1
*
1
Waite Mining
Lyndhurst
Mar
26
1,655
National
70c
Louvicourt
26
Jan
17c
21%
July
2,150
National
94
Lorado
15
2,264
Jan
63c
Cos
3.25
Apr
9%c Mar
26%
26
„
1
Jan
2.40
1.20
.
*
Feb
1.61
26%
1.23
•
26c
79c
2.20 Apr
46c
65c
Class
1.20 Feb
1.81
28c
69%
National
22c
94%
Loblaw
May
2.35 May
40c
Apr
4.45 Apr
17%
86% Apr
63
3,500
33,750
•
2nd
4.35
17
Jun
3,961
23c
1.80
1
Little
Feb
79c
National
22c
19c
Warrants
International
Loblaw
2.95
67%
7.00 Jan
1.55
5%
common
Inspiration Mining
Liberal
1.70 Mar
68
4.65 Feb
1,020
1,835
8,400
Laurentide
Jun
Jan
17
National
10,404
Luz
Apr
1.73
1.23
•
Nama
Jan
6.10
La
13%
Jan
*
233A May
11%
Wasa
15% Mar
Jan
2.91
*
Porcupine
23% May
16%
Lake
Apr
12
66c
Corp
41
6.05
Lake
10
378
Moore
Jun
15%
Lake
Jan
Montreal Locomotive Works
Jan
11%
Labatt
Jun
24 %c
35c
*
:
Brewery class Aii
10 Va
6.10
Kirkland
Corp
Mines
Class B
18 Va
Jun
3.00
*
Containers
Molsons
1.78
Jan
Feb
•
Mogul Mining Corp
30
11%
Kilembe
1.73
14
2.08
July
—1
Brick
Ore
14
Jun
Mar
13c
43,490
Midwest Industries Gas
Warrants
Mar
14
45c
Apr
5.35
Jan
13
103,115
common
Feb
1.10
140
1.40
15%
Kerr
27,750
12
1
Kenville
1.24
1.27
20
Jowse.v
1.10
i-
Jan
14c
.
Gas
Joburke
1.15
3.15
26c
3,880
15c
5.00
Preferred
Jellicoe
8^000
16,550
3,111
5V4
Co
Jaye
26,449
33c
16c
17c
14 %C
Co.preferred
Cement
Jeanefcte
4.90
30c
1.34
6c
L
$2% preferred
Jacobus
4.75
14%
Mindamar
common.*
Ltd
Accept Corp
Inland
Jack
53c
•
15c
Apr
51c
20c
13.50
22% Apr
-
6VaC July
Jun
Jan
Jun
Feb
13c
Power
30c
9c
14 %
&
July
30c
13c
Light
Jun
July
8,700
141/4
Preferred
116
4,000
1
Mines—
Jan
85 Va
Jan
I 71 Va Mar
17c
Jan
26
9%c
1
Uranium
Apr
1
__
Warrants
Bay
9c
7% Jan
89c
Jun
July
58 V8
Jun
35c 39Vac
Midcon Oil & Gas
8c
22c
10
•
Imperial Invest class A
—*
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6'/« preferred
—
4.86%
Iron
15,500
Mexican
Mar
1.55
1.72
1
Oils
Class
18c
14
51c
66%
1
Imperial Bank
Imperial Flo Glaze common
Inglis
17c
Meta
62c
31 Va
..
Mining & Smelting—
Porcupine
Industrial
1,736
Merrill Petroleum
National Steel
Indian
113
Apr
21% Mar
17=4 July
July
July
May
July
5.40
Paper
Bay
Humber
20 V a
22c
21
Pam
Apr
17c
21%
—
_
Smith
Hudson
12 Vb
Petroleums
39,500
46
107
Mentor
26c
36C
Mining
Hoyle
Hugh
Medallion
Apr
Feb
43C
107%
87
6% July
25
898
30c
Jan
Lake
10c
6C
84%
4.90
5.50
67c
Feb
9.60 Mar
Red
9,200
1.55
83
1.25
McWaiters Gold Mines
13c
10'
83%
7% Jun
79 % May
33c
Jun
21c
Feb
6
Ltd—
Co
A
»
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
4.75 Mar
36c
McMarmac
Mar
14% July
8%c
Class B
Howard
50
37c
8% Jan
22c
32 Va
20,583
25
Lake
22
G2c
*
5
A——
100
38c
25
3(jc
91/20
Red
150
*
*
Hinde & Dauch Canada
c%
35c
common
670
1
20c
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Frontenac
14-%
—1
1
Heva Gold Mines
(;%
1
30 '/a
1
Mines
Gold
Heath
235
*
12 Vac
1
Iron
Lake—
Red
83
■»
29%
23c
82%
class B
14 = 4
29%
*
*
1
-1
1
common
Gold
7c
25,000
6,960
*
10
5
8c
17,700
Jan
2.08
1.13 July
lie
Feb
31,250
83
36 %c Jan
Feb
20c
9,600
1.24
15c
1
10
10
1.13
7%
Ltd
Grain
7
May
Jan
20Vac25Vac
18c
5 %
15c
500
13c
McCabe
McColl
Apr
Apr
9VaC Apr
9 Vac
100
Preferred
Jun
62o
7 va
Maybrun Mines
6.90
34c
Jan
13c
Maxwell
Jun
Jan
19c
7%
27 Va
10% May
13c
10,750
•
1
7,000
10
Jan
High
30,000
1
com
McKenzie
13,971
6%C
Martln-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mar
10%
10
Jan
LOW
20c
9%c
1.17
48
18%
3,700
25Vac
1
37% July
6% May
10
9VaC lOVaC
•
Maritime Mining Corp
♦
17%
—1
Gypsum Lime & Alab
of
2,162
81,100
Marigold Oils Ltd
Jan
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c 27 Vhc
__
Mclntyre Porcupine
17%
30
.
Gold
Lake
Headway
21
25c
19c
1
Jun
10
Hahn
Head
20 %
2i
Ltd
52
1
Mines
Gwillim
10%
400
Mines
Shares
16c
__
Jun
19c
10%c
Warrants
Gurney
50
44,260
19c
1
47 % May
3.40 Feb
1
1
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
5
40c
10
10
Trust
Mines Ltd
Gulch
5
37c
9c
Freehold
Guaranty
Gulf
Coal
West
•
5.60
Jan
49
Ltd.:
27%c
July
5%
Marcon
7%
May
1
Mines
Sales
for Week
Low
25c
Feb
*
common
2.05
Uranium
Maralgo
47% Mar
Apr
•
Gas
Great Plains Develop
Gridoil
Jun
6 V8
Maneast
Mar
May
200
13Vac July
10c
Jun
810
$2.80 ^referred
Greyhawk
41
Par
2.10 <!Jan
34c
Jan
2.40
Warrants
Greening
142
44
Paper
Great Northern
Class B
Feb
2.25
Great Lakes Power common
Great
95
July
18c
Range
Sale Price
High
-1
Mines
Lakes
Great
185
•
Graham Bousquet
Granduc
196
5,060
6,600
*
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Grand ices
195 Vis
•
50
Low
87c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
95c
1
Uranium
STOCKS
Shares
1
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4 to
Prices
Low
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Golden
Sales
-Week's
Friday
2.50
16 V#
Jan
Feb
3.15
Jan
42%c Jun
69c
May
54e
May
17%c July
36 %
July
May
Apr
42c
Feb
143
57c
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
8V2C Apr
7c Mar
13o
Jaa
10c
Jan
100
54c
Jan
Jan
1.28 May
43
.
44
(356)
i
?>
T/ie Commercial
Financial Chronicle...
and
•
Monday, July 22, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
•1 Prices
STOCK!
Low
Par
*
Parker Drilling
Oil
6,835
16 Mi
16%
16%
150
IIIIIIII2
3.50
3.35
3.55
38,703
1
65c
70c
171.400
1
1.58
1.58
1.72
20,200
85c
85c
99c
42,450
1.63
1.55
Minerals.—
&
Photo
Gold Mlues
Gold of B C
—
Oil
Prairie
2,200
1.20
Jun
9%c
11c
5,000
10%
450
45
75
4.00
28,000
Jan
75c
Jan
1.00
Jun
83%
7c
May
7.75
8,705
6.75
Jan
5.70
July
3.90
3.45
4.00
254,585
11c
10%C
11c
10,500
9%e July
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold_
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop™
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
27c
11,030
25c
33c
1.01
1.08
31,450
60c
60c
65c
9,760
v
10c
11c
7.75
8.20
35c
2.00
18,734
20c
20c
23c
42,633
12',2
12%
13
10c
3,409
1.92
8,000
United
1.25
Jun
80c
Radiore
Mines
Ltd-,
;
1.40
July
70c
Mar
3,748
49c
1.40
1.45
18,745
Upper
11c
Vandoo
19c
60,800
200
Uranium
50c
50c
56c
20,175
1.75
1.75
1.87
4,886
10 %C
14c
43,165
10 %c July
60c
35c
21c
Apr
29,840
45c
July
23%
12c
Consol
73 %
72
73%
106,400
3,985
20%
20
21
3,423
"II™25
Preferred
1.00
Cement class A
Feb
15c
Jan
St
Lawrence
Corp
24c
77
Jan
23%
27
Jan
38
Feb
12%
Pyrite
Lake
Petroleums
Uranium Mines
Gold
18%
98
96
370
91
July
85c
90c
21,600
73c
Jun
19c
19c
22c
10,500
19c
53c
52c
53c
4,105
45c
28c 34 %c
229.200
1
32c
—•
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_„—-
1.45
CL
Debentures
Saskatchewan
15% July
3,773
91
90c
1
Ltd
Gold
Antonio
River
15%
16%
1
Michael
Sand
15%
Mar
96
St
San
15%
Cement
1.30
58%
1
1.45*.
4,100
*
60
50
13c
....
;r___^
class
40c
Mar
May
68c
Jan
70c
Jun
Jan
80
3.60
2.10 Jan
'
"
Windfall
Oils
Jun
30,715
760
80
Feb
96
Jun
100
90% Mar
97
July
Yankee
42
60
40
44%
Jan
Yellorex
47
48
Jan
Yellowknlfe
Jan
Shirr iff-Horsey
_*
common
Preferred
Sicks
Voting
K
Van
Souris
20% Apr
23
(ill
20%
22
21
20%
21
4.10
4.10
300
66c
65c
68C
21,695
50c
43c
43c
43c
1,850
9%
9%
455
9
% July
11
11
400
lu
17%
18%
3,035
11
Apr
Jan
A
•
*■
Roi
i&%
preferred--
50
_*
17%
9c
48%
25c
51 %
,
757
16c
Jun
May
Mar
Apr
30c
Jan
11%
Jan
Jun
Asbestos
Brown
Buioio
Jan
Canada
2-_™a
1
14c
12 %c 14%c
85,200
10c
Jan
—
69%
20%
24
68%
24%
——
2.55
I_Ii
*
2.75
Mar
71 %
2.82 July
1,770
23% May
2,742
60
8c
5.000
20
20%
22,510
14%
14%
250
24c
28c
36,000
10c
11c
8,000
2.45
2.60
11,385
33c
——•
25c
1
__i
34
Feb
26%
Jun
May
Jan
73% May
Jun
11c
Fee
23 %
34c
4.060
J O
24c
9%c
2.45
Jun
July
Jan
July
30%c Jnlv
7%
6%
7%
855
4%
Feb
2.75
2.99
70
1.35
Jan
19
19%
300
6C
6c
1,000
3.90
4.00
700
50c
*
34c
6c
2.99
-
May
May
4.00
17
6c
Mar
Jun
3.50 May
17 %
Jan
59c
Jan
15c
4.10
Feb
Jan
45c
May
9
Jun
3.90
Jun
Tombill Gold
Torbrit
Toronto
Mines
Dominion
Bank
492,700
8c
8%c
8,500
20c
,13%
36c
56,625
-15
3,173
38%
39
272
•
-
;
r'
41c
12
12%
1.36
19c
V21c
44
&
Dominion
Jan
'
3.90
--
93% May
12
May
2,90
Feb
30c
July
11c
Jan
7%c Mav
20c
Jan
43c
July
July
Jan
.18
Jun
10%
35
40 ' / July
July
10% May
1.15
May
-
1.30 May
29c
5,500
Jun
Jun
10c
-.•3,015
Apr
27%, Ju-n
28
-
July
6% Mar
1.55
50,500
„
'I
■
Feb
'.»
19c
i2% July
1.60 Jan
.
7c
July
1,000
~!8c
Jun
13,700
10c
8%c
1.28
-1.38
15,545
' ,-'-«7c
-7%c
3; 366
26c
29c
31c
32c
•
Jan
37c
July
59,300
-•' 7c
v8%c
r7%c ?
-
3i%c
.
,
16c
Apr
•
13c
July
6c
May
2,835'
:23c
Jan
5,625
"•'
1.28
Jan
31
1.93
Apr
10%c. Feb
40c
75c
July
Apr
Alar
Exchange—Curb Section
'V
Funds
Week's
Sale*
Kangn
for Week
of-Price*
...
'
.
Share*
,
lligh
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
.
.
5%
7%
8 %
2,005
29
29
29%
1,904
29
IGV4
16%
17%'
3,305
—
3.85
4.00
980
21%
22%
755
6
14% Mar
21V2
.....
High
Low
5%
—
Sugar
;
.5
.
-
lnger.;oll
Marconi
common
200
4% May-
July-
Jun
35
7% July
3.80
Apr
10 %
Aor
17% July
4.50
Jun
Apr
Rand
.
-
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Oil
Co
<fc
46c
51c
7.600
35c
Jan
55c
9%
100
40c
10,050
28%
4,670
63
400
28
155
28
19%
1,539
82
82
27
31
1,10
Jan
1.75
Jun
<fc
Ontario
51c
iq
9, '•
1
2.05
1.96
2.20
"1
11,105
2.65
2.65
3.05
6.300
25c
76c
73c
76c
5,800
5Gc
72c
•
75c
1
•
ZZZZZ'l
"10
83c
5.800
3.75
%
I_
3.75
500
1.55
n
Jan
2.65 July
3.75
10
S^S
Jan
98c
Jan
Jun
1.25
Z
4.10 May
13c
15c
30.000
13c
July
36c
41-600
19c
Jan
93c
July
2.100
32c
July
47c
Mar
1,36G
42 %
May
49
a
Apr
Jan
Feb
37%
Jan
May
103%
69%
1,345
28%
28%
29%
450
45
45%
45
31
35%
680
3.75
3.70
3.95
1,625
2.35
2.40
1,100
50
51
1,430
2.50
4
'
4
1
6
6
6
100
65c
62c
65c
25,925
29
29
25
:
Feb
83
66
67
Corp
May
Apr
29%
5
Trust
68
30%
75
90
4
Jan
No par value.-
*
OUT-OF-TOWN
Feb
47%
May
Jan
70
Jun
Feb
34
Mar
47
Jun
30% Mar
38
May
28%
40
3.70 July
2.35 July
49
Apr
5%
Apr
Mar
54c
23%
Jan
Apr
5.20
Apr
Jan
3.40
59
Jan
6% May
B9c
May
33
Cash sale
wl When-issued.
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Selling ex-interest.
MARKETS
dividend.
\vd When delivered.
delivery sale (not included
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stdck dividend.
-
f Flat price.
r
CANADIAN
<Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
in year's range),
e
AND
t Ex-liquidating
,
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
range).
d Deferred
Jan
76c
34c 34 %s
43%
Jan
50c
28% July
22
250
51
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
Jan
Jan
69c
42%
July
4.10 May
Feb
479
Gold MinesI
imii
Mines
Z__
Oreille
Jan
Mar
31
common—
Zellers
Jun
4.90
Feb
74c
43%
53
39-%
Api-
13%c
34c
May
16%
32
Paper
Weaving
64
101% 102 %
Pato Consolidated
Yukon
20
'
101%
.....
Jan
51
28
—.7.50
International Utilities
Wire
Jan
19%
18%
31
Paper
Jun
20c
.28
Gaspe Copper Mines
Flour
3.10 May
Jun
31% May
Feb
45
32%
lo %
__
50.
International
Minnesota
/
May
9%
36c
28
40c
*
..
Preferred
Inv
Mar
30
1,200
2,881
0
Lino-..
1956..
Gold
16c
53
3.25
35%
common
Cloth
Canada
Consolidated
May
Mar.
•
Canadian Gen
9c
Jan
28
15% Mar
53
•
Third
18,050
32.500
27
765
+
Bros
12c
450
405
18%
3.25
Oil
Price
1.64
30
30%
33%
34<?I
•■'
Bridge
Niagara
30 %
30
18
.
-
Dominion
Ogilvie
25% Alay
30/4
30
_
-
/
Paper
Dalhousie
DuDont
Jan
21
"
Consolidated
Jan
5.50
10c
I
Alay
6.50
85
-
SVe
Dredging..„!_:
Pendi
1.51
I
Mines
Silver
91
1,625
8,650
10c.
IIIZIi
Apr
10c
II
I_I
85
r-
29c
»
:
Apr
1.52
~H~1
-
85
1.35
Develop
12c
1
Mines
Tiara Mines
Jan
19% Mar
11
*
21%
ZZZl
_H~
Jan
18 %
598
.
Corp
Canadian
5.05 Mar
1.55
1»74
19%
.
43
'
III
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmatk
Thompson Paper
1.00
730
27
Jan
28
5.00 Mar
*
1.75
30c
Friday
Last'/.
Corp
Canadian
1
II
17,475
26%
4
Feb
Taylor Pearson pfd
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagami Mines
2.15
26
;v, 23c
*
GOc
Taurcanis Mines
Jan
1.60
4Qc
.
Tandem
25
325
,I -i2
,;
.
1
Industries
2.550
I
100
5.50
10%
27c1"-
General Investments
130,609
__
25%
I
14%,
39
1
■
Bronze common-
1.54
Industries
__™___;
Canadian
3.00
Gold—
36%
>
10%
,
Canadian
1.38
common.
^1
Apr
2.82
Ordinary.-
May
46c
'
Jun
1.53
*
Propane
1.35
33
1.30
Apr
3.00
Warrants
Jan
25
26
2
.
,
.
—^•
5.00
1
-
Apr
Apr
9.900
1.97
•
6.40
1
Mines
Jun
3.00
Jan
90c
—
1
m,,
1,220
Exploration
,
20c
July
130
8.575
3.00
Cons
27
Jan
1.85
33%
;
*
4.40
8ullivan
Apr
25
80c
.29%
Canadian
42 %
Sunburst
2.50 July
18%
Mar
42
Gold
Feb
15% May
33%
™l-,.,»20c
—
-
Bear Mines
Gold
78c
7%c
River
Jan
1.12
660
*
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42c
2.75
Contact
Jun
9 %c
18.350
89
1
I—_
OiL-
National
Jan
•
Gold
AncMan
Feb
4.00
Sudbury
17c
10,000
1.35
Anglo Newfoundland
27c
Steeloy Mining
Cons
48%
?lc
3.00
Oil
Alay
25%
*
Par
6,500
4.05
Mines
Jan
53c
2.40
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Jan
130.500
—
Pete
15c
39c
*
Iron
35c
Jan
29,301
-Sale Trie*'
55c
42%
Canada
54c
Feb
18%
85c
STOCKS
47c
*
;
Julv
20c
2.30
27
Jan
32c
1,550
2.55
Apr
lG.'ic
8,800
35,032
10c
Jun
Jan
4.70
2.75 Mar
33c
10c
Canadian
33c
1
Ltd
Jan
31c
July
21c
27
Toronto Stock
50c
Corp
Mines
20c
"32c
*
1.75
v30c
8c
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35c
Materials
Bros
Rock
Zulapa
•
Gas
Jun
82%
32c
'
Ltd-,.-
Sc. Zinc™_'_
Zenmac Metal
*
•
&
Lead
Apr
60c
8
&
5.00
13%
Feb
Apr
55% May
2,600
Oils
G*
Jan
9%
&
7
20c
2.45
*
5% Jun
I
19'
47
9%
Uranium
Sylvanite
2,800
45
9%
Nickel
Switson
8%c July
•
Oil
Inlet
4.833
1.03
Jan
Services
Stedman
8urf
9c
66c
•Tun
Uranium
Supertest
.Ten
54%
July
July
2.95 /Jan
67%
130c
'
27
20% May
2» k July
20
3"C
Paving
Superior
8,225
51%
350
2.54
'
Jan
1,600
Mines
Sturgeon
11%
2,800
50
4.60
*
18 1a
Jan
82c
25c
Yale
Jan
11
30c
Starratt
Stuart
63c
30c
Warrants
of
Jun
30c
Mines
Steep
35 %c
4.00
48%
18,540
4.00
2.33
l
class. A
Ltd
Jan
17%
48
22c
Jan
83c
Feb
50c
Jan
-
2.00 Mar
Jan
l.Oa
17%
8 %c
23c
20e
•
Jan
Jan
4.55
jun
1
Spooner
Steel
78c
Jun
4.00 May
2.75
——
4.116
3.25
•_'0c
July
1.30
Jan
Mav
6Or
Oils
Air
SLanwell
——
•
;
OH
Spartan
Stanrock
;
•
-
Stadacona
■
*
1
Union
Feb
4.10
*
Southam
Standard
15% July
24%
1
class
2,130
78
15c
Jan
7
Jun
30% July
375
1
Mines
Ltd
Slanleigh
9% Mar
455
Ltd
Valley
Southern
8.10
4.85 July
30
common
Somerville
Feb
22
Manufacturing
Slocan
July
30
Ltd
Mines
D
7.80
Jan
21
'
Slater
3,245
Woodward
...
Class B
S
"
3,750
7.60
'
10c
.
Wright-Hargreaves
30
Quebec
Dairies
Sllverwood
Simpsons
15%
Jun
Jan
22
Mines
Standard
6iscoe
14%
3.95
13%
•
common
trust
Mines
Silver-Miller
Silver
15
4.30
7.30
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Feb
23
Breweries
S^ma
41,934
3,800
76-%'
20^
—1
Yukeno Mines
5.50
80c
'
.'4.00
100
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4.85
2,350
3.90
4.00 7
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42
5.10
293,540
•
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&
97
™1
100
17c
75c
20c
1
:
(John) Indus class A.
Woodgreen Copper
—;
7.10
5
23c
44-% Jun
4% July
2.00 Jun
2.75-
Jan
Jtily
o
32% Alar
600
1.65
75c"
2.07
A,
Wood
Jan
93%
47
May
11,666
15c
.
Alay
65c
Jan
-10c
May
27
July
3
31,640
,
--
ft
-
56c
Jan
18
Feb
21
2,215
1.55
•
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Winnipeg & Central Gas—
1.82 Jan
,
97
47
50
13,100
14c
--iG
17c
/ 4.40 May
JSri
Apr
5.50
;
Winchester Larder
92
47
1.73
Jin
6.40
,
Feb'-
11c
14%
6c
12%c
Jun
807
63c>
.1 2.75
_%
_—:.
la % May
3.60
7.735
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■'
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6.40
50
26%
3.95
199,720
3.90"
*'5Gc
' 13%C
;-l
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WilJroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
97
preferred
15%
'■
•.
92
Gordon
'12c
15%
.'
class
7.10
B
-lie
%'3.40
Petroleum
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
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1.270
i_5
B
Preferred
Jan
Mur
July
Naco
(Geo)
Class
"
Sherritt
4.40
26%
„_1
L*
•
Western
40
™*
4.40
-
31 %c
:——2
19,715
common
July
1
Leaseholds
24,325
A
F'eb
70
,
3.35
Class
60
•
Grocers
3.60
50
F*eb
Apr
;Jan
l_l
Petroleum
13%
*+
20c
56
1
Breweries!
3.50
preferred
25% July
Jan
ll%c July
10,100
%
Feb
7.15 Alav
5.50 Alar
19%
Jun
Alay
24C
May
39
58c
Ltd
Decalta
13%
A
19c
70
•
Canada
Preferred
Jun
July
2.50
4,335
8%
86
*3.75
•
Mines:
3.55
3-.20
20c
7% July
Jan
7 V2 July
62% Jan
2.899
23
1.57
Products
13%
3.25
82
'
70
-15c
Copper
*
common
3.85
305
-70
l:
Nickel
50c
—
Ltd
Oils
Rainbow
Scurry
Scythes
80
-
"7.3'0"
Malartic
Western
Jun
1.35
1.27 Jan
58
100
"
7%
15%
Warrants
•
1
Gas
-1
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Maygill Gas Oil
Western
Jan
•
common
Maurice
Jun
> lie
;-™»
,
Jun
10%
13
93c
ll%e 12%c
57 ■/ 57
<
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Western
Jun
1O0
40
Feb
-" 20c
40'^
1
2a
Western
July
Mar
400
16
2Gc
-
* '
Amulet'Mines
Westeel
May
64
16
34
15%
*
"A
'
,_l
West
Feb
11
15 V2
pfd
class A
5%
St
i
West
25% May
34
•
84,495
7,683
L.1
Oils
Weston
St Lawrence
Jan
79c
12.025
2-"
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Werner
Jan
11
I
*
Industries
Russell
33c
5%c
Explorations Ltd1
Wespac
1.82 May
Jan
9c
Feb
-
Weedon
Jan
9c
42,621
24c
23
Jan
Alay/
20c
6.30
__l
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Mar
16%
3,555
10c
20c
Alay
9.C0
Jnr
6,000
25%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
12% July
240,700
23
32'
l«'eb
6.95
• 71c
—2
i_
Explorations
VVaite
Jan
75c
53C
10c
17'
Apr
30c
2a
'
Mines-
Walker G &, W
Jun
Feb
1.46
•
_
2.50
23c
Jan
46c
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
1.00 May
16c
1.25
1
Oils
Roxana
1.99 Mar
Feb
48c
•
Consol
55c
6.10-
25
Wainw.right Producers & Ref
Jan
Feb
12
150
17,900
13,750
21c
Can Ltd
Mines—
V)
(A
Rowan
12%
17c 18 %C
Mar
25
1
Vico
23c
1.10 July
37c
Jan
1.31
50c
Ltd
Pete
Rocky
C>0c
'12%
17 %c
Mines
Rockwln
55c
12%
class A
28c
20c
1.49 Mar
1.25 May
lie
Uranium-™.
2,300
2,795,
34c
Ajrr
Jun
1.10
Little
105.270
V6.30
•
Alloys
Violamac
-•'$
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I——;_i
Ventures Ltd
Apr
1.10
Mines
-7.90
-
-
Apr
1.90
12 %c
Athabasca
,29
7.25
'
50
:
;
Jan
1.35
15c
Robinson
Roche
pfd
Feb
1.05
Jun
50c
Alay
27%
■7.%
Hill
Canada
Vanadium
Jan
Feb
1.35
Jun
145
38%c 39 %C
,
78c
™_™——1
-
class A
Steel Corp
Universal
Products
Mar
Jun
1.10
Rupununi Mines Ltd—
Roe
73c
1,150
55c
Macdonald
Rexspar
Richwell
Rix
12,900
77c
54c
Mines
Explorations
Reeves
Rio
84c
50c
84c
*
Ltd
Rayrock
Reef
75c
77c
—1
Mines
Uranium
Earth Mining Co
Rare
,40c
Feb
21c
Apr
?.35 May
July.
104
l.TiOO
■
*
B
26c
May
4,441
..
Feb
24c
-1
class
Mines
Inv
Keno
Vulcan
Ralnvllle
1:
Ltd
Viceroy Mfg 'class Ah-I_™'
Class'B ——f™—'
L___:
2.87
July
12
28c
3.25
>
27c
1
19
Feb
2.00
8,420
•
Jan
24c
80.
United Montauban
10% Mar
Jun
1.79
15c
28c
July
1.20
*
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Jan
7.60
105% 109%
.38/2<5
J.
Jan
35c
30c
36 %
•39
13,515
-
—.;6%-G%
.
preferred™
United-Oils
May
July
B
United
Jan
2.34
Fuel
Class
July
Jun
60c
28c
1
Corp—
United Estella
4.00 July
Jun
1.01
2,450
1.90
1.70 Mar
4,950
35c
7.75
Corps
Apr
18c
•
Ltd
2.95
■
7.90
1
i-™™/-*
Asbestos
United
3.95 Mar
25c
IIIII*
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V. 2.73
--I
Canada
United
Jun
2.30
9,900
of
Mining
1.16
910
2.05
1.03
Prospectors Airways
Jun
.2.89
-
.
preferred
Gas
Union
1.80 July
2.05
1.72
Feb
Jun
48
7,284
„
Acceptance common
2nd
8.35 Mar
2.00
2.05
Union
Union
Apr
8.80
2,050
1.10
42.%
Apr
2.25
103%
Shawkey Mines-
Jan
5.90
6.20
17,500
May.
Apr
2.15
—
Jun
13c
Apr
7.25
1.50
Ultra
Jan
46 %
Jan
3.95 Mar
■'
Line
Chlbougamau
Aiay
31
Jan
1.70
1.35
Trinity
Alar
30
hep
60
Resources
—
20
f eb
1.425
29c
Co Ltd—,
Jun
22%
20
41%
—
Oil Pipe
17%
100
2.15
*
:
'•High
100
--
42 "4
Pipeline
Tribag Mining
Jan
Feb
Jan
-
300
>29
27%
40%
—1
Ltd_
J
Range Sirce Jab. 1
Low
42%
Zao
Oil
15c
Mar
55
650
10c
Prairie
Triad
13 %
6.00
1.45
7.75
Dome—,—
Mines
Minerals
4.00
8c
9c
Trans
50c
55c
•
413
76
Apr
1.66
Jan
Mountain
Jan
1.50 May
38%
1,780
5,100
•
Gas
7c
Jan
42
10% May
15,900
62c
73c
Uranium
Purdex
1.83
1.28
Gold
Warrants
Provo
Transcontinental
1.24
Roy
East
Preston
Trans
1.50
1.25
Electric
President
Pronto
2.25 May
Jan
I 41
—
—.—.1—:— i
July
1.20
82c
Jun
58c
,
Rights
Jun
88c
Jan
75
Border
Premier
Jan
Apr
Corp
Power
27e
1.05
71c
•
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Empire Oil6
1.40
42%
class
Trans
39%
72c
5%
Apr
3.90
Jan
18%
29
27%
■27%
Trans
20
58c
Traders .Finance
Shares
17%
—
-
Feb
5.160
1
Gold
!
23
2.30
for Week
High
Works .cbmmoh.
A
16% July
36,945
1.63
42-%
Rouyn
Iron
Class
preferred
™;
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42
Oils
Powell
Elevators
Toronto
May
1.10
1
River
Toronto
Jan
18
42
Placer Development
Ponder
Feb
1.05
1
Uranium
Jan
26%c May
16% Jun
Jun
10%
Crow
Powell
62c f
9
12-%
42
Engravers
Pickle
14'.
1.07
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitch-Ore
14%
6
Feb
4% May
—
Low
•
95c
Apr
18c
2,165
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pioneer
55c
15,550
15
15
Gold Mines
Peruvian
28,700
22c
15%
14%
*
Credit common
& Oil preferred.
Perron
155
84c
Sales
Range-
rar
High
4.75
2
1
1.25
Gas
Nat
Gas
Permo
Low
75c
4.60
80c
Pembina Pipeline new com—
Peoples
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price -of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
20c
4.60
1
Consul
Rtver
Peace
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
—
Ltd—
Mines
Uiunium
Pater
Paymaster
i!>
for Week
Sale Price
ENDED JULY
Sale*
Friday
(not included in year's
range).
.
-
-
.
privileges.
Jun
K
Number 5657
Volume 18€
■
45
(357)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
July 19
,
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
The
not represent
or
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Ask
1
51
54%
Three
2
52%
56
Time Inc
1
13
14%
Tokneim
247b
Topp Industries
2674
72%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
16
17%
Trans
1074
117b
5
14
Par
'
'
'
Aerovox
Air
•
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Haloid
36
38-%-
Hanna
5
42
45%
1
;
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Barge
k
6%
1
29
31%*
High
367b
38%
Hoover
43
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
1
Corp
Products
American
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
•
American Box Board Co
57b
—10
American Express Co
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Company
B
5
Ask
138
Voltage
7%
22%
24%
Sierra
145
Pacific
28
South
29 3%
32
Southeastern
1
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Co
Power
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Pub
Co
357b
37%
39%
United
18 Va
20%
1
29 Vb
3174
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77b
8%
207b
12 Vs
13 %
Southern
New
4%
Southern
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Anheuser-Busch Inc
Co
Farms
Arizona
Public
Arkansas
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Missouri
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16%
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Aztec
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-
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37
Interstate Motor
35 Va
3474
43 %
10
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6%
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21%
23 >
Jamaica
18%
19%
Jefferson
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Bausch
&
Baxter
Laboratories—
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:
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc
7%
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18%
40
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5
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6
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33
Lone
Steel
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Ludlow
57.,
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72
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13%
14 Va
35%
37%
1
30
33
Electric Co—lb
37%
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37
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63%
Valley
Mississippi Valley
437,
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31
9 Va
1
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9
97b
177a
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25
2%
39
5
18
18%
18 '/a
National Shirt Shops
14
157a
New
Detroit Harvester Co
1
19 %
21
Eng Gas & Elec
Nicholson File Co
21
Norris
14%
Nortex
25 Va
North
1
19%
12%
Productions—2 %
23%
(Walt)
Disney
Inc
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Doeskin
—_____
3
1
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
Broadcasting Corp
1
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Bush
Dunham
287
3074
,
12 Va
—2
9%
-
a
13%
*
14%
2
Utilities
Eastern
,
Electrolux
El
Gas
Nat
Tennessee
Eastern Industries
16
Fairmont
Fanner
33
-
23 Va
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Mortgage Assn_100
Boston
Fisher
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10"
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Frito
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257b
127 b
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257b
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147 b
15%
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1274
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64
39 Va
6%
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6%
14%
157b
5
5
14
14%
257b
277b
Otter Tail Power Co
Pabst Brewing Co
7
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Airmotive
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1
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Paper.lO 1
Oil
Crude
(Calif)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers__l
Pickering Lumber Corp
374
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
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Portland Gas & Coke Co
Rubber
2
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1
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—19
17%
187 b
307k
Potash Co of America
39
42
17
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34%
23*b
2'/a
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33%
3674
2.50
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187b
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5
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Punta Alegre
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5
3274
of America__l
7 Va
1
2674
34
1
12Va
2174
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
157b
574
107b
•
9%
Corp
10c
Mfg Co new—2.50
3574
38
Hagan Chemicals A: Controls—t
407b
44
47b
Halle Mines Inc
25c
57b
37b
417b
Manufacturers Tr Co (H Y)
1A
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
42%
45%
2474
,
35 %
37 Va
49 74
51
2 6 74
38 %
39%
5 2 7b
53%
(N Y)
Freeport
Mellon Natl Bk A Tx Co
A
2A
<Pgh)
59%
2A
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
37%
63%
57%
National
Bank
Bank
of
Trust
Natl
89Va
307b
6%
Roadway Express class
A
(h H) Co
1
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Robertson
Roddis
Ryder
Plywood
System
Corp
Inc
64%
27
29%
54
58
43%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl
5
50
178
46%
Northern
187
50%
7974
72'/a
65
33Va
33
35%
19%
217b
34Va
7274
(Minn)
Natl Bk A Tr
10
6%
National
Bk
32
697b
316
3 2 74
307b
50
326
3 5 7b
52Va
66
70%
59
62'/a
40c
62%
65Vb
51c
4 2 74
45 7b
10
10
31%
28
26 %
28
45%
67
48%
70
York—10
Harris Tr A Sav Bk (Chl)„100
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co—10
Hudson County
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
.-25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
447b
430
30%
47%
453
32 34
Corn Exch
Bank of New
Industrial Natl Bk of
Providence R I
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55%
5874
36%
38%
14%
15%
10
10
(Phila)
27%
29%
42%
457b
54%
58
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas). 12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—21
Bank
Natl
Rockland-Atlas
130
of
——10
33%
36%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
76%
80%
17%
19%
2
8%
Boston
Rye
National Bank (N Y)
Union Trust
Louis
70
74%
20
61 Va
65%
10
27
20
Co
Bank-State Street Truat
Second
(Boston, Mass)
Becond Natl Bk of Phila
Security First Natl Bank (Loa
-12%
Angeles)
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
f
10
State Bank of Albany
Bk
A
Tr
25
(N Y)—10
Co of New Jersey
2%
Trade Bk A Tr Co
Trust
45 Va
48%
29
31%
42%
467b
44
48%
19%
21%
97b
10%
CO
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Union Bank of Commerce—
United
Co
Tr
States
42%
45%
10
42
45%
^10
(Cleveland)
Union
of Maryland
Trust Co—
10
22%
24%
(N Y)—20
68%
71%
Arii)_8
26%
28%
(Boston)
United States Tr Co
35^«
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix
preceding page
out of every three
of the
Stocks quoted in the
above
We make Markets in two
Industrial
&
Utility
52%
8474
20 Va
21%
46%
49%
1
14
1574
6
1774
19
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74 Trinity
78'A
458
Bank
1 7%
36 Vb
33%
10
Trust
(N
56%
51
1574
32'%
435
20
Tradesmen's
Provident
Sterling, Natl
8
Trust
(Chicago)—100
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
St
Banking
Pennsylvania
Trust Co (Phila)
Tr Co
60%
36%
75
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
JO
Co
(Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergea Cty
(Hackensack N J)
8
76
68 '/a
61
29
(Camden N J)
47
33%
Newark—12%
of
(Boston) .100
New York Trust Co (N Y)
20
47 Va
Camden
Bk
State
New Eng Trust Co
2674
25
Y)_
9%
Robbins & Myers Inc
44%
Bank¬
20
19 Va
9Va
—
58%
304
57%
60%
7.50
N
Essex
A
(N J)
Co
19%
122
21%
Westohaster_A
(Albany
Newark
ing
28%
41
285
National City Bank (deva)—10
National Commerce Bank A
62
8974
42 %
86
55%
of Detralt_10
National
242
230
116
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
Morgan (J P) A Co Of Y)—100
35%
18%
26%
17 Va
25c
*
5
40%
38%
(White
Co
15%
24%
Corp
Richardson Co
1474
25%
36%
23%
147b
Riley Stoker Corp
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
Reslstoflex
54
31%
1
23%
10
367b
2974
100
10
(Phila)
28%
2
Chemicals
5034
5
94
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
33Va
7%
27 V4
Inc
Y)
N
367b
62 Va
25
(N Y)
357b
Financial Corp_l
Industries
17%
1
Products
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green Mountain Power Corp
(Brooklyn
19%
10
17%
Republic Natural Gas Co
29%
Ask
18%
34%
(Phila)
20Vb
Rare Metals Corp
5
Bid
A
20
Co
24%
Reichhold
Fire Brick Co
16%
16%
227a
21 */a
Great Western
Trust
58
60
9%
1
Sugar Corp
21%
Cement Co
8%
5
of New Mexico
Pub Serv Co
10c
20
Sulphur
5%
216
26%«v-
20
Gustin-Bacon
57a
205
-
25%
Properties Inc
40%
307
24-%
38%
Hanover
1074
24%
217a
20%
Liberty Real Estate Bk At Tr
Trust Co
Trust
Girard
13*4
28
Portland General Electric Co_7%.
