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MONDAY
ISSUE
UNIVHRSJ
OF
Volume
184'
Number 5553
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, July 23, 1956
and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC
-
Able Mining Co., Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
July
on
covering 300,000
offered
at
$1
shares
share,
per
The
net
proceeds
operations.
2
Fenner
for
used
be
Corp.,
New
to
N.
American
corporation's
expanding
in
the
Nuclear
commercial
Energy
reactor
in
Washington. D. C..
according
Furrer. President of the division.
The
The
office
new
division
will
has
be
field,
to
the
construction
Institute
—V.
of
184, p.
has
by
■
the
of
plants—two
main
in
one
New
York
in
Buffalo, N. Y.,
and
2,600
persons
including
City,
one
'"i
in
the
Boston
several
Netherlands
of
Los
Germany
to
be
of
San
coincided
with
the
Stock
Toronto
opening
Stock
Toronto
Stock
a
constructed
the
of
39
at
March
42
the
45
lachian,
A
21-inch
by
31,
lachian's
this
(3)
35
American of
color
TV
line
receiver
of
set
is
priced
color
4
$300
over
at
models
less
only
$499.95
introduced
than
the
July
is
twin
speaker
j
and
amplifier
Imperial
an
and
four
laydown
speakers
credenza
retailing
model
for
with
Allied Chemical
&
* *'
'
tDepreciation and depletion
Gross income from
exps.
Federal
1,089,251
24,313,260
nine
banks,
to
13,143,300
12,781,240
14,815,479
to
s
dividend
in
facilities.—V.
applied
to
it
primarily to
bank notes.
of
1955.
December
183,
to
the
issue
Interstate
$17,000,000
notes
finance
the
repayment
notes
to
would
be
issued
as
follows,
regulated
Last
Altec
Dean
the
said:
company
A
Help You
with your
investment
of
This
bulletin
is
copy
of the
47
-
without
We will be
current
$1,700,000
a
two
notes
v
to
of
court
'."
the
ICC
&
the
by
or
Co.
proceeds
to
be
towers
approval
<As
for
they
into
to
used
are
The
of
are
reactions
towers
for
you
■
Hamilton
Brantforrl
'
Windsor
Sarnia
each
Flat
of
service
Top;
Flat
by
of
by
the
(2)
Top,
of
Appalachian
issuance
10,000
in
by Appa¬
of Appa¬
shares
the
for
of
Illinois—Redemption—
of^Aug. 14,: next, 4,000
redemption
prior
Co.,
stock
preierred
cents
64.16
Trust
One
at
share.
per
Wall
$100
share
per
Payment
St%, New
York
will
be
N.
Y.
15,
options to
be
granted
of
and
Empire
Securities
transaction
the
and
Exchange
in
the
statement
sh?,res
4,000,000
$1
with
par
issuance
the company
by
its
of
for
reserved
are
the
company
sale
of
to
plans
to
shares
its
is
law
life
and
and
Life
ruled
concern
to
purchase
Insurance
which
be
will
disability insurance
on
the
SEC
common
the
upon
on
stock,
exercise
employees.
to
be
made
both
balance
of
the
at
$2
per
The
are
Co.,
Atlanta,
authorized
whole
on
life
the
to
the proceeds
stock of
organized
write
individual
and
of
common
be
and
limited
a
under
full
line
group basis,
payment plans,
indemnity and hospitalization policies.
proceeds will be
which
company
privately
held
to
retained to acquire all fixed assets
for the conduct of the business of American Investment Life
necessary
sold
$6,000,000
all of
Co.,
policies
endowment, health and accident,
The
than
not more
use
stock
common
Investment
Commis¬
York
New
was
should
company
registration
a
4,962,500
shares
offering
Tenn.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
filed
covering
962,500
and
by
J.
W.
then
such
rent
outstanding
per
$2
George
and
will
has
now
for
share,
P.
Wenck,
of
Fountain
Ballentine.
assets
37,500
which
Easley,
S.
S.
Inn.
C.
from
shares
5,000
the
of
shares
C.,
Jimmie
T.
company.
common
each
Davis
stock
(13Y*% )
Fontell
Flock,
of Shreve-
port, La., is Board Chairman and Frank Poole of Nashville Is President.
York—Stock
associates
Sudbury
Offered-
July 18 publicly
(par $1)
on
advanced
Lansing Corp.,
expansion program.—V.
its
a
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Debentures Sold—
The
have
unsubscribed
been
Securities
V.
184,
p.
sold
by
Corp.,
213.
$472,100 of subordinated debentures
the underwriters, headed by Union
at
102%
for
group
account.
See also
wholly-owned
184,
1.
p.
y
Scrubbing Towers—
acid
use
scrubbing towers have been fabri¬
by the Nyotex Chemical Co., Houston,
where
scrub
reagents
degrees.
used
now
the
they
have
acids
to
and
contaminated
be
removed
sulfur
15
«
t
Brampton
air
for
consist
of
gases
at
dioxide
by. the
cents
per
•
share,
1956,
holders of
'
.
16,
Malcolm
on
and
record
A.
July
18
payable
a
Aug.
5%
and
clean
air
passed
out
at
the
16,
declared
Aug.
stock
30,
the
usual
1956,
dividend,
to
kilns
was
Toronto Stock
top
Co.
Our
will be
dividend of
stockholders of record
Sept.
10
to
stock¬
1956.
of Canada
Monthly Review, dealing with
quarterly
payable
Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association
various aspects
Dividend, etc.—
Schweiker, President, reported that the second of two
placed in full operation in June. The new units increase
the company's operating capacity by
about 50%, although the total
increase in sales for the year 1956 will be about
30% over sales in
1955.—V.
184,
p.
213.
new
&
Members:
fumes and vapors caused
tanks, are vented to these
company,
processing
scrubbed
plant atmosphere.
/_
*
equipment, likewise made of polyethylene, can be utilized
atmospheric
smog
reduction,
especially
where
corrosive
fumes
present.—V. 182, p. 2013.
directors
Walwyn, Fisher
~<
chemical
are
chemically
which
hydrofluosilicic
100
in
to
the
The
Aug.
TORONTO, CANADA
—
the
to
Co.,
Similar
.
W.
Trust
Bank
the
of
whether
Inc.^New
and
to be
are
used
and
temperatures
.
Co. LtJ.
Members:
25 ADELAIDE ST.
1956,
Insurance
three-judge Federal Court
a
note
$1,500,000
issue of 100,000 shares of capital stock
recirculation.
are
The Toronto Stock Exchange The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
"
dividends
corporation
13,
The
.:v--
•••,
.
ICC
proceedings,-over
Companies,
hydrofluoric
•
mail
issue upon request.
Ross, Knowles
for
Manufacturers'
and
American Agile Corp.—New
by
-
obligation
glad
Co.,
York,
■
_
spokesman, said
by
an
net
The
V f-
Trust
New
Bank
American Encaustic Tiling Co.—Stock
~
stock)
common
Texas.
planning, each month
,
available
interested investors.
a
...
informative bulletin discussing some
Canadian business and recommending
selected companies.
of
Ten-foot-high polyethylene
cated by this corporation for
prepare an
aspect
of
The shares will be sold only through officers, directors and
employees or agents of the company under supervision of its manage¬
ment, for which a 20c per share commission is to be paid.
share. Of the total, 65,000 shares are for the
account of selling stockholders and
35,000 shares for the
Altec company's account.
r
.
of
at $13.50 per
The
.
■" :
'/
December
subsidiary,
we
called
Irving
213.
p.
Public
Clearings
Irving
Co.
Exchange
■
Witter
offered
note
to
Chase Manhattan,
a
$2,500,000 note to FidelityPhiladelphia Trust, two notes for $2,000s000 each to The First National
.
shares
of
$3,800,000
To
for
shai£.
48
that the company belongs umaer the latter
agency,
but the
has appealed this decision to the Supreme Court.—V. 184,
p. 1.
Commission
promissory
v"':'
'•
sion.
Commerce
of
and
Trust
Corn
A
company
asked because
tlncluding
2069.
p.
Chicago
Midland
Chemical
Trust.
,*$1.55
•
*
new
48
two notes for $1,000,000 each to the Central National
*9,570,797
$1.33
—
$14,400,000
of
outstanding
The
remaining
proceeds,
Alleghany
said,
will
be
used
for general
purposes.
The notes outstanding include a
S7.200.000 note to the First National Bank of Boston,
a
$5,000,000
note to the Chase Manhattan
Bank, a $1,200,000 note to the FidelityPhiladelphia Trust Co. and a $1,000,000 note to the Empire Trust Co.
The
(1,900
rendering
by
cumulative
including ordinary life,
Bank
9,622,779
stock
allow
been
Tennessee
_—
has
company
authority
served
the
at
which
of
of
be
The
the
and
American
Alleghany Corp—Plans Bank Borrowings—
for
and
to
10,000 shares of Appalachian common.—V. 184, p. 213.
5V'4%
accrued
184,
July
1,823,215
shares
5%
48
,
of
9,708,805
defense
the
have
of
This
Statement of Federal
The Course of Bank
Marine
of
securities
acquisition
stock, and
With Securities and
13
29,781,934
-1,823,215
_______
for
11, has
Co.
SEC
American Investors Corp., Nashville,
54
....
Payable
-911,323
Net income
•Adjusted
and
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
10,874,247
taxes
Average number of
Darnings per share
the
Investment News Cover
&
City Bond Offerings
Declared
pius
made
—V.
28,870,671
h
income
amortization
and
Combined Condition
128,968.572
23,224,009
debentures
on
assets
with
the
There
v
Reserve Banks
I.:.12,508,294
operations
income
&
$
139,909,459
___
Dividends, interest and misc. income
Total
application
an
American Investment Co. of
35
Federal Reserve System.
:
••
35
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
175,641,762 168,713,490
selling, general
r
Foreign Exchange Rates..
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
and operating revenues
Cost of goods sold and
operating,
and administrative
expenses
Int.
State
'
8ales
\
General Corporation
a
$799.95.—V.
Dye Corp.—Earnings Lower—
''
Stock Prices
Miscellaneous Features t
*.V
Dividends
Period End. June 30—
r
;
assumption by Appalachian of all of
Top's liabilities, which amounted to $8,140 on that date; and
liquidation and dissolution of Flat Top and the transfer to
Flat
shares
company's
2893.
p.
48
■?.
2>
model.
console
fidelity
183,
Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange....
Transactions American Stock Exchange,^..
George A. Bodem, Vice-President-electronics division, also announced
three other 21-inch color models, a twin speaker
consolette, a deluxe
high
and
1956
35
the
color
1956,
the
common
35
complete
corporation.
This
previous
outstanding
and
Over-the-Counter
consolette
in
for
1955).
theretofore
area
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
of three n°w Canada Drv
bottling plants
densely populated Ruhr Valley.
Canada Dry
division of Adams Consolidated Industries, Inc.
a
Admiral Corp.—Introduces Color TV Consolette—
featured
$1 86
number
average
Top
first
in
Germany is
—V. 183, p. 2757.
on
shares
are
owned by Appalachian, all of whose common stock is
by American.
It is proposed that the assets of Flat Top be
acquired by Appalachian, after which Flat Top will be dissolved. The
proposal contemplates (1) the transfer by Flat Top and the acquisition
by Appalachian of all of Flat Top's assets which amounted to $133,844
41
Exchange..
based
owned
40
Exchange—Curb Section....
and
(19,471,471
hearing thereon.
All
Flat
39
__
split
period
$2.05
Appalachian; and the
given interested persons until July 24, 1956 to request
Commission has
...
stock
during
Top Power Co., in the filing of
approval of the sale of Flat Top's
38
Stock Exchange^..
19,334,038
< 35,807,641
stock—12 months
Flat
39
Stock Exchange
Canadian
l'/i-for-l
outstanding
36
Exchange....
Montreal
1955
$2,979,207
This New York holding company, it was announced on
July
joined with two of its subsidiaries, Appalachian Electric Power
36
Exchange.
Stock
subsidiaries
20,962,215
...
Change in Holdings—
36
Stock
Francisco
for
19,278,663 shares for
36
____
Exchange
Angeles
"Adjusted
31
its
1956
•
common
of
shares
Earnings—
and
company
39,844,159
share of
per
the
the
West
this
$3,089,053
SEC Index of
in
of
_
27
____
Exchange.
Stock
Pittsburgh
Inc.—Expands in Ger¬
visit
Castle's
(Bonds)
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
major expansion program for Canada Dry of West Germany to
pace with the
rapid growth of the West German economy and
-the even faster growing West German soft drink
industry, was an¬
nounced
on
July 17 by Robert W. Castle, President, on his arrival
Mr.
Stock
Detroit
A
of
and
15
.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
from
for
States.
income
charges including provision for.deferred Fed¬
preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows;
months
"Earns,
.
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
keep
United
taxes
all
months
Twelve
Page
New York Stock Exchange
Rudolph
many—
the
net
after
month
Six
Stock and Bond Quotations
Division,
which
is
just opened an office
announcement
an
Adam Consolidated Industries,
In
income
One
an
experimental reactor in that country, and
building similar reactors for the Massachusetts
Technology in Boston and Milano University in Italy.
213.
; '•
has other contracts
Gas & Electric Co.—System
consolidated
Period Ended June 30—
mining
•
branch
a
three
Products
Albuquerque, N. M.
These
employ
hundred engineers in the nuclear field.
--Recently this division obtained a contract
for
eral
In This Issue
Y.
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
consolidated,
ACF Industries, Inc.—Nuclear Unit
Expands—
This
INSURANCE
-
:.
.
$1.25
Investment News
The
York,
incident
expenses
Price
With
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par five cents) to be
through The
to
are
>....
INDUSTRIAL
-
i Y
MlCWGAN
44 KING STREET
of Canadian financing
sent
upon request.
WEST, TORONTO, CANADA
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(318)
to
name
tional
It
handling and prompt delivery of cargo
are
incorporated in the President Adams. The ship will have special
liquid cargo pumping equipment to permit fast and efficient handling
of bull: liquid cargoes; refrigerated cargo boxes that will accommodate
type of
-
480,000 shs.
to Arliss Plastics Corp.
Corp.
July 5,
on
PttffiOd End. June 30—
Sales
present time the corporation functions solely through its
subsidiary.
Arliss Co., Inc. succeeded to a business
organized in 1948 by Charles Arliss, and incorporated in February,
1952.
Arliss Co., Inc. conducts the business of prime manufacturers
and the fungicidal and pesticidal properties oi
arsenicals have been synthesized in the Central Research Laborator¬
of this company and E, P.
Houghton & Co. Known as arsono-
the
ies
are believed to have particular value for
humid atmosphere to protect materials from
deterioration due
to moisture and insect attack.
Electrical insula¬
tions,
canvas
enclosures and leather products are a
few of the
materials
which
might well be
protected by the arsonosiloxanes.
damp locations or
la
use
—V.
compounds
the
ailoxanes,
183,
$
183,
—V.
2894.
p,
— Plans Stock
in a letter to the
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
American
Cleo F. Craig, President,
Etockholders, said:
Offering
—
voted
directors
The
mailed
be
will
owned
of the phare
increase
until NOV.
1956.
5,
...
offering,
the
In
stock in a
will be given of paying for the
choice
a
in two equal installments. If a single payment is
be due by Nov. 5, 1956. In such case a certificate
the stock will be issued promptly after payment and the owner
be entitled to dividends declared to share owners of record after
payment
chosen,
it will
single
for
■will
will
due
be
Feb.
1,
or
standing
needed,;, However,
is
convertible
utilized
been
to
continue
will
be
financing.
will
the
in
mailed
5,750,000
share
to
will
shares,
owners
"rights"
representing the
Oct.
on
EARNINGS
FOR
AND
MAY
End. May 31—
'
MONTHS
FIVE
FIRST
v
pared "with
fiscal
the
,
Operating expenses
32,094,582 173,077,883
22,001,659 115,448,644
37,228,941
24,469,224
Federal
Other
4,677,000
3,549,000
22,519,000
2,101,509
1,798,943
10,308,726
Net
the
of
~y
income
5,981,208
4,744,980
29.801,513
3,814,770
2,095,196
155,535,169
133,331,868
—V.
104,
V.
&
&
Co.,
p.
184,
&
Co.,
ry.
—V.
o
tner
184,
664,216
covering
the
due
Gas
20,203
70,991
314,093
377,372
6,875
58,411
240,172
295,846
Power
& Electric
Co.—Acquisition,
above.—V.
Co.
183,
K"
'
553.'
p.
Etc.—
Co.—Registration. Statement Effective—
statement
1,
1986
of
183,
of
stock
3006.
p.
the
SEC
$4,099,300
(convertible
common
V.
with
filed
offerings
proposed
July
shares
See also
10.
3,603,273
Electric
registration
bentures
July
3,786,598
V
Arden Farms
additional
636,319
chrgs.
,
American
The
$4,518,423
taxes.
Appalachian
See
$4,742,582
deductions
2.
p.
$815,497
income
inc.
Net inc. after fixed
and
on
15,
subordinated
5%
until
(par
July 1,
$1), was
1984),
and
de¬
63,614
effective
and
declared
■
.
..
July 18 by Arthur Wiesenberger & Co. at $22
a
Acquisition, Etc.
has filed an application with the
Federal
Power
seeking authority to acquire an electric generating plant
and to
transfer another generating plant.
,
■
The company proposes to acquire the Saginaw steam electric
generat¬
ing plant and related equipment of Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc. and
In
from
which
8outhwest
exchange,
and
to
proposes
steam
under
Southwest
equipment.
addition
Service
and
to
related
the
it
the
to
Flagstaff
Both
exchange
Flagstaff
been
pay
electric
steam
a
plant
purchasing
Arizona
contract
over
a
Public
two-year
purchase
to
cancel
from
and
power
to
the
Service,
$100,000, of which half will be paid
remainder
generating
plant
plants are located in Flagstaff, Ariz.
of plants and facilities, Arizona Public
under
enter
the
has
will
its
period.—V.
under
at
the
182,
the
electricity
agreement
Saginaw
p.
the
time
plant.
proposed
of
closing
2126.
Artiss Plastics Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Stock Offered—
Kamen & Co., New York
150,000 shares of
share
as a
PROCEEDS
and
tor
and
acquire
expire
States,
expansion
England,
addition
an
the
to
its
of
Hemp¬
entirely
an
on
man¬
Australia.
and
company's
for
marketing
Co., Inc. below.—V. 183, p. 2642.
Privately Placed
the organization of
operate
certain
new subsidiary which proposes
mining properties. Rights will
a
coal
July 31. The remainder will be applied to the repayment of
$319,443 of purchase and serial notes and to carrying forward the1
company's construction program.
,
,
>
on
,
The
July
stock
13,
will
be
offering is
at
1956
the
being
rate of
,
made
to
stockholders
common
share
0.04455
for
each
share
record
of
held.
There
underwriting.
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis,
Marquette Ave., Minneapolis, Minn., is warrant agent.
620
no
,
The
Federal
has
Commission
Power
granted
to Black Hills
authority
Power
& Light Co. to issue common stock and first mortgage bonds.
separate action, the FPC authorized Black Hills Power to assume
the
liability
of
guarantor
of
purchase
money
obligations
of
its
proposed
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Wyodak
Resources
Development
Corporation.
-y.y.
■>y In
a
•
bonds
will
be
sold
United States at
used
be
to
for
The
Equitable
Life
Assurance
of
Society
and accrued Interest. The proceeds
finance
company's
help
other
of
the
$2,504,000
Black
action,
Hills
had
Power
stated
County, Wyo., in October
equipment and structures at
Campbell
purchase
to
to
price of 99 Va
a
construction
1956.
the
Co.,
and to lease coal properties
1954,
an
Wyodak
that
it
granted
estimated
in Campbell County.
an
of
cost
To exercise
Commission—
Elack
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
cost of $1,025,000; and to
purchase 49% interest in the outstanding stock of Aerotecnica, S. A.
for
approximately $500,000.
The
balance of the proceeds
will be
added to general funds to provide additional working capital.
The principal stockholders of the company are H. B. Armstrong of
Sherman Oaks, Calif., and Knute W. Flint, of Paris, France, President
and
Secretary-Treasurer,
respectively.
According to the prospectus,
Aircraft
and
from
parts
at
Corp.
to
proposed
other
City,
common
July 16 offered publicly
stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per
on
speculation.
The
net
proceeds
to the
exchange for
in
the
aggregate
an
transfer
corporations
general corporate purposes,
to be
used
including
to
purchase equipment
advances to Arliss Co.,
Hiils
184,
must
Power
purchase
guarantee
obligations.—
money
105.
p.
their
company
ordinary
interests
shares
of
the
in
Bond
;
■
Period End. June 30—
—V.
Trust
Bankers
Sales Up—
'
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$6,521,754 $82,196,813 $80,401,330
2894.
p.
Boone
'
1956—Month—1955
$7,361,636
183,
Coal Corp.—Stock
County
Offered—The
com¬
offering to its common stockholders of record
June 25 the right to subscribe on or before July 24 for
is
pany
additional shares of common stock (par $5) at
share on the basis of one new share for each
The offering is underwritten by Jan-
10,000
$25
per
eight shares held.
Dulles & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
ney,
The
net
corporate
proceeds
to
are
purposes.—V.
iX
,
used
be
for
working
capital
and
T
' ~*--i
The
company.
directors
plumbing
'
July
the
will
ware,
announced
was
46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y., will
up
to 3 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 1, 1956 receive tenders for the sale
to it of first
refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds to an amount
sufficient to exhaust
the sum of $1,740,943 at prices
not to exceed
Humphryes
r
'
.
' ^
'
-
Manufacturing Co., a leading producer
to its stockholders that this 74be
concern
July
on
-
recommend
Ohio,
Mansfield,
year-old
it
of
general
184, p. 106.
>
■
Borg-Warner Corp.—Proposed Merger—
ten
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Tenders Sought—
Stores, Inc.—June
Sales
of
merged
with
Borg-Warner Corp.,
16.
Division
redemption price
Co.,
for the particular series offered.—V. 183, p. 2286.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—June
The
of
total
operating
$40,300,000,
was
The
on
operating
revenues
the
and
announced
new
July
ratio
18
for
Earnings—
for- the
income
month of June was in excess
approximately $2,630,000, it
Simpson, President.
of June was 79.72%, and the
was
by Howard -E.
the
month
A
special
to
25
through
meeting
vote
Humphryes
of
the
on
proposal.
stockholders
The
has
consolidation
been
would
called
be
for
effected
exchange of stock.
an
Humphryes,
which
will
be
operated
as
the
Ingersoll-Humphryes
of Borg-Warner if the merger is approved,
manufactures a
large line of cast-iron and pottery bathroom and kitchen fixtures.
Humphryes has just completed erection of a highly modern vitreous
china
sanitary
and
city—V.
other
and
that
tubs
183,
in
plant
ware
closets
water
sinks
Mansfield,
in
which will produce pottery
conjunction with the cast-iron
in
fixtures
made
are
the
company's
foundry in
the
same
2753.
p.
transportation ratio was 39.48%.
Total
v.
184,
carloadings
p.
for
the
month
of
June
amounted
265,530.—
to
3.
Bankers Securities Corp.—Sells
Albert
that
M.
this
General
Greenfield, Chairman of the
company
Shoe
has sold
its
65%
Controlling Interest in
Board,
interest
announced
in
the
New
on
Hoving
July
18
Corp.
with
a
controlling
interest
in
Tiffany
&
Co.
of
is
one
of the world's largest shoe
manufacturers
Mr.
received
has
Fi¬
Allen
J.
be
market.
Of
said
it
approval
was
market
to
$18,000,000
of
Davies, State Securities Com¬
largest authorization in the
the
history.
3,000,000
would
Davies
authorization
The
Allen
York.
Shoe Corp.
corporation
state's
of
Corp. embraces the Bonwit Teller specialty stores in New
Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, White Plains, Manhasset and Palm
General
This
to
Corp.
together
Corp., Boulder, Colo.—Plans
Acceptance
capital stock in Colorado from Robert S.
missioner.
Hoving
York,
-Boulder
nancing—
'
Hoving Corp. to General Shoe Corp.—
Beach,
are
V.
with
helicopters
United
they
option and to mine coal under the lease,
Black Hills Power
proposes
to organize the Wyodak Resources Corp.
Under the terms
of the option,
if a subsidiary is to acquire the properties and lease,
(common)
Sikorsky
It was
company
transfer
Products
connection with
to
option
Commission
and
substantial
United
on
plant that will double its area, as well as
provide products
In
shares (£1 par value), to be offered for public
sale through an underwriting group headed by Blair & Co., Inc.
Of
the securities being registered, 35,000 ordinary shares represent secu¬
rities to be sold by stockholders of the company to Blair & Co.
The corporation is engaged with its wholly-owned subsidiaries as a
private carrier in the business of transporting personnel, equipment
and supplies by helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft for certain major
oil companies operating principally in the Eastern Hemisphere.
The
net proceeds of the company financing will be applied to retire indebt¬
edness
of
$175,000;
to make a down payment of some $200,000 in
connection
with
the
purchase,
miring
July
1956,
of
three S-58
The
Arizona Public Service Co.—Proposed
to
the
in
underway
Coal
with offices in Nassau and Paris, filed a registra¬
the
SEC
on
July
13, 1956,
covering
300.000
corporation,
statement
ordinary
share,
per
dealer's concession of 88 cents per share.
completed.—V. 183, p. 1106.
This
This
tion
of
June
Argus Corp. Ltd.—Special Offering—A special offering
of 21,600 shares of common stock (no par) was made on
with
in
program
Ltd., Nassau, B. \V. I.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$764,321
expenses.
oper.
Fed.
Earnings Declined—
1956—Month—1955
Railway oper. revenues.
after
is
Property—
$557,141,
Bahamas Helicopters,
Ann Arbor RR.—June
oper.
equaled
The proceeds from this sale, together with the proceeds from an
offering of 11,700 shares of the company's common stock currently
being made to its stockholders at $24 per share, will be used in part
will
214.
Inc.-
$25,769,914
placed $1,000,000 of 4% first mortgage bonds, series G,
due July 1, 1986, privately with a financial institution,
it was announced on July 16.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
acted as agent for the company in placing the bonds.
1,150,000
900.000
900,009
600,000
v 300,000
1
worth of
representing an increase of
26, 1955.
requiring commitments for major
this
Period End. June 30—
Net
—
Inc
1956, the company's net
—Stock Also Offered to Shareholders—This company has
the
213.
p.
Railway
Co
Co
$2.95
*
1955.
1,
Black Ilills Power & Light Co.—Bonds
$1,150,000
Corp
Marks
&
also
have
following respective principal
Corp....
M.
Dickson
Korme.ndi
See
r
severally
Oct.
near
Melbourne that will
Australia-New Zealand area.
The
Reynolds
-
below
named
purchasers
Securities
Laurence
S.
Md.,
the
bonds:
Securities
Union
26,156,733
charges™™™
The
—
new
Equitable
8,762,745
operating
after
$2,086,343 for
of
of stock outstanding,
$25.59 per share of June
facilities
r
the
agreed to purchase from the company the
18,052,000
taxes™
1956, gas operating
to $2,695,382 com¬
split
recent activities,
expenditures, have included
Sells
for con-„r
stock
share
See Universal
Sept. 30,
.y/%':• V'-
$10.
R.
Net
Va% coupon.
at gen¬
and at special
1958, ranging
sale of the 88,280 shares
new bonds and the retirement
of notes, capitalization of the company will consist of $23,980,000 in
iirst mortgage bonds; $4,120,000 in debentures; 79,100 shares of cumu¬
lative preferred stock, par $100; and 971,088 shares of common stock,
156,987,295
104,015,817
taxes—
income
operating
ended
*860,034
$3.80
2-for-l
24,
the
plant
new
In
company
of $37,591,720 and net income of
Sept. 30, 1955.
"
"
revenues
year
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
of new common stock, the sale of the
$2,534,516
907,640
company's
stead,
(Jointly) bid
principal business is the distillation of
northwest and northeast Georgia
principal areas being in metro¬
politan
Atlanta, Augusta, Macon,
Rome, and 'Athens in Georgia,
and Aiken and North Augusta in South Carolina.
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended March 31,
revenue
amounted to $41,308,655 and net income
2.633,127
$3,452,568
—
Construction
1956.
year
5,167,643
3,646,653
share™
for
per
24/56 June 26/55
7,099,221
taxes..
per
over
The
to customers in central,
South Carolina, the
gas
amounts
Operating revenues—™
the fiscal
in
for
ufacturing
bonds and from aV
of the
June
$35,495,380 $30,838,943
taxes.
of June
capital
from: Halsey, Stuart & Co.
and The First Boston Corp.,
the sale
from
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
___
income
11 %
the
UNDERWRITERS
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
proceeds
Decker
before
$28.39
100%.
to
&
sales
As
southwest
and
par
Period
13,078,052
2394.
'Adjusted
BUSINESS —" Company's
which
additional shares.
15,349,493
13,481,808
Earnings
came
100.08;
construction requirements for the fiscal year ending
company estimates that $8,760,000 will
be spent
natural
set forth In a prospectus
together with the warrants
the
15,873,905
2,630,752
p.
Shares outstanding
An under¬
1956. 'The
be
1,
purchase
to
4s
as
Co.,
&
redeemable at the option of the
will be
for
struction
the methods
presently planned,
offering
the stock
—
offering
used
pany's
the company's future
for
of lunds
3,067,130
2,666,049
183,
Provision
of 38,280 shares of new common stock to holders will
retirement of notes payable to banks which :; were
incurred for construction purposes and to finance the cost of the com¬
expected that both issues of deben¬
issues of straight debt, which have
raising capital during recent years,
main source
t^rms of
about
Involve
be
to
is
and
company
and
PROCEEDS—Net
be
>
detailed
The
it
stock
into
the
by
Bonds Offered
—
Weld
101.59%
prior
financing
tures
in institutional
181, p. 2238.
redemption prices
from
therefore
additional
In the future In connection with needed
money
3,160,909
income
charges„„_
operating
after
Income
engage
agencies.—V.
ranging from 105.59% to 100%;
redemption prices for the sinking fund, which begins in
which has been used by the company In meeting its
capital needs, particularly during the expansion period following World
War I.
The types of financing to be used
in the future necessarily
will depend on circumstances as they exist at the time further new
of
also
will
& Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Blair & Co., Inc., bid 101.031, both for a 4
bonds
The
bonds
the
Shields
White,
101.2099
share owners. An increase In authorized shares Is
accessary.so that the company will be in a position to raise
equity capital for some years
expansion of plant.
>•
■ vv■"■l.:
This plan for a direct offering of stock at par is one of
13,492,500
5,353,912
Net
-
...
governmental
and
for
100.302;
eral
authorized are out¬
previously approved
all of the 60,000,000 shares now
reserved for issuance under financing
or
6,449,233
group
bids
Other
100.059.
•""-■■■'
the
by
Caribbean, South
Equitable Securities
Corp. and
offered publicly on
July 17, $5,000,000 of - first mortgage bonds, 4% series,
due July 1, 1981, at 101.587% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.90%. The group was awarded the issue at com¬
petitive bidding July 16 on its bid of 100.767%.
Inc.,
promptly after Feb. 1, 1957 and the owner will be entitled to dividends
declared to share owners of record after Feb. 1, 1957. No shares will
be Issued to a
purchaser until his final payment is made. However,
Interest
will be credited on the first payment under the Installment
plan.
^
Practically
86,014,567
13,920,432
headed jointly^ by
Union Securities Corp.
writing
by
1957.
95,376,809
1,279,455
2,723,500
1,083,351
Nine Months to—
'
If Installment payments are chosen, the first payment
Nov. 5. 1956, and the final payment will be due on
In such ca^e a certificate for the stock will be Issued
1956.
5,
Nov.
private
to
Atlanta Gas Light Co.
"rights' will be
issued on Oct. 1,
additional stock
for $100 per share, on the basis of one new share for each 10 shares held on a record date in September to be fixed by the directors. The
subscription period during which "rights" may be exercised will run
the
If
European areas.
Food Enterprises,
Ltd.
131,620,379 120,210,472
17,713,764
2,738,932
Net
the meeting
material relating to
the export trade in the
will develop
and
Associated
selling
stockholders on Aug. 4, 1956.
in authorized stock is approved,
1956 to share owners to purchase
to
24,587,745
19,705,270
taxes™
income
Black
subsidiary,
Export Division
act upon a proposed increase
the company from 60,000,000
to
of
be
26,884,566
expenses
Net
establishment of
American
July 18 to call a special meeting
on
held on Sept. 5, 1956,
in
the amount of authorized stock
chares to
100,000,000 shares. Proxy
to
owners
revenues™™
—V.
corporation on July 9 announced the- formation of a wholly
ASSOCIATED FOOD ENTERPRISES, LID., and the
an Export
Division in that corporation. Initially, the
This
$
Other operating taxes™
Jamaica, N. tr-
Associated Food Stores, Inc.,
,
1956—5 Mos.—1955
S
■
Operating
Federal
Net
;
-
215.
p.
1956—Month—1955
Operating
on
61,265,096 183,859,981 156,651,757
-
-
company
184,
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
$
July 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150 shares of common stock (par $25) to be offered at the
market
(about $30 per sharet,
without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used to pay for additions and improvements.—V. 177, p. 1150.
$
$
$
•••«•'
73,665,987
sales
Consolidated
the Navy.—V.
by
Bell Telephone Co. of
Period Ended May 31-
Co.—June Sales Increased—
1956—5 Wks.—-1955
1956—13 Wks.—1955
Period End. June 30—
equipment to be ordered
Ashtabula, Ohio—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
American Stores
approximately $203,000 i.**u ta^o prouu^xion would extend -into
1957. The new power unit is the first Beech-designed support
January,
industrial and
of
variety
a
•
yy-v.'yy
.y/y ;;;>/./•
'•
.• vv,y;
O. A. Beech, President, said that dollar volume of the Navy contract
was
Ashtabula Telephone Co.,
2534.
p.
:
proprietary plastic products from pur¬
chases of raw materials to tne finai finished prouue.;. Its raw materials
are
primarily polyethylene, polystyrene, and acetates.
of
'
■
corporation.
;
wholly-owned
silicones
Corp.—Receives Navy Order—
a U. S. Navy contract for the manufacture of an initial
Beechcraft Model 316 power units to serve as ground sup¬
port equipment for Navy jet aircraft was announced July 16 by this
quantity of
-
y.
v;;
..
1956—26 Wks.—1955
$5,388,538 $24,829,443 $24,161,379
Receipt of
•
the
At
compounds which possess
conventional
;%v
'common stock...
Refining Co.—New Development
the water repellent properties of the
American Smelting &
2798.
p.
183, p. 2894.
Beech Aircraft
corporation which is whoily-own?d. Arliss Plastics Corp. acquired all of
the outstanding stock
of that corporation from Max Welling, Nat H.
and Abraham J.
Brenner in exchange for 330,000 shares of its
1956—5 Wks.—1955
™^_x._™™-„;—$5,683,301
—V.
plastic
Last
New
stockholders.—V. 181,
1,500
Beck Shoe Corp.—June Sales Rise—
(A. §L)
1956.
ventures
industries. Its ox.ices are located ai. 3o^-375 De Kalb
Ave., Biooxlyn 5, New York.
1
Arliss Plastics Corp. has one subsidiary, Arliss Co., Inc., a New York
the
in
and has
-
products
to engage in the manufacture of plastic
acquisition and development of and investment in,
organized
the
1,600 person*
corporation »was
incorporated July 14, 1955 in
of the corporation was changed from Interna¬
name
Industries
Plastic
was
and
with
with each compartment fitted
automatic control equipment,—V. 179, p. 709.
chill commodities,
and
freeze
latest
the
The
exceeded $200,000,000. Among the nationally known brands
by General Shoe are: Johnson & Murphy, I. Miller, W. L.
Deiman, and Csa^yfcian Dior.
Moving'# sales In 1955 were over $31,000,000. The comoany employs
Douglas,
Outstanding
cents )™™_„™„ .2,000,000 shs,. /:.
10
(par
BUSINESS—The
Delaware.
year
produced
FINANCING
TO FRE3ENT
Authorized
EFFECT
.
distributors, operating throughout the United States. Sales volume
last
plastic ventures.
GIVING
...
stock
Common
Special features for the safe
both
and investment in other
,
global fleet.
American President Lines'
in
serve
lor debt reduction and
tion
CAPITALIZATION
and
working capital, and for possible acquisi¬
Inc.,
Lines, Ltd.—New Luxury Cargoliner on 'Round-the-World Voyage—
The S. a President Adams, newest ship in this company's S275.000.flOO replacement program, began her maiden voyage 'Round-the-world
The new luxury
cargollner, sistership of the Presidents Jackson,
Hayes
and Coolidge, is named for President John Quincy Adams,
fiixth President of the United States, and is the fourth ship of that
American President
available
The
net
$6
par
to
will
Co.,
proceeds.
of
the
stock,
President
soon
stock
Investment
the
sanctioned
of
shares
Lefferdink,
of
Colorado
be
issuance
to
be
$3,500,000
at
new
corporation
par.
corporation reported the issue
residents on the over-the-counter
underwritten
Boulder,
the
by
priced
the
by
Mr.
Lefferdink's
firm,
construction
of
Colo.
wil
be
used
for
a
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(319)
hotel
in
Boulder; 83,000,000 for the purchase of
$3,000,000 to set up an instalment loan company;
underwriting
for
and
investment
sales
and
costs
and
$2,500,000
provide
for
direct
commercial
a
$3,000,000
working
loans.
bank;
to
Budd
defray
A
low
the
'
...
.
AlSO r-16
Registers Rights Offering With SEC—
Chas.
had
E.
Beaid,
made
panies
arrangements
to
up
drawn
The
President,
down
loan
11
borrow
to
$40,000,000
July
on
on
from
a
of
group
long-term
a
basis.
insurance
The
funds
-
be
be
needed through 1960. The notes will mature in 1976. i
negotiated for the-company by F. Eberstadt & Co.,
;f.>'■;
V.'\,,v
■■
A-
ihg
registration
of
1,105,545
subscription
offered
the
have
12
announced
statement
shares
by
the
to
shares
new
with
its
of
that
the
for
five
each
company
covering
stock
(par
stock.
common
subscribe
for
the
SEC
common
holders of its,
opportunity
basis of three
to
July
on
the
held.
that
on.
additional
Tae
showing
lor
this
Hotel
country
was
executives
and
this
by
v
1
called,"Pioneer HI"
car,
to
nearly
unveiled
members
company, Its
in
initial
believes
Budd,
of
is
railway
that
in
"Pioneer
search-for*-lightweight
cost
well
as
as
basic
a
design
III"
it
has
the
economical
to
operate.-t-V.
is
the
on
:
Frov.
for
Federal
184,
taxes
Net
J
income
Dividends
the. $40,000,COO
long-term loan,
and
corporation
aircraft
in
preferred
on
The
company's
orders
r
nine
are
this
year,
Lockheed
deliveries
respectively.
Electro
which
of
iurou-prop
scheduled
are
also
is
remodeling
equipping them
interiors
more-
with
the
powerful
of
all
in
ance
•
and
in
96,013
its
engines
DC-6
air-
designed
%
to
the
of
30__
significant gauge in
$24,694;899 as of June
outstanding
for
of
as
the
June
first-half
Love
on
Field
at
Dallas,
of
present,
aimed'
and
to
acquisitions
former
borrowers,
well
as
acquired
placement of
private
oi
Co.
long
Braniff
also
is
structure
making
arrangements to lease space In a new building to be known as the
"Braniff Airways Building" to be constructed in
Exchange Park, Dallas,
in which all administrative functions will be
housed.—V.
and
base
a
The
York
customer
term
the
financing
with
with
several
cost
average
also
expansion
(England)—Ex¬
This
solidated
This corporation, a joint venture of The British
Petroleum Co., Ltd.
The Distillers Co., Ltd., was formed in
1947, and began produc¬
tion
in
1951
at
a
site
adjacent to British Petroleum's refinery at
Grangemouth, Scotland. Its principal products are two define
Canadian
income
shares
stock
and
which
converted
are
into
ethyl and isopropyl
alcohols.
•
In April,
1950,
Ltd.
produce
British
jointly
Hydrocarbon
lormed
mononierie
new
a
styrene,
Chemicals
chemical
a
and
Forth
company,
intermediate
facture of plastics materials. A
plant was erected
Hydrocarbon Chemicals works and operation
began
plant has since been expanded to three
times
capacity.
/
/
/
>j;
In January- 1955,
third company was Added
the
formation
Hydrocarbon
of
Grange
Chemicals
Chemicals,
and
Ltd.,
Oronite
in
The
Mutual
institutional
Life
to
for
end
the
To
the
of
1955
and
manufacture
meet
of
produc°s
dod»cvl
high-grade
and
-
British
This
and
and
Canada
least
growth.—V.
184, p.
group,
Grange
with,
Chemicals
Ounces
"Value
.
—V.
other demands,
$22,400,000 expan¬
of several
companies of the British Petroleum Group have
been changed, as from June
1, 1956, in order to Identify them more
closely with the group and its BP symbol. Thev include the
company's
shipping
organization,
now
named
BP
Tanker
Co,
Ltd.
(formerly
British Tanker Co.,
Ltd.), and its exploration subsidiary, now named
BP Exploration Co. Ltd.
(formerly D'Arcy Exploration
Co.,
The
Ltd.).
changes are as follows: From Aden Petroleum
Refinery Ltd. to
BP Refinery (Aden)
Ltd.; Australasian Petroleum Refinery Ltd. to BP
Refinery (Kwinana) Ltd.; British Tanker Co.. Ltd. to EP Tanker
Co.
Ltd.; D'Arcy Exploration Co., Ltd. to BP Exploration Co.
Ltd.; D'Arcy
Kuwait Co. Ltd. to BP (Kuwait)
Ltd.; Grangemouth Petroleum Refin¬
ery Ltd.
to EP Refinery (Grangemouth) Ltd.; Kent Oil
Refinery Ltd.
to BP Refinery
(Kent) Ltd.; and National Oil Refineries, Ltd, to
BP
:
Broad- Street Investing Corp.—Reports Record Assfets
r
Net
■
assets
ijighest
of
jhis corporation reached
$91,179,981
the
year,
investment
This
was
included
and
gain-
a
the
which
company,
from
$81,646,781
of
assess
*
in
share
con¬
and
the
on
but
after
the
latest
provision
quarter
for
against
as
1956—3 Mos.—1955
2,430,500
.
U.
S.
II.
Bern
the
Dibner,
re¬
$634,011
and
of
It
was-
Board:"
the
beginning;
Corp.,
private
a
the
?
11,339,200
40,134
$1,404,690
$2,100,035
12.39c
14.81c
of the
result
a
activities
serving
the
serving
Burndy,
city,
and
Haven
Canada.
'
and
'
.
*
*
in
will
be
utility
the
divided
'*
% -
See
Todd
New
York
below.—V.
Co.
184,
will
2895.
p.
plants
In
■
July
13,
1956A covering
debentures
'
-
that
for
Cruttenden
to
are
be
$2,900,000
of
&
by amendment.
supplied
$1,500,000
-
of
-
-
-
the
-•
>
•
net
with
convertible
-
feeds.
V.
December,
p. 3006,
183,
1955, distribution of 74
cents
from
realized
gain.-
will
and
of
Corp.—Earnings Up—
available
be
for
general
Fiscal Year Ended April 30—
sales
Net
the
SEC
sinking
The
excise
before
Income
Income
I
.
Net
income
Corp.
the
will
be
expended
three
of
per
Barn,
per
$2,939,886
common
shr.
com.
paid
Working
capital
Book
1
value
The
(at
com.
future
income
1,177,912
business___
part
share
of
(at
;
1,467,805,,
34,492,737"
30,675,146
year-end)______
$24.79
"
$21.34
July 24 will vote on increasing the authorized
which will be distributed as a 15%
stock divi¬
stockholders
common
1,177,912
3,047,000
:
35,325,799
33,722,146
year-end)
on
2.46
1,285,026
J" - 4.25
year-end)____
per
stock,
to
nonrecurring
the
(at
stockholders
capital
dend
incl.
in
$2,645,717;
2.79
*
______^
retained
worth
snare
income
Earnings
Net
Proceeds
its
corporate needs.—V.
and
182.
balance
to
be
retained
for
311.
p.
/; The
5.25%'
share
per
Brown
Investment
Co., Ltd., Honolulu, T. II.—Regis-'
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Honolulu
This
with
stock.
the
1951,
5,
SEC
the
of
confined
sales
planned
to
11,
under
the
company
1956,
the
management
of
extend
its
shares
sales
of
filed
covering
laws
operates
company
eompany
*
Investment
July
on
Organized
of
as
a
type.
to
the
the
shares
diversified,
Until
bona
registration
a
60,075
Territory
June
fide
company's
of
21,
post
STate
2-0613);
1
Drapers'
1956,
residents
of
NOTE:
Gardens,
at New York, N. Y., under the Act
$63.00 per year.
Other Countries/ $67.00
On
account
cf
the
fluctuations
common
on
Dec."
investment
the company;,
Hawaii. It Is
securities.
(Reg.
in
the
sale
of
183,
bonds
p.
Interstate
of
Burbank,
Calif.
working
purposes.—V.182,
of
;
will
30,
June
case.
of
before
or
30,
the-
first
mortgage
bonds
be
used
to
short
repay
Co.—Stock
1964;
and
proceeds
are
to
$20.40
accrued
be
used,
funds,
to discharge current short-term bank
$1,000,000.
all of which have been used to
„
construction
program.
thereafter
and
for
the
purpose
was
of
per
rate
of
of
Edmonton,
financing
"
with
Alberta,
to
and
new
23),
„
,
Dutch
and
amount
below
and
market,
' ■!,.,•■'
shares1 involved,investors
when
at
interim
Swiss
total
a
•'
Mr.
the
of
Doyle
said,
$605
unit
certliicates
will
'
and
a
Inc.,
said- to be
the
nation's"
of
vegetable
oils and livestock,
transportation of bulk commodities.
processor
trading and
"and
will
provide
they
as
Hays
said.
center
office
mechanism
a
developed
are
This
activity
by
will
Is
completed this
Wayzata, Minn.,
he
at
for
handling
Cargill's
be
new
research
de¬
accelerated: when
fall
by
Cargill
said.
V
-v
.
dividends.
■
together
borrowings
finance
California
telephone
on
company's
Jan.
business
£
1,320,897
1,169,579
5,126,476
4.614,926
—______
968,496
802.757
3,643,227
2,709,391
2,664,016
2,709,391
3,346,120
2.664.016
$0.29
$0.24
share
interest
and,
ar.d
$1.10;
S1.C2
until
before
Chenango &
The
<
Unadilla Telephone Co^—Private
$1,500,000
4debentures
of
Sale—.
placed
privatelythrough W. E. Hutton & Co. and Laird, Bissell & Meads
consist of $1,250,000 of series A and $250,000 of convert-'
ible debentures, series B,
Both issues are due May 1,
1981.
See also V.
184,
p.
216.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Elected to Board—
J.
21,
and
Patrick
Lanna,
Midwest Stock
&
Telegraph
partner
a
Co.
Wirtz,
who
directors
has
and
large
of
Christian
Pacific RR.—Banker
*
Exchange, and
elected
other
aggregating
the
1956-42 Mos.—1955
"
$6,169,504 $27,308,436 $24,472,978
terminated
at
Dec.
31,
1955,
income
preferred dividend
requirements of $168,096,
quarterly and of $637,885 In the earlier 12 months' period and $672,384
in the 12 months' period ended June
30, 1956.—V. 183, p. 1965.
*■
,
-
with
$6,960,498
outstdg.__
com.
per
♦After
1956—3 Mos.—1955
A
after
taxes
shares
of
prominent
estate
Life
industries,
holdings
railroad.—V.
Fidelity
.
■
of Kneeland & Co., members of tho
director of the International Telephone
other
real
this
a
184,
in
p.
and
Chicago,
111.,
Arthur
have
M.
been
216.