1
Gulf
9»/a
237b
20
Gruen
12%
26%
217b
32%
19%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Truat Co
39%
Bk_15
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
20
10%
1674
Polaroid
43 V4
60s
Companies
Co
Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bk (Franklin
Square N Y>
8%
97a
15%
1
preferred
iA P)
77b
257a
Plymouth
9%
40%
Far
35
28%
A
2374
4
8%
l
Ask
First Westchester
307b
17 7e
10
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Oo_
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
First
7%
22 VB
-10
H
Giant Portland
Green
6%
28%
26V
15%
WuNitzer
66
B
—
667b
(Atlanta)-lO
Boston—12%
Chicago
100
First Natl Bank ol Dallas—10
First Natl Bk (Jersey City)—25
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
of Paterson
25
First Natl Bk of St Louis—20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
7 Va
Prod—lc
147b
16%
28%
14
A
Wood Conversion Co
57b
22
First Natl Bk of
17
16
6%
87 b
26%
Pow
6374
First Natl Bank of
42
*
1
Corp
Mercury
Light Co—10
37%
J)
First
68 Va
3
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Pacific
Wisconsin
20
10
(Phila)
(Chicago)
Co
13%
•
River
31%
217b
39*/a
First
16%
pfd_*
Northwest-Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Old
28%
(St
First Bk Stk Corp
97 b
157b
5
Serv
87a
1
Corp
Pan American Sulphur Co „70c
Pendleton Tool Indus
1
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5 % ft
2734
1574""
Corrugated
General Gas Corp
Telep
25%
11 %
Coal
Pub
2%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co_10
Fidel)$-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
»
19%
Pacific Power & Light Co
50%
14
Garlock Packing Co
Gen
Indiana
Williams A Co Inc
85
N
43
3674
60 %
24
-—
Gas Service Co
General
77b
97 b
57
___il
_l_
Foote Bros Gear A Mach Corpi2
,
North
%
23%
Northeastern Water Co $4
20%
22%
16
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Trust Co (Newark
26%
1
Corp
Gas
12
19%
Federal
9%
of Del
North Penn Gas Co
Pacific
56
47■
—_____2 %
Flo. >.a
Fluor
&
18%
11
g
Bid
(NY)_5
-
Plains N
12
24%
—_:__7%*: 52%
————1- > 9
34%'."
10c
—
197b
35
'
•
23%
(Texas)—4*
Foods Co
.
'
H
Federal Natl
First
Oil
American
Oklahoma
9%
8 V,',
18 %
Associates—10"
Electric Co
Paso
.
SOU
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity.Oil Co——_
;
Co_~__i
Inc
________—_ril-c
Corp
Thermador
40%
17%
20
Rights
'
East
Bank
Natl
Co
County
America
Corp of
preference
Dynamics
$1
26 %
812
\
Inc——.—1
Bradstreet
&
37 b"
..
24%
DuMont
Dun
*
38 %
1
Natural Gas Co
Industrial
(Paterson N J)
24%
9%
167a
Co
1
Cos
28%
County Bank A Trust Co
187:,
23
1
17%
Chemical Arts Inc.—__ 1
Massachusetts
Western
16%
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
—1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2J/a
Detroit A Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Di-Noc
24%
5
Co
Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
35 Vb
lOo
Co_12Va
Continental 111 Bank A Trust
27
157 a
:
25%
2234
1
5
National Alumlnate
18 Vb
33
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
26%
Co
Chemical
44
36 %
17
21 Va
Connecticut Bank & Tr
33:,
2474
2
National Homes Corp a com_50c
Class B common
50c
Detroit Internat Bridge
23%
Gas Co
Utilities
33%
Manufacturing Co—9
Western Lt A Telephone Co
10
2674
Natl
Trust
467b
35 Vb
22
Co
7%
Line
1
White
Cleveland Trust Co
Inc—
Inc
Barge
Inc
West Point
57 b
Commercial State Bank A
-
3274
5
5
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
8%
_1
vtg
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
Laboratories
■
;_2%
Gas Utilities Co
Michigan
Co
Services
Jet
Western
(Savannah)r»
10
City Natl Bk A Tr (Chicago) _25
39 V
•
Common
11
Montrose
16'/4
vtg—_~i
com
Welex
5
(N J)
fl
Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)—10
Citizens & Southern National
1674
10%
Missouri
9%
-
15%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—I
Cross Company
—5
Cummins Engine Co Inc— •___
Cutter Laboratories
11 Va
13%
Co (N Y),
Louts)
72%
1574
Miss
57 a '
87k.
.
69
lc
Minneapolis Gas Co %
Shipping Co
19%
18%
Connecticut Light A Power Co_*
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
& Co Inc_l
Mississippi
874
5 Va
Commonwealth Oil Rei co Inc_2c
(J Ray)
Industries
Class A common-
247b
23..
.
—25
—
10%
.
McLean Trucking Co cl A corh_l
McLean
Miles
f'c.
preferred
conv
J
Meredith Publishing Co—
23
34Va?.<
Commonwealth Gas Corp-i——1 v: .IVn.',k
$1.25
&
Afitomo
McLouth Steel Corp
a
67%
Vs
Elev Co^-ila'."!
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3»V.
17%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
295
North America
*•
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Irtc
Mfg & Sales Co
McDermott
16%
1 *» .SVWi-
com__v_—1
—.—
1674
Bank
16%,.
35 lac ■ ii 15 % -V
_4;—_33%c,,.: *15,%
&
1374
100
New
of
5%
4%
:__ 1
Citizens Utll" CO com cl A
Inc
30%,
(S D)
3574
York
of
Bank
6%
Milling
15 Vb
28%
Brothers Co
Warren
37
Bankers Trust
41 Va
Stores
42 Va
14
Warren
12%
6%
Bank
57b
Colorado
54%'
39%
5%
(Newark) _25
40 Vb
"
38%
29.! it
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—
50
•
Co
297b
5%
N T A S A
35 3 b
33
3774'
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
Colonial
31%
S
2%
27
3374
Corp
Broad St Trust Co
33%
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jr
Telephone Co --L-zz-li)
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp__„c_G
z
29
Transmis
Commerce
147 b
—
27 Va
1
Swasey
&
12%
Francisco)
of
20%
A
17 %
25%
1
America
of
(San
357b
68%
—1
Co
Va
Bank
13%
Gas
1574
Par
674
1
19%
Co
S
50o
Bank & Trust
33 %
Corp^^C-t^
common
4774
45%
1
19
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc_—_1
B
44%
Co—5
15 Va
25
Co
22% "
Radio
5
43
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
41
257a
Central
Class
34%
10 %
Camden
Coastah States
18%
30%
97b
187b
Collins
17
1
46Va
-
Utah Southern Oil Co
1
Gas Transmis
King
17 74
sz. 1
37 Va
674
43
class B
35
6*/4
Prods Inc__l
Common
29%
Match
35 Vb
5
Frary & Clark
Blower
27%
10
Corp Inc
National
Maremont
Clinton Machine Co
27 Va
61%
Madison Gas
Co
30%
16
Corp—1
Petroleum
1
Thermo
10
97b
28 V*
Natural Gasoline
22%
Gas
Co
Texas
a
10
10c
4%
38
^Chattanooga
1474
Sugar Corp
Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
1
Macmlllan Co
Central Soya Co,
2274
Universal
Corp—l
lc
Industries Inc
14%
Central
Corp
Texas
43%
Lilly (Eli) & Cc Inc com cl B__5
Lithium Corp of America—
1
16.%.
,s
31%
i0
Co-.^ci-.ifeS >. 13%.%,
Louisiana Electric CQj-vS-Vt; 25 Va
Maine Power Co ^.-j-lO^. UUjr
Centra! Public Utility
2174
United Western Minerals
26%
1
2%
1
Texas
Central
.
United Utilities Inc
38
Warner
Inc
Central Indiana Gas
Central
357b
24%
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
38%
3674
Co
Glass
Liberty
6%
Field Trust ctls__
Gas
25%
1474
Eastern
Texas
10
Inc
Le Cuno Oil Corp
10'a
10% V-
Gas
2374
13%
Corp
Tennessee
9%
9 Va
40
23%
&
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
1.25
(O A)
Tekoil
38%
36
247 V
37 %
10
Lau
21%
13%.'
37%
...
12%
Petrol JLtd—ilOc
&
9%
2674
2174
7%
Propane Gas
Tampax
16
Co
Kennametal
Landers
20%
Elec
9 Va
24%
States
7%
Refining
Sutton
4
3574
50c
33
Paper Co
Products Corp
111
Kendall
41
Central Electric
Central
Co
Koeliring
::a-
Va
403/b
3%
3
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Delhi
Cedar Point
6untifle
31%
•
37%
Gas_5
15%
25
8
77a
29 %
Public Serv Co—_1
City
43
%
Superior Oil of Calil-l > 35%
Steel
common
31
Power Co__20
Carlisle Corp
Corp
14%
Canadian
Carpenter
Suburban
117b
1
$1.46
Kellogg
16%'
Canadian
Ceco
107 b
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp
8%
37
1
Teiepjuune
33
5
Co
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
26%
10
A
357a
•
Supply
10
1
25
—
Greene
Corp
60c preferred
United
Delaware Corp__l
Corp
Stubnitz
Tool
&
10
5
Struthers
11%
1074
Drill
Lino
Inc
Cobb & Co Inc
Wells Corp
Strong
Kansas
16%-
Bullock's
Wat
227b
1
247b
7%
Calif
217b
Stouffer
6174
15%
Service Co
167b
29%'
_1
oamomia. Water
157s
23 Va
■
24
Beryllium Co
California Oregon
5
j.
Pipe
35%
_2%
non-voting
Works
Gas
33
Co—1
Co
Statler Hotels
24 va
•
4;%1
Buckeye Steel Castings Col—*
■
30
58%
5%~
Inc
Stanley
287 b
1
5%
_
Corp
108
103
Tele
Stanley Home Products
5
Co_
1
Steel
Kaiser
50%
2774
Burndy
187b
preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_l0
TVs
22%
Co
17
Co
Gas
10%
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Mfg
1574
-
Co
Bprague Electric Co
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Standard Register
1
Co—15
Pow
Electric
9%
Black, Sivalls & Bi yson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc____
1Bowser Inc
$1.20 preferred
25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
_10
Brush
14%
Co
Tele
States
Carbon
Speer
Common
Jessop Steel Co
47%
Brunner
25 Vb
_5
Jervls Corp
1
:
Water
12%
—5-
_.
23
16
Inc
Utilities
10%-
_•
BeryIlium Corp
Co
Inc
Jack & Heintz
9%
_'_lu
.
1
Service Co
11-%-
(A jy Markets_44„—_1
Bayless
Beii
Lomb
19%
55%
7%
6%
—
18%
1
Lt &
Southern
Iowa
Mfg Co
14%
51
Power
Eng
Gas
Southwestern
*
common
Iowa Public
1
Bareco Investment Co...
Bates
A
Iowa Electric
72%
1
Co
Diver Services
Investors
17V-
*
69%
Freight Sys__l
Securities
Interstate
-v
467 b
167b*
1
:
Textbook
Interstate Bakeries Corp
23
32%
Co
Gas
&
17%
International
.
10
5
10
Indian Head Mills Inc
27 Va
<
Co
Indiana Gas & Water Co
<v
10
Co__
—
Ideal Cement
•
507b
-
257b
Art Metal Construction Co__
Associated
47%
4
10
Southwest
15%-
14%
•
.
Co-
Arkansas Western Gas
:
i
common
Partic preferred
V-
20
18%
4
•'
Arden
13
42
25
1
28%--
39'A
207b
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co
y
6*/*
151
144
Pipe Lines units-
19%
31%
2674
Canada
Common
33*/*
29
1274
30Vb
57b
Corp_50o
1
'"•
12%
28%
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt St Pwr Co_B
Amer
_—1
11%
1
Trans
Southern Nevada Power Co
Incorporated
1
Inc
157 b
71%
AMP
27%
19 %
Colorado
68
American Window Glass Co_12%
6674
25%
•
15
Southern
1
Corp
•
Corp
18%
26 Va
Hugoton Production Co
%>-
59
'
8
63%
14%
24%
307b
40% V.
Ask
^7%
•
1
287-4
Pipe A Const Co_
Research A Develop.
Co
"
10c
Calif Water Co
56%
1
Hospital Supply Corp_ __-4
States Nat Gas
1
Southern
.2
American
Amer
American-Marietta Co
69%
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
26
2Va
Engineering
class
Co
&
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 38 Vac
141
"
D)
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
61%
57%
135
10
common
Co
Bid
Co class A com_10
(M A)
Class
Bid
Bid
San Jacinto Petroleum
Searle
Industrials and Utilities
&
Association
Place, Neu) York 6, N.
Y.
CO.
NY 1-
376
46
The Commercial
(333.)
and
Financial
Chronicle... Monday, July 22, 1957
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
July
ID
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
American
Mutual
Insurance
1.99
Intl
G.OG
6.55
Investment
Fund
Resources
of
Co
Bid
Par
Funds—
5.13
5.61
1
9.64
10.54
America
Fund
1
3.72
3.97
Investment
Boston—1
10.39
9.60
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
5.71
Aetna
6.26
—*
1.55
1.70
Johnscon
—1
16.01
17.46
5.50
Fund
Associated
Atomic
Blue
Trust
Development
Mutual
a21.84
Inv
Tr
Fund
Boston
1
Inc__
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
23.10
Bonds)-■—1
16.30
17.79
9.92
10.03
164
3.98
B-3
(Low
lj>.43
11.34
B-4
(Discount
12.85
6-1
16.49
17.83
Street
S-2
10c
9.82
10.76
S-3
22.39
24.21
Bonds)
S-4
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
13.46
14.76
1
7.13
Canada
14.37
10.02
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Fund
Inc:
International
Ltd
Fund
6.17
23.78
25.71
50c
18.29
com„100 13,800
19.78
14 400
130
135
Electrical
11.07
Metal
10.09
Paper
13.68
Petroleum
1
shares
Special investment shares—lc
Transport shares
-lc
18.74
16.97
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc„10c
13.35
14.43
Massachusetts
19
20 A
Mass
„—
6.80
1
Co
•
7.4 t
14.64
14.79
75
78
11.09
12.20
9.80
14.84
16.26
Fund—1
8.55
17.42
Fund
--1
1
22.61
24.17
21.97
23.49
5.28
5.77
176.46
178.24
7.18
7.44
5
14.84
16.04
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc..1
15.63
16.90
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
4.11
4.50
Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock
series
lc
Preferred
stock
series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
8.23
8.65
Investment
Inc
Fund
Mutual
—
10.85
11.89
6.53
7.15
17.33
18.99
3.77
4.10
11.01
-1
9.91
Income
1
New
York
of
Series
Canada
Fund
Street
7.36
8.00
(T
Fund
Inc
Rowe)
Growth
1
6.40
6.92
12.93
14.05
shares—lc
8.69
9.52
lc
7.68
8.36
Smith
Industrial Machinery sllares.lc
7.52
8.24
Southwestern Investors
Sovereign Investors
Bond
Steel
8.59
10.53
11.53
8.41
9.22
lo
13.00
14.23
lc
shares
shares..
shares
2.46
2.71
shares
lo
6.38
7.00
shares
—lc
9.82
10.76
lc
9.19
4.01
4.41
Funds
Stevens
Fund Inc-
&
shares
Utilities
lc
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Stock
Amer
1
9.07
11.55
B)
Fund
1
Inc.
12.19
l
State Street Investment
Corp__«
Stein Roe <fe Farnham Fund
1
Sterling
Investment
Fund
11.28
11.93
12.71
13.85
23 %
25%
Texas
Fund
Inc
1
8.81
9.63
1
8.22
8.98
10.17
11.05
Series H-C7
10c
4.41
4.82
Series
10c
4.38
l
a23.96
9.37
1
9.71
10.50
lo
10.44
11.42
Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund.lc
10.55
11.54
11.69
12.79
6.96
7.62
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Insur
Fund
11.65
lc
12.30
12%
13%
Republic
(N Y)„
2
Insurance (Texas;—10
48%
53
St
Fire
59%
52%
.10
55%
39%
107'%
46%
Reinsurance Corp
42%
111
50%
29
Paul
&
Marine
6.25
67%
72
10
25%
27%
31A
Springfield
17%
18%
Standard
37
—
27%
28 %
.10
36%
39
Title
Fire
&
Marine
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
(N
Y)
Value
Line
Canada
Ltd
Income
I
1
Fund
11.73
Bonds—
Bid
Eclison
Capital
4%s
Industries
Airlines
1987
4%s_1975
102 %
19.40
5.84
5.51
Value Line Special Situations
Fund
Inc
10c
6.38
6.02
.2.87
4%s
1976
83
Central Illinois Light
Chance Vought 5 Vis
4%s_1987
98
1977
97
1982
Ask
1
11.26
Consol
Gas
Investing Corp——l
7.22
5'/2s__
Natural
Del ware
Gas
4%^__1982
Investors
Towne
Pow
&
Ltg
5s
1978
1975
Fund
Inc
160%
U S
Fidelity Az Guaranty Co—10
64%
70
80
84%
U
Fire
3
19%
20%
42%
45%
U S Life Insurance
Y
2
35
37 'A
Fire
2
25
27
._5
107
111%
92%
36 A
S
City
N
of
Co
in
the
97
33
.10
Westchester
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Ask
one
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Federal Home Loan Banks—
l%s
Sept.
99.31
100.2
3.70s
Oct.
15,
1957
99.31
100.2
Jan.
15,
1958
99.31
100.2
4.30s
Feb.
17,
1958
1957
16,
100.3
Oct.
99.18
1957
1,
3%S Feb. 14, 1958
2%s May 1, 1958—
3%s May 1. 1958
4%s July 15, 1958—
100.6
General Telephone
Power
Hotels
Fund
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
8.74
9.55
13.43
14.64
II
Ii
Inc
Jersey Central Pwr
Dowenstein
^45sS 7
Metropolitan
5s
Can
Fuel
11.82
12.78
5.28
5.71
New
98%
Northern
States
<M»
&
Puget
99.26
4%s March 17,
Federal
Natl
1958
99.31
Fwr
Power
Mortgage As=n—
3.90s Aug. 20, 1957
4 %s Sept. 20, 1957
2%s Jan.
4s
Feb.
4.10s
4 As
100
100.1
100.4
99.6
1958.
10.
10.
May 8,
4s
100.2
1958
20,
10,
Mar.
Apr.
Nov. 1, 1958
2%s May 1, 1959—
2'As Feb. 1, 1960
2 %s June 1, 1960
1958
99.28
99.31
Feb.
3%s
Sept.
Central
Bell
Calif
1958—
92
a.
87
Southern
78
100.1
Maturity—
4As__1991
99
Certificates
3 As
of
1957
Ask
Indebtedness-
1,
Oct.
Bank for Cooperatives99.31
100.1
99.30
100 1
99.30
100.1
99.29
100
Nov.
1957
1,
March
3,
1958
one
100
100.2
l%s
1
1,
1957
1 As
Oct.
1,
1957
April
99.31
As Oct.
Oct.
100
May
15,
lAs
Oct.
1,
1 As
April
99.23
1 As
Oct,
98.28
3%s Feb 15,
99.7
99.9
1 As
97.20
1958
Southern
of
Calif
5%s
99%
&
Am
Tenn
Gas
Telep
—.
5s
90
Amer
5'is
91.24
92
1961
90.16
90.24
1962—
99.18
99.22
88.30
89.6
1961
1,
1,
April 1, 1962
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
99.31
103.1
3.90%
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.31
100.2
12-
3-56
6-
3-57
99.30
lOO.l
3.80%
4-
1-57
I-
2-53
99.29
100
1-
3.875%
92
U S Industries
107%
107%
Universal
1-57
99.31
100.2
3.90%
5-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.31
100.2
4.00 %
6-
3-57
3-
11-
1-57
99.30
100.1
4.25%
7-
1-57
4
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.28
8-
1-57
5-
United Stales
July 25,
1957
4.20%
wi
2-
3-58
3-58
-1-58
1-58
99.28
99.30
Ask
99.31
100.1
100.1
100.4
100
100.2
August
1,
1957
August
8,
August
15,
August 22, 1957—
103 %
103%
August
1977
102%
71%
September 23,
1957
September 26.
1957
99.783
October
99.689
99.704
October
99.635
)_
99.873
99.817
99.648
October
_
17.
97
105
91
92
•No
par
value
$Ex-100%
a
Net
:i05
.
stock
asset
„
dividend,
value.
to
listing
Exchange
b Bid
d
on
the New York
x
99.493
99.478
99.404
__
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
issued,
Ex-stuck
dividend.
99.344
99,275
__
Ex-rights,
wi When
y
99.489
99.333
1957
1958_
t New
99.541
99.392
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
98
132
102
Ask
99.596
99.525
99.459
-
1957
10,
24.
—
..
1957
3.
72%
128
104%
1957
103
1971
100
19.
99.863
1957
Stock
pfd
September
99.581
1957
99.758
k Admitted
4.75%
99.925
12,
99.807
1957—;
29,
September
March
1976
5s
Si
1957
September 5,
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
99.979
99.919
1957
105%
1970
5Vzs
4V2s
Match
Alum
Treasury Bills
£•9.975
101'%
Stocks-
Kaiser
10-
1-57
1-57
100%
1977
Corp
101%
88
2-57
25-
99.31
Bid
Due
3.875%
104%
1971
5s
5s
101%
103%
93.8
3.75%
1986
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
64
Transmis
Underwood
103
99.2
93
3.75%
1983
80 %
1977
105 %
Gas—
99%
II1975
94.3
98.30
1960
I960.
97.28
Bid
105
1967
Eclison—
79%-
Line
1981
96.24
95.16
94
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Light—
4%s
99%
Sons—
97.5
95.8
__
99%
—
Textron
5s 1987
Ask
96.16
1959
As April 1, 1960
98.20
-
97.3
1959
1,
99.20
—
1958_i
1958
1,
100.1
99.30
1
As
1959
15,
1 As Aoril 1,
69.27
3As
2%s Aug.
2%s June 15.
Feb.
99.26
1
1,
Bid
99.25
Treasury Notes—
point
a
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.24
1958
32nds of
more
or
Maturity—
Treasury
1958—
14,
99%
4%s.,_1987
104%
94
97
3%s Sept. 3, 1957
3%s Oct, 15, 1957
100.4
Bid
105
4%s
92
93
98'/a
96
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1982
84
103%
101'/a
97%
19 72
15.
99.16
101
1972-1967—
15,
95.16
99.8
1962
4 As
100.1
95.14
95.6
July 15, 1969
3%s May 1, 1971
99.30
99.30
96.20
93.4
4%s
99.12
99.27
1958
May 1,
97.22
96.10
105
104
1987
Southern
102%
100.13
97.12
Ask
102
1982
6 Vis
104
104%
100 "
100.9
2 %S
100.2
Dollar Value
Sound
Co
1987
Edison
Mueller Brass 3%s
Bid
1976
5 As
York Telephone
77
1970
& Lt
■»
5s
Gas
97%
100
4%s__1987
Michigan Consol Gas 6'is
1982
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
6 Vis
Bonds—(Cont.)
National
_1987
5'/is
99.30
99.2
Issues
1976
4'/2s
99.22
99.24
98.24
'
Rate
1
1
Whitehall
1975
13/4S
Hilton
103%
87
Stock
Wellington Fund
National
IO5V3
20%
33%
Mutual
Sheraton
eetro
Corp 3s/8s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Georgia
104%
19%
5
7.89
&
Washington
84 Va
%
8
——
154
5
12.26
Strum
Fund
103
k—
Columbia
57
3.14
Inc
Vcm
80
79
47 %
53%
.10
12.82
17.85
Inc—1
cent Sei
Security
Burlington
44%
10
3.70%
Boston
10
—
3.80%
13.43
63
10
Security (New Haven)
34%
12.06
Wall Street
Insf
Institutional
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
8.89
44%
._5
lAs
United
United
2.79
21%
42
4
-
3 As Auril 15,
Funds Inc—
Income Fund Shares.l
Science Fund
1
8.57
20%
1%
3%s Feb.
United
Continental Fund-
8.13
66%
10
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
United
2.55
10
2.50
American
14.06
United
1
Phoenix
Proviaence-Washington
7.50
-
a30.15
17.89
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund of Boston Inc
1
69%
28%
40%
43
16.83
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
23
89%
.5
Great
13.32
12.84
4 0',L>
16.34
Income
59%
21
al4.32
1
17.36
—
5 6'A
12.61
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1
Haydock Fund Ir.c
54%
10
—5
38
4%s
1
Inc—
50'2
9.81
1
Funds
88%
Y_10
a24.76
1.25
.
Fund
H-DA
82
of N
85
a36.0G
Accumulated
Industry Shares Iilc
26'A
Co
3.80s
59%
United
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
10
(Minn)
Insurance
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Clark—
Fund
Shares
(Edson
57'(4
9.35
Hamilton
(S
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
4 05s
al2.63
•
Stevens
Common
Selected
I
Inc—1
8.53
Growth
Insurance
Clark
10.07
lc
shares
Tobacco
8.24
lc
lo
shares—lc
shares
Nuclear
Scudder,
Scudder,
sliare6_«.
stock
33.40
1
6.35
equipment
33.07
Fund
8.10
ER
Stock
Inc
7.39
Railroad
16.53
Fund
5.79
Bond
22.36
(Geo)
lc
administered
79%
Northwestern National Life
10.05
Putnam
lc
Railroad
15.50
15.21
1
(The) Stock Fund.lo
Petroleum
12.26
9.21
22.14
Inc
12.57
Institutional
11.22
1
11.48
Fully
10 %
75
10
10
3.70s
14.14
Inc
Fund of Canada
Mining
Fund
of
Franklin Life
10.55
•
&
Merchandising
9.65
;2.50
Fund
Fund
37%
11.05
Electrical
68
3.95s
1
Inc
Science
bond
351%
Corp—
Fund
Scudcler
&
4%
64
Corp—5
Philadelphia
of
7.43
1
Securities
6.88
General
Assn
21.77
Inc
Philadelphia
9.54
shares
35 y8
9
12.50
_4
Fireman's
Securities
14.47
Food
3%
*
Deposit of Md
9.17
6.80
1
Over-The-Counter
Peoples
8.39
X20.14
Ltd
8.71
Equipment shares
32%
3.33'/a
Northern
Capital Fund
13.22
Electronics
2.50
42'%
29 A
4.60
1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc„.
Price
6.27
River
Northeastern
%
39V2
27
56%
1.25
Reinsurance
49
5
6.27
1
~.
Fund
lc
Common
(N J»
46%
10
Fire
94%
53%
19
8.57
1
Stock
England
lc
shares
North
37%
17%
2
Fire
35%
5
.
Casualty
Hampshire
York
77%
5
Corp class A
6.55
4.21
7.84
5.74
Series
Growth
5.99
1
1
Series
Series-
Stock
New
15.12
—lc
Fund
Growth
90%
10
Puritan
Building shares
Capital
New
128
5
10.83
Series
Stock
13.99
10.18
310
122
10
11.90
Pioneer
9.29
71
Travelers
1
Series
16.28
10.09
299
Co
3.77
Series
14.90
——lc
—lc
shares
shares
87%
5
20.54
Preferred
Pine
Securities—
Automobile
29%
153
10
Co
10.73
3.47
Balanced
1
1
Capital Corp—,—
Investors Trust.
10
.10
1
Industries Fund Inc
Chemical
9.82
18.98
Dividend
--—
Fund Inc-—
Aviation
Life
Security Series—
3.07
10.57
—10
20c
Group
83
27%
al4.53
.—1
National
2,80
9.72
Corp..1
Electronics
General
15.36
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Investors Corp—.
1
Equity Fund Inc...
General
144
Hanover Fire
National
25c
Inc
Stock Fund
Gas
21.12
1
19.70
Howard-
Founders
19.54
1
Inc
of beneficial interest™
Nation
2.50
Shares
Fidelity
10
Assoc—
Group
Firemen's
3.30
14.21
1
Shares
Corn
Mutual Trust Shares
Bond
Energy
J)__5
5
Interest—1
Fund
46'A
Fire
New Amsterdam
18%
9.81
Investment
Invest
11%
Nationwide
33
Fund—
Foundation
Mutual
8.92
Life
Income
10%
42
Co
National Union Fire
(N
General
4
5
Ins
25%
Ins——2
Casualty
Fire
7.53
12.67
55 Va
Life
57
Amer
of
Life
Assurance
Fidelity &
13.11
11.72
31%
Seaboard Surety Co
33'/3C
—
of beneficial
Mutual
1
2.99
37%
29%
Merchants & Manufacturers
23%
17%
Federal
3.35
6.87
35%
51
Monarch
53
Stock
Inc
Mutual
Growth Stk Fund—1
Balanced
Growtn
3.04
12.13
Trust
Massachusetts
Fund Inc—_1
Fund
&
Eaton
Investors
Investors
Fund
Fund
E
Dreyfus
3.92
15.61
Fund
Dividend
4.35
17.24
Inc
Natl
Employees
Employers
3.93
3.56
1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
3.57
3.95
lc
.
1
Income
Diversified
-lc
lc
—
1
5
5
Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance—
New
Eagle Fire Ins Co
4.43
shares
Casualty
Massachusetts
Pacific
2.75
—1
Inc
Income
nnversified
6.01
2.49
4.02
shares—lc
shares—
Units
De
lo
Equipment shares_lc
__l
19%
30%
Crum & Forster Inc
shares-
Industries
General
14.87
Investment
18
3
5
Continental
5.46
Funds—
Automobile
Inc
30%
Co__l
Ins
Continental
Fund—*
Mutual
Sayies
Managed
9.28
Inc.—1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
rv^laware
Life
Life Ins
Connecticut
6.32
a44.11
6.76
1
10.20
Investing
Delaware
Stand
Stk Fund Inc—1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Vegh
Beneficial
Life Insurance
Inc
Western
27%
2%
28%
10
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Inc...
26
Jt-10
(N
Boston Insurance Co
Columbian
1
Fund
7%
36%
1
6.25
Bankers <fc Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
6.70
5.80
Companies
Maryland
'
33
5
American Surety Co
Colonial
Inc
Fund
7%
Co_5
'Newark N Ji„2'%
11.81
Investment.—l
Fund
Dividend
1
Assurance
17.57
Composite Bond & Stock
De
Fla)
Home
12.65
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Crown
229
16.07
100
Commonwealth
Fund
116
220%
10.80
Inc
Securities
Composite
111
10
11.57
Preferred
Concord
20
Heritage Life Ins—
Investors Inc_—1
Inc.—1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Colonial
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
Lexington Trust Fund
25o
Lexington Venture Fund-:—.—1
Loornis
15 A
26%
Life Insurance
8.78
14%
25%
15.47
8.03
Life
17
33 %
22.23
—1
36%
24
14.31
Growth
2%
34%
30%
20.55
—.—
Capital
Christiana
1
Ask
2%
24%
1
Fund
Chemical
Fund
Bid
15%
28%
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
American Re-insurance__
14.01
6.U
218
210
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Vai_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm>_2
26%
—-—1
Fund
Ltd
Canadian
12.95
Co_
69
National
15.69
9.17
65%
10
Amer Ins Co
13.03
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Insurance
(Jacksonville
18.71
11.94
143
10
conv
American
14.24
17.14
10
7.79
Inc
General
(1954)
Canadian
Amer
9.50
8.71
13.05
Knickerbocker
Fund
25.20
1
!
California
$1.25
24.62
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-2
21.88
Priced
23.59
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(IIlgh-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-i
11.82
Investment——_1
Bowling Green Fund—
Broad
8.91
8.20
B-l
20.35
America.—
of
5.98
Custodian Fund?—
(Investment Bonds>—A
Surety
Co
Ask
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
5
American
American
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond
Fund.l
(The). Mutual
&
10
Agricultural
,
Inc_
Fund
Insurance
Aetna Life
Keystone
Axe-Houghton Fund^'A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics Corp lc
of
Casualty
Aetna
11.3G
8.73
Trust
Bid
Par
lc
Inc
Companies
Ask
Inc—1
Shares
Business
American
Mutual
1.81
—1.25
Inc
Fund
Ask
Bid
99.287
97.423
97.448
Volume 186
Number 5657
...
(359)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
a
decrease compared with
a year ago.
Federal
Third
Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week
us
based
$
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 20, clearings for all
1955
Inc. or
S
:
Dec. Co
2,402,066
1954
$
$
6.0
1,730,281
—26.0
1,905,096
1,960,699
1,723,182
1,512,64*
2,266,772
1,409,482
;
+
1,983.419
+
4,775.340
—
1.2
7.2
2,188,395
4,433,569
5,712,855
5,215,642
946,000,000
1,240,000.000
—23.7
1,190,000,000
1,148,000,000
—13.0
Chester
of the
July 13
1956
1957
;
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Ended
*'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
47
2,006,864
Lancaster
1,944,465
"
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Philadelphia
Reading
3,320,474
3,816,635
3,803,625
4,206,683*
3.1% below those of the corresponding week last year.
Scranton
6,835.242
6,772,024
+
0.9
7,354.222
6,075,164
Wilkes-Barre
4,551,196
4,478.855
+
1.6
4,598,948
3,250,252
9,462,483
at
$22,526,225,431 against $23,238,973,400 for the
there is
loss for the week
a
the week
At this center
week in 1956.
same
ending Friday of 3.3%.
Our preliminary totals stand
Our comparative
summary
for
8,526,762
—13.0
8,448.402
Delaware—Wilmington
15,971,893
17.764,710
—10.1
14.917.023
New Jersey—Trenton
14,314,852
20.951,641
—31.7
12,447,956
14,614,97fc
13,049,367
1,008,660,881
1,313,241,254
—23.2
1,253,155,507
1,203,061,954
York
7,415,243
follows:
Total
(11
cities)
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended July 20-
1957
York
New
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1956
$10,999,818,975
$11,380,802,933
Chicago
1,217.087,995
1,270,797.638
Philadelphia
1,091,000.000
1,320,000.000
3.3
—
Ohio—Canton
723,502,849
706,951,178
+
2.3
Kansas City
462.034,534
457,854.848
+
0.9
403.600,000
414,400.000
Louis
St.
San
Francisco
730.524.000
—
708.480.434
Pittsburgh
496,423,974
459,242,067
+
637.161.435
4*
414,744,257
382,738,544
+
53,981,500
12,830,935
52,410,600
10,357,63®
13,276,481
15,742,492
14,270.219
+10.3
15,246,295
438,711,749
434,061.036
1.1
468,071,033
378,834,281
1,347,458,762
1,396,797,717
3.5
1,394,640,237
1,207,405,33®
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.9
Baltimore
2.3
—lo.2
59,445,700
11,261,970
:
—
—
+
+
8.1
680,331,241
480,263,534
61,097,900
Youngs town
3.1
Cleveland
13,261,171
260,626,26®
543,154,311
577,957,131
Mansfield
2.6
+
12,976,724
233,379.434
7.7
284,752,055
533,259,982
Columbus
Boston
5.4
3.9
+
13,035,095
273,639.123
Cleveland
—17.3
13,745,543
Cincinnati
4.2
—
11,652,38®
,8.4
.
Total
(7 cities)
i.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond4.850,063
4.1
25,226,333
24,103,013
4.7
176,217,835
137,137,470
5.8
west
Ten cities, five days
Other
$17,219,572,825 $17,738,429,077
i
cities, five days
—
All
cities,
five days
—
$21,641,783,330 $22,322,216,022
884,442,101]
one day
Total all cities for week
5,046,859
Richmond
4,533,786,945
4,422.210,505
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
2.9
3.5
South Carolina—Charleston
—
—
916,757,378
3.1
7,218,260
6,451,88®
0.6
344,877,589
320,374,845
146,670.413
145,193,783
1.0
135,601,743
124,245,70®
725,003,431
1.3
695,769,036
641,655,5521
30,681.400
124,111,725
29,454 741
4.2
122,627, 418
1.2
123.952,283
106,093,9-77
363,400 000
3.4
374,700,000
327,500,00®
3.5
cities)-
(6
18,872,00®
167,323,23®
355,369,207
353,351,302
__
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
$22,526,225,431 $23,238,973,400
—
8.8
8,349.895
9.088,186
;
4,387.831
4,509,270
22,110,953
181,451.221
„
715,600,931
Maryland—Baltimore
Tctal all cities,
—
'■
3.1
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot
furnish them, tod ay,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
inasmuch
as
appear
the week
not available at time of going to press.
are
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
-
Georgia—Atlanta
375,700,009
7,342,856
,—„
Augusta-
In the elaborate
detailed
statement, however, which
July 13.
For that week there
was
present further below,
week in 1956.
this
center
Outside of this
showing
city there
decrease of 5.3%.
a
ended
decrease of 5.3%, the aggregate clearings
a
the whole country having amounted to $20,665,505,415
at
we
has to be estimated.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week
we are
same
cases
was a
loss of 5.3%, the bank clearings
according to the
and from this
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
larger by 7.9%.
are
we
note that in
a
falling off of
smaller by 3.5% and
are
1.3%, but in the I .Atlanta Reserve District the
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
St. Louis Reserve District by 6.8%
a
loss of 7.7%, the
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 0.1%.
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals record
City Reserve District the totals register
a
an
the
following
we
a
increase of
decrease of 7.6%
summary
8.8
596,218
567,68®
+
7.2
173,426,792
159,773,40®
1,224,140,917
(10 cities)
1,134,729,245
+
7.9
1,097,349,573
1,008,267,28.3
—
1.7
2,632,503
4.8
4.7
21,320,163
20,440,554
2,199,08®
17,411,811
10,449,03®
Indianapolis
South Bend
Terre
Moines
2nd
New
12 cities
10
3rd Philadelphia
"
11
York
To«:al
1955
Dec. Co
$
792,785,919
818,428,526
10,441,256,571
11,072,344,247
"
1,008,660,881
1,313,241,254
7
"
1,347,458,762
1,396,797,717
"
715,600,931
725,003,431
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,224,140,917
1,134,729,245
7th Chicago
17
"
1,495,946,235
1,620,489,561
4
"
629,965,801
675,884,412
Cleveland
8th St.
9th
Louis
7
City
"
590,088,812
590,453,549
9
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
"
621,328,939
672,668,944
6
"
510,695,426
507,296,020
10
"
1,287,376,221
1,291,587,843
11th Dallas
12 th San Francisco
.
—
3.1
757,225,394
1954
$
New
York
20,665,505,415
City
21,818,924,749
10,753,622,242
"
—109
Outside
11,355,976,486
-—
\
[
u
>
5.7
9,996,336,341
11,896,162,347
—23.2
1,253,155,507
3.5
1,394,640,237
695,769,036
4,565,102
138,201,053
7,995,015
46,558,944
15,762,947
1,694,151
1,217,312.698
7,103,857
15,536,556
12,109,721
week ended
add
our
detailed statement
—
—
—
+
—
—
—
—
+
—
7.9
1,097,349,573
1,463,324,406
1,335,667,017
6.8
660,442,537
Total
637,648,220
—
—
Paul
St.
Fall
North
0.7
510,086,146
488,244,257
0.3
1,212,242,322
New
5.3
20,321,809,458
10,800,848,037
1955
Inc. or
Dec. Co
$
1954
$
2,756,362
2.465.378
8,228,620
+
6.7
7,677,546
388,900.000
3.5
378,100,000
378,000,000
8.8
154.856,374
137,103,18®
122,325,304
0.7
124,545,515
119,699,554
3,027,060
6.7
2,940.648
2.845,47®
629,965,801
675,884,412
6.8
660,442,537
637,648,22®
—11.1
10,747,672
12,035,820
397,015,358
393,158,419
146,264,9 10
10,799,230
5,631,b84
Dakota—Fargo
—
149,595,876
10,537,581
4,707,596
7,757,334
12,610,923
590,453,549
_
_
_
+
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
672,650,242
4.1
620,595.902
12,968,145
Helena
Total
cities)
(7
__—
Rhode
New
—17.6
3,706,092
1,490.026
3,822,943
15,499,395
16,793,764
12,008,418
—
2.2
1,618,815
1.2
1,272,289
4,148,118
2.5
10.528,234
8,883,90®
+ 19.6
4,853.932
5,263,239
6,607,047
6,023,611
+
+
—
Total
14,119,740
13,017,565
+
7.2
10,104,685
9,880,999
+
3.2
39,513,887
K a im s—T
,
_
22,236,270
17,495,564
25,434,832
29,962,600
+ 11.8
28,133,000
2,601,512
+ 13.5
2,614,977
_
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Blnghamton
—
818,428,526
3.1
757,225,394
994,463
1.7
156,817,421
165,306,165
29,744,664
446,056,811
14,532,348
9,273,423
13,261,917
6,548.2/4
a*
+
—11.1
_
Pueblo
Total
(9
<
Elmira
3,034,524
93,220,144
3,971.901
4,044.652
—12.6
131,594,093
123,874,406
—13.1
3,250,065
3,138.961
9,911,883,173
10,462,948.263
38.982,955
40.071,229
27,615,127
24,509,595
+ 12.7
Connecticut—Stamford
29,109.502
27,891.864
+
New
Jersey—Newark
71,231.152
76,022,855
Northern New Jersey.
76.601.163
79,205.306
10,441,256,571
11,072,344,247
New
__
_
__
—
York
Rochester
_
Syracuse
Total
_
(10 cities)
103,923,658
—26.4
(a)
140,618,124
2,637,055
,
Jamestown
214,903,525
122,907,816
_
13,871,50®
455,801,017
25,946,853
427,341,78:3
0.7
14,626,672
13,950,523
—29.4
8,578,381
6,144,809
3,738,733
—
0.7
31,338,506
•
Eleventh Federal Reserve
a)
672,668,944
621,328,939
cities)—
a)
—
7.6
691,767,249
—
12,620,455
424.632,806
-
—
12,884,975
415,654.386
43.075,687
-
nallas
Fort
668,711,061
District—Dallas—
Austin
Worth"
hZlTn.-:::::::::
Wichita
44,093,224
+
2.0
12,615,107
12,612,757
2.2
425,238,296
408,822,037
2.3
41.042,735
37,111,79®
7,308,000
6,936,000
+
12.0
+
—
il'Sie'lS
Falls——
14,546,306
Total
(6
cities)
19,842,596
510,695,426
Louisiana—Shreveport
1.9
7,079,935
7,098,521
—26.7
17,174,073
15,291,143
507,296,020
510,086,146
488,244,257
181.393,917
175.157,114
+
+
—
—
—
2,907,633
3,165,897
2,744,333
9,520,961.421
11,431,252,664
37,310.331
1 ^6,764,056
198G:9427;S
Oregon-PoHfan"i":~—2^-«?4.4n
213 646, lit
r
KKS bS3T=
San.
Ian
32.665.478
L
lose
673,778,283
28,316,522
9,323,906
'4.8-9.145
___
Francisco
Sl.lsl'.IoI
20,848,566
23.869.790
681.415,135
30.183.671
10.622,967
14.083.560
1,287.376,221
Pasadena
2.7
23,895,365
26,397,893
26,002.822
6.3
71.256,616
5.2
6.621,855
6,086,843
4.9
207,445.451
184,257.187
2.5
95,465,179
27,263,777
80,773,805
+
—17.0
81.655.047
74.126.039
Total
—
ZZ~L-
—
i
(10 cities)
14.5
20,151,602
17,676,80/
+
1.1
558,410.573
+
6.6
626,213,263
26,771,186
1,291,587,843
Grand total
(109 cities)
—
5.7
9,996,336,341
11,896,162,347
Outside New York City
20,665,505,415
7.938,413
6,881.553
5.7
12.977,679
11,236,809
+
0.3
11,355,976,486
<
a,i
Clearing operations
discontinued.
1,212,242,322
1,084,868,205
5.3
21.818,924,49
10,753,622,242
20,584,832
+ 13.9
—
—
23,802,683
+
67,220.581
3.3
"
Barbara
Itockto®
19,374,233
4.6
Rant!
2.5
+
—
35,686,041
3.5
5.3:
2.912,913
0.7
District—San Francisco—
"gggr-***
(a)
__
11,749,740
—11.4
—
723,709,685
158,256,200
__
866,934
10,549,253
—
Buffalo
'
839,570
10,381.971
146,455,632
15-085.788
Springs
1,193,971
+ 12.4
29,534,394
—
-
—26,1"
—22.7
148,984,989
I—
olTeka
Twelfth Federal Reserve
York—Albany__-
533,073,110
11,171,631
Missouri—Kansa8_City
2,536,435
792,785,919
—
#
13,685,220
589,470,710
27,679,300
38,377.281
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
13.183,870
0.1
1,035,442
800,223
12,55/,524
—
-
-
Wichita
39,002,272
—11.6
—
2,953,645
(12 cities)
2.8
•
'1,137,076
840,235
Hastings
3,555,338
7.7
—
33.503,381
Island—Providence
133,791,580
3,180.353
—
39,585.480
Hampshire—Manchester
350,631,329
145,626.854
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
597,209,005
4,026,850
22,473,164
Haven
8,794,231
399,527,709
—11.5
—
Worcester
9,143,064
1.0
2.2
6,415,137
12,876,405
—
9,404,191
161,632,048
Montana—Billings
TPvas
_
15,201,164
14,439.289
10,003,221,918
+ 12.0
1,456,940
Springfield
16,038,087
0.9
21,434,474.582
5.3
3,031,438
3,776,043
Bedford
5,513,393
+ 11.6
—
1,084,868,205
3,317,536
Lowell
983,459,89/
6,309,720
147,408,618
123,228,770
3,228,413
590,088,812
South Dakota—Aberdeen
645,161,976
River
1,059,880,312
4.5
+
Louis—
£>862, <53
533,073,119
668,711,061
8,781,019
Massachusetts—Boston
1,636,12®
9.8
—
5,897,93®
—
-
589,470,710
3,396,935
Portland
1,765,252
1,335,667,017
—
691,767,249
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
38,472,60®
14,951,887
15,751,246
1,463,324,406
Omaha
$
47,822,134
1.6
5.8
+
—
7.7
—-
0.1
Week Ended July 13
$
3.2
—
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
7.6
showing the figures for each city for the
1956
6,618,458
—
1,620,489,561
—
Minnesota—Duluth
Lincoln
1957
5.9
114,604,38®
5,652,25®
355.900,000
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,008,267,285
7.7
July 13 for four years:
Clearings at—
4,347,614
127,581,071
1,495,946,235
'
now
5,016,472
1.5
6,584,091
-
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
9,163,723-
+ 13.3
—
+ 13.6
Illinois—Quincy
641,655,552
87,946,00®
10,252,108
1,207,405,880
1.3
9,355,87®
90,339,000
.
Tennessee—Memphis
1,209,061,954
10,533,941
7.0
8,001,666
Kentucky—Louisville
723,709.685
2.4
+ 27.5
9,087,512
-
,
]
Louis
Missouri—St.
•
Total
'
cities)]
(17
+
—
9.139,081
7,423,687
Peoria
—17,331,054
Rockford
11,999.741
—
—
11,899,768
Decatur
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Inc. or
6
4th
5th Richmond
16.010.327
1,595,537
1,097,975,187
—
90,317,000
45,033,310
-
Chicago
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
10,953,714
7.526,575
Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
and in the San Fran¬
1956
20,795,118
136,116,310
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
0.7%, but in the Kansas
$
1957
1st Boston
—
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
2,543,170
*2,500,000
19,803,959
10,437,947
12,191,648
84,035,000
11,654,591
5,173.849
.
Indiana—Fort Wayne
<
July 13—
13,249.299
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended
+ 18.1
723, 909
198,273,414
Springfield
furnish
15,356, 317
192,733,68®
11,411,34®
184,939, ,525
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
cisco Reserve District of 0.3%.
In
166,660,009
787,443
for
Des
totals
+ 26.1
18,141,832
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
(including this city) the totals show
in the Richmond Reserve District by
175,643, 721
221,441,104
5.7%, in the Boston Reserve District of 3.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 23.2%.
171,829,33®
Alabama—Birmingham
Lansing
the New York Reserve District
4,813,61(5
207,545.614
+
Louisiana—New
6.147,931
6,713,546
5.7
226,100, 021
—
7,304,525
1.3
8,672, 975
8,560,075
239,101,068
Mobile
27,396,306i
against $21,818,924,749 in the
We group the cities
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
6.0
7,810. 618
Florida—Jacksonville
Macon
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
23,201.287
20,321,809,458
21,434,474,582
5.3
10,800,848.037
10,003,221,913
r
48
Financial Chronicle...
Commercial and
The
(360)
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
debs,
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the different
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
RATES
EXCHANGE
12,
FEDERAL
1957
TO
RESERVE
JULY
ACT OF
1930
Del tec
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
In
(Value In United
York
New
States Money)
July 12
Argentina,
$
pound
British Malaysia,
.0555555*
.0555555'
.0555555*
.0238031
.0236562
2.221463
6%
o-year
deben¬
.—Aug 31
f.
subord.
debentures,
——Aug 15
Dec.
Lutheran
1,
Co.,
Ry.
4 %%
Church
1st
mtge.
1951
July 15
Inc., 4.48%
prcxerreu
Beaver
155
260
:—Aug
Ltd.—
guaranteed first mortgage bonds due 1976
&
1
.July 30
stock__
1,
Street Corp.
5Vz%
1966..
income loan ctfs. due
—.July 27
——
this-issue.
•Announcement in
$In volume
185.
,0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199250
.9199150
.325066
.325400
.325400
.325400
.324933
1.050312
1.050937
1.052463
1.051968
.208966
.208966
.208986
.209000
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285500
.00285625
.238000
.238020
.238000
.208950
franc
mark
.0199125
.0199062
+.
DIVIDENDS
.00435401*
.00485401*
;!
.00285625
.00285500
.238000
.238000
(Continued from page 14)
91
.208875
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Evangelical
Lake
Nov.
2.220467
2.220617
2.221762
1.050156
Deutsche
A.
'$291-0
July 29
—
.0233639
.0199187
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
Wall
.0555555*
14
14
cumulative
$1.50
—
_
dated
4*2%
.0385356*
Malayan dollar..
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee..
Finland,
markka
York
New
1968
Wabush
$
$
$
$
of
—
Texas Instruments,
July 18
.0238031
2.220368
Austria,- schilling
Belgium, franc-
France
July 17
.0555555'
__
Co
Investment Development S.
Redeemer
Thursday
.0239698
—
Free
Australia,
July 15
peso—
Official
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 16
Monday
Oct
——
series A, due 1961——
Sterling, Inc. 6% conv. s.
bonds
Friday
Pag©
conv.
tures,
due
Noon
12-year
debs, due Oct. 13, 1967-4--——Oct
conv.
Casualty
preferred stock
Firth
Country and Monetary Unit
due 1967
12-yenr 3%%
INCLUSIVE
1957,
Date
■•*
Telegraph Co. 37«%
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Citizens
UNDER TARIFF
TREASURY
TO
BANK
18,
CALLED
Company and Issue—
American Telephone &
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers oil
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
Monday, July 22, 1957
.208925
.208950
.208900
+, .208875
2.786562
—
2.787937
2.788312
2.786875
2.786687
.00277912*
.00277912'
.0800560'
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261400
.261425
.261460
.261425
2.759282
2.760705
2.760333
2.758972
1%
2.759096
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.'93330*
.034«ooo*
■;
.233325
.233325
.233325
2.776151
2.777521
2.777894
2.786562
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling..
2.787937
2.788312
2.786687
A
class
7%
Crystal
Dairies
Transit
Co.,
preferred
and
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Davidson
in the Dallas District,
net
all
reporting
member
* 9-15
.'..v.
banks
Dayton
Rubber,
7-19
7-19
9-1G
9334C
_
......
10-15
10- .4
B-
1
7-10
8-
1
$1.25
tquar.).
1S6.25
tquar.)...
7- 8
-8- 1
8- 1
10c
common
12- -• '
7-22
75c
—
6
3-28
7-15
9- 3';c
,
8-16
8-15 ; ::p!-2V)
_
35c
.....
9-
7-30
Lighting (quar.J_2___'4_:
—•>
15c
Inc. *( aua
...A-—u *%30c :;l.
Daystrom,
was
,
8'"%e
$1.75
i-_ •
—...
tquar.)....
common
9-27
12-27
15c
common* (quar.
iquar.)
«
60c
(quar.)__—
'
~ ,8-31"
'
50c
Bros... tquar.)
Day-Brite
they decreased $18 million in the Atlanta District;
the
at
10c
,
(quar.i
■
3a4% preferred A tqirarr)
Davenport Water, 5% preferred
David & Pre re, Ltd., class B—
increase
fi-27
A + quar.)_
Dallas
'Nomina!
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-'9- 4
■v
class
non-cumulative
Dana Corporation,
San Francisco District, $22 million
9-16
8-15 '
28c
tquar.)—....—__
$2 non-cumulative
2.776275
2.786875
Apartments1
v 9-30
,*p<41.75
i
—
$2
Daitch
2.77G463
,Ji
-$2
-
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
.233316
:.1rr"V1,233312
*
-.
preferred (quar.)
Cumberland
.140080*
.193330*
prefeired-'quar<).
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Share
8%
Forster,
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.i—
.140080'
—,
Ac
Crum
.0800560*
.261350
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway,, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland* franc
•When
Per
Name of Company
.00277912*
,00277912*
.00277912*
7-25
7-10
$2 class A
(qnar>■ >" 7-10
De Laval Steam'*Turl)tne><25$%
6-28
Dean Phipps Stores,'common
l
10c
8- 1
7-i9
5'/2% preferred (quar.)..i.-.
14c
'3- 1
7-19
5% %
preferred
(quar.)
14c
8- 1
7-19
.
$44 million.
——
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( +
)
Demand
the
Gold
account
Total gold
F. R.
999
845,608
2,481
8,441
reserves
21,941,060
3,480
801,557
354,373
46,762
46,575
355,483
25,064
20,462
643,795
264,465
191,935
651
certificate
103
263
notes of other banks
Other
cash
'
Discounts and advances
Industrial
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
8.
Government
they
809,998
21,0.95,392
notes
Redemption fund for F. R.
outright..
+
$178
571,279
17,250
+
11,362,199
.
Notes
million
Bonds
Total
U.
outright
repurchase
S.
Govt,
—-
■+•
17,250
—
67,500
+
27,300
Bank
177,691
securities
23,374,141
securities..
24,041,510
44,550
4-
—
67,500
Other
—
220,018
+
Commercial
Loans
87,288
Industrial loans.......
and
chasing
5,940,437
+
1,287,075
+
+
180
+
10,345
+
12,935
+
15,793
52,973,308
+
1,148,518
assets
+ 1,370,157
U.
S.
623
+2,449
310
-)
—
122
—
2
Federal
Reserve
Member
notesl
U.
bank
26,766,552
reserves
85,730
—
+
324,297
U.
78,945
18,946,885
S.
162,716
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
526,852
119,284
453,509
108,993
49,776
164,893
Other
266,561
12,571
7,584
Total deposits
20,193,807
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued divs
Total liabilities
+
294,651
+
+
927,666
+
562,901
15,938
+
734
+
1,279
Loans
51.575,899
+
1,137,321
+1,258,278
Capital
In
paid
333,275
196
+
(Section
7)
(Section
13b)
Other capital accounts
288,998
+
11.661
52,973,308
+
1,148,518
Total
liab.
&
capital
accts.
____
+
16,448
+
53,981
+
+1,370,157
to
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
and
F.
46.7%
on
for
—
321
—
20
+1,110
$3.50
7
—1,753
44
—1,116
Duke
—
272
7%
—
10
—
237
Du
•July
3
.2%
1,006
Dupuis Freres,
+
443
—
596
Eason
+
8
Ducommon
1
—
530
Eastern
21
+
171
6%
+
266.
figures
revised.
valuation
tExclusive
of
—
178
544
—
74
loans
banks
to
individual loan items
reserves;
are
—
1,758
1
after
$7
preferred
gross.
$G
preferred B
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal
Reserve
shows
principal
.
July 10:
System in leading cities
changes
the
for
week
Decreases of $310 million in loans ad¬
justed, $321 million in holdings of Treasury bills, and
$1,186 million in U. S. Government deposits, and an in¬
crease
of
$443 million in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $122 mil¬
lion,
;.
*
*
of
which
$103
million
was
Changes according to industry
in
appear
New
York
City.
in another
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and other securities de-
creased $138 million
Chicago, and
a
total
in New York
of
$182
at
all
reporting
member banks.
The decreases in the
largely in the New York
Chicago Districts. Holdings
of U. S. Government bonds increased
$28 million in the
under
for
sinking
redemption,
fund
the current volume
provisions.
Class
4%
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
TENDER
Date
Indian
Head
Public
Service
1st ref. mtge. s. f. bonds
Mills, Inc., preferred stock
j.
:
Aug
Aug
Page
1
210
1
t2915
July 22
217
Coordinated
Transport, 4%, 5%", 53i%
and 6%, 1st ref. mtge. bonds due Jan.
1, 1990.
PARTIAL
Date
Page
$5
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
3%%
bonds due Aug.
1,
1969
Plywood Corp., 5%
German
United
Evangelical
cumul.
conv.
Lutheran
pfd.
St.
gregation 1st mtge. serial bonds dated Jan.
Kings County Lighting Co.—
St.
1st
Kosta
15,
Pacific
1st mtge.,
5V* %
212
213
Fairbanks
Fall
7-15
1
7-15
1
7-15
7-30
7-8
istock
(quar.i
.
div.)
100%
tquar.)
15c
:
...
pfd.-iquar.)__
pfd.
60c
preferred
tquar.)
$10c
*
Stock
7-31
6-29
7-31
12%c
9-
15c
8-
1
dividend
6-29
1
8-15
'
7-12
40c
9-1
$1.121b
9-1
8-30
7-12
9-1
8-9
ST^c
9-10
8-30
10c
8- 9
7-191"
8- 1
15c
8-9
8-9
7.-19
62V2C
(quar.)
■
1
7-19
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
9- 1
8-9
12- 1
11- 8
1
7-19
$1.50
37%c
,
25c
51
155
9-21
$1.25
Congregation 1st mtge. serial bonds.July 15
s. f. debs., due Feb. 1, 1962_Aug
1
July 31
7-Hi
1
tquar. I
Ltd.,
8-
$1.40
8-
7-16
^
20c
pfd.
iquar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend!
1
8-15
7-31
Insurance Co.—
$3
tquar.)
10-
4 5c
Quarterly
Fern+Corp.
7-30
S3.50
(quar.)
tquar.)
Federal,-Insurance Co.
8-15
15c
preferred
Federal Oil Co. (N. J.)
-
„
(quar.)
Co.
-
50c
Federal
:
7-15
;;
Fate-Root-Heath
*
7-31
14i%
_
•
Co.—
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
7-15
t'.
<-8-30
.' 8-30
(S-a).
tquar.)
Co.
8-15
5
$1.25
-
—
6%
7-15
$I.18«:»--
...
$5
7-15
8-15
5%.
...
50c
9-
7-26
40c
quar.)
9-26
25c
7
Grain
7-5
8-
Corp.,
Gas
1
8-
$1.50
8-
1
1959
8-
$1.75
J
8- 1
Co.,
Co.,
9-16
9-li
'
*
.
2
1
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.); __—$1.12L»
of Amer. tquar.)
25c
1
bonds, series H, due 1983—
•%.-
•
7-
1010-
^
7-5
Aug
1975
debentures due
7-22
7*ac'
7-12
...'Aug
due
7-15
7-26
Farmef$":& Traders Life
6%
1
45c
*
Corp.
8-
7-12
preferred
River
7-15
25c
(s-a)
p^ferred
4
1
•
—
(increased
Falstaff Brewing
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%%
Southern
-
Con¬
8-30
8-
1
1950__July 15
mortgage bonds
Investment
Stanislaus
........Aug
1
stock
Aug 10
Peter's
9-16
clears
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Railroad
7-31
10-
10c
Pittsburgh RR., 7%
pfd.-tquar.)..
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., com. (quar.i
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Erie
Company and Issue—
$$1.75
&
2nd
7-15
7-31
7-26
Corp.,
common
$2 pieferred iquar.).:
5%
REDEMPTIONS
4
1
S-15
45c
Equity
Erie
7-
3-
8-15
iquar.).1.1,4"
common
iquar.)
conv.
7-31
10-15
Co
preferred
$4.50
3-20
17:aC
Ry.—
payment
taccum.)
Co.
Equitable Gas
Company and Issue—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.,
Coal
preferred
60c
9-10
Corp.
dividend
A
9-10
9-10
430c
(quar.)________
Street
7-10
1
common
Equitable Credit
-
NOTICE
Stock
7-25
10-1
10-
12%c
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)^
Employers Group Asso. (quar.)__^_
Emporium Capwell Co^-7% preferred
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
com.
taccum.)
preferred
Mfg.
8
25c
414c
Ltd.,
...
Horn
7-10
35c
410c
--
Empire District Electric,-5%
4n4 %
preferred " tquar.4'1
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Lawrence
were
called
called
stock
common
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
3 Vc %
holdings of Treasury bills
and
and
including those
General
City, $31 million in
million
.
preferred
press
release.
11956),
Machine Ltd.
Products,
Emhart
7-25
30c
....
Elgin National Watch Co.
Elk
ended.
A
Elastic Stop-Nut
list of corporate bonds, notes,
8-
$1.50
and
Notices
7-18
8-15
$1.75
(This
Electronic Associates
a
(increased quar.).
(quar.)—;
Assn.,
shown
'4V2%
7-30
oc
ST'.sC
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp. iMd.)—
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
735
—
17c
Co.—
...
Racing
7-15
capital
Incomei..
common.^—-
tquar.)
preferred
7-2
.
$1.12',a
Extra
19,056
8-1
8- 1
Supply iquar.)
class A (quar.)
preferred
J 7-3l
*6-28
7-11
8-16
9-14
^20c
$1 preferred
1.0%
+
&
Massachusetts
1st
Eastern
513
7-30
'7-15
f
'
realized
net
Canada
Ltd.,
Co.
arrears)
792.
425c
ISI'jC
,
iquar.)
preferred
conv.
88
+
'
7-31
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Nemours
Metals
Oil
+
i
1
8-23
440c
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7% pfd. taccum.)
Eastern Industries, Inc., com. tquar.)
1,652
+ 1,346
8-
415c
tquar.)...^
of
Co.
200
Ekco
commitments...
following
Pont
+
—
64
$37*2C
(quar.)
iquar.)
earned
Co., common
104
70c
Below will be found
the
&
1,662
Banks
7-15
a..
tquar.).—
Bradstreet (irrcg.)
10,664
Reserve
7-17
1
8-
preferred
127
.
deduction of
Power
225
deposits:
others
6 /8
7-31
tl21-/zc
from
De
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Dun
I.)
9-20
25c
Lid.
Co..
Cloth,
from
8-1
1
10-
7-30
...
(14c
+
+
39c
215c
'quar.)
Wire
3c
—
—1,186
Coal, Ltd.
Chemical
9-13
8-15
' $17Vac
tquar.')
Linoleum,
Ltd.
As
—
4,003
•
.
—
Laboratories,
du Pont (E.
23
23,568
banks
Federal
and
Film
4.80%
demand
From
Ropes
gains
+
54,750
:_
.
participating preference B tquar.).
Du-Art
—
&
(quar.)
1,026
adjusted
Ltd.
&
Dreyfus Fund
+1,430
+,.
,...
(quar.)
&
Tar
2,359
banks
From
accept¬
foreign
correspondents
loan
329
13,351
Banks
Borrowings:
*
Industrial
497
1,089
__
Ltd.
Easy Washing
63,910
liability
26
+
290
+
_
iquar.)_______^__-____—
Steel
80c
note
combined
purchased
ances
R.
+
—
+
—
18,316
Time deposits except U. S. Government..
U. S. Government deposits
41~450
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
—
4,236
_
preferred
Oilcloth
7,589
deposits
Foreign
7-10
Common
LIABILITIES—
Demand
27,543
747,593
108
1,455
Balances with domestic banks
Domestic
Surplus
—
8,645
_____________
Reserves with Federal Reserve
Cash in vault
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
22
26,020
indebtedness..
banks
Interbank
CAPITAL
:—
2.013
bonds
to
8-1
Donald
hills
7- 8
9-20
Dominion Stores,
625
1,162
Other securities
369,801
4,599,602
S.
•—
11,324
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes
Deposits:
182
4
.
2%c
...
,
Dominion
28
—
21
7- 8
■
7-10
iquat.)
Inc.—
;
Dominion
+3,480
1,710
...
8- 1
7-23
Dominion
securities—total.
12- •
6- 1
" 7-31
...
...
Corp.
Dominion; Bridge,
3,050
carrying
or
„
5
* 15c
tquar.)
Dominion Fabrics Ltd., com. (quar.)
2nd conv. preferred (quar.)
.
—
8-
12-15
45c
:37VaC \
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly).
1956
—*
,
8-5
*' 7-24
Dome Mines,
July 11,
—
31,755
8-5
9- 3
3
S2
$1.56
pur¬
loans
Government
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
for
carrying securities.......
or
Real estate loans
Other
Total assets
dealers
Other loans for purchasing
securities
429~0G1
79,592
—
and
9-3
62%c
iquar.)
Shares,
.
f, •
'Quarterly from net investment income)
87,581
431
brokers
to
8-1
7-9
9-
Dodge & Cox Fund—Beneficial shares.iiSt
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com. ( increased)
ST'aC
53,972
-
(s-a)_.
common
(quar.).;
Dividend
mem¬
1957
Co.,
Corp.
Divco-Wayne
(in millions of dollars) \
Loans a'nd lnvcstfhents adjustedt
Loans adjustedt
22
.
*July 3,
—
8-15
40c
<quar. >:
(quar.)
preferred
Discount
'
110,191
260,831
premises
$1.50
Decrease (—) Since
July 10,
voting
Co.
(quar.)
7-31
40c
S2
Light
"85i+debentures,
Diamond. Match
Increase ( + ) or
582,500
As
class A
$2.50,Jo $3.50 1st preferred
decreased
of assets and liabilities of reporting
50c
45c
(quar.)
tquar.).
Denver.Tram way Corp.—
decreased
429,500
+
Mfg.,
Common
Loans to banks decreased $10 million.
A summary
Power
Dennison
District.
Banks
1957
23,306,641
agr't
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
York
Glassine
Delaware
District, but
others
from
Agricultural loans
Total loans and
New
Reserve
borrowings
ASSETS—■
bought
under
—
Deerfield
decreased in all districts.
2,801,750
Total
in
,'
Federal
and
the
in
24,691
—
+
8,571,413
Held
million
ber banks follows:
—
Certificates
$89
from
million
$74 million.
Bought outright—
Bills
decreased
Borrowings
securities:
$169
increased
in the Kansas City
U. S. Government deposits
5,807
22,923
adjusted
Chicago District, $65 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and $63 million
1956
1957
1957
certificate
July 18,
July 10,
July 17,
ASSETS—
deposits
or
Decreas^ (—) Since
435c
20c
10-
1
8-
1
7-15
8- 1
7-18
9-10
9-14
8-30
2V2'"'-
7-25
7- 5
40c
9-20
9- G
2%
12-20
11-29
•
Volume 186
Xumber 5637
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(OOIJ
Per
Name of
Company
",
Fidelity Sc Deposit Co. (Md.»
Fifty ■ Asso. (Boston) (.s-a)
"
.
.__
National
City
Bank
Fleming Co., 5>
5%-
Ford
"
7-12
*
7-12
Hoover
81.75
8-
1
7-lu
Class
B
4hi:Vr>
IIordcr*s,
$1.25
-
8- 1
10-
1
7_26
3%
8-26
7-12
32%c
common
__$0.215625
_
A
7-15
'
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
B
<qu.ar.)
7-19
J$1.25
9-16
8-
9-16
8-
.Long Island.',
Fraser
5%
7-30
7-10
(quar.)
Stores
Brick
Fraser Cos., Ltd. <quar.)_
Fresnillo Co.
(quar.)
•Above
payment
less
15 %
Realty
Freiman
(A.
7-26
7-12
7-26
7-12 *
7-29
9-18
9-
3
Illinois Brick
l0c
<quar.)___;
*12 Vic
_
8-15
8-
«VjL Preferred .quar.)__
Company
Fuller
Brush,
Class
n_15
u.
8-
,
4.26'0
7-19
4.42%
7-19
1
4.70%
$3.5C
1st
preferred,
(R.
4%%
E.)
common
<quar.)
preferred' tquar.)
preferred
preferred
Gardner-Deirver
4',€
Co.,
-quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd. tquar.)
General
Baking Co.. common
preferred (quar.
$8
General
Cigar
General
Crude
1
8-
1
7-2Q
8-
1
,8-1
7-31
7-22
7-31
7-22
6%
9-
3
8-12
8-1
preferred
institutional Growth f und
income
plus
Interchemical
from securities profits)
15c
Corp.,
$3.50
preferred
series
A
General Steel
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
9-17
General
4!ad
.
preferred
7I10
7
8-1
8
7-8'
$2
—
the
7-17
Ironrite,
jack & Ilcintz
g.
«
7
1 M
Jantzen, Inc., common
(quar.)_.
5% preferred
(quar.)-—
7-9
Jantzen
8-1
(P.
H.)
8-1
7-15
8_
1
7_10
q-3n
Jewel Tea, 3%%
preferred
Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)_.
10-1
9-3
1
7-10
Va"
(quar.)
(quar.)
4L
class A
Co.,
9-
8- 1
3
7-19
7-25
7-10
;
(quar.)—
7-10
7-15
Kansas
7-15
4(4%
4)2%
1
7-15
g_
j
7_22
5%
common
Gross
.
(K. L.) Co. (quar.)
Telecasting Inc., common
Class
Growth
.'
g_
7_
J
9-16
Monthly
Monthly
8-15
7_31
50c
9-16
9-
3-
8-98
$2
7.10
3
4
9-16
8-24
12_16
n_2a
8-30
8-5
,
..
,
(71c
from
and 4c from investment
Life
Insurance
income)
pieferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Klein
•
Eros.,
1
7-15
9
9
7.25
75c
7-31
7-17
8-1
7
u
7 15
9_
9
8
i2_1G
19
n_2s
9-3
12_
8-1
2
x
1]L_
2nd
preferred
<quar/)_
60
Kobacker
Hallnor Alines.
Hamilton
5(r
•Hart
Cotton.
preferred
Hartford
•
Ltd.
Electric
Schaffner
ihwu
p.)
(interim)
com.
Co.,
Light
<fc
tquar.)
Marx
(quar.)
J''
3»4«;
Hercules
7C£>
I
(
,
,
Hercules
Hees
(George
Higbie Mfg.
H.),
Co.
preferred
Extra
La
—
Holly
-
.
Stores.
5'&
preferred
Holly Sugar Corp.,
o'y
conv.
common
$0
2nd
preferred
1st
pfd.
(s-a)
ts-a.—
—
8-15
$1.05
1
13H4C
7-31
7%
8-
1
Woods
class
( inc. quar.)
(Brooklyn)
—
(s-a.t
1
B
8-31
$1.25
8-
1
8-
2
Lanston
1
8_
7_ig
y
8-1^
8-1
8-15
8-
^3 7-25
* 7-17
1
8-T '-'c7-I5
10c
8_
x
7.15
9.15
9_
5
12_16
12_
5
f45c
9-25
-
_'_
8-15
7-31
1
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
$2.50
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$1.12%
32 tie
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-
6
$1.06 V4
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
10-
1
99-
6
6
7-30
6-27
8-20
8-
8-15
5
9-15
9-
*20c
9-26
8-30
8-10
8-
4
9-12
8-29
9-14
9-
2
3
15c
8-24
8-15
7-31
7-18
S-12
8-20
5c
7-22
2
7-10
Leeds
Northrup Co.,
Stock
3.85%
Lehigh
Valley
Lerner
Leslie
Lewis
Stores
Salt
7-31
9-
8-
3
9-30
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
8-T
7-10
7-10
1%
8-
1
8-
9
7-29
*15c
7-31
7-15
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
$1.25
9-12
8-31
12-12
11-30
15c
7-29
7-15
9-10
9-10
7-25
7-10
2%
7-25
7-10
31'4c
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
96V4c
8-
1
7-15
30c
(quar.)
4%%
1
1
31V4c
—
—.—
10-
10-
15c
(quar.)
common
35C
62 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.,
pld.
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
3-23
8-
1
8-
9
7-19
;——
(quar.)
40c
9-16
8-15
$15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
*15c
7-31
(quar.)
—
RR.
Co.
Bros..
7-31
6-28
7-31
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-30
7-25
10-15
7-15
10-
1
8-
1
7-15
5
8-22
$1.0614
8-
1
7-10
$1
8-
1
7-10
*$1.25
62
—
lie
8 lie
\7-31
8-
1
7-25
7-17
7-10
7-
1
*$3
10-
1
9-16
$3
8-
1
7-24
5c
7-28
6-15
20c
8-26
8-15
15c
3-26
8-15
10c
(accum.)—
—
Co._
—
r1
7-25
6-28
Trust-
Investors
from
net income—
Valley
Ry.
—
$3
(s-a)
B
—
4%
10-
1
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
93 %c
9-
3
85c
9-
3
8-15
15c
3-
2
7-22
75c
8-
1
7-15
*15c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
*40c
8-31
7-31
7-10
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Co., 5%
1
$2.50
pfd. (s-a;
class A (quar.)
88-
1
8-15
7-10
25c
7-31
7-17
IV4C
Inc.,
7-31
■,7-17
*50c
9-
3
8-
50c
Mines Ltd. (quar.)
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co.
(quar.)
McLean Industries (stock dividend)
8-
lr
7-10
share of Gulf Shipbuilding and one
of Afar Tierra for each sh. held)
(One
10-31
55c
93 %c
(quar.)
Porcupine
Mclntyre
7-15
*25c
McGregor-Doniger
B
1
7-18
7-31
—
Ltd., 60c pref. class A (quar.)
&
7-
7-29
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
8-
20c
20c
share
;
McLean
35c
Quarterly
1
7-19
Lincoln
I
6-28
$1.50
8-
Link-Belt
Liquid
3 V2 %
Service,
common
preferred
Co.
10-10
(quar.)
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
25c
—
common
preferred (quar.)
11--1
9-12
8-26
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-10
50c
tquar.)
(quar.)
Carbonic
1
8-
87 Vic
common
(quar.)
stock.
B
8-10
1
6-24
-
Trucking Co.—
Stock
-
•
-
dividend
McQuay-Norris
Corporatiqn, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Shoe
Corp., common
4:%% preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
-
Co.
preferred
Ontario
Paper
7-20
8-16
11-15
11-30
8-31
8-16
11-30
11-11
1
7-16
7-31
7-20
8-15
7-30
7-31
7-19
8-10
7-26
8-30
8-15
9-12
8-26
6
75c
9-
3
8-
50c
9-
1
8-15
87/2C
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-30
1
7-15
$1.09
20c
8-
1
7-15
15
6-25
8-
7-
75c
10-
1
9-13
$1.10
3-
1
7-15
$1.20
8-
1
$1.12%
8-
1
50c
7-29
7-15
8
8-
1
7-11
$1.50
8-
1
7-11
15c
10-
8
9-
9
8-15
8-
1
75c
—
(quar.)
t45c
—
(quar.)_
—
Ltd.
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
t$1.75
7%c
10-
1
9-
8-30
8-15
7-26
7-15
7-31
7-
3%
(quar,)-
3
6c
*25c
(Initial quar.)——
)
6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
10-
m.75
Royal Rice Mills,
7-31
7-15
7-18
4
View Diners—
Mountain
(stock
A
dividend)
-
,)
(quar.)
56V4c
8-
1
58c
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)—————-
25c
7-30
7-17
25c
7-29
7-10
$1.75
8-30
8-
9
25c
8-15
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-15
10-
1
9- 0
1-2-58
12- 6
Narragansett Electric Co., 4V2% pfd.
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Aeronautical
National
National Airlines Inc.
National
Biscuit,
7%
National
Casket
(quar.)——
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Welding
Electric
National
(quar.)
——
Machine
.)
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
A
*5c
(quar.)
A
*5c
(quar.)
National Lead Co.,
6%
pfd. B
preferred
(quar.)_
National Theatres, Inc.
National-U.
S.
Radiator
(quar.)
Corp.
8
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-22
12 Vic
-
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
8-
8
7-25
National Steel & Shipbuilding Corp.—
6%
7-15
7-
$1.05
(quar.)
pf<V
preferred B
Class
5
8-
9-13
$1.14
—
Mt. Clemens Metal Products,
Class
7-
40c
50c
(quar.)—..
—
Corp., Ud., common
Class
1
8-31
35C
preferred A (quar.)
Mount
8-
Service—
Investor
Products
10-10
35c
(quar.)
$0 preferred
(quar.)
Montrose
Chemical
(quar.)
7%
7-12
1
$1.06%
$4.20 preferred
Moore
6
1
11-
Inc.—
—-—
7%
12-
8-
*50c
*$1
Monongahela Power, 4.40.0 pid, (quar.)
4.80% preferred B (quar.)
4.50% preferred C (quar.)
)
Montana
Power, common
(increased-quar.)
Moore
12-20
*25c
$1.10
—
(irreg.)
partic
7-22
9-13
37 %C
(quar.)
Ltd
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)——
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
$3
1
$1.12%
Minneapolis &" St. Louis Ry. (quar.)——
Moody's
8-
9-30
56 V4c
4(4 % preferred (quar.)—
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)_—,—
Class A
8-16
Co.—
Piping Co., Inc
&
7-19
8-16
1
$1.12%
Midland & Pacific Grain,
Minnesota
1
1
9-
Co.—
Electric
Rhoads
8-
9-
$1
56 Vic
—
—
4.40%
2
12 Vic
common.,—-
—
—
Midwest
8-
30c
Ltd.,
pieferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4%% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4'/2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
4Vu% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Gas &
1
30C
4%%
Michigan
■9-
32 Vic
(quar.)—
&
2
$1,061/4
Insurance (N. Y.)
:
Michaels,' Seem
78-
Scott—
&
Quarterly
Quarterly —
Mexican Light & Power
$1 preferred (s-a)
Meyercord
1
1
$1.18%
------
(s-a)
Merritt-Chapman
89-
45c
(quar.)
-—
4%
Merchants & Manufacturers
1
30c
40c
(quar.)
Mead
Melville
7-19
25%
Mfg.
.
35c
Quarterly
series
and
A
National Chemical &; Mfg.
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
8-
._;7-10
12-27
8-1J
30c
——
dividend
preferred
8-
6-28
1-10-58
$1.25
*25c
preferred B (quar.)
(James) & Sons—
Lees
30c
«j-JM0
9-27
$1.25
$5 preferred
preferred A (quar.)
31 Uc
1
7-17
10-10
*15c
5%
Printing,
1
7-31
15c
—
(s-a)
Co., common tquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
8-
8-15
1
9-
_—
McCormick
7-15
—
:
(quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co.,
$5
preferred
(quar )
$3.50
8-, 1
7-15
—
(Oscar)
McCall
7-18
7-29
15c
—
B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
' 8-31
i$2.50
H
1
-----
(quar.)
A
—
Co
(special)
Hegeler Zinc Co
dividend
Class
7-15
8-
pM.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
7-19
* 15c
—
Acceptance,
Lincoln
?$2.50
CO
8-
8
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
McCabe Grain
7-10
8-
*15c
—
Industries
Laurentide
7_n
7-11
8-15
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
—.
7-29
*15c
-—
dividend
Leath &
7-31^
8
*3114c
(quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preferred (quar.)
7-15
25c
partic. pfd.
$3.40
8-25
6c
tquar.)
Plus
—
Lear, Inc.
8
7-
25c
$3.75
Alayer
7-15
*$1.75
—
A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)—
Partic. class A (quar.)——
7-16
7-
8
1
5c
Department Stores, common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
7-15
8-
20c
tquar.)
preferred tquar.)
(Alfred), Inc.—
?.»
7_3p
7-
8-
.
80c
Electric
Stock
7-1G
20c
Lambert
1
7-25
7-
1
————-
May
8-15
15c
Telephone
Banx
,
30c
10-23
1
8-
25C
—
—
Matthiessen &
8-15
1
9-
Milling Co., Ltd.—
37Y2c
(quar.i.
(quar.)
preferred (quar..
Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5
(quar.)
common
the
8-
45c
Hinde & Dn,uch Paper (Canada) Ltd, (quar.)
1
9-
40c
Lake of
I
45C
Common
9-
97 V2C
20c
—.—
Quarterly
Lafayette National
7
$1.50
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
,
S.)
Crosse
8-23
1
1
8-
$2.50
—
Massawippi
Master
8-15
20c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)——
Salle Extension University
g_
7.