Insurance
Co.,
Waxahachie,
Tex.—Registers With SEC—
T'.ils
1956,
offered
for
company
a
filed
covering
tor sale
period- of
I'
an
a>
near
at
a
registration
20.000
$26 per
30
days
shares
of
statement
Its
$10
share. The shares
after
effectiveness
par
the
with
SEC
common
are
to
of
the
on
stock;
be offered
July
to
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
be
first and
registration
state-
^ nnSSi
Street,^Chicago 3, nnnoti
1942
at the
subscriptions
of
$605
,
same
bond
bankers
shares
seven
for
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, .25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y:,
REftor 2-9570. Herbert D•
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices. 135 S. La Sa;lie
E. C., England, c/o Edwards^ & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as secpnd class matter February 25,
March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in* United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in
remittance for foreign
$1
/ >
of
of
affiliate of Cargill,
an
the
At,;11
income
1-2,
incorporated in
engaging in
the
year.
,
5,000,000 '
value
million
principal
to. Canadian
revenues
U. 8. Patent Office)
exchange,
of
par
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings
Up—
Period— A;
London,
of
a
bankers
:v
placed
(July
research
week
a
consists
with
on
...
BUSINESS—Company
all
>
the same time, it was announced that hybrid corn
production
sales, "formerly a part of Cargill's special products division; now
a
separate department of the company under the executive
supervision of James North.—V. 183, p. 2759.
/
f
Offered—
preferred 'stock may be converted into common stock
at the
initial conversion prices
of $13.33 per common share to an
including June 30, I960;* $14.29 per common share to an including
June
30,
1964; $15.38 per common share to an including June 30,
1968; and $16.67 per common share thereafter.
net
Fund
division of Cargo Carriers,
Inc. to expand the
merchandising
activities
in
molasses,
molasses
phosphate was announced on July 6 by F. J.
products
Mr.
reservation;
term
5.25%
PROCEEDS—The
the
division, headed by Raymond W. King, Vice-President, will?
immediately the functions of the company's former merchandis-.
Federal
be called for redemption at $20.80.
before June 30, 1960; $20.60 per share
par
Co.,
At
at
may
a-t
Settle-,
William
Power
becomes
1968;
sinking" fund
V.;
new
Com.
,
30,
N.
Foreign
and
210,
p.
—
2895.
June
is
in
Operating 'income
capital
$20.20 thereafter and on or
before June
and .$20
per
share
thereafter;
with
accrued
interest
in
The preferred stock may also be redeemed through opera¬
1972;
each
on
International
&
and
firm
deals
Operating
The
V
v
Telephone
preferred stock
redeemed on or
and
before
or
1954;
office
Canada,
statement
its
open-end
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert. President. Published
twice
(Telephone
of
Hawaii
if
thereafter
tion
the
the
loans.—V,
new
headquarters
in
William R. Staats & Co. and associates on July 18 offered
publicly n 50,000 shares of 5.25% cumulative convertible
preferred stock at par ($20 per share), plus accrued divi¬
dends from July 1, 1956.
^
The
1
from
construction
for
Unilever,
'
a
grain
central
new
3.195,000
California
income
Dividends
5.840,717
3,324,000
plans to sell $8,000,000
bidding on Oct. 9, 1956.
of
shares,
about $70
bonds-
today
product
agricultural
Super-^
company's
corporate
company
competitive
38,705,209
6,263,886
!
Nonrecurring
This
r-
42,825,063
taxes
taxes
Earnings
1955
the.
department
Earns,
1956
taxes
Van
are
,
$500
at
available
of
partment,"
on
fund
ing
-
California Electric Power Co.—To Sell Bonds
$77,719,572 $70,780,854
—
Federal
of
available.
"■Net
Brown-Forman Distillers
Fund
-
proceeds
•
purchase from Lockheed Aircraft
remaining proceeds will be added to
Bank
Amprtcan
;
been
of
Javelin stock
made
It
absorb
L;
company" has contracted '
the
the
of
■
Ltd.
have
bond
products^ salt, coal
Hays, President.
Aug.; 1, '19o8.
The company proposes
to offer :the •
public sale through.r.n underwriting group headed by
Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms :h
Approximately
of
deferred
216.
p.
Javelin
Cargo Carriers
statement
6%
the
Car gill, Inc.—Affiliate Creates New Division—
"
due
debentures
June.
registration
of
company's shares are listed on the Edmonton Exchange and
ap-,,
plication has been made to list the Wabush Lake bonds.
The
new
shares bring to 4,485,000 the number
outstanding.—V. 184, p: 216.
California
Q,'
a
will
The
Sales-Up—*'
p;
filed
100
184,
probably
become
California Eastern Aviation, Inc.—Registers With SEC
corporation
advisers
Chairman
President
"...
be
price,
" 1956—Month—1955 ;
' 1956—6 Mos.—1955
$10,368,06T-I- $9,453,262 $54,930,667 $49,367,634
Period End. June 30—
'Sales
President
formerly
and
one
One-sixth
v
equipment,
City,
of
unit.
a
-Vs
Subs;)—June
(&
shareholders
A.
securities
units
Creation
3.
p,
no
investment
ore
Canadian
Corp.—Two Units Consolidated—
Brothers
at
in-'
C.
-The
in
-
-)o,000)
back
iron
largest
Butler
former
shares
company's
V Burroughs
that
way
United
Invest
principal
Straessle, Chairman of the Swiss American Corp.;
C. Vaughan,
formerly Chairman and President, Canadian NaRailways; and Joseph E,,Swan, -partner,
Hayden, Stone & Co.'?
Canadian
of
into
.
Conn.,- has
and
make
'
industrial
and
original
,
Norwalk.
Conn.,
a
the
to
The
;
plant.
Milford,
Is
their
bring "
properties of this corporation in Labrador into
production,
Doyle, President, announced on July 18.
financing agreement, approved by the Governments of
Ottawa,
Newfoundland
and
Alberta, covers $16,500,000 In
bonds
of
Wabush
Lake Railroad Co., Ltd., a
wholly-owned subsidiary, and 231,000 shares
the
move,
the Milford; Conn;,
with headquarters
North
to
in
Stahl, Miles & Co., Ltd., investment
Cnada, have underwritten
nearly $20
•
division;
outside
have
and relatively small taxes in
plans to retain, accumulate and
distributions to shareholders.
..t'v
John
(U-l)
World
conditions
which
in.
are
Canadian Javelin, Ltd.—-Securities Offered—; "
60,001
18.48c
"Omaton"
and
former
share.—V.
per
14,176,650
'U
division,
aircraft markets.
""
military and
•*
diversified
liability
Fund
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
14,373
Burndy's
operate
tax
The
Etc.—The
Rykens,
Joseph
tional
$503,055
said
income
Paul
Robert
16.00c
utility-industrial
fields
ferred; to
r
its
Robertson,
Inc.;
11,112
President,
to
States
elsewhere.
McKittrick,
S.
This company,;a
large'manufacturer of electrical connectors and
equipment for installing them, on July 16 announced regrouping of its
operations into two autonomous divisions. '
y
v.\
'■■:.
*
Free
normal
and
interests
&
ments;
U. S.
1355.,.
p.
the
companies
managed
principal
1956—12 Mos.—1055
2,722,500
per
—-1.—
183,
-r
•
Towne, Inc. of New York
and
Mutual
Funds
Statistical
Surveys Limited, Montreal. Kenneth S. Van
Strum, President of both
organizations, is also President of the Fund. Directors include Thomas
649,572
estimated
of
under
In
are:
United
PERSONNEL.
Strum
vBurndy Engineering Co., Inc.—Regroups Operations—
-
30, the-
years,
the
at
Tarn
.uiaa
purchased
were
June
on.
total in the mutual fund's nearly 27
July 18 by Francis F. Randolph. Chairman
on
President,
per
a
Dredging^ Ltd.—Production Report—
yard in
per
This
reported
announced
qnd
of
cents
objectives
and
reinvest
1956
F.-deral
$388,920
—v; 183,
106.
p.
62
May 31,
prevision
for
Lurndy'a operations in the Bronx, New York
City, have been discontinued.* Employees at this operation have been
largely absorbed at Burndy's U-l division plant in New York or trans¬
Co., Ltd.—Units Names Changed—
Refinery (Llandarcy) Ltd.—V. 184,
provision
$992,586 for
goid_—
$35
cents
As
names
tax
was
fine
at
Value
completed
intermediate
Hydrocarbon Chemicals In mid-1955 began a
sion program. Upon
completion in early 1957, this program will have
added duplicate cracking and
gas separating plants,
a
new
synthetic
alcholol plant, and a new unit for the
extraction of Butadiene, a raw
material
used
in
the
manufatcure
of
synthetic
rubber
and
other
plastics. In addition;, a new unit will have been
completed at Grange l-.~
Chemicals for the production of
detergent aklylatc, which is used by
the soap
industry in the manufacture of synthetic detergents.
The
to
ended
policy
assets
for
whose
Canada.
no
Canada
sausiy
British
British Petroleum
equal
ounce
was
en
the quarter
$402,939,
after
taxes,
Period End. May 31—
Yardage dredged
detergents.
to
for
of
Its
medium
a
as
companies
countries
Fund's
of
In
Other
3.
operate
growth
other
The
50%
terests
currently
Bulolo Gold
by British
California
(a
of
newly organized investment company
July 18 by Hayden, Stone & Co. at $8 per
will
in
and
States.
lengthened the term of
working capital providing
increased
Fund,
investment
common
•
this
on
V-.'•'
The
*
'
designed 1
6,500
106.
p.
14,
.
owned
Co.
benzen«,
synthetic
the needs of these associates
to
6,500.
Inc._^____
•
investors.
for. the eecond-quarter of the 1955 -fiscal year.
The company's fiscal year ends Nov, 30.-—V; 183, pp. 2759 and 1751.
manu-'
1953,
initial
area,
the
Ltd./
the
to
negotiation,
Chem¬
the
early
its
jointly
Chemical
for
next
subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of California). The
plant, sited within British Hydrocarbon Chemicals
at
Monsanto
Chemicals
profit
before
6,500
Co.
&
Co.,
with
the
Profit
184,
-
a
closed-end company, incorporated in Canada on
1956, the Fund will become an open-end investment
company
redeemable common shares after distribution
of the stock
now
being offered.V
>.
i /
June
:
outstanding. This compares with net profit
or 46 cents per share for the quarter ended May 31, 1955,
firrt'quarter of the fiscal year the company had reported
profit of $327,975, or 50 cents per share. '
net
.
Shares
■
&
■
$301,852,
For
gases,
ethylene and propylene,
icals,
of
of
,
as
Co
&
Ryons
share.
referrals,
Co.—Reports Higher Profits—
reports
company
pands—
net
of
made
incur
Buffalo Forge
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Ltd.
$1)
(par
184, p. 215.
British
the
are
'BUSINESS—Now
and
placements
continued
for
6,500
—V.
stock.
and
-
Richards
Walston
•
(Inc.)
the
them,
.
New
reduced
indebtedness."
"
Hill
Lester,
Co.
by
; "A <*■■■;■
6,500
California
was
period, Budget retired obligations for
and- also completed significant
refinancing by
recently
•'
11.00J
Co
&
•'
of
underwriters
purchased
6,500'
•
as
bal¬
first-half
1956
Elchler.
several
be
to
-
Shares
Co.__
&
conversion
upon
the
Canadian International Growth Fund Ltd.
(Canada)—»
Stock Offered—Public
offering of 625,000 common shares
itwairiesSiVt.^Vvv
the
Staats
of
stock
Crowell, Weedon & Co:__i_
increase *
a hh'
substantial
a
of
v-a""-'-' •'
R.
issuance
.>
50,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
.
financing,
1955.
maintain
for
names
shares
50.000 shs.
50,000 shs.
*1,000.000 shs.
.
reserved
of
1,500,000
50,000 shs.
First
$0.40
1956, including accounts
the 1955 first-half figure.
$24,674,006, up 105% over
figures were the result of recent
renewals
Insurance
Texas.
shares
$4,477,000
J
value)
par
'
.
1,500,000
value):
4
...
327,498
60%'
a
1974____
1,
par
-
of
was
efforts
30,
FINANCING
Outstanding
$4,600,000
_<
series
($5
follows: ■>:-
addition, Braniff has made arrangements under which the
Proceeds of the new issues were used to redeem all of the
City V;
company's
of Dallas, Texas, using revenue bond
three subordinated debentures, capital
financing, will construct for the
debentures, 5% prior preferred
company's use a new $6,250,000 operations and maintenance base to k. and 6% preferred stock.
The issues simplified the company's
capital
located
stock
$131,310"VBateman,.
In
be
cumulative
William
$0.55
consumer
30,
Feb.
79,871
395,151
,
PRESENT
Unlimited
■
:___
___
^UNDERWRITERS—The
$211,187'
$216,618
a,
June
ontstanding__I_^___'
a
business
promotional
new
assets
peak
Of
record
consumed
hour.
per
new
$14,904,033
purchased,
These
In¬
shares—
outstanding.
share
outstanding,
volume
During
provide speed up to 335 miles
'
of
shares
common
a
the
The
1960.
company
find
craft
November
"Boeing 707 jet aircraft,
and
attained
over
seven
Douglas DC-7C "El Dorado"
Metropolitan air.-raft, deliveries o" whichy
440
and
due
preferred.stock. ($20
♦Includes
144,000
$312,631
_
shares^.
of. common
ofACom.
per
Receivables
company ;
order
on
September
the
in
five
1950
has
and five Convair
commence
debs,
;_
_
1979____'
series
r.55,187
219,000
_
______t_.L
income
Number
Earns,
i
with
f.
s.
due
5.25%
—
Net
fbnds, will oe sufficient to defray the cost of new aircraft,
-flight equipment and other facilities relating to t.ie company's fleet
enlargement and modernization program.
'
and
43A%,
Cum.
1955
$531,631
income
on
TO
Authorized
bonds...
series
Common
1956 7'"':"
EFFECT
'<■
•
mortgage
414,%
p.,215.
"
;vv:"
respective number
,
cluded
answer
.reason¬
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—Earnings
Higher-
-
from
■
-
First
the
derived
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
;
:
'
can
including
equipment- which
6 Months Ended.June30—
Net Income before taxes_l_4_i
by the board of directors immediately prior, to the effective .
date of the registration statement. The
offering will be underwritten
by P. Eberstadt and. Co. v. "V';V"
V.■■■
'-f:
It is anticipated that the proceeds from this
offering, together with
The
the
and
which
service
passenger
determined
.
of
designer
5.25%
subscription rights admitted to trading on the New York
Stock Exchange. Shareholders also will be
given the privilege of oversubscription. The pric2 at which tne shares will be offered will be
lunds
July
on
•
by
type
any
Budd
cars.
will arrange
company
in
railroad
Waldorf-Astoria
the-railroads'
able
be
will
shares
built
ever
date
$2.50t
Shareholders
car
•
adapted
to
proposed oher-v
for pro-rata i
a
the
commuter
as
Beard
a
special
at
The
■
was
York.
Mr.
filed
passenger
a
in
.
,
com-
may
the
business
and
assets
of
Interstate
Telegraph Co., a
corporation, which owned and operated a
telephone system
portions of eastern California and a smail
adjacent area in Nevada.
At March 31,
1956, the company operated 22 local exchanges serv¬
ing 14,357 telephones.
The principal executive offices of the
company
are located
at
581 Fourth St., San Bernardino, Calif.
The company
may in the future acquire other
utility properties.
steel railway passenger car which
meets all
safety
requirements
of
the
Association
of
Aineryet has
the
lightest
weight
per
passenger
of - any
builder.
company
„
New
at
press
that, the
announced
acquiring
Nevada
stainless
and
Railroads
railway
Announces Loan Plan
—-
slung
strength
ican
Rraniff Airways, Inc.
Co.—New Steel Passenger Car—
'
capital;: $3,000,000
3
Dominion
01
'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
4
^Monday, July 23, 1956
(320)
qualifying
Co., Inc., at $13.50 per share, with a dealer's discount
share. It was completed.—V; 183, p. 2180.
&
Net
1955
1954
$5,535,559
S3,495,161
$4,327,722
ry.
1,466,067
2,972,282
1,370,469
1,950,758
Income-
769,294
1,338,484
607,507
949,948
18,692,289
21,473.071
17,810,481
20,537,627
6,739,569
9,768,321
6,717,440
8,232,933
oper.
Prom
Net
Net
ry.
railway--.
railway—-..
from
income—
oper.
183,
4
'
2805.
p.
Facilities—
Cities Service Gas Co.—To Increase
1
Federal
The
this
has
Commission
Power
*
609.
As
result
a
increased
of
missile
for
oruers
than
in
10%
aircraft
and
components,
■
.
,
Cochrane Corp.—Announces Jet-Tray Deaerator—
.Cochrane
Publication. 4651
tubular
non-condensible
of,
operating
contact
This
gases.
conditions
between
describes
type
that
water,
the
the corporation announced on July 10.—V.
oxygen removal,
;
elimi¬
purging of
widest range
maximum
effective scrubbing '
thus
assuring
highly
efficient
provides
and
.
design
efficient
handles
deaerator
and
steam
deaerator
a
without'impairing
condensers
vent
183, p. 2535.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 20»825 shares of common stock (par $10)
made
was
share. " It
July 18 by Blyth & Co.,j Inc., at $56.50
on
was
Consolidated
per
quitjjly completed.—V. 183, p. £85.
Collins & Aikman
Corp.—Reports Loss—
sales
net
for
the
quarter ; ended
May 26,
1956, were
This was substantially less than in the same period last
when sales were $13,872,000.
The difference is attributable to a
drop
in the sales of the corporation's automotive materials
which
followed and was caused by the curtailment in automobile production.
High inventories held by the automobile companies over and
above
$9,347,000.
'
year
actual
automobile
automobile
Sales
years.
aided by
was
mately
other
products
new
the
in
last
30*
industry showed
this situation
and
year
as
reduction
in
automobile
last
of
severest
experienced
the
than
period
same
the
in
has
result of the company's
a
program.
sustained
with
profit
a
$400,000.
The
rtsu^eu
company
the creation of
company
compares
the
over
diversification
The
this
sales
customers
to
increase
some
production
fabric
net loss for the
a
in
;Y
the
quarter
sume
Y."
.
consolidated balance
V
quarter of $167,000,
of
.
May 26,
last
shows
1956
of
year
Y\YY'.,V7;
..
sheet at
which
approxi¬
"
,
*YY
current
of
$19,805,000 and current liabilities of $3,441,000, a ratio
and working capital of $16,364,000.—V. 183,
p. 403,
of
assets
5.7
to
1,
; Colonial Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
f
'
*
-
J
"■
1,
.
Sales
Net
sales
of
92
!
-^jj,
cents
the
latest
1956
$
•
share
per
in
for
combinations
profit
and
the
first
ft '' i'' V. '■
•
169,151,711
with
half
with
June
1955
1955
2,524,648
on
split
giving
and
in
to
$1
at
the
April
to
1956.
.
Messrs.
half
of
Stearns
1956,
Columbus,
adding
•^V.
that
183,
a
year
Ohio
Seitz
and
19
-
that
reported
had
433
the
at
supermarkets
close
in
In the first half of 1956
ago.
additional
30
p.
and
1955.
Colonial Stores
pared with 417
in
during
new
supermarkets
supermarkets
are
were
now
of
the
operation
they
opened,
under
first
com¬
warehouse
new
a
said,
construction.
2896..
The
the
and
SEC,
it
Holding
its
United
current
United
announced
Company
Act
as
United
Fuel
inventory gas;
Fuel and
from
Julv
authorizing
follows:
and from Amere
as
on
has
may
Subsidiary—
order
an
by this
proposes
to
under
corporation
advance to
when and to the
extent
require
(2)
Gas
to
issued
transaction
Columbia
Gas Utilities Co.,
and
Amere
(1)
16,
during 1956 for the purchase
Columbia proposes to purchase from
Utilities
Co.,
when and
to
the
extent
is
required
in connection with their 1956
construction
instalment promissory notes of said subsidiaries aggregating
not in excess of $9,000,000 and $425,000,
respectively.—V. 183, p. 3007.
ney
money
programs,
i $1,500,
;
—
,
.
value)
par
1
Commercial Life Insurance Co. of Missouri—Stock Of¬
company is offering to its stockholders the
right to subscribe for 50,000 additional shares of com¬
mon stock (par $2) at $5.50
per share.
The offering is
underwritten by Edward D. Jones & Co., St. Louis, Mo. •
—V.
184,
proceeds
p.
are
to
be
4.
used
Y.
of
industrial
for
general
corporate
1956.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Car-Na-Var
of Brazil,
Corp.
The
cleaning equipment.
Ind.,
manufacturers,
are
already
has
merger
been
given
boards of directors.
s • ; ' , my
Harold Roth of Westbury, L. L, who will be President of Continental
companies'
the
by
,
YYY;
Industries, Inc., anticipates combined gross sales in 1956 of $20,000,000,
mostly
West
skyrocketing
from
sales
of
its
Virginia,
Florida
Texas,
cigarette vending
new
machine-vended cigarets in New
from
ahd
York,
New Jersey,
California.—V.
and
machine
173,
Alabama,
1171.
p.
-
y
in
purposes.
Sold—Lee
Higginson*
stock;at $14 per share.Y ^The offering,^which"
represented a portion of the holdings of certain selling
stockholders, was oversubscribed.
'
.....
,
is
BUSINESS—Company
Feb.
on
company's
the
■
-
.
of America—Stock
par common
_
under the
Increase
an
Car-Na-Var Corp. above.
Co.
Controls
152,014 shs,
$250,000 shs.
.
Industries; Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Continental
See. Continental
A-P
1956,
1,
Controls
cial
of
of
leading'
valves,'
and other. controls' for home heating,, commer-,
and
air
conditioning
equipment.
One
customer,
relrigeration
acocunts
Y EARNINGS—Combined
trols
new
thermostats
Whirlpool-Seeger,
■
company resulting; from the: merger
Products Corp., Schiller Park; 111., and
a
Soreng
of Milwaukee, Wis.
The company is a
controls
for
home
laundry
equipment ' and
Corp.
manufacturer
switches,
$23,694,103,
were
approximately 30%
for
of Soreng Products
earnings were $875,887,
net
the
of
total
of
sales
1955
and
Sales
share.
sales.
and
A-P
equal
Con- ;"
S1.42
to
in the three months
-ended-March 31. 1956, were $7,060,095 arid earnings were $228,4981 or":
38 cents a share.
- ' common
a
new
company
.
.
„
; DIVIDEND—The directors Intend placing the' common stdck on a:
quarterly dividend basis, and proposes, at the next quarterly meeting.Y
to declare a dividend of 18% cents per share, to be payable in October.:
.
;..V; Y-;.rYY;
CAPITALIZATION AT MARCH 31,. 1956
4M« %- mortgage note, maturing monthly
•
'to
June
4.65%
Outstanding
Authorized ;
$125,266
;$125.266 tY! '
14,
mtge.
Oct.
to
4%
monthly
maturing
note,
162,300
-162,300
690.000
690,000
1961—
15,
maturing
note,
,
merger.
...
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
the
Y.
White,
"
••
■
/
semi-annually
Inc.
——
8,000
& Co.—
4,000
The
3,000
Hincks
Weld & Co.^
Scranton
Co.-
&
Edward
A.
—V.
184,
4.
p.
Y
!:
Shares
Bradley
& Co.,-
——;
R.
M.
-
Bros.
&
..
2,500
—
F." Griggs
Co.'.—:— V2,500
Inc.—
Kidder & Co.l—
Smith,
Y
.
;Y.Y
v.
M.
: 2,000
Co.,
-
2,000
2,000
Ramsay & Co., Inc.
4'/2%
1,
-
to
corporation has announced net earnings of $857,200 after taxes
in the six months ended June 30, compared with $504,700 in the first
the
of
Smith
of
W.
jommon
preceding year.
~
Y
'
■
•
Storey, President, said that on the basis of 837,500 shares
stock currently outstanding the six-month
earnings were
■
share as against 60 cents a share in the like period
list year. The current shares reflect a 21/2-for-l stock split in April
1956 and the subsequent issuance of an additional 150,000 shares. .
•
Net
sales
were
$4,543,100, compared with $3,104,800 in the first
equal to
half
a
$1.02
year
a
Income
ago.
provisions
tax
$714,000
were
sales
cents
59
in
in
share
a
Y
113.
p.
three
the
months
ended
June
30
.
the
-
.
,
Consolidated Industrial & Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.,
Sandusky, Ohio—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
"Held
•
29
filed
a
letter
notification
with
the
of 6% debentures dated July 1, 1956, maturing
beginning the fifth
year
after issuance, to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
each
year
offered
at 100%,
working capital
and
construction
program.
$75,000
Y
Aug.
to
and
Co.
of
shares
Profit
Pension
Net
Fed.
$655,270
profit p.fter
"Earns,
per
♦Based
stock
1856—12 Wks.—1955
on
-
distribution
$0.57
share
554,550
..
$585,032
'317,458
taxes
com.
1956—24 Wks.—1955
in¬
taxes
shares
made
on
now
April
$1,094,474
535,932
282,954
-
1
$0.96 :
$0.51
outstanding
30, 1956.—V.
,.
$938,242
..* 461,356
■
result of
183,-p.-1856.
as
a
;
Sears,
'
outstanding
named
severally
have
below
of
stock
common
the
being
company
•
Shares
Lee
Inc.-'—
Becker & Co.
Merrill Lynch,
Kidder, Peabody
& Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
ties Corp.
Masten
E.
McCormlck
10,000'
10,000
Newhard,
'The
Y YY;
10,000
—.
Ohio
American Securities Corp.—
5,500
Y Stern
Central
5,500
Straus,
5,500
Sutro
Republic Co.
Estabrook
(Inc.)
Co.
&
——-
Hallgarteri & Co.
—
F. S. Moseley & Co
i.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
1
—
Bacon, Whipple & Co
5,500
4,500
Blunt Ellis
&
Friedrichs & Co.——
2,500
Yyx
Irving
The
Carl
3,500
2,500
2,500
Lundborg & Co—__
Marshall
Co.Y
2,500
—_
McGlone & Co., Inc.Y^.;
3,500
McKelvy
Goodbody. &
3,500
Rodman & Renshaw—_
3,500
Wm.
3,500
Saunders,
Ira
J.
Haupt & Co.^—
A.
Hogle
& Co._.
184, p.
113.
C.
Co
&
Roney & Co.——
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Stiver & Co.—"
2,500
:y: '"YY,-. Y
Y-;";yY'::
^
2,500
2,5002,500
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Co.—;—
2,500
Hilliard
Inc.
3,500 '
YY-
Co
•
&
B.
3,500
Simmons--—-
&
Cruttenden
3,500-:
2,500
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
3,500
& Kraus__
Lurge
3,500
_Y;
Co.Y-—--Y——Y_Y.. 2,500
& Son—„;':2,500
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, ■'•■;/
4,500
Ball,
3,500
Blosser <fe McDowell
& Co.-—yy:
Lestrange & Co
4,500.'
—_Y'
3,500
Lerchen & Co.3,500'
J. J.
4,500 '
Inc.———
& Co.
Milwaukee Co.Y
3,500
-
—,
Brothers & Co.—_
Courts
;
Loewi
Shearson, Hammill & Co
3,500
Co——_
&
& Boyce
Julien Collins & Co.—YY.
•
4,500
The
Co
Bros.
♦ Eateman,
Eichler & Co.—Y
Y.Caldwell Phillips Co
Y
Richard W. Clarke Corp.—
—Y ' 5,500
Shields & Co.*:
3,500
3,500-
;
Arthurs,
-
5,500
Co.; Inc
3,500
Inc.
Watling,
-
5.50Q
5,500
"'Y-..- Y
Curtis
Reynolds &
3,500
3,500
—
Co..
Cook & Co._
Schwabacher
Stein
Allyn & Co., Inc.——
C.
Co.
&
&
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
5,500
A.
3,500
—:
Inc._L-——Y '3,500
Co.,
10,000
Securi-
Webster
and
A.
.32,237
w—
&
•Lester, Ryons & Co—Y—
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Stone
Kalman
32,237
Pierce, Fen¬
& Beane.
ner
Y The Illinois Co. Inc
32,237
Higginson Corp
G.
A.
;Shares
•;
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock Sold—Of the 97,950
shares of common stock recently offered for subscription
,
by stockholders at $10.50 per share, 64,303 shares were
subscribed for on the basis of IVa shares for each two
The unsold portion was taken up and sold
shares held.
by Prescott & Co., it was
by the underwriters, headed
announced
See also V. 184, p. 113/
July 19.
on
Cory Corp.—Announces Many New Products—
J.
W.
President,
Alsdorf,
introducing
13
on
products.
new
July
revealed
9
.
,
additions of all of these
this
that
$0.83
50%
is
company
•
,
•
items," he reported, "will broaden
the present Cory gift appliance line to include a new, inexpensive three,
to 10-cup automatic percolator, a new knife and scissors sharpener, a
new and unique electric hairbrush plus several other gift specialties.
^
"The
■.
new
*
In
tric
the
treatment
air
Room
Another
Instant
a
of
the
bottle
..
.
-
•
products
new
is
the
This chrome unit
Beverage Bar.
vacuum
appliance field, Cory announced seven new
Heaters and a new Presh'nd-Aire Elec¬
Electric
Portable
Humidifier.
.
with
an
new
Cory
actually is
air-insulated
•
Automatic
a
interior
>
Electric
giant edtion of
and
all-nylon
1% gallons of hot water, and can
make instant coffee, tea, soups
and other hot beverages.
It also has commercial .applications for usej
in motels, service stations, snack shops and offices.
Besides all of the new products, Cory also revealed that the 12-cup
Carafe Royale Beverage Server now has a brass trunnion.
In addition, Cory has combined a pair.of its regular Stainless Steel
Percolators with a two-heat,-.two-burner Stainless Steel range.
used
The
in
Beverage
dens
and
Bar
game
provides
rooms,
to
...
before
come
of
spld by such stockholders:
faucet.
.
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—Earnings Increase—
Period End. June 16—
Profit
:
601,762 shs.
w-
Fund
the selling stockholders the number set forth'
from
of
Sharing
underwriters
.UNDERWRITERS—The
below
1,000,000 shs.
share)
per
Savings and
Employees.
agreed to purchase
Fresh'nd-Aire
of
(par value $5
The
by
Roebuck
covering $300,000
$20,000
for
June
on
875,000
——i.—
Common stock
com¬
Net earnings
$498,500 and
ago.—V. 184,
.•
.
Dec.
to
quarterly
maturing
against
as
$2,983,900,
were
quarter last year.
share, as against
corresponding quarter a year
with $2,099,300 in the second
$685,200, equal to 81
cents a
'
1,550,184 ; YVl *1,550,184
$373,000.
were
quarterly
note,, maturing
note,
Sharply—
The
half
——-
1961
4%
—V.
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Earnings Up
1962—
1,
Equitable Securities Corp.—
„
agreed
:
YY.Y, Y'Y
19,000
——
Walker
H.
V
-
■
i-
„
the respective
to, purchase .from
;:Y.YY
y.-'Y
severally
has
'.Shares
,
Co.
„
underwriter and
of each
name
each
'
„
.
follows:
as
are
Y
&
Chas. W.
G.
that
shares
of
company
j
v
Feb.
be
fered—The
net
Continental
N.
000
_
+
The
15,
stockholders.on
approval
■
1,000, 000
...
*
-
Feb.
on
<
Net
subsidiaries,
Fuel
$10,000,000
of
was
distribution
^7,316,652
v.'v;r-:*61-37C"'
July 25 will vote oil' approving the merger with;
this corporation of National Vending Ccrp. and its manufacturing sub-1
sidiary, Continental Vending Machine Corp.,;both of Westbury, L. I.,
Outstanding
•
;
"with the approval of the' Connecticut
provisions of "the company's charter,
capital stock to $950,000
of common stock consisting of 9,500 shares of the par value of $100
per share and $50,000 of preferred stock consisting of .500 shares
of
the par value of $100 per share.
The'agreement of merger provides
that said capital stock will
be changed to common stock without par
value and
that the authorized capital stock of the company on the
closing date will be $2,500,000, equal to the combined authorized cap¬
ital stock of the constituent companies,-and shall consist of 250,000
shares common stock without par value.
Immediately after the closing
date 80 shares of common stock without par value, which prior to the
closing date had been 10 shares' of common stock $100 par value,
of said capital stock will be retired and cancelled, as set forth under
"Terms
of
Merger."-'-Through;.theYjCharter bf Guilford-Chester, -as
amended, the company will after the merger be authorized subject to
the approval of the Connecticut P. U. Commission and
of its stock- ,
holders, to increase, reduce, or alter its capital stock to any amount
and to issue bonds,
debentures and other qertificates of indebtedness
in any amount.
The aggregate amount of series A and series B bonds
of the company authorized by stockholders is $2,650,000.
The aggregate
amount of all series of bonds which may be issued under the Indenture
is unlimited,;
v j
.
•>
• —;
1ERM8 OF MERGER—On May 24, 1956, by requisite vote, the stock¬
holders of the company, Guilford-Cbester and Naugatuck, respectively,
duly approved the agreement of merger which provides that GuilfordChester and Naugatuck merge with and into the company so that the
company shall have and possess all the rights, powers, franchises and
propertieswand shall assume all * debts, liabilities?, and. duties of the
three constituent companies. • The name :of-the resulting company shall
be that of the company.; The terms of the agreement of merger pro¬
vide that the company shall issue
two shares of Its comomn stock
without par value in exchange for each share
of common stock of
Guilford-Cbester and two shares of Its common stock without par value
in exchange for each share of common stock of Naugatuck.
There are
presently outstanding 10 shares of common stock, $100 par value per
share, of the company.
Said 10 shares will on the closing date be
changed into 80 shares of common stock without par value of the
company,
but immediately after the closing date the company will
reacquire said 80 shares for a total sum of $1,000 through the exercise
of an existing contract between the company and its present stock¬
holders.
Said stock shall then be retired and cancelled. The
agreement of merger provides that the outstanding bonds of
Guilford-Chester and Naugatuck shall be .exchanged for bonds of the
company
and that additional bonds shall be issued on the closing
date to defray part of the cost of the purchase of the water properties
and to provide working capital, such bonds to be secured by and issued
under an open-end indenture of mortgage and deed of trust.
7 ;Y
The agreement of merger also provides that the company shall enter
intq an underwriting agreement to sell prior to the closing date shares
of its common stock without par value.
Pursuant to such provision
the company has entered into an underwriting agreement with respect
to tne 45,000 shares of such common stock, which are to be added
to
the common capital stock account at an aggregate of $720,000 stated
value and are now offered as permitted in the agreement of merger.
The Connecticut P.
U. Commission, on July 13, 1656 approved the
pared
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Advance
—,
and
Commission
U.
authorized
•
provision for taxes on income was $5,476,240 for the
period compared with $5,070,304 for the first -24 weeks of 1955.
Russell B. Stearns, Chairman of the
Board, and Joseph Seitz, Presi¬
dent, said that the 1955 figures include operations of Albers Super
Markets, Inc. and Stop and Shop Enterprises which were combined
Stores
stock
common
10.008,145
?i
.
p.
Continental Car-Na-Var
'Stockholders of the company,
P.
before
Colonial
-*$0.95-# Y.-.- $1.83
$1.20 Yv
100%
for
14,211.750
6,949,386
*7,316,662'..y 7,759,642
7,759,642
,
Y 281,250
.
y;-.^;.y .-YYr;Y;
com.
share.
10,289.395
281.250
Corp., A. G. Becker & Co. Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,Fenner & Beane jointly headed an underwriting group
which offered on July 18 a total of 325,711 shares of $5
Shop
1956
with
1, 1981—
Com/ stock (without
shares
effect
and
Stop
or
Authorized
,
series B, duel
bonds,
June
•
$2,418,304,
184,
The
FINANCING
PRESENT
*$2,650,000
Sept. 1, 1974
4'/a% first mtge.
Putnam
equal
of
.
bonds,, series A, duel
first mtge.
4.2%
com¬
1955.
outstanding
after
Albers
stock
18,
$2,647,240,
stock
earnings
of
18,
the
$192,220,802
were
totaled
June
on
two-for-one
a
"" '
k
192,220,802
ended
common
compares
connection
period
weeks
24
shares of
outstanding
as
issued
the
net
This
^
•
28,668,277
semi-annual
2,557,528
period.
I1
1956- -24 Wks.—1955
16 reported
a
13.6%
Increase
in
sales
profits tor the 24 weeks ended June 16
1955 period. *
'
for
period
the
on
calculated
Profit
net
comparable
for
the
shares
July
in
$169,151,711
the
share
end
the
with
For
per
Increase
over
pared
*
\
corporation. on
9.5%
1956
.
'
♦/,
i———:Y 33,116,160
The
and
1956—4 Wks.—1955
to
com,
per
♦Adjusted
v.
area
EFFECT TO
.
t
year's like period, Hugh L. Crary, President, said on July 12.
.
Deliveries,
composed of
new
and
supplementary contract orders,
totaled approximately $1,300,000,
the highest six months' figure for
the
division
in
tne
past
three years.
The upward trend was also
reflected in an increasing backlog of unfilled orders, Mr. Clary said.
The division is now participating in r. number of the nation's major
missile and
rocket
programs,
including two of the inter-continental
ballistic-type, Pad hleeus, General Manager, revealed.
He said the
division is producing control and guiuance mechanism for programs of
North
American,
Convair,'-Fire.,tone, Aerojet-General,• Wright Aero¬
nautical and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute '
of Technology.
Y ' >
Y-Y Y;
' V.'::,:(YY'yYYYYY
;A new high-pressure
test laboratory now under construction at the
Clary plant will give the Automatic Controls Division the most ad¬
vanced
facilities
for
testing Its delicate instrument products
under
extreme opciatiiig-conditions, Mr. Meeks said. Pressures up to 5,000 lbs.
per. square
Inch, such as enouunteieu in guided missile propulsion;
and control systems, can be produced in the laboratory..\
y
The new testing facilities ere scheduled to be ready for use within i
the next few weeks.—V. 183, p. 2414.
••
YVy
YY
nates
an
serves
a
.
14,493.000
140,625 V
f
a
company
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
gain of more
1956 over last
showed
half of
Automatic Controls Division
its dollar volume in the first
corporation's
is
140,625
2~
outstanding
shrs.
Earns,
extending about 20
the towns of Clinton,
and an area located
along the Connecticut River, including the towns of Chester, Deep
River and Essex.
A total of 7,849 customers were served during 1955.
Ihe Naugatuck
Water Company serves a population of about 19,000
in
the industrialized Naugatuck Valley in Connecticut, and as of Dec.
31, 1955, had 4,065 customers.
Clary Corp.—Division's Sales Up 10%—
the
7,090.011
6,502,734'
11,182,000
Guilford,
*
-
15,750,000
'Y'-'Y
\YY
x_— -Y;
9,323,202
applic.
Com.
along the Connecticut shore line, including
Madison, Old Saybrook and Westbrook,
miles
7,551,000
7,631,000
9,463,827
dividends
stock
from
Mutual
company
Guilford-Chester
The
authority to
temporary
granted
for the construction of natural gas facilities in Kansas,
and Oklahoma at an estimated cost of $2,769,937,—V. 182,
company
Missouri,
p.
3,753,920
2,923,424 '
4,354,920
3,562,668
.
Bal.
corporation organized as The Con¬
necticut
Water & Gas Co. under a charter granted by
the Genera)
Assembly of The State of Connecticut by Special Act approved July
23,1945.
Its name
was
changed to The Connecticut Water Co. on
May 25, 1956 by the Superior Court of Hartford County.- The company
has agreed to purchase • from The Connecticut Light & Power Co. the
latter s water properties which serve a territory with a population of
close to 30,000 in the towns of East Windsor, Enfield, Stafford, Suffield and Windsor Locks.
As of Dec. 31. 1955, these water properties
served 7,525 customers.
The company also has entered into an agree¬
ment of merger with the Guilford-Chester Water Co. and The Naugatuck Water Co.
' .
" ,r
-V',..'
>
BUSINESS—The
3,267,500
10,262,000
income
Preferred
from
Connecticut
The
capital.
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1956
.
and
taxes——
Net
the sale of the common shares,
the sale of additional first mortgage
Life Insurance Co.,; will be used
for the purchase of water properties and for working
....
proceeds
with net proceeds
to
the company
by
1953
$4,022,628
railway......
3,742,065 ^
depletion—
Deprec.
„
PROCEEDS—Net
railway—.
from
Net
—V.
X
;.
from
Gross
.
par) at a price
Putnam & Co.
ing of 45,000 shares of common stock (no
share was made on July 18 by
and associates.
jv
*
•.
of $16 per
;
ir
..1956—6 Mos.—1955
$•*•-;<•. "
$
• >.YVv $
YY - --a ••$
"
Net sales & oper. revs— 200,177,118 171,555,064 355,943,000 306,047,599
Inc. before deprec., depl.
;■ •
'• :!' Yv>
V'."' Y "Y'-vY; YYy
• -■
and
income
taxes—
23,467,892
18,038,511
37,794,000
27.974,129.
Income
bonds
Subs.)—Earnings Up—-
-1956—3 Mos.—1955
j.,
•:
Co.—Stock Offered—Public offer¬
Water
Connecticut
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
May—
Period End. June 30—
YY--
of 40 cents per
insurance br other states.
sell
to
-f-
shares of common
July 10 by Blyth
fering—A secondary offering of 5,000
stock (par two cents) was made on
together
-
Continental Can Co., Inc. (&
Inc.—Secondary Of¬
Oil Refining Co.,
Commonwealth
■merit; to stockholders of the company. Unsold shares will be offered
for public sale. No commissions will be paid on the offering to stock¬
holders. The public offering
will be made by Albert Carroll Bates,
President. He will receive nd comperi^atidn other than his salary as
President. Individual salesmen employed by Mr. Bates will receive not
more
than 10# of the selling price of the stock.
The company is engaged in writing various ordinary
legal reserve
nonparticipating life insurance policies. Proceeds of the new financing
will be added in the amount of $200,000 to the present capital stock
ol
$143 500
and
will be invested in securities common
to the life
Insurance industry. The remainder of the proceeds will
be placed in
the surolus account and used for establishment of sales
agencies, to
finance'salesmen, and to meet the necessary surplus requirements for
Cory also has a. new Instant, Coffee Maker
....
,.
and Beverage Server. This
coffee and for
* *
■
six-cup model is designed for use in making instant
serving other hot and cold beverages.—V. 183; p. 2180.
,
Volume 184
Number 5353 7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"5
(321)
Crestmont Oil Co.* Burbank, Calif—Files With SEC—
The
■„
-V.
The company on June 28 filed -a letter, of notification with the SEC
covering 8,000 shares of common stock
(par-$l). to be offered at
'$6.25 per share Or less/ through
Neary, Purceli & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.
The proceeds are to go
to'selling stockholders.—V. 183, p. 1612.
met /proceeds,
184.
Co/,
The
•
.
of
one
the
industrial
indicate
of
all
last
and
marine
equipment.
Published
the
company has supplied
diesel powered trucks in
new
four
years.
months
equal
ended
to
in
May 31,
$2.77
1955
Term notes
payable, due
Sundry indebtedness..^
stock
'26,102
(So
shares
G.
of
J.
Barth
&
&
AS
OF
MAY
31,
1956
in
"
Dain
Hemphill,
Co.,
$6,244,000
stock
Inc.
to
be
underwriters
purchased
each
by
Lee
Higginson
Ladenburg,
Corp
Thalmann
F.
S.
W.
&
Co
Moseley
R.
Union
Securities
7,000
Vietor,
The
has completed
to
George A. Coieman Co.. Inc.
Coleman
company
maker
of
Paciiic
owns
injected
all
Terms
Plastic
of
San
company reports that sales for the first six
$6,574 000 as compared with $6,493,000 in the
months
of
the
Oil
Leaseholds,
Inc.,
order
of
New
New
York-
has
that
reason
since
company
filing,
its
that
it
23,
is
longer
no
changes
engaged
to
Ihe
in
reports
order
of
stock
sales
the
in
reflected
not
are
respect
and
the
business
and
the
condition
in
the
company's
inactive status
address, ana its officers and
in its affairs: and
<C)
that
ticipating.
required
The
1953,
with
property interests,
present
no
June
including those
tion,
material
directors
the
are
the
concerning Hard Rock Mining asserts
(A)
Paul
tion
A
offering
not
filed
(2>
with
(1 r
a
in
that* (1)
promoter
certain
the
in the
particulars;.
with,
was
conviction and
was
literature used
following
compiled
that Mr.. Jones
mentioned
sales
been
not
nave
disclose
sales
as
"false
was
in
estimating
$8,000,000/ <2
there
was
disclose
to
literature used
Commission,
offering
■properties In
and
ore
required;
and
in
the.value of the
was
par¬
ore
A.
M.
Jones,
reserves
the
each
/•
*
been
sales
a
promoter
of
the
Issuer.—V.
178,
p.
of
$461,000
ended
$566,000,
in
1955.
May
Net
31.
income
have
been
of
23%
reported
the
over
by
this
:
—V.
$90,COO,
equivalent
outstanding,
to
compared
78
with
for
Harbor
in
three
held.
with
■
'
•
:
■
Rotterdam
piles have been
for
the
The
the
a
$106,000
share
,
board
and
and
92
did
.)
to
import,
variety
a
of
••
of
before
its
taxes
than
earlier
This
$124,000.
1955
losses
a
aggregate
Rogers
fourth
third.
income
last
year
after
the
in
taxes
1956
was
Federal
to
use
the
Dallas
under
now
in
lightweight
plant is
operating
construction
will
eo~,T>late*i
s
v,
plar.t
not
that
by
June
ernment
for
electronic
received
course
183,
ment
and
nuclear
instrument
the
require
a
extreme
1955
—
Instrument Corp.,
contract
placed
Delta
is
in
with
Air
addition
the
Lines,
and associates
Newark,
to
company
the
last
through
to
26
Inc.—Stock
Offered—Courts
&
Co.
July 17 publicly offered 140,000 shares
of common stock (par
$3) at $37 per share. Of the total,
15,000 shares are for the account of selling stockholders
on
and 125,000 shares for the account of the
offering has been oversubscribed. -
..
.
use
tional
This
is
of
r
184,
217.
p.
.
the
tor
U.
military
a
Air
S.
has
Force
contract,
firm
the
amnteinent
flight
crews
Co.—New Folder—
powered fork truck has just been released
located at 4205 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland
:.
•'■■■
y.
•
Rome,
by
"
stated'
41
General
that
engineering
all types of
in
General
Air
Ohio.
data.
aircraft,
of
Force
spare
The
/-.y,v..,y
y
Service
the
service,
new
Blue
Gov¬
is
contact
special
par s,
unit
i'self
guided
is
missiles
a
and
> ft
t
*
-■
five
at
International
supplementary
a
^
Interna¬
important
United States gateway cities. The
at Los Angeles. San Francisco and
order to broaden- the scope of the
offices have just been opened at Miami and New Orleans.
Ribbon
Service
States
purity
H.
3003.
p.
Service) by the establ'shment of
Gateway
$1,-
Com¬
A
Maniager
sets,
for
David
Materiel
|J
Air
the
radar
contract
Force
Major
Production
Base,
AN/APW-11A
and
Air
an
11
and
Force
Division,
used
183,
July
Vice-President ' and
Electronics
system
awarded
Air
company has maintained
Seattle for several years,
to
Incoming
offices
but in
be
w'll
foreign
any
movement
available
destination
shipment
from
served
all
in
points
through
the
United
the
.five
gateway
also
will
be accepted
gateway
destinations.—V. 183, p. 2536.
y ,
inland
to
Endicott
1955
Johnson
206,608
Net
137,000
102,000
Profit
taxes_;__L.
$127,360
,
Corp.—Private
&
(&
Subs.)
points
v.
.
J.
Off
Earnings
—
1956
sales
before
the
taxes
normal
Federal
$104,608
**
$0.33
Placement—The
$0.27
-
'■Net
company
privately,
Inc., of Chicago, 111.,
promissory notes due
Robertson,
10-year
its
Corp.
Six Months Ended June 3C—
$3,987,460
264,360
secured
&
1955
$73,557,466 $66,387,291
^
provision
give effect
stock method of "inventory
base
to
4.095,204,,
2,140,000
_
income
amount
to
give effect
method
Net.
of
transferred
therefor
to
„*
f>f458,201
—*~r".