11-
10c
Products
Products
Screw
Miller &
$1.20
7_3i
7-23
*22ViC
5%
& Co.,
preferred
Quarterly
7-12
1
7-15
5%
98
Sport
Massachusetts
7-12
1
9-
17 Vic
(quar.)
Class
,53Vac
____
1
8-
10-15
5
15c
.—
8-
20c
1
9
'*■
(quar.)
$1.05%
1
9
7_i5
1
Co.—
——
Quarterly
7-12
8-
rI
$1.25
<quar.)l..
1
6c
(quar.)
5%
5:y preferred (quar.)
8-
11-
g_
35c
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
414V- preferred series A (quar.)
45c
Ry.
(quar.)—
preferred B
8%
9-16
$1.75
8
1
9-20
8-
(quar.)—
Co.
Massachusetts
9-16
$1.75
8-15
93s/4C
(quar.)
Powder',
2
Co.
(R. II.)
Masco
8-15
10-16
10-16
25c
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
Kropp Forge Co. (quar.)
9-3
45C
tquar.)
Products
Galion
9_
SG^c
preferred
preferred
„
9-10
15C
.Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Hecht Co., common (quar.)
8-30
*60c
Louis
—
Extra
$2 5c
St.
Quarterly from income-.
Sugar, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Refrigerating Co.—
9
9-14
Stock
8_i5
1
Manhattan
9
8-
8-
7-15
:::
06, LM.
Corp. of America, 4,/2^ pfd.
Haydock Fund. Inc.
(quar.)__
8-
8-31
1
40c
Hat
;
8-30
50c
1
8-
9-25
1
$1.11
—
Manitoba
8-15
9-
Lanolin
60c
8-
10-
$1.24
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.), 5% convertible pfd. (quar.)
Manhattan/Bond Fund, Inc.—
8-19
3
10-
7- 5
1
7-12
30c
$1.04
Mailman
7-10
9-
50c
75c
tquar.)
1
9-10
$1.50
% 22VzC
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Stores
tS.
JS1.25
Ltd.,
tquar.)
Macy
4%
1
1st
7-22
f.gc
(quar.)
Mines
Rubber
B.t
Kresge
35c
75C
*
..Halliburton'-'OH Weil Cementing Co.
Gold
Creamery, common (quar.)—
cents
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Steel
MacGrcgor
3
Gc
——
Department Stores
(I.
Partic.
$30c
(quar.)__
12-
30c
(increased)
———-—
tS.)
Kleincrt
La
$1 25
common
1-2-58
7-25
8_
8-23
$1.75
(quar.)
(semi-annual)
Lawrence Power Co.—
MRA Holdings Ltd.,
5
100%
$1.12 Vi
$1.25
2%
_______
2nd
8-
$30c
Co.,
A
—
7%
8-
$1*25
Hagan Chemicals fz Controls. Inc.
(quaV)
Knudsen
Class
Halle
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7%
1
Ltcf.
_______
8-
3
$1.08%
8-20
1
8-
12'/2c
(quar.)_
7-10
9-
$1.05
7X0
9-15
11-
""
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
7-30
*15c
$1
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred ,(quar.)——
40c
(quar.)
9-21
95c
.6%
capital
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
S5 preferred (quar.)
$5
$2
37y2c
7-10
8-23
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)--,
preferred (quar.)
series
common
-——
Kroger
20c
7>^c
Shares
7-15
3
60c
(quar.)————
Inc.
Kerr-Addison
50c
tquar.)__
■
75®
$
Light Co.,
preferred
Kennametal,
18c
(quar 1
Industry
sources
Gulf
a
B
1
10-
22 Vic
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (stock div.)
1
iGreat American
..Green
&
preferred
preferred
r-
$25c
tquar.)
Power
8-15
$25c
Indemnity Co. <N. Y.)^—
Quarterly
—^
I
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
;
5':'e conv. preferred tquar.)
8-
20c
933/4C
City Power
Light—
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.).
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
60c
-
3114c
15c
4%
7-25
8-
preferred
preferred
Lynchburg Gas (quar.)—
Lyons-Magnus, class B
9-13
$1
tquar.)
1
9
62 Vic
1
(quar.)
preferred
Class
3.80%
8-1
+50c
quar.)_
(s-a
1
Jnion
1
non-cum.
Kansas
8-1
l2Vsc
Mfg.
I__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
,Goodyear Tire £s Rubber Co. of Canada—
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Class A
tquar.):
—
12-21
89-
Company's common stock reclassified into
45c
Goodall Rubber Co.
1
*40c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).——
Jorgensen (Earl M.) Co.
tquar.)
56i/4C
50c
Y.)
8-
non-cum.
5%
9-3
10-1
$1.12
(quar.)__
Semi-annually
,Giand
"t
n-
10-
$1.25
40c
preference (quar.)—
Gould-National Batteries (Increased
—
Co.
Jervis
$1.27!/2 "
common
—
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.).
8-15
59%c
(N.
Ins.
55c
(qu^ir.)
10-
20c
(quar.)
(annual)
Life
45c
-quar.)_____
.Grace National Bank
Canada
Standard
2
53 VcC
preferred
pfd,
—
9_
4%<« preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)
__$0.57811,4
.Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of America
Goodman
convertible
(quar.)
55C
_
'
5r<?
Co.,
preferred
of
55c
1-1-58
15c
$1.21
pfd.
5%
Louisville, Henderson &
7-17
7-4
Southwest—
~T
4(2%
—.—--
1
os
Inc.,
—
————
(quar.)
Glatlelter
(quar.)
—
>
^15i0i'^Preferred ,quar^
Gimbel Bros., common
;
(quar.)'-;
8-
50c
c<Mlv- • preferred (quar.)
'%
.General ?Waterworks,
preferred
9-20
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96% pfd.
4.16% preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
8-19
2
93s/4c
(quar.)-—-—-—
preferred
Jefferson
(quar.)____
*50c
9-
$1.09
(quar.)
Iowa Public Service, com,
3.75% preferred (quar.)
62i/2C
com.
*37 Vic
*75e
—
tquar.)
8-15
"
V,.,4.40'{. -pieferred-.'quar.
r.,_ 4.75couv: Pfft. -quar.
"W
preferred
Dock,
Extra
5c
(quar.)
com.
7-31
71/ac
$2.20 preferred- tquar.)_________
General Telephone Corp.,
7-10
60c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
$4.22 preferred- <quar,)_.
7-17
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky-—
>•
Ltd.,
preference
tide
;
1
8-
87'/2c
22%c
5%■■preferred (quar.)_
General Telephone
Co. of
Foundation
convertime
3.90%
4.20%
General
.
6%
7-19
-quar.
8-
&
7%
*12c
Machines (quar.)
International Resistance tquar.)
—:
International Utilities Corp. (stock div.)
$4.36
7
8-1
'*$125
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)
7-19
•
8-15
(quar.)
Telecasting, class B (quar.)______
Telephone Co. of Califs-
General
8_1G
7-31
(quar.i_
common
1
9-14
1
^7%c
.___
8-
Coal
7%
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
7-15
10-
International Business
75c
(quar.)
7-15
1
50c
7-15
$1o5
Corp.
common
1
8-
7-16
7- 3
93%c
<quar.)_
8-
$1
7-16
7-11
~
Utilities
$1.25
1
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7-
1
lVi%.
Corp.,
Lorain
6-28
1
1
Snoe
7-12
1
1
8-
Public
1
1
r.ii
preferred
12-18
8-
8-
8-
a
$5
12-30
25c
10-
$1
Co.
common
*25c
8-
q-
•
$1.25
8-
7-26
9-13
Theatres
preferred
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
65c
8-
9_k;
Boston
4.84%
22c
Investment
General
9-18
$1.12 Va
7-12
General
9-30
(quar.)—,——
common
4Vss%
8-15
\
Loew's
(7c from invest,
preferred (quar.)—.—.—____—____
Inter-County Telepnone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interior Breweries, Ltd., 50c class A
(quar.)
9-27
$1
8%
$1.25
$3
6-21
iquar.)
9
9-19
8%
Lone Star Gas.
75c
tquar.)
8-20
7-20
Lukens
common
7-15
7-31
Lunkenlieimcr
(s-a >
1
$1
8-19
8-10
(quar.)
7-18
8-
(monthly)
common
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-10
9-3
Inc.
8-
1
7-15
11V4C
:
1
9-30'
1
7-25
preferred
9
8-
2
7-15
8-
8-31
2
10c
$3.75
9-
25c
8-
8- 1
10c
$1
9-
50c
;
*$1.25
1
25C
common
Common
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
7-20
45C
General Motors Corp.--
7-15
9-
2-17
$1
8-
—
I.),
(monthly)
583,4c
50c
General Mills
1
Pipe,
*32 lie
Common
7-20
25c
dividend-..
8-
Joint
4%%
General
Stock
7-15
Imperial
7-15
$1
Co.__
1
Lower St.
Quarterly (not payable 011 shares resulting
from slk div., only on present
shares)Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Merchandise
8-
11-1$
3-10-58
50c
(R.
(quar.)
Common
Lock
7-10
General Dynamics-Corp. (quar,)__.
General Electric Co.
(quar.)
'
7-15
7-10
9-13
8-
%7y2c
Co. (increased)
Oil
tquar.
7-20
1
1
15c
;
1
8-
1
10-1
45c
tquar.)
8-
$1
8-
$2
preferred
General
Preferred
10c
8-
Industrial Development Corp., common
Ingram & Bell Ltd., 60c preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
common
7-20
1
Corp.
—
5514 c
7-10
$1.50
______
8-
(increased)
Finance
Class A
5314 c
1
37 %e
f quar.j
Local
7-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
R-
62%c
common
Loblaw, Inc.
8-20
1
7-10
7-16
15c
(quar.)
7-19
3
7-10
7-23
12%c
tquar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
<».5%
1
98-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
S6.00
8-
$1.25
1
1
56«4c
Gabriel Co., 5% com*, pfd. (quar.)
Gale & Co., common (quar.
SI.50 preferred (quar.)—
2-17
1
87%c
______________
3-10-58
8-
1
Co.—
50c
8-
8-
7-03
8-1®
11-18
51c
—
8_
8-1
9-10
12-10
guaranteed
guaranteed
52 lie
—
$1
7_ig
7-15
50C
50c
8-10
13-10
$1
37»/ic
tquar.)
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
(quar.) -L—.——-—
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)—
Indian Head Alills, Inc. (Mass.)—r
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__
7.31
7-31
25c
common
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
9-10
$1.10
$1.10
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
14c
tquar.)__
Industrial
Funs ten
8-1
15C
27%c
(quar,
class A
(quar.) _1
Securities,
AA
Ftilton
*$1.12%
__________
<quar.)_.
Froedtert Corp.
9-20
1
Payable of Rec.
Special
Special
8-16
9-30
$0.00614
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20'!>
1
'
Frito
9-12
8-
Holdert
When
Share
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital
•Special guaranteed
12!i-c
(quar.)
:
Co.
Power
4.08r/o
17c)
10c
common
8-16
25c
60c
———_—.——
(quar.)
Refrigerator Co. (-quar.)
Huttig Sash A: Door, ■
5r/0 preferred (quar.)
5c,'o
preferred
tquar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hygrade Food Products. 51* pfd. B (quar.)
4(i>
preferred A (quar.)-^
Illinois
(quar.)
8-15
7-15
6-29
20c
tax
_____
Ltd.,
J.)
7-15
7-15
t30c
..
Mexican
payment of each dividend
<L.)
Quarterly
1
7-25
2c
______
Friedman
g-
20c
.
.
net
"i?
8c
tquar. >______
Tile Co
Extra
'
(quar.)
class A -(quar.)
tquar.)
.
Company
Little Miami RR.—
7-31
•
50c
—
Hussinan
35e
Corp.
&
B
Per
Name of
J
45c
common
(quar.)—
Hubshman. Factors,
Class
2
iN. y.)
(stock dividend!li_'National Bank
(Franklin Square,
Franklin
Co.
Houston Light & Power, $5
preferred
-
2
j$1.25
,__
Foundation Co.
Franklin
(Joseph)
Hudsou Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
<Quar.fi.—1
Class
'
—_—
preferred (quar.)_
Hotel Syracuse, common
AYo preferred (quar.)
■
1
'
Motor of- Canada Ltd.-—
.•Class.
5Yo
ITornp
7-io
8-
.
93%c
Machine,
preferred, (quar.)
12-20*
1-1-58
$1.12 li
7-
9-10
30c
30c
(quar;)—
(quar.)
1
9-12
25c
*
—
(quar.)_____^___
Inc.
8-
45c
(Okla.) (s-al
&-Eeailug (quar.)Co., class A (quar.).
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.)
9-20
$1.25
30c
Corp.—
Co.
Hoover Ball
t
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
preferred
7- 9
'
.- yysc
__
Bros.-Gear &
53<%
Home State Life Insurance
1
1
When
Share
Co." (quar.)-L
8-
iquar.)
Machinery &. Chemical
'3%%- preferred ".quar,
Foote
8-23
Company
Insurance
8-
common (stock dividendi_
Food
Home
7%c
«quar.)
Jood Fair Stores,
Per
Name of
.
7-15
56V4c
______
(quar.i__
Ltd.
Corp.
8-30
,
Y.)—
(N.
__
pfcl.
Preferred
Fluor
7-31
J25
__
__
(Increased quar.;)
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
-
$1
Financial General -Corp., common. tquar.).
$2.25 preferred series-A (quar.)__
Filth Sterling Inc., 7%
pftir (quar,)
First
When
•
Share
.
iquar.)
"ttr
(quar.)
10c
—
9-30
9-
9
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(362)
Per
When
Holder*
Share
Payable
0] Rec. -
,
Per .. When- Holder*
Share , Payable of Reo.
.
*
Name of Company
Nestle-Lemur
Co.
pfd.
3A%
Co.,
(quar.)__—
New
England Pu#id—.——
New
Process
Co
Hew York Doc-c,
(s-a)—_____—,
Hew
(increased ;
Merchandise
York
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.;
preferred (quar.)
4%%
33A%
Wire Cloth
York
Hew
5%
7-15
4'A%
7-1!)
0-3
8-16
Public
8- 1
8-15
7-19
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
9,
,
j
8- 1
Niagara Share Corp.—
6
-
4%
80c
25c
$3c
40c
preferred (quar.)—
(interim)——______
adj.
Hormetal Mining, Ltd.
North
American
(quar.).—
Car, common
preferred (quar.)—
5% %
Northeastern
Northern
Insurance
Illinois
(quar.)™——
(quar.)
(quar.)——.
Corp., common
convertible
$1.50
Works
Engineering
Northern
preferred
...—
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Ncrthern RR. of New Hampshire
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Co.,
;—;—
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
com.
Common
5'/-%
(quar.)
22c
1st
B
(quar.)
—
Northwestern
Portland
States
_______
Cement
7-12
Ohio
Leather
Co.
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
—
Old Republic Life Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4.92(3
Stock
6-21
Okonite
Co.
(quar.)
Mathieson
4.25(i
Oliver
(quar.)
preferred
Corp., 4'A%
Ontario Steel Products
7%
Otis
•
preferred
Elevator
Outlet
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Go.
(quar.)
Company
Owens-Corning
Class
7-15
7-
B
(quar.)
7-19
Riverside-Cement,
1
7-17
$1.25 partic.,
7-31
7-31
8- 1
7-15
7-24
7-10
7-24
7-10
'
514%
preferred (quar.)
*
9- 1
7-31
8-18
8-15
7-15
8-15
7-26
7-15
4.65%
7-
4.75%
8-
1
7-22
7-25
7- 5
7-
2
5
Pacific Hawaiian
Products
Pacific Lighting Corp.
American
Park
Chemical
5%
conv.
9- 1
7-31
8-16
8-15
7-19
12'Ac
7-25
7-10
8-16
8-18*
10- 1
7-26
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
&.•«'
(quar.)
Parker
(S.
Parmelee
C.)
&
Co.
Paton Manufacturing Co.,
7% preferred (quar.).
Patterson
>
Ltd.,
com.
Co.
7-
9-13
8-31
Safety
4%
9-13
8-31
St.
Croix
1
7-19
St.
Lawrence
8-
1
7-19
1
7-25
St.
7-25
8-15
7-25
$5
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
8-15
7-15
8- 1
7-25
7-
15c
9-
(quar.)
$1.06
Valley RR.
Cement
(s-a)
(quar.)
4.30%
3.80%
.
preferred
preferred
preferred
r
50c
8-23
(quar.)
_
D-
6
Science
9
8-
5
Scott
7-15
8-15
4%
preferred
Phillips-Jones
Pioneer
5'A%
Finance,
Sears
7-12
7-10
Seton
Gold
6%
preferred
Mines
of
(quar.);.;
British
(s-a)
0%
&
Talbot,
common
preferred
Potomac Edison,
4.70%
Bros.,
Ltd.
Prince Gardner
8-
1
8-
A
Stock
1
8-1
7-10
55c
9-20
8-30
9-
8-15
Stix, Baer «(: Fuller, common
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
$1.23M4
9-
8-15
20c
8-
7-24
10-
9-23
Stonega
10-
9-23
SloUffer
7-10
7-15
7-12
to
name
new
Struthers
9-
3
8-15
$1.25
9-3
8-15
Stubnitz
9-16
9-
Suburban
7-25
6-14
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
3
*
7-12
See
(quar.)„l_Z_i
Procter & Gamble Co.
(quar.)
1
11-18
1-22
J75C
8_
j
7-
25c
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-16
7-19
Greene
5%
Sun
pfd.
pfd.
conv.
Oil
Co.
9-11
7-22
9-30
9-16
7-22,
6-21
7-24
7-12
9-
4
8-15
10c
7-31
7-12
25c
8-
40c
8-15
Swift & Co.
8-
7-25
6-28
Tennessee Natural
10-25
9-27
Texas
7-25
6-28
$4
10-25
2
conv.
(T.
S.)
Slater
(N.)
(A.
5
(Howard)
Common
Class
B
Taylor
(quar.)
8
7-25
7-15
10-
9-
1
1-1-58
&z
convertible
Tennessee
Corp.
3
11-29
Electric
7-23
8-15
7-31
9-25
9-11
55c
15c
(quar.)—
10-
1
9-13
$1
Lines, Inc.
8-
1
7-13
Co.—
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
$1.14
$4.64
9-
3
Texas
12-n
12-
2
9-15
8-
8
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Tcxas-Hlinois Natural Gas Pipeline—
$15c
8-
$1.16
$4.56
3
9-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Comnam
(quar.).
8-
9
Texas Instruments. 4.48%
8-15
8-
1
Texas
11-
1
preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4:76 preferred (quar.i
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Thaiclier Glass Mfg. Co.—
$2.40 convertible preference
7-25
6-29
8-
1
7-15
8-
9
7-19
27'Ac
8-
1
7-17
7-26
7-12
pfd.
Light Co.—
Power &;
(quar.)
7-10
7-19
Thermold Co., $2.50 preferred (quar;)-.
Thomson Electric Welder
(quar.);
—_
8-14
Thompson Products, common
0-
1
8-15
% 9-
1
8-15
Title Guarantee <fc Trust Co.
9-
Time Finance
Toledo
7-10
8-15
7-31
7-26
7-15
7-10
Co.,
8-
1
50c
9-
1
35c
9-14
8-30
9-14
8-30
30c
..
:—
8-23
8-
8-
7-20
62% c
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
50%
(stock dividend;
common
7-15
4%%
8-23
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quarj
10c
10-
1
9-10
4.25%
preferred
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-10
7-31
7-22
$1.14
(quar.)
Topp
7c
7-29
6-28
1
7-16
Trade
Bank & Trust
Co.
8-
$50c
$$1
(quar.)
7-29
8-23
7-15
8-15
6-28
(N.
Y.)
8-15
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
7-26
8-
1
5
7-12
7-15
20c
(quar.)
8-23
8-
2
20c
8-15
8-
1
8-
7-12
—
1
Transamerica
35c
7-31
7-
7-19
Common
25c
8-
7-17
Corp
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—-
$50c
10-
2
8-30
$2.55
10-
2
8-30
$4.90
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (guar.)—
15c
8-
1
7-
3
$5.96
preferred
8-
1
7-
3
8-
1
7-10
Trico
Oil
&
Gas
8-
1
3
7-17
8-
1
7-17
$1.49
8-
1
7-17
5c
8-
1
7-15
(reduced)—
Trust
208
Co.
South
of
New
Jersey
Salle
La
St.
50c
(quar.)
8-15
11-25
11-15
7-15
6-27
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-26
50c
of
Corp.,
63Ac
1
$1.22%
(initial 1
Trinity Universal Insurance
change
3
"
22'Ac
$56(4c
;_
-
10c
Industries (stock dividend)
Acceptance Corp., class A
Townsend Co. (increased quar.)__
6
7-
9-
>
4%
Tower
6
9-
$1.06»A-
2
1
8-
7-26
17'Ac
(quar.)
10-
20c
.
-$1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Edison
7-10
7-10
1
i
7-19
preferred
1
1
8-
20c
Inc.
1
4%
8-
8-
60c
1
7-31
7-10
1
$1.19
(quar.)
1
3
1
8-
$1.21
9-
8-22
8-
$1.14
:
8-
0-18
8-16
$4
8-
(9-16
8-23
9-15
28c
;—:
9-16
$1
(quar.;__
50c
30c
Gulf Sulphur
11-15
10c
com.
7-23
8-15
$12%c
(quar.i
Service
8-15
25c
—
Carson (Canada) Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
:
Gas
»
25c
—
(quar.)
Pearson
62%c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-28
under
Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—
——
40c
7-25
7-15
30c
C-
1
7-19
61c
3
8-15
7-26
6-2b
9-
$20c
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
Union
(increased quar.)
8%c
(quar.)
19c
Ltd.,
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-20
common
;____
(quar.)
(quar.i
$4.50
Union
Lumber
15c
10-
1
8-3^
Union
Oil
Co.
Union
Oil
&
1
7-30
7-20
$1
Co.
of
(Calif.)
California
8-15
%»
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
$1.12 %•
8-15
7-20
92
(quar.)
quar.)
,
(quar.)_:
8-
1
7- 5
25c
8-
1
7-19
60c
8-10
7-10
$40
7-15
5
9
87'A«.
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (Increased
8-30
8-
9
8-
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
8-
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
10-
25c
8-31
6'Ac
Co.,
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70
preferred (quar.)
15c
45c
30c
—
Common
(quar.)
$3.50
$25c
8-
1
7-11
70c
8-
1
7-
1
$25c"
7-31
6-28
$50c
7-31
6-28
Gas
of
Louisiana—
20c
9-16
9-
6
20c
9-16
9-
6
preference (scries 1955) (quar.)
preference (series 1956) (quar.)
$1
8-
1
7-10
$1
8-
1
7-10
1
12 %c
9-15
8-15
Class
A
(quar.i
Class
B
(quar.;
—
United Aircraft Corp.—
4%
Paper Mills, Ltd.—.
(quar.):
9
8-
31'Ac
common
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
8-
7-29
50c
91 (4c
' $25c
(quar.)_
Corp.
7-15
1
1
50c
—
Quarterly
9-
5c
income
tquar.)__
Ltd.,
O.)
88-
9-10
35c
—
Trane
announcemexit
Co.,
&
7-22
25c
—
15c
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Hoirsey
Co.
7-31
65c
—
(s-a)—
9-27
I $45c
preferred
27c
65c
(quar.)
9-17
$34'(nc
1
(quar.)____
Power,
1
7-19
.
(quar.)
9-17
(Canada), Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
37 'Ac
(quar.»_
A
Ltd.—
recently approved
1
8-
7-31
25c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
8-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
series)
7-17
1
31Ac<
—____
common
(1954
8-30
35c
—
Gas Corp.—
(series 1952)
2%
A
dividend
Pacific
Oil
$2
1
9-10
10-
5%
(quar.)
Co.
8-16
7-31
(quar.)
common
Service,
Gas
conv.
$25c
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Smith
7-19
8-27
20c
(quar.)______
Corp., common
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Common class
7-12
1
—
—
Corp.,
preferred
5.20%
5%
corporate title.
Smith
12-
8-
9-10
Clothier, common (quar.).
Wells
6-25
Boston—
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr
Simms
1
(quar.)__
(quar.;
(quar.i
Strawbridge
7-31
25c
7-31
1
9-
(quar.)__
7-25
(from invest, inc.)
7-31
3C
Corp.
7-31
4c
8_15
1
(quar.i___.
Coke & Coal
8-20
25c
8.15
$1,25
& Co.
P.)
Container
Stone
25c
7-19
g.g'j
7- 5
1
Stockton, Wbeatlcy, Davin & Co. (stock div.)
25c
8-~l
8-
12-14
8-
43 Ac
$1.02%
Signature Loan Co.—
8-
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
25c
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
$1 171/0
,9-14
30c
Stevens
8-15
1-31
(quar.)
Stockholders
7%
8-16
9-30
56c
4%%
8-15
2-10-58
(quar.)
7-
8
7-15
3
9-
37 %c
8-15
$1
8-20
3
7-10
25c
85c
7-25
9-
90c
I
3
30c
(quar.)
$2.44 preferred A
$1.75
1
12'Ac'
_____—______
9-
America
(quar.)
of
common
Common
Sierra
7-10
6-
12'Ac
$31 (4c
Investment
Shirriff-Horsey
Ltd.
62'Ac
1
8-15
——
(quar.)_
(irreg.)
Sherwin-Williams
7-15
8-
$40c
9-
of
dividend
Skelly
(quar.)___
Co.
net
Class
1
7-16
$15c
heldE—
9-
*
5% preferred (s-a)
President Electric
Price
8-15
8-15
jf,c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Prentice Hall Inc.—
2
7- 9
-7-31
(quar.)
Superior Steel
;
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
8-
7-22
—
$4,
25c
$40c
3.60%
preferred
7-19
7-19
7-15
40c
30c-
$1.18:,4
$20c
30c
;
(quar.)
Steel
1
9-
7-15
1
—
$1.02%
7-12
com.
>ji/zC
Pittston Co., common (quar.)
Pneumatic Scale Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Portsmouth
Co.
7-15
I
8-
Stern & Storn Textiles—
7-31
7-15
7-
7-12
7-31
1
1
7-25
30c
Shares
-
8-
(qUar.)—:
(quar. 1.
C
Stores
Bros.
8-15
8-
8-
40c
preferred
50c
preferred
ioc
Sterchl
Sweets
preferred B
(quar.)—
Corp. of America (quar.)
15c
$2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7-16
25c
4'A%
1
7-26
1
;
Sheraton
8-1
7-23
7-22
9-13
13Ac
Pittsburgh Brewing,
Pope
9-13
8-
17c
7-26
7-15
$12'Ac
Petroleum
Leather
From
Columbia,
Ltd. (Interim)
pioneer
10-15
'.-50c
$56 Ac
45c
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A (quar.i
1
Acceptance Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
:
Security Eanknote Co. (quar.)
7-10
3
10-15
8-
(quar.)
Co.
Selected American
8-20
shares
Ltd.
Canada,
of
Co.
11-
(quar.);
&
7-10
8-
1
Steel
8-10
^
8-
'
11-
6-25
5
1
25c
10-15
8-
8-
$1.25
7-15
1
11-12
(quar.)
Shareholders Trust
42'Ac
1
Tlicrm-O-Disc,
Metals
Roebuck
9
9-13
12- a
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
common
8-
12-13
(quar.
$1.25
preferred
7-15
$1.25
1
8-
30c
common
Ltd.,
1
9-10
-10-
$1.25
8-
$$1.25
Ry.,
7-15
1
(quar.i
11-
$15c
Fund
Co.
8-1
4
10
Co.
30c
Securities
7-10
1
;
20c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
common
1
8-
5c
5%
8-15
4Yz'/o
(quar.)
,
25c
$1
common
8
15c
(quar.)
97'Ac
preferred (quar.)
conv.
A
Shawinigan Water & Pbwer,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pioneer
Oil
Seaporcel
10-15
7-
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
7-22
9-
1
Chemical
15%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
7-3)
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
&:
1
8-
$1.50
___
8-
stock for each
—
Seagrave Corp.__
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Quarterly
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)
Preferred (a payment of 40 centavos)
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.00%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
8-30
8-
'
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
(final)
Co., $3.65 preferred (quar_)
Seaboard
1
Stauffer
Suburban Propane
reg.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-15
8-
95c
ferred
7-19
7-12
25c
5'A%
7-
$1.17
$1.07%
7-19
1
9
$25c
Nuclear
7-31
0
8-16
3
9-16
$1.25
$10c
8-
$$1.06(4
preferred
$3.40
Scytes
7-19
9-
25c
•
--
______
15c
Corp.,
&
7-31
13'Ac
1
pfd.
8-
Paper Co.—
$4
8- 1
7-19
(stock dividend).
(One share50c dividend convertible pre¬
new
$10c
(quar.)
8-
$1.10
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
the
of
$20c
i
Sell wither
1
8-15
7-19
(quar.i
Corp.
35c
Co., class A
8-
50c
8-15
B
$1.16
Miguel Brewery, Inc.
8-10
$2.12'A
9-14
Class
StRrrett
——A—
Scarfe &
1
8-15
7-15
$1.19
(quar.)
9- 3
*
5
5%
(quar.)_.
8-15
20c
$15c
.
9-
7-19
200%
(quar.)__„_
(quar.)____
Sclienley Industries
9- 3
8-15
15c
7-10
8-
20c
5
:
8-16
1
9-
class A (quar.)__
9
9- 3
7-19
8-1
30c
(William J.) Co.__——
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A (quar.)
933ic
5% preferred A. (quar.)
Antonio Transit Co., common
Common,
9-
$1.06'A
-■8-1
56 Ac
(s-a)—
31'Ac
dividend)
(quar.)
San
San
27'Ac
_____
Stance
4%
9-14
35c
.
7-11
Standard -Shares
25c
preferred
10-
45cg
1
80c
(accum.)
class A
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey,
2
1
(quarj—
J.)
4%%
Ltd.,
Co.
30c
(stock
common
Francisco
San
Scovlll Mfg.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.44%
Louis
8-15
40c
1
(N*,
Insurance
Fire
5c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
9-10
8-
(quar;
Kellogg & Sons (quar.;
Spokane International RR. (quar.)_
93:Ac
(quar.)
33c
_
8-
17%c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
$$1.50
593ac
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
145c
inc.)
7-
(quar.)
Paper
Common
8-15
$1.10
7-19
30c
75c
Industries
32%c
invest,
1
convertible preferred
4%%
5c
Foods, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
25c
(Increased)
8-
____^
convertible
8-
10-
$$1.19
•
Fine
W
0-13
7-19
—______
Spencer
1
33c
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (s-a)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn) (quar.)
Pcrmanente
Railway Equipment Mfg.
class A
Carpet
32%c
Gear
Fuel
Standard
_____—
Talon. Inc., class A
&
S
7-25
25c
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)_
&
Standard
(quar.)
Common
8
1
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Bureau
Standard
7-10
Oak Dairy Ltd., class
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
9-27
50c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania R. R. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25% preferred (quar.)
&
6-20
7-25
Royal
5%
(s-a)
Perkins Machine
7-23
25c
Quarterly
12'Ac
Pcunroad Corp, (from ordinary
Pennsalt Chemicals (quur.)
Peoria
75c
8-
^
Quarterly"
>
1
12-13
(quar.)
20c
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Traffic
0->
B
Roxbury
7-30
12-V
-8-
(quar.
common
1-1-58
Mills
Paper Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
5c
preferred
Penman's
0%
8-
$35c
(C.
5%
preferred
(quar.)————
Special Investments
Securities, Inc.—
dividend
Class
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Penn
7-15
7-31
10c
——
__
J.), commdn
5%
preferred' (quar.)___
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30
8-16
1-2-58
45c
(quar.)
7-19
Power,
9-13
preferred (quar.)
Rolls-Rcyce.—
Amer. deposit receipts ord.
Rose's 5c, 10c and 2oc Stoics,
12'Ac
(quar.)uw-
Transportation
20c
"7'Ac"
2'Ac
2'Ac
5% conv preferred (quar.)
Parke-Davis & Co. (qu&r.)_—.
8-15
of erred
9-13
4(4%
(quar.)
Airways, Inc
World
Southern
7-19
7-12
7-19
$1.06'A
•
Stock
7-15
__
7-22
7-31
1
(quar.) _.—
——.
(quar.)
1
preferred A
preferred E
Class
Electronics
Packard-Bell
Pan
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rice
Aircraft
Rolir
$0.3281'A
25c
—-—
1
8-15
7-15
1
a-
($25 par)
(quar.)($25 par)
1
depositary receipts (initial)
Rochester Gas
Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred F (quar.)_
4.10%
preferred H (quar.)
;
4:,A% preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
;—
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
Rockland Light fc Power common (quar.)
7-15
_
8-
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
8- 1
8- 1
9- 1
(quar.)
—
25c
American
50c
4.75.% preferred (quar.):
:
Pacific Far East Line, common
pi
1
1
8-
27'Ac
4.36%
Utah
8-
-97%c
$1.15
——
7-22
Participating
Roan
7-31
92'Ac
(quar.)
10-
$1.25 participating
7-30
7-19
1
7-10
8-15:
$1.03 34
•
—_______
1
(quar.)
7-31
$1.25
$0.29686
15c
5% pfd. (quar.)——
preferred
80c
8-
8-35
8-15
8-15
7-20
00
$1.10
—_—
$28c
River
7-10
7-31
H
8-
Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
Brand
8-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Grande
Rolland
Pacific Finance Corp.,
4.25%
45c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
8
50c
4.40%
(quar.)
7-31
0- 3
50c
Glass
preferred (quar.;
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
10-
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
7-17
8- 1
7-30
$1.25
20c
—
Fibre
4.15%
$27c
7-10
$l.C6'A
$1.12%
$25c
$$1.75
3.90%
7-11
Engineering (increased)
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
&
1
Chemical
preferred
7-22
$15c
8-
20c
—
Olin
8-22
8-
—„
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4:A% 1st preferred (quar.)___—:
Reynolds Metals, 4%% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com. (quur.)_„
9-20
(,quar.;__
—______
$5c
Electric
Ltd.
7-10
7-31
9-13
15c
8- 1
10- 1
25c
_____
4.60%
'
Reynolds
7-19
(quar.%..—*
7-15
:
(Canada),
A
7-11
1
7-16
dividend
Class
.
7-11
1
1
Extra
8-23
50c
Old National Corp., class A
Class B
7- 5
4.40%
'
1
8-
8-
Renold Chains (Canada),
6-28
45c
—1
-
5
8-15
7-16
7-15
8-
(quar.i
Southwestern Public Service,
7-29
1
8-
preferred
3.70%
8-
10c
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
Southwestern Electric Service—
9-12
8
7-12
$1.20
,
25c
(quar.)__,
preferred
5%
Railway,
4.40%
1
4%
Southern
9
1
8-
_______—
Nevada Power
7-29
—
Reitmans
»
dividend
1%
Class B
Retchhold Chemicals
C-21i
37'Ac
61 %c
59%c
——-
Stock
10c
—
7-11
(quar.;—
Materials Co. (quar.)____________
50c
(Mfiss.), 5% pfd, (quar.)______
Reed (C. A,), class A (quar.).
*
0-13
preferred
Southern
8-
59c
(quar.;
& Electric—
6-21
7-29
'
59c
(2nd series*
$1.25
.
^
Recce 'Corp.
7-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43A%
4.805e
20c
Republic Steel Corp, (quar.;
Republic Supply (Calif.)
(quar.)
20c
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, com.
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common (quar.)
4.72%
7-23
8-
—.
7-10
$$1.75
25c
(quar.)—
1
5c
Extra
/
7-15
Rio
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
4.72%
20c
Quarterly
7-10
$$125c
—.—
8-
9-
8
Richfield Oil Corp.
—
.
(quar.)_
8-15
7-10
1
8-
1
-
4% pref. (quar.)
Nunn-Eush Shoo (quar.)
preferred
preferred
9
8-
Reading Co., common (quar.) ________50e
Real Estate investment Trust Co. of Amer.
20c
—
Power—
10-
9
25c
_
7-12
Colorado
87 'Ac
0-
Co.—
Quarterly
Northwestern Steel & Wire (quar.;
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—-
7-19
Southern
8-30
(quar.)
5
8-15
7-17
7-15
—
Co.
5
7-
7-31
23'Ac
Power
5uc
(quar.)
Phe
25c
_—
—
Extra
Co.
Purina
7-
28c
Canada
8-23
Raymond Concrete
7-31
-
5
$62 'Ac
preferred
preferred
9-30
Ralston
7-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)__———.—_____
Ltd., com. (quar.)
4.48%
Southern
7-22
8-30
25c
——_—
(quar.;
_
7-15
1
7-31
60c
1
1
8-21
-
7-15
8-
Southern
8-
20c
283/4C
25c
_
7-31
12'Ac
2
$15c
7-1!)
$G9c
12%c
9-
9-
25c
8-30
(quar.)
California Edison Co., com.
8-
$35c
of America, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.) ____________—
Resources, Inc.
(initial)
T
8-30
____—:
Southern
7-25
$15c
-
333Ac
8-30
9-30
9-30
31'Ac
Corp._;—
Coast
South
8-15
8-15
10c
9-30
Georgia Natural Gas_____.—.—_____
South
8-15
8-15
12e
1st
Radorock
7-18
7-
conv.
4.56%
(quar. 1
25c
Airlines,
4.C0 % conv. pfd. (qnar.r-—
Northwest Engineering, class A
—
$3.50
Reliance
(quar.)——
common
(quar.;
Extra
8-12
•
conv.
9-16
20c
$1.25
34c
$3
—
_—
7-25
9-16
8-1
8- 1
8- 1
$40c
preferred
Northwest
Class
.____
:
8-15
Radio Corp.
7-31
8-15
7-26
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
7-26
,
$1.25
45c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.)—
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
8-15
9-10
8-9
9-20,
9-10
10- 1
8'Ac
15c
20c
37'Ac
40c
$1.50
(Hartford)——
Co.
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
$1.06'A
$1.05
$142%
8-16
$1.281'A
.
8-30
9-13-
35c
150c
30c
SI.55
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim;
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—Class A participating (quar.)
current net investment income
and 21c from accumulated undistributed
capital gains;—_
_———————Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—.—-—________
Norfolk & Southern By Co———
—
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)—
$1.25
7-12
Quarterly Distribution Shares
Quebec Power Co, (quar.;——____
7-15
,1
9-13
1
8-
Payable of Ree.
■
7c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
Southern Indiana Gas
■>. 6
from
(14c
10- 1
45c
Puget Sound Power
Light Co. (quar.;——
Punta Alegre Sugar——
—
Puritan
Fund, Inc.
(year-end—______
6
9-
$62'Ac
Bonotone Corp.,
Mexico—
New
of
9-13
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
9-30
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
$25c
(quar.)..
Common
5%
"
(quar.)
Co.
Sendee
7-22
,
"
(quar.;.—
—.—
of Colorado,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
4%%
~'
common
preferred (quar.)
7-19
?
""
Co.,
Transport
Public Service Co.
$1.12/2
$1.12/2
933Ac
—
—
Co.
1
2
7/ac
50c
.
——
Provincial
7-19
(quar.;
Hew York State Electric & Gas, com.
8-
8- 1
n»2
„??c
common
Hew York Fire Insurance Co
1
»0c
..+—
Name of Company
X
9-
8-15
9-16
8-1
7 Ac
93 Ac
1->C
(quar.;
Newberry (J. J.)
8-15
(quar.)—35c
60c
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar,;—
8-
July 22, 1957
4%
United
Air
Lines
(quar.i
Number 5657
Volume 186
The
...
Compiercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
ynitod Artists Theatre Circuit—
5% preferred <quar.i
United Cigar-Whelan, common
(s-a)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
87yac
'
8-
1
7-15
87y2c
preferred (quar.)
NOTE: Effective July 2nd, corporate title
of above company was changed to United
11-
1
10-15
(Continued from
Sterchi
Whelan Corp.
United
B
i
United Gas Improvement,
preferred
U.
Macninery,
Shoe
S.
.
■
(quar.)
preferred
U.
Rubber
S.
(s-a)
Co.,
■*
7-22
8-
1
7-
1
7- 3
damages
25c
8-
1
7-18
other
50c
9-14
8-26
1957,
$2
0-14
8-26
based
$1.50
8-15
6-25
8-
1
7-15
to
an
15c
62 Vic
8-
1
7-15 '
$1.18
8-
1
7-19
Universal Insurance
35c
8-
1
7-19
25c
9-
3
8-15
Co.
.
>
Universal Leaf Tobacco—
Corp.
—
Quarterly
Universal Pictures
preferred (quar.)
Universal Products Co. (quar.)
Oil
Southern
912-
7-H
40c
3
the
7-15
1
been
8-16
v
On
June
Stinnes
8-
1
7-15
Brothers,
9-
7
8-28
successiul
8-13
$1.25
9-10
States
8-31
12-10
12- 2
9-
$1.25
150%
8-15
4
8-20
,
"the
that
state
to
a
claim
on
as
Sept.
well
28,
&
Co..
to
prejudice"
Ltd.
Mines
Amulet
Waite
Walker Laboratories.
preferred
the
Co.,
suit
damage
&
the
judge granted permission
amended complaint," adding such
Quarierly
(quar.)—_
33%
of
to
the
the
an
outstanding
Deutsche
the
Becker
the
were
of
Co.,
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Weedeu
•
4%
offered
preferred
7-19
8-
1
7-15
7-25
8-10
7-25
Lines
Air
Inc.
(quar.i—
186,
A
of
this
corporation
Frankfurt
Becker
am
&
8-
8-15
1
Deutsche
Bank
in
submitting
the
Stinnes
the
8-
;:
class
$2.50
.
■
.
preferred
Western Pacific
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.i
Western
Precipitation
Western
Tablet
5%
Stationery—
&
-.<i %:
Westeel Products. Ltd.
Hen
prior
.4%
$2 prior pref;
$3
Whitehall
(stock
preferred A (accum.)
Oil
Wilcox
Co.
Common
7-16
1
9-10
Monthly
9-14
8-31
7-12
50c
8-
1
7-19
75c
8-
1
40c
9-30
9-20
5%
8-26
7-26
Inc
.
1
7-19
8-20
7-30
8-
25c
50c
8-
1
7-12
1
(F.
W.)
7-31
7-15
8-30
9-30
9-13
7-31
7-15
5c
7-31
7-15
30c
9-20
1
$1.25
—
$1.26
62 %c
8d
—
(quar.)
,
$1.11
8-
89-
8-
3
9
7-12
8-26
8-
7-15
1
7-
1
25c
8-
1
7-19
25c
9-
3
6-20
10-
1
Cab
11-
1
10-18
6%
York
(San
preferred
County
25c
7-31
7-31
for
Yuba
1
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Inc. (name recently changed
Manufacturing Co.)
)_
books
not
In
resident
a
Less
xLess
British income
15c
the
and
South
Field
Tapo
in
published
and/or. record
due
1975
2%%
series
due
1977
series
due
funds,
8-
8-23
8-
1957
5,000,000
16,000,000
Sinking fund debentures:
3 'A %, due 1973
3%%,
$4.56
110,000shs.
65,000 shs.
(no
par)
(no par)
$4.64 preferred stock (no
Common stock (no par)
par)—
as
to authorization, but
other mortgage provisions.
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
from
of the
amounts
1987
65,000 Shs.
100/000 shs.
100,000 Shs.
-4,000,000shs.
4,000,000 shs.
•Unlimited
or
4,900,000
110,000 Shs.
5,000,000
stock
preferred stock
earnings
4,500,000
$5,000,000
due 1977
preferred
Issuance
limited
by
property,
purchasers named beiow have severally agreed
the following respective principal
the
company
series-bonds:
^
The Robinson-Hutnpftrey
Go* Inc. _
$1,000,000
The First Boston Corp. $3,300,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann &;
Co.
1,500,000
_
Wertheim
Bache &
1956
&
Co
1,500,000
1,200,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
& Co.
Co.
New York Hanseatic
$82,483,849 $64,954,509
$55,902,626 $40,433,804
—
——
Corp.
—V.
24,520,705
26,581,223
1,000,000
186, p.
$57,324,557 $41,722,538
deprec.,
interest on
provisions
of
subsidiaries
losses
and
Federal income
for
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.
:
Burnham & Co
Schwabacher & Co
Julien Collins & Co
First Southwest Co.—
The Illinois Co., Inc
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
14,424,324
19,206,635
250,000
taxes
1,000,000
750,000
700,000
500,000
500,000
500/100
250,000
$3,064,894
$7.26
$37.20
increase
in
$17,529,000
of
gross
operating income
was
primarily to oil and gas production from new properties. Average
and condensate for the nine months
$73,812 barrels as compared to 68,322 barrels for the same period
the prior year.—V. 185, p. 1793.
in
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Reports Record First
corporation on July 17 reported that consolidated net income
first six months of 1957 reached $835,918, the largest amount
This
the
in
earned
ever
by
it in
a
six-month
period since the firm was founded
1854.
in
is
of
$690,048,
Federal
523,120 common
preferred dividends and
equaled $1.17 a share on the
after
outstanding,
provision for
taxes.
Adjusted
earnings
the
earnings
and
then
chares
first
for
on
an
half
the 10% stock dividend paid Dec. 31, 1956 to place
equivalent basis with the current year, earnings in
1956 would equal $1.06 a share.—V. 185, p. 1793.
of
stockholders
The
the
common
held,
stock
effective
The
in
July
made
at
July
the
stock
certificates
15.
15
rate
immediately.
authorized
new
on
will
Payment
instead
of
the
At
from
of
be
overwhelmingly
2Vi
of
the
new
approved
shares
for
a
split
every
of
share
time holders voted an in¬
shares to 1,000,000 shares.
July 25 to share-owners of
same
250,000
mailed
cash
at
issuance
of
the rate of $25 per
fractional shares.
share
will
7- 2
be
that the
increased
capital
stock
is
required for TelePrompTer's expansion program, Irving B. Kahn, President and Chair¬
man,
stated that no additional financing is contemplated.—V. 186,
the source.
was Incorrect,. The
date Is Indicated here.
Noting
p.
Pea-
,
corrected payment
income
for
the
first nine months of the
The
fiscal year
current fiscal year
equivalent to $5.10 per share on the 838,884 shares of common
outstanding compared with $4.26 per share for the same period
the previous year.
Net
income
for the present
fiscal year includes a non-recurring
capital gain equivalent to $0.38 per share on the common stock out¬
standing compared with a capital gain of $0.34 per share during the
first nine months of the previous year.—V. 186, p. 259.
Texas Utilities Co.
Net Income
per
Dividends
per
•On
155.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Plans
Expansion—
Applications by this corporation and Wilcox Trend Gathering Sys¬
tem, Inc., of Dallas, Tex., seeking authorization to construct natural gas
facilities, during the year 1957 at an estimated cost of approximately
$4,000,000, have been.'accepted for filing, the Federal Power Com¬
mission announced on July 11.
p.
$6,103,115
1957—12 Mo®;—1956
$5,686,802 $29,738,349 $25,292,465
$0.50
$0.47
$2.44
4,395,600
3,907,200
17,094,000
$0.36
declared
Dividends
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
—.—
•Earnings
,
provision for preferred dividends and Federal taxes, earnings
equaled $1.26 a share on the 589,023 shares of common stock out¬
standing at the midyear.
In
the
first half
of 1956,
consolidated net income amounted to
7-
tax.
1956, according to John T. Oxley, President.
corporation ends on Aug. 31.
Period End. May 31—
Half—
1
Canadian non-resldenta tax.
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
earnings for the nine months ended May 31, 1957,
with $3,575,207 in the nine months ended
compared
was
1
2
the
The net
100,000
stock
$15,707,921
share
per
net
$4,275,487
May 31,
of
income
income
24,233,320
22,100,001
and
debentures,
and
were
„
155.
Texas Natural Gasoline
1,288,734
1,421,931
:
8-
tax deductible at
7,000,000
1978
Wood, Struthers
due
2
resident tax 7%.
date
$18,000,000
Central Republic Co.
8-
Jamaica Income tax.
,j Previous
<ut«
15%;
Outstanding
bonds:
series
rate' by the
TelePrompTer Corp.—Votes 2%-for-l Split—
closed for this dividend,
Canadian
tax
by the
t30c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
{Payable
undertaken
*56y4C
preferred (quar.)
•Transfer
Authorized
mortgage
2%%
$4
total production
—
NOTE—The
record
4 Vi %
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•First
1987
already in operation on
should be completed
are
income
loans
crease
Zellers, Ltd., common
,
counties.
41
1986
(Calif.)—Earnings Up Sharply—
-
depl.,
Net
Net
7-10
(quar.)
Yuba Industries,
from
Kern
County
185, p. 2852.
County.—V.
Provision
Francisco)—
(quar.)
Gas
in
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended April 30, 1957, total operating
revenues of the company amounted to $58,547,000 and net Income to
$14,027,000. compared with total operating revenues of $56,471,000
and net Income of $13,451,000 for the calendar year 1956.
In 1955
total operating revenues were $49,084,000 and net income of
$10,910,000.'
due
7-17
37%c
Co.
Machine
Co.
$36,500,000 in 1958.
due
program
taxes
general and administrative expenses-.——
bank
9-20
25c
(monthly)
7-25
25c
Yellow
in
Intangible drilling costs of wells
rentals
and abandonments,
7-15
1
10c
:__———
Yates-American
rigs
the current
Lease
—
Monthly
communities
After
——
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co.
Monthly
—:
and
series
its
daily net production of crude oil
Electric—
County
preferred
Wright Line, class B
1957
996,000. As of April 30, 1957, the company was serving 288,248 cus¬
tomers, including customers at retail in 113 cities, towns and rural
to
Balance
7-15
(quar.)__
(interim.)
Above
payment less British income tax
and deduction of expenses of Depository.
Worcester
$29,000,000 in
BUSINESS—Company renders electric service in an area in north¬
west and
west
Texas having an estimated population in excess of
8-30
—
& Co., Ltd.
or
series
increase
contemplates
Field
Poso
Miscellaneous
=8-15
\
(quar.)
Co.
to
September.
program
Mt.
&
7-25
8-21
8c
$1.50
(quar.)—
Woolworth (F: W.)
drilling
that
10-11
8c
'
Woolworth
ever
operating income————
Production, oper., geological, geophysical,
8
11-
25c
monthly)—
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
7-
7-31
25c
(quar.i
preferred (quar.).:
5.04% preferred (quar.)
ambitious
most
Gross
$1.25
—
5%
about
Consolidated
Service, common
re¬
7-19
-
Fund
designed
9 Months Ended May 31—
~
Wisconsin Public
the
three
and
7-12
Monthly
Wisconsin
said,
Total
(increased
special redemption prices ranging from 101.61% for those
prior to July l, 1958, to 100% for those redeemed on
July 1, 1986.
11,500,000
8,000,600
17,000,000
10,000,000
-
of
one
Superior Oil Co.
1
1
_.
(
at
(Inc.)
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6%
9-13
1
Co.
Stores
•
"
1985
and Is designed to secure maximum production from
diverse operations. It marks another step in the com¬
move
to concentrate its resources on oil production.
property
of
Ventura
8-
(quar.i—
common
100.0199.
three
the
8c
Winn-Dixie
:
ii8-l
'7-31
8-
(quar.)
Wilson-Jones
8-15
15c
25c
Wilson & Co., Inc.,
program
important effects on the company's
The
for
75c
—
Industries,
Inc.,
1982
the drilling of two new wells, location
more,
and re-drilling and/or remedial work on 13 existing
wells.
The operation will be concentrated in four California oil fields
where Sunset already has extensive production, namely, the Placerita
Field in Los Angeles County, the Raisin City Field in Fresno County,
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliam
Co.
redeemable
are
1981
first
Chocolate—
Wilbur-Suchard
$5
Co.
dividend
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blyth &
(Jointly), 100.12; Kidder, Peabody
Pierce, Fenner & Beane (jointly), 100.12,
due
7-16
—
Mfg.
Cement
Whiting Corp.
•
100.319;
due
7-16
$1.43%
preferred (quar.)
Eastman
due
he said,
company
>
1
follows:
series
series
1
(quar.)
iquar.)
is
program
company's
pany's recent
Mr.
Sterling
-.*•
(quar.i
Machine Corp.—
White Sewing
development
new
Vice-President.
company,
$1
Wheeling •& Lake Erie Ry., com.
as
series
1
t30c
received
3'A %
8-
(quar.i-—
Co.,
were
3%%
8-
1
&
4%s
Brothers
Lynch,
Stuart
bonds
&
Lehman
Merrill
as
8,000.000
3iy<c
10-
t
the bonds
1979
with
30c
of the pro¬
259.
4
7-16
(quar.)
Inc.
Westmoreland,
p.
due
9- 6
10-
use
series
7-15
$1.25
by
2%%>
1
_
gas
stock.
common
1
—
(quan>__—
preferred
of
8-
—
1
Corp.
natural
4%%
shares
32 Vic
—.
and
3%
988,890
9-14
$-
of
3%%
outstanding
50c
—
5% ^preferred
5.20'f
has
20C
$2
Co., common
Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)—
:
Western
•
all properties are located in
facilities
in Denmark,
Italy,
Substantially
'
scale
large
The
1
'-
■
(accum.)_.
A
Life Insurance
Western
•
Co.—
hotels.
155.
p.
the
Securities
Insurance
Western
sales
purchases to be made.—V. 186,
struction program for the remainder of 1957 and part of
1958, and for
other purposes,
such as the repayment of $4,400,000 borrowed from
its parent.
The company's construction program is expected to cost
Main,
Co., Inc.
production and reserves in California oil fields has been initiated by
this corporation, it was disclosed on July
17 by Morton A. Sterling,
7- 8
25c
_
and
corporation
Executive
20c
(quar.)
*
PROCEEDS^—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds, together with
a
$6,000,000 cash contribution to the common stock equity of the
company made by its parent, Texas Utilities Co., will be used to pro¬
vide funds to cover estimated
expenditures for the company's con¬
velopment Program—,
9-10
1
10-
60c
with
the appli¬
along the
deemed
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—Starts New De¬
8-10
(quar.)
Coal
Kentucky
.Western
_
$1,000,000,
3JA%
7-15
5
—V.
$1.12'/a
_
—_—.
gas
Securities
and
Halsey,
after
decades.
The
'$1.06%
<quar.i___
___,
tquar.>__
7-26
8-
50c
_______
Co.
and
Alien
the
for
of
17 by A. G.
Germany,
but there
are
also
certain
Austria, Switzerland and Holland.
Co.—
&
conv.
West
7-20
30c
(quar.i
Washington Gas
$4.25 preferred
7-15
1
8-
than
at the option of the company at regular
redemption prices ranging from 107.61% for those redeemed prior to
July l, 1962, to 100% for those redeemed on or after. July 1, -1986;
purchased 53% of the outstanding
Property at a price of $37,019
acting for themselves and Lehman
Inc.
agents
Other
bid.
Bank
Office
<fc
shares
Bank
July
on
Deutsche
the
from
G.
installations
30c
;
Inc.
Pictures,
Bros.
$4.50
30c J.
—
Co.
•Walworth
.Warner
9
7-31
62 Vic
iquar.i_
8-
additional
or
for
Union
Inc.,
The
Stinnes Corp.
is engaged through
approximately 100 sub¬
in the
production and distribution of coal, coke, coke by¬
products, chemicals, glass, oil products and electric power. In addi¬
tion, the corporation distributes iron and steel and building materials,
does ocean and inland shipping and stevedoring, and operates harbor
7-10
Wiscensin-
of
Co.
7-31
9-10
more
sidiaries
7-26
t25c
(quar.i—
5%
Manufacturing
•Walker
8-20
4c
(quar.)
new
Other bids
and
ruling,
"file
announced
Brothers.
were
three
25c
Fund
Line
Value
common
any
Dillon,
Hugo
Walker
not
indicated coupon.
claiming
1955,
triple damages and
anti-trust law.
In February,
as
shareholders
residing in
the
United
privilege of tendering their shares to the
German buyer for a period of 14 business days at the same price.
This transaction is of considerable significance, for the restoration
of the Hugo Stinnes Corporation to its native control marks the first
major German repatriation of ownership from the United States in
2
8-
$1.25
.
suits
without
latest
was
25,
A.
20c
___
the
company
shares
share.
20C
—
Sterling
Stinnes Corp.—Additional Stock Tendered—
Lehman
and
(quar.).
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Virginia. Coal & .Iron (quar.)—
•Virginian Railway (stock dividend 1
of
failure
complaint
it
(quar.)-.
Sea Food
Waters & Rogers
filed
agreements,
"dismissed
tendered
50c
Van
its
of
same
Germany,
a
Van Camp
at
July 1,1987, at a price of 101.608% and accrued interest,
to yield 4.65% to
maturity. The group was awarded the
bonds at competitive bidding July 15 at 100:82% for the
He
agreements.
with
additional
An
has
8-15
9-
contention
limitations."
of
with
aver
(Hugo)
7-30
17 Vie
Co
statute
"will not be entertained unless the plaintiff
particularity an overt act within the statutory period."
time, the judge held that the German company might
pursue a claim for equitable relief, but required that "in the interest
of
orderly procedure" the plaintiff file with the Court a definite
statement of particulars.—V. 185, p. 2960.
6
9-
Smith
German
6
12-27
$1.06'A
.
the
alleged violation of
on
pre-war
amended
At
Inc.—
Co.
4\2','c
Utah
1
50c
(quar.)
the
7-11
1
8-
9-27
40c
Marion
8-
25c
Universal
40c
(initial quar.)
New common
)
the
had
pre-war
based
Judge
on
on
connection
can
1 ,* "
(quar.i
B (s-a)__.
(quar.)
"meritorious"
company
based
relief
In
Wallpaper—
4J4% series A preferred
5"t
convertible preferred
be
German
8-15
(quar.)
plaintiff is barred by
to
upon
1
1st
the
complaint should be dismissed because
which relief can be granted^"
3
9-
$6 conv.
facilities
$150,000.
over
stated purpose of the proposed faciUties is to enable
to purchase natural gas from independent producers
Texas Electric Service Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
Boston Corp. and associates on July 16 offered
publicly
issue of $16,000,000 4%% first mortgage bonds, due
handed down July 16 in the U. S. District Court,
Jersey, Judge Smith held that "the claim for damages
New
by
held
The
(quar.i
its
an
of
further
7-H
8-
William F. Smith has dismissed a claim for triple
alleged violation of antitrust law which was made by
Eayer A. G., of Germany, in a suit against Sterling
decision
a
asserted
$1.12%
common
Judge
for
District
9-20
12-20
'15c
5'|i preferred (quar.)
5
In
.
10-10
62yac
—
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
United Transit, common (quar.)—
United
8-30
1
make
Drug Inc.
8-30
$2.50 1-10-58
—
tquar.j
(quar.)
non-cumulative
3%
.
9-27
Corp.—
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
United Stores Corp.,
7-31
10-
$6,175,194
Farbenfabriken
7-12
$2.50
—
cants
$6,244,937
of
present and established transmisison pipelines. The applicants' systemsare
integrated and coordinated so as to supply -the same customers
in the same market areas.
Neither applicant seeks authorization to
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,711,910
proposed
cost
single project
The
Eastern
its
of
Sterling Drug Inc.—Wins Bayer Suit—
50c
-
.
the
2960.
p.
cost
proposed
facilities at not over
single project to exceed $500,000. Wilcox estimates.'
posed facilities and
8c
(quar.)—
common
& Chemical
Borax
9
$1,551,239
__
185,
damages
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
7-
37»/2C
Distributors
Shirt
6 %
1
and 3c
.•\
United
8-
1957—Month—1956
overall
no
no
12)
page
the
$3,000,000, with
9
$1.06 >A
(quar.)
RR. & Canal
New Jersey
United
7-
Federal
common
estimates
51
descrip¬
tion
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Lower—
Sales
—V.
1
Fund—
from net investment income
from securities profits)
414C<
7-15
7-31
8-
Inc.—
Funds,
(5c
United
8-15
15C
(quar.)
United Continental
.
(quar.)
com.
8-31
40c
(quar.)___
quar.i
Preferred
United
38c
10c
class A
Ltd.,
Corps,
Class
Bros.
Period End. June 30—
United Drill &.T00I Corp.,
Both .companies In their
applications stated that'the exact
of- the facilities to be constructed is unknown.
Texas
Corporation and
Investment News
8- 9
8-31
IOC
:
convertible
General
3
9-
9-16
$1.25
'
$3.50
Boldert
Payable oj Ret,
Share
Name of Company
(363)
$0.32
$1.40
share
share—
$2.07
15,018,500
,
$1.25
12,210,000 common shares outstanding end of period.—V. 185,
190.
Thomas Industries, Inc.—Stock
Offered—Kidder, Pea-
body & Co., Inc. and McCormick & Co. on July 17 of¬
fered publicly 25,886 shares of class A common Stock
(par $1) at $13.25 per share.
is making available for
In addition, the company
purchase by certain employees
1,000 shares of class B common and an additional 5,000
shares of class A common in 125 units, each consisting
of 40 class A shares and 8 class B shares, Each unit is
priced at $1,240.
,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
of the sales will not accrue to the com¬
but to selling stockholders.
Among the selling stockholders is
the Bprayit Foundation,
which holds the 6,000 shares being offered
to Thomas employees.
pany,
BUSINESS—The
company
and
Its
subsidiaries
are
producers
of
lighting fixtures, portable paint spraying equipment, portable power
saws, hand-blown glass components for lighting fixtures, other glass
products, bathroom cabinets, molds for concrete columns and military
Items.
EARNINGS—Sales In 1956 amounted to $18,655,397 smd net Income
was
$946,449,
shares
four
of
equal
class
months
of
A
to
and
1957
$288,197, equal to 76
$2.49 per share, based on a total of 363,544
B stock outstanding.
Sales - for the first
class
amounted to $6,449,442 "with net income-totaling
cents per share.
For the first lour months of
Commercial and
The
'
-
"
*
'
\
Outstanding
Authorized
'
$1,050,000
$1,500,000
19G6
cumulative sinking fund preferred
6%
I?
333,o44 shs.
30.000 slis.
•300,000 shares of class A common stock are reserved for issuance
Aipon conversion of the 30,000 outstanding shares oi class B common
«tock, and 40.000 shares of class A common stock are reserved for
issuance upon exercise of Restricted Stock Options
ioptions on lo,800
stock,
series
B
8.150 shs.
*800.000 shs.
45.000 shs.
<$100 par value
($1 par value t—
< $10 par value t
A
stock
common
chares
reclassification of the capital stock in 1955.
quarterly dividends of 25c per share on the
class A
and class B common stocks.
In addition, u year-end extr<i
dividend of 10c per share of class A and class B common stock was
fHiid in 1956.
The board of directors presently Intends to continue dividends on
the class A and class B common stocks on a quarterly basis.
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
of
A
class
of
McCormick
Inc.__.-_
Co.
Co
&
—>---
■
—
—~
—V. 186, p. 52.
Authorize Conversion—
Thompson Products, Inc.—To
proposal to authorize
conferring of conversion rights in connection with a proposed issue of
approximately $20,000,000 convertible subordinate debentures.—V. 185,
stockholders
The
Aug.
on
consider
will
9
a
1793.
p.
■
Realty
Tishman
Construction Co., Inc.—Secondary
&
80 cents per
It was completed.—V. 186, p. 259.
share.
(par $1) at $6 per share on a best-efforts basis.
No shares will be sold unless at least 75,000 of the shares
offered
This figure
have
used
sale
the
trade
the
of
apply the net proceeds received
stock toward the reduction oi
the discontinuance as soon as
common
new
payable
accounts
towards
and
sale of
program of obtaining cash through
accounts receivable to Lexington Fund, Inc. The amounts to be
practicable of the
present
purposes
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
$598,481
1,500,000
debs., due Nov. 1, 1970.:
first mortgage note obligation of
Tracerlab Realty, Inc., due Feb. 1, '72
conv.
at
due Sept.
Bank
Boston
of
the
per
start
high
and
earlier
assuming
$37.50
of
$36.17
exercise
June
first
the
at
1,580,935,
of
of
30,
decrease
a
Net
investment
15%
1956.
Mr.
in
new
funds
and
improved
totaled
income
about
was
at
the
$4,947,194
from
than'the
greater
Randolph
the
$4,280,253
attributed
this
of
half
first
the
Corp.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$397,522
342,892
878,138
earnings
shares
—
$466,328 with interest at 5';
per annum and the 6%
promissory
*iote of the company to Tracerlab Development Corp., a wholly-owned
of
$144,362
$$110,891
*$480,616
$35,515
752,558
746,000
752,558
746,000
$0.19
*$0.15
*$0.64
$0.05
outstanding,
share
include
sales
of
President,
by The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
July 9, 1.957 by Tracerlab Realty, Inc., u wholly-owned
tHeld
assumed
reached
stated
that
Union
to establish its
the
subsidiaries.
foreign
obligation is secured by a mortgage
the Waltham real estate leased by the company from TRI and the
subsidiary
on
is
lease
the
of
also
This
company.
assigned
security
collateral
as
such
for
in¬
mortgage
debtedness.
originally the obligation of TDC but was
-essoined by TRI on July 9, 1957, at which time approximately $28,000
■of
principal and interest was due but unpaid.
Among the assets
ecquired by TRI from TDC on July 9, 1957 was sufficient cash to
pay such amount, which is to be paid in full on or before Aug. 1, 1957.
tThis
obligation
plans and to
This statement
t After
action
thereof
1,560
($14.41
shares
share
per
in
If all of the common stock now
i.
debentures
Carbide
expects
offered
Edison
its
our
said,
take such
to
will
"we
business
in
in connection
made
Co.
"In
its
our
with
action as
Missouri
Electric
now
Edison
issue
to
$20
the
share price
right
the basis
on
shares Jheld.—V.
186,
is
subscribe
to
the
additional
additional
shares
shares
shares
of
of
convertible debentures of en additional
stock at the adjusted conversion price of
said
Neb.
1946
28,
instruments
of
ment
organic
carries
and
for
on
It
inorganic
and
the utilization, detection and measure¬
processes
radioisotopes,
synthesizes
equipment for
radioactivity.
itself
also
compounds
chemicul
and
others
wide
u
activities in
the
range
of
radioisotopes,
„
research
and
service
of
tmsiness.
The
company
physics and chemistry. The foregoing
generally referred to as its "nucleonics"
are
Keleket X-Ray qorp, is one of
♦he
principal
producers
and
distributors
of
X-ray
apparatus
and
equipment and is a distributor of X-ray film, tubes, supplies and
company's
subsidiary,
accessories.
The
principal offices and laboratories and the nucleonics manufac¬
turing facilities now are, and the X-ray manufacturing facilities soon
v.'ill
be,
located in a
new
building situated at Trapelo Road and
Koute
128,
Waltham,
Mass.
This
building contains
approximately
.
164,000
the
floor space, and is situated on an HVa acre
built to plans and specifications prepared by
and is now leased by the company from its wholly-owned
land.
It
company
of
of
was
Tracerlab
subsidiary,
rental
feet
square
of
f)lot
Realty,
Inc.,
in the first
$143,000
for
year,
a
period
increasing
of
20
years
in varying
at-
a
net
amounts to
-approximately $185,000 in the tenth year, after which such net rental
Is again reduced to $143,000.per year.
The company is also obligated
to pay real estate taxee, insurance and
maintenance, which are esti¬
mated
The
The
tory
exceed
company
Waltham
Koute
to
not
owns
Of
plant.
128
taining
for
leases on
company
and
office
per
commercial
a
exceed
to
long-term
21.000
square
insurance and
$19,000
per
.$2,100
per
Texas,
The
lor
share
are
year
addition
to
of
produced
Tank
company
calls
now7
net
rental basis
in
meeting
a
of
issuance
the
on
basis
Phoenix
Phoenix.
to
of
has
held
be
action proposed by
the
the
in
United
divisions,
steel
dated
their directors.
2.1
shares
210,120
but
authorized
previously
of
shares
Union
The
feet.
annual
companv
also
leases
in Boston
rental
net
of
for
a
rental
of
Houston,
will
assets
to
has
anniversary.,
tank
the
since
built
cars
equipment,
drop
l'orgings,
amount
to
about
$200,000,000
approximately $87,000,000.—V.
and
will
certain
be
other
terminated
corporation
flew
any
previous
by
the
to
President.
and
The
miles,
11,386,000
to
by
rubber
and
135,
p.
rental of
where
space
their
$7,200
under
regional
per
or
The
in addition, the
short-term
leases
year,
various
branch
offices
or
company, and Keleket
in
the
several
cities
laboratories
are
located.
company also owns, subject to a
mortgage, the building at 130
High Street in downtown Boston which previously housed its principal
offices, laboratories and plant.
This building, which contains approxi«nately 45,000 square feet of floor space, is currently being offered
€or
sale,—V.
186, p. 259.
100
the
the
3 Vc
passenger
miles
in
Ariz.,
the
1956.
are
from
the
capital stock,
1,000.000
directors
declaring
of
record
for
at
dividend.—V.
ton
the
same
miles,
up
common
Revenue
month
7'V
capital
more'than 91%
a
Feb.
The
186,
260.
p.
Inc., Phoenix,
public
1
issue
an
of
500,000
(par $1) at $2.50 per share.
on
The
best-efforts basis.
a
proceeds
net
bona fide
offered to
Arizona
of
stock
Ariz.—
Angeles, CaliLTand
and
are
to
used
be
materials;
raw
the
GIVING
EFFECT
and
to purchase new ma¬
remainder added to
(par
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
$1)
June
p.
.
A
a
900.000 shs.
year' ago.
and mail (including
54%
in express
decrease of
difficulties
260.
p.
of
stock
Stock Dividend—
on
July
16
adopted,
the company's outstanding
by
taken
June
that
is
close
p.
of
52.
April
on
5,
actual
no
proposed plan is under
taking place.—V.
165,
the
1957
production
1932.
U. S. Vitamin Corp.—Reports Record
and
sales
income
net
registered
Earnings—
new
peaks
in
the
six
current fiscal
President, announced on July 16.
Consolidated
sales
for
the
six
months'
period totaled $6,556,530
compared with $6,158,120 in the corresponding period
of 1956.
Net
income for the
1957 period after Federal income taxes was $822,289
a
gain of 14% over the $720,813 in the 1956 six months.
The net
cents
ended
May
Boris
H.
first
and
p.
half
of
calculated
share,
185,
half
of
the
company's
Burns,
the
in
a
standing.
first
the
31,
an
increase
the
fiscal
current
year
of
dividends
from
Stores
Co.
on
1957
stock
2.028
income
Net
—V.
Federal
nrofit '
105, p.
2038.
income
.
396,136
1,316
$732,096
47,952
tax
-1 %
65,325
51,000
:
expenses
lor
1956
$334,642
396,138
.
$307,647
$705,813
common
McCrory Stores Corp. common stock
income from U, S. Gov't securities
15.
87
investments:
Interest
Total
to
Show Decline-
Stores Corp.—Earnings
United
Provision
equal
1092.
six Months Ended June 30—
Total
was
948,955 common shares presently out¬
11 cents a share over the 1956 period.
on
com¬
1957, subject to stockholder approval,
1957 to holders of the common stock
business this date, a
100';
common stock
19,
Aug.
Arizona corporation incorporated on
an
components.
fact
there
—V.
of
and
devices
the
to
Due
construction,
year.
miles
airplane
is
Its
1957.
11.
electronic
<
than
company
principal offices are located at 3300 North Central
Ave.. Phoenix, Ariz.
The primary purpose of the company is to man¬
ufacture
and
distribute semiconductor products and
other types of
consoli¬
its
proposal to increase the authorized common stock
to 1,500,000 shares, and ratified the action of
payment
186,
Wilmington, Del.—V.
Products,
State
offered
BUSINESS—The
2145,
shares
the
con¬
mine.
Authorized
stock
Common
products,
operated 493.752.000 revenue
United Drill & Tool Corp.—100%
mon
miles
a
Peak.
Silver
in-
to reactivate the mine.
are at Room 403. 39 La Salle St.,
Silver Peak. Nev., and its statutory
at
July
on
the
of
McLellan
of
the
10th Street,
common
equipment
income
June.
ton miles was attributed to continuing labor
Railway Express Agency during the month.—V. 186,
holders
located
capital.
Income
The
is
Semiconductor
S.
PROCEEDS—The
in
history, according to estimated
Johnson. Vice-President and Assistant
same
time, new June records were set for
above
over
2,377,000
affirmative vote of
is quali¬
under
acquire funds
office
West
working
1949
Union
31-year
passenger-cargo planes
4%
were
)
Delaware,
in
also acquired
has
Mill
Bruhi
1956
the Nivloc Mine located eight
The company will endeavor
for custom milling from other mines. The purpose
field
chinery,
to
E.
451,000
of
1, 1957 when all of such activities will have been moved to
the
new
plant in Waltham.
Keleket
leases
12,000
square
feet
of
v. arehouse
space
in Covington,
Ky., under short-term leases, for a
its
freight- reached 5.327,000 ton miles, up 25%,
class
21,
May
on
owns
Tank
fright traffic.
airline's 175
passenger
first
in
Robert
At
revenue
more
month
released
mail
of
company
reactivate
CAPITALIZATION
field
figures
Air
approximately 36,300
aquare
feet of space
for X-ray
manufacturing
activities.
It
is
that
those
anticipated
leases
total
is
Its
securities
outstanding.
United Air Lines. Inc.—Reports New Records—
This
to
The
the
offering is to
months
in
under¬
corporation's executive offices
shares of
t>y Aug.
occupy
this
residents
and
worth
net
of
under¬
the
purchase
sale
contracts
Phoenix,
month,
next
pipe and tank flanges will also come to Union
Tank through its acquisition of Phoenix and Graver.
Following the consummation of the proposed
transaction. Union's
consolidated
shares
The
1956,
States.
oil
as
mill
of
an
Nev.
intends
at
to
such
rolling
share.
per
sold 419,016 shares of their
Chicago, 111., for $106,051.40
group
Levine
incorporated
of
111.
cars.
celebrating
its
100th
virtually all of the tanks for
now
addition
The
Peak,
bill
obtain
U.
making tank car tanks and similar types of vessels,
Graver is a leading fabricator oi field erected tanks for liquid products
and maintains an experienced field organization for erecting such tanks
at storage points,
thus providing diversification for Union Tank in a
closely related field.
Other important manufacturing and construction
plant, labora¬
a
The company is also obligated to pay
which are estimated not
leases
the
for
stock
tank
$1
of
November
to
Stock Offered—Jonathan & Co., Los
-
approximately 550 square feet of space in
radiochemical laboratory and office there.
the
52,600
Graver,
stockholders,
300,000
Co.—Acquisition—
approve
of
offered
shares
on
company
The
PhoenLx.
Tank
Up
Samuel L.
do business in Nevada,
Silver
company
seven
Tank, which was incorporated in 1891, owns and leases
of liquid products in this country and Canada u
fleet
of
excess
to house its
In
one
Union
shippers
In
of
transaction
Union
maintenance,
The'
year.
to
unissued
use.
building in Richmond, Calif., of reinforced concrete
specifically to the eomnanv's requirements and con¬
taxes,
asked
price
a
Co.
shares.
the Minskoff
to
1958.
Consolidated
built
approximately
stockholders
be
year.
these premises is $22,500 per year.
.tfeal estate
The
approximately 23 acres of land adjacent to the
this land, approximately nine acres fronting on
zoned
are
construction
$96,000
This
ditional
arrangement under which Union Tank will acquire all the assets
Phoenix, including the stock of its wholly owned subsidiary Graver
Tank & Mfg. Co., Inc., of East Chicago.
will
&
1956,
group
from
oi
and
the field of nuclear
activities
with
3.
stock
31,
fied to
rights
an
corporation was incorporated in Massachusetts on
and is a leading producer of scientific and industrial
special report to the
a
corporation
at
sale
for
57,800
Nov.
of the
Phoenix Manufacturing Co.
of Joliet,
111., on
that the directors of both companies have approved
July 18 announced
share.
BUSINESS—The
sold
and
company
in
this
1956,
Real
R.
N.
office
Union Tank Car
This
$12.48
President,
of
stock
common
Chicago,
16,123
5%
common
which 57,800
corparation the necessary funds with which to make the payment.
additional payment Jn the amount of $33,845 became due <©n
7,
19&7.
2Jr. Levine ugain
loaned the corporation $12,845 'to
make part payment of that amount and the balance was extended.
On
April 9, 1957, the corporation entered into a new underwriting
agreement with Jean R. Veditz Co., Inc., of 160 Broadway, New York,
New York, under the terms of which the undeiwriter has agreed to use
its best efforts to seil the balance of the offering: 242,200 shares.-"
Union
each
for
May 18
on
June
offer these
at
the $20
to
Corp.—Stock Offer-
said in part;
was
260.
p.
location.
Ap
shares
shares
172
proposes
in.
Co.
price consisted of $80,731.40 for the
and $25,320 representing the balancevdue the
advance of $60,000 which they had made in
order to purchase the Bruhi Mill. Mr. Levine also assumed payment
to the Minskoff
group of $11,581.67
for other advances which w£re
made by that group to this corporation. Mr. Levine paid this amount
to the Minskoff group on March 31, 1957.
"A payment
was due on the Bruhi Mill In the amount of $34,670
on
Dec. 7,
1956. This amount has been paid. Mr. Levine loaned the
outstanding
166,667
remaining
Edison
for
three
of
the
and
Missouri
of
office
total issue of 300,000 shares, of
a
Levine,
Minskoff
additional
71,429
$1,428,580.
or
home
States Mining: & Milling
L.
1
March
out
Trade Com¬
Federal
sell
and
share,
per
166,495
owns
common,
stockholders.
seven
stockholders
per
at
Investment
payable as follows: $40,000 on the closing of the contract, which was
paid on Jan. 4,
1957;
$33,000 on Oct. 1, 1957, and $33,051.40 on
is neces¬
to
shares
by
proposed
Associates
of
Leasing Corp.
September
"On
continue to carry
normal fashion."
the
Vice-President
Veditz Co., Inc., of New York City,
investment
St. Louis, Mo.—Unit to Finance—
stock
common
Union
held
manufacturing and miscellaneous,
1.48.—V. 185, p. 1932.
industries
writer
acquire such shares, less such number of
acquired by minority stockholders pursuant to a
be
of
14.35;
1.66; natural gas,
company's
purchase
Dial
Mr.
conduct
was
offering.
of the Indenture under which the 5%. convertible
issued will require the reservation for issuance upon
were
conversion
July
on
on
proposes
may
holdings of the corporation as of June 30. 1957 repre¬
of total assets: oil, 45.16% ; chemical and
Heins,
States
Samuel
the provisions
4Sokl,
per
Missouri
as
30,
percentages
balance of
it was announced on July 12, has joined with its
subsidiary, Missouri Edison Co. in the filing of an application with the
SEC with respect to a common stock financing proposal of the sub¬
sidiary; and the Commission has given interested persons until July
29, 1957, to request a hearing thereon,
of
June
Between
were paid,
from capital gains and
share was from net ordi¬
shares have already been sold.
deducting
company,
Electric
shares.
was
publicly 242,200 shares of common stock (par
cent) as a speculation at $1 per share.
This is the
one
on
Union Electric Co.,
shares
of
share
per
offered
July 11 charging Union Carbide with violating the
anti-merger law by the acquisition of Visking.—V. 186, p. 155.
was
the treasury, 36,100 shares reserved for
Issuance upon exercise of employees' stock options granted or authorized
to be granted, and 104.117 shares reserved for issuance upon conversion
«f.
the
5%
convertible debentures
at
the current
conversion price
.' {Excluding
the
small
United
position.
meantime."
our
This
number
same
$4.1278
or
$3,218,622 or 97.22 cents per
R.