'
Federal
Cr368,255
<•
j $1,551,995
$1,497,003
sharo______i___—•
common
per
1,375,000
the normal base.-
to
inventory
earnings
Earnings
2,558,740
.
thereon
$1.67
$1.74
'
*
After
approximate
rates.—V.
■
182,
taxes
income
on
p."2356.
current
at
.■
^
1966.—V. 184,.p. 5.
\
*
<&r/Subs,)—Record;First Quarter
'
>/
"
..
.
.
'C'
subs,
goods
$
Mar. 20, 55
•1 '' ' 1 • 3
;
value
-—V.
183,
154,744,604
—-i-t.
sold
149,174,633.
92,630,146
91,520,965
18,963,361
7,860,553
7.449,337
35.240,539
32,520,637
; ; 1,061,441
'!*
17,683,699
from
__L
operations.
received
from
foreign subs, companies
income
514,477
of
Mr.
Earnings before
for
United
income
taxes
States/
state, /and
Esso's
42,915
37,426,048
20,427,863
16,998,185
92,485
92,485
10,966,356
8,701,554
on
pfd.
Cash
divids,
on
common
stock
foreign
?
______
stock_________-
retained &
share
of
used in
common
the
stock
,
business
One
of
the
given
5,969,589
$0.92
~
;
-Sells
(
largest firm commitments of the Toronto Stock Exchange
this
Development
.
under
logs
the
time
As
a
Bear
result
now
President;
S.
A.
of
Mines
the board
comprise:
Andrew
Perry,
and
financing
on
H.
W.
Corp.,
New
the
of
interests
Sr.,
Chlbougamau
Rand
Mines,
Mir.es.
Jaculer
new
directors
Knight
Robertson,
Copper
of
Chairman:
Vice-President
Vice-President and Comptroller;
and
H.
.y
this
/..
was
company
joined
t^e
Bradley
July
Oil
16.—V.
Co.
180,
2.),
(N.
p.
253.
undisclosed
an
of
plywood,
and
"E'vaneer"
when
Evans
Western
will
price,
will
to
need
will
Division,
which
extend
draw
one
help supply
the coun-
of
markets
it
for
on
a
its
nationally
considerable
own
Addition
of
V.
184,
p.
the
cutting
rights
on
timber
Oregon tract, at one time
holdings, gives Evans control of
the
Coos Bay Lumber Co.
feet of Douglas fir in the
United
States
and
•
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
—Quarter Ended—-
—6 Mos. End. June 30—•
1956
1955
Mar. 31.'56
Net
sales
of
Canada.—
114.
sales,
on
etc
June 30,'53
$30,355,482
;
$37,950,018 $98,305,500
29,839,365
debentures.
income
35,545,607
65,384,972
9 4,125
192,971
98.846-
$57,052,142
54,145.338
203,385
217.009
1,200,000
1,417,000
1,400,000
$200,271
$1,110,286
$1,310,557
$1 303,419
1,371,980
$0.96
1,224,715
$1.06
taxes___
Knight
Mining & Smelting
J.
Standard
for
reserves.
Federal
have
Eastern
at
compeny's
producers
trade-name
the
Interest
Alator
of
Co.—Acquires Cutting Rights—
corporation
headed
Treasurer
as
been Assistant Treasurer since 1944.
P.: Schoeck,f whose
appointment
as
announced on
was
made
for
largest
the
Cost
representatives
\
,
try's -ten
J.
Yellowknife
$136.69
b?.s
acquisition,
and
veneer
$5,500,000 for 1,000,000 treasury
shares.
the first joint effort of Canada's two largest
mine-financing organizations.
Participants comprise the Knight di¬
rected Mogul Mining Corp. and Dobieco Ltd. and the J. Bradley Streit,
Hackett
$1,410,513
$153.92
'
:''y,'jv.
Coordinator
company,
company
part of the
2,200,000,000
Ltd. (Canada)-
-
Moore
He has
Herbert
The underwriters represent
A.
$2,665,6P6
V.«:*
July 17.
$0.84
1857.
p.
$5,500,000 of Stock—
has
5,939,344
J_—
Eastern Mining: & Smelting: Corp.
R.
succeeds
parent
period
183,
"•».*«.
purchased from
Georgia-Pacific Corp. cutting
rights on 500,000,000 feet of timber that will double Evans' timber
supply in Oregon, it was announced by E. S. Evans, Jr., President, on
14,763,623
s__.
earnings
per
•«.
20.
Evans Products
18,482,976
Net
divids.
July
Moore
This
33,246,604
income taxes
Prov.
Lester
on
Election
announced
35,858
609,591
_______
earns,
:
647,144
—
:
of
108.
p.
.-June 30,'56 Dec. 31-,1'55
.
:
share;i_*-/_-_L--,-*-----'*_'-
per
Esso Standard Oil Co.—New Treasurer—
income
Dividends
Other
\
assets
Executive
:
>• ;\;y
~
net
asset
Net
143,704,430 139,587.149
11,040,174
9.587,539
companies
of-—
As
Total
Mar. 18,'56
,
Income
of
which
company
offered
2896.
p.
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Expand#Service—
This feorpoi-ation on
Juiv -.36 announced :|xoHnsion. of its
announced/thatrit had placed
foreign
Interest
for
N. J., a, Daystrom operating unit.
$4,316,000 order for similar equip¬
September.—V. 183, p. 3008.
the
with
be
employees
'
and administrative expenses
Depreciation oi properties and equipment.
has
Weston
wat'hes
Procurement
production of
test
equipment
$4,361,963
sales
Sales
—V.
Command
P.
guidance
and
3009.
p.
j,
Eastman Kodak Co»
Bal.
manufacturer
to
key
company
1109.
p.
of
cities.
not
^:
'
$1,533,140
order
from
the
Air
Materiel
Indicator aircraft instruments and spare parts
Electrical
This
electrical
electric
which
i;.3,
the
toois,
dis¬
one-
Daystrom, Inc.—Unit Receives New Contract—
the
Wright-Patterson
stock
3 Periods Ended—
Earnings
This
to
below.—V.
under
balance
a
Director
been
plastics
ha-:k
plants
allowing
awarded
company,
mand,
•
chemicals,
watcii,
capacity
this
when
has
indicate
navigation
corporation has been
it was announced
1109.~
'
1
apply -
and
sail
four-page folder, Hit's.rating and describing its Model F-45T3
lb.
,-y Mcrton
grarieoof silicofa suitablqi for
energy from the sun.- ;
does
share
Cash
v.,v-
new
The
capacity
183,
America
142,418,
anH
m^nu'acture and
•r*rf-rr-■
of
manufactures
at canacity
increase
statement
stock,
common
for
Energy Fund; Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
for
concrete.
par
Plan
Co.—Offering to Stockholders—
of
company's
t>ie
drones.—V.
capture
income
common
Paintr
March 1,
'
$16,000
was
able
of
oontr-e+,
This
special
a
silicon.—V.
$200,000
.
company
earnings for tax purposes.
subsidiary of Texas Industries, Inc.,
for
said
kiln
Net
because
Corp.
Baker,
si'o
above
against
company,
Haydite
Mr.
of
in
$1
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—New Contract—
;
the
lower
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$42,592,798 $42,156,418
registration
a
subsidiaries.—V.
Natural Gas
Ohio.—v.
3,
•:
acre
raised
'
—iJJL
Earnings
cents
average
'
$7,390,198
Option
Elwell-Parker Electric
l^emours & Co. (Inc.Product
batteries"
Leighly
Net
year
previous year.
.'
',; /;■'.
\
:
r: / >;"'•
Ralph B. Rogers, President, said
this
year's net
Income
before
taxes amounting to $150,000 was
higher than last year's net income
the
on
which permits etopto synchronize timepieces,
through Army Ordnance Corps,
Frankford Arsenal, totals approximately SJ/u.OuO,
oeorge
W. Fraker,
General
Manager of Elgin's micronics tivision announced.—V. 183,
p. 992.
•/,
:• •■■ y
by
been
*
Selling
115,000
and
share
on
of
Th°
3,000
>;
.
has
driven, 'soil
processing
The
formed
was
that
through
Issuer's <
on
its
ol
Stock
July 19.
watches feature
setimg
subscription
Securities
projected
start.
offering
"solar
p.
Z
on
V-.
cents
a
filed
11
shares
its
and
Metals
provision
E
.
that
high
45,000
this
at
Hack
>
stock
the
Rare
announced
as
for
183,
Total
previous
totaled
$2.01
1956—Month—1955
July
on
Restricted
company
to
Higher—
company
its
begun
"solar
Net earnings
Earnings per
295.-'vf*
1956.
was
shares
common
increase
an
sales,
or
v':
.
Cost'
Sales
$60,256,836
v
net
Elgin National Watch Co.—Military Contract—
$27, 632,012
July 6 that half of the company's 50
Would
:
Provision
the
on
out¬
as compared with $61,063,645 and $4,respectively, for the June quarter last year.
share,
a
corporation
See
,
registered
Earnings before Federal iitcome taxes—
mining engineer who estimated
Dallas Liffhtweiffht Aggregate Cor-—Sales
a
test
semi-conductor
Net
f
afore-
(C>
the
the
on
'
1956—11 Mos.- -1955
$2,343,774 $30,481,974
for
31.
Three Months Ended March 31
property under lease at $8,000,000 v
Intermediary transferrer in title for his brother, Paul Rowland
an
Jones,
^
the
$2.28
in
omitting to state that
,
2.45
cell" grade, it will sell for $180 a pound.
Regular
grade of silicone,
used
In
electrical
and t electronic
transistors, is priced today at $350 a pound as a
$30 price reduction announced by Du Pont recently.
toust be exceptionally pure, the new >
grade of silicon used
a
1956,
$3,698,980,
share
a
during
share
a
income
net
.
$4.11
to
outstanding
$4.13
or
taxes,
equal
'
114..
covering
for
the amount of
> In stating that ore reserves »;■
issuer's properties contain a
large quantity of uranium oxide, ;
stating that "there have been much higher offers tor the stock >
by outsiders*' than the offering price of 5 cents a share to stockholders t,
of Basset Press and
Mailing Company and that "the appraised value |
of this stock, based on its
capitalization is $2 per share,and (4i-in
<3>
on
subsidiary
such
it
:
Canadian
and
$7,397,402,
of
to
period
reported
company
*
State
of
to
six-month
the
ago
outstanding,
$2.29
Production
share
Aug.
Petfoleum
so-called
year
ago.
quarter
an¬
amounted
DWG Cigar Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
the
on
•
SEC
'
A
Row-
the
the
on
$2.28
Chemical Co., Ltd.—Stock Offered—
developpient
as
1956,
30,
previous
any
A
$8,047,737
This
Sales Increased—
$2,892,502
new
one
expire
Dutch
While
misleading" in the
reserves
$1.34
1956—Month—1955
.
Several
result of
failure
a
the
and
$1.36
announced
Known
for
June
$7,459,750,
capital
shares
with
year
shares
p.
President,
and
'
Federal,
amounted
or
184,
Chairman
ended
record
number
a
;
company
and its subsidiaries
increases over
the
corresponding
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—June Sales
Up—
7,342,821
semi-conductor
land Jones, a promoter of the issuer, was convicted on March
19, 1956,
in
tbe Circuit Court of Jeffersch County, Birmingham, Ala., of an
offense
of
attempting to sell unregistered securities in violation of
the laws of Alabama:
(B)
that, the terms and conditions of Regula¬
to
plant
'
ii-
construction
devices
of
,'j.
..,
position
...
aggregated
compared
June
of
102,125,
under
Corp.-^June
company is
solar converters
in
"
new
this
McGinn,
year
Period End. June 30—
"
'
.The
thereof.
that
for
■f;y;C;.v,*
filed
not
the
number
durihg
of
site
....
$115,426,686.
shares,
income
of
company.
Sales
(E. I.); du Pont de
has
longer
has
proceeds
$2.28
tribute domestically and abroad
magnesium.—V, 184, p. 217.
in
company,
no
For
net
condi¬
functioning,
company
of
use
the
actively
or
Regulation
financial
of
$1.31,
$1.34
offering has not
Third
The
1
the
.
auuiorifced by the board of directors.
plant
the
of
was
further
been
certain
This
J.
high
the
months
average
period.
standing
Commission,
the
company
is
hot
accepting
subscriptions
United States stockholders.
United States residents, however/
their rights.—V. 179, p. 203
level.
sea
permanently enjoined, by a decree of tne
New York Supreme Court, from engaging in the seucrities business in
; New York; (B) that the: stock offering, if made or continued, would
"operate as a fraud or deceit upon the purchasers" of the stock, for
the
the
on
of
six
in
the
in
in
of
*
half
new
of
provision
the
H.
"
the
a
sales
After
17.259.674
8,018,635
■
It
in
"■
.
showed
1956
17.
for
history
interim
10, 531,649
19,695,233
"5,322,063
year.
with
York,
24,602,495
8,634,205
\
income
of
-1955,
July
sales
the
for
progress in the preparation of the site for a
propdfced
Rotterdam, The Netherlands, was reported at t'.:e annual
meeting of shareholders of Nederlandsbhe Dow Maatschappi) N;
V„ a
wholly-owned subsidiary, marking the close of the unit's first fiscal
respect to Dakota-Montana Oil, the Commission
asserts <A> that it has "reasonable cause to believe" that the principal underwriter for that company's stock offering, Charles J. Maggie.
Inc..
35, 134,144
14,456,273; 27,713,918
of
on
net
half
$122,240,135,
in
49,713
.
months,
Net
35, 084.431
99,471
and
first
nounced
:■.
Dow Chemical Co.—To Build in Holland—
Offering Temporarily Postponed—*
its
.
Substantial
(11 Dakota-Montana Oil Leaseholds, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Regula¬
tion" A notification, filed May 1, 1953, proposed the public
offering of
300,000 shares of common slock at $1 per share; and
(21 Hard Rock Mining Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. — Regulation A
notification, filed May 7, 1956, proposed the puolic offering of 1,000,000
shares of common stock at 5 cents per share.
The
respective orders
provide
an
opportunity for
hearing,
upon
lequest; on the question whether the suspension orders should be
vacated or made1 permanent.
y
y'yy
In
'\I. ■ ".
39,481,779
1
sales
the
A
The
Securities and
Exchange Commission,
it was
announced on
July 13. has issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemp¬
tions from' registration under the" Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to
public offerings of securities by the following:
' yy yvyyy
.
Both
for
of
2896.
will
sell
may
plant
Dakota-Montana
'
tbe
.»
r
Manufacturing Co.—Sales & Profits Up—
six
Mos.—1955
;1
v,
directors.
yy/;
last
Net profit after provision for Federal income taxes was $145,000
compared with $95,000 for the same period in 1955.—V. 183, p. 1108.
Stock
\.
5,355,443
-
3008:
the
from the
year.
as
elected
average shs.
ratio
Exchange
1958
period
same
,
.
organization
1957.
Eaton
common
Since
.
Hackett, -Directors^, G. D.
.
.
the
detailed engineering and construction
ammonia-leach' process...
Hatcher,
171,511,3.16
10,517,559
11-
p.
warrants
molding
This
with
and' J.vA.
^
placed
is
late -in
stockholders are being offered 941,000 additional shares
$10 per share, E. P.
Taylor, President, announced on July 17.
Lubscription rights will be sent to stockholders of record Julv 20
in
Fran¬
plastic products.
.East year Cutter acquired another plastic company, Plastron Special¬
ties, Inc., of Los Angeles.were
end
at
183, p.
The
at
Udd
has
.
.
H.
" 19,862,915'■ 39,581,250
5,406,645
11,867,332
21,764,230
>5,891,228.
Dominion Tar &
outstanding
C.
J,
and
toe
191,250,978
or'
_______
—V.
2,500
and
financing
El Paso
not disclosed.
were
Products
con¬
oy
7,000
Co
acquire
'■v.
42,230
period—1—
183,
Sales
Weld~&~Co"_—ZZZZ-
Mills;
Secretary-Treasurer.
working
Diana Stores
&
Struthers &
negotiations
of
"
..
"^1956—12
19,820,688
Period End. June 30—
Laboratories—Acquisition—Earnings—
stock of
a
Dann
for
on
the
—V.
7,000
Wnite,
1,000
the
Harlan
been
90,610,572
15,873,002"
paid
outstanding
3,500
Wood,
Inc.
have
Dr40,545
s.i——-
period
2,500
Corp
Common,
offering
INCOME STATEMENT
21,804,775
>-
.
2,500
•Mr. 184, p. 4."
cisco,
Co
&
Shumaker,
company
Michigan,
1956—6 Mos.—1955'
capital, construction
3,500
Douglass & Co., Inc.
Pressprlch
dividends
standing
7,000
2,500
:—
Co.—___
&
an
under
Dr.
'
income-.,-—
Based
Stern,
Cutter
Tf
Net. income per share:
Based ou shares out¬
&
Brothers
McCormick
1,000
Co.____
-r
3,500
—
7,000
This
■
7,000
Lehman
which
—V.
Shares
18,000
3,500
common
of
and
.
utility oper.
income-it-5*?;.
declared
follows:.
as
are
Shares
*
3.500
&
froni
from
Cash
number
the
P.
is
latest
to- proceed
operatioiis—i' 121,634.157 116,431,260 230,732,757 206,595,747
Balance
and
The
by officers
■
the
for
.
expenses—99,829,382
Net
864,580 shs.
of "options held
Hornblower & Weeks
Chon
End. June 30—
utility
-
R.
Pattison
t*07 authQrization
registration
f
.
University
revenues
Utility
,
535,006
''
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—_
Kher,
Gross
,
of
names
Inc.____
Noyes &
•V period
the
Gross corporate inc.Int., etc. deductions.
'
Co.2,500
&
action
subject
-
Ex-Cello-O Corp.,
■'•V-
*1,150,000 shs.
.___
Biair & Co.3,500
Republic Co. (Inc.i
3,500
Securities Corp
1,000
M.
of
of
Outstanding
87,000,000
Rosen;
the.basis of 3'A shares of stock for each
on
,
head
t,-:'';/ CONSOLIDATED
/'V
>
Authorized
exercise
Central
J.
initiated
net
and
William
City
President
Inc,
against
1 ;■
Co.
Bixby,
othfer
value)™
"
'
common
Becker
debentures.
G.
figures
Sales
share.
16
after two years
of
H.
the
—
par
yyyyvj
A.
$81,029,000
common
a
1956-1959____
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
convertible
yy /yyy
'
July
to
stockholders
8.' Commission and to
P.
$100
$44,323,000 and earnings were $2,394,-
were
shares .reserved
employees;
"vy*:
were
»<*
anti
registration
purposes.
■
Actual installed capacity will be
150,000,000 lbs. copper
annually with provision for doubling that tonnage. The nickel smelterreiinery division- »will commence in 1958, using the Sherritt-Gordon
on
debentures
share.
a
CAPITALIZATION
Connnon
truck
y\
•
sales
$4,522,000, equal to $5.20
were
five
000
lor
engines for more than 50%
United States in each Of the
*
•. <,.
;' EARNINGS—Consolidated
earnings
the
the
corporate
.>■; -.'y
made
producers of
trucks, construction and
in
general
designed to initially, produce -15.000.000 lbs. metallic nickel
100,000,000 lbs. blister copper annuallyv„ First. copper productioji,
using tne Outokumpu ilash smelting process from Finland, will start
country's leading
use
far.
becoming effective, in a principal amount up to $59,778,900, to be
in August in the ratio of $100
principal amount of debentures
each
21
shares
of
outstanding stocks The debentures would be
Act
>v•." /
v>
BUSINESS—Corporation is
high speed diesel engines and parts for
used
Securities
directors
Michigan
Inc.—Stock Offered—An under¬
writing group beaded by A.. G. Becker & Co. Inc., on
July 17 made a public offering of 100,000 shares of $5
par value common stock at $64 per share. The offering
represents a portion of the holdings of certain selling
shareowners.
\
V
//'/■:<"/
%
bg
,•
'. Detroit Edison Co.—To Sell Convertible Debentures—
vertible
Cummins Engine
to
are-
217.
p.
Streit.
Managing Director;
W. Knight, Jr., A. E.
Net
profit
Shares
outstanding
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
183,
share
1223.
1,371,340
•
$0.15
■-
1.371,980
$3.ol
.
-
6
Federated
investment
Worcester, Mass.
Inc.,
Plans,
filed
company
from
New Information
Exchange Commission
tion,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 12,
1955, covering 315,000 shares of its $2.25 par common stock, to be
offered lor public .-sale at $12.50- per share through a group of under¬
Thii company
headed
writers
is
commission
The
and
by
company
$1.25
The
underwriting
screen.—V.
Sales
1
air
$1,500,000
5*4#- sinking fund debentures,
of
series
The
eral
Brass
corporate
cast
iron
the
from
proceeds
Canadian
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
will
issue
Gait,
oi
Fittings'
purposes.
used
be
to
Canada,
Ontario,
products
The
acquire assets
and for gen¬
malleable
include
sold
Fontana Steel
Offered—The
(Calif.)—Securities
share of stock at $130 per unit,
one
The
with
no
to
year
net
proceeds
be
to
are
for
used
Calif.
The
is
company
of
engaged
reinforcing
CAPITALIZATION
steel
the
in
debentures,
GIVING EFFECT
Common
stock
~~V. 184,
wire
the
75%
install
thi
the
value)
par
the
months
$1.24
In
of
June
compared
quarter last
Florida.
The
plant's
the
director's
initial
12,331 shs.
year," Mr.
per
barrels,
for
General
General
1956—Month—1955
This
1956—12 Mos.—1955
Inc.
$2,266,847 $34,330,258 $30,327,146
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'V' •' F|; 'Jp if""-/'-
i
Securities
whether
effectiveness
The
and
instituted
ot
Exchange Commission,
proceedings under the
"stop
registration
a
a
order"
should
statement
it
t
issued
be
filed
announced
was
Securities
of
field
its
The
to
was
basis,
Freedom
tors
of
ance.
Uni
operations
may
be
and
the
it
its
until
the
Portland
Precision
Wiser
by
is
the
offer
an
leading manufacturer of
still photography.
GPE
cumulative
is
Freedom
least
deposited
100,000
in
registration
mission
sentation
be
that
"er
that
Uni
had
from
the
and
establish
of
could
has
been
such
no
stock
subject
to
have
incurred
expenses
in
well
the
of
be
and
stock
of
advanced
offices
for
Freedom
with
omission
to
with
monthly
incurred by
Freedom
oped
the
state
estimated
in
the
and
and
should
be
Jment.—V.
issued suspending the
183, p. 770.
contract
President,
and
nature
to
of
its
enterprise,
Uni
of
50,000
production
estab¬
San
and
plant
will
markets
Canadian
in
for
occupancy of the
Woodstock
plant
manu.accured there are
being formulated.—V.
General Dynamics
An
electronic
display
Divislorf5
and
a
at
commercial
fc-en
p.
Coi-p.—New Display
device
to
help
solve
Bickle-
company
the
air
to
expanding
H
products
B
to
the
for
useci
the
division's
version
of
time
plant
the
in
Ohio,
it
an
218.
quantities
sets,
Azusa,
of
of
the
parts,
spare
Calif.,
July
on
control
Gross
15
a
and
The
the
through
formation
second-stage
ry.
$417,402
; *87,811
94,029
•72,088
ry.
3.777,833
492,203
income
455,782
oper.
rate
in
The
excess
tube
of
tube,
of
the
19-inch
or
characters
size,
has
specially designed
per
a
capability
characters
second.
at
of
a
133,
however, is only a part of an engineered system of
ccn^ro-3
which Stromberg-Carlson, San
Diego, produces for use with
computers, radar, and other data-producing systems, it was
emphasized
—V.
183,
p.
2897.
railway.--railway.
income...,
From
The
company,
for
on
use
July
on
has
received
a
contract
to
develop
super-sensitive
required to operate for many years without maintenance
the U, S. Navy's atomic submarines, it was announced
6.
.
suspension
and
director -of
which
Code,
prohibits the issu¬
of
been
not
and
complied
selling
its
of
issuing com¬
the purchase or
that there
the
violation involving
further asserts
order
the
that
believe
to
cause
others)
(among
law
a
Commission's
The
150.953
70,536
145,553
Jan.
1—
•>
a
1203.
_-
ly.
Deficit.—V.
on
183,
common
The
340,818
705,199
333,291
644,152
1956,
2,
Converted--*
net
1954
$307,581
$850,637
280,599
260.676
350,201
*5,173
55,879
84,071
4,496,155
4,648,237
4,146,993
4,309,368
1,183,637
1,103,794
1,228,645
1,800,327
•143,425
126,975
406,039
V1:;
p.
■
161,112
this
Sales
to
used
184,
p.
pay
note
payable
and
manufacturer
capital
expansion,
on
modernization,
July
the
and
financing
extensive
Discovery of vast
miles south
of
new
prosram
from
outside
will
be
the
At
into
.
ture
said
vitrified
of
to be
will
be
made
'
at
once
with
an
additional
$2,000,000
Planje declared that the discovery—considered one of the most
important clay finds in Southern California—will yield more than a
tons
of
high-grade,
red
were
than in
higher
into
in
was
spite
$500,000.
year,
the
of
IV"
company's
;
preferred
stock
out¬
to
common.
•
;
company's net current assets amounted to
surplus was at a record high of $21,984,353.
the
30,
1956,
and
earned
Daggett stated that the company invested $1,517,497 during
in property, plant and equipment, and that expenditures for
purposes
The
was
—V.
in
the
new
fiscal
year
will
be
even
presently unforeseen development takes place.
company
modate
,
share on
30, 1956.
$3.27 per common
1955. Mr. Daggett
non-recurring expenses
year
The
it
of $3.77 per
outstanding on April
their
nine
p.
now
building
expanding
worth
net
183,
is
years
of
the
ago
sales
a
factory
in the Los
company
and
as
is
now
of April 30,
Angeles
more
1956,
smaller,
,
at Puente,
unless
J",
:
Calif., to accom¬
area.
than
•••*;''
times what
at $27,549,659.
2Vz
stood
2537.
)
Mr.
miliion
1956
12,803 shares as a result of conversion
On May 14, 1956, the company called the preferred
on July 2,
1.956, and at the latter date ail preferred
reduced
converted
April
some
company would start immediately with the construction
clay pipe plant adjacent to the clay deposit.
An expendi¬
$3,000,000
On
profit
fiscal
the
been
common.
been
these
deposits of high-value clay in Bedford Canyon,
Calif., was announced on July 12 by C. W.
stock
common
approximately
of
redemption
Mr.
company
sources.
Corona,
spent later.
30,
equivalent
the
were
year
of
increased
to
$18,095,519
this
a
the
end
standing had
President.
of
on
amounting
10
from
April
with previous year's earnings of
768,392 shares outstanding on April 30,
that
said
announced
mechanization
and
obtained
ended
compares
share
gen¬
the
shares
774,394
the
for
year
earlier, an increase of,14.9%.
year
for
products
fiscal
year and
immediately
Earnings; for
This
5.
ceramic
/•-*
-
-
„
previous
years
a
program.
earnings
five
of
shares
net profit was greater than in either of the
preceding, Albert H. Daggett, President, said
on
July 16Sales of $67,917,721, were up 13.8%
from the previous
year and were 11.6%
greater than the company's former record high.
Net income,
after taxes, was $2,953,740, compared with $2,571,574
Of¬
for
the
for
any
^ ^
be
to
conversion, Gould-National has outstanding 800,000
two
2397.
are
exercised this right of
shares were turned in to
that no preferred
to be redeemed for cash.
Reports Record Sales—
1953
$987,200
purposes.—V.
$8,000,000
share, plus accrued dividends.
Until July 2,
the right to convert preferred into common
common for one share of preferred.
per
of common stock and no shares of any other class
Gladding, McBean & Co., Los Angeles, Cal.—Expans'n
Funds
$54
with the result
company
had
research
at
Daggett said that all holders of preferred
Mr.
Co., Inc., and Johnson, Lane, Space &
17 publicly offered 80,000 shares of
(par $2.50) at $3.75 per share.
proceeds
large
stock of this corporation
A. H,
preferred
1951, has been converted into common stock,
of two shares of
conversion,
&
stock
corporate
outstanding
previously
May 14, 1956, the directors called the preferred for redemption on
On
July
on
the
of
4,012,189
Industries, Inc., Coral Gables, Fla.—Stock
Inc.
the Com¬
request a
the prior preferred stock of this company; and
given interested persons until July 31, 1956 to
has
that
July
V
railway—
railway
oper. income...
Net
an
Regu¬
in that it has
jurisdiction not stated in
Neva-Utex,
by
Angeles Stock Exchange, it was announced on July 13, has
application with the Commission to strike from listing and
at the rate
3,483,524
1955
,
11,922 7?v;
from
eral
of
conditions
and
terms
with
securities in
Daggett, President, announced July 13.
$792,440
-68,939
10,050
229,815
from
Net
He
Instruments
Commission's
promoter
a
crime and offense involving the sale
that the said individuals were con--
promcter
or
convicted
issued in September,
1953
36,582
$855,402-
ry. ioper.
Planje,
Genera! Electric Co.—New
Navy Contract—
Hockensmith,
Jan. 3. 1956, following notice from the issuer that there
outstanding only 667 shares in the hands of 14 stockholders.
time the Exchange has been informed that only 467 shares
remain outstanding and held by 12 stockholders.
The decrease results
from an offering of exchange into other securities of the issuer,
2897.
p.
from
from
Net
'
itself,
W.
Los
an
Since
rocket
$698,921
.
2,373,439
1956
Net
This
20,000
United, the Commission's orders assert
failed to file reports of stock sales
have
remained
the
May—
Co.
an
California
director
have
A
trading
a
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
*
of
preferred stockholders had
railway.
railway
from
Net
1954
90,525
from
in
reproducing letters and numbers
availability
the
to
According to the Exchange's application, it suspended this stock from
its
of
1—
Jan.
Net
1955
$762,096
railwayrailway
oper.
income-—
From
screen.
Charactron
conditions
any
been
offering
All
1956
Net
Gross
for
public
hearing thereon.
Earnings—
from
Gross
for
Good Humor Co. of California—Prior Preferred Stock
associated
vironment)
diameter
the
of
and
Scott
security.
a
registration
subsidiary,
announced
is currently building the
satellite.—V. 184, p. 218.
from
Gross
exchange
in
offered
shares
security in violation of the provisions of Division 1,
Corporations Code.
Regulation A provides
Commission may suspend an exemption from registration if
reasonable
filed
Corp.,
fered—Atwill
Diego, Calif., the device
shaped-beam tube which has
holders
debenture
to
unexchanged
California Corporation
of
said
has
the
prob-
One
its notification.—V. 180, p.
devel¬
GPL
'
Device—
the
of
of
been
as
May—
Giffen
traffic
and
of
officer,
lation
Materiel
announced
was
City, Utah—Regu¬
proposed the public offering
A $1 par common stock,
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Preferred
San
Cnaractron
Base,
Air
Salt Lake
1953,
23, 1956, in the Superior Court of the State of Cali¬
for the County of Los Angeles, of violation of Section
sale
the
that
subsidiary/
a
the
par
May Be Stricken From Listing—
known
earth-circling
Georgia RR.
the SAGE
(semi-automatic ground en¬
system of military aircraft surveillance.
Production has started on the new
model, which
has
a
19-inch
some
ex¬
the
,
be
announced by the corporation's Stromberg-Carlson
Developed
Is
the
with
184,
4,
of
Aerojet-General Nucleonics.
The new
offices in Walnut Creek, Calif., and will engage in
production of nuclear reactors.
and
for
of the manufacturing
enable
line
Corp.
be
Net
manufacture
of Canada.
economy
Plans
foot
square
for
or
Title
York
(a)
After
the
of
for
program
n,a
keep its
Force
from
$100
a
April
in
fornia,
for
power
of
promoter,
director and officer of Neva-Utex,
and
Hockensmith, a promoter, director and officer of both com¬
on
2610
is
Corp. above.—V.183, p. 2762.
Kimball,
has
func-
inaccurate
are
purchase
^
1f,C0IIiP*uy SciJo«nUC:ts in Canada- Addition
capacity of the
exchange
deposited
voting
made
with
been convicted of a
security; more particularly,
a
victed
Corp.—Acquisition—
to
Aerojet-General
the
company announced on July 15 that its Canadian
subsidiary, the
Gardner-Denver Co. Canada,
Ltd., has purchased the former BickleSeagrave plant in Woodstock,
Ontario, Canada.
expansion
$5,500,000
additional
navigation
A.
development
The
J- .Le.ece'part of an said that
President,
is
total
to
.
panies, have
218.
p.
Dan
organization
'
of
Insurance;
proposed
cost
from
so,
whether a stop order
effectiveness of the i-eg.stration state-
plant
over
Air
for
subsidiary
new
Gardner-Denver Co.—Buys Plant in Ontario—
Bcagraye
radar
Securities
•Deficit.—V.
_
calls
184,
Aerojet-General
the
pay
performing
registration statement and prospectus
the respects indicated and, if
m
Howard
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Nucleonics Unit—
the
question
the
shares
the
27,
Nov.
companies
that
and
of
New
shares
300
requests for such reports.
Goldfield and Neva-Utex, the
asserts
of
is
for
Wright-Patterson
See Bankers
Com¬
that
branch offices for Freedom Insurance.
hearing scheduled for July 25, 1956, in the Commission's
Francisco Regional
Office, inquiry will be conducted into the
incomplete
of
respect
ignored
Concerning
order
sale
contract
a
AN/APN-81
a
wnetnsr
Graflex
in
be
to
International
issuing
Goldfield
ance
business
of
"July
on
exemptions
163,350 shares of class
share,
per
amount.
to
the
have
pany
General Shoe
if
lishing
At
that
80%
least
at
in
that
The
to
and
Insurance's
requires
close
first
of
stock
and
Underwriters, Ltd.,
debentures,
share
preference
stock
common
filed
130,680 and
offering
respect
1967.
preferred stock.
the
at
GPE
A
with
1955, proposed the public offering of 4,000,000 shares
five cents per share.
notification,
share
the
of
purpose
The
1933
16.
new
equipment.—V.
sold
stockholders
Freedom
in
1956,
represent
awarded
July
The
by
full
contained
Insurance
Uni
the
Regulation
of
Act
exemption is a requirement for the filing of semi-annual reports of the
sale of securities and the use to which the proceeds were applied.
With
Commission
believe"
and
amount
6,
expire
A
mission
the
Insurance
officers
the
be
to
Freedom
by
arrangements
state
connection
as
sale
to
to
to
been
Command,
com¬
been
in
particularly,
cause
for
stock.
value
par
Business
United
$300,000
of
with each share of Graflex
Precision Laboratory Inc., Pleasantville, N. Y.,
Gen'eral
on
incomplete, in particular (a) the repre¬
adequate financial resources from commissions
Uni's
omission
More
"reasonable
not
Aug.
will
shall
;
Insur¬
issued
treated,
common
suspending
Securities
The orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspensions should be vacated or made permanent.
Regulation
A
provides a
conditional exemption
from
registration
under
the
Securities
Act
for
offerings
of
securities
not
exceeding
certificate
refund
information
prospectus.
is
the
of Graflex,
>/4
the
capital stock at
common
outstanding
program
V*
and
Of¬
preferred stock, both classes to be offered at par.
Uranium, Inc., Goldfield, Nev.—Regulation A notifica¬
sale at $1.25
outstanding.
has
and
branch
exPenges
the
and
there
inaccurate
advanced
to
<b)
is
earned
lunds
Uni
statement
asserts
prospectus
as
Insurance
shares
escrow,
Freedom
of
common,
exchange
stock
$10
of between
Awarded Contract—
"best
a
which
shares
offering
on
offer,
on
of Graflex
being
shares
to
Nev.—Stock
GoldfieId,
Neva-Utex
lation
15.850,000
and
Fort
p.
of
6%
(4)
outstanding snares
other equipment in the
and
offering
Inc.,
temporarily
under
tion, filed July 15.
of
the
preference
such
industrial, relations.
and
Goldfield Uranium,
(3)
against
barrels
183,
the stockholders
acquire
value and is junior to the
par
change
the promoter of
officers and direc¬
of
of Authority
California; and
of
The
stock
five
to
f"«cMo*v»1
own
Exchange Commission, It was announced
orders
registration
shares
doubling of
barrels an¬
18,800,000
i*«5
purchasing
v
Uranium,
issued
has
value
Corp.—Exchange Offer
cameras
convertible
for each share
as
City
as
certain
President
challenges the accuracy and adequacy of
to
J955.
authority is denied,
A K - ,
its order
authorizing the stop order proceedings,
In
to
share
a
as
expansion
of
with
financial,
traffic,
6.
The Securities and
and
Equipment
Y.,
preferred
The
company.
("Uni")
prospectus
controlled
B.
22,
Corp.
Certificate
a
at
Dec.
Service
prospectus,
until
proceeds
in
is
Ray
Commissioner
issued
effective
named
and
company.
Insurance
tbe
is
Insurance;
that
became
Uni-Insurance
by
According t0
mence
the
statement
made
be
present
July 16 submitted to
without
company
share.
the
capacity
N.
of
ratio,
providing,
efforts"
ago,
a
$1.05
Capacity at June 30 v/as
plants
at
Dallas,
Houston
au»niomo"s
on
p.
Inc., Goldfield, Nev.—Regulation A notifica¬
tion, fiied Sept. 9, 1954, proposed the public offering of 1,000,000 shares
of common stock at five cents per share.
r
'
(2)
International
Sound
Films,
Inc.,
Atlanta, Ga.—Regulation A
notification, filed Sept. 8, 1955, proposed the public offering of 560
$2,573,600,
was
and
Storey said.
on
$1.60
5%
on
was
organized in November, 1954, for the purpose
all insurance coverages except lile, title and mortgage.
Its
registration statement, filed
June 6,
1955,
proposed
the public
offering of 1,000,000 shares ot $10 par common stock at $22 per
of
184,
(1 j
share
against $1.84
recently authorized the
capacity to 2,500,000
Rochester,
common
1933
suspending
this
by
Act
's
•
taxes,
rose
$2.36
proposed
corporation
of
this
of
183, p. 2897.
determine
sales
$11,300,700
were
*4'
designed
Goldfield
184,
year
a
1957.—V.
September,
by
public offerings of securities of the following;
after
period
$2,180,200
sales
completion in 1958 of
will have a total rated
company
cement
Freedom Insurance Co., Berkeley, Calif.—SEC Autho¬
rizes Stop Order Proceedings—
to
$4,905,000
was
net, earnings
30,
with
Net
year.
.
has
1956
corresponding
operation
in
fering Temporarily Suspended—
equipment
said.—V.
Ragsdale
at
general
a
—V.
f
Miami
our
Outstanding
$125,000
100,000 shs.
$2,646,850
16.
Mr.
Worth, Texas, Chattanooga, Tenn,, and Tampa, Fla.—V.
Period End. June 30—
The
conditioning
air
balance,
the
ended
share,
a
second
"With
FINANCING
Authorized
$125,000
Bales
July
the
of
half
first
$3,820,400
three
to
the
Franklin Stores Corp.—June Sales Up—
—V.
year
said.
nually,
114.
p.
about
Storey,
soutnea.it
fabrication
of
mesh.
PRESENT
TO
1971
due
(no
business
welded
and
•
7%
Ragsdale
Storey .announced that 1,250,000 barrels of additional annual
capacity is scheduled to go into production next month at the com¬
pany's Fort Worth, Texas, plant, raising that plant's annual capacity
to 3,250,000 barrels. Construction will soon start on a new plant near
Miami, Fla., he said, because of prospective demand for cement in
work¬
company was organized as a corporation Sept. 25,
California.
The
company
offices and
the company plant
located
at
17190
Valley Boulevard,
Fontana,
San
Bernardino
installation
The
175,
be
to
rated
-
engineering,
as
last
period
same
Mr.
$9,904,700.
additional
in
and
in
with
W.
equal
in
year,
BUSINESS—The
are
the
over
President, reported on July 17. Net
$21,457,500 from $18,425,300.
Earnings for the period ended June 30 were equal to
on
2,079,942 shares of common stock outstanding, as
a share In the first half of
1955.
ing capital.
County,
50%
conditioned,"
air
pipe.
6,000 tons per month
con¬
expected
divisions
year,
Mr.
PROCEEDS—The
1953
dealers
earnings
compared
accrued
and
may
premium
capacity will be
the
11,
Smith
without under¬
be redeemed initially at 105%
declining 1%
thereafter from
premium payable after May 1, 1961.
the
the
and
In
debentures
were
cable
power
realignment of organization functions and responsi¬
for maximum efficiency in a period of rapid ex¬
Davison Chemical Company Division has created new
operating divisions along product lines, in charge of general manage¬
ment executives reporting to W. E. McGu.rk, Jr., Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent, and Marlin G. Geiger, President. These include the chemicals,
Agricultural Chemicals and Mixed Fertilizer Divisions. Each of these
mark.
Installs
factory
Net
cor¬
writing.
Interest,
In
Vice-President
nearly
of
cars
this
of
is
plant
new
and
(W. R.) Grace & Co. — Davison Chemical Sets Up
Operating Divisions on Product Lines—
factory and dealer installed
Edward T.
Ragsdale,
of General
Motors,
with
cars
and
the
at
telephone
for
log
times
addition
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Rise-
offering publicly $125,000 of 7% 15-year
registered debentures due May 1, 1971 and 1,250 shares
of common stock (no par) in units of $100 of debentures
and
13,000
19,000
Buick
of
conduit
with
from
is
poration
in
tube
218.
p.
and
fittings and castings,
pipe
(250,000
time.
one
Corp.-^-Air Conditioner Installations—
first' half
on July 5.
is an increase
about
the 30,000
over
Aug. 1, 1976, is offered publicly by Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd.. Toronto,
Canada.
at
storage
new
During 1955 Buick d&d its dealers equipped 21,000 cars with air
conditioning, he added. This year, Buick expects to boost that figure
due
A,
the
manufactured
be
to
clay
growth designed to bring capacity to 12.000 tors per month.
bilities,
nearly
the
Manager
"This
when
issue
initial
plant is
p. 2487^
2650.
p.
equipped
reported
2290.
Fittings, Ltd. (Canada)—Issues Debentures—
A
183,
conditioners
General
$5,809,414
$6,195,078
stored
be
can
for
General Motors
1956—6 Mos —1955
$1,253,243
$1,442,966
that
Also
vitrified
.
pansion,
Buick
>—V. |83, p.
inch,
10).
applications
Corona.
Planje said that this new plant is a key factor in the company's
$8,000,000
expansion
and
modernization program,
and
will
Mr.
Its
information
at
result in production of a superior vitrified clay
stant
ox
acquisition
in
Ten years of prospecting
current
Smaller electronic computers with
17.
$1,500,000
spent
'
to com¬
puters include television cameras and "scan converters" in which radar
iniormation is collected
and then displayed on an ordinary television
r,,
1956—Month—1955
July
on
already
has
discovery.
installation.
each
Possible
Fishman Co., Inc.—June Sales Up—-
Period End. June 30—
the
multiple-duct
bigger memories are among the anticipated applications,
Since the holes in the honeycomb are spaced 500 to the
bits
proceeds of the financing will oe used primarily to increase
the
capital and surplus of the company and thereby put it in a
position to expand its business by increasing the amount of insurance
which it may be permitted to write. The company now has outstanding
135,050 shares, of which 99.100 shares are held by officers and directors
(M. II.)
announced
was
to the base 2 of
Net
and members of their families,
Storage Tube—
"honeycomb"
square
by Edwin B. Horner
Viqe-President, respectively.
and
President
Carter.
it
said,
preliminary development of the deposits.
to
inch has 250,000 individual storage cells—and each cell will
recognize at least 10 different levels of intensity from the writing gun.
Logarathmic calculations increase to more than 800,000 the number of
i
organized in November, 1955,
was
L.
James
be
to
Inc.
Mason,
Horner &
per share.
Scott,
inch-square
he
company,
Monday, July 23, 1956
..
.
The company will utilize the deposit in making vitrified clay pipe,
principally for sewer lines and storm drains, at the plant to be con¬
developed at Schenectady, N. Y.. by a
General Electric scientist will store up nearly a mihion bits of Informa¬
An
Life Insurance Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va.
Colony
and
led
structed
y
—Registers With Securities and
The
devices—needed to measure extremely
liquid level in the coolant loop
propulsion reactors—is now underway at the Instru¬
Department's Measurements Laboratory.
A $350,000 allocation
.the Department of the Navy is financing the project.and
the submarines'
ment
amendment on July 12, 1956 to
additional $20,000,000 Systematic
an
its registration statement covering an
Plans.—V, 182, P» 2356.
on
the
high-accuracy
temperature,
pressure
critical
of
Investment
First
Work
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
This
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(322)
burning
clay.
-
,
-
■
-
Graflex, Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—- i
See
General
Precision
Equipment
Corp.
above.—V.
184,
f
p.
-
.
218.
Volume
184
Grand
Number 5553
Union
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Co.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. June 30—
1S56—4 Wks.—1955
Hard Rock Mining Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Stock Offer¬
ing Temporarily Suspended—
.1956—1'7 Wks.^-1955
"
g
29,485,514
Sales
Record
net
earnings
during the first
•were
reported
This
20,625.372
$1,103,241
of
of
quarter
the
July 6 by
on
figure,
$
equal
after
fiscal
Lansing
55c
to
taxes
which
Shield,
the
on
$
'•
116,220,603
all
year
P.
share
per
3
and
ended
June
2,
$703,376,
were
39c
This
shares
of
share
the
1,652,113
Earnings for the first quarter of the 1956 fiscal year, highest
the 84-year history of the 350-store Eastern food chain, were based
?
company's
;
Work
record
2,
stock
sales
1956.
then
outstanding.
totaling
This
during the
was
$86,735,089
period
the
for
increase
an
comparable
13-week
35.1%
of
in
period
sales
over
1955.—V.
184,
ended
of
32,490,965
183,
2898.
p.
27,705,756
154,424,992
of
June—
1
-
-
.Great
'
2291.
p.
Southwest Corp.
The
be
investment
"a
Tex.,
adviser
President
Zeckendorf,
Great
ment
Mark
J.
is
Acquire
&
Knapp,
Great
G.
in
company,
Inc.,
Co.
has
and
will
July
on
industrial
Fort
Lpeb
for
the
v
-
Webb
&
Knapp,
Inc.;
Rockefeller: Center,
the
Inc.;
on
.
Aluminum Co. above.—V, 182,
See-Harvey
Wynne
Hercules Powder Co.
;
'
company
reported for the
income equal
after payment
net
of
!
For
to
$0.62
1956
from
from
with
share.
a
sales
Net
ry.
1954
63,891
'
10,533
-
29,623,.
11,678.,.
:
y.r
"• \
•
Hertz
$381,882
97,980
:
from
1,884,367
1,838,792
1,778,021
475,431
646,287
469,257
645,022
115,297
197,278
139,325
its
1.843,705
from
ry.
223,691
railway
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$9,316,414
—V.
183,
$8,761,196 $41,320,503
■
Greenbluff Uranium Co., Inc., Rockford,
fleet
high
end
of
Hertz
of
is the
to
the
the
on
Hunter,
N.
This
exclusive
Hertz,
year.
the
of
one
by Aerobilt when the plant extension
company.
Additional floor space, as
under
be
in
design features specified
ordered from the engineering
,
above.—V.
182,
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Plans
Roy
Nelson,
S.
plans
to
offer
$13,000,000
tional
shares
The
vide
of
,
of
additional
series
be
funds
Secondary
used
for
to
mortgage
bonds
"
pay
and
company
issue
notes
90,000
and
by Lehman
Brothers
discount
75
$36
per
and the books closed.—V.
addi¬
to
share, with
per
It
p.
former
cars
in
will
corporation
2,000,000
with
shares
SEC
Series
Hamilton
$50,000,000
July
on
the
11
filed
an
Fund
Periodic
orders
Investment
of
The
of
is
of
*
the
first half of
to
The
false
and
183,
$1,992,941.
$1.36
a
William
quarter of
H.
Moore,
Co., New Ycrk,
also
a
share,
common
the second
director
Western
second
RR.
quarter
of
was
$3,548,264,
a
$4,212,551,
equal
*'
Hertz
Stedem,
J.