Jean R.
eubsidiary of Gilbane Building Co., in the principal amount of $101,000
«nd
3,310.815
$691,586
July 17 said that prior to the acquisition
Dec. 31, 1956, a thorough study ^vas made and the
that
this action was legal and
proper.
Mr. Dial
Corp. on
payable during 1957.
the
on
leases manufacturing equipment to large
internationally and maintains branch offices in
Dallas and Chicago.—V. 186, p. 53.
selling and general expenses, but before depreciation
income taxes,
*Loss.
{Net earnings
(losses» above in¬
foreign earnings only to the extent of cash dividends received—
none—1956 $270,324.— -V. 185, p. 2496.
mission's
of
stock
these
United
and
Cr76,680
____
___
per
sales
"In
share
per
charge of the Commercial Loan Division, has resigned that position to
accept appointment as President of the United States Leasing Corp.
Mr. Heins will assume his new position on Aug. 1 in San Francisco,
Federal
sary
$39.36
to
United States Leasing: Corp.—New President—
manufacturing,
also
1932.
income.
William
732,751
Crl0G,243
taxes
of Visking
§682,007 shs.
being
now
are
p.
dividends amounting to $16,885,157
1957,
7.34; electric utility,
Union Carbide Corp.—Acquisition Held Legal—
1C-0,000
100.000
the
on
30.
drug. 15.84; metal and mining,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$125,758
442,385
income
{Earnings
elude
185,
of
$586,747
Depreciation
and
million
$6=4
of
Foreign Securities Corp.—Assets Lower
equivalent
$13,666,535
balance
sented
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns. Up—
earnings
•Net
proceeds
investment company reports net assets at $131,977,502
1957,
share
per
Common
income
Period End. June 30—
No.
net
received for
Underwood
Net
30,
and June
which
nary
common stock issued upon exercise of warrants
on
portfolio investments.
He brought out that
dividends, totaling 60 cents lor the first half, were
maintained at the
quarterly rate initially established in the first
quarter of 1955, but that this year's second quarter dividend was paid
on 2,131,255 more chares,—V,
185, p, 982.
♦Net
the
and
$3,947,000
$4,126,000
company's construction program.—V.
June
1956
of
stock
common
conclusion
1,000,000 shs.
of
$41.80
1957
earnings
to
the
stock
common
311,557 additional shares of the company's
received by the shareowners.
All of the shares
of common stock outstanding.
During the first half, the cor¬
poration paid two dividends of 20 cents each from net ordinary income,
As of June 30. 1956, the net assets amounted ta $138,410,515. equal to
the corresponding
in
increase
3,947,000
197,000
_____
shares
year,
for
4,715.000
768.000
of
well
was
sold
been
in
to
offering
This closed-end
stood
thrrae
warrants,
$36.00
all
up
561,000
4,323,000
United States &
shares
the year.
of
share,
common
all-time
Morse G. Dial,
of the company's indebtedness to The First
payable on demand in the principal amount
principally
•Consisting
National
shares of common
outstanding to
new
common
4,884.000
.
applicable
stock
writer
1,000,000
1,000,000
value)———_
par
343,564
Mr. Randolph re¬
ported. He stated that this measurement of per share asset value gives
a
clearer reflection of Tri-Continencal's investment performance than
assets per common share
outstanding inasmuch as it minimizes the
influence of the issuance of a relatively large number of new shares
of common stock at the warrant exercise price of $17.76 each. Assets
per common share outstanding were $43.78 at June 30 as compared
with «43.17 on March 31 and $45.20 at the beginning of 1957.
1,500,000
1966
30,
($1
since
new
a
3957
tParticipation in 6% second mortgage
note obligation of Tracerlab Realty,
Inc.,
oi
number of
total
as
th'/e
Common stock
issuance
the
the
$598,481
__
_____——
from
raised
Outstanclin'J
Authorized
-Short-term notes
8%
This
of 585,900
applied
will be determined by the company after
receipt of such proceeds, giving consideration to the amount oi the
proceeds and to other relevant circumstances.
•,
respective
these
to
received
was
6,320,803 and reduced the warrants-remaining to
2,061,000
—
recent
common
compared with 8316,670,247 at March 31 and $310,999,708
stock.
4.019.000
(net;
preferred stock
on
Balance
The
the beginning of
1957.
During the second quarter, Mr, Randolph
said, warrants continued to be exercised at a rapid rale and $6,101,700
PROCEEDS—The company intends to
from
income
income
2,665,00(3
4,085,000
investment
clcsed-end
a new high of $335,338,432 at June 30, it was
by Francis F, Randolph, Chairman of the Board
President.
Federal
sold.
are
diversified
large
17,634.000
2,817,000
4.
taxes_______
deductions
Dividends
to
12
20.737,000
2,047,000
income
Operating
Calif.,
stock
now
this
1956
$34,570,000 $31,094,000
taxes
Income
at
offered 200,000 shares of common
18 publicly
July
on
and
July
on
of
assets
increased
company
reported
Offered—Lee Higginson Corp.
Tracerlab, Inc.—Stock
Other
Net
period
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) was made on July 17 by Wertheim,
& Co. at S22.75 per share, with a dealer s concession of
Federal
one
a
Corp.—Investment Assets Rise—
Tri-Continental
and
■'
on
quired by the Hughes Tool Co.—V. 185, p. 2961.
months
—
—
The offering,
15.
basis, closed July 8. Of shares offered to holders
other than the Hughes Tool Co., 644,077 shares, or 75%,
were
subscribed.
The remainder of the issue was ac¬
Assets
ghares
Peabody <fe
Kidder,
of them
Foundation; are
Sprayit
than
other
stockholders
(from the selling
«et forth below:
number
of the underwriters and the
stock to be purchased by each
names
common
July
on
1957
operating revenues
Operating and maintenance expenses
Depreciation
one
Investment
paid
has
company
per
Illuminating Co. of New Haven—Earnings Up
Gross
offering
share for total proceeds of $43,381,468,
announced
was
for
outstanding).
are
DIVIDENDS—Since
the
price of $13
it
,c
Class A common stock
Class
i
Chronicle... Monday, July 22, 1957
12 Mon Ais Ended May 31—
fering by this corporation were purchased at the
AS OF APRIL 30. 1057
and 4"c notes due to Aug. 21.
3Vhfc
United.
Completely
Issue
3,337,036 shares of the recent stock of¬
Subscribed—All
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—Stock
Airlines,
World
Trans
net Income totaling $331,312,
to $6,608,003, with
sales amounted
1956,
«qual to 87 cents per share,
A".
Financial
(364)
32
52,000
$606,861
$614,771
Volume 186
Number 5657
Vision Inc.
by
William
Lawrence,
E.
Barlow,
Mr.
on
President
President
and
VISION
by this company of Printers' Ink
July
io and Jointly announced
acquisition
completed
were
Jr.,
President
the
for
Co.
the
of
Lawrence
Inc.,
VISION
of
Ink.
Printers'
Chairman
the
of
Richard
and
Barlow
Mr.
of
Board
W.
will
Printers'
be
Incorporated
organization
management
Burejau
throughout
Business
of
National
diversified
a
Latin
the
include
Institute,
Development
Sales
The
low
revenues—
of
By.
oper.
expenses——
Net
ry.
inc.
oper.
income
Fed.
136,
is
placed
be
used
stainless
which
soap
A
drying
come
V
the
for
used
oven
out
18C,
is
and
by C. I.
There
treating
announced
annealing,
as
temperature
by
this
in
hand
parts
of
a
coater
coater
with
dries
2050
the
degrees.
The
which
the
with
furnace.
furnace
and
coating
a
Acceptance
714,964
807,975
4,897.913
4,904,049
572,507
539,234
3,662,107
of
of
the parts
applied.—
lubricant
(Calif.)-^Stock Offered—
on
record
stock at par ($5 per
share)
the basis of one new share
The offering is underwritten
on
by Dean Witter & Co.
net
PROCEEDS—The
and
Worthington Corp.—Reports Higher Profits—
income
months
share
For
vision
to
of
income
on
the
the
for
$3.03
this
ended
corporation and
June
taxes,
1.518.729
30,
amounted
shares
corresponding
Federal
per
standing.—V.
share
185,
income
of
period
Its
after
1957,
to
domestic
$4,868,268,
Common
last
for
the
$5,197,730
equivalent to $3.10
for
Stock
year,
of
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
income,
.
after
pro¬
taxes, amounted to $4,529,719, equivalent
l,437,b39 shares of common stock then out¬
on
the
p.
in
Yosemite
1933.
1956
National
was
—V.
amounted
eoual
to
to
67
is
company
Park
—V.
185,
cents
winter
per
hotels,
of
sports
Wall
The
$
issue
1966
1,
will
payment
158,
the
for
and
share
net
on
fiscal
income
year
ended
564,215
totaled
158,
p.
shares
1678.
s
101,533,934
110,938,951
July 27,
for redemption
next, the entire
certificates
Immediate
New York, N. Y.—
of S'W (formerly 4 Va 'b ) income loan
(extended! at 100l» plus accrued interest.
made
be
2623.
p.
Clinton Trust Co.,
the
at
-
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—Director, etc.
Robert
a
B.
President of Southern Oxygen Co., has been elected
Swope,
director.
The
shareholders
advisory
July
on
with
contract
Research
of the investment
Management Co. of Los
&
the
Co.,
and
tors
of the Fund.
dividend
A
renewal
approved
15
Capital
business management contract with Johnston, Lemon &
ratified reappointment of Price, Waterhouse & Co. as audi¬
Angeles,
.
in
amount
the
of
cents
eight
share
per
declared
was
Sept. 1, 1957, to stockholders of record July 31, 1957. Total
dividends from investment income for the past 12 months were 32 cents
payable
on
share and capital gain distributions amounted to 44 cents per share.
M.
Johnston, Chairman and President, pointed out that the
passed two important milestones during the past fiscal year.
Shares outstanding went over the million mark and total assets passed
$1.0,000.000—a 10-fold increase in the past four years.
The Fund was
per
James
Fund
started
1952.
1,
Aug.
The
holds
Fund
72
All
be selected
from the List
District
Columbia.—V.
of
of
investments
issues
stock
common
industries.
the Fund are
representing 20 leading
required by its charter to
Legal Investments for Trust Funds
of
185,
in the
1932.
p.
AWAY
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Stock Increased—
.»
overwhelmingly voted to increase the
stock by 500.000 shares, Charles M. Sturkey, Pres¬
shareholders
The
authorized
common
has
ident,
Sale
announced.
stock will
pansion
authorized shares
of
to
is
it
FROM
ex¬
Y0URSELF1
Sturkey said.
Mr.
increase
future
will
bring
M
.jn
total
the
1,500,000.
Sturkey said that "a study made in June,
$7,194,000 total gas revenue for 1957.
Mr.
of
mate
for
necessary
system,
the
outstanding,
shares
906,823
when
made
distribution
company's
the
of
With
16
be
the
of
number
July
on
1955 showed an esti¬
Already, in the first
total is $5,356,878.
By the end of the
year
we
expect to reach $11,814,000, or the figure our 1955 study
showed we would reach by the end of 1959," he said.
Through 1958, the company now has $10,000,000 budgeted for new
construction, according to Mr. Sturkey.—V. 186, p. 53.
months
six
of
the
Products, Inc.—Earnings
Chemical
West
the
year,
before U. S.
Canadian taxes
prof,
&
taxes on inc.
(estimated!—
Can.
inc.
&
on
Net profit
Earnings per
:
—
185,
$258,100
$0.58
$
$
«j>
—V.
$320,300
$0.73
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$
20,480,000 103,345,000
22,086,000
—
$527,600
269,500
(Mo.)—June Sales Up—
Western Auto Supply Co.
sales
$661,800
341,500
—
—
share
common
Period End. June 30—
Net
Increased—
June 1, 1957 June 2. 1956
6 Months Ended—
Oper.
U, S.
97,806,000
2962.
p.
White Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
Sales
—V.
$4,170,609
—
—
186,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,525,962 $16,506,942 $16,234,814
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
53.
p.
Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
Winn-Dixie Stores,
$
Sales
—V.
$
41,110,650 267,774,959 213,065,693
50,742,027
185,
1957—26 Wks.—1956
«$>■
■£>
1957—5 Wks.—1956
Period End. June 29—
2962.
p.
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Sales
as
for
quarter ended June 30, 1957, amounted to $17,837,000,
with $17,231,000 for the second quarter of last year.
for the second quarter of 1957 amounted to $307,000,
the
compared
Net
income
equal,
of
dividends,
preferred
after
shares
stock
common
35c per share on the 696,007
This compared with net income
to
outstanding.
1956 of $598,000, equal to 76c a common
share, based on the number of common shares now outstanding.
Harleston R. Wood, President, and J. T. Whiting, Chairman, stated
that net income did not keep pace with sales volume for a number
in
of
the
second
including
reasons,
increases
ations
—V.
in
due
135,
quarter
p.
of
rising
continuing
costs
without
compensating
prices of the company's products and curtailed oper¬
enlargement oi one of tut company's two blast furnaces.
the
to
2854.
(E. W.) Woolwortli Co.—June Sales Decreased—
Sales
p.
new
of
company,
pressure
mechanized
paint
is
cylinders
Carter
Steel Co.—Installs Paint Line—
paint
line,
capable
of
applying
almost
every
stamped components, lias been installed by tnis
a leading
manufacturer of stampings and lii-Pac
to
which
and
valves.
C.
equipped
63,439,962 350,985,996 343,531,169
2962.
Worcester Pressed
A
kind
$5
$
—61,704,474
...
185,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$
~-V.
to
lacquers,
Tne
nents
Higgins, President, reports that the new line is "fully
spray
with all types of paints including oils, enamels,
Japans, bituminous enamel and primer coatings."
mec-ianized
through
bootn,
ponents to an
spray
and
If
perfect
oven
une
an
a
provides
eight
conveyer
oven
where
a
continuous
flow of stamped
compo¬
air-finishing spray booth. From the
carries
the freshly painted com¬
four banks of infrared bulbs insure rapid
foot,
system
drying.
drying is not wanted,
and carries
the
Sure, you've thought about chancer.
about it? Running
stampings to
an
a
conveyer
area
where
system
bv-passes
they can
the oven
dry by air.
away? Or
But.. .what
art1 you
easing
up? Reach for
you'll get when he says "All
of your
fight
doing
mind.. .and
medical check¬
the phone. Call your doctor now; ..The feeling
clear!"...it's worth• a million!
P. S; Be sure to send a check for as
care
are you
your
maybe addi ngymrs to your life., .with a thorough
in
Period End. June 30—
stores,
similar
Redeem Certificates
Street Corp.—To
Beaver
&
due Nov.
V.
$
17,775,071
corporation has called
outstanding
camps,
and
2962.
p.
capital
local Post Office;
cancer
with
a
much
activities
California.
in
revenues
$7,124,933,
operator
an
stables,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
19,600,335
__.J
working
for
purposes.
facilities,
transportation
EARNINGS—Gross
outstanding.
net
corporate
BUSINESS—The
subsidiaries
provision
general
3,766,393
s
Sales
sub¬
a
July 9 offered to its common stock¬
July 8 the right to subscribe on or
before July 26 for 113,340 additional shares of common
company
Walgreen Co.—June Sales Higher—
Period End. June 30—
organization
Corp.,"
2854.
p.
260.
p.
the
announced
12
''Wurlitzer
of
financing for installment sales of Wurlitzer
for each five shares held.
the stampings and
of
185,
July
oil
Delaware
of
will provide
Yosemite Park & Curry Co.
The
261.
p.
laws
products.—V.
inch high
annealing
from
sprayed
film
dry
a
sidiary
President,
Rolfing,
the
handle
can
12
lubricant.
a
C.
holders
with
are
R.
under
metal.
Inc.
automatically
Co.—Organizes Financing Subsidiary—
Wurlitzer
of
capable
been
non-ferrous
Hayes,
the
in the soap
the
of
furnace
also
intermediate
steel
maximum
a
coater.
has
30 inch wide conveyer belt and
a
has
It
annealing
hour
time, Mr. Higgius announced the installation
coater designed to work with the new furnace.
manufactured
in
Federal
1957—6 Mos.—1956
after
taxes..:
Net income after capital
fund and sink, iunds
—V.
Improved—
$9,848,967 $61,863,631 $58,215,857
7,544,551
47,726,466
44,528.236
$10,081,232
7,993,419
to
steel,
new
per
The soap coater
works hand
Annealed stampings
are
lifted
Publications, European
Industrial Training, and a
1957—Month—1956
30—
oper.
soap
equipped with
furnace
Net
Wabash RR.—June Earnings
Period End. June
is
entrance «door.
six
By.
furnace,
carbon
It
a
stampings
At the same
automatic
an
of
of
Croft
C.
Institute
the
commercial film subsidiary.
divisions
Other
America.
Arthur
Inc.,
of
600
National
Institute,
Coverage,
than
more
Practice,
Foremen's
Technical
is
with
installation
lbs.
company.
Ink.
publishing and management
employees. 27 regular pub¬
lications, and offices throughout the U. S., Canada, Europe and Latin
America.
It was organized
seven
years
ago
to specialize in business
publishing and other related business information and training serv¬
ices.
Total
circulation of
all
the company's regular publications is
700.000.
The company's business services are purchased by more than
35,000 companies and 4,000 school systems.
They also publish Vision
and Visao, Spanish and Portuguese language news magazines serving
services
The
700
59
(365)
Installs Annealing Furnace and Soap Coater—
(N.Y.)—Acquires Printers' Ink—
Arrangements
Publishing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
as you can
to "Cancer"
amehican cancer society.
checkup and
a
check
iMfcfrjpViVi
Sept.
$376,544,
than
30,
which
outstanding.
54
Commercial and
The
<3f#>
Financial Chronicle
Monday. Jify 2?, 1957
...
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
•
r
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Bond
Sale
1961
from
ARIZONA
inclusive.
1982
to
In¬
p.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Offering—John E. Burke,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
bids until
for
31
10
(MST) on July
purchase of $6,000,000
the
general
lows:
a.m.
obligation
bonds,
Bond Sale—The
4%s,
at
system
sewer
Due
on
1979
bonds.
inclusive.
July
1
from
1960
to
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office; First
interest
City
price
a
100.59,
of
San
a
Mateo
bids at his
10:30
County, Calif.
$181,000 build¬
Savings
from
1
Bank
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasur¬
er's
office; Valley National
Bank of Arizona, of Phoenix;
„
Chase
York
Trust
Manhattan
$70,000
1958
1972
ings Bank, Chicago.
275,000 library bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
,
1982
eral
as
from
5s.
1
Aug.
Due
on
1962
to
from
inclusive.
Aug. 1, 1963.
on
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1977
Little
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
Angeles
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m.
(PDST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $290,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
to
1982 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1982
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
Principal and inter¬ Cucamonga County Water District, County Treasurer's office.
San Bernardino County, Calif.
(J-J) payable at the City
Long Beach Unifxed School District,
Bond Offering —Norman HixTreasurer's office; Valley Na¬
Los Angeles County, Calif.
tional
Bank
of Arizona,
of son, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 Se¬
Phoenix;
Chase
Manhattan Directors,
will
receive
sealed ries
C
bonds offered July 16—
at
his
Bank, New York Citv; or at bids
office,
9324
San v.
185, p. 2855—were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bernardino
Road, Cucamonga, un¬
the Security-First National Bank
til 2:30 p.m. (CDST)
Bank, Chicago.
on Aug.
7 of Los
Angeles, and K. H. MoulThe bonds are dated July 1,1957. for the purchase of $100,000 Im¬
ton & Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a
provement District No. 2 bonds.
Legality approved by Chapman &
price of 100.27, a basis of about
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
Cutler, of Chicago.
3.72%.
clusive.
est
„
1
from
1961
to
1977
Yuma
County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P.O. Vicksburg), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—lne
improvement
186, p.
J5—v.
to Refnes,
55—were
Lone Star Union School
pay¬
Fresno
able
school
bonds offered July
^iu,uoo
awarded
Ely, Beck & Co.
CALIFORNIA
at the First National Bank,
Ontario, or at the District's pay¬
ing agency in Los Angeles, Chi¬
cago or New York City. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Bond
Union School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Menamin, County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
at
his
re¬
office
in
Salinas, until 11 a.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $192,000
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1957.
1982
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Apple
Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
262—were awarded to
son,
sealed
bids
at
his
Bernardino, until 11
Aug.
on
5
for
office
a.m.
in
San
(CDST)
the
purchase of
$250,000 building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 15, 1957.
Due on Aug. 15
from 1958 to
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(F-A) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles. '
at
the
Arvin
Community Services District,
Kern County, Calif.
Bond
son
of
Offering—Henry
bids at
tional
the Bank of America Na¬
Trust
&
Savings Associa¬
tion, 503 Third Avenue, Arvin,
until 4 p.m. (CDST) on July 23
for the purchase of $400,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1
&
San
America
of
Savings Asso¬
Francisco; Dean
Co.; Lawson, Levy &
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Williams;\
bids
District,
bids
■
Vera
—
Clerk,
K.
will
her office
at
until
11
Gib¬
receive
in
Bak-
Selectman,
will
bids
Hartford
bonds.
until
9
Los
Angeles,
(CDST) on Aug. 20
purchase
of
$1,000,000
a.m.
the
for
office in
1, 1957. Due
1977
on
Sept.
inclusive.
interest
as
Aug. 13 for the purchase, of $35,building bonds. Dated Sept.
1957. Due on Sept. 3 from 1958
payable
inson,
to
ford.
000
1962
inclusive.
interest
(M-S)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
bank.
Costa
County (P. O. Rodeo), Calif.,
Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed ; bids
until 8 p.m. (PDST) on July. 23
for the purchase of $377,00() sewer
bonds. Dated July 1,
1957.". Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1992 in-,
elusive."
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the- County
Treasurer's office, Martjnez. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick. Dahl¬
quist. Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
•<.,>
v.
;
San
Bids
—
will
untij
July
24 for
South
Due
15
Nov.
on
from
inclusive.
1979
Bay Union High School Dist.,
Los
Angeles County,
Bond
2963—were awarded to
of
composed
Shearson,
Fred
Weeden
Co.;
C.
and
N.
Due
1964 to
the
on
Aug.
1
from
1966 inclusive.
1968
to
1982
inclusive.
Hammill
Blake
D.
&
District, Marin
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$2,800,000
building bonds offered July 16—
v.
186, p. 156—were awarded to
bids
a
Offering
his
at
until
11
office
S.
G.
—
in
San
Rafael
(PDST) on July 23
for the purchase of $105,000 school
bonds.
a.m.
Dated
July
on
15
inclusive.
(J-J)
July
from
15,
1958
Princpial
payable
1957.
to
and
at
Due
1976
interest
—
group headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 3.93%, as follows:
$700,000 5s.
the
1958
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
office.
to
Due
and
600,000
.'
group
Co.;
and
as
414s, at
1958
69,000
from 1965 to
1973
from
to
Due
Due
Aug.
on
Aug.
1
1977 inclusive.
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto, until
a
The
group composed of the Amer¬
ican
First
Trust
of
Western
| Shuman,
i Weeden
Co., San Francisco,
Michigan
Corp.,
First
Bank
of
Agnew
&
Co.,
2
Offering
—
L.
W.
Bither,
&
a
Francisco,
(CDST) on July 29 for the
purchase of $260,000 school bonds.
Co.,
San
at
County, Calif.
Bond
Dated Sept.
price
and
of
1
p.m.
from
District,
1, 1957. Due
1958
to
1982
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1967
Safe
Deposit &
the.
Trust Co.,
as 4!4s„ at a
price of
basis of about 4.48%.
a
July
from
1
inclusive.
facility
bonds.
1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Dated
July
July
interest
1,
1957.
Principal
payable at the
of Boston, or
(J-J)
First National
Bank
at the New Britain National
New
Britain.
Legality
Thorndike,
Storey,
Bank,
approved
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Sale
Note
Conn.
Haven,
—
The $2,600,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered by the
Haven
Redevelopment
Agency were awarded as follows:
New
$2,000,000
notes
the
to
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, of New
a
Union
and
Trust
Company,
Haven, at 2.25% interest.
foregoing supersedes the
in our issue of July 15 —
report
186,
v.
the
to
Haven
New
The
City, at 2.27% interest,
premium of $19.
notes
New
to
awarded
•
improvement
on
parking
300,000
262.
p.
New London
County {P. O. New
London),
Temperance-Kutner Union School,
Bond
Offering
Conn.
District, Fresno County, Calif.
Benjamin
J.
Parker, Chairman of County Bond
Bond
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Commission,
bids
&
at
10:30
the
his
a.m.
office in Fresno,-until
(CDST) on July 30 for
of $19,000 building
purchase
bids
—
will, receive
Hartford
c/o
Trust
Trust
sealed
National
Company,
Department,
777
Hartford,
until
2
Street,
Bank
Corporate
Main
p.m.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on"
(EDST)
Aug.
chase of $675,000 jail construction
1
from
1958
1976 s inclu¬
to
(F-A)
on
bonds.
on
clusive.
r;
Tracy,
Bond
.
p.
2855—Were
awarded
to
1,
Aug.
1 from
payable
and
the
at
& Trust
Hartford.
Legality
Robinson,
Robinson
pur¬
1957.
1958 to
Principal
National Bank
Sale—The
$230,000 storm
drainage bonds offered June 18—
185,
Aug.
(F-A)
Calif.
July 23 for the
Dated
payable at the County Treasurer's
v.
$2,300,000
school building bonds offered July
16—v. 186, p. 156—were awarded
—
School
were
—
1
from
in-
1959 to
on
and
Sale—The $59,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 186,
1972 inclusive.
on
Newman School District, Stanislaus
Sale
Corral
sive. Principal and interest
Aug. 1, 1963
on
on
1977
1977
y,.
Due
V
Bond
100.10,
Due
Due
to
plus
Union
to
bonds.
public
York
Stone
156
from 1958
from
bonds.
.
basis of about
a
on
of $2,-
elusive."
,
125,000
4.12%.
p.
1
New
Co*;-
&
Co.,
a
(2DST)
follows:
as
sewer v
July 1
office.
3%s.
700,000 4s.
Union High Sch. District,
Orange County, Calif.
1
inclusive.
1964.
1,120,000
Fullerton
Aug.
on
1962
280,000 3V2S. Due
cisco.
Bond
price of 100.67,
Stockton,
Merced Union High School District,
Merced County, Calif.
Fairfax School
Bond
a
July
on
Tulare County, Calif.
5s.
10,000 4V2s. Due Aug. 1, 1967.
165,000 41/is. Due on Aug. 1 from
and
(M-S)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
County
&
ami.
the purchase
inclusive.
.
build¬
&
Conn.
$1,235,800 Water Fund bonds. Due
k1
Calif.,
Sale—The $300,000
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 185,
p.
11:30
029,000 bonds,
be
received until Oct. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $10,000,000 school build¬
to
in¬
Jr., Chairman of Board of Finance
& Taxation,
will receive sealed
Diego County, .Calif.
Offering
Due
1977
to
.
..
New Britain,
1972
Diego Unified School District,
Bond
1957.
1,
1958
Principal "and
interest
at
the
abovementioned
bids
body,
..
Aug.
from
Bond Offering—W. E. A it wood,
Bond Offering—Charles A. Pea-
San Francisco.
Na¬
Legality approved by Rob¬
Robinson & Irole, of Hart¬
Treasurer's office.
Rodeo Sanitary District, Contra
follows:
$30,000
1 from 1958
Principal
Work
White & Co., at a price of 100.009,
net interest cost of about 4.31%,
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
to
E.
Dated
Aug. 1
on
clusive.
3,
receive
Trust
&
Co., Trust
Dept., 777 Main Street, Hartford,
until 2 p.m. (DSTVon July 25 for
the purchase of $1,045,000 school
on
(PDST)
a.m.
the
at
'
Solari,
Bank
a
at his
Simon-
Acting Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive sealed
sealed
group
&
of
Witter
H.
Valley School District, San
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
Bank
Trust
National
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bernadino
Bond
of
composed
Conn.
Mario
—
sealed
by
a
O. Avon),
Offering
First
County, Calif.
Offering
County
son,
1960
County, Calif.
(P.
"Bond
,7;
'.''7a1;:
School
Union
Kern
Bond
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 186,
p.
j
Bond
District,
Sale—The $205,000 build¬
ciation,
Alisal
Pondham
ing bonds.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
A
.
CONNECTICUT
Avon
Lake
Los
Francisco.V
tional
ersfield
follows:
Johnson,
1958 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
San
and
interest
the 5.County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
■
County
a.m. (PDST) on
Aug. 6 for
purchase of $1,611,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
(M-S)
payable
cisco.
sewer
price of 100.0002, a
interest cost of about 4.31%,
1964 to
uiitil 9
on
and
gen¬
a
365,000 4V4S. Due
the
Due
Principal
(M-S)
of
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
$487,000
water
25,000 4V2s. Due
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Los
obligation
1.958
Bond
in
Sale—The
$97,000
inclusive.
office
(CDST) on July 23 for
purchase of $190,000 building
Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
a.m.
on
T.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
bonds.
offered July 16 — v. 186,
156—were awarded to the Se¬
net
from
proved
Angeles, at
High School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
his
11
the
Offering—E.
11 a.m. (CDST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $15,000 school bonds..
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, until
curity-First National Bank of Los
Covina Union
at
1982
to
7
bonds
p.
i
bids
1958
La.Verne, Calif.
July 1 from
on
Contra Costa
Treasurer's
from
1
Bond
1977 inclusive.
to
1978 to
Los
at the Harris Trust & Sav¬
or
July 1
on
July 30 for
office.
from
July 1
1971 inclusive.
to
Fresno, until
on
Bond
Pinole-Hercules Union Sch. Dist.,
Associa¬
on
51,000 4%s. Due
cago.
300,000 jail and compound bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the
Valley National Bank of Ari¬
zona, of Phoenix; Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City;
Due
60,000 41/2S. Due
Bank, New
City; or at the Harris
& Savings Bank, Chi¬
5s.
bids at his office in Merced, until
Francisco.
clusive.
of
I960 to 1979 inclusive.
of San
payable at the County Treasurer's
tion, of San Francisco, De^n Wit¬
Arizona, of ter & Co., Lawson, Levy .& Wil¬
Phoenix; Bankers Trust Co., liams, Stone & Youngberg, and
New York City; or at the First
C. N. White & Co., at a price of
National Bank of Chicago.
100.14, a net interest cost of about
710,000 park bonds. Due on July 4.69%, as follows:
National
15
District, Merced
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
composed of Bank of America Na¬
&
office in
(CDST)
a.m.
Aug.
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 186,
156—were awarded to a group
Trust
July
on
the purchase of $160,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
p.
tional
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
School District,
Sale—The
inclusive.
Union School Dist.,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
basis of about 4.62%.
Coastside Union
on
1961
from 1962 to 1977 inclusive.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
.L»ue
to
3%s.
Winton School
pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Kerman-Floyd
ings Association, of San Francisco,
fol¬
as
$150,000 build¬
July 15 from
os.
1,840,000
Principal and interest (M-S)
able at the
follows:
1958
55—were awarded to the Bank
Bond
$4,715,000
*
as
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 186,
Oscar C. Palmer.
a
$460,0U0
Big Bear Lahe School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
The $55,000
school
building bonds offered July 11—
v.
185, p. 2718—were awarded to
—
net interest cost of about
100.13,
3.79%,
terest F-A.
Maricopa County School District
No. 28 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Due
in¬
1977
interest
Hartford
Company,
approved
&
by
Cole,
of
Hartford.
a
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
William
R.
Staats
&
Co.,, and
Torrington, Conn.
Schwabacher & Co.
Bond
Higher
Offering
construction
originally
Sale—The
Bond
Canceled
costs
contemplated
—
than
caused
control
v.
186,
bonds
Trust
jointly,
$325,000
sewer
revenue
flood
16—
awarded
to
the First Boston Corp., and Harris
issue
of
262—were
p.
cancellation of the plan to sell the
bonds.
$800,000
offered'Muly
100.26,
&
Savings Bank.
3.30s, at a
Chicago,
price of1
basis of about
3.27%.
as
a
Volume 186
Number 5657
West Greenwich
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
ration; The First National Bank of
Memphis; Courts & Co;; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Laurence M. Marks
>
"
Bond
■412 %"
Sale—An
school
sold
was
to
issue of
construction
G.
H.
;oJ Providence. Due on
1958
1972
to
&
Co.,
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
-
$75,0(H)
bonds
Walker
sealed
& Co.; Braun, Bosworth &
Co.;
Incorporated; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
The
Citizens and
Southern Na¬
(P. O. East
Greenwich), Conn..
$160,000 library
Atlanta; Roosevelt &
Cross, ' Incoroprated;
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; William Blair &
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
Company; Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.; C. F. Childs and Com¬
pany, Incorporated.
Connecticut
/
>
"
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
/ Bond
Sale —,rne
$5,400,000 Kansas City; Eldredge & Co., Inschool
bonds .offered
July 18— ! corpora ted; King, Quirk & Co.,
v.
136, p. 262—were awarded to ; incoporated; Robert Winthrop &
.a
group
composed
of
Halsey, | Co.; First Southeastern Corpora■-Stuart & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
j tion, Atlanta; Hannahs, Ballin &
& Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Esta- |
Lee; The National City Bank of
Boston.
Westport
^
O.. Bridgeport),
(P.
*
,
,
&
Co.;
,
..
,3.48%.
Cook
W illimantic,
Conn.
$300,000 sewer
bonds offered July 15—v. 186; p)
to
awarded
j
Sale
Bond
First
the
Township
Thornton
County,
High School District No. 205
(P. O. Harvey), HI.
'
Sale—The
262—were
bonds,
Calcasieu Parish
(CDST)
p.m.
follows:
as
Lake
bonds.
The bonds mature
1959
to
ment
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
bonds
soldi to
was
Co., of Davenport,
$25,000
&
July
offered
bonds
school
4s.
Due
July
on
on
from
1
$356,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1997
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Commercial
National
at
Bank, in Shreveport,
Chemical
the
1963
15—v.
Due
Corp;,
of 100.16, a
as
3.20s, at
price J186,
a
156—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by A. C. Allyn
& Co.,. Inc., as 4V^s, at a price of
basis of about 3.16%.
FLORIDA
Florida
to
1967
Bona
ington,
—
T. W. Wither-
Secretary,
inclusive.
Bond
Town
| tion, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $1,750,000 Orange County road revenue
Harry J. Wilson & Co., Barcus,
Kindred & Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc., Walter M. Kelleher &
Co., Ballman & Main, Channel*
bonds.
<
on
Bonds
thereafter
Due
1956.
tional
City.
well,
in
due
Principal
payable
at
and
1962
callable
are
1961.
(M-N)
.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1976 inclu-
sive.
1,
Nov.
Dated
(EST)
interest
and
the
Securities Co., Geo. K. Baum &
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Scott &
j Kegley, Pohl & Co., Inc., Walter
Woody & Heimerdinger, Munici| Pal Bond Corp., Quail & Co., and
I Wudmann & Co.
j
First Na-
City Bank, of New York
Legality approved by CaldMarshall, Trimble & Mit¬
DuP"*age County Sch. Dist. No. 30
chell, of New York City.
Florida
Bonds
Sold—No
Not
bids
sota
lows:
County bridge
offered
bonds
2963.
revenue
July .12—v. 185,
p.
Sale—The
Waterfront
•
p.
Fund
July 18 —
262—were awarded to
of White, Weld
composed
Co.:
&
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Courts
,
&
(
:•
Co.;
Stubbs,
Smith
M-N.
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
group
a
dated June 1,
Legality ap¬
are
Interest
1957.
186.
v.
1 from
1964 inclusive.
The,bonds
indebted¬
of
July 19—v. 186, p. 263—has been
postponed until July 26.
Offering
Clerk,
III.
LaSalle,
of
.
will
'Sa^—The^$750,000
bonds cr
y
bardo; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Breed !
Bond
sa n l & Harrison, Inc.; and Lucas, Eisen | tal-y
jewcr
'
& Waeckerle, as 3%s, at a price
—v* ld6» Pweie awarded to
a
group
composed of the First
of 100.17, a basis of about 3.71 %.
Surf side, Fla.
Whipple & Co.,
and Mullaney.
Offering—Hyman Fechter, 1 Wells & Co., at a price of 100.04.
Town Clerk, will
receive sealed i a net interest cost of about 3.72%,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 12 ! as follows:
purchase
bonds.
revenue
1957.
-
Due
on
of^$l00.000 water
Dated
1.
1967.
1.
j
Principal
(F-A)
pavaole
Miami
Beach.
at
as
and
Beach.
1969
to
site
17
—
awarded
314%
a
1 e—lne
unlimited
tax,
$15,465,000
general
100.001, a
net
interest
about 3.73%, as follows:
•
of 98.2276.
a
basis of about 3.389%.
Other members of the syndicate:
The
First
New
.
-
National
City Bank
of
York; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ley
&
Co.,
Incorporated;
The
Northern Trust Company; Harris
Trust and
Savings Bank;' Trust
Company of Georgia; Phelps, Fenn
&
.
Co.; Mercantile Trust Company;
Securities Corporation;
Equitable
Merrili
Beane;
.
Lynch, Pierce,
White,
Weld
Fenner &
&
Co.;
Carl
M. Lc>eb, Rhoades & Co.
The
Robinson-Humphrey
,
1958 to
Offering—G
e o r
g e
chase
of
Dec.
sive.
1
water
$240,000
bonds. Dated June
from
1958
works
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a
banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
to
Iowa
1958
Due on Dec. 1 from
1968
to
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1, 1969
50,000 3.40s.
and
.
1970.
165,000
the
Bond
Sale—The
Park
Bond
Village
Forest, III.
Offering—John
Manager,
will
L.
Scott,
receive
Buchler,
&
to
1969
inclusive.
Due on July
85,000 5s.
1975
Bond
15
from
inclusive.
pital
Offering—C. K. Williams,
purchase of $260,000 hos¬
1962.
Dated Feb.
bonds.
on
1
Feb.
inclusive.
Interest
1961
from
Callable
of
as
F-A.
1,
Bond
Parish
School
1,
Legality ap¬
District
No.
O. Benton), La.
Offering
—
T.
at
Offering
Edward
B.
—
Secretary
of
the
Parish School Board, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Boudreaux,
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $225,000
school
Dated
building bonds.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
to
1977 inclusive.
Interest
1958
A-O.
Cox
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
&
•
Hanover, Mass.
«.
Sale—The $200,000
school
offered July 17—
v.
186, p. 263—were awarded to
Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 3.60s,
at a price of 100.40, a basis of
project
bonds
3.51%.
about
Leominster, Mass.
Offering—Arthur G. Ken-
nard, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Second BankStreet Trust
State
Co., Municipal
Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 23 for
the purchase of $224,000 bonds, as
Ill
Dept.,
follows:
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
1 from
School
Northwest
94,000
1
con¬
frojn 1958 to .1967 inclusive.
bonds
The
Aug.
dated
are
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned Bank.
1.957.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Lexington, Mass.
Car¬
J.
Offering—James
Bond
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
tional
of
Bank
Boston,
State
28
(P: O. Houma), La.
Offering — E. T. Brady,
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of
of Board of Commis¬
will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(CST) 011 July 23
the
purchase
of
$1,350,000
$810,000 bonds, as follows:
$490,000 street, sewer and library
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
District No.
until
L.
3
11
bonds,
as
follows:
improvement
public
$700,000
Due
bonds.
1960
1
Sept.
on
1987 inclusive.
to
from
Bonds
callable
as
of Sept.
1, 1972.
650,000 water works utility reve¬
nue
bonds. Due on Sept. 1
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds due in
after
are
1968 and there¬
callable
as
of Sept.
1958
Interest
by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
Sept.
1,
60,000 school project bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Rodes,
inclusive.
bonds
The
are
dated
Aug.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1957.
able at the
abovementioned bank.
approved
Legality
Palmer
Thorndike,
&
by Storey,
Dodge, of
Boston.
Note
—
the
ments
The foregoing
report
in
our
supple¬
issue of
July 8—v. 136, p. 157.
MARYLAND
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering—Secretary C. R.
Pease announces that the
Com¬
mission will receive sealed bids
2
the
county
p.m.
North Adams, Mass.
1957.
M-S. Legality approved
for
inclusive.
1977
to
260,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
1967.
Dated
(EDST) on July 31
of $2,088,000
Bond
Offering—Gerald J.
Sul¬
livan, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
28 State
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 24 for the pur¬
chase
of
$170,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.A
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
tional
of
Bank
Boston,
Boston,
Street,
cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
approved by Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
ton. Legality
Thorndike,
Boston.
purchase
highway
construction
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Callable as of Aug. 1, 1965. Prin¬
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $600,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due serially from 1958
1977 inclusive.
262—
Beverly
p.
the
to
struction bonds. Due on Aug.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 2
to
2.68%.
Mary Parish Special Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Franklin), Lai '
1987
Feb.
of Louisville.
(P.
bidder,
only
1957.
to
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
J3
July
157—were awarded
186,
15—v.
55,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug.
1,
(P. O. Barhoursville),
Kentucky '*
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
Due
offered
bonds
4,000,000 Series A bonds as 3.30s.
1977.
6 for the
Com¬
and
of¬
bonds
$3,000,000 Series A bonds as 3.10s.
30,000 5 V4S. Due on July 15, 1976
and
$76,000
Headquarters
building
$55,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
price of 100.005, as follows:
1963
.
Mass.
Co., of Beverly, as 23/4s, at
price of 100.25, a basis of about
due in 1973 and thereafter are
$85,000 434s. Due on July 15 from
to
.
Sale—The
Police
of
follows:
for
$200,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
16 — v. 185, p. 263 — were
awarded to Stein Bros. & Boyce,
1958
23, 1958.
par,
July
bonds
price of 98.72.
1,
1, 1967.
approved
Teachers Retirement
the
Bond
Wickliffe),
County (P. O.
Kentucky
on
sioners,
1
KENTUCKY
Ballard
(DST)
noon
Secretary
Dec.
on
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
sewer¬
offered July
15—v. .186, p. 262—were awarded
to Harry
J. Wilson & Co., at a
revenue
Legality
p.
State
System,
until
age
Oct.
Oct.
Terrebonne Parish Water Works
Due
3.60s.
until
Station
Bond
.Bond
Sale—The $325,000
build¬
ing bonds offered July 11—v. 186,
p. 157—were awarded to Ravenscroft & Co., of Cedar Rapids, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
of about 3.54%, as follows:
Bond
Bossier
$125,000
A-O.
on
inclusive.
1976
Fire
3,000,000 Series A bonds as 3.20s.
LOUISIANA
O'Fallon, III.
of
as
Due
1987 incl.
dated
are
and
Metairie.
Tipton Community School District,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Callable
McDonald
St.
A.
1, 1957. Due on
to 1976 inclu¬
inclusive.
1964
41/ss.
Schramer, Village Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 7 p. m.
(CDST) on July 26 for the pur-
Com¬
Inc.; First National Bank,
Atlanta; First of Michigan Corpopany,
as
from 1969 to
The
as
235,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Montgomery, III.
Bond
ligation
-
v.
cost
$65,000 3V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Knox County
ob¬
improvement bonds of~
July 16—v. 136, p. 262—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, at a price
bonds offered
185, p. 2856 — were
Mullaney, Wells &
to
! Company,
fered
-
inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
1
186,
of
of
price
a
Due Oct.
Bond
Oct.
17—v.
at
bids
July 24 for the purchase of $301,*;
000 notes.
Dated Aug. 14, 1957,;
1977
to
water
sewer
to
building
and
June
Atlanta, Ga.
Dec. 1 from
Sale—The $159,000 school
Bond
:
GEORGIA
S
on
McHenry County Consolidated Sch.
District No. 8 (P. O. Union), III.
»
Bond
1976
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
bonds. Due
1958
refunding
475,000
Hutchinson
at a
of
Le-
Chapman. &
[ gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
Due
400,000.3%s. Due
interest
Bank
the
Miami
1967
1958 to
50,000 314s.
of Aug.
from
1
Bonus
$300,000 33/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1974 inclusive. Callable
-
Feb.
Oct.
on
erans'
Co.,
sealed
H. Cun¬
will receive
Chairman,
ningham,
a
—
p.
Bond
for the
p.m.
inclusive.
56—were awarded to
William Blair & Co., and Frantz
Bank of Chicago; Bacon.
National
Ramsey,
Louisiana (State of)
Bond
Sale
The $10,000,000
$300,000 con¬
struction bonds offered July 10— Various
Combat
and
War
Vet¬
&
1
Offering—James
Trust
7:30
Sale—The
$110,000 3V2S.
Lom-
&
Levi
—
bonds, as follows:
by
Community School District,
186,
Massachusetts
Note
bined
Iowa
v.
%
awarded
1957.
IOWA
Bond
2.60s,
as
Gloucester Housing Authority,
July
until
•nterest
Newton
were
,
were
$8,000
school
building
originally
scheduled
for
1965
1960 to
offered
ness
;
255,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
$1,700,000
Development
certificates
revenue
as' fol¬
$180,000 4s. Due on Nov.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Certificate
"
9 were
Trust &
Chicago,
Bank,
Savihgs
Harris
the
to
awarded
were
received for the $2,000,000 Sara¬
July
offered
bonds
ing
,
build¬
Sale—The $435,000
Bond
Development Commission
Tallahassee), Fla.
Wheaton), III.
O.
(P:
(P. O.
t
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
of
at par.
water
Safe De¬
Boston
posit & Trust Co., Boston,
fered
County School Corporation
(P. O. Nashville), Ind.
ing
the
to
receive sealed
(CST)
on
bids
Brown
of Nov. j
as
from
1
inclusive.
000
bonds
awarded
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $565,-
July
on
$50,000
July
17
offered
bonds
Hamilton,
$90,000 sewer system
syndicate:
First of Michigan Corpora-
Co.,
receive
will
a.m.
Due
1976
to
Sale—The
Bond
INDIANA
Co.,
on
sealed bids until 10
1968
Bache & Co., the
Lee Higginson Corp., Reynolds &
Baxter
Tallahassee), Fla.
Oifeiihgr
&
142,000 4s.
4.49%.
a basis of about
Other members of the
100.10,
Development Commission
(P. O.
p.
Bond
Crowe, of Dallas.
~
Boston
Exchange
Farmerville, La.
July 1 from
on
or
Bank, qf New York City. Legality
1958 to 1962 inclusive.-
50,000 3%s.
Corn
were
Boston
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
of about 3.95%, as follows:
cost
$37,000
$5 500,000
The
—
net interest
a
J.
of
$229,000 street
bonds offered July
16
First
the
to
Beverly, Mass.
Joe
receive
will
$840,000 school
July
Corp., and Hornblower & Weeks,
jointly, as 3.90s, at a price of
100.56, a basis of about 3.83%.
Shreveport, until 4 p.m.
July 26 lor the purchase
(CST)
Sale—The
price of 100.03,
a
Dr.
—
President,
pany,
Quail
improvement
11—v. 186, p. 157—were awarded
to Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., and
Yates, Heitner & Woods, jointly,
at
offered
awarded
the Louisiana Bank & Trust Com¬
Roxana, III.
Bond
01
sealed bids in the Board Room of
3.80s.
as
Offering
Mickle,
Poplar Grove Township (P. O.
Belvidere), III.
of
price
a
bonds
Retire¬
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
Bond
issue
at
Stockbridge,
Arlington, Mass.
Centenary College of Louisiana
Chicago.
Sale—An
4s,
as
&
Bond Sale—The
par.
banking institution.
road
Fund,
Miles
MASSACHUSETTS
to the Louisiana Teachers
serially from
Principal
by
55
of Baltimore.
$1,650,000 pub¬
lic
improvement bonds
offered
July 11—v. 186, p. 56—were sold
and interest payable at a Chicago
Bond
proved
Charles), La.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1976
Gravity Sub-
Drainage District No. 2 of Gravity
Drainage District No. 4 (P. O.
of
purchase
& Cleveland: Newman, Brown & Co.,
Hornblower
inc.;
Third
National
Bank
in
Nashville; J. W. Tindall & CornBurr; Roosevelt & Cross; Gregory ; pany; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Sons; Andrews & Wells, Inc.; j incorporated;
Wyatt,
Neal
&
: Eldredge
& Co., Inc.; and Wins- Waggoner.
;;
■
flow, Cohu & Stetson, as 3V2S, at a j
price of 300.13. a basis of about
ILLINOIS
Bond
the
ing bonds.
"Day;
'
8
for
225,000 park improvement bonds.
150,000 recreation center build¬
Weeks; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.;
Putnam & Co.; Coffin &
,
until
23
$535,000
.
] brook
bids
July
on
tional Bank,
Interest
F-A. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
(367)
Bond
school
Quincy, Mass.
—
The $2,025,000
Sale
bonds
offered July
18—v.
186,
p.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the State Treasurer's office in
Baltimore
or
Annapolis, at the
263—were awarded to a
group composed of Smith, Barney
& Co., White, Weld & Co., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities. &
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
Co.,
Stone
&
Webster Securities
r.c
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(r>63)
Weeden
&
Co.,
Inc., as 3Vis, at a price oi
100.29, a basis of about 3.21%.
fclow,
Salem
Feb.
Dean
Co., George P. Fogg & Co., and
Chace, Whiteside, West & Win-
-
thereafter
Noyes & Co.,
Witter &
Hemphill,
.Corp.,
Housing Authority, Mass.
The
Offering—John
Note
A.
bonds
Tremont
120
Boston, until
for
24
St.,
July
noon (DST) on
purchase of $600,000
the.
State-Aided
Project
Elderly
for
Persons notes. Dated Aug. 14, 1957.
Due Oct. 23, 1.958.
dated
are
&
Aug.- 1,
Offering—Myrtle Becraft,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July
3()
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation water bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 frpm
inclusive. Bonds
Oct.
of
due
callable
are
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
nolds, City Treasurer, will re¬ or trust company designated by
ceive
sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
the purchaser. Legality approved
(DST) on July 22 for the purchase by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
of $500,000 notes. Dated July 22,
Stone, of Detroit.
1957. Due Nov. 15, 1957.
Additional
as
1,
1966.
Rey¬
Offering—The above
official
Waltham, Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
street
tmd
186,
—v.
to
the
$375,000 sewer
July 17
263—were awarded
bonds
p.
Bankers
offered
Trust
Co., New
York City, and Kidder, Peabody &
Co., jointly, as 3.20s, at a price of
100.63, a basis of about 3.10%.
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
Wells,
ceive
Offering
Town
sealed
—
K.
will
re¬
Treasurer,
bids at the
chase
of
system*
will
to
supply
bonds. Dated July
on
water
July 1 from 1959
inclusive.
and
sealed
time for the pur¬
same
revenue
1988
1975
receive
$210,000
1, 1957. Due
Bonds
thereafter
July 1, 1967. Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
company designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
interest
trust
the
by
at the National Stone, of Detroit.
Trust Dept., 40
Charlevoix, Mich.
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
Bond Offering — Hugh Mayne,
(DST) on July 23 for the pur¬
will receive sealed
chase of $200,000 sewer construc¬ City Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July
tion
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
29
for
the
purchase of $52,000
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967
water
supply
revenue
system
inclusive. Principal and interest
bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due
payable at the National Shawmut
on
March 1
from
1959
to
1963
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
inclusive. Principal and interest
l>y Storey, Thornclike, Palmer &
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
Dodge, of Boston.
company designated by the pur¬
Winchester, Mars.
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Bond Sale—The $110,000 water ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Shawmut
bids
Bank,
"Water
bonds
offered
July 16— v. 186,
p. 263 — were awarded to W. E.
Hutton
&
Co.,
and
Lyons
&
Shafto, jointly, as 2.80s, at
of
100.20,
a
Detroit.
McDonald-Moore
&
Akron Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Offering
Stanley Volk,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
Dafter
sealed
bids
until
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 186,
157—were
p.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Nina
Gay-
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on July 22 for
purchase of $195,000 school
building i, bonds. Dated June
1,
the
1957. Due
3986
itnd
on
thereafter
callable
are
1977
as
of
July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at a bank or
est
trust
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
company
1957. Due
headed
special
by
assess¬
the
Clerk,
25
©50,000
es
for the
general
receive
(EST):
purchase
of
1
at
sewer
obligation
by
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
from 1958 to
1987
disposal
offered
July
Moore
15—v.
&
186,
to
Co., and
Co., jointly.
Gilmore
bonds
revenue
awarded
were
&
system
bonds,
Aug.
inclusive.
on
1,
1967.
1,200,000 water bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from ,1958 to 1987 in¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1977 and
Agency,
V.
inclusive.
—
the
Francis
Bonds due
in
1964
and
chaser. Legality approved by
Mil¬
Detroit.
Niles, Mich.Offering—Burt Luth, City
(EST) on July 22 for
the
purchase of $64,000 special
assessment paving
bonds. Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
196*6
inclusive. Bonds
in 1964 and thereafter
of June
as
1,
are
due
callable
1959. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Bank, of Niles, or
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
National
First
at the
Oak Park, Mich.
Sale—The $108,000 street
Bond
improvement
bonds
15—v.
157—were awarded
186,
p.
to the First of
offered
July
Michigan Corp.,
as
1957
on
70,000 3%s. Due
1961
to
on
Oxford
Area
District
Community School
(P. O. Oxford), Mich.
Offering— Gerda Houck,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
(EST)
until
bids
8
July 31 for the
purchase of $500,000 building and
site bonds. Dated June
1, 1957.
p.m.
on
June
on
1,
1
from 1958
in
callable
to
1983
1968
as
of
Principal
and
payable at a bank
or
are
1967.
(J-D)
the
$145,000 water
supply system
revenue bonds
fered July 9—v. 186, p. 56.
of¬
and
June
interest
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Stevens & Moorman, of
Berry,
Sale—The
Portland, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
revenue
185,
bonds
p.
disposal
$250,000
system
27
—
awarded
v.
to
bonds
sewage
offered
185, p. 2965 — were
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., and Donovan, Gilbert & Co.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
cost
of
about
1958
to
4.21%,
offered
Watling, Lerchen
Bond
eral
186,
bonds
p.
Kenower,
follows:
&
13—
to
Company.
L'Anse, Mich.
Sale—The $200,000
obligation
system
v.
June
on
1969 to
disposal
July 15—
sewage
offered
264;—were
Mac Arthur
awarded
&
Co.,
to
as
Bonds
in
due
callable
are
1964
of
as
and
Nov.
264—were awarded to the First
p.
National
Bank, of Walker,
Douglas and Pope Counties Joint
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 42
(P. O. Kensington), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $130,000 school
building bonds offered July 16—
186, p. 264—were awarded to
v.
Allison-Williams
$35,000
Michigan
1958 to 1968
1974
to
July 1 from
on
1983
inclusive.
Township (P. O. Saginaw)
Bond
Offering
Township
Elmer
—
Clerk,
Rusch.
will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
receive
(EST)
011
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $785,000 Water Supply System. No. 1
bonds.
revenue
1957.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
June
from
1
1962
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
April
1,
callable
are
Principal
1972.
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
1978
as
of
in¬
and
Paddock
&
Feb.
on
from
1 from
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
in
1971
callable
Additional
obtained
July
7:30
for
23
the
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
$93,000 street improvement special
assessment bonds.
Dated July 1,
1957.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1.
1957 to
callable
are
1964
as
of
1959.
Principal and inter¬
payable at a bank or
(J-D)
trust
from
Bonds due in
thereafter
June
1
designated by the
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
company
purchaser.
of Detroit.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Offering—Betty E. Fenker,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
until
4
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
July
$96,000
improvement bonds, as fol¬
for
the
general obligation bonds.
on Aug.
1 from 1958 to
Due
inclusive.
1967
62,000 special assessment bonds.
Due
Aug.
011
July
1,
are
1967.
information may
from
T.
G.
be
Evensen
&
Associates, Inc:,- 723 First National
Soo Line Building, "Minneapolis.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Certificate
Sale
certificates
fered July
of
15
The
—
$45,000
indebtedness
of¬
186, p. 264—
awarded to the Fergus Falls
National Bank & Trust Co., and
v.
—
were
First
National
Bank,
Fergus Falls, jointly.
Sale
both
of
The
—
1958
to
1967 inclusive.
im¬
the Security State Bank, and First
National Bank, both of Glencoe,
jointly,
3%s.
as
Hennepin County Joint Independent
Consolidated School District No.'
142
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
Bond Offering^r-Carlton C. Mil¬
ler,- District
sealed
on
bids
July
will
Clerk,
until
31
for
8
$500,000 school
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
building bonds.
Note—The lone bid received for
the foregoing bonds when offered
in the original amount of $900,000
on
July 9—v.
rejected...-,
186,
.
264—was
p.
.
,
Kasson, Minn.
Bond
Offering—A.
G. Hanson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST) on July
30 for the purchase of $215,000
general
obligation
sewer
and
water bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Aug. 1
from 1959 to
inclusive.
Bonds
196.9
1 from
$50,000
provement bonds offered July 15
—v.
186, p. 57—were awarded to
on
lows:
$34,000
thereafter
and
of
as
Glencoe, Minn.
Offering — Ralph Ander¬
Township Clerk, will receive
bids until
v
from I960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
Bond
Bond
Oct.
1
from
1
from
1
Oct.
Dated
Due
on
June
callable
in
due
1969
1968
of
and
Aug.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
any suitable bank desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Briggs,
Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
are
as
1 from
are
1958 to
callable
as
of
offered
July
suc¬
15—v.
awarded
were
186,
the
to
bonds
p.
57—
American
National Bank of St. Paul.
Bond
Village
sealed
Bloomington, Minn.
;
Offering—Frank Lawler,
Manager,
will
receive
bids
Aug.
on
Due
the
$100,000 park,
special
water and light plant and
assessment
improvement
stitution
by
survey
until
5
for
bonds.
011
Aug.
inclusive.
by
8
the
p.m.
(CDST)
purchase
of
and improvement
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
park
cessful
1 from 1959 to 1968
payable at
bidder. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Sale—The
assessment
at
Paul.
Sale—The
$100,000
designated
able
Anoka, Minn.
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
thereafter
1957.
from
building bonds. Dated July 1,
on
1,
MINNESOTA
Oct.
1977 inclusive.
Offering—Eugene Stewart,
1957. Due
Aug.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Ypsilanti Savings Bank, Ypsilanti.
8 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $4,500,000 school site
stitution
Principal and interest
a suitable banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
$155,000 special
bonds
offered July 16
186, p. 264—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., and First
of Michigan Corp.,
jointly, as fol¬
lows:
1
ceived until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $1,000,000 public utility revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
1,
Ypsilanti Township (P. O.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Bond
—v.
1971
Feb.
Fairmont, Minn,
-
to
terest (A-O) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved'
bids
inclusive.
70,000 4.80s. Due
due
Mich.
est
on
1966
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
July 1 from
on
4s. Due
Thomas
1966
Due
196*7 to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
175,000
and
a
"1972 to 1980 inclusive.
$105,000 4MjS. Due
and
at
follows:
as
25,000 41/2S. Due
lows:
1997
4s.
1960 to
Sale—The
$345,000 school
building bonds offered July 16—
v.
186, p. 158—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., as fol¬
Co.,
net interest cost of
par, a
4.83%,
Tekonsha Community School Dist.,
Bond
3 Vis
as
and 33/is.
about
1972 inclusive.
4s.
1973 to
on
Roseville, Mich.
gen¬
special assessment
April 1, 1957. Due
from 1958 to 1966 in¬
Sale—The $35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 186,
price of
as
1968 inclusive.
40,000 4y4s. Due
1983
&
1959.
$80,000 4V2S. Due
and
Dain
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. $
(P. O. Walker), Minn.
the
follows:
Bond
57—
p.
Mi
Bond
Detroit.
1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at a
banking in¬
2609—were awarded
sealed
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
street
June
$375,000 water
receive
1,
1959.
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
22
June
186,
J.
Cass County
trust
Detroit.
and
Lapeer, Mich.
Bond
clusive.
company
chaser.
10—v.
Company.
Harm,
sewer
May 1
on
tion, will receive sealed bids until
were
will
J.
Dated
sealed
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
bids
on
son,
>
$150,000 school
Sold—No
bonds.
Nov. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
building bonds offered July 11—
v.
186, p. 157—was rejected.
Harrison, Mich.
sanitary
Nov. 1 from
Riverview Community Sch. Dist.,
bid
Clerk,
D.
—
bids until 7:30 p.m. (ESi1) on Aug.
for
the
purchase ol $118,000
1960 inclusive.
to
Michigan
lone
July
awarded' to
follows:
Sattley
Elberta),
Shores, Mich.
5
un¬
til 7:30 p.m.
to
offered
were
1, 1962
Aug.
on
65,000 4)4s. Due
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
1958
City
Stone, of
ler, u.anij.ci.u, x-aciuocK; oc
Bond
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Offering
thereafter
are callable as of April
1,
1963. Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
companv designated by the pur¬
130,000
Sola—The
submitted for
2%-s, at
as
thereafter
Township, Elberta School
Not
and
Gee,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
23 for the purchase of $15,000 gen¬
eral obligation fire fighting equip¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1967
56—
p.
McDonald-
H.
were
—
Housing
par.
Offering
interest
Flushing, Mich.
on
Bonds due in 1977 and there¬
after are callable as of Feb.
&
Bond Sale—The
$220,000 sewage
v.
bonds. Due
in¬
bank
a
2720
p.
Muir, Mich.
Bond
to
1957
designated
by
$1,-
follows:
$750,000
payable
submitted for
will
eealed bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
Principal and
purchaser.
Bonds Not
Alpena, Mich.
July
from
1
company
Stranahan,
Bond Offerin g—Edward E.
City
Quinn,
receive
Oct.
(A-O)
trust
or
on
inclusive.
terest
Harris & Company.
•Seguin,
will
obligation public works
equipment bonds. Dated June 1,
Bonds
obligation bonds
totaling $162,000 offered June 18—
V. 185, p. 2856—were awarded to
group
price of
thereafter
general
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
185,
bonds offered
Federal
Home Finance
a
Michigan
ment and general
a
Clerk,
District No. 4 (P. O.
Allen
V.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
22
for
the
purchase of $25,000
of Detroit.
Bond
the
to
Due
Bond Offering—Trena M.
City
July 1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Bonds due in
Center
v.
—
$1,650,000 Stu¬
inclusive. Bonds due
1959
lord, Secretary of Board of Edu,■cation, will receive sealed bids
H.
to
Farmington, Mich.
after
Alden School District, Mich.
awarded
Sattley & Co.
sive. Bonds due in 1963 and there¬
are
callable as of April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The
26
sold
will
No. 10 (P. O. Dafter), Mich.
8
3962.
June
1961
Clair
Bond
Bond
Township School District
—
p.m. '(EST)
on July 24 for
the
purchase of $300,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
on April 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclu¬
-
-
-
.
to
35,000 3V2s. Due
of
University
Agriculture and Applied Science
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Company, of
Detroit.
Bond
State
$38,000 4V2S. Due
Crystal Falls School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $55,000 school
a price
building bonds offered July 11—
basis of about 2.76%.
v.
186, p. 157—were awarded to
MICHIGAN
1958
in
due
$120,000 3%s. Due
St.
callable
are
from
1
Monday, July 22, 1957
1977 inclusive.
to
Michigan
of
as
or
Arthur
also
Jan.
on
1962 inclusive.
dent Health
Bond
1986
Due
to
1.963
Bond
Bridgman, Mich.
1959 to
5s.
169,000 41//2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Cutler, of Chicago.
in 1967 and thereafter
Somerville, Mass.
Note Offering—William J.
$31,000
1958
at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
fiey,
Housing Board,
of
payable
Heag-
Chairman, will receive sealed
bids at the office of the State
as
1957. Principal and interest (F-A)
man
"
callable
are
1, 1967,
...
•
by
Faegre &
Legality approved
Benson,
of
Minne¬
apolis.
Sale
The
Sale
The $12,000,000
Highway bonds of¬
fered
July 16—v. 186, p. 158—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the First National City
Bank of New York, as 2.90s, at a
State
price
of
—
Trunk
100.05,
a
basis of about
2.89%.
Other members of the syndicate:
The
Northern
Trust
Company;
Continental Illinois National Bank
and
Trust
Company
Chicago;
of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Eastman Dil¬
lon,
Union
Northwestern
Securities
National
&
Co.;
Bank
of
The First National
Portland, Oregon; Wal¬
Minneapolis;
Bank
of
lace,
Geruldsen
&
Brothers Harriman &
Co.;
Brown
Co.; Robert
Na¬
W. Baird & Co., Incorporated;
tional
Bank
of
Commerce
Buhl, Minn.
Bond
Minnesota (State of)
Bond
of
provement and public utility im¬
Seattle; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson;
Harold E. Wood & Company: Byrd
provement bonds totaling $200,000
Brothers;
—
general
im¬
Zahner and Company.
Volume 186
Number 5657
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
MoWer mnd-JRreebor»Co*mtiesJqint
inclusive. Principal
interest
and
57
(369)
DtdtontNeb,
Margate CityyN. /.
-Carlsbad,
Mex.l ' ",
$445;000 Spe-i
jcial Assessment Paving -District
: the DaltoiHBtate Bank, Dalton.
;
) J*ond Sale—Amissp
! and street paving bonds totaling No. 7 bonds offered- July 11 —
school' build ing ^bouds: :was .sold Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
! $330,000 is July 25—v. 186, p. 265. V. 186, p; 158—were awarded to
Lincoln,-Neb.
Louis.
tor Piper; \ Jaffray
Hopwood.
Boettcher & Co., of Denver,- ad
Bond Sale—The special assess¬
Middlesex, N. J.
4y4s and 3%s, at a price of 102.00*
Olmsted County Common Sch. Dist. Sunflower County, Drew Municipal ment bonds totaling $881,000 of¬
Bond Offering—Elmer C.
Hoagfered July 15—v. 186, p. 57—were
'No. 9 (P. O. ' Rochester), Minn.
Separate School District (P. O.
NEW YORK
land, Borough Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The $40,fH)Oge'neral
awarded
to
Drew), Mis.
Salomon Bros.
&
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Bond Offering—Janie Stancill, Hutzler, at a price of
Brookhaven (P.O. South Ocean .i
obligation school building bonds
100.03, a on
July 31 for the purchase of
offered July 11—v. 186, p. 158— District Clerk, will receive bids net interest cost of about 2.94%,
Avenue, Patchogue), N. Y.'
$105,000 bonds, as follows:
until 10 a.m. (CST) on July 23 as follows:
were awarded to
»*R©nd Sale—An issue of .$26,000
Independent"* Consolidated l School payable m .a; paying agent - to be
District* No% 90 '(Pi jDs Eyle '//Minn. i designated by . the
State Bond
: Commission.
Legality approved by
water, -system, bonds
.
Bond
Bond • Offering - Correction
-4'
sold rto: The
offering -date bf the school
was
Sal«s-The
-
•
v
Piper, Jaffray &
Hop wood,
of
Minneapolis.7 - as
4.60s, at a price of 100.03, a basis
of about 4.59%.;*
*
.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
for the purchase of $500,000 school
bonds. Due serially from 1958 to
to
;
bids until 8 p.m.
29
for
the
(CDST)
on
July
purchase of $1,025,000
improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1957.
to
Due
March
on
interest
payable
from
1959
Principal
1968. inclusive.
and
1
at
suitable
purchaser.
any
bank designated by the
Legality
approved/by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
<Minnesota
Bond Offering—A1 Braun, Dis¬
receive sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m.. (CDST) on
July 25 for the purchase of $120,000 school building, bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
Clerk,
will
1977 inclusive. Bonds due
1960 to
in 1972 and thereafter are
^
callable
of Aug. 1, 1967. Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at: any
as
suitable
bank
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen/ Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.;.
Swanville, Minn.
t
8»nd Offering
Herbert
—
Thompson, Village Clerk, will re•
ceive
until. 8
bids
sealed
-
(CDST)
p.m.
July 25 for the pur¬
chase of $30,000 general obligation
community building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
on
and interest
suit¬
the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Mbrton, Kyle &
Macartney,.of St. Papl.
payable at
any
able bank designated by
'
i
•
i
*i
i
W'aterville, Mihn. ■ "•
H. E. Beach,
1
Bond
Offering
City Recorder, will receive' sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
5
for
the purchase
of $500,000
sanitary sewer and sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1983 inclusive. Bonds due in 1972
thereafter
and
callable
are
as
of
Aug. 1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
est payable at any suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
'■
Willmar, Minn.
Offering
Certificate
—
Bond
Einar H.
Brogren, City Clerk, will receive
Clerk,
Radah B. Becker, City Clerk, an¬
that
nounces
received
bids
sealed
until
8
p.m.
will
(CST)
be
on
bids
July
until
7
for
Sale—The
$300,000 non
dormitory
revenue
tax-exempt
offered
bonds
to the Federal
Finance
June
7
were
sold
Housing and Home
Agency,
as
2%s, at
St. Louis County (P. O.
par.
Bond
lic
improvement bonds offered
July 17 — v. 186, p. 158 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the
Northern
Drexel
Trust
&
Trust
Co.,
p.m.
Co., Chicago,
and
Mercantile
St. Louis, at a price
of 100.06, a net interest cost of
about 3.28%, as followsr
Co.,
Sale—An
was
issue
sold
Dated
Bond
Miss.
works
to
of
$50,000
1958.
Legality
approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
by
St..
Louis.
Indianola, Miss.
Sale—The $67,000
assessment street
offered
bonds
p.
special
improvement
July 16
—
v.
186,
57—were awarded to the First
National
Bank
of
Memphis,
as
4.15s.
Mississippi (State of)
Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
Sale—The
Attorney-General and ExSecretary of State Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
-14 for the purchase of $3,920,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due 'semi-annually
from May 1, 1958 to May 1, 1969
the
at
Boonton
Trust
Company,
of Boonton.
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
approved
W aid wick
Bond
-
School District, N.
Offering
Pfitzner,
Secretary
J.
R.
Edward
—
of
the
until
2
p.m.
on
Board
(M-S)
payable at the
Bank
National
&
Merchants
Trust
Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. -
Jordan.
Huntington and Smithtown
**1
v-m
n-.
.
•
.
™
Union
mm
n
Free Sch°°l D,'tnct No'Y. (F' °'
10
Commack), N.
Bond Sale—The $990,000 school •
bunaing bonds offered July 16—•
v. 186,
p. 159—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; Bacon*Stevenson & Co.;
Chas.
E.
Weigold &
Co.;
R.
and
of
Legality
system bonds offered June
185, p. 2966—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 4%s, at a price of
par.
Yellowstone
County (P. O.
Billings), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $625,000 court
house bonds offered July 17—v.
2721—were awarded to a
composed of Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, Allison-Williams Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Kalman & Co.,
185,
Dated
bonds.
Aug.
1,
1957.
Due
1977 in¬
clusive.
interest
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank of
Bradley Beach.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
1 from 1958 to
Principal
and
Aug.
on
City.
$620,000 water
.
p.
Township
Easthampton
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Mount Holly), N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
$70,000 school
bonds, offered July 15—v. 186, p.
158—were
awarded
to
Boland,
Saffin
of
&
as 4.70s, at a price
basis of about 4.68%.
Co.,
100.07,
a
Fredon
Twp. School District (P. O.
D. No. 2, Newton), N. J.
R.
Bond
Offering
Arnold
G.
—
group
& Co.,
Inc., and Foster
&
Marshall.
Conant, Secretary of the Board of
Chase County
Schol District No. 42
(P. O. Lamar), Neb.
Bond Sale—The $59,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 8—v. 186,
p. 57—were awarded to Coushlin
& Company, of Denver, as 4^4 s, at
a price of 100.42.
approved
Delafield
York City.
Hawkins,
New
West Morris
Wood,
of
Regional School Dist.
of
Bond
Sale
—
The
building bonds offered July
16—v. 186, p. 158—were awarded
to a group headed by the National
State Bank of Newark, and B. J.
Van Ingen & Co.
The group bid
for $1,994,000 bonds as 3.85s, at a
price of 100.30, a basis of about
purchase of
bonds.
on
(DST)
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)
Trust
1
1957
Principal
payable
1,
at
Co., Newton.
building
1956.
to
1969
Due
in¬
and
interest
the
Newton
Legality
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Chamberlain,
until
bids
sealed
receive
George
—
2
Fitz-
will
p.m.
25 for the pur¬
chase of $2,425,000 bonds, as fol¬
(DST)
July
on
lows:
bonds. Due on
from 1958 to 1986 in¬
water
$1,900,000
May 1
clusive.
Other
Ira
members
of the
account:
Hornblower &
Weeks, Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc., Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
J. B. Hanauer & Co., F. R. Cole &
Co.,
Haupt
Ewing &
Miller &
525,000
Co.,
&
McBride,
Co., and
Co.
NEW
Albuquerque
Municipal
Sch.
Dist.
Sale—An issue of $2,000,-
000
building bonds was sold to the
State of New Mexico, as 3s, at a
prinp of
par.
only bid submitted
the
foregoing bonds when
originally offered on June 4
v. 185, p. 2721—was rejected.
for
improvement
municipal
bonds.
Due
on
1
Nov.
from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
/
The
1957.
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
Principal ana interest (M-N)
payable
at
Co.
the
of
Marine
Central
Midland
New
York,
Midland
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Oswego, or at the Marine
MEXICO
New Mexico
Bond
NOTE—The
ap«*
City
gibbons,
3.81%.
Aug. 5 for
$65,000
Dec.
from
on
Y.
Oswego, N.
Offering
Bond
Trust
until 8 p.m.
rate of 2.57788%.
terest
$2,000,000
school
&
Trust
National
America
Saving^ Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, jointly, at an effective in¬
(P. O. Chester), N. J.
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
NEBRASKA
son,
Officio
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Offering—Louis
New York
to
Blyth
Bond
March 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclu-,
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Delorge,
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on
July 22 for the purchase of $200,600 notes.
Dated July 25, 1957.
Due Dec. 20, 1957.
26—v.
Cady & Co., as 3V->s.
April 1, 1957. Due April 1,
Bond
Mont.
works
notes
improvement
Offering—Joseph F. Starkey, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on
July 30 for the
purchase of $80,000 school bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1957. Due on
Nevada,
bids
July 31 for. the pur¬
municipal build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
Bond
payable
Note
Montville), N. J.
sealed
(DST)
chase of $47,000
-
Havre,
Note
Middlesex.
.
MISSISSIPPI
water
ceive
par.
Elbridge, N. Y.
Offering—Gayer MacColVillage Treasurer, will re-1
D. White &
Co., as 4.10s, at a
Education, will receive sealed
Hopkinton School. District, N. H.
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 6 price of 100.03, a basis of about
Bond Offering — Elizabeth M. for the
4.07%.
purchase of $162,000 school
$1,823,500 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Nystrom, District Treasurer, will bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
Liberty and Bethel, Swan Lake Fire
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
receive sealed bids at the Mer¬
on Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
District (P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
4
1,110,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from chants National Bank of
Boston, clusive.
Principal
and
interest
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale— The $20,000 fire
28 State St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
3,865,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1
apparatus bonds offered July 15
(DST) on July 23 for the pur¬ tional Bank of Allendale. Legal¬
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
—v. 186, p. 58—were awarded to
chase of $145,000
school bonds. ity approved
by Hawkins, Dela¬ the National Bank of Liberty, as
Other members of the syndi- Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. field &
Wood, of New York City. 3.40s, at par.
cate:
First Boston
Corp.; Hall- 1 from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
garten & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Principal and interest payable at Wayne Township (P. O. Mountain \
Middletown, N. Y.
Sons; Alex. Brown & Sons, City the above-mentioned Bank. Le¬
View), N. J.
Bond Offering — Nicholas F.
National Bank &
Trust Co., of
gality approved by Storey, ThornBond Offering—Peter MacDon- Vuolo, City Treasurer, will re¬
Kansas City; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. ald, Township Clerk, will receive ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.;
King,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
(DST) 011 Aug. 6 for the pur¬
Pembroke School District,-N. H.
Quirk & Co., Inc.; Blewer, Glynn
on
July 24 for the purchase of chase of $108,000 public improve¬
Bond Offering — Frances Mc¬
& Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Stix
$202,000 water bonds. Dated Aug. ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
& Co.; and Smith, Moore & Co.
Donnell, District, Treasurer, will
1, J 957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 pue on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967
receive sealed bids at the Mer¬
to 1087 inclusive. Principal and inclusive. Principal and interest
MONTANA
chants National Bank of Boston,
interest
fi
(F*A)
payable- at
the (F-A); payable at the' - Orange
28 State St., Boston, until noon
Bozeman, Mont.
Prospect
Park
National
Bank, County Trust Co., Middletown.
(DST) on July 24 for the pur¬
Bend Offering — Clerk L. G.
Prospect Park. Legality approved Legality
approved
by
VandeShadoian announces that the City chase of $115,000 school bonds.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Commission
will
receive
sealed Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. New York
City.
way, of New York City. •
1
from
1958
to
1980
inclusive.
ana oral bids until 3 p.m.
(MST)
on
New York (State of)
Wayne Township School District
Aug. 2 for the purchase of Principal and interest payable at
the above-mentioned Bank. Legal¬
(P. O. Paterson), N. J.
$1,200,000 water system revenue
Bond Offering Planned — State
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due 011 ity approved by Storey, ThornBond Offering—William G. De- Comptroller Leavitt is expected to
July 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Bos¬ Young, Secretary of Board of Ed¬ make an offering of about $27,000,ton.
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
ucation, will receive sealed bids 000
grade crossing
elimination"
are
callable as of July 1, 1967.
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July 24 bonds on or about July 30.
NEW JERSEY
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
for the purchase of $770,000 build¬
New York City Housing Authority,
able at the Harris Trust & Savings
Avon-By-The-Sea, N. J.
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
New York
Bond
Offering — Henry
Bank, of Chicago. Legality ap¬
M. on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Note Sale—The $1,235,000 notes
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Brouster, Borough Treasurer, will clusive.
Principal
and
interest
offered July 16—v. 186, p. 265—
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(F-A)
payable at
the
County
were
awarded to the Chemical
and
Trust
(DST) on July 30 for the purchase Bank
Company,
of
Great Falls, Mont.
V
Com Exchange Bank, and Bank
of $225,000
sewer improvement Haledon.
by
J-J.
Fulton,
price of
a
NEW
Missouri
Sale—The $6,798,500 pub¬
,
pay¬
Montville Township School District
sold to the State of
4s, at
Clayton),
1
Bond
lum,
tary Sewer Improvement Districts
Nos. 2 and 3 totaling $287,504.39
offered July 12—v. 186, p. 57—
as
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Legality approvded by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
NEVADA
were
in
State
1968
able at the National Bank of New
Reno, Nev.
Bond Sale—The bonds of Sani¬
Missouri
1957.
to
ing of $50,000 Water bonds origi¬
nally scheduled for' July 23—4
v. 186,
p. 265—has been postponed J
Jersey,
3.30s.
College (P. O. Kansas City),
1,
1958
(P.. 0.
Park
the
24
Aug.
from
Principal and interest (F-A)
186,000 Water District bonds, as
on
Bond • Offering—Fred
L.
Hill,
(CDST)
purchase of City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) 011 July
$4,200 tax anticipation certificates.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due Aug. 1, 22 for the purchase of $6,500 Spe¬
1959.
Principal and interest pay¬ cial Improvement District No. 929
able at the City Treasurer's office. bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Interest
sealed
Dated
1
1967.
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $200,000 street improvement bonds.
Bond
V'
trict
Ferguson, Mo.
Offering — City
&
Stearns County Independent School
District No. 38 (P. O. Spring Hill),
sewer assessment bonds.
combination will mature
1962
inclusive;
$217,000
2.80s, due 011 July 1 from 1963
to 1965 inclusive; and
$156,000
2.90s, due on July 1, 1966 and
MISSOURI
Bond Offering—Josepn Justad,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
11,000
,
1977 inclusive;
.