The
director
of
of
$1.12
Share,
in
or
M.
the
a
A.
Bankers
Hanna
Co.
$31,879,223 $23,043.663-
.1,059,888
1,220,435
$32,939-,lll
$30,264,098
523,913
2,052,794
1,611,723
42,045
345,650
226,406
3,393,805
14,785,570
14,214,172
f
$3,888,999
$1.61
?
58.122
Executive
;:v'' U:V'
granting
printing
for
Cutter
,
,
for
of
and industrial
of
cutter
this
that
The
the
in
half
second
with
100
the
July
division
new
National
on
the
For
$2,748,896
while
Net
be
earnings
ended
for
the
Oct.
ended
earnings
<
steel
tubing,
Improvement
April 30, 1956,
preceding
year
in' the
pro-forma
a
April
before
the
loss
preceding
$205,276, agairst
to
six
in
$86,328
1955.
ended
a
oper¬
unusual
some
steady Improvement, he de¬
April 30,
1956, sales amounted
$1,199,453
amounted
on
combined
r
involved
shown
ended
with
31,
the
of
.
April 30, 1956
taxes
amounted
to
after
the
and
months
operations
ended
year
net
acquisition
30,
merger
amounted
to
$3,948,349
Com-<arisons
$291,593.
basis
not
are
available,
but
1955,
National Chlorophyll and
and consolidation) reported net
$595,428.
of
the inventories, patents and
Division of
Strong,
Cobb
&
of
x-Chlorophyll
good
will of the American
The
improved
trade
Co.,.
position and operating economies have placed this division on a much
sounder operating basis."
A new
tube mill at
the Tube Manufacturing Division installed late
is
year
in full operation and has increased capacity some
Hofmann.
He also pointed out that an extension of
now
30%/said Mr.
the
doubled
24-hour
welded
substantial
a
Operations of the company's Chlorophyll Division resulted in an
loss during the year.
However,
the trade position
of this
Division, said Mr. Hofmann, "was strengthened during the year by its
an
on
115.
p.
$87,000
to
stationed
cars
sales
months
compared
,
net
months
six
sales of $152,428
of
considerable
184,
5
.
six
as
the | 12
months
Chemical (this was
non¬
a
revenues
and
year
of
and only nine
pointed out.
Hofmann,
and
an
knifa
earn-
per
indicate
which
year
Chlorophyll
Mr.
in
on
$800,000.
Orth
&
said.—V.
mechanical
of
showed
fiscal
Although- the
consolidation
of
expenses., the trend in
sales has
with
Civil
July 20
on
machine
by Henry A. Hofmann, President.
Last
into National Chlorophyll and Chemical
the merger,
the name v. as changed to
Industries,
Inc., which
reflects
the
principal part
of
Its
The annual report, therefore, reflects 12 months' operations
on
date
clared.
rental
saws
and
merged
*
car
should
maintain
its
of
effective
to
.
concessions
number
will
station
■:
Inc.—Earnings Improve—
brooms
company
last
and
>
approximately
head
announcement
manufacturer
this
industrial
the
ations,
organi¬
Vice-President
than
more
$4.90
management but
,
price
net
Co.,
this
the
the
on
business.
by
;v.V
\"v ••
and Hertz and another
rental
car
have
$5.44
and
,
presses
a
Head
earnings
announced
was
.
will
$15,713,052 $14,153,675
$1.34
distribution
183, p. 1968.
possibilities,
and
Hofmann
new
cars
and
possessions,
railway terminals.
established
between the CAA
of
tube
manufacturing
plant,
comprising
approximately
44,000
square
feet, is nearing completion.
service
the 450 scheduled daily flights.
passengers of
\
Valley,
it
announced
was
Hollander
Son,
&
Changed—
This
July
'•
corporation
record
20
on
date
latter
The
Is
(Del.) —Record
Date
12 announced that it has rescinded the
stockholders entitled to receive warrants fo*
a New Jersey corporation of the same name.
formed
being
Inc.
•,
July
for
^the purchase of shares in
on
to
acquire
the
of
some
assets,
including
plant, and equipment of the Delaware corporation. A new record date
for the offering is expected to be set early next month.
Each holder of 10 shares of the Delaware corporation will be entitle?!
to
purchase
share
one
of
to
shares
offered.—V.
oe
the
184,
corporation. Tho offering
share, the par value of tha
Jersey
New
will be S'12.50 per
price of the new shares
Houston Oil Co. of
~
Keith
been
not
that
the
the
and
218.
p.
...
ignored
in
the
case
Smythe
order
that
false
asserts
and
terms
in
that
conditions
the
(1)
com¬
misleading
and
all
in
mon
that
was
such
the
to
reports.
-
•
-
-
that there is
offering circular "is
misleading" (1) in stating that Donald E. Bartz, promoter
Chairman, "is presently President of American Management
specializing in corporate formations and management,"
to state that American Management Corp.
has never
a
successful business venture and that it was
promoted
or
,
.
and
collections"
and
"is
as
accountant
and
tax
.
Jeleski's
station
under
It
as
is
President
that
false
amount
He
is
shares
&
scheme
to
a
of
and
of
senior
director
in
asserted
Richfield
association
a
associated
adviser,"
of
the
with
Globe
accountant,
the
with
Globe
issuer
Hardware
that his
and
was
to
act
as
and
misleading
$50,000
its
and
on
stock;
were
(b)
in
distribution
deducting
of
that
artifice t"> defraud
the
proposed
in
by
that
business
of
the
was
issuer
no
as
bonafide
set
in
the
be
See
approved
on
July
suspension
trading
suspend
in
issue,
the
Mr.
Funston
accounts
receivable,
stockholders,
made
by
incident
April
1,
or
to
made
available
$243,452,172
for
approximately
liquidation.
1957.—V,
183,
p.
A
2763.
Bankers
Securities
Corp.
above.—V.
(
174,
I
_
p.
2548.
Humphreys Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger—
See
Borg-Warncr Corp. above.—V. 169, p. 6.
(Rodney)
Hunt
Machine
Co., Grange, Mass.
—
New
President Elected—
Earl
who
V.
182.
Harris
F.
will
Earl
intention
forth
to
Hoving Corp.—New Control—
issuer
there
$162 per
will
was
that
the
had
$166.50 a sbare a'ter
liquidating distribution
share was made on June 7. leaving about $1.50 a share un¬
The company has stated that it exnects the final payment
to
expenses
distributed.
only func¬
bookkeeper.
marketable securities in the
in exchange for 25,000
the stock offering "constituted a device,
stating
Governors
company.
decision
end
notes
cash
order
received
of
by
Hardware
Co.
Board
tased
was
but omitting to state that
Oil
Corp. was as a filling
pertaining to Military Investors
report of stock sales and the balance sheet attached thereto
of
carry
his
that
supervision
further
(a)
Trust
with
association
operator,
the
now
the
on additions to the Exchange's delisting policy, ap¬
the Board on July 5, 1956, which were designed in the
public interest to tighten the standards governing continued listing.
On April 24,
1956 stockholders of Houston Oil Co. authorized the
complete liquidation and dissolution of the company. On June 6, 1956
the
company
sold its assets and properties for a price which, plus
asserts
company's
the
Board's
proved
issuer
worthless"; end (2) tne
of stock sales and use
Investors
the
stock
stock of
The
added,
reports
for
Military
their
that
trading in common stock of this company, effective at the openingof the market July 30,
1956.
Mr. Funston said the Exchange
would immediately file an applica¬
tion with
the Securities & Exchange Commission to delist the com¬
Grayson are each the holder
for certain property and in
and Grayson severed all con¬
them
requests
of
"are
returned
believe"
to
the
with,
President of the New York Stock Exchange,
Funston,
announced
Texas—Suspension of Trading—
of
Michael
exchange
the required
has
cause
that
circular
and
in
Messrs.
issuer
Commission's
compiled
offering
Smythe
acquired
18
" .*
believe"
to
cause
failed to file
firm
a
finance
to
Can
Co., The Delaware, Lackawanna
Republic Aviation Corp.—V. 182, p. 1568.
it
.
and
Board
are
Vice-President
American
and
1956
year.
Executive
has been elected
Co.,
with
compared
last
of
1956—9 Mos.—1955
.
14,409
August,
simply a corporate front under which Mr. Bartz promoted his own in¬
terests; and (2)
in stating that Raymond J. Jeleski, President and
director, "was associated with the Richfield Oil Corp. in the field of
tion
the
projected
during the
doubled
2,000
of car rental concessions
thousands of dollars in extra
and
omitting
Mr.
in
Subs.)
102,530
and
cities.
another
contract
a
which
property acquired from
has
order
Corp.,
equal to $1.77 a Share on the same number of shares. Federal income
tax
provision during the six months just ended was $2,167,900 and
charges for depreciation, depletion, amortization, and development were
profit
concluded
Hertz
and
A.
state
the
Co.
was
(&
$7,923,656
manufacture,
purchase,
Orth
Operations
year.
countries
-
have
shares
proceeds
but
1955, net profit
the
&
household
i
foreign
21
J
A
withh
$5,649,365,
Net
Jones
of
v'V
Hidden
notification
"reasonable
registration
on July 16 reported net profit in the first six months
$6,955,913, equal to $2.25 £ common share on the 3,091,392
In
last
coastal
add
Exchange Commission,
"reasonable
of. 250,000
of
company
1956
Ltd.
302,704
.
$4,651,773
:
charges of
.
.
that
and
of
case
company
Hanna Co.—Reports Increased Profits—
outstanding shares.
Worts
81,720
share
per
all
(A.)
stating that Earl
.
(M. A.)
.
3,995,680
This manufacturer of
Hoe's
1955
provide an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
the suspension orders should be vavated or made
"
Regulation
pany's
/
With
Certificates.—V.
equipment identical
producers of Seattle, Wash., and Memphis, Tenn. Jones
ings after taxes have recently averaged over $100,000
.
whether
the
In
formed
•
were
has
there
covering the following additional securities:
H-C7;
2.000.000
shares
Series
H-DA;
and
1474.
p.
its
dial
$7,620,952
14,065
w
taxes
earnings —
announced
of
■I
109.
nection
to
&
759,582
——
______
inc.
* After
I:
.
equal
1
had
granting
,
Securities
The
.
amendment
interest
,
mean
accommodate
p.
omitting
6.
is
each, the new air-conditioned
System companies to handle
Bell
$9,502,820
Hofmann Industries,
Hertz
at 227 airports and 245
16
policy
said
because
The
1955
System, Inc.—Expansion—
the
airport,
of the year.
permanent.,
dealer's
a
oversubscribed
was
Hamilton Funds, Inc., Denver,
Colo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
statement
said
3,000.
and
authorities.
to
question
pro¬
-
share.
184,
of
■
secondary offering of 18,023
(no par) was made on July 18
at
cents
serv¬
permanent
.
of
-.'"-•'•"'/"A-
off short-term
called,
are
till
year
a
July
issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemptions
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to
public offerings of securities by the following:
(1) Hidden Valley Uranium Co., Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Regula¬
tion A notification, filed April 21, 1955, proposed the public offering
of 5,950,000 shares of common stock at five cents per share.
•
(2) Military Investors Financial Corp., Houston,
Texas—Regulation
A
notification, filed Dec.
1,
1954, proposed
the public offering of
150,000 shares of common stock at $2 per share.
--/'V '
construction.
stock
$1.13
from
Offering—A
common
of
first
of
stock.
common
will
to
tw0 years since 1951, reaching
This year, he said, volume is
every
said.
Josenh
-
the
would
basis."
183,
The
.
July 14 stated that this
bidding about Sept,
10,
an
by
250,949
before other items.—V.
Hidden Valley Uranium Co., Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
—Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
Financing—
on
competitive
new
proceeds
shares of
President,
at
a
2467.
p.
unit
1956—3 Mos.—1955
...
depreciation-
for
Earnings
v
company
Stedem
order
16,
Connecticut water Co.
quarter
second
over
July
on
that
the
Mr.
needed, will be built by adding
buildings with clear spans of 100 feet, so that the entire building
always be under one roof.—V. 182, p. 1567.
: t
see
they
as
a
offices..
$9,251,871
opers
interest
Net
y
the
was
as
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Buys Jones & Orth—
50%
contracts just- signed
rental
exclusive
Guilford-Chester Water Co^-Proposed Merger-
:
Prov.
call for a guaranteed minimum of $240,000 to be
paid over a five-year 'period," he said.
"These new contracts will
probably develop a third more in revenues than previously realized
more
will
equal
was
t
onR
basis
basis
airport
"The
car
■ •
was
the
1955.
Administration- under
said
exclusive
—V.
last
,
,
Washington Nat'onal Airoort, elective July 16.- - VPreviously,
the CAA had
granted car
rental concessions
which
direction
Bank
at
end
service
1955
$5,000,000
than
Canada,
company
service
by the
any
equipped
income
for
-Debenture
'
•
of
than
Mr. Stedem
115.,
at
in
>->'
Vice-President,
than
more
are
Rent-A-Car
directly
went into
the
$53,000
as
Walker-Gooderham
improvement
in
car rental facilities
completed by Aug. 1.
The new building, 100 feet wide by 300 feet long with an eave heightof
18 feet,
will be attached to a Luria structure of similar design
Expansion
SEC
par).—
more
Aeronautics
to
to
the
(no
months ended June 30, 1956,
preferred dividends to $1.18 a
of
in
more
p.
Hertz
Corp.—Proposed Expansion—
Y. The extension is scheduled
with
stock
the
Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa. for a 30,000the former's plant at West Athens. N. Y. It
is the second expansion in less than two years for the concern, Con¬
struction is now under way on the new $200,000 building, which will
double the factory's output of truck bodies,,
Luria
has
completed delivery of the standardized steel structure,
which is being erected by I. & O. A. Slutzky, Inc., general contractor
of
capital
,a£
six
-
i
Coast
cars
rate
a
more
States,
Lavia
addition
much
central
much
as
be
can
from
months,
Bodies, Inc., truck body manufacturing subsidiary of Grum¬
Aircraft
Engineering Corp. of Bethpage, N. Y. has awarded a
square-foot
of
Prov.
Wash.—Files
Aerobilt
contract
CDO's,
hard-pressed for phone
now
as
Inside
permanent
of
income
Total
■
XV.:.
including
.
man
units
"Earns,
world's largest car and truck renting and
leasing
than 1.000 offices in more than 700 cities
with
United
$40,866,065
corporation on June 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
an
undetermined number of shares of common stock.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
operations. There will be no underwriting.
Grumman Aircraft
the road.
in
cost
Hiram
-
.
amendment
an
months
income
net
2,500
at
1357,
zation,
The
•
-f
j;
Stedem,, Executive
rental
car
the
r
,
Mobile
wait
provided.
found
total
a
mobile
'
—V., 184,
.
The
to
Period End. May 31—
1568.
p.
<•
2183.
p.
already running
Today, there
expenditure of
1956—5 Mos.—1955
2898.
p.
that
Corp.—Double West Coast Fleet—
record
a
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—June Sales HigherPeriod End. June 30—
;
.
—Reports Increased Earnings—
operating revenues for -the six months' per'od
compared with $112,562,077 for the corresponding
Joseph J-
Net
railway
income--,
—V, 183, p. 2898.
* S
be
can
forced
.
:■}.
Net
oper.
:
*
a
At
The corporation announced on July 22 that it is spending more than
$5,000,000 to double its fleet of rental cars on the West Coast.
i
29,023
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
1953
$345,302
104,293
income
oper.
1955
$354,505
75,087
.T
wheels.''
on
*'*■;
and
period.—V.- 183,
$400,783
railway
railway
■
first 8ix
stock.-
compares
Net
~
Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
Net
offices
otherwise
inches high from
second quarter of
1956, net income was equal after pay¬
preferred
dividends
to
$0.63
a
share
of
common
stock.
of
This
the
in
common
the
ment
dealer's discount of 75 cents
was quickly completed.—V. 184,
a
stock.
common
Netf Ittcdme
share of
$120,433,778
Green
<
mobile "CDO" is basically a complete, central dial
office
capacity ranging from 100 to as many as 600 lines, built
specially engineered, drop frame trailer van.
The
all-steel,
insulated van, designed and built by
Highway Trailer Co., of Edgerton, Wis., is 37 feet long, eight feet wide, and- measures 12 feet, six
(Inc.)—Earnings Increased—
The
share
Sugar Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 42,800 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on July 16 by The First Boston Corp. at
share, with
p6r share. The offering
P' 218.
■
-
real
Western
per
;
in
telephone service is spreading cross-country with
System companies putting into operation their new "cen¬
a
.
of Dallas, and Amon G. Carter.? Jr., President of the
Star-Telegram, representing a Fort Worth group including
Leonard,,Ken Davis, and Sol Brachman.
T
$20.50
oz
a
into
i Hay dock Fund, Inc., Cincinnati, O. — Registers With
."*7 Securities, and Exchange Commission—
'
interests
Great
use
1
of
Department
Worth
Marvin
and
2118.'
been
has
»«
sales
181, p.
new
with
Other
.
estate
Harvey management
stock
reduction
Administration
The
Wynne earlier; in July announced1 that the, corporation had •* *
The
corporation on
July
11
filed
acquired 2,400 acres of the Waggoner Ranch at, a cost of approximately
covering
an
additional
50,000 shares
$6,000,000 and has acquired an additional 2,600 acres in the area.
V. .182, p. 9..
As previously
reported, other participants in Great Southwest Corp.. V
are:
The
has
America, Chase
Harvey Machine Co., Inc.—Borrows From Banks—
16...
Mr.
Fort
of
or
1955.—V.
rapidly expanding communities
and
facilities
and
for continuation
report
era
Bell
dial
ice
Tex.
Rhoades,
Corp.
tral
serve
includes
develop¬
Worth,
the
Ore.
years
division,
a
new
several
"
William
and
is
no
Wheels"—
A
con¬
-
Dallas,
Jr.,
announced
and
M.
Carl
'
&
Corp.
Wynne,
5,000-acre
a
Dallas
Southwest
Rhoades
Southwest
Angus
development
between
partner
a
of
Loeb
M.
Great
planning
midway
Millard,
director
a
Carl
in
estate
Webb
of
Corp.
sites
of
corporation,
real
President
two
firm
interest"
the
to
the
of
Southwest
on
elected
banking
substantial
financial
Aluminum
Hai-vey
project from the Bank of
mat
.
Stock Interest—
acquired
the
(c)
■as
many
as
1,200 telephones.
Among the first in active operation,
plant will be purchased from Bonneville
one
mobile CDO has been put into service at Garden
City, Mich., lor
long-term contract.- Under an agreement
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. early this year, and another has been
Interior,
Harvey
will
put
up
more
thanv
?cut over at Schaumburg Township, near Arlington Heights, 111., for
$2,000,000 for transmission facilities to bring power to the aluminum
the
UU-^ls
Bell
Telephone Co.
plant from Bonneville's Big Eddy Switching Station.
iV
Prese.* plans call for a total of four specially built units In ooeraThe company plans to increase capacity of the reduction plant by
tion in Illinois and four units for Michigan Bell.
New Jersey Bell also
13,000 tons in late 1958.
A long-term program calls for construction
has received delivery of their initial Highway Trailer van for the con¬
of
an
130,000
ten alumina
plant and a second reduction plant of
struction of a similar unit.
'
67,000 tons annual capacity during 1960-1963.
r
The new units will be rolled Into new communities as the Bell Tele¬
Lawrence A. Harvey,- Executive Vice-President of Harvey Machine Co.,
phone Companies' answer to the problem of providing immediate serv¬
Inc., announced details of an interim five-year agreement for alumina
ice to areas which grow virtually from cornfields to
populated com¬
with Nippon Light Metal Co., Ltd., and Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.,
munities almost overnight.—V. 181, p. 861.
largest producers of. alumina in Japan., The two companies will sell
^ more, than 100,000 tons of alumina a, year to Harvey 1—V.
178, p. 666.;
»
Bankers
(Texas)
which
of
specific provision
Power
$3,008,564
i
,
,
reduction plant at The Dalles,
The Dalles,
interrupted four
at
ana
7
Highway Trailer Co.—New "Dial Telephone Exchange
-
.<on
Bank,
loan
Power
1955
$3,242,669
183,
Inc.,
$10,000,000,
clude
139,876,855
1956
,
2417.
p.
Cal.—Expansion, etc.
and First National City Bank of New York.
provisions for additional working capital of up
after completion of the reduction plant for addi¬
tional capital funds under certain terms and conditions for up to
$25,000,000.
The term of the loan is 10 years.
Terms of the
loan agreement between
the company and banks in¬
The
with
Sales
—V.
Co.,
to
Gray son-Robinson Stores Inc.—June Sales Higher--;
Month
site
$44 million for
Manhattan
June
$64,205,073
p.U6.-
'
-
aluminum
ton
500-acre
borrowed
Period End. June 30—
1956—Month—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
■h.\.. cSl:: ■•■■■■;
$
■■
3
;3
.
3
Sales
the
Machine
in
(W. T.) Grant Co.—June Sales Higher—
—V.
on
54,000
at
183,
circular -;
proceeds has been filed since Aug. 30,
will resume about Aug. 1.
The plant is scheduled for completion
late in 1957^ The announcement confirmed earlier reports that Harvey
on
common
on
above.—V.
oixermg
ago,
of
per
Inc.
announced that all financial and
been- finalized
for
construction ..of
July 18
arrangements
have
company
tractual
com-
shares
or
Leaseholds,
Harvey Aluminum Co., Torrance,
1956,
stock outstanding, represents an increase of 56.8% over net earnings during the comparable period a year ago. First quarter earnings
1955
Oil
84,830,445
depreciation
won
in
Dakota-Montana
See
President.
1,902,549
(323)
has been
continue to
F.
p.
Harris
1699.
serve
has
Harris,
company as Chairman of the Board.
Executive
Vice-Prcsiuent since
1952.—
elected
the
been
President, succeeding Carl C.
8
(324)
RR.—Earnings Improve—
Hudson & Manhattan
M®y3V~"'<
Period End.
$912,385
$891,435
$4,474,706
839,833
844,851
4.121,378
$46,584
$353,328
$575,168
3,904
65,718
14,923
$87,439.
$50,488
$419,046
$590,091
151,979
135,786
724,620
677,395
14,892
'
income
Gross
Int.
——/
charges
•Income
—„
70,058
♦Exclusive
interest
of
70,058
350,291
$155,356
$655,865
V
Net
ry.
.Other
available
I956--Month—1955
V-
--w-l-$
$
—V.
taxes..
184, p.
/$
•••
20,886,349
110,346,817
20,366,000
17,428,000
'2,985,582
17,525,156
14,900,641
3,799,742
21,901,763
19,329,350
'3,337,436
19,822,606
17,130,702
-
115.
to
up
10
Steel
Co.—Bonds Offered—Kuhn, Loeb &
investment
banking syndicate which
an
series
The
of
issue
J
will
Co.
$1,500,000
principal
1980,
thereby
through
bonds
retiring. 66%
the
of
July
each
on
sinking
1 from
Issue
one
year
in
each
on
f"nd
1959
before
•:■■■:".,..
case.
AH
steel
made
by; the
at Its Indiana
the
of
of
74
Its
the
San
183,
<
•
seventh' largest
is
company
steel
produced
producer
by the
in
Ontario,
The
east
1231.
p.
in
/
-
of -approximately
the
Los
ing
unit
for
the
Harbor, Ind., plant, the fifth largest single steel
siie
of
&
Shares
Brothers C—9,000
V Lester, Ryons & Co;__^v^(
2,GOOv
2,600
" Irving Lundbarg
Co._^^
3,700
3,700 "> Laurence M. Marks & Co./
.
Merriii, Turben
F. S. Moseley &
Co.
&
& Co/
Co./——
&
Republic Co.
&
(Inc.)
Skaggs
Dillon, Read
Eastman,
1,750
-
—
Co.
&
Inc..—
Co.__—
Dillon
First Securities
&
Glore,
2,250
Arnew
Sfcruman,
/
*
•>;;
.-V
,
--/
Chemical
•
v
2,600;
Smith,
Barney
^
9,000
Smith,
Moore
agreed
to
purchase,
severally, the
the
and
respective
Marache
company, has
principal
amount
■
&
sell
Kidder,
Peabndv. &
tons
per
tons
,
1,750
Ripley
William
Stern
Stern,
Lauer Sc
Stone
&
Brothers
Co._
Hutton
2,250
& Co,
markets.^ New
t
^
•
plans-
100,000
184,
/
£2.
1,750
Securities
>
doubling
•"
process,
Thrift
its
for. sale
&.
Co._
500:000
Lehman
&
9,000
Dean Witter &
K';,
Irving
Laurence
Co. 2£_22*22222_2l2_-,*'250,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
175,000
1^5,000
A.
•
350,000
and
100,000
•____
Inc.
_2£
Inc.
175,000
Co.I
&
&
-J
100,000
Allyn & Co., Inc._
American Securities Corp.
Atwill & Co., Inc.___;
&
Co
Paeon,
WhiODle & Co.
W.
Baird
&
July
on
-•//-,'.
16,
attributed
action
the
..V";
& Co.—_2_
McDonnell & Co.___:
J.
Earth
A.
G.
&
Merrill,
Becker
Elair
&
Co.
William
Blunt
The
Inc.
Brown
1,000,000
500,000
Chris-
175,000;;
Inc.
Co.
O,;o no->
R°inholdt & GardnerRodman
^
Sons
&
500,000
Co.
F.
L.
Renshaw
Rothschild
&
Co._
Republic
550.000
Schwabacher
150,000
Shields &
Co.
(Inc.)
500,000
D'-dee
Julien
Collins
Cruttenden
&
Co
&
&
Read
Dominick
&
&
Co
Smith,
100,000
Co., Inc.
&
Co.
Inc.
Dominick
Co
&
Co._
First
The
First
&
Co.
Co._;
Boston
Fulton. Reid
&
&
250.000
175,000
Straus,
Blosser
8c
Mac-
175,000
200,000
Union
Inc
&
G,
H.
250,000
Walker
&
&
Co
Co
&
350,000
_2
White
250,000
Dean
200,000
Winslow, Cohu 8c Stetson
Weld
Witter
&
8c
Co
Co
1,000.000
six'
$24,606,651
s*.-;*/
A,
Minnesota,
550,000
:
the
O.
Fisher
Int rstare
South
and
t"/"
Sales
—V.
25,646,629
__•■
183,
p.
of
Dakota.
A
(Robert
which
on
Johnston
and
July
$
22,593,912
be
at
added
$9
to
Co.,
filed
a
149,603,925
working
Milwaukee,
letter
stock
common
share,
per
136,663,276
Wis.
—
by
added
program
the
to
to
net
company
finance
it
of
of
capital additions totaled $25,514,277, exclusive of prop¬
acquired in the merger with International Cellucotton.—V. 183,
:./':/#//>•>:'/v;
;///-//: /;//£
3011.
Loss——
1956
Six Months Ended June 30—
without
notification
of
(no
to
par)
underwriting.
be
1955
the
offered
3,775,798
$107,351
sold
products
$4,250 565
3,149,217
:___
—,—
administrative
general
and
$474,767
334,222
expenses-
343,853
*$226,871
Selling,
with
The
of
$130,914
SEC
to
em¬
proceeds
are
income
Other
(net)
:___—
Cr2,006
10,444
*$224,865
——
3141,358
capital.
proceeds of
in
part
funds
to
this
to. repay
construction.
general
wi-iicn,
two companies had combined current assets
liabilities of $17,636,035 and working capital
/ ./ '"/ t,'./'.O...
i
year's
Income
be
/
,
.
Balance
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Stock Offered—An under¬
used
...
Files
writing group headed by The First Boston Corp. offered
publicly on July 18 an issue of 270,000 shares of common
stock ($8.75 par value) at $23.25 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
current
$77,413,147.;
Kingrston Products Corp.—Reports
$
Exchange Commission—
2
covering 5.000-shares of
to
the
before,
year
$19,516,600 for
all-time high of $108,093,863,
cash
and
marketable securities amounted
to $49,491,638.
abilities were $21,396,679 and working capital was $86,697,184..
an
$3,256,568
Securities
company
$20,611,945, as against
preceding 12-month period.
were
current assets reached
1956—24 Wks.—1955
$
3011,
A.)
provisions
tax
$95,049,182,
p.
Higher—
7,673,576 common shares
of 3.173,998 during the
8%
an
companies in the
two
Cost
With
,
$21,617,795 after taxes, compared with a 820,022,companies, in the preceding year, AThe report
increase
an
Consolidated
The
1956—4 Wks.—1955
two companies the year
•'
.
two
company's
represented
?
installments.
-
•
outstanding April 30 re¬
fiscal year. The increase
stock dividend aggregating 359,960 shares, an issue
of 2,408,784 scares for the assets of International Cellucotton, 400,000
shares
sold for expansion
capital and 5,254 shares so.d under the.
company's stock option plan.
;
v
:
://■:■•=•.':*><■ '•;'!/
The
flected
from
purchase
in
Iowa,
^
incurred
paid
were
the
for
the
sales of
pointed out that profits df approximately $1,000,000 on Kimberlyr
products owned by International Cellucotton were written off
over
the last seven months of the year.
2292.
'
1,000,000
115.
Illinois,
Period End. June 16—
150.000
'
,
erties
1,000.000
Co._
be
to
the company's merger with International
last Sept- 30, totaled $253,297,113, as
Company
Products
$227,437,232. combined
'• " -
total
1956, as tiemand for its paper,
shareholders,/
sales,: reflecting
record
30,
Clark
1956—5 Mos.—1955
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales
1,000,000
Co.
The
before.
Stock
•
250,000
Securities Corp.Vietor. Common, Dann
350,000
1,750,000
Co.,
183, p.
ployees
Dowell
&
$135,COO
In
••••'
--
John
annual .--report to
Current 1
Triumph, Minn.
to make the
proposes
of
consumers
The
1,000,000
i
•
250,000
Co.
Corp.
of
since then
and sanitary products outweighed new record proR. Kimberly; President.,-, ^aid, in the company's
wadding
against
$1.20
100.000
Co.____
250.000
Co
Sachs
p.
&
175,000
Co
&
Staats
100,000
Corp.
Glore. Forgan & Co
—V.
ties
Weinress
£
—V.
Village
sum
.
.
fiscal -year ended April
the
Cellucotton
Up—
$5,259,853 $25,211,331
•'/'/
company
the
serves
Stone 8c Webster Securi¬
Stroud
3S0,000
Corp.-
Michigan
Goldman,
184,
1,000,000
R.
.
*
150.000
1,000.000
Co._
&
Smithers
S.
William
Starkweather
500.000
Cleveland
Corp.
of
1,750,000
F.
Moore
100.000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
The
150 000
550,000
&
Emanuel, Deetjen
Estabrook
The
'V
Shuman, Agnew 8c Co,__
Singer, Deane & Scribner
350,000
&
Eastman, Dillon
Elworthy & Co
500,000
Smith, Barney & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—175,000
R. S. Dickson
Co.—
500.000
Co
the
serving
for
has been operated .continuously
Mills Division.—V. 184, p. 7.
and
1924
in
its Cotton
of
Income
250.000
Co,
in
cellulose
-
500,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
3<)o.noo
&
/
5,490,514
This company has filed an application, with the Federal Power Cornemission seeking to
purchase the local electrie- distribution facilities
200,000
&
part
Net earnings
,1956--Month—1955
y
a
duction ..value,
"
175,000
1,000,000
2cbo.
p.
320
Net
/,,.
,
.
$5,498,243
163,
'
employing
currently
plant,
Thrift
the
be
■
10,563,990
.5;660,416
$1,20 / /
•»_
as
will
mark
V
128,384:531
Interstate Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
•/
250,000
&
'
' $
'. V-''
11,211,246,
:
share
Period End. June 30—
175,000
Pressprich
i*
175,000
tensen, Inc
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
W.
.2',
Interstate Dept. Stores, Inc.—June Sales
—V.
Jackson
;
&
taxesi_.
sharei-_yJ,
per
per
Bales
R.
Carolina Securities Corp.
Drexel
Co.
Cahadian
and
(adjusted for^minority Interests)*.
paid
*1-
182, p. 2020.,
250,000
——
Writer
,$ ' * ' ''
International Sound Films, Inc.*, Atlanta, IGa. Offering Temporarily Suspended—
-rj•"
See Goldfield -Uranium,, Inc. above!-—tV.,,. 182,. p. 1220, -'
200.000
Co.
Federal
Ca.iadian .tax??, on. income-
and
long-Tange plans. ..;./;^
company's
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Reports Record Sales—a. •%/;'/
sales of this corporation
went over the quarter, billion dollar
/,
>1955'.
A;
136,084,356
_■
before
the
that
said
company
617
175,000
500.000
Inc
Clark,
-v.
1^5.000
Webber,
Curtis
Peters,
/'•.
/-
.
Dividends
500.000
Co._
&
8c
1956
•
Net inc.me
1,750,000
Co.—_
Byllesby
Dillon.
Wells
Northwest
Paine.
&
^
150.000
Ohio 'Co.
Pacific
250000
fine.)
Central
Stanley & Co._
Moseley & Co
Cook
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
May 31—
4,031,404
* 4,063,444
$1.63 r/
$1.51'
250,000
Morgan
S.
the
as .a
Corp.—-Changes Name
Dividends
Co.,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
F.
sale
stressed that the
specifically related to the
operating 34,000 spindles and 700. looms, will be offered
going unit. If this is not possible,-he-added, the propsold
for other purposes.
The plant was acquired by
people-and
for
5,482.693i»: 5,066,266
1,000,000
Simmons-
&
& Co.,
M.
Co.
&
&
Ended
Hallett
i ertles
Net income
\
Beane^
Turben
Mullaney,
100,000
&
Pierce,
-----
Feueral
100,000
Inc.
Newhard,
isonoo
inc.
Blair
Ellis
Blyth
Kraus
&
100,000
350 000
Co
&
Lynch,-
Months
--Income
350,000
McDonald
Merrill
A
to
related
were
Mr.
not
were
conditions currently existing in the textile industry,
competitive
but
this, decision
to
and the inability
above.—V. "1B2, p.. 1699.
Net "S^les
175.000
350,000
P50.000
Burge
/
.
.100,000
C62-/2;/-
&
efficiencies have
leading
-
the hanging demand for fabrics
to
integrated operations of the .company,
to meet these new requirements. He
the
plant
factors
175S.v^.
;p.
•
& Co.__—
500 000
Co.,
Inc.
Ball,
500,000
000
Robert
&
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.
_i_$6,000,000
A. C.
Bache
Masten
MoCormick
175,000
Miller,
Kuhn, L^eb & Co
E.
Fenner
2
Joseph, Mellen
Co,_'
&
Marks
M.
Six
.
_
Janney, Dulles & Co.,
Johnston, Lemon
Lundborg
i83,
-
plans to shut down spinning and weaving operations at
in Paw Creek, N. C., by mid-October in preparation
liquidation -of trie plant, H._ K. iHallett, Vice-President,
or
in
the
of
/ very
Corp.-^SEC Approves Merger—
International Shoe Co.
550,000
liOOO.OOO
250.000
500,000
lnc„-£„.
Brothers
3,700
1,750'?
jCo^Tp ClosesNorth Carqlina Plant—.
Hallett
needed
500,000
1,000,000
•'
Corp4
500,000
Co._-_j.^._
Bond
8hare Corp.
Higginson
100,000
W«eksiV/'
Co.
Indianapolis
Langley & Co
Lee
Hutton & Co.
The Illinois
C.
Lazara Freres & Co.____
9,000
Sc"' Co.,
plant
disclosed
Mr,
•
"
.'
Friedrichfp &
W.
,
3,700
The company
V
Plastic Industries
See Arliss Plastics1 Corp.
Corp.—.
Warren
N.
V;^.IriCi;
.
9,000
3,700
Walkdr 'Sc
Frank
1,750
•
Co—_
Investment
H.
G.
^
1,750
4,500
—_
Corp.-^
'
/
7.
p,
Kendall
r
:
iy
below.—V.
Co..
International
550,000
500,000
Fayi_iL//ZI/
Hornblower
Co.
Co./»
&
&
&
•
3,700
;—
Securi¬
Welister
Union
$
2 4,500
Cling-
Co
'
-
provide for
a
patented
now
expected, operating
183, p. 2651. '
Oil
Sunset
Co2,600
Sc
Co______
&
Trask & Co.—__
Anthony Sc Co
Spencer
/Tucker,
1,750
.
r-T~-r
Sc Co
Higginson
—V.
•
4,500
Peabody & Co.—9,000
C. Langley
Lee
$550,000
Lodenburg, Thalmann &
Howard, Wejl, Labouisse,
W, E.
See
1,750
v:-■*
day.//:,
absorbed .and
been
Co
Corp.
Thomas
9,000
Weeks——
&
Lathrop, Herrick' Sc
«r;.Inc,
California.
in
ties
:
F.
-
Co.,
&
Hayden, Miller & Co.-;.
Kidder,
Mountain, Ontario, north¬
syenite with a capacity of ap¬
plant, which, .operating .under,
effected."—V.
Co...
&
Staats
R.
1,750
1,750
Co.—
Sachs & Co.—2
Inc.
/
Blue
year.
per
International Mining;
below:
Co.__
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Noves
Hentz
Hooker
them,'
to
indicated
175.000
1,000.000
Hemphill,
First
to
been
severally
500.000
Inc.
H.
agreed
bonds
of
have
Co.'/-i._/i.
&
Hsiyden; Stone
Alex.
below
——
Hallgarten
Halsey, Stuart & Co. inc.. 1,000,000
Harrlman Ripley & Co.,
H.
named
A
Granbury,
Co.
underwriters
&,Co..
&
9,000
9,000
•
Marshall
Goldman,
/
v-
Corp.—Expansion
the .other
and
plant at
nepheline'
and
specialty
have
co_ts
up
UNDERWRITERS—The
4,600
£
The Small-Milburn Co. Inc.
of
Co.
Forgan
2,600
Co., Inc.
&
3,700
Kansas, Inc
Foster
2,250
Hanni
9,000
Estes & Co., Inc.—/
,
2^_i
Co.__—
&
Shields <&,yCd.—2
16,000
&
„
1,750
Co
&
1,750
Seltsam,
Riter
.
Securities
—
Co.,
Schwabacher-& Co;.22>—
4,500
_j_"
Inc
Burr,
Columbian
Shepard ■&
Sc. Co.* Inc.;./
1,750
Reinholdt
St
Gardner1,750
4,500
;
4,500
2,600
Ran$on
3,700.
/
Sons—
1,750
Co.; Inc:
Co.__^i_x.'
Co._—^
&
Tnc.——
Inc..:—9,000
&
Peet
O.
Prescott,
Inc.—4,500
Brown
,
Lehman
i -
.
....
of $52,466,000.'
eom-
Option
'severally..
-
H.
Davis,
; yields perlite in an unusual form not previously available,. The. markets
producing plant In the. IX. S,
*
•
will be paint,; paper, filteraid, -and 'tiller.
-; *'
•
'
'
EARNINGS—For the year 1955,: the compapy arid its subsidiaries,
"Earnings from the various mining, .divisions of the corporations are
/satisfactory," Mr. Ware said,'.'"and we believe the investments in these
had consolidated sales and other revenues of
$663,317,000 and net
three new plants will be favorably reflected'earning-wise After starting
income
the
shares
.
Co.,-
North
Corp.
International recently openqd its first perlite grind-,
this
•
stock.
2,250
The
also joperred a new
mica beneficlation plant at
which
cost-about .$500,000 and has a
capacity/
64
Angeles,
of
shares
.
2,250
3,700
Coffin
to suc¬
July 27.
and of the
•
In
property,
and
hamedbelowhave
Blair
Hornblower
&
Tennessee,
produces
100,000
corporation
Greeneville,*r Tenn.,
V
:
Batrd
W'.
Central
below.
Corp.
mine
Toronto,
of
1956
Blair
recently -started up three new plants in its
Division, according to Louis Ware, President. One
The
number , of
unknown •.small
an
William
has
one
$1,500,000
proximately
-
hearth
open
in
is
mortgage and supplemental in¬
Beecroft, Cola & Co.,,
E.
corporation
Industrial Minerals
by
issuance
the
issued between-June-1.
Inc.
W.
This
restricted
but
-
.
Hotel
Juan
of
be
thecommon
ot
Barret, Fitch,
foremost .fire, casualty and life, insurance com¬
assets have increased over 700%
in value during the
net
.
,
6heres
The Trust Fund holds investments exclusively
56,000.
of
.
financing-under the.'company's Restricted Stock
for employees.
" _. % ' '
Robert
on
directors
of
..
to
win
which
:
Calif.—New Pres.—
board
effect
give
stock
V
the past
International Minerals
t
a
new
slabbing mill,t and a new cold rolled sheet mill and
facilities; construction of a general office building in downtown
Chicago; and development of mining properties.
'
- <
process
member
a
for
par
provisions
The First - . Boston Corp.-.---* 30,000
Bache & Co.__^._.
2,600
Intercontinental Hotels Corp.- -To Lease Hotel-
related
U. S.
than
more
See
Authorized/
Outstanding ——Unlimited
$65,331,000
/
=•
400,000 shs.
248,580 shs.
value)
;. > $3,530,000 shs.
2,855,246 shs.
of this
Blyth & Co.,
elected President
be
to
is $1.20
rate
FINANCING/)"
.r
Harrlman
furnaces,
the
to
panies.
Harbor, Indiana plant from 5,200,000 net tons to approximately 6,000,000 net tons
of ingots
by the end of 1958. The expansion program
includes, among other projects, construction of three new open hearth
is
Is
past five years.—V.
expenditures of about $260,000,000. The -com¬
plans to increase the annual steel-making capacity at, its Indiana
BUSINESS—Company
of
/-V'. /
proceeds from the gale of the bonds will be used
Inland's curient expansion and development program,
finance
estimated to entail/total
•
Vice-President, is
PRESENT
TO
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective numbers
working capital.
and
Leach, who will become Chairman of the Board
who
EFFECT
-UNDERWRITERS—*1716 *- underwriter*
/
''
'
Kaiser,
dividends in each
current annual
The
1924.
in
authorization
to
other
not
common
pletion
Plan
,
used for expansion
be
to
are
committee,
stock
PROCEEDS—Net
pany
JDoes
<
.
20 years has been senior partner of
the investment banking firm of Kaiser &
Mr.. Leach on July :12-stated that since organization of the corpora-::
tion 18 years ago the Trust Fund has Increased from, nothing to over
$215,383,655 and the number'of investor accounts has increased from
maturity. The bonds will be redeemable for the sinking fund at prices
ranging from 100.47% to par, and at the option of the company at
redemption prices ranging from 105»/2% to par, plus accrued interest
to help
M.
Kaiser,
Mr.
in
of
amount
stock.—V. 181,1077-.,,
common;
proceeds
Abe P.
executive
nil
mandatory
annual
an
net
Leland
1001/2% and accrued interest,
provide
($8.75
as
and
earnings
company
Insurance Securities Inc., Oakland,
July 19 offered $50,000,000 of first mortgage 3^2% bonds,
series J, due July 1, 1981, at
to yield 3.47%.' .;
,:/:;;;;';-
registration
Its
to
12
(par $100)___—
Stock
•Unlimited
AV
.filed .an amendment on July
state.ment'.covering an additional 800,000
Investment
184; p. us.-
ceed
headed
1Q,066,940
$3.25
1,760,337
■
•
Alex.
a.m.
/ i
Inland
York
New
1956,
—v.
July 24—
(CDT) on July 24, at Room 1567,
231 So. La Salle St,; Chicago 4,
111,, receive bids for the purchase
from it of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1986.—V. 184, p. 219.
will
company
'
stock
Common
•
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
The
Illinois Power Co.—Bids to Be Received
The
$0.45
31%.
about
to
preferred dividends, increased
months ended April 30, 1956,
and net Income, after pre¬
after
For the
GIVING
-
bonds
"-Mortgage
-
<
3,531,807
-
,
-f: Insurance City Life Co., Hartford, Conn.— Stock Offered—The company is offering to its stockholders' Ox
record June 8 the right to subscribe oil or before Aug; 3,
1956, for 15,805 additional shares' of capital stock (par
$10) at $16 per share'-at-the. rate of one new share-for
each share held.. The, offering isJunderwritten by Put¬
nam
& Co., Hartford, Conn.
■'
v:. ^
101,805,434
3,385,000
CAPITALIZATION
10,810,027
$3.48
1,381,000.
share
*
share.
per
1956.—V. 184, p. 6.
v
income,
organization
since its
year
•Preferred
$0.57," :
income-,./
com.
com-
operating revenues were $41,743,063
ferred dividends, was $4,948,405.
644,280.
644,900
107,380
the
Kansas Power and Light
$39,915,084 in 1955. In
of
1951
total
dentures.
170,139,736 153,463,425
*
income
eharges_/./
/
net
in
for
revenues
gas
revenues
A
103.00Q
of
per
•shares of its
3,777,010
taxes/—,
operating
after
11,454,307
;
•Based on 3,102,220 shares outstanding, June 30,
Balance
.16,
-4,246,772
Operating expenses..^..:
Net
-
818,000
1,489,000
1956—5 Mos.—1955
>
31,056,673
34,792,380
23,157,801
3,856.000
Operating revenues,....
Net
1,867,717» 10,711,840
addition,
In
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid common stock
2,107,000
fcn.s
•Earns,
Telephone Co;~Earning$ Increased^— ;
Bell
operating
3,824,253
periods
same
natural
$29,073,764
$3,039,946 to $4,459,915
from
.
'i
:
Period End. May 31—
.
gas service in.
27,500 square
about
of
area
650,000.
of
excess
operating
from
applied to sink-,
ing
.
Other
15,278,560
3,682,292
in
and
revenues
increased
-
Income
and various electronic, hydraulic and electro-mechani¬
At its present plant, built five years ago, Waldorf
employs a staif of 350 skilled engineers and technicians. A new -plant
in Huntington, to be completed In October, will bring Its manufacturing
space to more than 100,000 square feet.—V. 182, p. 1699,
> .o
: r'
Federal income
14,394,132
629,930
V
for
charges.^....*
.
charges
devices.
Illinois
2,497,647
*
pop-tlation
a
operating
these
14,488,542
860,850
70,832
.171,893
7,548
Net Income
will continue to
aircraft engines
in 1934 by H. W. Waldorf,
hydraulic servo components for Jet
founded
and supply
control
13,181,472
1,268,740
56,080
2,333,302
7.000
0-
an
steam heating service in Topeka and bus passenger,
Emporia. Electric revenues currently account for about 68%
in
EARNINGS—Total
on
and helicopters,
cal
fixed
Fixed
July 18 announced the purchase of all outstand¬
ing capital stock of the Waldorf Instrument Corp., Huntington Station,
L. L. N. Y. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
design
of
235,000
:
in
natural
apd
electric
Kansas
supplies
3,354,257
1,879,000
income.,
oper.
income
Income
company,
-3,560,723
„
183, p. 3010/
•'
The
18,722,531
583,824
with
pany
.service
///
474,000
deductions
Misc.
Y.—Acquisition
(F. C.) Huyck & Sons, Rennselaer, N.
Thl* corporation
3,186,352
2,780,000
.
(net
central
and
miles
38,230,39120,387,592
35,464,726
6,103,478
5.133,000
opers.
supplies
BUSINESS—Company
northeastern
'have
$437,595
adjustment income bonds.—V.
on
rents
-
ry.
t.i accruals.*.
.joint facility
8c
Equip.
.
fr.
r;v.
Railway
$134,598
income
Net
350,291
bonds
inc.
adj.
on
Net
*
$72,547'
v.
income///.':
income—
Operating
i
Non-operating
financing.•'•• "•
■
3,841,283
operating
--
•
$4,416,451'
revenue
Operating exps. & taxes
Grots
from
,
'
1956 and 1957,. Of this total, $15,391,000 is expected to be availabte
internal sources, and the balance will be secured through future
•'(/ V< .-»•* > ■
•*. vZ• V;■> t-C ■ ■ 2
in
,
1956—Mon1956—6 Mos.—*-1955
;*;\• s
'?■
$' ; Vi,■
$
Railway oper. revenues. > 23.338,000
23,632,368 146,062,032 142,119,988 "
Railway eper. expenses. -18.20^,OuO
IV^ouso,<J90 110,597,306 103,889,597.
Period End. June 30—
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Illinois Central RR.-nJune Earnings Off—
>,
•
The
be
is estimated,
used
will
sale
of
common
$3,500,000
remainder
in
the
require
of
of
stock
bank
the
additional
be
borrowings
proceeds
continuing
an
will
will
construction
$26,641,000
Provision
before
Federal
taxes_.
___________
taxes
Federal
for
117,000
——--
•
Net
income
•Indicates
(G. R.)
loss.—V.
—-
183,
1968.
1956—Month—1955
$5,030,000
183,
p.
$62,258
Kinney Co., Inc.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
—V.
p.
79,100
*5107,865
2898.
1956—6 Mos—1955
$4,085,000 $23,734,000 $21,156,000
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
9
(325).
Kirsch Co.—Stock Sold—Mention was made in our
issue of July 16 of the public offering of
120,000 shares
of common stock (par $5) at $20
per share by a group of
investment bankers headed by Cruttenden & Co. and
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
Further details follow:
PROCEEDS—Of
Kirsch,
50,000
of
At
plant,
assets
the
the
sell
The
of
sale
70,000
of
of
its
good
will
and
of
sale
will
of
the
of
by
John
Kirsch,
W.
curtain
and
principally
hardware.
In
which
had
air
The
'
,
company's principal
Prospect Street,
Sturgis,
executive
1
■
•
Notes
to
Common stock
DIVIDENDS—The
stock
common
quarterly
tained
It
following
is
the
thereof
condition
be
of
25%
25c
stock
the
of
31,
directors
but
to
continue
such
the
1955,
the
and
amount
financial
factors.
their
respective
in
*'■
Cruttenden
Smith,
&
-Shares
Noble
&
Co.
Granbery,
25,000
Albert
7,500
(Inc.)
Co.,
7,500
T.
Hayden, Stone & Co...
7,500
Bache
5,000
&
Co
Campbell,
McCarty
Inc.
McCormick
Watling,
G.
Co._;
&
184,
&
Rodman
&
2,500
Co
5,000
Rogers
5,000
3,000
3,000
Harold
Sons
&
Tracy,
E.
Wood
Inc
1956—Month—1955
29,327,798
.
—V.
133, p.
on
the
to
offering
failure
the
&
Co
-
John
for
the
in
the
would
26,593,886
154,807,504
Net
offered
to
use
Net
proceeds
$300,000.
gross
the
with
with
the
in
information
received
offering,
of
other
its
219,
for
the
continued
at
high level whibh
a
Period End. June 30—
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$13,009,842
183,
for
of
half
Lake
shows,
report
of
the
$746,010.
$708,292
which
for
milling
of
55,703
the
of
tons
comparative
tons of ore.
60,389
recovered
$1,498,086
1955.—V.
trom
milling of
124,770
from
178,
buliion
period
of
reflected
was
in
;
,
Inventories
totaled
of
a
year
The
defense
products, including
quality plate glass and
It
in
compares
ended
June
*
V >
■*.
^
$1,642,806,
:
Lake Superior
& Ishpeming
Gross
aircraft glazing lami¬
Electrapane have also
the
ago.
third
The
Net
railway.
from- railway-—
Net
ry.
1954
Liberty
1953
$797,623
$620,903
$513,208
$631,874
510.459
373.852
263.502
365.642
349,555
345,042
241.309
363,004
income
oper.
1955
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1,463.052
_
1,011,326
—
362,803
income—
137,910
railway
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
183,
768,335
54,727
•22,298
1,235.073
'197,760
♦243,906
Lakey
Foundry
Net
155,103
sales
1956
The
taxes
income
on
1955
income—59,227
on
(estimated)
Earned
On
ratio
30,
$5,141
490,212
4.3
to
to
1.
the
end
of
$4,031,556
A
year
liabilities were $1,470,515,
Because
the
of
certainties
current
involved,
the
the
first
with
slackening
board
of
of
of
be
3
directors
$5,797,343
183, p.
income
to
not
be
the
to
conserve
all
•
,
the
to the
proceeds
&
of
Weeks
It
to
was
be
has
t
I
'
completed
in
1956—6 Mos.—1955
copper-nickel
a
have
LeTourneau, Inc.—Offshore Platform Contract
corporation has just signed to build a $3,250,000 offshore drill¬
ing platform for Zapata Off-Shore Co. of Houston, Texas, with
delivery
scheduled for early
1957, it was announced on July 11.
nation's
industry currently lies at a stand¬
due to strikes,
R. L. LeTourneau,
Vice-President, said no dif¬
ficulty is anticipated in securing materials for this multi-million-pound
platform.
furnace
steel
operations
This
The
neau.
that
the
company
drilling platform is
also
first,
well
noted
(capacity of 300 tons
Longview, Texas.
portable
second
what
He
mill
at
in
larger
the
than
constructed
Gulf
the
of
and
per
operates
day)
its
part
as
.
second
to
Zapata,
The
will
electric-
own
of its central
'
the
for
Mexico.
first
be
currently
platform
new
incorporate
a
ties
.the
on
will
build
Mississippi
the
at
and
out
In
into
the
operation,
Gulf
and,
height
of
property,
S.
negotiations
J.
Bird,
director,
the
to
when
at
at
riverside
construction
a
machine
will
lower
period,
will
its
legs
have
to
the
elevated
bottom
its
deck
some¬
of
then
facili¬
com¬
river
to
its
next
___
133,
—
p.
about
1956—Month—1955
$14,245,639 $12,896,105
totaling
nearly
10-ton
of
start
in
October
$596,306
$13,000,000
it was an¬
trucks,
'
.
will
and
end
truck
$1,-
a
next
May.
Sales Up—
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$473,697
.:
$1,840,384
77-'.
,7'Y!
Corp.—June Sales
$1,538,082
■
2765
and
"7,7'
Higher—
1956—Month—1955
$2,665,387
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$2,219,778
$12,622,976
$11,332,593
2899.
President,
in
letter
a
77':'7
1,
the
for
the
first
five
1956.
Mar-Tex
to
the
-,7
months
to
etockholders,>said
<7-
as/.
of
1956
$260,270
$299,958
was
for
the
("of,
period
same
'l
took
the
over
operation
of
full
a
section
North
in
Tillman
It
is
at
a
.
County,
Okla.,
2'/2
.
S. W,
miles
the
of
town
of
located
approximately three-eighths of a mile S. W. of
recently completed in the Conglomerate forma¬
depth of 5,070 feet.
Sun Copeland
well
agreed
Tidewater, et al,
Nodosaria
a
We
in
for
in
to the
have
the
unit.
the
unit
is
approximately
If
this
State
September."—V.
forming, of
well. This
area
will
mission
26
of
173,
unit
is
develoDmental unit for drill¬
a
west
a
59
in
acres
approved
Louisiana,
offset
by
drilling
this
unit
17%%
or
the Conservation
is
planned
855.
p.
the North Rayne
to
to
Com¬
commence
~
-
/
Marietta Electric Co.—Stock to Parent—
restrictions
bid,
95%
lifted.
were
96V*
asked.
The
debentures
They
were
The
capital
to
and
issue
of
March,
tions
Division
has
contracted
with
Kern
nine
months
of
is
116,
p.
for
is
1956
a
Locxbeed Electra
new
nroniet
airliner,
1956—5 Mos.—1955
during
stated
subsidiary
at
of
period
for
West
of
advances
construc¬
1955,
to
property addi¬
for the last
budget
for
and
au¬
parent,
$750,000.
the
December,
further
Penn
its
to
account
open
its
par7' and
$100
financing
construction
$688,800
The
7" A ' 7
':7'7..>■•."
the
funds
Marietta's
increase
shares
consideratiton
repay
1957
at
Electric
$348,200.
Co.—V.
184,
7 '
(J. W.)
Mays, Inc.—Seeks to Purchase Stock—
This
fi^t
corporation,
through
its
agent,
Broadway, New
York, N. Y„
up
to 3
offered
Construction
immediately,
The
of
the
with
expansion
feet.
square
In
precast
concrete
by
occupancy
,
to
receive
outstanding
structure
scheduled
is
to
start
tenders
for
stock
common
was enlarged to 112,000 square feet.
operates
an
80,000-square-foot
plant
near
County Airport for military subassembly work.
company currently employs about 800 persons at Bakersfield,
payroll of about $4,000,000 annually.
The
a
Strong
first
six
Lockheed
for
months
backlog
to
an
Electra
this
all-time
figure
for
and
record
unfilled
Super Constellation
Lockheed
sent
year
Division,
of
Aircraft
$465,000,000
commercial
orders,
airliners
Corp.'s
more
(1)
Sales
(2)
Lockheed
orders
(3)
(4)
(6)
World
52
added
four
Aircraft
six-month
transports
seven
others.
and
7
parts
Unfilled orders
new
ratio
Period End. June 30—
—V.
of
four
airline
230
in
airlines
n.
portion
Lockheed's
has
as
it
as
of
it
than
in
of
on
$17
of
Co.,
July
shares
28,146
price
per
of
18
its
share.
different
double
the
183,
2899.
p.
.
on
received
Shoe
with
/
.
Corp.—June Sales
Period End. June 30—
Retail
—V.
sales
183,
—
-
.
,
'
'
$21,014,815
r
!
Up—
1956—Month—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$12,798,950 $10,101,006 $53,339,938 $49,474,138
2893.
p.
Mercantile Stores, Inc.—June Sales Increased—
repeat
$130,000,009.
production scheduled
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$4,467,482 $22,251,671
-
.
.
Period End. June 30—
approximately
Increased—
1956—Month—1955
$4,879,776
Melville
types.
and
Stores Co.—June Sales
McLellan
-r-V.
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$8,463,029 $47,862,744 $46,014,257
transport
reported
was
the
Lockheed's California
customers
transports,
Sale-,
—V.
-
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—-1955
$11,350,000 $10,281,000 $52,837,000 $50,526,000
183,
2899.
p.
-
•
.
total
company
postwar
many
has
a
Trust
(EDT)
p.m.
2899.
p.
Period End. June 30-^-
...
totaled
to
rose
at
Underwriters
it
1956—Month—1955
$9,127,420
183,
Sales
highlights.
•
Lockheed
War
sales
..
1960.
Commercial
highest
States
these
totaled
from
through
(5)
Director of commercial sales at
reported
$1)
(par
to
210.
p.
Sales
18,
K. Yost, Jr.,
sale
McCrory Stores Corp.—June Sales Up—
Kern
demand
J83,
the
next
second
1952 the plant
addition
—V.
January.
; /
^
enlargement of its Bakersfield
subassembly. Operations started in 1951 with 48,000
Lockheed's
is
plant for airliner
P.
$64,495,633 $62,460,769
to
to
shares,
such
temporarily
provide
to
32,500
of
cash
a
(1)
for
Marietta
(2)
to
7,500
proceeds
improvements.
Monongahela
Co.
Rock
by
and
authorization
12,500
Monongahela
facilities
1956,
and
Co.,
the
use
by
SEC
from
additional
an
Power
will
$100,000
received
stock
sell
Monongahela
Marietta
of
to
airplane manufacturing facilities at its Bakersfield,
plant were reported on July 17 by this corporation.
California
has
company
thorized
were
brought
S.
civil
transport designed for 450-m.p.h. turboprop engines, will
assigned to the new Bakersfield unit. It will require 25u employees
by the end of 1957, Mr. Fitzpatrick said..
•
^
July
location.
2899.
to
"
Thompson,
lease
be
the
Lerner Stores Corp.—June Sales Rise—
Period End. June 30—
Wis.
Army Contract—
types
1956—Month—1955
7
income
in
U.
the
Mr.
Sales
Salle
Bend,
Milwaukee,
now
50
to
LeTourneau revealed that complete
outfitting, including all drill¬
ing equipment required for the platform will be installed
by his firm.
Construction, he said, will begin immediately.—V.
179, p. 400.
—V.
scheduled
Stores
pp.
interest
announced
Corp.—Offering Terminated—
Sunassembly work on the
of
a
proceed
La
West
"Tidewater Associated Oil Co. and Continental Oil Co.
are
completing
well near two Mar-Tex leases in Acadia
Parish, La. We have
im¬
10-story building above the ocean's floor. Upon comple¬
tion of the well, it will lower itself to the
water, lift its 145-foot legs,
and
of
Cowden
Field
of Ector
County, Texas; six wells
producing on this lease and we own a three-eighths working
interest.
7
■/■.v
.77:7 ''
'
•<
"We have recently purchased a one-half
working interest in a 240
are
one-story 68,000-squaie-foot building to be erected adjacent to
aircraft firm's present factory at 14th and S Streets in Bakersfield, according to G. A. Fitzpatrick, Assistant General Manager.
mid-1955
two-hour
Co.,
.7
3.
2538.
"On June
lease
tion
expand
with
be
its
South
be
End. June 30—
Cleo
Field.
ac¬
Transport Backlog at Record High of $465,000,000—
platform
Trust
orders
three
including oil payments) compared
in 1955, an increase of $39,688.
ing
for
July 18 that Biyth & Co., Inc., and Hornblower
the
underwriting group
which
brought
on
1$
subassembly
will
Gulf.
the
within
received
for
______
with
Ltd.—Acquisition—
100.-
Bakersfield's
Vicksburg (Miss.) Plant. Upon
pletion about Feb. 1, the platform will be floated 400 miles down
near
Wisconsin
Continental
the
at
231
Bank
220.
p.
183,
tion
Expand Unit—
by LeTour¬
is drilling its
number
made
Chicago,
National
a
In
built
provements.
LeTourneau
has
,
steel
still
steel
First
be
of
First
pait:
the
terminated
July
Lockheed's
for
the
Co.
The
•
Army
are
p.
Frederick.
20-year debentures to market May 23.
estimated that approximately one-third of the issue remained
on
Calif.,
$32,213,012
This
of
the
or
will
Trust
at
truck
"Gross
the
While most
Payment
&
or
•
for
redemption on Aug. 1, next, $50,000
serial bonds/ dated Feb. 1, 1953 at
10O%
——
acre
preliminary
Chicago
-
called
Bank
July
to
183,
J,
payments begin in six years. The first, equal to 10%
will be made July 1, 1962. Similar installments
annually with the balance due at maturity.—V. 183.
distributed
quoted
market
3011.
(R. G.)
of Greater
Mar-Te^ Oil & Gas Co., Dallas, Tex.—Earnings, Etc.—
of current
repayment
28,288,300
XV
and
1968.^
will apply
Lockheed Aircraft
To
$5,333,972 $33,479,273
9,724,892
mortgage
111.,
S.
on
184,
-V.
was
Corp.—Private
It was announced
un¬
quarterly
a
8,642,415
profit
tax * provision
on
July 3.
The property is located in Raglan Township,
miles east oi Bancroft, Qnt., Canada,r—V. 156, p. 164.
current
present
declare
wise
U.
Period
1
months
sixi
8,898,138
School Association
has
corporation
the
Sales
$30,COO,900 of
and
1956—Month—1955
sales
Federal
"J*
.
for n depreciation, 1 amortization
for the period,—V. 183,- p.
$8,809,908
company
Plans
Period End. June 30—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
and
provision
Little Long Lac Gold Mines
of
1.
to
did
at
its last
meeting, believing it
during this period.—V. 183, p. 1367.
—V.
showed
$35,949,455;
strike
principal,
paid
This
Lane Bryant, Inc.—June Sales Rise—
Net
*
14,163,043
20.251,100
12,134,010
levels
glass shipments
'
2,906,036
98,269,478
$0.01
v
period,
$936,644, a
$4,446,361 and cur¬
were
business
dividend
funds
months
liabilities
assets
ratio
a
six
current
current
ago,
490,333
——$0.07
—
1956,
amounted
of
rent
outstanding
share
per
April
assets
steel
5,544,051
1,575,426
82,849,478
14,294,752
2120.
Mangel
the
2,032,630
56,627,067
Period End. June 30—
a
2,300
$33,727
earnings
shares
of
company
1953
$15,555,158 $19,727,940
88,545,668
interest.
p.
Sales
"
effects
reduce
to
!-'r77..
1954
Mages Sporting Goods Co.—June
2764.
p.
7,441
25,500
__
181,
—V.
the
to
low
111,55a
—
first
Deliveries
fund
total
quisition
Net
Common
*
''
'
"the
the
above
-
the
Loan
company
the
$6,260,188 $10,037,265
___
taxes
moderately
tend
short-term obligations.
will
Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
close
1955
■
Sinking
April 30—
Earnings before Federal
Federal
maintained
864,317
r
produced under the contract include 10-ton
tractors, and cargo vehicles.
Included
also
is
065,000 order for spare parts.
Financing'"Arranged—
privately $8,500,000 df 12-year 4%% notes, due July X, 1974, of which;
$6,075,000 has been taken down. The remaining $2,425,000'
will be borrowed on Oct. 15.
"
of
6 Months Ended
been
$4,782,721
77,
2899.
.
The corporation has arranged to place
224,400
.
3011
p.
said
may
report
was
and
was
only
'
-
,
taxes
has
1
Wis.,
—V.
executives
quarter.*'
$20,865,000,
plants
increased
periods
financial
before
L-O-F
1953
/
Redemption—
Vehicles
year.
RR.—Earnings—
1956
irom
have
vacation
obsolescence
May—
the
*661,984
.
p.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Receives
of plate glass facilities, started last year, was
and the cost, exceeding $54,000,000, was provided
last
company's
normal
to
in
oi
2,442,875
*1,345,188
Bend,
This
expansion
average
*2,628,279
90,
—V.
increased
basis.
high
recovery
1955
amounted
113,468 tons of ore.
for the six months
tons
1570.
p.
for
ore
production for thefirst six months
was
with
30,
of
treated
Output
from
Value
mill
.
617,061
212,993
.
2.275,672
183,
National
chassis,
Employment
During the three months ended June 30, official quarterly production
:
3,210,735
'.
income...
Chicago
West
without recourse to borrowing.
All new
now in. operation.
Glass melting furnaces
production seven days ?. week.
Most: of the company's other
production
departments
are
being operated1 on
a
normal
five-day
week
22,298,552
accrued
St.,
continue
Shore Mines, Ltd.—Production Gains—
21,577,422
3%%
Illinois
out
of
company
funds
manufacturing facilities are
$72,278,639
24,512.607
Association
its
plus
share,
a
for
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$12,311,996 $71,347,462
2898.
p.
26,171,853
railway.
railway..
railway....
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
—-V. 183, p. 2899.
-
increased.
—V.
*430,651
,
1956
nounced
major
262,187
Jan.
Orders
completed on June 26,
237,441
income
1954
1—
from
requiring
high
231,471
open
from
for
872,767
—Partial
first
$3.85
'
■
its
after provision
or
J.
835,031
Lutheran High
share,
by
$4,417,141
Jan
From
.
a
Aircraft
1955
from
Gross
and
Lockheed
announced
$5,280,716
railway.... $18,913,981 $10,763,009
Net from railway.......
4,804,277
607,939
Net ry. oper. Income.i2,848,316 -.1,125,781
material'
plans
to
beer,
1956
...
company,
has
Louisville & Nashville RR
.—Earnings—
by Ruie 221.
offering of materially
the
with
the
contracts
$5,509,137
Deficit.—V.
Gross
required
as
connection
regarding
copies
Force
-Earnings-
7:: May—
<
■
Air
$11,627,860
railway—.
oper.
ry.
♦
from
.
Commission
7.
p.
actually
S.
RR.
from
from
Net
the
an
offering circular as required by Rule
offering of said securities to the public.
file
134,
ry.
From
Gross
D.
The
are
exceeded
railway—.
from
nations
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—June Sales Up—
military contracts
not yet available, offi¬
$1,300,000,000.-
President.
:
from
ported.
146,897,813
2898.
1
and
new
shipments of polished plate glass, window glass and Thermopane in¬
sulating glass to Libbey-Owens-Ford customers. The mirror trade also
has been using a large volume of Parallel-O-Plate glass, it was re¬
Mos.—1955
1955—6
civil
since
Net
undetermined
the
to
The
May—
public offering
offering circular
be
U.
new
aggregating
Gross
the purchaser":
the
of
its
the
of
award
j Long Island
whether
were incom¬
whether said
and
upon
that
stock
question
offering
deceit
disclose
the
com¬
Biggers, Chairman. ?.nd George P. MacNichol Jr., President,
reported total sales declined during the first half of the year as a
result
of
the
reduced
production of automobiles.
However, building
1,000
.
the
for
subsidiaries
June
with
compared
ago.
contracts, Mr. Hull said, bring the volume of new business
May 1 of this year to $13,708,500 and create: a
present
backlog of business amounting to
approximately $30,000,000, for the
LAS base at Ontario
International Airport.
The backlog, it was
explained, does not include certairt miscellaneous
contracts
for
ftiaintenance
and
other
work
to
be
performed
for
various
commercial airlines.—V.
184, p. 220.
offering circular and
stock
circular
of
available
1956.
in
1.000
year
figures
and
on
Hull,
,
Com¬
the
conditions
following,
and
to
whereby
the
was
and
income tax, was reported by this company
Thees earnings compare with $20,003,633,
corresponding record period a year ago.
of
1,000
-
backlog
Inc.,
sold
hearing
a
July 23,
Regional Office,
\
,;
York
into
the
profit of $15,084,465, equal to $2.90
Federal
2.500
^
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—June Sales Higher—
Sales
the
dissemination
construction
Period End. June 30—
with
public exceeded
connection
The
Net
219.
p.
for
permanent
New
whether
fraud
a
as
share,
to
failure
divisions
total
Kenneth
The
2,500
Carr & Co.-,
Davidson & Co.__
Lockheed
said
backlog of $465,000,000
a
midyear
Service,
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Profits Lower-
2,500
Renshaw
Co.„
&
&
and
respect
aggregate
with
properties.—V.
Co.,
.
Co.___i
Lerchen
Simonds
Edwards
—V.
5,000
in
the
the
to
combined
USAF Contracts to Lockheed
Aircraft Service—
2,500
& Co., Inc
W. Miller &
Den
in
5.
■
Loewi
Co.
._
Baker,
A
&
with
and
failure
misleading
3,000
&
make
or
conducted
connection
offering
and
sale
used
3,000
;
Henderson
Inc.
•:.
Co._
in
per
of
corporation
Commission's
with,
"did operate
higher
The
4.
Securities
Inc.
C.
;
Marache &
McGann
used
connection
Shares
Co.———. 25,000
Hague,
Blair & Co., Inc
Central Republic Co.
at
The
3.
X
^'
the
complied
$1.50
was
method
underwriters named below have agreed to
purchase the number of shares of the common stock set
opposite their
-
vacate
announced
was
by Lewisohn of 200,000 shares
share.
The hearing is scheduled for
in
statement
securities
names:
all
cials
prices by
a
small
number
of
persons
purchasing from the principal underwriter with a view to
distribution and who in fact did so distribute the
stock, and failure
to disclose the profit of such persons.
2. The
offering of securities, purportedly under said notification
and
Regulation,
when
the
aggregate
public
offering price of
said
dividends
pay
and
earnings
offered
Hearing—
offering
inaccurate
The
this
It
exemption from registration
offering, whether the terms
were
or
public
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
A
stock
material
the
the
to
of
Broadway, New York City.
the hearing, inquiry will be
1.
its
upon
1,
to
dividends
future
other
and
dividends
Commission,
request
a
per
a.m.,
Regulation
750.000 shs.
April
for
15, 1956 temporarily suspending a Regulation
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
$1.50
stock offering
$1,900,000
Since
Although
due
June
public
a
at
plete
.'Outstanding''"'
Exchange
whether
of
from
10:30
Regulation
1956
quarterly
years.
to
at
price
paid
order
Lewisohn
North
share, and this rate was main¬
dividend
paid
in December
of
1955.
upon
company
At
per
stock,
dependent
the
has
eight
225
1
1,000,000 shs.
been
common
303
A.
$100 of debentures and one share of class A
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
capital.
granted
other
Authorized.
past
has
a
the
will
MAY
value)
the
intention
on
OF
§2,000,000
company
for
dividend
quarterly
AS
banks
($5 par
at
(7) The midyear commercial
$224,017,000 at the same time
with, the
of
and
question
stock
1956,
a
•
1;-
v.
payable
located
are
the
respect
,
Mich.
CAPITALIZATION
-
offices
has
exemption
mon
and
parts
for conventional
and
vertical
type
Venetian
refrigeration condensers and heat exchanger units for use in
conditioners.
Securities
16,
on
A
component
blinds,
notification
of
unit,
per
working
mission's
engaged
manufactures
$100
to
July
extension rods
the manufacture
in
it
consisting
at
The
drapery
engaged
addition,
letter
a
The
deceased.
been
filed
29
Lewisohn Copper Corp., Tucson, Ariz.—SEC
National
and
June
on
N.
and
company,
Kirsch
Guy
business
a
of
is
company
drapery
the
owned
were
Directors
was incorporated in Michigan
on Dec.
6,
incorporation the company acquired the
company
time
and
manufacture
1907.
and
under
units
stock
added
offered,
Board
Detroit, Trustees
1928.
since
the
Credit Corp., Lebanon, Pa.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering $250,000 of 6%
subordinated debentures, series
1, 1968 and 2,500 shares of class A stock (par $5) to be
July
in
This offering was completed.
by John N. Kirsch, Charles E.
BUSINESS—The
In
shares
of
owned
were
Bank
the
Chairman
Levitz
The
SEC
is
about
35% —
Milgo Electronic Corp., Miami, Fla.—'Files With SEC—
history.
transports
delivered
backlog
to
now
the
on
order
domestic
for
carriers
United
since
.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
°
on
35,000
.
June
filed
28
shares
of
a
common
..
u
letter
of
notification
stock*(par
in®
$1)
Iaoo
to
with
the
be olierea
thon
marrft
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(326)
at
employment
of
time
cf
to
or
agreement,—V, 182,
option
Electric Association (& Subs.)—
New England Gas &
at Jlme
at market price
offered
be
2468.
p.
Earnings—Partial Redemption—
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
f'
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
:.•
stock
^
1956
:
*1955
subsidiaries— $42,652,037 $37,474,374
———
———
33,732,749
30,154,654
purchase
to
In'the
-
..
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
underwriters
named
from
the company the
amounts set forth
respective
below
have
shares
»'
250,000
below:
severally
of
common
'
(
,
Financial Corp., Houston, Tex.—
Stock Offering Temporarily Suspendedsee Hidden Valley Uranium Co., Inc. above.—V. 181, p. 647.
Investors
Military
Operating
Saks
—V.
183,
2899.
p.
the
Doelz
Gross
C.
late
...
,
Expenses
investment bank¬
of Kaiman & Co., Inc.,
Consolidated
Net
income
oper.
1955
1954
1953
$3,116,760
234,341
$3,336,869
15,785
*206.401
railway
13,990,786
1,184,670
! 233,435
13,583,261
198,202
14,473,934
railway..
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
*790,107
*873,356
183,
net
income
Fulton,
Reid
Robert
Inc.
123,903
$3,060,523
2,373,197
$1.48
:2,326,810
$1.32
of
$4,000
lor
net
pending
256,581
Theodore
Of3tedahl
N.
Vice-President
V.
of
Securities
the
181,
this
of
648.
p.
has
the
resigned
of
State
been
Mass.—V.
183,
1,
Sept.
on
$51,000
1956,
at
company
on
125,033,245
17,279,463
91,379,600
2,183,341
10.602,003
taxes__
1,778,201
1,586,316
8,933,819
operating income
charges—,—
Net
2,852,478
2,747,230
14,117,823
sales
Increasing
construction
—V.
per
ex¬
2,233,343
11,069,743
to
Mr.
It
9,855,224
A
be
built
$1,500,000
Paper
36
a
Net
the
Net
ry,
183,
2419
Net
ry.
—V.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
Gross
,
from
Net
irom
Net
ry.
375,083
155,536
Jan.
2,271,476
4,969.059
2,095,367
class
A
of
the
$16
$5,821,895
$5,819,060
$7,116,457
1,107,615
1,109,384
438,004
421,556
1,936,201
783,288
30,584,931
Net
from
Net
ry,
—V.
29,411,640
30,014,307
36,260,339
6,603,054
6,309,359
10,475,181
2,118,802
2,603,406
1 2,395,648
4,175,450
railwpyi,irtcpxne
oper.
184,
Ltd.,
and
"Montecat/ni"
raria
The
the
lTndustria Mine-
per
Morgan
statement
with
depositary
Generale
&
Co.
ths
Incorporated,
receipts
for
York,
New
July
1956,
SEC
on
capital
corporation.—V.
144,
12,
shares
filed
covering
of
the
registration
a
881,772
872,362
804,993
Montecantlni
Co.
-The
pumps
Kinney
manuiactured
now
division
manufacturing
vacuum
have
pumps
widening
has
outstanding
1956—Month—1955
long
H.
the
of
start
the
firm's
Illinois
storage
Chicago
—V.
183,
New
by
in
York
Boston,
be
site
four-acre
the
at
graving
yards
high
as
and
fee
its
soon
be
$18,020,708
—V.
183.
2900.
p.
is
^ '
386,629,868
of
which
Ship,
operates
dock
Is
this
of
being
con¬
corporation
in
be
to
$86,772,181 $8l,794,594i
Federal
pay
tim?
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway
from
Net
From
Gross
Net
from
Net
•
Jan.
from
ry.
$3,083,133.
1954
$1,501,855
605,000
income-__
oper,
1955
$2,873,250
576,441
*321,962
*79,562
239,226
1953
327,799
mated
Department
structed
$3,221,244
both
877,286
1
railway
183,
p,
15,420,884
771,720
4,001,588
1,490,608
330,274
1,919,730
2,559,686
2900,
1 'p'x'
■
o:V:■
Commission
its
each
loans
the
and
FPC
of
of
the
—V.
privilege
Commenting on operations for. the first half of the year, Richard S.
President, said, "Estimated net sales of products and services
with
We
from
$1,939,600 for the similar
expect
net
a
profit
of
acquired
by
a
royalties for the period
profit
$394,400
backlog
resulting
on
two
of
according
to
to
Jackson
™
—
—V.
18*,
NRC
months
production
awarded
and
from
$587,600.
the sale of
This
This
ago
Metals
securities
plan.
Badger
and
for
of
been
to
a
wholly
facilities to
the
$23,000,000
reactor
grade
Atomic
previously
■'
are
Inc.
near
Most
of
the
Pensacola,
structural
Fla.,
has
.
Mr.
Co.—Earnings—
and
tions
Commis¬
working capital
in
for
part
machinery.
.
market
for
to
Lakes
1956—Month—1955
$2,004,818
'
2900.
DIVIDENDS,
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$1,769,363
$8,915,637
1956.
$8,702,292
and
and
Connecticut
Water
Co.
above.—V.
157,
p.
1640.
;v
^
Period End. Juxxe 30—
1956—Month—1955
to
in
part
•
due
1956—6 Mos.—1955
Neva-Utex Uranium, Inc.,
Goldfield, Nev.—Stock Of¬
Uranium,
Inc.
above.—V.
Nov.
tOther
r
Common
*There
of
1016.
30,
1956,
bituminous
net
$1,505,086.
stock
stock,
will
GIVING
EFFECT
was
TO
paid
/
10-for-l
lands
the
within
on
June
on
PRESENT
a
within
one
purchase
one
(1)
year.
by
Mfgi
the
a
purchase
year,
of houses
and
at
(2)
notes
the
Va.,
the
as
Co.—New Distributors—
has been a supplier of heavy-duty ma¬
to the industrial and building construction
Co.
equipment
'
appointment
for
Ohio
announced
and
Hoist
of
L.
Hoist
by
P.
&
Best
Mfg.
Difckey,
Mr.
procurement
&
equipment
N.
L.
P.
Best
t).
Washington,
as
Inc.
and
Co.,
Alcaloy,
,
C.
Inc.,
organization
an
Co.,
consultation
in
Inc.
matters
on
its
manufactures
plant
Lisbon,
in
full
a
pertaining to the
;
•
line
\
materials
of
Ohio.
Alcaloy,
castings for
of
specializes in permanent mold
industry
alloy metals.
Both plants are affiliated with other man¬
ufacturing and
distributing companies under the Dickey . Industries
banner, headed by James W. Dickey,—V. 182, p. 12.
.
from
J.,
Inc.,
special
.
Olympic Radio
corporation
&
Television
Inc.—Acquisition—*
July
3
announced
the
purchase
of
Presto
of Paramus, N. J., as part of its continuing expansion
Recording Corp.
in
6,
'
the
electronics
Presto,
"
payable
*
on
field.
major
a
recording
1956,
manufacturer
instantaneous
of
tape
and
'
.V
disc sound
playback
and
equipment for industrial and home use, will
operate under its present
management but
as
a
wholly-owned subr
sidiary of Olympic.
The new division of Olympic also makes blank
recording discs,
direction-finders, antennas, transmitters and radar
equipment for government use.
;
■
160,800
on
Co.
Co.,
,
Mfg.
Trenton,
•
*
1,383,370 shs.
Sept.
/purchase
10,
1956
.
of
certain
mortgage, excluding $60,000
amounts payable under agreement
W.
well
of
Hartford, Conn., has recently been
the
complete
line
of
materials-handling
by Ohio Hoist & Mfg. Co., Inc., according
President of Dickey Industries with which Ohio
Hardware
handling
/
money
Keith,
•
„
early Fall. They
as
Co.
Government.
Ohio
George
*$5,000,000
payment
for
both
1901.
recent
J.
operation
1,500,000 shs.
promissory
IN-BUILT
it
Mixer-
on
for
Dickey,
handling
since
industrial
Outstanding
-
contingent sinking fund
;
production in the
both
153
speed
associated.
Bidwell
Federal
,.
value
par
„
June
12,
v
of
secured
in
be
makes
now
No.
full
specializing in industry-government public relations and the program¬
ming of foreign sales development, was formed in 1944, to provide
coal.
FINANCING
$5,000,080
"
space
Model
at
manufactured
also
was
debentures
debt________f._____!
$1
be
&
distributor
W.
is
The
sales amounted
;
split
was
share
$131,017.
for
p.
per
1966
1,
tConsisting
coal
payable
182,
April
was
common
cents
sinking fund
long-term
Plug-In
-
will
with
Hardware
representative
as
,
sells
Hoist
James
The
mining opera¬
additional minings
of
15
cents
per
share
has been
declared,
1356 to shareholders of record Sept. 1, 1956.
1
"
4%%' secured
assembly
forward
models.
attachments
Bidwell
Hoist
$76,263,718
par
used
Authorized
,
$5,726,202 $5,331,410 $29,115,130 $28,767,958
fering Temporarily Suspended—
ended
income
15
CAPITALIZATION
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—June
Sales Up—
—1^183"p"2900
of
of
the
going
184,
appointed
equipment
dividend
a
i
Naugatuck Water Co.—Proposed
Merger—
Goldfield
be
v"/,--
stores
now
type model.
Ohio
Offered—Public
and
new
feet
reinstate
regions.
year
Etc.—The
dividend
A
the
and net
$36,522,485,
Sept. 10,
See
produces,
of
is
interchangeable
PLUG-IN
expanding
V
,
to
new
be
This
v
See
acquisition
•
9,215,499
20,000
NuTone
Froduction
Three
will
the
company's mines totaled 5,629,189 tons in tile
April 30,
1956. Electric utilities constitute the largest
the company's
coal. Principal areas served are the Ohio
Valley and Great
National Shirt Shops of
Delaware, Inc.—Sales Higher
p.
the
%■,
additional
for
Mixer-Blender
from
ending
year
required
obtained."
8.
Period End. June 30—
loa,
The
Blender.
1956—6 Mos.—1955
will
for the company's
BUSINESS—Corporation
Froduction
steel
EARNINGS—For
—V.
153.
1956.—V.
in
stock ($1
sale
this
$10,004,360
9,837,635
aside
in one of NuTona'-s main building for extra
assembly
Woodworking equipment used for making displays was moved to
location away from the plant in order to create the additional
possible
and
corporation
$82,140,656
Corp.—Stock
from
$10,739,977
1,901,960
Since January of this year, the corporation has been
working to
down
its backlog of orders for its IN-BUILT
Mixer-Blender,- and
temporarily withdrew from sale the PLUG-IN model known as Style No.
made
proceeds
$2,039,608
2,085,463
Natural Gas Corp.
constructed
common
$2,273,745
2294.
p.
set
terials
Coal
-
1956—5 Mos.—1955
cut
temporary authorization
1956—Month—1955
American
1956—Month—1955
assembly area.
long, 150
the sill at
3013.
p.
additional
progressing
been
be
charged
commit¬
a
of
operating income
charges
The
PROCEEDS—Net
subsidiary
Energy
zirconium,
State
being
pay
v
another
group
approximated
owned
183,
was
*
our
this
to
.
revenues
183,
area.
value);
July 19 at $12 per share by an underwriting
headed jointly by Dominick and Dominick, and
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
^
73.5%.
Engineering and construction contracts have" been
ManufBCtux-ir.g Co., Thomas O'Connor & Co., Inc.,
Moreland,
Pfoducti°n plant
p.
amounts
York
$15,924,449 $14,058,302
North
includes
,
Corp.,
received
contract
business
f
of
figure
New
the companies
offering of 250,000 shares of
compares
increase
an
of
.■
equipment
■
"Operations
which
taxes
the company.
"Current
$2,000,000.
sion
$3,452,300.
are
period last year,
before
authorized
has
"../
Permanent
after
fields
Morse,
Income
over
rate
agrees
credit,
Ralph Corbett, President, on July 14 stated that additional factory
has been created to make possible a 50% increase in NuTone's
production of
appliances.
Besides
the
recently constructed
appliance building of 65,000 square feet, an additional 20,000 feet has
Newberry Co.—June Sales Increased—
(J. J.)
National Research Corp.—Sales Increased
73%%—
by
granted
Sales
and
feet
feet clearance
prime
borrowing. It
balance
space
field in Westmorland County, Pa. The esti¬
is $2,108,800. These facilities will be con¬
1957. The Oakford storage project, owned by
Period End. June 30—
/
next
present
'
5,218 762
feet
time
some
NuTone, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—To Increase Capacity—
155.
p.
is operated
the
portion
p." 221,
17 206,645
3,451,698
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
9,423,928
,
completed
J.
facilities
1956
month
that
for
1^,248.257
in
companies,
Last
453,680
'
1—
railway—..
the graving dock.
dock will be 1,100
41 Va
with
deep,
184,
storage
the
of
cost
Presi¬
250
will
State Natural Gas Corp.—Expansion—
Power
Oakford
owned
'
about
^40.
on
of
unused
agreement
Net
Net
—V.
will
Transmission Corp. to construct facilities in their jointly-
Texas Eastern
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
water.—V.
New York
The
May—1956
feet
49 V2
and
high
rock
.
I
Shipbuilding
the
as
participating in construction of
A giant-size
project, the graving
wide
solid
$16,999,525 $15,722,822 $82;656,377 $76,299,134
Operating
expenses____
11,356,627
10,511,983
55,792,763
51,126,169
Federal
income
taxes__
2,129.667
1,963,308
10,059,129
9,515.901
Other operating taxes__
1,239,486
1,207,923
6,064,508
5,652,704
&J Scott Corporation is building the carirer under a
low-bid contract. The M-C & S Construction-Department
$120,000,000
V/-V;
V
to
Grove
following Commerce Commis¬
out
expected
Period Ended May 31—
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$15,606,608
■
Elk
Marvin Chandler,
cavern,
possible
as
mined
Northwestern Bell Telephone
:
York
New
River,
Delaware
the
into
base
Camden.
mean
Sales
in
Eiert said, expires July 15, 1957, with Northern
repaying loans and cancelling the credit without
financing through sale of debentures is planned
latter part of this year,—V. 183, p. 3013,
for
by filling the graving
vessel from its con¬
which ironts the Yard at
controlled
by
feet
1956—Month—1955
approval
approximate
an
srbsidiaries.
will
at
the
on
Operating
25-story building.
the carrier will be launched
flooding and floating the
a
as
Upon completion,
is
Period End. June 30—
on
Road
Treasurer, said this temporary financing will be used
with company cash to finance 1956 construction programs of
penalty.
as
-'./v;
.
to be erected on any shipways, the 60,000 ton carrier
nearly one-fifth of a mile long, and, from keel to mast top,
Murphy Co.—June Sales Increased—
(G. C.)
168,
Siert,
having
Mass.
incorporated
been
large
2900.
p.
system.—V.
Commission
cavern
Elmhurst
on
propane storage
as
It
surface.
banks
The
J.
1956—6 Mos.—1955
83,952,569 433,105,570
ex¬
shares
common
marketing
Commerce
propane
of
will
and
company
the
ment
the
Merritt-Chapman
97,221,046
'pur¬
share
was
authorized.
1,500,000
of
asked
northwest
will
the
The
by
■'
privately-owned
largest
a
N.
struction
Period End, June 30—
to
per
offering
the rights issue, about $3,000,000, and the pre¬
off demand notes incurred in the company's
Included in the program are a new refinery at
underground
an
Northern
Shipbuilding Corp.—New Dry Dock—
country's
on
dock
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—June Sales Rise—
Sales
whole
,
site
together
Co.—Acquisition-
vacuum
its
at
mechanical
structed
Societa
4014.
p.
$12.50
company has signed
an
agreement with 12 commercial banks
by Chase Manhattan Bank of New York for temporary borrow¬
ings of up to $30,000,000.
978,101
acquired Optical Film Engineering Co., of Philadelphia, ;
New York
be
American
250,000
is'ue.
stockholders
at
1959.
The
components in many of the high vacuum systems manufactured by
Optical Film Engineering, and the products of the two divisions will
now
be sold through a combined sales organization.—V. 181, p. 2016.
too
P.
J.
Societa Generale
the
offer
stock
be
carry
1,
headed
Capable of serving the biggest vessel afloat or planned, the graving
dock is being built for use in construction by New York Ship of the
KITTY HAWK,
the U. S. Navy's newest super aircraft carrier.
Much
Chimici, Italy—Registers With SEC—
e
will
common
to
will
July
pay
a
approval
H.
mechanical
of
Camden,
220/;
p.
par)
share
until
dividend
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Bank Loans—
•:
railway—
>
$2.50
A $50
Each
share
a
common
July .11.
on
year.—V. 183, pp. 2766 and
5,635,194
2,836.844
1—r
from
of
series
5.05%,
at
■
From
Gross
shares
1956
210,850
5,323,917
2,231,036
become its vacuum equipment division.
division's line of oil diffusion pumps will complement
new
Kinney
284,508
_
630.644
will
Brake
Air
1953
b,213,397
income
yield
share
increasing
of
from
company
below
$1,224,347
380,257
2900.
p.
which
line
1954
1955
$992,951
274,252
income-
oper,
This company
Pa.,
—Earnings—
-
5,00Q
.
said,
sion
5,405,747
income..
railway—
New York Air Brake
$6,263,913
1,096,594
railway.
railway——
oper.
1956
,
„
out
will
Construction
dent,
1953
1954
$1,507,916
940,813
675,238
railway
183,
The
May—
This
City
2293.
and
to
expired
and
1—
Jan.
from
from
Net
Minnesota
Mining last year.
was
launched at Hartford City
pp.
stock
construct
RR'—Earriings1955
$1,325,177
railway-
railway
oper.
From
Gross
according
Hartford
from
by
program
ago.—V.
time
adjoining
tract
acre
purchased
was
improvement
short
a
on
which
Co.,
square
&
__
120,000
stock,
to
shares
subscribed,
proceeds
27-acre
1956
from
Gross
will employ 230 persons.
and
Herzog,
will
Paper
163,000
time next summer.
feet of floor space,
some
be
840,000
1257.
p.
184, p. 8.
May-
new
operating
1 and will begin
The plant will have
Aug.
5,500
5,500
Township, III.
Manufacturing Co.—New Plant—
a
5,500
Co.___
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—To Incr. Storage Facilities
New Orleans & Northeastern
of
of
held
program.
12.712,304
2,219,884
after
Net
SEC
"Thermo-Fax" brand copying products
paper converting plant at Hartford
City, Ind., officials of this company announced on July 11.
Raymond H. Herzog, General Manager of the company's duplicating
products division, said construction of the new plant will start by
Rapidly
necessitate
five
Winnipeg
114.360,758
84,389,011
9,450,602
7,808,841
23,796,350
expenses——
taxes—
income
Otlwu; operating
Co., LaMesa, Calif,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Minnesota Mining &
sell
by Gairdner & Co.,
earlier
additional
to
The
2,091,364
revenues..—
Operating
25,000
class A
issued
about
ferred
25,710,658
18,938,655
Operating
-
June 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock to be offered at par (SI
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
penses incident to mining operations.
•^
The
share,
one
buy
expansion
Minnesota Mining & Development
covering
to
preferred
per
two
each
to
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. May 31—
Federal
-—Files With
&
Co.__
&
(Canada)—Finkncing-—
expected
to
managed
group
for
Aug.
Minnesota
and
corpoxation
•
Inc._____
Co.,
Barney
Tyson
$49.50
Rights
chase
2766.
p.
f
1,000
4,000
____.
redeemable
warrant
a
A
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
New England
;
of Securities
1 to become
Associates, Inc.—
of
as
is
company
priced
redemption
lor
called
sinking fund collatex-al trust 4% bonds, series C, due 1971
at
100.82%
and
accrued
interest.
Payment
will be made at the
Second Bank-State Street Trust Co., Corner State and Congress Sts.,
20-year
Commissioner
as
Minnesota
Inc,__
Co
10,000
Smith, Moore & Co—4,000
Townsend, Dabney &
5,$00;
North Star OH, Ltd.
The
pected
of
Co.,
Rothschild
F.
Smith,
5,500
.
&
&
Schwabacher
5.500
Co.
Miller,
Noyes &
Mellen
&
cumulative
of appeal.-
outcome
liave
There
of
Boston,
Inc.—Ofstedahl Is Vice-President—
Minnesota Fund,
L.
Miller & Co
4
Reynolds
10,000
Inc,
have been restated to
collected under bond
revenue
4,500
Sons___
5,000
5,500
Pizzini
W.
Lynch_
Jackson &•,
—V. 184, p. 8.
the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court dis¬
subsidiary from a 1952 rate decision.
Conse¬
amount
an
Joseph,
a
quently the 1955 figures, as previously reported,
exclude
&
B.
Ripley & .Co,,
&
3,000
i
5,500
Hemphill,
1956,
of
6,
Co
V
5,500
Webber,
Curtis
;v
5,500
Co.,
Co.-—
Leonard
Paine,
5,500
&
Milwaukee
Moore,
12,500
Hayden, Stone & Co
93.211
appeal
an
&
The
4,500
Co.____
&
Turben
:
Inc.
4,000
Corp.:
____
Hayden,
$3,522,069
shares—___—
common
5,000
Co
Garrett
Harrlman.
$3,184,426
$3,615,280
______
<fc
Boston
&
McDonald
10,000
5,500
5;000
Co.——__
Merrill,
Marshall
&
Co._
______
■
2899.
p.
Feb.
♦On
missed
72,195
1—
Jan.
itjm
ry.
•
Dr87,578
common shares outstanding
Earnings per average common share
17,824,206
3,088,426
1,116,755
*
railway
from
Net
£>r210,86l
Clark
First
Foster
Drl,056,904 Drl,126,632
Association.-
of
Average
$3,209,479
269,447
44,190
' 1956
railway
from
from
ry.
$385,431
The
Association
deductions
available for
Balance
$4,201,184
1,027,617
394,822
May—
From
$313,071
Fahey,
&
McCormick
5,500
Co
&
Marks
Inc.
4,500
Co
& Co,
Dillon
Eastman,
M.
Mason-Hagan,
10,000
&
House
10.000
Brothers
Laurence
.
5,000
Sherrerd
&
10,000
Lehman
5.500
Co.______
Inc
Dodge
Curtiss,
$4,013,205
dividends
Preferred
Marie RR. —Earns.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
Gross
taxes of
other
and
Clark,
$4,569,974
deductions
income
Co.,
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
23,000
.