Louis Park, Minn.
St.
$94,000 general bonds.
$695,000 Paving and Improvement
District bonds, for ,$322,000
3.30s, due on July 1 from 1958
New
York
City.
Riverhead (P. O.
Riverhead), N.Y.
$267,000 bonds
Bond Sale—The
offered July
y. i86, p. 159—
were awarded to Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., as 33/4S, at a price of
100.35, a basis of about 3.70%.
58
The
(370)
Warwick and Chester Central Sch.
District Na.
Bond
186,
Sale
The
—
awarded
265—were
p.
$2,670,000
July 18—v.
offered
bonds
to
a
composed of Smith, Barney
& Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Bacon, Steven¬
group
a
The
bonds
dated
are
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
approved
&
by
of
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
First
Bond Sale—The $100,000
school
bonds offered July 15—
186, p. 265—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co.
Amherst, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Robert L.
Renourd, Village
ceive
(DST)
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
re¬
noon
Aug. 6 for the purchase
on
$16,800
South
provement
bonds.
Dec.
on
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Lorain
County Savings & Trust Co., Am¬
herst.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
The
—
of
district improve¬
ment
special
assessment
bonds
scheduled for July 29, mature on
from
sive
not
and
issue of
to
1958
reported
as
inclu¬
1977
July 15—v. 186,
in
3,
to
basis
a
Sale—The
offered
were
July
$229,700 bonds
16—v.
185,
159—
p.
awarded to McDonald &
3y2s, at
Co.,
par.
Due
Dec.
on
from
1
1958
1967
inclusive. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
City Bank, Rocky River.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
interest
tional
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Brooklyn City School District
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered July 16—
v. 185, p. 2966—were awarded to
the First Cleveland
Corp.,
4y2s.
as
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Offering — Agnes Brown
Cain,
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
July 24 for the purchase of
$177,161.34 bonds and notes, as
follows:
$42,118.34 street improvement
spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Due
March
from
1
to
1959
$14,000
sewer
2858—were awarded
to the Farmers and Traders Bank,
4%s, at
price
a
of par.
Kent
City School District,
Bond Sale—The
on
1968
building bonds offered July 11—
v.
185, p. 2967—were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co., as 3%s, at
a price of
100.71, a basis of about
moreland, City Auditor,
ceive sealed bids until
will re¬
(EST),
noon
Aug. 3 for the purchase of
$43,500 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
on
1, 1957. Due
1977
(J-D)
Principal
payable
and
at
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Sale—The special assess¬
Bond
ment various purpose bonds
Dated
Sept.
1,
Legality
approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
v
Bond Offering—WVF.
Clerk
of
the
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
composed
&
of
Braun,
Bos¬
Co.;
Stranahan, Harris
& Co.; and Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., as 3V2s, at a price of 100.90,
basis
of
about
3.19%.
11
(P.
O.
City), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$15,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 186,
National
Bank
of
Cambridge,
bonds.
1
Due
from
on
as
'
bonds.
Oct.
1
Due
from
875,000 road,
separation
on
City Auditor, will receive
bids
April
1
and
1972 incl.
improvement
April; 1
1958 to
bridge
1972
and
bonds.
and
incl.
1972
1,817,000
and
on
345
inclusive.
and
346
Improvements
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1958
to
1977
inclusive.
25,000 County Sewer District 15,
Water
Supply Improvement
2,400,000 3V2S. Due
Nov.
to
15,
to
at
the
Ohio
until
sewage
noon
disposal
sanitary
works,
Nov.
1
from
to
1958
1977
nances
bonds.
sewers,
and
Due
inter¬
appurte¬
on
Nov.
1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
The
bonds are dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Cleveland Trust
1957.
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
Cleveland.
littman
Exempted Village
District, Ohio
Offering
—
E.
Williams, Clerk of Board of Eduation, will receive sealed bids
ntil
he
noon
milding
057.
.972
(FDST)
purchase
Due
of
bonds.
on
July 31 for
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
on
$160,000
1
from
school
Aug.
1958
1,
to
Principal and in¬
Sept.
on
1973
from
1
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1977
Sept. 1, 1978
on
the
Bond
Offering
—
1, 1957.
Due
to
inclusive.
1976
Stumip,
Sept.
Bonds
Principal
payable
at
(M-S)
land.
as
and
the
>
purchase of $2,800,000
$1,800,000
000,000
storm
were
bids
13 for
bonds,
$1,-
Woods County Indep. Sch. District
No. 1 (P. O. Alva), Okla.
—
C.
Mrs.
1
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
on
July 25 for
$125,000
school
building bonds. Due from 1958 to
1966
inclusive.
was
(The
1
from
July
18
ot¬
postponed.)
Gresham, Oregon
Bond Offering
Helen Harris,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
on
Aug. 7
for the purchase of $30,000 sewer
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Sept.
from
1
1958
to
1972
Offering
William
—
Principal
and
interest
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Hillsboro,
14 for
general
improvement
bonds..
1, 1957. Due
to
Sept.
on
inclusive.'
1961
approved
by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Speers (P. O. Charleroi), Pa.
•
:
Sale—The $30,000 general
Bond
Springfield Township (P.
Wyndmoor), Pa.
B.
Grove,? Jr., V County Chief Clerk,
will
receive
p.m.
(DST)
purchase
of
sealed
to
until
on
Aug; 1 for
$260,000 general
bonds.
Due
bids
Dated
Sept.
1963 inclusive.
1
on
'
8
the
ob¬
Sept.; l..;
from
1958
"
Bond
10—v.
to
Sale
Deane
Scribner; Stroud & Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as 4V4S, at a price
of 100.57, a basis of about 4.17%.
(P.
O.
Township Sch. Dist.
Ardmore), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $2,100,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
15—v. 186, p. 159—were awarded
eral
to
group composed of Philadel¬
a
phia National Bank; Kidder, Pea-
body & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Singer,
& Scribner; Rambo, Close
Kerner;
Harrison
&
Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; and
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about
3.04%,
$600,000 4s.
1959 to
as
Due
1964
1973
600,000 3s.
Due
1974 to
1979
Aug.
1
on
from
&
Sachs
awarded
Co., and
Townsend,:! Crouter
&
The Municipal Authority of the
Borough cf Chambersburg (P. O.
Chambersburg), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
revenue
186,
v.
a
p.
group
Aug. 1 from
$980,900
offered
sewer
July
11—
159—were aw*r^«d +o
composed of Goldman,
Sachs
&
Pierce,
Fenner
Co.;
Merrill
&
Lynca.
Beane;
Stroud
&
Co.; Harrison & Co.; and Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc., at a
price of 98.16, a net interest cost
of about
3.24%,
as
$175,000 2 34s. Due
1958
375,000
to
3s.
1963
to
1962
follows:
on
1971
to
Due
to
July
on
from
1
1970 inclusive.
1974
1977
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
190,000 3.20s. Due
1975
July 1 from
inclusive.
240,000 3.10s. Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
West Norristown
(P. O.
Norristown), Pa.
Sale—The $40,000 general
Bond
obligation bonds offered
the
June
18
2859—were awarded 1o
Peoples
National
Bank,
of
185,
p.
Norristown,
as
21/2s, at
a
price of
par.
inclusive.
on
Aug.
1
PUERTO
from
inclusive,
Puerto
Millvale School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Albert J. King,
Oregon
59—were
p.
&."Bodine, jointly, as 3%s, at a'
price of 100.06, a basis of about
—v.
inclusive.
900,000 2.85s. Due
1965 to
follows:
on
186,
Goldman,
DeHaven
The
&
Lower Merion
—
3.36%.
$170,000 gen¬
eral ooligation bonds offered
July
15—v. 186, p. 266—were awarded
to a groun composed of Singer,
—
O.
Sale
The $250,000 "genl
obligation bonds offered July
eral
Homestead, Pa.
in¬
clusive.
(J-D)
Aug.
on
$140,000
1958
Legality
and
(PST)
of
bonds offered July 12
186, p. 59—were awarded to
Chaplin & Company, as 4V2s.
Deane
OREGON
bids until 8 p.m.
:
F.
Principal and interest payable at
the Security Trust Co..
Pottstown,
-t
A.
Traverse, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
(DST)
noon
purchase
Dated Sept.
County (P. O. Chambersburg), Pa.
Bond
.
Bond
and
sewer
Pa.
Linford
—
.
Franklin
11,
street bonds.
Oifering
Offering
obligation
sanitary
July
on
follows:
as
the
in
callable
are
1957.
1,
interest
due
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by
Winfree,
Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
1957.
Tulsa, Okla.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
,
Moyer, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1962
on
1968 and thereafter
of
Helen
Clerk, will receive sealed
\
>
$25,000
offered
Webster
—v.
Bonds Not Sold —No bids
for
A.
School District,
Pottstown
obligation
a.m.
bonds
Co.;
Fauset, Steele & Co.; Thomas &'
Company; Brooke & Co.; McCormick & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Company; Fahey, Clark & Co.;'
Glover & MacGregor, Inc.; Dol¬
phin & Co.
?_
inclusive.
(P. O. Yamhill), Oregon
ligation
School
Margaret
Sept.' 1, 1904
on
until
Inola, Okla.
sewer
&
pany,
(A-O)
National
(CST) on July
25
for the purchase of $175,000
county hosptal bonds. Due from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.? -
received
Cor¬
Fidelity Union Trust Com¬
Newark, N. J.; The Illinois
Company Incorporated; Geo. B,
Gibbons
&
Company
Incorpo-.
rated; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
from
1
Bond
—
sanitary
ceptor sewers
Sept.
011
inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 29
for the purchase of $160,000 gen¬
O. Hollis),
'
Securities
rerd; Roosevelt & Cross Incorpo¬
rated; First of Michigan Corpora¬
District
Bond Offering—Viola Lassman,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
Webster
Witter
Dean
3.18%,
PENNSYLVANIA
bids until
&
Dougherty & Co.; Coffin & Burr
Incorporated; Butcher &
Sher¬
-
OKLAHOMA '7
(P.
Savings
and
poration; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
on
sewers
inclusive.
325,000
if
16
5^s, at a price oi
basis of about 5.49%.
Oklahoma
1
inclusive.
offering group
Trust
.
bonds, offered June
County
Stone
Yamhill County School District No.
as
and appurtenances bonds. Due
on
National
and 1979.
26—v. 185, p. 2859—were awarded
to Seasongood & Mayer, of Cin¬
Harmon
Aug.
on
1982
the
1
inclusive^
curities?&
1965.
1974 to
Sale—The $450,000 school
cinnati,
100.03, a
1963
200,000 31/4S. Due
Windham Exempted Village School
Bond
a
Due
to
Aug.
on
1988
Bank; Eastman Dillon, Union Se-;
Co.; Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
group
Chas. N.
price of 100.01,
and
400,000 3V8S. Due
Bank, of Columbus.
improvement
a
inclu¬
Due
1967
sive. Principal and interest
payable
3 Vas.
in
1964
to
1969
>
Aug. 1'
inclusive."
on
Due
1965
Harris
are:
to
3V4S.
eral obligation bonds.
1957.
1958
1959
from
". •
1966 to
bonds offered June
Aug.
from
Co.;
800,000 3s. Due
Ohio
1
to
First
,200,000 3Vzs. Due
1977 incl.
Company, and Sweney, Cartwright & Co., jointly, as
4s, at a price of 101.13, a basis
of about 3.77%.
Oct.
from
Due
tion;
185, p. 2502—were awarded
the
the
&
1960 to
Upper Arlington, Ohio
improvement
of
$400,000 4s. Due
and
6—v.
awarded
follows:
May 1 and
on
from 1969 to
1
4i/2s.
2,000,000
May 1 and
on
offered
59— were'
p. '
syndicate headed by
x
$3,000,000
Included
net interest cost of about
a
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1968 incl.
tering
Bond
County Sewer District
Sewerage
1,435,000 3j/4S. Due
bonds
186.
'•
$12,000,000
follows:
as
inclusive.
$2,000,000 water
July 16 — v. 186,
Tripp & Co., at
1 and
as
(DST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $525,100 bonds, as follows:
grade
Due
May
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1961 incl.
the
April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1958
to
Boud-
sealed
receive
1958 to
800,000 Snow Road
Painesville, Ohio
Offering — C. V.
Bond
59—were
Atkinson
on
1967
Portland; Harriman Rip¬
ley
&
Co.,
Inc.; First
Boston
Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; Foster
&
Marshall; Bramhall & Stein,
the
at
a
7,000,000
offered
composed
par.
interest
$665,000 4V2S. Due
Bond
$940,000 Snow Road improvement
Oct.
bear
bonds
to
Bank of
&
159—were awarded to the First
p.
Chinnock,
County
(DST)
on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$4,457,000 bonds, as follows:
price of
a
will be received until Aug.
Lore
interceptor
a.m.
Dominick,
&
McDonald
following rates:
the
Madison Consol. Local Sch. Dist.
of
will
until
Brothers, at
p200,000
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Dominick
Company,
total¬
reaux,
1957.
Co.,
v.
Bond Sale—The
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., and Byrd
$156,910 offered July 12 —
186, p. 58—were awarded to a
group
worth
135,043.00 street improvement
special assessment notes. Due
March 1, 1959.
&
obligation
—
16
lro'm
p.
Illinois
The
—
awarded to
Portland, Oregon
Sons, Francis I. duPont
ing
a
awarded to a
First Boston
Brown
&
Sale
July
Schar,
Portland.
bonds
the
First National Bank, Cincinnati.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
v.
of
1958
Dec. 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
interest
Lucas
were
—
of
District, Ohio
Lincoln Heights, Ohio
Offering — Guy West¬
to
$4,500,000
mortgage
offered July 17—v.
first
composed
3.67%.
'
on
58
p.
Dated
4s.
inclusive.
bonds
from
Corp., Dean Witter & Co., LadenThalmann
&
Co.,
Alex.
Ohio
$650,000 school
Bond
Bond Offering—Glen Ganyard,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 5
for the purchase of $218,250 street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
186,
The
—
Bond Sale—The $147,456.44 spe¬
assessment street and sewer
p.
as
1
system
d
o 11
general
E.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
cial
bonds offered June 28
of Jamestown,
Sale
revenue
4.28%.
Sale—The
185,
—v.
Bay Village, Ohio
1957.
about
of
assessment
our
Barberton, Ohio
Bond
Bond
41/2S, at a price of 101.80,
as
11—v. 185, p. 2967—
to Hayden, Miller
4Hs.
sewerage
B
the First National City Bank, New,1
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
011
July 29 for the purchase of $11,-: York City, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co.
000
Inc., at a price of 100.05, a
general
obligation
bonds.*;
net interest cost of about
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
3.54%r
Toledo, Ohio
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land,
Amherst, Ohio
$34,650 special
improvement
bonds
as
Offering—Earl
1957
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
t
Silverton), Oregon
awarded
Co.,
improvement bonds offered June
27—v. 185, p. 2858—were awarded
Chronicle... Monday, July 22,
County School District No.
(P. O. Route 3, Box 134 B,
Bond
Sale—The
offered July
The
(P.O.
1501 Prospect Road,
Hudson), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $ouu,000 school
R.D.
Financial
District Clerk, will receive sealed
burg,
Hudson Local School District
265.
p.
South
Bond
assessment
about 3.20%.
Bond
offering
sewer
1
Lancaster),
$100,000 bridge
construction
bonds offered
July
15—v. 186, p. 58—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., as 3Y4S,
at a price of
100.20, a basis of
Ashland, Ohio
Dec.
Trust
&
Jamestown, Ohio
Correction
approved by Squire, San¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
group
Cleveland.
$57,900
the
and
Bond Sale—The
St.
inclusive.
1967
was
Bank
Fairfield County (P. O.
Ohio
1 from 1958 to
1957. Due
notes
terest.
im¬
Dated Aug. 1,
Main
(J-D) payable at the RittSavings Bank, Rittman. Le¬
ders
$18,000
sold to
ot
Company,
of East Liverpool, at 4% in¬
both
building
issue
National
Bank
Potters
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cambridge), Ohio
540C
and
Marion
&
Liverpool, Ohio
Sale—An
tax anticipation
Adams
terest
man
were
East
Note
OHIO
to
1
1967
gality
office.
the
as
to
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
about 3.83%.
of
April
on
1962
1957.
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Chas. King & Co., as 3.90s,
price of 100.72, a basis of
and
v.
Due
from
1
&
son
at
Oct.
inclusive.
York
New
school
1456, bonds.
and
(P. O. Warwick),
1
Commercial
Rico
RICO
Aqueduct and
Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
BondLjOffering—E. M. Bowman,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
—Revenues
bids until
Aug.
6 for the purchase of
$36,000 im¬
until
May, 1957 amounted to $646,722,
as compared with $573.931 in May,
provement
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967
1957. Due
1966
and
8
p.m.
(PST)
bonds.
on
Dated
on
Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
thereafter
Sept. 1, 1962.
are
callable
as
of
the
8
p.m.
(DST)
purchase
of
on
Aug. 5 for
$50,000
school'
inclusive. Legality approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Pittsburgh.
of
Revenues and
of
Projects Increase
the
Authority
according to Rafael
in
V. UrDuring
the month of May a total of 10
projects were completed and 9
new ones begun. Among the com1956,
rutia, Executive Director.
Number 56.57
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial
...
rural areas.
5,600 inhabitants of
ol
in
5
aqueducts
more
7,800
serve
purchase-^ of $600,000 notes.
Dated July 29, 1957. Due June 25,
the'1
for Puerto Rico is
Aqueduct and Sewer Author-
the
South
(DST) on July 24 for
until 4 p:m.
Development. Bank
fiscal agent for
.Government.
1958.
Bond
Offering
'
Bond Offering—Larry
Munroe, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Ill
July 25 for the purchase
of $1,500,000 school construction
and alteration bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
(DST)
on
Due
1977
inclusive.
on
tioned
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
by
R. I.
Lincoln,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$450,000
purchased
inclusive.
1986
to
F-A. Legality
price of par,
a
t
School
South Dakota
-r
Sale--iThe
Bond
$40,000
building bonds offered July 17—
'186,'
w
follows:
approved by Storey,
267—were awarded
p.
TENNESSEE
East Ridge, Tenn.
Sale
Bond
Federal Reserve
System
186,
p.
Bank, of Memphis; J. C. Bradford
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
C. H. Little & Co., Union
BUSINESS INDEXES
Inc.,
Planters
Average—100
Industrial
Durable
__
Minerals'
130
—
144
143
141
142
145
144
142
157
160
159
156
130
goods,
128
130
129
128
*
124
1
+
144
139'J'
*
' *•
;•
value—-;;-.
Residential
108-'•
July 16
127
awarded
-
X
-
250'.
■■
X
t[
269
j,
Payrolls
^114.0
:: 120.5
119.8
119.2
104:6
104.2
106.0
113.5
.113.7
\
•"
and
second
at
of
Dodge
94
92
*123
119
*144
131
137
payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor
'Estimated,
fNot available.
•
Statistics,
"Preliminary.-
1947-49
Average=100
"June
,
Machinery
.
_
_
__
__
__
Autos,
Other
132
168
'
:
136
174
166
140
136
132
trucks, and parts
transportation equip.
167
166
151
152
154
208
196
189
195
212
188
211
213
188
124
;
348
,
345
glass,
Lumber
and
miscellaneous
and
Furniture
306
342
345
303
172
171
163
138
137
145'
157
157
163
1977 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1968
121
118
129
and thereafter
are
130
128
132
fixtures—
141
157;
161
115
123
132
135
122
manufactures
Miscellaneous
135
133
_—
and
Furniture
121
122
119
115
118
139
144
138
137
141
and
106
102
X
•"
X
Textile7
a.hed
leather
and
Rubber
Rubber
'
105
105
apparel
products—_——
mill
Apparel and
/-
1957. Due on July
_
..
Leather
and
products
117
products——
•
products
1
products-'-
X
...
T
100
X
113*-:
112
X
116:..-'
110
129-"^
-
7
120
98
105
'
100
108
118
114
111
X
132
123
104 /
101
X
100
100
149
149
145
149
149
145
X
:
and printing—
Paper and allied products
Paper
159
163 '
X
'
161
X
159
142
142
135
141
143
X
132
131
X
140
131
X
147
137
X
144
136
173
173
166
171
171
165
allied products—
X
185
175
X
184
173
+
+
205
191
X
205
192
16—v.
to
Newsprint
Chemicals
and
Industrial
-
138
141
140
140
138
142
tobacco
mfrs.
110
no
110
113
107
114
X
110
111
X
107
114
X
111
111
X
104
110
X
108
X
X
X
106
X
X
115
1 from 1958 to
callable as of
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
ous
Sale—The
Beverages
manufactures
purposes
186,
bonds offered July
160—were awarded
Geruldsen & Co., as
p.
Wallace,
314s, at a price of
of about 3.20%.
100.40, a basis
Coal
fuels
_
_
Crude
Crude
_
and
•Preliminary.
132
132
129
131
131
128
89
_
84
85
88
83
84
152
154
149
151
154
148
*
"142
136
X
*143
136
liquids—
X
X
192
X
X
182
earth min"rals
125
127
128
142
139
146
—
gas and
stone,
_
—
oil
Natural
Metal,
_
—
oil and natural gks
gas
_
_
+Not available.
Texas
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 school
24
June
offered
bonds
house
—
eral
$4,000,000 gen¬
bonds offered
improvement
16
—
awarded
v.
to
a
186, p. 60 — were
syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.62%, as follows:
■;
$480,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 inclusive.
1958 to
3.60s.
3,520,000
on Aug. 1
1982 inclusive.
Due
to
1961
from
members
Other
the
of
syndi¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; The Equitable Securities Cor¬
cate:
poration; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; F. W. Craigie & Co.; Scott,
Horner & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
185, p. 2968—were awarded to
Dittmar
&
Co.,
and Rauscher,
Co.,
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.27%, as follows:
Inc.
v.
Pierce
&
jointly, at
Co.,
a
&
and C. F.
WASHINGTON
Ellensburg, Wash.
to 1969 inclusive.
1958
Raffensperger, Hughes
Cassell & Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
$102,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Bond Sale—The
to 1977 inclusive.
1974
Technological College (P. O.
Lubbock), Tex.
Texas
Sale—The $4,480,000 dor¬
Bond
bonds
offered
July 13 — v. 186, p. 160 — were
sold to the Federal Housing and
Home Finance Agency, at a price
mitory
revenue
of par,
$350,000 electric
July 15
Offering—C.
offered
bonds
awarded
&
Blyth
to
-Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Callable
on
1973
to
1960
from
1
Aug. 1, 1967.
&
Aug.
inclusive.
Principal
City
interest payable at the
Treasurer's office.'. Legality
and
Co.,
proved by Weter, Roberts &
elrrian, of Seattle.
ap¬
Shef,
Ephrata, Wash.
Bond Offering—Dorothy
Tyler, Tex.
Bond
were
2% and 2%s.
as
Stewart,
P.
L. Mc-
City Clerk, will receive
Kinnon,
p.m. (PST)
purchase of
$50,000 general
obligation im¬
for the purchase of $500,000 street
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 2
1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
1957. Due on Aug.
1977
inclusive;
(F-A) payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
terest
City, or at the Citizens
tional Bank of Tyler.
sealed
bids
Aug.
on
Jericho
rence,
School
after
Callable
7
1972
inclusive.
from date of issue. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
First Na¬ approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Ephrata, Wash.
Vermont
Warrant
Local
Helen
—
8
the
and interest
Town School District,
Offering
Bond
until
for
7
years
VERMONT
♦
Law¬
Chairman of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Sale
—
The
$170,000
Improvement District No. 7
19—v. 185,
warrants offered June
2723—were awarded to
wick-Campbell Co., and
p.
Bond
O.
Sale—The
$300,000
non¬
dormitory revenue
bonds offered July 12—v. 186, p.
59—were
sold
to
the
Federal
tax
exempt
Housing
and
Lewis County,
Winhall Town School District,
Vermont
Bond
Finance
price of par.
Home
Agency, as 2%s, at a
Offering
sealed
ceive
—
Ina L. Cole¬
Treasurer,
Town
man,
SouthHugh-
bids
until
will
2
re¬
p.m.
No.
300
Onalaska Sch. Dtst.
(P. O.
Chehalis), Wash.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the County Treas¬
urer until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Aug.
5
for the purchase
of $231,284
Bond
July 26 for the pur¬
general obligation school building
school construc¬
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
Dated July 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest Callable after 5 years from date
(DST)
Wesleyan College (P.
Athens), Tenn.
Tennessee
Minerals:
Mineral
Norfolk, Va.
Bond Sale-—The
Montpelier.
$675,000 vari¬
128
X
manufactures-
Tobacco
134
coal products—
beverages, and
and beverage
Food
Food
-
X
and
Petroleum
Food,
chemicals
Spring Independent School District,
par.
banks, Inc., jointly, as 5s, at a
Principal and inter¬ sealed
est
(J-J) payable at the Chase July 24 for the purchase of $153,- price of 100.0006.
Manhattan Bank, of New York 000 school building bonds. Dated
Grant County, Moses Lake School
City. Legality approved by Cald¬ July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 frorr
District No. 161 (P. O. Ephrata),
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬ 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
Washington
and interest payable at the Montchell, of New York City. '
Bond Sale—The $130,000 build¬
Note
The foregoing supple¬ pelier National Bank, Montpelier,
or
at
the
Merchants
National ing bonds offered July 15—v. 186,
ments the report in our issue of
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬ p. 160—were sold to the State, as
July 15—v. 186, p. 267.
proved
by
Peter Guiliani, of 4s, at par.
publishing
consumption
Job
printing and periodicals
Chemicals and petroleum products
and
Printing
Park¬
McCall,
by
approved
hurst, & Crowe, of Dallas.
Home
and
2%s, at
as
<•
103
100
111
F. T.
(CST) on July 23
for the purchase of $2,000,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 8,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1985 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legal¬
July 1, 1967.
Manufactures:
Nondurable
Textiles
135
1
Riverfront-Willow St.
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
obligation
111
116
Authority (P. O.
Housing
Agency,
purchase of $500,000 general
the
127
155
-
receive sealed bids
(EST) on July 30 for
125
141
lumber products
and glass products
products—
and
clay,
btone,
Mayor J. W.
110
'
Clay,
until noon
—
163
171
172
Instruments
170
will
Dance
152
199
Offering
Bond
167
152
124
_
Knoxville, Tenn.
140
175
168
136
134
136
175
151
—
_
_
Transportation equipment
-
June
211
_
"
Electrical
May
208
______
Nonelectrical
133
140
170
products
1 from 1958 to 1977
Principal and interest
Aug.
The Hanover
City. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
1956
system revenue
Antonio), Tex.
on Aug.
purchase of $500,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
.
V
130
_
_
metal
•June
June
p.m.1'(EST)
7
sealed
(F-A) payable at
Bank, New York
-Unadjusted1957-
1956
176
metals
Metal fabricating
Fabricated
-
May
Manufactures:
Durable
Primary
•-
Moulton,
the
inclusive.
•
-
Seasonally Adjusted
1957
until
for
6
Due on
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIAL
Paris), Tenn.
Bond Offering—D. W.
bids
Finance
Inc., William P. Harper & Son
Co., and Foster & Marshall.
City Manager, will receive
based~ on three-month moving averages,
data for 37 Eastern States.
Employment
Federal
the
52,000 4V2s. Due on April 1 from
Kingsport, Tenn.
99
tl22
McClenny,
Bond Offering—Chairman
ity
$600,000 non
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered June 7 were sold to
revenue
—
table Securities Corp.
96.1
Sale—The
Bond
tax-exempt
Drought announces that the Board
of Directors will receive sealed
offered
bonds
186, p. 59
gen¬
$415,000 school
bonds offered July 16—v. 186, p.
59—were
awarded to the Equi¬
158.5
124
*
"140
W.
F.
93.0
160.9
_95
90
*125
indexes
contract
month,
114.4
94.1
97.5
sewer
San Antonio River
Bond Sale—The
tl63.1
90
store
NOTE—Construction
297
299
118.9
95.9
+ 127
sales, value—_
Department store stocks, valuecentered
X
X
',*106.5
Vll4.3
-
120.3
.105.7
—.—A
;
—
carloadings
$550,000
Henry County (P. O.
298
t
t
...
""
•
Drparanent
t
X
„
.
,,
248 *
11Hampton Institute (P. O.
Hampton), Va.
bonds.
224
95.4
1-————2:;"-
Inc.,
220
Brothers Harriman & Co.
and Fidelity Bankers
of Knoxville, jointly.
109
"228-
%
113.4
_''%
106
108
wick; E. F. Hutton & Company;
Reid & Co., Inc.; Brown
46,000 4V4S. Due on April 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
to
"224' •"
+"
120.3
Employment,: total' _i—
!
and
Anthony
Tucker,
Fulton
(CST) on Aug.
purhase of
$50,000
the
for
group
were
Robinson-Humphrey
v.,
—
Trust Co.,
103 1
'
Freight
improvement
eral
Co.,
X
Nrnagricultural emp., total—— ■'
Muliu.acturing (prod, workers
Nondurable
130
144
220
■
Durable
124
156
r no
-
-
i
.
LIZ"''
„_
131
124
131
"
120
"921
%•
,
j_.L
other
133
140
*
,,
••
Sale—The
130
133
u
.128
132
108
Other consumer durables_Ur_ :
Utility, output;,- total—+229,
1*230
Electricity
'All
Elizabethton, Tenn.
Bond
u
129
v123
•
137
—
*
contracts,
131
■""**
128
total—.
*
_
131
;
—
durable
Construction
Bank,
June
145
.-i
'
160
_
Major, consumer durables
Autos■■'"'liL'-LL
,J
May
'
_
...
_
_
Nondurable
Consumer
•June
141
143
145
—
June
159
143
total
production,
Manufactures
phis;
1956
1957
1956
May
National Bank, of Mem¬
First v American
National
of Nashville; and Clark,
Lanastreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.
—Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
1,
Aug.
the
Day; Anderson & Strud-
bids until 5:15 p.m.
Co.,
1947-49
—1957
$1,000,000
July 16—
159—were awarded to a
group composed of Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation, First National
Board of Governors of the
;
The
offered
bonds
sewer
v.
"June
—
dated
are
City Secretary, will receive sealed
13
of
Co.; First of
Corporation; Kean,
Co.;
&
& R. L.
bids until 3 p.m.
as
■
Taylor
1
Feb.
on
Big Springs, Texas
San
530,000 41/2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
school
Due
Bond Offering—C. R.
1967 inclusive.
to
1960
bonds
water
basis
a
of
members
Michigan
July
1 from
$220,000 4s. Due on Jan.
Feb. 1 from
Crowe, of Dallas.
net interest cost
a
on
interest (F-A)
payable at the Texas Bank &
Trust
Co., Dallas. Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Co., Boettcher & Co., Allison& Co., Inc.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, at
Exchange
100.159,
C. J. Devine &
are:
1957. Principal and
Williams Co., Kalman
(P. O. Geddes),
District No. 94
Interest
.
$750,000 school
of
Other
Feb. 1 from
from 1987 to 1900 inclusive.
&
of
DAKOTA
Charles Mix County Indep.
4.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from
as
Bond Sale—The
4.30s.
310,000
of about 4.49%, as follows:
negotiated sale by a .group,
composed of G. H. Walker & Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
and
Tucker. Anthony, & R.
L.
1972
Dakota
price
a
1969 to 1986 inclusive.
building bonds offered June 25—
v.
185, p. 2967—were awarded to
a group composed of John Nuveen
suc¬
Gibbs & Simons,
-SOUTH
via
Day,
the
Independent School
(P. O. Sturgis)
South
on
626,000 414 s. Due
The
Corn
Bank, New York City, as 3.40s, at
1968 inclusive.
1958 to
5
a
Chemical
the
about 3.38%.
$189,000 4V2s. Due
District No. 12
bidder. Legality approved
Sinkler,
by
by
after
A.
awarded to
follows:
were
Meade County
Orangeburg.
y
water works bonds was
designated
stitution-
cessful
and
R.
bonds offered
186, p.
160—were
syndicate headed by
17—v.
July
Underwood & Co.,
Thornton
&
McMahon, as
Texas,
Auditor's office.
(These
originally offered on
March 19 and the sale postponed.)
bonds
(F-A)
payable at the above-men¬
Bank. Legality approved
terest
Callable
com¬
$3,700,000 gen¬
improvement
eral
house
group
posed of Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Securities
Corp.
of
County
4968.' Principal and 'interest
payable at a banking in¬
1,
in¬
Principal and
of
building bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
1957. vDue on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1930 inclusive. Callable as of Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1957.
inclusive.
on
a
Columbian
from date of issue. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Trustees, Will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on July 30 for
the' purchase
of $300,000 school
until 1 p.m.
Franklin St., Boston,
will
to
Va.
Bond Sale—The
$1,125,-
school
tax
sold
was
years
R. Wells,
Board
the
of
Chairman
unlimited
bonds
July 1 from 1958 to
Due
1967
C.
(P. O. Orangeburg), S.
No. Sr
E.
Howard
—
000
Dakota
Auditor,
1957.
Orangeburg County School District
Barrington, R. I.
Bond
CAROLINA
SOUTH
ISLAND
Bond Sale—An issue of
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
July 29 for the purchase of $250,000 hospital bonds. Dated July, 1,
ity.
RHODE
of
Offering—Winifred Skoba,
County
-
-
Gerhard,
4V2s.
as
Day County (P. O. Webster),
bids
sealed
receive
Finance Will
The
Danville,
Arlington Indep. Sch. DistTexas
T.
Plankinton,
Offering—The Director of
Note
to
designed
persons.
more
H.
to
20,000
Pawtucket, R. I.
i
the new projects are
Included
Geddes, as 4s.
VIRGINIA
TEXAS
$20,000 to Security State Bank of
of
Dodge,
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
Boston. x
pleted
projects
were
5
rural
aqueducts now serving the needs
Chronicle
chase
tion
on
of $47,000
bonds.
payable
at
the Vermont-Peoples
Le¬
National Bank of Brattleboro
gality aorroved by Peter
of Montpelier.
Guiliani,
of
issue.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
and interest
the
County
60
The Commercial and
(372)
general
Bond
Anjou, Que.
obligation bonds offered June 17
—v. 185, p. 2723—were sold to the
Bond Sale—An issue of $297,000
542%
State, as 4s, at par.
bonds
sewer
was
5*2%
sold to a
group composed of
vinciale Du Canada;
to
a
building bonds
group
composed
Ruel
&
Co.,
Inc.,
94.22.
Dated June
June
1
from
1958
5V2%
school
of
1, 1957. Due
a
1957. Due
to
inclu¬
1977
sive. Interest J-D.
Due
Interest
Mount
Bond
J-J.
of
92.06.
sewer
bonds
was
Bond Sale—An issue of $187,000
on
July 1
5*2% waterworks, sewer and fire | clusive. Interest J-J.
sealed
(CDST) on Aug.
12 for the purchase of $518,600
Corporate Purpose bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
bids until 2 p.m.
(M-S; payable
cipal and interest
Elkhorn.
of
Bank
State
the
at
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
.
Wis.
$400,000
du Lac,
Fond
•
Sale—The
Bond
cor¬
porate
purpose
bonds
offered
July
16—v.
186.
p.
60—were
awarded to a group composed of
First National Bank of Chicago:
Robert
price of
Milwaukee Company, and
&
Baird
W.
Co.,
at
a
100.03, a net interest cost of about
%, as follows:
3.23
$280,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1958
1972
Due on July 1 from
1974 inclusive.
to
60,000 314s.
1975
inclusive.
1971
to
60,000 3.20s.
to
Due on July
1977 inclusive.
1 from
Wis.
Manitowoc,
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
porate
July
were
awarded
care...
school bonds of¬
185, p. 2968—
purpose
fered
cor¬
15—v.
to
a
group
com¬
cago;
Chi¬
First Boston Corp.; William
Blair
&
posed of Northern Trust Co.,
Blunt
Co.;
Ellis
Sim¬
&
Farwell, Chapman &
Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.29%, as
mons;
and
follows:
1 from
on Aug.
1960 inclusive.
$150,000 5s. Due
1958 to
850,000 3y4s. Due
to
1961
1977
Aug. 1 from
on
Only you can dry
inclusive..
the tears of
Sheboygan, Wis.
Bond
porate
15—v.
to
at
Sale—The
$1,100,000
The
purpose bonds offered July
186, p. 160—were awarded
the
First
Boston
price of 100.01,
a
cor¬
cost of about
3.23%,
$220,000 4s. Due
1958 to
to
Aug.
on
1967
stocks
follows:
as:
Every $1 you give enables CARE
to
Aug. 1 from
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
building
bonds
deliver
big Food Crusade
a
package to a needy family
overseas.
Wis.
offered
'
.
from
on
Watertown,
.'
.
has
from
1
Bond Sale—The $400,000
.
of farm abundance
inclusive.
550,000 314s. Due
hunger
Government
given CARE precious
Corporation,
net interest
on Aug. 1
inclusive.
1961
335,000 3s. Due
1962
a
U.S.
...
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And your name
and
school
July
address go
16
186. p. 60—were awarded to
William Blair & Co.
with each package, to
sends
—v.
tell
Waupaca, Wis.
bonds offered
268—were
July 16—v. 186,
awarded
to
a
p.
are
lbs.
hungry children and their
of food
parents that you, and our country
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
22
their friends
.
.
world's
.
to
the
hungry
group
composed of First National Bank
of Chicago; Robert W. Baird &
Co., and Milwaukee Company, at
a price of
100.002, a net interest
cost of about 3.67%, as follows:
$300,000 3V2s. Due
1958
to
1969
200.000 3%s.
1970 to
on
Aug. 1 from
i
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Join the
Storbeek.
(CDST;
chase
tion
Due
District
sealed
re¬
p.m.
|
Enclosed find $
the
pur¬
.
to
Clerk,
until
1
will
for
k
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Dated Aug.
1,
m
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
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SCOTIA
Clare District,
Debenture
$185,000
Sale
5t/4%
was
—
Crusade
N. S.
An
issue of
improvement
sold
to
de¬
' Wood,
Gundy & Co., and Royal Bank of
Canada,
jointly,, at
a
price
of
•5.78. Due serially in 20
years.
4^?s^:o 426
.
in
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for Food
my
name,
wherever
Crusade packages
most
j
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needed.
your
name
|
.
1
Food
CANADA
bentures
delivered
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1957
inclusive.
T
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660 First Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
$350,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
on
Aug.
on
of
bids
(jiVHlli,
7:30
—
ceive
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Waupvn Joint School District, Wis.
Bond
Offering
LaVerne C.
1
address
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Deductible
Contributions
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are
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Note:
state.,..
sold to
Co., Ltd., at a price
July 1, 1957. Due
from 3958 to 1982 in¬
Dated
Hiram Price.
—
District Clerk, will receive
to
Royal, Que.
A. E. Ames &
Manseau, Que.
sold
Sale—An issue of $2,285,-
000 5 V2 %
Interest F-A.
was
July 1 from 1958 to 1967
on
inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
1977 inclusive.
bonds
Credit-Anglo-Francais, Ltd., at a
price of 90.12. Dated July 1, 1957.
price of 93.52. Dated Aug. 1,
on
a
was
Garneau, Boulanger. Ltd., jointly,
at
Monday, July 22, 1957
protection
$106,500
bonds
| sold to J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., and
price
at
building
La
Laflamme, Ltd.; and Grenier,
J. E.
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
of
Corporation de Prets de Quebec;
,
Offering
Sale—An issue of $93,000 ;
school
sold
Banque ProFlorido MatWISCONSIN
teau, McNeil, Mantha, Inc.: CreditElkhom (City), Geneva, Lafayette,
Anglo Francais, Ltd.; and DuSugar Creek, Spring Prairie, Troy rocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd., at
and LaGrange (Towns) Joint Com¬
J a price of 90.08. Dated July 1,
mon
School District No. 1 (P. O. 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to
Elkhom), Wis.
1967 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Bond
Lac St. Charles, Que.
Chambord, Que.
QUEBEC
Quincy, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $14,500
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