„
&
Shares
,
23,000
_
Kraus
&
Co
Blair
Butcher
$4,677,705
664,500
$5,288,030
_
in net income of subsidiaries
Association—_
of
and
Interest
a
and
,
Net
other
and
Biyth
718,056
—
Dominick
&
&
William
Shares..
'
Burge
Bache
$7,446,676
2,768,971
3,771,049
%
—
Ball,
$7,320,220
126,456
$9,059,079
taxes—
—:
—
income
income
Other
director of Bliss & Laughlin, Inc., Indiana Steel
Products'Co.
Athey Products Corp.
Gerald T. Mullin, a member of counsel for the company, has been
elected to the board of directors to fill the vacancy created by the
death of Mr. Kalman.—V. 182, p. 2468.
,
Gross
income
>
Dorainick
and
firm
Net
$8,919,288
139,791
taxes
'
r
Federal
taxe3__
Equity of Ass'n
the Board to succeed
Kalman.
O.
Doelz is also President
Mr.
ing
income
Elected Chairman—
Chairman of
named
been
has
before
income
Interest
R.
Fed.
—
_____
income
Federal
: k .'Ui
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Doelz
Paul
before
income
income
Gross
1956—Month—1955
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$3,453,655
$3,002,831 $35,976,256 $33,425,421
June 30—
•-
Sales Increased—
Milier-Wohl Co.—June
Period End
expenses
Operating
Other
--v-'.Vv
of Massachusetts
lev's,
♦Operating
excluding $4,800 payable
Earlier
Vice
this
acquired
fidelity
Saliba.
as
the
David
sound
Under" the
of
its
adjoining
New
York
Presto,
remain
at
under
Bogen
year,
new
new
Co.,
be
which
will
Inc..
a
-
the
activities
factory in
continue
program,
leading
-
David
to
an
address
,
present plant
the
Bogen
Co.
80.000
Present
of
and
had
high
inter¬
««•
•
will
square
Bogen
transfer
foot
plant
faciclities
retained.
continues
direct
Olympiq
manufacturer
public
-
Paramus.
to
Manager.
expansion
equpiment,
arrangement,
manufacturing
its
its
Presto,
General
systems.
the Presto
will
of
and
reproduction
communication
part
President
President
in
•
as
in
a
separate
manufacturing
Paramus.—V.
183,
p.
2901.
entity,
will
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
(Jerry) O'Mahony, Inc.—New President, Etc.—
The
A.
of
board
lowing
directors
meeting held
a
Mitchell
authorized
the
following
transhipped
announcement
fol¬
•
.
Liftig
Fairchild
Carl
succeed
President,
been
elected
G.~ Strandlund.-
President
George
of
Paul,-has
the
Munn, Paul
of
consists
now
Strandlund.—V.
and
,*
yv;.-
directors
178,
2308.
p,
.
Vice-
complaint
also
account
—V.
•
-
:
:
-
,
--
'
.
June
Net
sales
Provision
Federal
taxes
on
(incl.
Net
taxes
$5,006,899
785,733
income
on
526,204
$1.14
of
the
on
in
the
$485,726
427,740
for
after
1955
1956
shares
24
period
238,063
174,396
equal per share
currently outstanding, against
weeks
the "two-for-one
$377,152
div.);%
1956
the
common
comparable
stock
common
408,581
$485,726
provision for 2nd quarter
was
based
split
348,792 shares of
effective on Nov. 16,
on
made
Co.
*
and
1955.
J.
63rd
Robertson,
of
year
pansion
its
at
will
creased
stated
history,
corporate
programs
senting capital
year,
President,
that
has
Orangeburg,
"Orangeburg,
embarked
which
the
filed
was
Eastern
distributors
would
requiring
dealers
not
of
1954,
Philco
in
sell
to
outside
resell
to
15,
by
for
the
distributor's
the
•
N.
Y.,
and
Newark,
sion
give
has
The
-
Corp.
to
it
the
on
given
little
stated
to
Withdraw
to
was
San
announced
its
Calif.,
repre¬
improvements of $1,500,000 which, when completed this
the
company
to
better service the continuing in¬
for its products from
the plumbing, electrical, con¬
farm industries."—V. 183, p. 2078.
notice
be
Stock
Exchange; and
July 31, 1956
until
persons
Gross
May
first
six
the
months
first
six
the
first
the
of
of
net
half
of
18
1956,
months
Consolidated
July
on
announced
compared
sales
with
of
the
Commis¬
to
request
only
184
1956.
This
taxes
sales
for
no
that
the
stock
is
now
closely
outstanding
has
market trading in it and the
insufficient to furnish a free and stable
open
shares
suspended
business
held
market.
12
$1,065,852
June
were
held
stock
the
Feb.
on
of
as
from
29,
7,
by
1955
10
of
180,
over
60%
stockholders,
the
dealings
1956.—V.
that
and
service rendered
Costs
and
its
on
floor
of
as
that
effect
and
corresponding
period of the previous year.
After preferred divi¬
earnings are equivalent to $1.59 per share of common stock
shares outstanding at June 30. 1956 compared with $1.70
share for the similar 1955 period.
Commenting
earnings, Frank C. Ash, President, said that
non-recurring expenses including,
among
other things, expenses
in
connection
with
the
corporation's recently completed financing,
to¬
gether
with
effect
profit
on
that
is
increases
materials
raw
all
had
some
and
to
of
favorably
compare
Secondary
shares
and
wages
earnings for the period,
Mr. Ash further stated
unforeseen circumstances the second half of the year
barring
expected
in
Offering—A
stock
common
with
the
half
second
of
secondary offering
(par $5) was made
by Lehman Brothers at $34.75
of $1 per share.
It
p. 2901.
of
Net
Period
End. May 31-
July
9
'
;
Federal
Other
The
312
325
$1,844,035
1,090,000
965,000
65.352,538
58,171.401
43,791,069
39,377.765
316,067,547
217,139,631
6.787,053
6,111,000
5,442,506
4,809,278
income
taxes
taxes—
affiliate—
taxes
income
on
$1,009,385
Net
operating
Net
after
184,
income
Jan.
for
—
V.
;
.j
$0.70
—
at
Trust
Co.
of
to 3
p.m.
:
it of
5%
mortgage sinking fund bonds due
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $109.5"»2
amount
an
first
price; not to exceed 100%
and
accrued
interest.—V.
184,
due
Dec.
1975.
1,
Under
an
28,
Neil
these bonds
$22,889,000
company
and
in
the
to
The
the
first
trustee
of
this
bonds
$750,000
until
30,212,000
1955,—V.
183,
27,191,871
in exchange for
Sachs
38,830,597
31,839,140
each
July
on
Patchogue-Plymouth
year
the
be¬
balance
$7,011,000
expansion
in
cash
will
be
applied
the
to
$15,000,000
which
program,
announced
was
Sept.
on
that
Hazelhurst
New
York,
182,
N.
Y.,
Ashuelot
and
to
261
Paper
Co.
from
295
Ave.,
New
York
16,
Mad.son
Y,
before
and
last
to
amounted
shares
of
outstanding
the
For
$3,592,661,
$1.11
or
Sales
share,
a
for
the
$13,439,945
totaled
29.
in
for
The
183.
in
the
Portland
1955.
for
second
similar
1956
1955
1956,
first
figures
year
include
year
plant
half
reflect
Its
in
capital
shares,
v;
earnings
the
1955.
'
$14,742,592
Six
1955. v;'
operations
Y.,
sales
7%
...
the
of
acquired
operations only
against
months
after
former
on
April
that date.
1956—6 Mos.—1955
Sales
108,315.824
183.
94.580,112 541,781,929 492,756,216
v,"V ; ; 77:1:7:'-7%>77v V7;
%7 I %7
2901,
p.
Co.,
for
%
77% ;>7''
May—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
ope.*,
From
Gross
;v'
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
183,
1955
1954
1953
$90,698,114 $80,573,272 $72,847,207 $91,355,790
18,260,085
15.927.972
12,966,456
18,378,929
8,425,431
7,933,002
5,492,950
8,591,571
railway—— 413,816,995 366.125,483 351,361,158 432,036.0^5
74,493,900
67,508,051
48,877,023
75,730,088
29,940,659
—_
income
30.586,766
11,614,376
34,943,353
Boston,
,
Period End. June 30—
Sales
—V.
1956—Month—1955
—„
183,
p.
$5,156,623
$27,273,037
of
a
ing
consent decree to
against
tors
Philco
dealers,
and
Commenting
"T3ie
Jr.,
President,
announced
&
on
settle
the
government's
involving
the
company's agreements
the
civil
settlement,
Mr.
Philco's
Skinner
right
to
the
entry
anti-trust proceed¬
,
recognizes
said
in
select
with
V
distribu¬
not
under
adequately
areas.
which
promote
The
the
sale
arrangement
the
of
all
between
Its
Philco
Philco
products
and
its
in
their
distributors
distributor's responsibility for proper and adequate
servicing of Philco products In their respective areas, as well as the
training of dealers and Independent service orgariizations to
carry out
Philco's
warranty and service obligations to its customers,
is
not
affected by the settlement. Under the
settlement, Philco cannot enter
into agreements with a distributor
giving Philco the right to purchase
the
the
merger
with
earnings of those
of
additional
of
issuance
Musterole
number
r-f
the
and
Co.
shares
—
/ ;'
',
•-
"
Plans to Borrow $70,000,000
Co.
be
the
for
capital
toiletries
investment
the
for
needed
food
and
expanding
divisions
products
has
been
the
in
the
of
chemical
business
know
we
Radalite
well,"—V.
Corp.,
184, p.
Long
155.%7,,
City,
Island
Brothers
of
7,'
Y.—Stock
N.
York
New
.
City
Of¬
July
on
19
offered
171,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) at
$1.75 per share on a best-efforts basis.
of
Induction
duction
net
proceeds
Electronics,
facilities;
Inc.
additional
CAPITALIZATION
to
are
be
assumed
GIVING
to
used
obligations
pay
by Radalite Corp.; for
and working capital.
inventory;
TO
EFFECT
pro¬
^
FINANCING
PRESENT
'
*'
Authorized
Capital
stock
(par
*560,325 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
Outstanding
"Including
cents
shares
57,000
to
issued
be
to
underwriter
the
•
Rose
by
ap¬
manufacture
was
the
sell
and
in Delaware on May 2, 1956
interchangeable letter
organized
color-illuminated
sign.
has
company
option
Oct. 5,
1956
with one year
a
modern fireproof building
Us plant and general offices
City, New York, N. Y.
expiring
lease
a
$265
at
of
month
per
comprising
about 3,500 square ieet
41-18 38th St., Long Island
are
the
six-month
period.—V.
183,
No.
*or
2901.
p.
and
applications,
prototypes
York
formerly known as The Radalite. Corp., in exchange for
the assumpt on of specified 'b-i afions, or Jnd cnon Flectronics, Inc.
■'in the amount of $34,988 plus the issue to Induction Electronics, Inc.
of
256,500
shares
of
its
capital
stock,
a'"controlling interest in
and
other,
assets,
from
Electronics",
Induction
tools,
Inc.,
a
New
corporation
,
Induction
Electronics, Inc. is owned b" r*«>-old ''oth^an.
Electronics, Inc. was organized in New York on
Induction
1955,
for
ently
pending patent applications.—V.
the
of
purpose
the
developing
covered
inventions
183,
p.
Sept.
by
28,
pres¬
3015.
Radio Corp. of America—New Radar System—
This
•
•
10
at
share.
per
common
W.
E.
outstanding
purchase of Radio Stations, WCOP,
Baltimore, oh May 18.
Sales and
included from
the respective dates of
Machine
Force,
has
electronic
combat
plane,
it
>
and is producing a compact, light¬
radar system' for the world's fastest
the new F-104 Starfighter jet of the United States,Air
disclosed on July 5 by Theodore A. Smith, Executive
corporation
weight
was
Vice-President,
Co.—Stock
155.
p.
it
Mass.—Sale of $4,000,000
developed
fire-control
Electronic Products.
Defense
RCA
Starfighter, ultrasonic jet aircralt developed by the Lockheed
Aircraft Corp., California Division, was revealed recently by Lockheed
and
the Air Force.—V.
183, p. 2767.
Boston,
the
Mass.,
of
not
company,
the
listed
&
but
Co.
offering of them
to
qualify
member
a
Association
National
securities
to
stated
of
the
in
intention
its
to
offer
laws
of
the proposed
Fox
will
will
which
of
the
an
made. It stated it was its intention
for sale to residents of
'-.■.'v.-/
$4,000,000
transfer
to
considered
is
produce
notes
income
prior
to
."1".
notes,
it is stated
adver¬
the
in
In Pennsyl¬
Co. The acreage;
contain natural gas
Post Publishing
to
proven
sufficient
to
the
pay
expected that income from pledged properties,
facilities,
at
the
time
of
the
offering will
be
the advertisement,
states
Interest
and
maturity.
is
year,
including
pipe¬
than
not
less
adds that Mr. Fox
which
future
drilling will increase income at the rate of $1,000,000
per year for at least ope year from the time the notes are offered.
An
unusual
feature of the proposed
notes is that by their terms,
after
they have been repaid, noteholders will receive premiums of
the
royalties
These
life
of
the
producing
continue
may
properties pledged
for
to
secure
according
years,
many
to
the
the
advertisement.
The notes will be offered in units of $10 each, it is proposed.
According to the advertisement, "by July 31, 1956, one of two thingl
happen. Either the option (held by Mr. Bottomly) will be exer¬
must
cised
it
in
will
which
not,
assured
.
case
the
which
In
.
.
future
case
because
the
of
of
the
future
the
will
Boston
Post
of
Boston
the
proposed
sale
be
Post
the
of
assured;
will
notes
still
or,
be
outlined
Lewis
approved
which John
his
Goldberg
common
subscription offering, which will be underwritten
group
option
S.
to
Bottomly,
acquire
newspaper
publishing
assets
a
of
Post
Publishing
%:■:%'./
**' :
to
use
$1,250,000 of the net)
short-term notes and so much
thereof
as
shall
be required
to pay the then outstanding 3V2%and
33/4 %
subordinated notes payable to El Paso and Western.
It is ex¬
pected that approximrt*ly $450,000 will be required to prov'de working
capital for the purchase of ore for the stock pile for the uranium
processing plant.
The balance of the net proceeds (estimated at not
less
than $1,982,631 nor more than $2,663,746)
will be added to the
general funds of Rare Metals and will be used from time to time
principally for exploration, development or acquisition of properties.
It
is expected
that approximately two-thirds of these funds will be
invested in U. S. Government and other income producing and readily
salable securities until required for such purposes. While Rare Metals
has made no specific allocation of funds fori these purposes, it pres¬
ently expects that approximately $200,000 will be used
for general
exploration and geolcgic survey! of properties which it is now inves¬
tigating or proposes to investigate during the remainder of 195b.
The proceeds of the short-term notes and subordinatel notes &hove
referred to were added
to the general funds of Rare Metals, whicn
were
used,
among
other things,
to
acquired the capital stock or
Arrowhead Uranium Co. ($1.448,'771), to construct a mercury reduct on
mill (approximately $300,000) and, together with the proceeds ol: tne
$2,500,000 five-year term bank loan, to provide the sum of approxi¬
mately $3,750,000 required for the construction of a uranium process¬
proceeds
to
%%/,;'■
Metals
%%
,
proposes
outstanding
the
pay
4%
ing plant.
BUSINESS—Rare
Co.
Gas
the
ores.
of
24
Mass.,
by
headed
Aug. 1, 1956.
uranium
July
until
Boston,
oversubscription privilege),. The
by a
White, Weld & Co., will expire on
stock (with an
stipulation under
Boston attorney, shall not attempt to exercise
continuance
Court,
portion thereof of Western Natural Gas
eleven shares, or
in
Superior
Offered—This
subscription price is $5 per share. The offering is
made on the basis of one share of Rare Metals
stock for each five shares or portion thereof of El Paso
common
stock and one share of Rare Metals for each
engaged
Suffolk
America—Stock
The
on
in
of
July 17 offered 1,425,000 shares of its
capital stock (par $1) to holders of the common stock
of El Paso Natural Gas Go. and to holders of the common
stock of Western Natural Gas Go. of record July 16,1956.
Natural
herein."
Judge
July 17
Corp.
on
PROCEEDS—Rate
stressed
notes.but
the
j
first mortgage on gas and oil leaseholds
a
advertisement,
the
reserves
principal
well.
as
Massachusetts
•
John
which
securities
listed
Massachusetts.
will be
stock exchange but a member
Dealers, deals mostly In un¬
any
Securities
extent
not yet being
was
under
of
some
Metals
Rare
corporation
Post
S.
This
of
Boston
.
being
through an advertisement by
plans $4,000,000 of
financing
announced
was
Inc.,
continue
royalties for
continue
and
Operations
in publication whether or not
Bottomly exercises his option to purchase newspaper producing
the company by July 31.
'v
-/j: v. 7-.-v 'V 7;1
The financing would consist of $4,000,000 face value of 5%
threeyear notes to be offered by Lamont & Co., a general brokerage concern.
own
respective
of
notes.
part:
and
independent distributors and to designate geographic areas in
which
they
shall
be
primarily
responsible
for
wholesaling
Philco
products. It also recognizes Philco's right to terminate distributors who
do
of
total
stations
end
Co.,
to
estimates
13
the
completed
Sales
Co.
1956.
1,
completed the
11, and WCAO,
V. 184,
$1,000,000 per
July
on
"
settlement
Inc.
R„se
Jan.
reflects
the
corporation,
designed
It
Skinner.
Plough*
W.
also
those
see
Lamont
2901.
Corp.—Anti-Trust Suit Settled—
M.
"$0.37
Notes Proposed to Assure Publication of Boston Post—
says
$29,057,969
*„00,000
Offering—The re¬
cent offering to common stockholders of record June 20,
1956 of 15,000 additional shares of common stock at $20
per share
expired on July 12 and any unsubscribed
shares will be publicly offered by George D. B. Bonbright & Co., Rochester, N. Y., at the same price. For
vania
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$4,577,019
1,112,456
—
•
Porter-Cable
line
Philco
James
E.
from
acquisition
Security for
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
corresponding
the basis of the
respective periods.
The
tisement,
Peoples Drug
the
computation
May
of
$333,000
,
.
split.
quarter,
and
increased
on
$560,000
of these com¬
being conducted from Plough's Memphis facilities.
purchase to the
3014.
p.
of
$9,150,500,
on
the
of
at
$0.50
included
Inc.
Lamont
railway
oper.
Co.
the
Plough,
earnings
1—
Jan.
Net
income—
1956
ends
the
.for
stated
are
The ^company
has acquired the patent,(/ .patent
know-how
for
this
product, as well as machine1:,
proximately 20%.
assets
-Earnings—
increase
was
and
company
Ihe
—
second
above
which
John
Pennsylvania RR.
$1.21
with
295,000
Post Publishing Co., Boston,
1956—Month—1955
compared
628,000
outstanding..——
two-for-one
now
This
—V.
the
are
(J. C.) Penney Co.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
1956,
31,
1,080,000
_______
'
share
for
Musterole
details,
2078.
p.
shares
per
During
the
totaled
$2,817,544,
May
___7: .<520,000
__;
:
than
to
N,
1956
income
earlier.
Buffalo,
at
of
amounted
a
than
net
net
greater
$19,085,955
and
current
Cement
the
quarter
period
with
:
30,
30,
outstanding
compares
1955.
June
greater
June
$48,083,300—an
to
ended
$10,070,000
____.
companies
shares
2,655,420
on
2,528,971
on
21%
ended
share
a
This
share
30,
ended
reported
1956
the
$1
date.
a
earnings
months
capital share, 27.5%
a
$21,630,059
Figures
Federal
—V.
$1.35
or
to
June
months
quarter
three
equal
cents
ended
six
the
that
on
37
or
quarter
-the
second
for
$2,663,562,
$2,197,996,
lor
reports
income
Net
year.
of
"Adjusted
The
corporation
increased
,
detergent,
renewal
1955
1956
taxes.
taxes
earnings
panies are
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Earnings Rise—
The
did
$11,525,000
,
Earnings
Fifth
N.
months
BUSINESS—Corporation
sales
Net
12.
p.
the
not include any
rates which went(into
period
pulp business for over 35
years through the operation of a mill at Memphis, Tenn., for processing
chemical
pulp from cotton linters.
"Our investment
at Foley," Mr.
McElroy said, "is a natural extension of the company's interest in a
1861,
p.
Federal income
announced the change in its name to
and
the removal of its
home
office
and
Mills
of
Ave.,
—V.
1956,
over
23,
"
15
Corp.
amounted
12
used
outstanding,
require that
through 1958 and
when
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
corporation
&
will
said,
to
222.
Patchoguc-PJymouth Mills Corp.—Changes Name—
the
services.
31,
President,
build
he
Plough, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Number
The
at
revenues
and
May
15.3%
or
said a major part of the new money will be
equip the plant, acquire woodland and provide
previously announced expansion of the com¬
pany's Foley, Fla., chemical pulp plant. The balance of the new money,
to
for
then
23,873,067
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp. below.
(which
1955
ended
$8,080,800
of
■!''
155.
p.
McElroy,
indenture
new
1975
dated'
Co.
Insurance
April 2, 1956
on
mortgage
terms
thereafter
year
additional
Earnings
See
ended
due.
The
30,538,053
Patchogue-Plymoulh Corp.—New Name—
'
31,
months
12
These earnings
outstanding at the
PROCEEDS—The
Metropolitan Life
issued
were
$5,000,000
cash.
pay
each
189,954,087
34,210,127
months
12
extensions
customer
increase
1955.
capital
;,v-vc;.
with
agreement
1955,
and
41,197,992
the
$1.55,
in
shares
fered—Vickers
The Chemical Corn
Exchange Lank, New York, has been appointed
paying agent for $25,000,000 4>/8% first mortgage bonds of Dec. 1, 1955,
reduction
6,358,084
of
the
were
of
needed
222,;
p.
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Paying Agent for Bonds—
comes
7,873,353
etc.—
the
The company on July 16 announced plans to negotiate the borrow¬
of $70,000,000 probably through a public offer of 25-year debentures sometime after Labor Day. The underwriters will be headed by
This
Pittsburgh, 312 Fourth Ave., Pitts¬
on July
18, 1956 offered to receive
(EDT)
sale to
17 1970 to
and
282,869,751
7,748,512
during
1955).
for
ended
184,
soap
up
the
$1,750,000
9,331,910
charges—
p.
for
for
May
amount
stock
Radalite
—V.
76,
ing
$879,035
$0.79
——_
share
Commonwealth
burgh 22, Pa.,
tenders
the
1956—5 Mos.- -1955
expenses.._„_
now
27.—V.
Through Debenture Issue—
$1,843,710
1758.
plus $7,011,000
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
revenues_____
operating
other
$301,000
Procter & Gamble Co.
614,570
$2,099,043
$2,099,385
British
_____„_„„—
per common
p.
■
7,922,870
699,681
income——.
on
and
Co.—Earnings,
and plant
$22,736,000.
to
revenues
working
income
183,
Nov.
$
Operating
Operating
July
for the same period endetf in 1955 was $6,638,079.
For the 12 months ended May 31, 1956, earnings per share of com¬
Goldman,
to.xes
and
ended
income
period
1955
8,185,493
—
Fed.
Power
property
$61,066,800—an
May,
% numbers
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
was
1956—Month—1955
after
or
can
company.
the
Pacific Telephone &
on
week
a
Bank-State
Co.,
and
_
—
for
Earnings
—V.
14,000
share, with a dealer's
Completed.—V. 183,
per
discount
Second
■7 and
1955.
on
stock
that
Publishing
,
$10,984,217 $10,381,150
from
in
Net
of
1956
rented
expenses
Profit before
the
on
Post
•
—
interest
to
amounted
Total
operating
costs
$5,452,700 or 12.8%
it
close
the
to
months
,
Employees' profit sharing
650,148
per
Post
for
continuance
effect
the
of
the
'?■
1437.
p.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Income
from
products
sold
and
in
dends,
on
of
the
than
to
escrow
'
the
of
in
$1,141,927
of
net
a
Other
only
in
Electric
facilities
substantial
The
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (.& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
for
to
amounted
with
compares
sale
operating
amounted
that
available supply
so
the
$21,068,598
of
holder
a
1956,
Total
alleges
stockholders
Provision
after
of
interest.
modified
additions
31,
tribution
a
,
Francisco Stock Exchange advises that it has no
objection to this
application, states that according to reports from the issuer there were
Dividends and
$23,320,247
1955.
income
is
Co.,:
June, the directors authorized additional construction projects
amounting to $706,600, including $371,200 for transmission and dis¬
.
corporation
1952.
at
In
San
Balance
Oswego Falls Corp.—Reports Increased Sales—
This
Trust
Potomac
%%
July 13, has filed an application
preferred stock from listing and
prior
Francisco
interested
or
Preferred
'-"i1'""
withdraw
thereon.
is
Seeks
Listing—
application
there
enable
and
Post.
1196.
p.
corporation,
hearing
ex¬
demand
struction,
in
parties
stipulation
Street
transhipped outside the distributor's territory.
estate
by
upon
fieaJjrs.jjThe
a
the
A stipulation similar to that just continued had earlier been agreed
/
•
their] allotted
other
to
purchase
from
alleged
products
Post, shall not make any agree-
to selling
hearing will be set for July 24 in the same court on an action
brought by trustees of the Richard Grozier estate to restrain Mr. Fox
from
disposing of Post assets. Mr. Fox bought Post Publishing Co.
the
in
Pennsylvania
trade
not
right
>
Dec.
on
District
restrained
attacked .Philco's
permission
the
in
plant
now
major
on
sole oxyner of the
assets of
Fox,
respect
A
mon
H.
John
with
ment
2421.
p.
registration
is
income
$1.08
17,*56 June 19,'55
1,011,930
ineome___
income
Divs.
to
for
Federal
for
distributors
Pig'n Whistle
for
through
.
$5,522,518
Income before
Net
Jan. 3,'55
through
preventing
by Philco,
which, the dis¬
in
sell."
products
Stock from
This
Jan. 2,'56
territory
U
"...
.
.
■" >-•.
account,
manufactured
not
the
or
Leeds,
.
..'..Vi-':/-.-.
distributor's
products
whom,
complaint
by
Philco
183,
to
to
its
the
Vice-
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings Rise—
\
that
Munn,
'
•
agreeing
the
'
Court
and
and
Fairchild,
,
District
Philco
elected.
been
Messrs.
of
anti-trust
S.
tnat
for
dealing in
persons
choose
may
territories
DeMaio,
Secretary,
and
William
E.
Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.
board
The
U.
products
from
the
to
company
John
President,
The
has
Philco
distributor
limiting
tributor
and Robert J. Freedman have resigned from the
board.
Mr. Liftig also resigned as Treasurer of the
company.
William
E. Munn, Joseph Leeds and
George Paul have been elected to member¬
ship on the board.
'
.....
Robert
the
or
July 13:
on
(327)
auction
mill
in
It
Metals
and
Corp.
Western
exploration
also
Idaho
has
and,
'or
was
formed
Natural
and
mercury
Gas
in
Co.
production
claims
aince December
1954
The
and
by
El
Pas°
company
is
Pr°°^sing °f
and owns a. mercury re
19551 has conducted1 mto «
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
and
the
mercury,
♦tluable
metals
earths.
rare
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
Outstanding
Authorized
Capital stock
($1
the
to
•Pursuant
value)
par
of
terms
—
—
construction
involves
applied to the
to become due
which
Rare
from
Metals
Atomic
the
have
sales
been
Energy
assigned
severally
to purchase,
in the respective percentages set oppsite their
below, such of 1,218,500 of the shares as are not subscribed
agreed
names
for
m.
■,
Weld
Ba-th
J.
Eiehler
Eecker
G.
Blyth
&
Richard
...
Rauschcr,
Rotan,
Schneider,
1.5
Corp
William
3.9
8.0
Stone
&
Co
&
Peabody
Kidder,
Ryons
Ohio
The
184,
8.0
s'i.;
Neuhaus
Co.,
&
y
•
1-5
1.5
Inc.
1.5
Inc,
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
Underwood,
8.0
Co.——
&
Mason-Hagan,
—V.
Co.
&
Brothers
Lehman
Lester,
—
Watling,
Lerchen
3.9
Co.-—
&
3.9
Co
222.
p.
"RE-NU-IT
Wall
Exterior
Coating."
developed
product
a
exclu¬
for rejuvenating and beautifying weatherbeaten buildings and
to eliminate exterior painting and maintenance problems, is
sively
being marketed by this corporation.
now
18 Cents
Redondo Tile Co.—Earned
directors
31.
May
that
end
boost
plant at Redondo Beach is running at capacity,
Increased
capacity previously announced to
is now on the line, with the entire
due for completion in fc>eptember.—-V. 182, p. 2135. ;
expansion program
Net
Development, Inc.,
SEC—
at
cents
20
proceeds
share,
per
without underwriting.
The
incident to mining operations.
for expenses
announced
was
Individuals
with
from
that
the
ouwide
above
New
shares
York
management,"—V.
Revlon
"offered
were
City and not
182, p. 2734.
by
in
from
Profit
before
1956—3 Mos.—1955
etc
sales,
$3,862,000
500
$6,916,000
683,000
—
Federal
taxes
Net
profit
'Current
any
a
year
478,000
1,020,000
263,000
$312,000
capital
was
ago,
of
as
as
follows:
Net
.—AA-----
of
—V.
company
institutional
investors
preferred stock at
has
Proceeds of
and
the
sale
will
construction.—V.
for the
repayment
of
previous
previous
New
York—Securities
on July 11
income
offered publicly
debentures
at
100%
net
proceeds
are
EJTfaHht.es atnd produce 3,000 k.w.
bui.ldings- Process
ties
(facilities to
««
of
f20-year
3%
1,
May
used
lbs.
of
income
TO
debentures
due
(par
pounds.
site
hour
per
FINANCING
the
12
Provision
ommin*
rh
f
thereof
Interest
through
?5,000,000
75,000 shs.
<
to
the
-»oFcUS/"VE^S~The comPany
fcr the purpose of
of
was
a
with
organized
in
building and operating
Delaware
a
rayon
engaged
in
no
business
April
and
yarn
company
has
1 in
accrued
on
activities
Its
a
tow
new
principal
rScd0'af26WaUF^hlnd^C SUtC °' l5r'eI *"d
Th-
company
proposes
to
Varl°us
been
located
outskirts
which
of Had:ra
meets
about
the
31
either
lease
for
sltes
have
miles
from
Haifa,
a
long
taxes
or
surveyed and
company's specifications on the
which
is
the
to
one
of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
agency
an
amounting
reportedly
$3,000,000
to
has
been
-
lated
on
15-acre beachfront tract in Isla Verde,
the City of San Juan and the Inter¬
a
between
completed
be
in
time
for
the
summer
tourist season '•
subsidiary of the Pan American 1
Airways, operates eight hotels in cities throughout Latin Amer¬
Intercontinental. Hotels
Corp.,
providing technical assistance in the design and construction ^
under construction in Curacao^ Netherlands West Indies,
Salvador, which it will operate on their completion next
It is
San
in
V-V,;
;
Increased Earns.—
for the nine months ended May
31, 1956 was $4,672,000
N.
equivalent to $1.07 per share on the company's 4,365*726 shares of
stock outstanding.
.
These eavnings for the first nine
months of the 'company's 1956,
fiscal year are after provision of $5,130,000 for income taxes.
Net
earnings for the first nine
months of the 1955 year were
common
Y.
-
1956
,
^
:
I
1955
;
167,641,936
.
—
95,167,426
8,594,169
*$1.73
$1.52
—
Co.
Paper
included. Per share
outstanding at
shares of
months are included
were
shares
6 946,722
558,069 shares were exchanged for
for
earnings
the
of
earnings
during
company
again reached new high figures,
1956
of
two
and
NOTES—Sales
>
months
earnings have been calcuJune 30, 1956,> of which ~
these two subsidiaries and
in consolidation.
;
the
first
production in the paper mills, and partly to Including opera¬
companies which were acquired during 1955 and 1956.
was
also announced that the new machine at Jacksonville, Fla.,
tonnage
of
tions
It
have
to
in
mill
Alberta,
Hinton,
at
also has
in
St.
which
Regis
owns
interest
half
a
and
the
second
St.
quarter,
Regis
1957.
shares of
additional
acquired
owned 99l/2%
of the 540,000 outstanding shares. Acquisition of Pacific Waxed Paper
'Co, was completed during the quarter. It will be directed by the same
Rhlnelander
Paper Co.'s
The
stock,
and
at June
subsidiary
Corp.,
acquired in 1955,
1, 1956.—V.
was
184,
effective July
changed
156.
St.
to
made in
holders
of
shares of
our
record
July
stock
12,
1956,
of
additional
of one new share for each four shares held; with
subscription rights to expire on July 23, 1956. The of¬
fering is underwritten by White, Weld & Co. Further
rate
Subscription
-
company
15,
N.
Y.,
and
First
PROCEEDS—The
in
the
since
aggregate
March
31,
pur-
$1,500,000
has
was
to
from
Bankers
Trust
City National
Bank
are
presently
company
was
$21
to
to
are
the sale of the
northern
will
templated
be
added
that
to
Sears Roebuck &
York
outstanding
Registers With Securities and Exchange
minutes
receive
can
remarkable
loans
this
This
statement
the
stock
general
approximately
now
funds
of
the
net proceeds to be realized
offered, estimated et $4,350,000,
the
$2,000,000
of
and it
proceeds
company
such
is
The
"radius of
"SOS
buoy
60
transmitting
miles
hits
bottom,
rescue
stations
SUNK SOS," because of a
developed for the U. S. Navy
submarine
and
is
SUB
system
not
can
transmit
can
also be
be
message
in distress over water.
transmit any desired
wheel is required.—V. 183,
bv aircraft
used
could be dropped prior to ditching and
Only
modification
of
the
code
2422.
con¬
will
the
appreciably affected by unfavor¬
conditions.
instrument
buoy
a
signal,
corporation.
.self-contained
message.
p.
after
transmitting
distress
radio
The
to
with
Corp. of America—New Development—
Servo
by
bank
been
Roebuck
filed a
the SEC on July 16, 1956, covering 15,
000
memberships in the Fund and 2,000.000 s*»res of F^ars Roebuck
common stock,
the latter representing the maximum number of shares
not
previously registered which, it is anticipated, may be purchased
by the fund within the next 12 months.—V. 184, p. 222.
registration
the Lutcher Stark Properties, as hereinafter
contributed to Mecom Petroleums and $232,000
used
Commission—
Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund of Sears,
Employees,
and Sears, Roebuck and Co.,
Chicago,
a
were,
.
1,299,680,646
Co.
and
weather
funds
borrowed
have
.
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
.AAAv- 328,976,208 293,109,368 1,410,196,116
able
which
Co.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
over
common
the
New
St.,
111.—Files With SEC—
on July 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
undetermined number -of shares of common stock (par
be offered to employees without underwriting.
The proceeds
be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 184, p. 222.
Within
Texas,
Houston,
has
$4,000,000
used for general corporate purposes. The
principal
Wall
American Bulb Co., Chicago, im¬
seeds and plants. The terms were
the
an
extent
of
The
acquire
of
46
••
company
effected
amount
1956.
Co.,
acquired
has
Searle & Co., Chicago,
( G. D.)
The
covering
*
agents
>
was
porter and grower of flower bulbs,
not
disclosed.—V. 183, p.* 2296.
Regis
(par $1) at $15 per share at the
-
past
Scott & Sons Co.—Acquisition—
(O. M.)
This
v
-
300,910
$2,400,003
reserve,
p.
issue of July 16 of the offering to stock¬
common
reserved
its
No additions to such reserve have been
such further provision is intended. Of
applied to expenses of the third quarter
and the balance will be applied to future periods. Had addition to the
reserve
been made in the third quarter,-earnings after taxes would
have been reduced by an estimated $1,300,000.—V. 184, p. 10.
the
30
an operating subsidiary of Pollock Paper Corp.
announced that the name of General Container Corp.,
as
company
operating
common
cents
practice, the company as of March 1,
approximately $4,100,000 for certain future adver¬
with
tising and marketing expenses.
made since that date and no
tons of liner board, is scheduled for
Furthermore, the new bleached kraft pulp
.management contract, should be completed in January,
a
During
1957.
April,
accordance
had
these
ended
previously reported.
shaie
1956
capacity of 1,000
daily
a
completion
nine
The
six
due partly to increased
nine
previously provided during the nine months period. The effect of
adjustments was to increase net income for the six months
Feb. 29, 1956 to $3 013,000 or 69 cents a share In place of the 25
In
8,713,047
first
the
per
14,904
sharp_'_—__l„
common
$3,527,229, equivalent to 80 cents per share.
Income taxes was $9,802,230. Profit before income taxes
months of the 1955 year was $3,047,229.
months'
report reflects adjustments of certain reserves
at
Profit before
in
;
112,474,642
142,368,659
12,954,885
—
12,303,488
per
on
*
two hotels
Subs.)—Reports Increased Earns.
income——
on
described, $2,268,000
term,
North
year.
year.::;|
earnings of $1.84 per share of
common
stock would have
resulted if six months' earnings of Rhlnelander Paper Co. and Pacific
of
been
to
expected
of
;
.
_L.
for
Earnings
3
Tn thVSS
is
Juan Hotel Corp., Mr. Held said, include
American investors and the Puerto Rico In¬
the San
in
and
Net income
details follow:
OS.Lm industrialization of 5? P«"cipating and-Lding
inr/e\ W
Vie^ toat nation. The
and
fixed
sinking fund.
cieas-ng
cnierpr.se
date
on Nov.
together
1956,
York,
New
St.,
income
was
figure.
accumulated
,
Airport.
The
75,000 shs.
operation
is
ica:
San Jacinto Petroleum Corp.—Stock Offered—Mention
debentures may also be redeemed
principal
amount
thereof
the
Net
after
m*l be fedeemed at the option of the company,
llme m part by lot' at tbe principal
together with interest
*
'
expenses—
Container
$7,500,000
«kR5IhlhSentUrfS
amoun.
V
Wall
23
applicable to minority interests
Income
an
$100)—.
tApproximate
inv rJtl1iP at the
Jtn'th
any
year
and
management
•
due
years
' *
The structure will have 369 rooms, including- 50
cabanas furnished for use as guest rooms:
:
Ground-Breaking ceremonies are scheduled for July 28.
The hotel
World
1956—24 Wks—1955
Govern¬
*9,000,000
stock
•Israel
PRESENT
$7,500,000
to
incuried
Common
for
pay
steam
<"><• working capital,
EFFECT
_J_
payable
Israel,
to
of
Outstanding
1976
notes
ment
be
equipment and machinery, .'utili¬
150,000
SZgiJgSF* a,,d
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
12-year
to
through
July 13.
at Isla
built
be
about halfway
is
next
149,656,739 891,372,776 887,210,738
Incorporated,
Co.,
&
sales—
only
(Del.)
principal amount and 73,570 shares of common stock at
par ($100 per share).
These securities are offered as a
speculation. No underwriting is involved.
PROCEEDS—The
%
*Net
1806.
p.
U1® corPoration
$7,500,000
3%
Morgan
Waxed
used
to
will be built
hotel
The
for
Months Ended June 30—
Costs
P"ces ranging from 105, beginning
be
182,
Rogosin Industries Ltd.
20-year
called
been
s
182, p. 416.
Net
privately with eight
shares of 5% cumulative
T.in,hei PiofrirreJ? St0C.k is< callable at
i, 1961, down to 101.
hotel
financing
Mortgage
national
placed
July
loans
have
P.
Six
40,000
($100 per share).
par
Rican
reported
$4,73^,000
$5,201,000-
on
2695.
p.
St. Regis Paper Co. (&
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Preferred Stock Sold Pri-.
vately—The
J.
2,280,000
temporary bank l°ans amounting to $1,400,000.—V. 182,
©
placed * privately,
has
announced
was
will be
'which
(& Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
'
and
bankers.
$7,014,000
*3,586,000
working capital—.——
■
;V:
v:
155,090,160
183,
and non-producing royalty
Louisiana.—V. 184, p. 222.
arranged with the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston
through Glore Forgan & Co., New York and
Chicago investment
redemption on Oct. 1, 1956, $240,000
of 3>/8%
first and refunding mortgage series B bonds due Oct. 1, 1971
at 100'/a %
and accrued interest, Payment will be made at the office
1955
$8,787,000
liabilities
of
St. Paul Union Depot Co.—Partial Redemption—
^
1956
assets
current
current
12-week period
second
,
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Reports
the
with
r
,
Total
for the
'■-i
producing
company
dustrial Development,
far
Sales
—V.
$398,000.
compared
.
Total
reported
cents
72
interest
products
' :
1972, it
$6,750,000
Puerto
96%
was
its
and
of Houston, Tex., contemplating operations
large area in southern Louisiana and the
southern
in
interests
Shareholders
charges,
This
of
oil
Intercontinental.
of
establishing
after
16,, 1956.
June
Profit
Improved
and
non-recurring
and
crude
Verde near San Juan, Puerto
operated under lease by the Intercontinental Hotels Corp.
of New York upon its completion; next year.
Contracts for the operation of the hotel under a 20-year lease have
been signed, according to a joint announcement July 16 by Henry H.
Held and Byron E. Calhoun.
Mr. Held is head of the San Juan, Hotel
Corp., the company that will build the hotel. Mr. Calhoun is President
A
676,677
taxes
ownership
of
Glore, Forgan & Co., $3,000,000 of 5% collaterally secured
and
419,000
,$487,000
1956,
30,
the
Safeway Stores, Inc.
775,000 '
"
533,000
$215,000
June
*29,623
income
ended
weeks
12
Period End. June 16—
Cr42,000
—•
working
date
the
last. year.
taxes
thus
of
There
same
43,035
unusual
sale
a
substantial
Acquired
Rico,
during 1956 totalled $11,127,666.
In the
24 weeks of 1955, these taxes were - $5,884,500.
,
Net
income'' per share equalled
$2.51 during the firsj; 24 weeks.'
of
1956. for an average of 3,566,451 shares of common stock outstanding, as against earnings of $1.29 in 1955 for an average of
3,489,184 outstanding shares.—V. 183, p. 2695.
$5,854,000
refund
tax
for
Income
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$3,183,000
371.000
taxes
income
203,900
Continues
—
all
cover
the
Mexico.
of
vately-— The
same
Provision for Federal and
State
to
the
is
Corp.,
and
San Juan Hotel Corp., Puerto Rico—Notes Placed Pri¬
-
Comparing results for the first'.24 weeks of 1956 with those-for
same
period last year, net income—lifter taxes' and after a sub¬
stantial reserve—amounted to $9,925,271, 79% larger than the $5,553,-
\
Period End. June 30—
Rev.
a
(7)
the
group
a
over
Gulf
W. Mecom
five-year period in
The
■>t
_
Inc.
after
share,
reserves
than
into
Entered
with John
1955.
Ritter Co., Inc.*{& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—.../
1951
Stores,
per
$1.41
were
larger
connected
(6)
156.
p.
'?
in th^ ^'senv^rv n* t"'" •uranium o~e bodies.
a $25,000,000 wildcatting and development partner¬
Participated
;;)5>
2.104.2J5
1,217,357
>226,107
184,
Safeway
Earnings
ing of 47,130 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
on July
16 by Reynolds & Co. at $25 per share, with a
dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.
After approxi¬
mately 19,000 had been sold, the balance was withdrawn
on July 17.
J
way
___
income—
railway
oper.
substantial
Revlon, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
It
ry.
Nev.—
Reno,
on
July 2 filed a letter of notification with the
1,375,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
be used
to
of
from
Net
in
in the Basin owned by El Paso Natural Gas Co,
extensive offshore overriding royalty interests pertain¬
ship
224,186 '
113,30o
-949,090
139,747
985,570
'847,502
*74,415
San Jacinto
continue to engage
Acquired
(3)
notes, due
railway
to
ing to certain operations of Gulf Oil Corporation.
(4) Acquired an interest in
the Iranian Oil Consortium.
1—
Jan.
from
21,132
income
oper.
From
*14,325
railway
corporation
covering
offered
are
ry.
Gross
one-third,
Mining &
With
The
SEC
from
*Del'icit.—V.
Research
Files
Net
701
the company has:
organization,
property
by
,
$411,224
$189,769
32,625
*3,407
$203,260
51.669
at
intends
on
royalty and working interests in the Old Ocean Field
and elsewhere in Texas.
(2> Acquired properties in the San Juan Basin and a note secured
1953
1954
1955
1956
.
Dec. 5„
Building.
Delaware
interest.
Ry.—Earnings—
$197,921
16,732
office
and
Eastern
Consortium,
such
to
•
railway
principal
in
Acquired
(1)
mineral
from
2.000,000
*1,504,547 shs.
were
incorporated
was
engaged
Jacinto
San
Since
before
May—
its
is
It
Iranian
the
,
the
by
in
work Is well advanced on a $20,000,000 order
packages and pylon supports Tor nuu^r
Jetliner, the Douglas DC-8, The new orders bring Ryan's backlog to
$75,000,000, divided fairly equally between commercial and military
projects.—V. 183, p. 1619.
'
1
Net
one-half
Tex.
attributable
public,
Gross
$642,857
1,250,000
2,000,000 shs.
shares
55,302
of
company
maintains
and
sidiary,
In addition, engineering
the
production
Co.—Receives Jet Fuselage Order
Sacramento Northern
FINANCING '
Outstanding
$642,857
1,250,000
acquisition, development and operation of producing oil and gas
properties, in the exploration for oil and gas and, to a lesser extent,
in
the
exploration for uranium and other minerals.
The company
does not operate any drilling rigs,
its own drilling operations being
performed
by
independent drilling contractors. ' The only business
done
and intended to be done by the company's wholly-owned sub¬
to Ryan for jet engine power
Second
the
„
said
Weiss
Mr.
declared
have
PRESENT
TO
the
jet transport.
Share—
a
quarterly cash dividend of
hy2 cents a share on outstanding common stock, payable Aug. 15 to
holders of record July 31, L; £. Weiss, President, announced on July 17.
Net earnings for the nine months ended May 31. 1956, were $136,000,
equal to 18 cents a common share on 750,000 shares outstanding.
Sales for the period totaled $1,508,000.
Total current assets at May 31, 1956 were $1,139,000,
as against
total current liabilities of $293,000.
Total assets were $2,366,000.
Redondo Tile, a subsidiary of Texas Industries, Inc., Dallas, became
a
puolicly owned
company
in September 1955.
Fiscal year ended
The
need
the
when
,
the Symington Airpower Subcommittee, recently
disclosed that a total production of 400 KC-135's is
planned, with a rate of 20 a month to be eventually achieved.
The new contract raises to more than $27,000,000 Ryan's
fuselage
orders for the KC-135
and its commercial counterpart, the Boeing
"707"
Jet Stratoliner. Recently,
Mr. Ryan announced initial orders
of $12,500,000 for similar fuselage sections for the Boeing commercial
claimed
EFFECT
Dec. .14,
(bank loans)
value $1)_——
total
a
BUSINESS—The
1960.
Testimony
made
future
subject, as of June 30,
1956, to restricted stock options held by officers and employees of
the
company.
Since June 30,
1956,
one
option has been exercised
with respect to 10,000 shares.
than
more
GIVING
due
(par
addition,
"In
1950
for
orders
New
into
York—New Product—
Re-Nu-It Corp., New
stock
Common
$12,000,000 worth of Boeing KC-135 jet
tanker-transport fuselage sections have been received by this company,
T. Claude Ryan, President, announced on July 5.
This
quantity production contract is a "follow-on" order to the ;
first KC-135 fuselage orders received by Ryan in November 1954 and •;
assures
continually accelerating production into 1958, with prospect
of further orders expected to
assure work cn this project at least
-
Hailgarten
determined
be
to
1965
A, due Jan. 1, 1966
notes,
indebtedness
Sundry
2902.
Ryan Aeronautical
3.9
character
a
debentures, ser.
5%
the
in
Authorized
Houston,
Co
of
CAPITALIZATION
-
—V. 183* p.
1.5
—
—
funds
additional
raise
purposes,
arises.
4J/2% A 5-year
Hick¬
&
Staats
R.
Inc.
Co.,
&
to
need
remainder of its commitment to Mecom Petro¬
and in any such ev»»nt may effect addi¬
the
other
financing
therefor
25-Cent Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$2,189,122 $1,802,332 $10,769,382 $9,383,512
Sales
for
tional
-
The
may
of
part
or
Period End. June 30—
8.0
1.5
1.5
Co
&
Bernet
Inc.
man.
&
——-
Pierce
Mosle
1.5
Co
Southwest
First
1.5
8.0
-
Inc
Inc._
Clarke
W.
.J
Curtis
8.0
Co...
&
Co.
&
Co.,
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
3.9
„
■■
,
,
company
company
meet
the
of
reduction
the
basis.
leums,
was
Rose's 5, 10 &
■
19.0
Co.—_
Co
&
Bateman,
A.
&
Division departments.
*"
stated that* the expansion has
of
term
The
to
offer:
subscription
the
to
pursuant
■
White,
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
increase
,
,
III.—To Add Facilities
of the pump production facilities of this
announced on July 16. The newly adopted program
large-scale investment in new machine tools, one-third of
be Rockford
manfacture, and the re-location of several
been dictated by the steady
coqtoany's own pump business, and by the need
for preparing for
the growing market of newly engineered hydraulic
units.
•
t
"
The expansion affects production only for civilian business at the
present time, F. R. Dickerson, Vice-President and General Manager
of
the
Pump Division,
declared, although the company Is actively
seeking business from specific branches of the military—V. 174, p. 639.
It
to
.
longer
'
was
will
Pump
Commission for uranium con¬
said bank as security for the
repayment of the loan.
Aggregate principal requirements on the -loan
arc
$500,000 per year, payable in quarterly instalments of $125,000
each, commencing Dec. 1,
1956.
>
,
„
J
to
centrate
2768.
p.
expansion
substantial
A
corporation
with The Chase Man¬
agreement
credit
a
the entire proceeds ot this loan have been
of the uranium processing plant.
Moneys
hattan Eank,
'
2,525,000 shs,
of outstanding bank loans.
It is the present
to place the balance of such loans on a
remainder of such net proceeds will be used
by
the company in -connection
with the partial discharge of its
obligations to Mecom Petroleums and lor such other proper corporate
purposes as the board of directors of the company may from time to
time determine.
4
;>'■
V
applied to the
intention
Rogosln,
I.
183,
(Geo. D.) Roper Corp., Rockford,
$2,500,000
*$2,500,000
5,000,000 shs.
five-year term bank loan——
River.
President*—V.
property is approximately one mile from
261 Fifth Ave., New York City, is
The
Israel.
Hadera
the
f
\
of
seaport
exploration for other
the
in
engaged
is
company
and
CAPITALIZATION
3%%
■
Monday, July 23, 1956
..
.
(328)
(Continued
on page
51)
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
■"
——
.
In
nounced
the
first
all
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
Then
show
we
dividends
the
the
Ltd.,
class
8-20
Peoria
B
30c
9-
1
8-20
Perkins
Inc.,
35c
8-
1
7-13
7%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
General
General
Per
Name of
Admiral
Allis
(Louis)
Cast
Extra
8-
1
7-16
Getty
37'/2c
9-
1
8-15
Gillette
87'/2c
9-
1
8-15
Great
8-10
7-30
Great
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Aluminium,
4'/2%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
of
3V»%
dividend
Enka
Furniture
Cotp.
(quar.K
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
class
Line
Gold
Common
Class
25c
50c
Bowling
Co.
Trust
California
Stock
■«:
of
8-17
9-15
8-17
1
7-16
Investors
$1.13
:
—
8-
25c
8-
1
9-14
.
20c
—
15c
10c
.
—
7-31
interest
8-21
9-
8-27
7-31
8-25
8-15
7-30
7-18
30c
8-15
10c
9-10
40c
9-14
7-25
preferred
(quar.)___;.
Water
conv..
conv.
C
(quar.)
preferred
series
5.36%
conv.
preferred
5.20%
conv.
(quar.)
preferred G
5.20%
preferred
H
5.03%
preferred
I
California-Western
Canada
Cement
Canada
Foils,
Canadian
Co.,
7-24
L'Aiglon
1
7-24
Laura
&
Central
South
Cessna
A
Ltd.
Ltd.,
preferred
7-31
Louisville
Co.
McCord
■
>:
8-15
8-15
7-27
7-27
1
8-15
8-31
7-31
35c
8-15
8-
$1.12Vi
___,
Service
9-
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
1
Corp.,
1
$4.60
1
7-20
Missouri
.9-28
9-14
Missouri
Cochran
Foil
Co.
Co.,
7-16
Mitchell
9-10
8-24
Monterey
3oc
Monumental
A
■t'
redeemable
class
„>
Collyer
(two
preferred
20c
for
value
share of
each
v
•
Co.y
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Common
4Va%
Terminals
Columbian
Carbon
Commodore
Co.,
Co.
(monthly) -V
10c
-
(quar.)
$3.75
Can
(increased
Life
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
,
(quar.
B
7-27
9-1
7-23
9-15
H
8-24
9-14
8-21
9-
117Vic
1
7-30
8-15
7-31
1
8-15
9-
1 Vic
*
-
1
9-10
10-
9-15
9-
1
Shares—
Co.,
13c
Ltd.
8-
1
.preference
Hose
9-
62Vic
;
(quar.)
115c
.
,
1
50c
*"
8-15
8-15
7-30
8-22
8-
1
8-22
8-
1
?K>c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
3
50c
Associates„_t________i._____
&
Rubber (quar.)__!
Stock
Electronics
Investment
Corp.*
10-
1
25c
8-15
8-22
6%
&
preferred,
York
New
Central
RR
New
common
Noranda
Mines.
Normetal
Ltd;
Steel
(Charles F.)
9-21
Old
Edison,
National
Class
Omar,
Inc., 4'4%
88-
6
Ontario
Jockey
1
Oswego
Falls Corp.
8-17
8-10
8-17
8-10
5'/2%
8-21.
7-30
5%
Pacific
Gas
&
redeemable
1st
8-28
8-13
4'/2%
redeemable
1
8-13
4.36%
redeemable
5'/2%
preferred
Federal
Compress & Warehouse
National
4
Association
V2 rh
(initial)__.
7-18
Paragon
7-18
Park
8-16
8-28
8-28
8-16
8-28
8-16
9-1
of
&
preferred
Philadelphia
Rubber
10-
7-10
Suburban
10-
9-
(quar.)
8-1
10-
:
Tampa
7-31
1
Taylor
7-20
Gas
5%
Textron,
Industries
1
9-15
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
7-27
4%
preferred
4%
/
8-1
4
"(John
Co.,
&
A
Glass,
*7-31
7-31
15c
Hill
Keno
)
Co.,
Co.
Utah
common
7-23
to
9-10
8-17
posal
be held
on
Oct. 8
split
to
the
8-31
8-17
9-28
8-31
Vogt
7-31
7-20
Waite
$1
8-22
8-16
Walker
1
7-25
Warner
Washington
Mutual
Washington
Steel,
Ventures,
V
Ltd.,
Co.
Mfg.
Amulet
Electric
Penn
$4
Investment
Pennsylvania
7-10
7-26
7-18
9-
1
8-10
Weber
10-15
9-28
West
Coast
J1334c
10-15
9-28
West
End
35c
8-10
7-23
37'/2c
8-15
7-27
3434c
8-15
7-27
31 '4c
8-15
7-27
$1.12'4
6%
4.80%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)___
'
_i___
(quar.K,
Ltd.
31'4c
31'4c
8-15
7-27
—
8-15
7-27
30c
8-15
7-27
preferred
(quar.)___
28'/sc
8-15
7-27
preferred
(quar.)_—
27'4c
8-15
25c
8-31
8-21
50c
9-
1
8-17
25c
9-13
8-30
90c
7-30
7-16
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
(Phila.)—
convertible
Electric
preferred
Co,
Co.,
preferred
4.40
(s-a)
$1.10
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
$1.01
(quar.)
9-
92 '/2c
pfd,
(quar.)_.
9-
8-16
7-31
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
1
8-10
55c
9-14
8-17
4.70%
preferred
preferred
$1.17'/2
9- 1
(quar.)__~
$1.12'/a
9-1
8-10
4.60%
preferred
(quar,)__
$1.15
9-
8-10
pro¬
on
a
(quar.)
A
Fire
Lines
i
(initial)
Co.
i'v
$1.12 Vi
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
*
.
1
(quar.)
8-10
6c
7-31
7-13
1
7-19
9-15
8-23
8- 1
,
8-
Wrigley
(Wm.)
8-17
15c
8-15
8-15
7-26
<-2b
8-15
(quar.)
12'/2c
9-29
9-14
(monthly)
25c
9- 1
8-20
50c
9-
1
d-20
25c
25c
.10-1
11- 1
9-20
1°
Monthly
Monthly
-—
Co.
20c
(quar.)
Co._
—
&
8- 1
9-10
9- 4
(quar.^f.
_
Sheet
8-20
8-31
9- 1
EXtra
(Rudolph)
8-15
9-14
Co.
Co.
20c.
10c
'
common
(quar.)
Petroleum
cab
9- 1
30c
31'Ac
Co
Industries,
preferred
Youngstown
8- 1
8- 1
34%c
—
(quar.)
Woodley
Yellow
8-15
20c
—______
common
preferred
Wurlitzer
8-1
8-15
4%
(quar.)
White's
Blake
8-7
*9-1
J30c
(quar.)
5%
8-24
8c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Timber
Whitney
7-2U
7-20
this time.)
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
Stores,
8- 1
8- 1
'
dividend
5'/2%
8-10
25c
75c
60c
Inc.__
(quar.)_
omitted at
Ltd.
8-6
9-10
25c
Fund,
(quar.)
insurance
9-1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
9- L
20c
30c
(quar.)
common
Fixtures—
&
8%
135c
——
(quar.)
8-10
4.50%
stock
—__
Investors
7-27
A
7-3**
7-26
directors'
class
common
Chemical
Air
8- 5
8-24
9-15
,
..'
.__
Products,
Stock
a
cent
convertible
Western
J25c
J12'/2c
"
on
of Wise.;
(quar.)
Showcase
Westeel
7-27
_____
Co.
Swasey
Westchester
7-27
8-17
12-7
9-2i
(quar.)—___
(Dividend payment
B
preferred
1st
Corp.
Cement
non-cum.
7-10
7-24
Woodall
Sheraton
Peerless
7-24
41334c
(quar.)__—_
<9-1
&
8-27
9- 7
8-24
special meeting
a
common
50
Mines
preferred
8-15
25c
——
preferred
1st
$3
Mfg.
9- 7
8-27
(increased)_____,——
Ltd.
Mfg.,
Viceroy
9-21
9-21
9-10
9- 7
1-1-57
10- 5
dividend)
1
20c
:____
11-15
11-15
11-15
basis.
(stock
Co.
20c
(quar.)______
_
8-15
-f-Sc
Co.—
vote at
will
$1.14
"
,
9-14
7-20
37'/2c
22 '/2c
30c
—
Light
&
12c
_
7-31
-——— --
(quar.)
(s-a)___.
115C
-
7-31
7-30
.
tlOc
(interim)__
Ltd.
—
(quar.)
Power
8-1
10-
1
1
7'/2c
56'Ac
25c
(quar.)___—_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Cos.
Mines,
9-14
45c
.___
(quar.)__—
common
preferred
Vendo
f50c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
.•
Lines
S.
Upson
"'
Co.(initial
8-15
common
Coal
Extra
U.
RR.—
*
8-15
8-15
5c
common
preferred
Electric
4'/2%
50c
Co.
R.)
Trust
Can
United
8
;Vr
.
(quar.)
Welder
Series
United
8-17
8-15
preferred
Electric
Electric
United
.
J12'/2c
20c
—.—_
(quar.
A
Securities
Stockholders
Louis
(initial quar.)
—_______
8-10
8-15
8-
8-29
8-16
9c
8-
11-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
9-
10c
8- 1
8-15
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Thomson
..
9-
■;
11-15
3.65%
and
10-
*
9-27
8-20
1
7-31
8-15
(quar.25c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
$4
preferred (quar.)___
$1
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
_r
—,—92'/2c
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)—_—
87'/2c
8-31
9-28
>
8- 1
9-10
:
_____
(quar.Y5C«
8- 3
9-15
9-14
7-18
7-18
37¥aC
37%c
8- 1
9- 3
9-11
$2.50
11-
8- 1
7-18
7-31
22c
(quar.)—_—50c
(interim)
5%
37 %c
75c
K
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
,
7-20
Union
$1.75
7-19
8-15
31'Ac
.__——
B (quar.)—
.Brothers, "common
Thompson
8-15
7-20
40c
7-31
8-15
Tobacco
8-27
9-15
7-27
7-31
—91'Ac
(quar.)——15c
Inc.,
Thalhlmer
1
1
7-31
.1
9-14
8-15
10c
8-6
1
10- 1
7-31
7-14
1
10c i
10-
$1
15c
1
profits)
J25c
(quar.)___—_—
com.
new
6-20
:
8-24
8-15
♦
9-14
9-14
1
1
7-23
»
1
1
9-
50c
8-15
1
8-
:
1
9- 1
1010-
8-15
-
1
8-
10-
15c
income
8-
$1
75ci/:
■
8- 1
40c
31'Ac
7-27
^
:
8-15
,
15c
——15c
preferred
9-15
8-
.
8-15
5c
$0.1719
(reduced).:
convertible
8-
-
9-14
8-15
;
5c
(quar.)______
common
Telautograph Corp.,
35c
.
B
Co.,
Texas
9-
(quar.)
45c
40c
(quar.)__——
(quar.)^
A
7-23
8-10
3
10-19
>.
(quar.)—_—
preferred
9-15
10-
1
1
,
*
Pearson & Carson (Canada),
convertible preferred (quar,)_
50c
10-
9-30
preferred A (quar.)___—$1.08
preferred B (quar.)—
——$1.04
4.16%
4
10-19
60c
(quar.)——__
—i
A
(quar.)—
Service, common
Electric
4.32%
$
8-10
10-
(quar.)__
common
6%
preferred
6%" "preferred
9-15
<!quar.)
redeemable
3.70%
Co.—
(quar.)
)'•••
10-19
11-
11-1
1
preferred
1
11-1
27'Ac
27'/2c
a
____.
$1.25
10-
10-
10-19
Corp.—
Corp.
9-14
lit
I:
'
1
Bros:,
Stouffer
•
20c
.
preferred
1st
preferred
8-16
62'/2c
30c
1',
10-19
11-
(quar.)_—25c
(quar.)'• '<>>
30c
Co.
&
Wells,
8-
1
Corp.
Struthers
17c
;
Tire
6
6
8-28
Mortgage Association—
Monthly
Firestone
88-
683,4C
(quar.)
Federal
Fire
6c
4c
5%
1
9-1'*
$1.50
(quar.)__
9-
(quar.)__
8-
$1.10
—
Electric,
preferred
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)k
20c
4Vi% prior preferred (quar.)__$1.12 Vi
preferred
8-15
95c
(quar.)
4.80%
convertible
7-20
-
(A.)
$31'4c
#
,
preferred
7-16
5%
8-24
9-28
11-
Ltd. (quar.),——:
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly payable from investment ir,c.__
8-20
1
10-19
—__
$1.15
preference
convertible
12c
A____.
1
dividend
Stedman
Club, Ltd.— "
convertible
8-
Stock
8-
96J4c
(quar.)___t
preferred A
5'/2%
30c
15c
Stein
5'/a%
K
Olympia Brewing Co.__
15c
(quar.)_
8-10
97'/2C
!_______
redeemable
_____*.
9-
9-10
at
class
.Standard-Thompson
$1.25
Corp., class A__
1st
common
Stanley Warner
^
B
5%
Corp.,
7-30
8-30
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Co.—
Co.
convertible
8-24
9-10
10-19
1
Packaging Corp.—
7-31
$1.11'4
(quar.K.—____2_k____.
4.56%
7-16
Eros.
Standard
9-10
:
10-19
1
11-
—_
(quar. )__■___—
8-31
8-
9-6
Extra
B
8-15
8-
quar.)_
(quar,)_i_
Co.,
7-25
Fedders-Quigan
8-
$2.50
)__ii._____4K___—/
Wire
9-27
Farmer
9- 4
V t50c
Ltd.' (quar.
Mining,
25c
pfd.- (quar. )c.
Milling,
Class
1
1
11-
basis.
Water
Standard
8-17
two-for-one
25c
60c
Stamford
7-27
30c
—
(quar.)
securities
& St.
(initial)
(quar.)_
Corp.,
7-23
90c
(quar.)_i.
common
York, Chicago,
(quar.-)______________
Credit
1
9-V1
$1.60
(quar.
New
Empire Southern Gi»s
Equitable
vote
7-17
special meeting to be held on Sept. 13 on a directors'
proposal
to
split
the
common
on
a
8-10
Shipbuildings.
Elgin National Wr.tch
:_
will
1
11-
97'/2c
—.—$1.033/4
$1.06'A
$1.10
—-———■
(increased)———
three-for-one
(from investment income)___
series (from investment income)
Steel
6% "preferred
7Vic
3c
?
(quar.
(quar.)'
series
Stock
30c
Extra
(quar.)___,
8-15
8-31_
8-I0
7-15
50c
(quar.}
Dumont Airplane & Marine Instrument, inc.— *
30c preferred A (quaf.)
Sugar
.
Noyes
1S1.25
9-1
preferred
(quar;
Securities Series:
W National
Ohio
(quar.)__
common
National
Northwestern
shares
9-14
33c
92'/2c
preferred
(quar.
25c
*
Corp.,
Electric
A
preferrel
12'/2c
(quar.)__„
Textile
Aircraft
Extra
Eastern
preferred
Investments, L„u.—
preference
Dravo
4%
Trust
interest
Dominion-Scottish
5%
realized
6%
933/4C
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Douglas
from
7%
1
9-28
preferred
By-Products, Inc.
Lead Co., common..
3
&
Dominion
cents
7-13
25c
Lighting (quar.)._!
Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
'?
2
i
8-
7-31
50c
4.36%
50c
investment
8-15
10-
8-1
4.40%
(quar.)____—__
Fund—
net
7-31
45c
__J
Day-Brite
5%
from
Pfd.
■
—___.
Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)___
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
,
Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Beneficial
C.)
(G.
8-17
35c
7-17
$1
4.60%
32'/2c
Inc.
9-10
Co.
/___
7-27
___________
(quar.)
t25c
8-15
8-15
preferred
9-12
7-16
8-
4.40%
1
1
8-20
(quar. )__*.____
$1
8-
;
9-15
preferred
■
8-23
25c
75c
Public
Stockholders
9-1
9-11
(increased)———^____
Ltd.
Square D Co.
7-31
$1
75c
4.25%
62'/2C
pfd.
8-31
7-31
8-15
30c
7
10C
7-10
1
(quar.)__
A
7
'
8-10
8-
8-15
—
class
9-
1
9-14
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—V
9-
i.
1
9-15
—_
1
$1.25
Co.
Investment
cents
National
8
Co.,
10c
(quar.)___
Co. "(quar.)
(8
National
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
25c
8-
7-17
70c
10-
$1.15
Lines,
(increased)—
10-
8-
8-15
5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
8-10
9-14
50c
preferred
preferred
9-10
1
45c
—_
preferred
7-31
7
7-24
25%
(quar.)
4.15%
8-15
10-
10c
3.90%
V,
7-31
20c
3.70%
(quar.)____
&
9-
10c
7
50c
preferred
Hardware,"
P.;
7-28
1
9-
15c
Insurance
Mutual
.
7-16
1
25c
quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Dominion
10-15
(J.
1
7-23
—___
preferred
1
9-
1
/•■V 65c
Co., Ltd. (quar.K
(quar.)_____
Life
9-
10-
1
7
8-15
10c
50c
8-
15c
participating preferred
Murphy
9-15
8-
Southwestern
fr"©m
&
Co.
Moore-Handley
Morgan
10-15
120c
Copeland
Diocesan
•
S.)
Oil
Moore-McCormack
*
'8-15
/
(J;
60c
(quar.)
& Power
American
cents
(increased
20c
Co., Ltd.
(Wilmington, Del.)-
Continental
7-23
1 >
11*1
37Vic 7
(quar.)__
(quar.)
National
Continental
1
1
•
11-
$1.12Vit
1
pfd.
910-
10c
6%
;
7-31
1
Southam
7-20
8-15
8-17
$1.10
(quar.)______
9-14
9-
7-20
—
—
Development,
1'
1
1
9-10
(increased)______
$1.06 >4
(quar.)—
Cement;
9c
Hotel
Connecticut Light
•»
8-
Class'B
realized
net
Moody's Investors Service—
$3
10c
com:;
«.___;
Composite Fund
Conduits
8-20
8-15
50c
Common
Columbia
1
1
—
(quar.)
Power
1
''
5%'
A___—Wire
Central
8-20
"
-
par
held)
A
Insulated
Colorado
Ltd.—
shares
>
9-
$1.25
_*.*
dividend
1
Gas
Portland
7-24
9-
4.40%
15c
10-
(quar.)
Natural
7'/2c
tquar.)
Texas
8-15
4
8-31
8-
60c
Service, com. (quar.)—
(quar.—_—
(quar. )K
preferred
42'/2c
;
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
Stock
2
(quar.)—
common
8-31
K-l"—
9-17
20c
preferred
$1
South
(quar.)
common
Power,
*
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
S.),
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Smith-Douglass Co.
$1.06 »4
8-13
Co.
(T.
8-15
9-
7-31
(quar. )_i__K--__-_-_--__^—
8-15
10-
8-15
(quar.)
n
$1
Rhoads, Inc., 4V4%
Minneapolis Gas (quar.
8-
Insurance
Co.
1
(quar.)
Mississippi
8-15
8-
preferred
9-
25c
7-27
7-31
2'/2c
30c
•
7-20
8-15
.■
9-15
(quar.)___
RR.
7-31
35c
Chemical
Simms
8-15
$1.25
&
25c
Title
7-31
9-
1
8-15
Extra
4%
8-
8-31
30c
..
(quar.)
Inc.
9-
.
75c
Clorox
8-14
10-
8-31
50c
Simmons
$1.68%
Chicago Mill & Lumber
City
3
8-15
15c
8-20
9-28
35c
—
(quar.)______
Products,
25c
Tobacco
preferred
Chain Store-Real Estate Trust (Mass.) (quar.)
(quar.)
8-
$1.25
9-14
j_.
44c
_'
8-15
,
9- 1
9-1
1
8-31
9-29
t50c
$1.25
from
1
9-
1
$1.20
I
8-15
25c
(quar.)
8-
Miller
8-15
10c
common
1
McCormick & Co. (Bait.), 57o
pfd. (s-a)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 4.45% pfd. (quar.)
4.35%, preferred (quar.)_!___
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)__Ii___^___.
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)__——___
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)_l__
7-31
1$1.06
Corp, (quar.)____.—
9-
8-31
9-29
75c
dividend
35%C
(quar.)
Nashville
&
$2.50
1$1.25
(quar.)—
:
preferred
(quar.)
7-31
7-31
1
7-26
J 7c
.1
8-31
8-31
9-
Corp.
Myers
&
8-15
*.
7-26
1
32c
(quar.)__
"Series
Corp. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Mayer
(Oscar)
&
Co
150c
pfd.
Savers
Liggett
115c8-15
.
1
8-
9-29
$1.07'/2
Schoellkopf-Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.______^_
Security Title Insurance (Los Ang.) (quar.)
Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.):
Shell Transport
& Trading Co.,
Ltd.—^
5c
(Quarterly from net investment income).
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)____
110c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
5%
>
}25c
(quar.)
8-31
8-
$1.75 ■'
Lynch
(quar.)_.c__—
5%-
Publ.c
Aircraft
8-15
(quar.)_.__
Electric,
Vermont
Life
9-15
West
Century Foundry,
7-31
7-31
7-31
75c
(quar.)
Louisiana
7-31
8-15
8-15
7-31
(quar.)____
Central
8-15
-
9-10
5
$1.02
$1.04%
;—
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
Secord
/ 33c
33'/2c
(s-a)
9-
Sherman
(quar.)—
Inc.
8-31
(quar.)
•
7-31
Ltd.
Apparel,
9-29
50c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Sheraton, Inc.
Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)_
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
7-24
8-15
Insur.
Wire
&
35c
$1.12 '/2
Funds
cents
8-31
___.
common
preferred
Sheller
(quar.)___"
8-15
1
8-15
Life
9-28
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
313Ac
class
preferred
-v
.
Paper,
cents
(quar.)____,__
41
Steel
32'/2c
(quar.)
Transit
St.
8-16
Stock
Keystone
32'/2c
common
Utilities,
F
.
Rochester
8-15
;
2
8-
9-29
________________
(quar.)
Co.
9-19
Regis
2
8-17
45c
(quar.)
1
Maine—
of
common
(quar.)_I__:
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
(H. H.)
1
4.40%
7-16
8-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
& Insulation Corp, (N. J.) (quar.)
Refractory
7-25
7-31
—____
Gas,
Co.
8-30
$1.25
Kings County Trust Co.
Quarterly
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Corp.
Central
net
9-14
8-1
5
Tile
9-
$r
(quar.)__
9
&
(quar.)
10-
25c
8-10
(quar.).
Locomotive
f 4.50%
A
:
8-15
___—
(quar,)
States
participating
Canadian
4.25%
1
27'/2c
E
Light,
and a regular of 24
investment
income)
8-
D.; iquar.)__
preferred
&
Custodian
special
8-
43%C
Redondo
9-24
8-17
(quar,)
Stores
i5c
21c
profits
Service Co.—
preferred
5.28%
Carlisle
Co.
Keystone
50c
(quar.)
com.
11-
Inc.
Owl
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(qUar.)
preferred "(quar.)
preferred
(quar. 1
3%
Insur.,
Robertson
37I/2c
8-15
.7
Roanoke Gas Co.
8-17
7%
Resistance
preferred
50c
5.30%
,
8-
*
8-31
9-20
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Utilities, : com.
(increased)
preferred"-; -fquar.K
Kellogg
(A
Corp
Title
Harvested,
Power
4%%
10c
quar.)
9-14
Mutual
414%
7.20c
(increased
11-15
35c
profits J
City Stock Yards Co^
preferred (quar.)_____
5%
5%
1
Rayonier,
Red
convertible
Kansas
7-18
He
Co
Pacific
California
60c
5%
21c
—
Co
7-31
7-31
7-10
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone (N. Y.), common
1st
preferred
(quar.)
.Corp. (quar.)
Jervis
America—
Extra
1
$1.76
8-15
8-31
25c
.
8-15
9-14
(quar.)__—
8-15
(quar.)
and
pref.
7-14
Southern
4% %
7-18
9-15
7-31
I
9-1
10-15
7-23
12'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Ltd. (quar.)
1
7-23
11%%
(quar.)
4.30%
9"15
(final)
8-20
7-30
l'4c
preferred
preferred
4.187o
$1.06'4'
Kansas
(s-a)
1
8-17
Jamestown
8-31
'
»
Iowa
7-16
v
8-
9-
ii
income
securities
9-15
; K !
dividend
4.40%
from
»
International
Rubber
&
Consumers
California
7%
:
9-12 .r 8-13
"30c
5
9-10
i!5-;
common
(quar.)
investment
International
Fund________
Terminal
from
8 13 '■"
«-■;
Hose
Broadway Hale Stores
Bush
9- 4
8-10
Ltd.—
beneficial
of
Green
''
9-
divid.
9-10
Development
9-12
(quar,).;
-(quar.)..;
Fund
Woven
8-15
10-1
4.03%
$1.40
Corp.^—
(Dividend payment deferred at this time.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund (12 cents
8-31
9-15
4
8-17
Ltd.
1
12'/2c
(quar.)
1
9-
10c
class A
Electric
12 y2c
(quar.)
Food Products, 4%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)____.
5%
Industrial
8-31
common
Investment
Certificates
9-28
/
9-
1
7-31
8-
25c
Telephone
Associates,
Holder*
of Ree.
8-10
50c
(quar.)
t$1.25
(quar.
Co.
50c
________
Corp.
Eoston
preferred
,,
Sound
'+4c
<quar.)
Co.
Hygrade
8-15
8-15 "J
(quar.)
Quebec Mines, Ltd.
Boston
8-27
51
(quar.)—.2
Bingham-Herbrand
(quar,)
Bond
9-10
1
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
[ 4fh preferred (quar.)
Beneficial
Howe
1
Piano .Co*, (quar,)...
Belleterre
7-31 i
.......—112'Ac
RR.
(quar.
preferred
Baldwin
$4.25
9-
9-
1
9-
B
Service
50c
(quar.)_____K___i_____
E.)
Electrochemical,
8-15
9-
(quar.K-xi
Cement
(Charles
9-21
$1.50
Conn.
Ltd.
Service
Mills,
$4.50
Hooker
<-
(quar.)
A
Avondale
i
Hires
8-16.
117%c
Mines
Electric
Auto
Hercules
8-16
37'/2c
(quar.)
A
Co.,
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Aunqr
1
343/sc
1
•
Coast
9-
50c
Laundry Machinery Co.-(quar./)—
Water Works, 6% Pfd. (quar.)*.
preferred <quar.KK_-_-----i
American Zinc, Lead
& Smelting (quar.)
Atlantic
8-15
V.
10-
Class
Public
&
Inc.,
13
$1.75
Mercantile Co
J12>/2c
8-10
-
4
(Dallas),
8-10
7
4
9-
J12V2C
i
;
1
8-15
Johnson
Randall Co.
1
40c
__
9-
1
(quar.)
common
____
Distance
When
Payable
$2.12%
—
Products
$1.10
9-
9-10
Poloron
1
Gear,
(s-a)
(quar.)
Long
Pittsburgh
60c
9-
8-30-V
Pinchin,
7-31
30c
8-31
5c
■»
(quar.K-.a_:
5%%
participating,
B
8-16
10c
t-'
&
RR.
Corp.
9-13
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
Insurance
Philippine
59 %c
(quar.)___!:._
V
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.) '
Hazeltine
Corp.
(quar.)____!_.
Hecla
Mining
Co.
(increased)
87Vac '
American
$4
Class
15c
(quar.
(quar.K*.—Km*
American
Associated
A
5%
Tiling
American
Class
8-16
10-
(quar.
A
Petrolite
8-15
50c
Co.,
8-15
10-
(quar.)______
Valley
Machine
55c
(quar.)
Coal
1
Bureau
preferred
53 »/«c
25c
-
J,
American
preferred
preferred
9-
&
9-29
-
40c
,
125c
preferred
Encaustic
Stock
8-3
4%
9-15
60c
(quar.)
t56c
i.»
(quar.)
common
convertible
American
Co.
West
Gulf
(quar.)
Airlines,
9-5
Co.,
9rl0
$1.75
(s-a>__
Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)________
Northern Paper, common (quar.)
Great
;
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
t60c
l.
7-31
8-16
Oil
4.40%
8-20
8-16
$2
■*._
Canada
9-1
50c
__
Co.
American
50c
_
(quar.I
preferred
4%
50c
____
Aluminum
A
15c
Inc.
34o
35c
,
preferred
prior
Mills,
Alloy
of Rec.
Corp.,. 60 cent pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)______
Gas
$3.50
Metals
Telephone Corp., common
4'/4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75 %
preferred
(quar.)___.
Holders
Payable
Finance
Alabama
Allied
When
Share
Company
Per
1
A
Share
Name of Company
9-
Class
payments previ¬
i
of Rec.
30c
payment date.
.
Holders
Payable
(quar.)_
Gas,
an¬
follow with
we
Stores,
When
Share
Company
(quar.)
/
$1.40 pridr 'preferred "(quar.):
Gas
Service
Co.
(quar.)___General Cigar Co., common (increased
quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name of
Fitzsimmons
Dividend announcements
tables.
,
Per
DIVIDENDS
a
(329)
__—
Tube
Co.
(quar.)
9- 1
8-lt»
8-15
20c
8-31
810
SI
9-15
8-11
-14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(330)
V
give tlie dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
we
preceding table.
•
,
3/10
Fund
cents
of
distribution
regular
Payable of Rec.
Share
distribution
realized
from
New
Ayres
a
lc
7c
cents*
27%c
5%
(stock dividend),,
(quar.)—• :
7-25
•
6-29v
7-20
7-30
Advisers
Inc.
net capital
Ltd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Radio (quar.),*,—*~»—**;»***.»-•
Telephone & Telegraph Co.-——
Alba Hosiery Mills (extra* ——
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel (quar.*—
Allied
Control,
common
(quar.)
20c
50c
5c
40c
20c
14c
preferred
$3.75
(s-a),*
preferred
Amalgamated
Amerada
pfd.
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Co.
Ins.
10- 1
8- 1
7-31
50c
25c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Automobile
American
9-10
-
<
8-20.
10- 1
$1.40
Beech
/'
7-16
25c
7-27
7-16
$1
9-17
7-31
9-
27 %c
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
1
7-101
10-
1
7-27
9-
8-10
15c
Finance
Watch
Benrus
St Cement,
Bessemer Limestone
•>
&
Best
(quar.)
com.
1
7-16
9-12
50c
Foods,
•*
7-27
Co.
7-
8-24
8-4-
15c
(quar./
'7-20
6
Co.
Book
American
(quar.)__
Board Co. (quar.)
American
Box
American
Business
(Quarterly
American
3%c
Co.
—
■
—
American
American
Products
American
Ice Co., 6%
American
Insurance
Semi-annual
American
from
American
Bond
'
1
7-20
7-20
Borg-Warner
1
1
97-31
8-21
7- 3
Boston
8-
7-13
2%c
9-28
12-10
1
7-16
8- 1
7-16
8-
Ltd.—
t
•
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
9-10
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.*
$1.25
12-20
12-10
Common
7%
Stand.
&
1
(quar.I
Sanitaiy
7%
35c
*
Class
Thermos
American
American
Wire
A
4%%
Anglo-Ecuadorian
Bullocks,
8-
1
7-20
Bunker
8-
1
*
7-18
7-27
v
7-13
Burgess-Manning Co.
Burns St Co., Ltd. (quar.)
7-24
7-12
7-26 "
7-12
$15c
'
9-
1
8-
1
7-10
Brand,
$2.50
Inc.,
class
preferred
A
Caldwell
7-
*,»,—125c
7—26
9-10
1
1
7-20
Appalachian Electric Power—
4V2% preferred (quar.*,
(quar.)
,
>
Ltd.,
$2.50
preference
"A"
series
(quar.),,
preferred
(quar.
$2.50
preferred
(quar.),,.
$4.35
preferred
(quar.),__r_,__„
Fuel
Oil
■
Gas
Associated
5.25%
Dry
Goods,
preferred
Common
5%
Atlanta
&
Atlantic
Santa
Atlantic
(quar.),,
City
Fe
Line
Air
preferred
4.35%
Atlas
2nd
Refining
Ry.
Ordinary
Block
shares
ord.
Atomic
(12
(Each
block
shares)
Gold
Nichols
Mines,
&
5%%
1
8-10
Canadian
•
$1.25
9-
1
1
6-29
9-
1
8-20
Special
9-
1
8-17
8-1
;
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
9-15
7-25
B
8-
"
8-
6-3°
Stock
:
'V.,
v
V:
Consolidated
$5
Consumers
,
share
shares
ten
of
Rubber
Ltd.—
8-15
8-15
Crnm
Cuban-American
8-
1
6-22
Cuneo
1
6-22
Curtiss-Wright
8-13
*
$40c
8-27
8-13
27»/2c
8-
1
7-
40c
9-
1
8-10
6
Mfg.
Dallas
.A
8-
1
7-
2
Power
;
8-15
Daystrom.
8-31
8-15
Dayton
A
(quar.)
$12c
11-30
11-15
8%
B
(quar.)
$25c
11-30
11-15
Dayton
Rubber,
60c
7-31
25c
7-31
7-
6
Deerfield
50c
9-21
9-
4
De
Celotex Corp.,
8-
8
7-20
5%
10c
8-
1
7-14
Central
Cold
Central
Electric
Central
of
15c
1
7-14
*
7-14
Georgia
preferred
A
Gas
(quar.)
(increased)
8-31
5%
preferred
B
8-
1
7-13
5%
preferred
A
1
7-13
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),.
8-
1
7-20
15c
B
30c
7-30
7-13
7.30
7-13
15c
7-30
7-13
37y2C
7-30
7-13
..."
pfd. (quar.)..,
$343/»c
56Vic
Central Hudson
Gas
&
7-17
9-
8
9-20
9-
8
$8
12-20
12-
8
Denver
$1.25
12-20
12-
R
7-13
2
7^9-
1
8-28
I-
1
1
6
6-15
1-1-57
12-14
9-11
8-14
28%c
9-
1
8-15
10c
10c
8-
1
8-
1
7-14
25c ..." 10- 1
8-15
50c
.9-10
.9-29
,9-14
6%
$2.50
2%
(quar.)
A
*
;v
—___
(quar,)_**__
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Dartic. pfd. iquar.)
7%
—*_,,_*——
$2
28c
28c
$1.75
8772c
15c
>
preferred
$4
Inc.
common
3
8-10
11-
9-14
8-15
8-
7-25
8-
1
1
7-10
912-
7
1
7-10
7-10
8-
-i' / 8-
7-10
7-18
8-
8-
7-18
8-
7-11
7-27
8-15
7-11
7-27
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
25c
50c
8-15
8-
7-23
6-29
40c
7-31
7-
5
40c
9-
4
8-
6
9-
4
8-
6
12-15
12-
I
87%c
$1
(quar.),,.
(quar.),,—,*—*,,,—*
Steam
(quar.).
9
9-28
35c
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Glassine
$2%-S3Vi
12-
7-16
9-28
30c
*
common
Tramway
4
12-28
10c
(quar.)
RR.,
(quar.)_,__
preferred
9-
7-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Michigan
A
8-
50c
iquar.)——.—-
Turbine——.****Delaware Power & Light Co.1 (quar.),,,.—,.
Dennison Manufacturing—
Common class A
(increased quar.)
$1.25
:
Inc.
class
Laval
$1.25
'
Eleq. Corp. (quar.)
Central Illinois Securities
$1.50 convertible
Central
4%
&
Power
preferred
Corp.,
preference
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),,
com.
;;
20c
8-
10c
9-15
9-
8-
-
$2
—
1
Corp.—
preferred
62Vic
(s-a)
(quar.),
Denver
Union
Detroit
1
7-10
1
Gasket
Diamond
$1.50
$1
;
8-
1
Certain-Teed
8-
7-17
Chase
Products
Manhattan
Bank
Yard
Co.
1
8-15
25c
7-25
7-10
45c
8-
1
7-10
37%c
8-
1
7-10
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
SI
(quar.)——
$1.05
8-
1
7-14
&
Match
Mfg.
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
7-14
DiGiorgio
Class
6 30
Stock
9-
7-16
37 Vic
1
Co.—
preferred
7-31
1
7-31
9-20
$2
9-15
'
4.20%
Ltd.—
6
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
8-10
7-
22 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
isc
&
—
Co.—
Ry.
t4c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)___
20c
preference
(quar.).,
(quar.),,
Storage
4%
-
preferred,
1
8-
preferred
5%
-
A
8-
ll%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
38c
*„
class
preferred
Light,
preferred
gains)
9-30
1
7
7-
11-
(final)—
(quar.)___
87«f
Brothers.
8-31
Class
7-3
7-13
8-13-
8-15
(quar. ),„__,—$1.75
Water, 5%
pfd. (quar.)_______
$1.25
&
1
7-25
11-15
preferred
Davidson
7-27
$2.50
,
Sugar Co.,
&
Class
8-1
• 25c
17Vic
iquar.)
1
8;
35c
;
8-20
8-20
25c
(quar.)
8-
8-
.
17%c
(quar.),,,
—____
A
Ccrp., class A
$25c
(quar.)
Lines
Co._,.,,____
$13c
A
6
8-25
$$1.30
(quar.),
(quar.)
class
7
7
9-.1
$1
$1
$4.24 preferred (quar.$1.06
4%% preferred (quar.)„,w;__—————
$1.13
Dallas Transit Co., common
83/4C
7%
held)
9-
(quar.),_;
Inc., 3%%
Press,
Davenport
Corp.
1
Co.——
& Land, $1.12 preferred
preferred (quar.),
7-16
8-27
9-
10-
^
57c preferred (s-a)—
(stock dividend)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Seal
&
Forster,
7-16
Class
7-20
9- 7.
:
<
class A
1
Curtis
8-20
-6.
1
Shoe,
Inc.
8-15
$40c
(s-a)
Oil
$1.12
7-16
1
(quar.)
-
Sexton,
Corp.
&
8-15
10-
;:
fOnt.)
(quar.
Cork
International,
Crystal
1
10-
B
Crown
1
7
9-
8-15
55c
(quar.)
com.
receipts ordinary
dep.
Systems.
9- 1
8-1
$1.04
20c
Craddock-Terry
Crown
9
$2.50
Courtaulds,
Class
8-
7-12
.7-20
$1.12%
$1.13
75c
Quarterly
Craig
1
7-
Insurance—
Realty
Cosmopolitan
B
Ltd.,
(quar.),
com.
Insurance
Life
8-
25c
Refining Co., common
8-
Tudor
Co.,
&
Co.,
(pay¬
7-
1
8-20
42Vic
(quar,),
(quar.)*,—
Investors, cla^s
Inc.
&
8-
7-
8-
•
$1.25
Gas
Transportation
Tire
Products
Cribben
9-
7-
1
York—
New
ol
(quar.)
Life
Crossett
$75c
(s-a)
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.),
7-10
/
■
8-
32%c
(quar.)
7-10
15C
(quar.)
Co.
Products,
i-VJT-12;.V?
)
(s-a)
Common
'
*
Ltd.
(ouar.)
Power
Cosmopolitan
f
6-29.
(quar.)
<quar.)_,_
(quar.)
Continental
7-6
;
—.
Canada
preferred
1
$$1.25
(ordinary)
of
preferred
1
$llc
(One
Edison
preferred
8-
$15c
—
dividend
Food
Dearborn
8-
V; 7-31
1
8-1
9-20
$$1.25
$10c
i
51c
8-1
$37 Vic
(quar.)__„
8-
50c
10- 1
American
(quar.)
I
40c
$25c
Mines
Continental
2
9-14
7-
,10c
Copper
Bakeries
preferred
(quar.),:
Container Corp. of America,
47c preferred (quar.)
2
12-14
12-
8- 1
4 52%
6-28
1
>12-15
(quar.)
common
4.16%
7-10
10-
9* 1
7-
Consolidated
7-31
1-2-57
tlOc
1
9-15
7-16
Consolidated
7-16
l
1.
8-
—
8-1
Consolidated
7-31
8-
8-
8-15
51 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
7-13
$$1.50
8-15
47'/2c
(Toronto)
4.50%
1-
7-31■
7-10
$1
$1.37%
(s-a)
7-16
8-
7-
7-25
1
Co.,
Natural
7-
6-22
5c
8-
Power
Consolidated
.
7-12
1
56Vic
56%c
Connecticut
7-13 :./?
7-31
7-26
8-
from
1
1
7-31
28c
50c
(quarterly
8-
8-
37 %c
Trust
new
55c
Laundries
.7-27
8-16
(quar.)
Consolidated
■:
7-16
1
preferred
7-13
35c
7-16
1
9-
52Vic
7-13
25c
1
8-
'
7-16
$61/4C
8-
25c
(quar.)
com.
(initial)
(quar.)
Corporate
(s-a)
1
9-20
preferred
Coro,
,—
8-
(quar.)
1
•
6-29
8-15
$38c
1
<
7-30
$37c
9 ■
1
6-29
10-10
A
common
8-
1/8-
7-30
$2.20
3
7-25
4
7-20
$2.09
.
8-15
9
9-
8-15
$5
•,
8-
8-16
7-
9-20
$1.06Vi
(s-a)
iquar.)
preferred
7-10
&
Paper
for each
Catelli
$2.06
7-10
(quar.)
Power
Carpenter
capital
(quar.)
conv.
*
1
Light, common
(quar.)
Cataract Mining Corp.—
6-30
7-25
Class
7-5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
Gas,
preferred
1
Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd.—
(final),,—,
(final)—
A
Carolina
8-21
8-1
Class
represents
;—
Corp., $2.25
r
able
7-10
$25c
common
Co.
'
6
7-
lo-
7-24
$1.16
Income)
Natural
5%%
7-16
7-16
7-13"
8-1
$2
$2
22%c
30c
Light & Power,Co.—
preferred <quar.»
$2
preferred
(quar.),,
$2.04 preferred
(quar.)
9
7-23
Concord
C:
$1.06
class
Engineering
Stock
8-
Ry.
1
(quar.)
Paper,
Edison
8-
non-cumulative preference
in sterling)
7-19
8-
7-23
Electric—
4.50%
*
(quar.),
preferred
preference
1
50c
common
prior
(quar.)
Telephone
8-
Locks
31c
Pacific
Ohio
75c
-
(quar.)
Canadian
7-20
1
(quar.),,,
preferred
33c
common
1
1
8-
2V2%
$20c
shar33—
Canadian
preferred
Cooper
Cos.,
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
Southern
&
Corn
'
88-
$1.12%
31 Vic
;
dividend
Class
from
Ltd.
7-
10-30
tlOc
Oil
;
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
7-10
■
7-16
10c
System
Pictures
7-10: v:
Fund, Ltd.— V:
7-31
20c
preferred
7-10
Investment
9-13
7-16
$1.25
preferred
1
common
9-29
7-31
Ry. Co.—
$38c ?
■;
preierrcd
Canadian
8-15
(monthly)
1st
1
Investment*
7-17
income)
1st
Gas
1
■
6
7-31
(quar.),
common
Gas Corp., $1.25
Southern
&
8-
com.
9
7-16
75c
87V^e
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8-
Ltd.,
79-
7-31
$25c
$1.90
8-10
8-10
25c
com.
8-10
7-25
9-20
75c
non-cumulative
B-
International
Ltd.
5%
.7-31
8-
Fund. Inc.—
Investment
Income
and
__*_•
Banking,
convertible
Avco Mfg.
9-
Colorado
30c
Industries
Power,
$20c
1
Co., Ltd.,
9-1
■
10c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.),,*;
(quar.)__:
Bronze
8-10
35c
A.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
,
Mutual
Co.,
convertible
Avalon
8-10
Development
share
class A
div:dend
convertible
A
5%
8-17
$1,08 34
(quar.),;,,
(initial)
year-end
Austin
6%
1
9-1
$1.033/4
i
from
Aunor
Class
Canadian
—
■
_
investment
31 'Ac
Special
8-20
$1
St
preferred (quar.
6%% convertible preferred
$1.50
Special
$1.02 %
6%
Automobile
9-14
9-5
9-i 1
Connecticut
7-12
1
1
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
:
8-9
9-
preferred
10- 1
50c
'!• 87¥tt
i
(from
(quar.)
8-1
<
lc
Ltd
cents
$1.20
1
9-28
9-7
$1
7-16
8-
50c
8-1
1
9-
933/4C
Mining
Augusta Newspaper,
Stock
9-
9-14
$55c
*_______*
9-
8-15 ;
8-15
(quar.),
(quar.)
7-20
Quarterly
9
8-15
7-13
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Canadian
1,
common
7-
4
,9-14
25c
preferred
7-21
8-15
Quarterly
8- 3
(quar.)
$1.20
7-31
40c
$1.12'/2
J,
*
Confederation Life Association
9-17
1
9-
25c
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.'—
Campbell Soup Co. (quar. )„
Canada Southern Ry. (s-a)—,*,,
$4.50
(s-a)
(initial)
Development
cents
26
8-1
*
1
i
(quar.)
B
10-
17 %c
Cainden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Extra
8-1
9-1
•
4%
Co.,
preferred
Steels.
8-
$1.25
(quar.),*,,
Consolidated
100
7-16
9-1
Ry.—
(quar.).,
preferred
(quar.).
Corp.
Atlas
7-16
1
9-1
$1.31'A
preferred
3.75%
1
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4.10%
4 35%
8-
v
Electric
preferred
Atlantic
7-31
45c
]';■
Charlotte
1
56»/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)_____,.
Acceptance Corp.
preference^.,,-,,,
5%%
4%
St
preferred
V
6-30
55c
Cement
$1.25
•
(quar.),-
non-cum.
8-
«0c
__
(quar.)__:.____
Atchison/ Topeka
7-16
25c
common-
:$-18y;;
Telephone Co.—
&
7-21
$1.25
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
investment
.-
Portland
12-20
7-31
50c
(L.
Commonwealth
6-30
;
,
Water
$1.32
1
$1.083/4
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Equipment Corp., 4%%, pfd.
Aro
■:
8-1
$1
(quar.)
1-1-57
$5
com.
series
4.65%
8-15
8-15
•
Gas
$1.24
7-9 ' f
8-
25c
Armco
9-1
7-30
—
$1.00
8-1
62%c
_
.
(quar.),.:
Arkansas Louisiana
2nd
7-20
(quar.)
Central
Combined
9-16
8-1
Timber—
&
7-27
7-20
4
;
Products,
Commonwealth
31c
1st
Common
25c
27%c
(quar.)___,,„
$2.36
Land
1
4
8-
"
Finance—
Combustion
10-1
$1.75
(quar )
California
7-16
1
59c
preferred
Cement
88-
$1.50
(s-a)
''1956"
4V*%
.
9-14
$$3.50
(quar.)—
California
8-31
8-
'
160c
$62%c
(quar.*
preferred
Interstate
7-9
(quar.)
B
$1.10
Arkansas
9-14
120c
common
7%
Co.,
7-25
35c
Columbus
12-14
$15c
:
:
Packing Corp.—
Increased quarterly
15c
common.,
Arizona Public Service,
7-10
9-28
$1
California
1
8-1
Laboratories,,,,,,,,..,
Corp.,
7-
v.
$1.12%
Research
$2.40 2nd preference
7-31
:
1 $1.12'/a
(quar.)
Applied
1
12-28
30c
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quarj
Elec. Power, $3 preferred (quar.)
80c
•
15c
•
■
preferred
Argus
;
;.VV 62%c
4.50%
8-
$1
California
7-20
8-
_
v
5%
—
(quar.)
California
8-13
8-
.
7-10
7
Linen
$1.50
6—28
common
(quar.)
M.)
Calaveras
7-30
Inc. (quar.)
30c
Animal Trap Co. of America, common
V-iVViV' 20c
5%
preferred (quar.62Vac
Ansul Chemical
(stock dividend)___,_
50%
Anvil
(A.
Calaveras
9
lOd
,*...,
Inc., 4% preferred
Hill
Co.
(quar.),
8-10
8-17
8-15
$1.75
B
Stock
8-10
'
(s—a *
8-1
50c
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.. 7% pfd. (s-a)„
Ltd.—
*
Ltd.
fV
25c
Brunning (Charles) Co. (quar.),—.
Budget Finance Plan (stock dividend)
Payment equivalent to ll-66/100c in U. S.
Anglo-Huronian.
Anheuser-Busch,
v
9-12
100%
4-10
$56 Vic
Oilfields,
7-20
7-11
1
1
,,—
4-10
Byers
;
funds
1
1
80c
1
8-10
1
9-10
9-
16y»c
preferred
Columbia
8-
95c
1
9-1
20c
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Corp., common
Columbia
8-
8-
quar.)
8-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock dividend
7-20
$1
4%
7-20
8-
——
8-
50c
_
1
5%
i,
25c
50c
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
,,!V:
■
Clayton
Class
.
9-14.
v.; 8-1
60c
(quar.)_,____,
Bottling
Colorado Oil &
7-25
1
$12 %C
—
(quar.)„
25c
Bottle
&
7- 6
7-31
(quar.)
7-16
1
Pittsburgh RR.—
Coal
Coca-Cola
/: 4Mi%
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
Union Gas (increased
Shoe
7-13
10-
70c
(final)
7-16
10-
40c
.
25c
J(
Cable,,,,,
Anaconda
Anderson,
$3.80
Brooklyn
6
7-20
8-
$1
Products
9-12
8-15
(quar.)
common
guaranteed (quar.)
Colorado
60c
ordinary
Forest
7-16
9-29
8-15
$1
(quar.).,'
Aluminum
5%
87 %c
(quar,),
receipts
&
Colonial
8-20
25c
25c
—
Corp,
Electronics
Anglo-Canadian
dep.
7 7-30
30c
$2
Colonial Fund
Ltd.—
Columbia
Brown
Viscose
Amphenol
8-24
1
(Indianapolis*
(quar.
B
9- 4
9-
$1.75
J,*-!,'*,,
(quar.)J-,-!
A
Class
9-24
S1.75
(quar.)
American States Insurance Co
American
British
Corp.
(quar.*
.-4.—
Pmeltlr.e & Refining Co.--
preferred
Cc
—
common
10-15
67y2c
(quar.)
guaranteed
7%
8-15
i
li-
100%
(quar.)
4%
common,;
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton
preferred
American
Edison,
British Celanese.
-
5%
Radiator
9-
$0.4722
preferred (initial),;,,,—,—,
&
Maine RR., 5%
$1.25
preferred,*——,
$1.25
preferred
:——,—
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
4 V» % preferred
(quar.) ——
1 $1.12%
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
$2.90 preference
$72 %c
(quar.),;,^—
9-10
12-28
55c
5%
American
21c
5%
37%C
Lines.
Corp.,
7-iO
1
9- 1
Co.—
RR.
common
% preferred
Club
one
(quar.)
(quar.),,,,—
preferred
7-16
8.
I6V4C
Louis Ry.,
$3.50
8-20
4.25%
Texas)—
preferred (quar.)
President
8-30
8-
common
preferred
3 Vu %
8- 1
(quar )__,,___
Co.
Collins Radio,
7-25
Boston
Fisheries,
7-16
,
Milling Machine,
Service
Cleveland
»
shares
and
gains
1
(semi-annual),
preferred
Class
—
cents from capital
cent from earnings)
8-
(quar.),,,,
7-15
8-15
held)
American
(Five
8-
1
9-15
25C :
(From investment Income)
Bonds'ock Corp.—
$1.25
$1.12%
;i
5%
-*
common
Co.
Trust
8-
'
(quar.),
share for each share
(one
7-20
6c
*
7-31
1
8-
9c
preferred
Investment
4%
(Galv.
'
6
9-29
75c
$62 Vic
5
Francisco—
convertible
30c
Insur.
Gas,
San
7-
1
8-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd, (accum.)
Mutual Fund (from net lnvest-
8tock div.
9-4
1
—
Corp.,
8- 7
Common
American
1
i
of
8-
50c
ment Income)—
.
;
7-
25c
common
Inter-Terminal
Cllnchfield
Boeing Airplane—
11-30
7-13
7-13
10-
25c
Fund
Natural
Bros.
Blum's
8-31
2'/2 c
Common
%
Co.
preferred
Booth
gains)
Ltd.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)-
National
American
Ridge
Co.—
Co..
Mutual
Blue
7-27
65c
_
(quar.)
Molasses
American
Ribbon
6c "
—-
(quar.).,
Tobacco, common
Blue
6%
(quar.)
W.)
Bloch
J.i—
(Initial quar.)
Metal
(E.
7-23
7-26
7-17
7-20
Corp.—
capital
preferred
American
(N.
,—
Marietta
Common
American
Newark
of
Co.
7-27
9-15
12-15
8-
$1.50
preferred
Co.
—
International
(Interim
(monthly*,,
Corp.
•
20c
30c
_
Home
American
20c
■
Quarterly
Bliss
•
5%
Quarterly
6%
:'•> 8-15
7-27
8- 1
(quar.)—
Bishop Oil
■
.
income*
net
Distilling (quar.*
Equitable Assurance *N. Y.) (s-a)
Fire & Casualty (Orlando)—
American
5%
8-20
50c
30c
95c
—
8-15
7-19
9- 1
8- 1
8-10
Shares Inc.—
from
Can
American
30c
87%c>
45c
.
1
5%
Electric,
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
„
-
"
Quarterly
5
6
8-
$1.06>/«
(quar.)
preferred
4%
7-6
9-10::
"
$1
Electric
7-25
7-27
50c
—
Special
Birtman
/
9-14
8-15
4
10-
Clearlield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
5
8-31
i;
4%
St.
Vi 9-14
8-
(quar.)
1,—:
Inc.
(quar.)—
Co.
;
9-29
io-
9-
11-1
35c
Class B
7-13
25c
50C
3
9-20
.
87V2C
Investing Co
City Baking, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Claussen Bakeries, class A
2- 9
•'
1
50c
i,
...
(quar.)—
preferred
Best
8-
—
8-
87y2C
87Vic
City
11- 9
3-1-57
■'/
2%
(quar.)
(stock dlv.),:
Co.
50c
(quar.f——.—
-
4%
12* 3
15c
Common
4,
Cincinnati
4%
7-13
isc
preferred
Cities
9-10
&
7-25
7-31
8-15
dividend
Cincinnati
.
9-10
30c
common-
10-1
$35c
*—
Co.,
Mfg.
Common
Beneficial
•?:
$25c
(quar.)
Works
1
7-16
■
8-
8-
75c
—
—
Iron
8-
t*oc
(quar.)
(s-a)
:
&
4%
6
l
$1.50
$3 pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Hardware
8-
/.
Gas
Stock
Ltd.—
Paper
(quar.),.
Cincinnati
7-25
7-31
30c
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
8-27
8-15
7-25
7-31
preference
(quar.)
75c
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
W- *7 eta-** AJ—TP—'*''- '"$1
$80c
—
20c >
$1
$3
$75c
&
preferred
Belmont
\
Louis)—
(St.
9-28
25c
Aircraft
Belknap
7-13
HoUUrt
Payable ol Rec.
(quar.),,**,;,;—
(1947 series)
«quar.$1
preferred (quar.)—
3»/2% conv. preferred iquar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
4'/*% preferred (quar.),,
;.
Chicago Corp.,
common
(quar.)
13-31
■
.,'_t '
(quar.)
common
3%%
7-27
—
Apartments,
A
7-31
7-20
10-15
(quar.).,
Lumber,
Class
7-20
1-15-57
1st preferred
$6
7-31
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Share
-
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
KH.
Power
Arts
Beaux
7-16
$1.50
$1.50
Baystate Corp.
Beaver
7-13
9- 7
7-27
7-27
8-17
9-14
7-17
7-16
-8- 6
9-17
8-17
8-17
933/<iC
12y2C
—
5%
o
30c
(quar.)
Aggregates, common (quar.)
preferred
5%
—
common
(quar.)
Sugar,
Petroleum
American
*
America,
of
Co,
t
7- 2
7-16
7-16
7-31
7-13
8-1
7-20
8-10
8-1
8-1
9- 4
8-1
8-15
7-30
7-25
9-29
20c
13c
27 %c
$10c
12%c
4%
Canada,
of
A
4%
1
7-31
(quar.)__
(extra*
Bathhurst
1
7-
10c
preferred iquar.)
Ltd.—
non-cum.
Common
„
Aircraft
7%
4%
7-20
7-13
8-10
8- 1
:
real-
Alaska
Aluminum
7-13
•
gains)——
55c pfd. (quar.)—
Products
•
Ohio
6c
7-
1
7-31
$1.12'/2
—
Class
S%%
Control
8- 4
Co.
Extra
Barber-Ellis
Manufacturing,
preferred (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
7-31
8-
30c
$1.12 >/2
—
Company
Cherry-BurreH
■
Baltimore
Name of
,
,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baldwin Rubber
7-20
7-13
8- 4
40c
50c
10c from
and
income
investment
Aeronca
Air
;
7-13
undistributed
(10c from
,
When
Per
Payable ol Rec.
Co.—
Piano
preferred
preferred
6%
•
(quar.),,—
Corp.
Fund,
-
gains)
capital
from
Adams-Millis
ized
.
10c
(Interim
net
1
7-30
40c
Extra
>
•
.
S.) & Co., common (quar.).___„
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
Baldwin
6%
Acme Industries,
Co.—
—
Holdert
When
Per
...Share
.
preferred (accum.)
6Vic
preferred (quar.)..,:—6V4C
prior
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
,
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.-—
*1.10 convertible preferred
(auar.)
Express
,
(L.
4 Va %
,
Acme
Adams
•..
Machines, Inc
&
prior
5%
4Vi%
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp/ class A
•Acme Steel Co.
5%
Old
ol
plus
profits
7/10
E
H older»
When
Per
•
special
<a
Tools
Avildsen
"
„
,
Name of Company
Aberdeen
-
r
'
.
t/'VV: '■
'
Name of Company
weeks and not yet
Monday, July 23, 1956
..,
(quar.),—
25c
9-19
55c
8-15
7-13
Fruit,
class
A
25c
25c
(quar.)
iquar.)
8-27
(quar.),
B
(Continued
on
page
48)
Volume 184
'Number 5553
,*
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
■**
(331)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range tor rrevlens
Year 1955
LOWMt
107
28
Jan
13
111
19
Jan
18
53
Jan
6
30
Jun
3
Jan
25
21
65% Jun
19
14
20
Aug
23% Sep
35% Sep
25% Nov
19
J 77 V*
27
12% Oct
26% July
9
4
17% Jun
27% Mar 14
41% Dec
21
107
Mar 15
157
Dec
Dec
170
Jan
5
Jan
36% Feb
22
155
20
2% Nov
29
17% Oct
11
Jan
7
18
Jan
Jan
136
3
26
11
209 % Jan
3
226
Jun
Mar 14
170
Jan
4
14% Jan
93
81
July 12
134
3
22
40
63% Jun
94% Jan
98
7
133% Dec
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov
16
Jan
48% Jun
134% Apr
88
39
May
Jan
17
30% Nov
14
105 % Jun
30
Oct
11
91% Feb 23
6
29% Jun
6
16
36
1
110
100
Feb
8
C
47
27%
32
Nov
65
72
39
79
126
36
100% July 16
14
27% Mar
2
6
22% Mar 30
33% Jan
16% Jan
6
14
39% Jan
12
107% Sep
19
22% Jan
18
18% Jan 17
6% Oct
11
38% May 16
33% July 15
21% Mar
20'/a Apr
5% Jun
3
42% Jun
3
42% May
16
38'/2 Jan
6
23% Mar 17
33
Nov
17
27% Mar 14
33% Dec
9
27
8
49 % Apr
100% Jan
17
89
48
Jun
Mar 14
22
61
Jan
21
126
Jan
24
22% Jun
Jan~2e
423/4 Dec
15% Jun
54
19
10
29
22
34
NOV
3
Sep
40% Sep
15
Jan
3
20% Sep
12% Aug 17
62% Feb
16
1
130
3% Nov 21
Dec
Nov 21
38
65
Jan
96
11
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
103
Sep
23% Oct
17
1
Nov
15
13% Sep
16
Aug
163% Nov
15
21
18 % Dec
2
13
107% Feb
4
11
35% Apr
18
94% Jan
104
413% Mar l6
27
Oct
25
31% Sep
32
10% Jan 17
8% Oct
6
Oct
38'/2 Apr
27
53% Mar
Jun
3
34% Jun
27% Jun
1791/2 Jan
5
9% Jan
3
371/2 Feb
721/4 Apr
11
29% Jan
6
50 Vb Jan
6
40% Mar 14
1613/4 Jun
56
583/aSep 21
13
172
39% Jan' 3
121% Oct 11
29% Feb
1
463% Nov
64% Jan
9
Apr
463/4 Jan
22
153
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
433/4 Dec 30
2
58% Feb
Feb
American
American
5%%
27
7%
25
19
10
463/4 Mar
'
21
7%
2
16
100
16
87
4
Jun
26
1473/4 Nov
108
16
Mar 22
136
Jun
203% Jan
19
146
31
Jan
19
13
16 3/4 Jan
16
62% Feb
21
130% Jan
20
145
46
•*-
Dec 15
8% Oct 27
26% Jan
"25% May 17
16% Oct 14
47
.
1
Jan
6
so
6
72
33% Mar 30
Sep
32% Dec
13% Jan
7
19
3
9
JQ
28% Aug
30% Jun
v
6
:
'
Jun
Mar
63% Feb
36
7
36% Dec
1
•
102
3
For footnotes
16
see
page
2d.
8
42 3% Apr
107
10
301/4 May 28
26% May 29
Jan
2
12
401/2 Mar 13
"
431/2 July 11
35% Mar 19
51%
51
561/4
30
56%
563/4
57
30
30%
*30
73%
147
25%
;/■
25%
*
•
43%
19
5,800
30%
6,700
46
*44
45
40
39'/a
15%
40
393/4
40%
393/4
16'A
16 3/8
102%
1023/4
283/4
♦85
..:
16%
•102
29%
29
87
♦85
300
18%
30%
23%'
xl5
25
18%
30%
153/a
15
600
18%
23
143/4
146%
30%
443/4
*99
——
183/4
22%
15%
101
100
'
26,700
30%
443/4
138
1,000
•
v,
18 3/8
*
15%
:'-3 *12%
74
30'A
181/2
30%
22%
5%
*43%
30%
32
146%
•24%
25
1,100
91
145%
*241%
1,700
4,600
'
57
73%
113
112
6
112
5%
45%
•43%
;
1391/2
112
6
i
■■■•-• '•v;:.,,
45
13%
15
lOl'/a
143/4
104
16%
.♦102
104
283A
29%
87
*85
V
293/8
/
87
„
*102
283/4
•85
33,000
16%
30,800
40%
110%.
30,400
5%
5%
45%
14%
16%
600
24
,'40
1393/4
12%
•100
143/4
16 %
-163/8
-•
46
153/8
110%
1393/4
1403/4
■.<: *100
101
40%
♦43%
139%
*12%
133/a
k
:
112
53/4
7
23%
'
•100
14%
104
45
,
16%
100
1,200
16%
•102
:
29%
2,100
13%
101%
14%
;
14%
163/8
6,900
139
*12%
101%
600
53/4
♦42%
138
12%.;-..
2,600
104
2,050
29
28%
11,100
1043/4
•104%
1043/4
104'/2
27
104%
263/a
26%
26%
26%
30
26%
27
*28'/4
*28 3/4
293/4
*26%
30
com
39%
2
263A
20
*29
1
26%
*16%
63/a
25
633/4
643/4
31%
31%
—_—1
V: 35%
36%
v
443/4
45%
21%
22%
*165
168
16'/4
16%
6J/a
16%
800
6%
6%
6%
6%
'64
633/4
64%,
31%
64%
63/a
64%
17,400
64%
31%
31%
31%
311/4
311/4
31%
1,900
35J/4
36%
353/8
36%
35%
36
443/,
353/4
45
45
353/a
3,300
45'%
45%
49%
48
213/4
22
49V4
16,000
213/4
21"%
213/8
•164%
21%
213/a
21%
26,900
*165
63/8
168
•1641/2
168
8
8%
30
303/B
29%
30%
71%
72
72%
72%
54%
54%
55
54%
162 »/4
1621/4
163%
164
46
46
128
54%
com—100
55%
92%
100
137%
92%
181%
100
15%
i
48%
56
94
8%
8
45%
*127
49'%
56%
182
7%
74
73
733/4
72%
30%
723/4
54%
3,000
2,010
54
54%
54%
551/4
18,900
•164
45%
453/a
56%
•127
50'A
49%
56%
56
94%
94'/4
137%
1383/4
14%
14%
•14%
15V2
1793/4
182% :
182%
<
168
73/4
♦293/4
1383/.
182
•164
8
30%
129%
483%
95
168
8,200
165'/a
165
453%
129%
8
'
293/4
1373/4
138
*15%
—5
453/4
♦127
48%
16%
70
64%
31%
8%
48 3/8
16
,
1,800
6%
53%
1
16
■
64%
"•>.
30%
128
i
16%
30
7%
25
Tobacco
39
71%
No par
Refining
39%
30%
preferred—100
common
26%
*29
16%
No par
No par
39%
30
16%
6%
5
Co—
39%
94
138%
■
15
181
166
•164
r
443/4
126%
50
56%
49%
56
94
15
45%
127
49%
56
923/4
1
923/4
138%
1383/4
138%
15
181%
15
1813/4
-
16,200
165
45%
129 %
1823/4
430
I
900
70
19,100
2,800
900
600
400
128.900
—25
79%
79%
—100
138 %
139%
79%
1393/4
76%
79%
1393/4
79 VB
79%
25
common
Corp
38%
393/a
139%
1393/4
38%
1393/4
1393/4
660
39%
373/4
39%
373/4
38%
37 %
Co
37%
10 Vb
10 »/4
20,400
10%
IOV4'
10%
10 l/2
10,100
27'/4
271/4
26%
26%
com—5
10 Vb
10%
10%
25
271/4
27%
27%
Wire &
*25%
25
26
■
•251/2
26
;
78%
79%
140
*27
271/2
*25%
1
26
18%
19
18%
-18%
~
18%
76%
77%
763/4
77ya
■
76%
78%
74%
75%
743/4
751%
74
39%
39%
393/4
40
40
105
•102
*25%
19%
SO
Cable
"
-
Smelting—1
Co
Anaconda
&
•
1383/4
27 %
series
Lead
...
10 %
series
% %
79
No par
•
-
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
_No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp——10
Andes Copper Mining
14
•
102
105
.■
34%
34%
41 %
423/a
29
29
•102
34% -34%
41% "42%
*283/4
293/4
26
>
'
-
26
-
19%
19%-
77%
78%
■
26
'
700
10
19%
19%
9,000
80%
52,800
743/4
743/4
74%
75 %
78
850
40%
40 Vb
40%
393/4
40
2,300
105
•102
105
^
*
•102
105
34%
343/4
341/2
34%
42%
423/4
41%
*41%
41
41%
28 «/2
*28%
29
29
29
*28
14,200
78%
•
*34%
,
•
38,500
10
Co—
Viscose
preferred
•90
73%
1451/4
147
25
32
72%
I.
9,500
; v
43%
44%
51%
1,200
14,400
Water Works
Common
*31%
*90
*56%
*29%'
*31V*
91
32
74%
51%
57
91
73%
: 148
51%
6t
.
443/a
30%
15%
99
Sany common—5
Anaconda
84
511/4
6
44%
•
85%
preferred
Anchor
Feb
May 31
32% Jan
-
14
:/■/-;
45%
443/8
321/4
American
5
6
45
443/a
391/4
American
Zinc
6
46 3/8
44%
22%
-
Preferred
'6%
5%
45 3/4
112
"
3*13/8
18,600
20% '"-Hi
200
85%
13
American
31%
2OV2
313/4
Tobacco
May 28
23% Mar 13
31%
203/4
383/4
American
87% Mar 19
83
Mar 20 >'
31%
*20%
863/4
30
27
14
6
w.
32
203/4
391/4
Tai ic Tel Co
6%
31%
*20%
32%
American
Preferred
31%
15%
13%
700
.
21%
45%
110
31%
10 % July 20
29
Jan 17
5
107»%
39%
1
6%
107
39%
323/4
187% Feb
27
107
32%
Co—
American Sumatra
109
%:
*104 %
Gas
Co
Sugar
preferred
43V2
1,300
32%
513/4 Jan
23
Jan
7%
22
43%
441/8
43%
140%
II,300
22%
43i%
44%
51%
30%
/
23,300
44"%
22%
44
46%
•25%
18%
6%
10
22%
22%
107 V4
15%
113
69Vb
42%
*
203% '
5%
•145
18%
28%
*66
22%
42%
107
40
*28%
,
1043A
Steel Foundries
American
.
.
69
I,500
31%
841/4 Apr
145% Jan
3
173/4 Feb
20
44 % Jan
•
27
65
Sep 21
40
Jan
26% Apr
24% "Apr
;
110
8
135% May 29
34% May 28
10
10
Jan
P 034, Aner
!
75 Vb Feb
23
11%
52% Jan
103
Nov
553% Nov
,
13
178 3/8 Jun
2
*66
100
32%
103
V*.'
73 Vb
31
32%
♦102
28%
1,600
37,700
1043/4
Chemical
Stores
66'%
32%'
25,500
65
24%
122
32%
noncumulative
American
66%
*90
*43%
100
Snuff
60
;;
103
28%
113%
65
24%
*118
105%
preferred
6%
103
28%
23 W
119
32%
105
28%
*31%
137%
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com
No par
American
32%
♦103
32
*12%
preferred
American
119
28%
91
5%
American
Amer
32%
•31%
44
113
1
4
50% July 18
59% Jan
&
122
112
313/4
Corp
Std
&
*118
21%
1
6
1293/4 Mar 26 V
50% May 23
Potash
641% i
25
'1043/4
Co
Rad
112%
64%
24%
*90
25 '/a
39%
—.—..—--100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
59% Mar 20
Apr
Natural
Amer
110%
25'/a
24%
15%
No par
Products
Motors
111%
65%
27V4
100
Ltd
Metal
38
*26%
21%
Corp—_1
preferred
American
Amer
12
1873% July 21
82% Dec -Q
Co
*2%
*361/4
27%
56%
293/4
146'/2
17%
3
38
*26%
51%
73%
30 3/4
300
3
•37
91
*43
3
3%
common.No par
Metal
4
23
Jan
>
31,200
27%
31%
25%
24,400
143
39
*64
103
10,600
1263/4
141
44%
.
44%
124%
144%
46
30
145%
1
Machine & Metals
American
13
Feb
31%
100
Amer
4% %
56%
73
50
preferred
Amer
24J/4 Mar 20
174
56
1
43%
125
139
110'A
32%
*20%
■
44%
124
;
*36%
65%
','.11 31%
443/4
51%
*29%
& Fdry common—7
preferred—
100
American Optical
14% Jan
13
prloi
45%
443/8
503/4
20
'•>
■> *■:
43%
128
150
*3
*26%
124
*1051/2
G
45%
♦90
com
31%
20% C20%5%
American Mach
3.90%
•;*>:■
251/s
423/a
'
r:;46^;-:;
43%
■
27%
1113/4
223/4
42%
106
31%
>
10
Investment Co of 111
40% Jan
75
42
May
International
300
•i"
American Ice Co common ____No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American News
137% Jan
Nov
Leather
3
Apr 24
42%
105%
Power__No par
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
663/4 May
4
32% Feb 29
6
1723/4 Jan
Hide &
100
122
•66
23%
par
8c
8% Jan
39% Jan
>
Foreign
American
120
18
&
6%
9
69
100
10
5%% convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
May
23
23,600
155
*120
28
♦66
36%
•140
120
;
103
28%
1
5
83/8 Feb
36% Jan
101%
36%
155
323/4
28%
—5
16
21
65
33%
943/4
*140
24%
*120
100%
preferred series C-100
Gas
American
7
Feb
67%
25%
124
33
Electric Co——10
American Hawaiian SS Co—
10
Mar 29
503/4 May
65%
24%
•120
*93%
*118
39
•26%
"V
800
11,200
122%
.
109%
par
600
34%
155
•37
■-
27%
109%
-100
27
177
39
24
51%
*
*118
3%
*26'/a
1
com-
Jan
8
*37'/a
23%
34%
'50%
.1
*140
♦3
107 3/8
2
com
Co
Jan
8
0-3 ./ua.
24
130
600
8,600
121%
45%
1
—10
Apr
158% Apr 27
6% May 23
20% Jun
8
46%
*23%
28,500
153/8
115
152
121%
par
No par
30
8
36%
124%
50
Co
18
Jun
94%
35%
144
Corp_—_l
2
20 % Jun
16
7
Radio
30
6% July 12
55% Jan 12
28% Feb
6
11
7 % May 25
28
conv
American
40% Mar 21
l1 343/4
May 4 f>'
108
Marie
8
Mar
13 % Jan
43
21% Mar 14
170
28
4
60% Sep 23
26Vb Oct 27
Jun
&
Chicle
American
3
93
*93%
36'/a
128 %
European
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
21
32 % May
10
94%
36 'A
150
American
17
173/4 Jan
51
10
——
9
106% Feb
May 25
24% May 10
Jun
133/8 Jan
171/4 Apr
104
1
Jun 30
17
15
11
46% Jan
Sep'li
108
20% Mar 14
24% Mar 16
38
35% Feb
July
34%
50%
147
1
American Distilling; Co
American Encaustic
Tiling
American Enka Corp —
140 3/4 July 18
143/4 Mar 21
102
15% May 25
101% May
1
24% Feb
9
85% July 20
6
21
8
33/4%
6% July 5
44
July 11
9
l
34%
51%
124%
—,-20
Cable
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
16% Apr
5
40% July 20
1313/4 Jan 12
30
Jan
13% Jun
7
81/4 Nov
27% Jan
99
34% ..*
50%
*93'/2
147%
50
114%
♦34%
124
3
15%
943/4
♦142
43%
115
15%
513/B
46
common,
American Cyanamid
12
July 20
24% Apr 13
Jan 25
11% Jan
2
7
86<
14
12
46
10
145%
160
43%
115'%
343/4
100
28,700
290
35%
51
1,900
9%.
114%
34%
1231/2
193/4
115 *
24
2,100
7,700
83
*145
42%
115
*23%
37
3%
21%
■
114%
9%
;
23i/4
•93%
363/a
37%
159
% 3%
♦235
•
160
42%
15%
.
9%
290
115
116
145%
1
84
9%
42%
{' 115
123
com
*82%;
114
10
preferred—
Inc
1173/4
178
*155
•.
21
23 %
95
145 %
123
par
19
July 20
44% Mar 12
3% Jan
4
33% Jan 27
84% Jan 31
Mar 30
105
3
13% May 28
35% May 28
*
0
5% Apr
28
13% Dec
17% Dec
22
21
24
36%
American Can Co common12.50
;v/ 7% preferred ——————25
American Chain & Cable
No
27% Mar 21
18
29% Jun
35% Jan
173/a Jan
117
*176
■
19%
*81
•145
15%
;
20
*235
42%
v'f
3%;;
19%
9%
114
15%
2,300
14,200
*113%
160
_1
common
American
Feb
118 »/2
*23%
433/8
15%
14%
47%
116
295
*150
14%
•H41/2
83%
91/2
116
■
15%
117%
_No par
American
Apr
42%
•113'/2
43
116
15%
83%
*235
162
34%
preferred
9
77% Apr
8
13% Jan
Mar 30
5%
American
6
100
•152
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
153
42%
/
9%
310
3,800
47%
,;
21
20
700
900
18 VB
20%
116
20
85
9%
165
♦113%
;
20'A
*235
211/4
♦114%
179
*155 .V 159
3%
271/2
149
18
141/8
*176
:
13,900
*27%
47%
3 %
20%
116
•83%
9%
513/4
common
convertible
0
Jan
843/4
310'/a
*155
50 3/8
_—
34
23
135% Dec
82%
9 3/4
31/8
21%
19%
34%
converliible preferred
37% Apr
27
691/4 Dec
Maris
Jan
*1141/2
20
*235
3%
21%
116
20
100
Theatres
18
27% Feb 21
27% May 15
*114%
*93%
convertible preferred
4%
51% July 16
67
159
100
Amer Brake Shoe Co com—No
2
45% Jun
106
12%
7
11
7% Mar 12
29
*154%
3%
100
26
1
543/4 Feb
159
3%
21% &
2,500
23%
148
14%
8,800
32%
23%
18%
47%
182
*153%
preferred ■
American Bosch Arma Corp
20% Jan
27
*174
159
3%
21
i20
6%
/:
*153%
No par
American Bank Note
...:
48%
182
100
Amer
9
Jan
.
May
473/4
♦178
common.,
32% May 21
20
46% Sep
47
71% May
9
9
26
110% Apr
47%
483%
182
convertible preferred—100
American Bakeries Co com—.No
par
4 % % cum conv
preferred
23% July 12
24
30
59% Dec
91% Sep
Jan
Jan
44 Vb
24% Jan 23
8
m Jan
48% Nov
431/2 Aug 31
35% Jan 18
7
104
Jan
70% Jan
May 2s
47%
473/4
17%
32
'
152
18%
;.
r
5.000
71
17%
32%
*147
18%
1,900
61%
*68
17%
32%
■
14%
_18
Co
' '
151
18%
14%
3%%
7
31
3
Jan
Feb
150%
18%
preferred
American Airlines
"
23
42% Dec
64
9
154
14%
convertible
6%
154
14%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The).
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
Amer Agricultural
Chemical—No
Mar 19
108
8
Jan
3
Jan
26% Mar 16
14
14% Jan
100
Jan
30
3
153
common..No par
Amalgamated Leather
121% Mar 23
30% May 25
Nov 21
Apr
27%
,
17%
13,000
1081%
13%
61%
23%
*271/4
32%
18
-
Aluminium Limited—
13
23%
27%
.
*178
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co of America—
July 17
3% Jan
14
110% Feb
Sep 14
May 31
Mar 15
150
23%
27%
18%
4.08%
July 11
32%
23%
28
141/4
31/4%
Mar 12
32%
23%
:
18%
5
Mfg
71
31%
27%
18
Shares
40%
,
13%
V
X23%
10
...
♦68
"
71
171/4
100
Dye
13%
62
24
17
100
common
&
13%
62
V.
27%
16%
14
No par
Co
Allis-Chalmers
128 % July 17
.
22% May 24
139% Jun 13
Kid
Mar 14
125
Apr 17
82 fh Feb 14
99% Feb
9
2% Jun 25
4
Oct
Nov
148
25% July 3
91% Jan 10
62% Jun 25
25%
Jan
Jun
36% Jun
70
20% Jan
19
6
82
31
Jun
34
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
102
4
3
125
Chemical
Allied
37% July 12
Sep 23
Sep 23
41
5
56% Jan
97% Jan
109
Inc
Allied Stores
Corp
4% preferred
20
15
common
Allied Mills
93% May 29
*68
40%
*107%
16%
1
36% Apr 23
31% May 28
Apr~n
160%
6
Sep 26
9
Apr 11
62%
40%
108%
23%
par
4
72
40%
.*107
131/4
61%
'"/f
1
Allied
25% Jan
41%
108 '/a
13%
32
153
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen Industries
Inc————
1
129% Apr
22% May 29
33% Jun 22
July 22
Corp
40%
♦107
8ales for
the Week
Fridayf
July 20
27%
..No par
Corp__lO
—
117% Mar 27
18% Jan 12
8
14
Jan
7
62%
*69
Thursday
July 19
16%
.——I
__
62%
72
PRICES
31%
10
——
43% July 20
May 21
14% Jun
2.50
7% preferred
—100
Aldens Inc
common————
5
4%% preferred
100
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A—
100
$4 prior preferred
conv____No
May"!
160
Jan 23
106% Feb
Dec
23
10% May
18
20% Aug 26
51% Mar 14
,
112
Jun
Inc
13%
63%
25
*70
Stores
-
3
122% July
6
25% Dec 30
19
.34
88% Jan
62%
41%
108%
13%
/
SALE
July 18
*107%
13%
HIGH
Wednesday
40%
108%
Co
Alco Products
6
41%
*13%
common
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama &
Vicksburg Ry
*.
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
19
23% Feb
12
7
34
110
Jun
117% Jan
Inc
Air Reduction Inc
5
5
41
*107%
Aeroquip Corp
4% Feb 16
23% Mar 22
8
7% Jan 23
Nov"!!
117
Admiral
Mar 14
20
Jan
4
July 17
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
3
49% July
Steel
Tuesday
100
Adams Express Co
Adams-Mlllls ' Corp
4
July
30
104
4
July 17
15% May
6
5
preferred'
Acme
163
July
5%
ACF-Wrigley
181
3
Industries
9
9
19% Jun
Jun 24
122
;'.
22 % Jan
114% July 10
19
May 24
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
7% Jan
•
Jan
153
9
Feb
ACF
156 °; Jan 27
26% Mar 30
117
Aug 9
6
80
6
19
Monday
July 16
Par
common
4% preferred
ABC Vending Corp
32% Jan
19
Jan
'■
19% May 24
8
11% Apr
108
LOW AND
STOCK
Laboratories
33% Apr
29% May
2
Dec
14
109%
10
30% Jan
1
28
Apr
Abbott
67% Jan
76
YORK
EXCHANGE
14% Jan
6
15% Aug 24
j 20 Vt Nov
NEW
45% Apr
109% Feb
29% May 25
22% Jan 23
30
34% Sep 20
130
10
106% Apr
6
13% May 28
55% Jun
8
Aug 25
1
Highest
39 y» Feb
1
79
18
25% Jan
Feb
71
7% Mar 23
21% Oct
3
16% Jan
6
V 46% Jan
Lowest
48% Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
v
Highest
37 Vb Oct
35
1,300
22,500
200
'
'
Financial Chronicle y., Monday, July 23, 1956
The Commercial and
■*—*-
16
(332)
fw FrtiiiM
lur 1955
11
3
Oct
36
24% May
5
55 % Dec
41 % Apr -
23
39% Apr
201/2 Jun
>\;
8
9
7
27% Mar
5
62% Apr
18
46% Feb
15% Feb
Dec
15
35% Apr
28
29 Vb
Jan
19
94
Apr
18
6
13% Jan
28
6
May 12
36
18
27% Jan
*
102% Apr
96% Aug 30
3
Jan
24
22
9% Feb
17
5 %Jun
14
34
Nov
28
26% Jun
11
12% Jan
6
17
Jun 17 r
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
6% Jun
24
<
,
69
Apr
102
Aug 15
1
52% Feb
113
May 27
Jan
3
5
35
Common
»
110% Jan
:
l
■
•
162
15
62
13
96% Oct 13
101
Jun
58
23
3
"27% Jun
8
96% Feb
1
8
43% Jan
27
9r
35 Va Jan
5
Mar 17*
59% Mar
10
41 y« Oct
23
55% Apr
17
96% Sep
40% Sep
15
V 34% May
137
20
Oct
30
27% Dec
V
Jan
Aug 11
Nov
18
121% Jan
101 Va Apr
10% May 28
20
13
16
Mar 21
5% Oct
26
20
54
22
27% Dec
8% Apr
Oct
19
42
18
.
5%
62 Va
18,100
19
19 Va
34,400'
20 32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%/Jo
9e
97%
97%
*97
1S%
*18%
'19 %
5%
5%
19%
\
29%
29%
27
7% Feb
24
49 y4 Peb
24
„
41
■
*5%
6
32%
31%
31%
18 Va
'"V,; 17%
,
*
160
107 »/a
107
;
29%
31%
31%
31%
63
.
900
31 Vb
107 Va
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1,400
160
1,500
68%
68
68
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•
107
107
108
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,
18
1
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69
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28
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98
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f
18
10,600
33 %
32%
6
27%
27%
27 %
17%.
29%
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;
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'
159%
'/
29
56%
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99
99
55%
41%
56
i
42%
96.
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10«/4 V 10 J/4
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17%
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20
s
'
42 VB
42 V2.
96
10V4
10
10 Vs
l'V%
17%
-76%
77%
76%
76
17
23
23
23%
&£
1,800
5%
54,700
41% ,41-/4
4a
41
41..
41
t
1,700
173/s
23,:
1,400
5%
5%
53/s
5%
5%
;
10
22 Vs
,
"
81%
9%
-
,
16,200
7,300
3,800
10
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kiJ
'
70
9o Vi
;l
78
y
17%
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78
40
2,500
25,200
17-/8 y 17 Vs
lGVar
10%
.10%
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3,000
.
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97/s
1
V
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•
>
18 Va
*17
5% i 5%
41%
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v'
97
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r
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u
55
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55
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23
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,
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Conv prior prel ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp (Tliei common
3
$2.25 cony preferred
No par
27% Mar 16
/
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31%
98
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6.
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19%
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m July 16
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8
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62
18%
22%
•
27%
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Line
Coast
Atlas Corp
81% July 20
18% Jun
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16% Jan 19
11
18
16% Nov
/
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4
14% Jan
Jan
July 18
22 Vb
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r
19 •
18
100
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—
Atlantic Refining common—,.
20
99% Feb
61% Feb
preferred
9
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a
5
17
22 Va
61% A 62%
* 69%
El&tric Co coin—6.50
Atlantic
6
9
Dec
68
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50
9
63% May
94% July
20
4%
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Feb 27
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1,400
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108"
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City
Atlantic
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I
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47% Mar 14
10
20
61% Jan
*
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3,300
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.
Santa Fe—
Atchison Topeka &
Apr 23
173
1.700
34% "34%
5
22%
31%
10
Co
Associates Investment
100
38%
35
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29%
1
100
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preferred
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;
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Jan 23
55
*
35%
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38%
19 Va
v
27%
17%
,
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Dry Goods Corp—
2nd
.
38%
35
Associated
16
20
29% Feb
8
8
104% Feb
i
30% Mar 29
2.50
_1
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35%
•
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61%
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1
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20
11
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35%
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19%
31%
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,
5
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July 19
62%
61%
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Arnold
6
13
8% Jan
.
15% Jan
16:
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
>
v
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22
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29
14
Mar 15
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10
5
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:r
34%
5
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Friday %•
Thursday
Wednesday
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5
Bales for
SALE PK1CES
HIGH
AND
..
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.
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35% /
37%
-1
Armstrong Cork Co common
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2
r;
4%'*: 4% >
•
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Corp_
& Co of
Armour
2;
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102% Mar
Steel
Armco
:
5
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc
»
Tuesday
.
July i«.
Pat
Co Inc
Arcber-Danlels-Midland
«
5
37% Mar 27
18
2
Monday
EXCHANGE '
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A
Jan
4
14
31% July
1 26% Oct 11
flighM*
6% Mar 19
35y2 Jun
3
6% Jan
43% Feb
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YOEK
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STOCKS
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STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
/
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8
5% May 22
11% Jan
6
10
45% July 18
11% Jun
35% Aug 12
113 Va May
5
' Mar 31
Jun 14
109
99
6
45
10
2
5
105
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19
13
53
33 % Jan
3
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6
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16% Jun
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30
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2
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26
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45
13
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48% Nov
,
Jan
103% Jun
13
133
-
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Sep 15
57
13
24
Dec
48
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1
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30
Jan
11
96
20 y« Sep
26
30
July 11
49
Oct
Jan
3
24
1
30% Jan 17
V 96% Mar 8 ;
Oct
45
1
43
15
14 :• Feb
Jun
8
28% Feb
14
63
18% Jan
6
33% Apr
Jan. 30
44% Jan 23
53% Jun
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Sep
Dec
22
Mar
32% Feb
Nov
t
28
3*% Jun
13
38% Apr
31%
*
69 Va Jan
■T
3
12
Dec
Jan
3
12
"Mar
17
19% Jun
30
22
14% July
6
11% Jun
7
11% Jan
3
66% May
14
3
58
•
95 y« Sep
12
53% Jan
6
48V4 Apr
29
38% Jan
100 Va Nov
29
15
91
61% Sep
Dec
53 Vb Jun
16
30
7
Class B'
Bond
3
43% Mar
1
61V* Jan
3
11% Jun
8
14% Jan
31
Jan
5
54% May 10
45
19
Jan
58
9
24
56 y4 July 20
54
19
May 10
24% Jan 23
20% July 19
20%
Jan
51% Oct
35 Via Jun
34% May
28
32
28% Feb
25
4
36 y2 Feb
Sep
26
14% Jan
6
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
16
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100 '
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2
1
29
35Va July 18
32% May 25
111
*
31% Feb 23
39% July
Mar~14
15% Jan
5
Pipe Line
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25
Nov 21
27% Aug 17
56% July 18
Bucyrus-Erie
21% Jan
3
Budd
91% Jan 25
11
29% Jan
26
23
17 Vs May 28
July 21
30
25
38 % Jan
95% July 29
20
Dec
23
6
85% Jan
43
95 % Jun
22
Feb
16% Jan
92% Mar
8
71
July 17
81% Jan
71
Dec. 12
30
80
Jun
22
67
76% Jan- 3
92
Apr 26
75
22%"3an
34% Jun
Sep
6
Apr
77% Feb
20
85% Mar
.-July 17
4%
19
4%%
6
23
44% Jun
15
Apr
10
16% Jan
9
22% Feb
17
31% Jan
preferred
second; pi-eference
Mar 18
Jan<
6
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
5
Bush
Butler
Terminal
'
23
12% Apr
Copper & Zinc
32% Jan
10
3
Butte
8
Byers
Co
Jan
11
103% Jan
3
7%
40% Jan
23
8% Oct
11
12% Aug 26
Oct
11
36% Feb
3
25% May
99% Jan
26
103% Jan
4
99
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7
46% July 28
2% May 17
6% Aug 15
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24
9% Jan
(A
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20 Va
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38 V\
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25%
26 Vs
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56
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14 y4 Sep
6
15
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26
9
12% Jan
20
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8
7% Jan
17
3
43% Jan
3
12
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5 V, Feb
11
14
91% Jan
17
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13
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10
9
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35% Jun 16
59
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Feb
see
89
62
29
.
21
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14% July 19
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7
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30
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1
,
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16 Va Mar 20
,
Calumet & Hecla Inc
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7
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66
8
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3
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98
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1
13
12
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1
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6
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
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Canada. Southern Ry Co
Caradian Breweries Ltd.
Canadian
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Pacific
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100
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25
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47%
6%
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22
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92%
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11 %
48 Vs
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43 Vs
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6,800
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6,700
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29 Vs
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54%
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13 Vb May
48
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8
20 Va Jun
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1
12
11 Va
61
12%
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6
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25% Sep
14%
15
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21 % Aug
.
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16
13
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3
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36% July 17
13
23
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47%
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1
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27
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Jun
25
25% Jun
33
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28
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1
Gas
Shoe
Bigelow—
Co" Inc
1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
6
Feb
93
91 3/4
4b
2.50
—100
—
&
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27
-
Union
Brooklyn
15 Va Apr
103% Jan
14
July 25
preferred
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10
91% May 22
25% Jan 23
17% May 17
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36%
45%
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37
30%
94
.
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3
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Briggs & Stratum
:
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62
preferred
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4
6
41%
46%
29-/2
42%
160 Va
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46%
;
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94 Va
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78
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50
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Bridgeport Brass
162%
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100
Airways Inc—
159 Vs
13%
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&
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5%
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14
95% Jan
;
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8
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95
Boston
Co_
Common
29% Jan
49% Dec
Corp common-
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78
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Boston Edison
64% Sep 19
3
2
,
12 % Nov
163
13%
43%,
1
1.25
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Borg-Warner
1
28 yB Jan
163 %
43%
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—
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5
10
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30
3
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12
57% Mar 19
21
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1
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17
May
Jan
1.
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Jan
64
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common
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May 29
50
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5
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1
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&
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29% Apr
34% May
25% July 10
15% Mar 14
Bliss
2
96% July
48% July
27
23% May 28
Aug 23 A 39% Jan
20
1
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Sep~29
25
8
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46% July 17
32 V4 May 11
45% July 19
MaVl5~
7
23
30
3
88 % Mar
45% May
10
; 28% Jan
25% Jan
4
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50 Vs
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29
14
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33%
1
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2
1% y 2
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74 % Jun
38
54% May 18
43% Nov
53
20%
15
33% Jun
26
28 Yb Mar 15
!
51%
20%,
31
Aug 17
96
52%
40
33% Oct -11
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500
6,600
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4%% pld series ol 1951
100
Black & Decker' Mfg Co—
1
Blaw-Knox
Co
(Delaware)
10
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1
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40%
40%
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23
54%
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84
41
32 7a
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7
7
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41 Va
108%
42%
58
Consolidated
109% Feb
10
102
40%
108 Va
>
86%
32
Jan
6
7
105% Jan
16,900
207
.*41%
18%
>
*940
No par
Container
61
101% Mar
>
70%
*189
'•
20
98
69%
209
*189
10
41%
86%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc ——X—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—l.—*
104% July
-May
13,100
106,%
Xl5
41%
57%
23 V* Mar 19
6
Jun
26,600
15 Va
*104%
42%
57%
49% Mar 22
10
106% Apr
71%
15%
106 Va
73 V*
87
Columbus & Southern Ohio EIec_—5
8% Mur 16
18% May
3:
;l
7.600
73'A
56%
No par
——
Solvents———
37
5% July 20
6% Jun 20
4,400
14 Va
*
41% >
86 V*
2.50
——
$4.25 cumulative
36 Va Mar 12
27
120
>
System—
B
Columbian
110% July 17
14
7% May 10
46 Va Jun
1
5,400
98 Va'
51
108 Va
74%
131
120
Class
4
10
400
.,.57%
> 64%
42%.
>
3 Va
131 Va
*108
cum
Class
12
19
100
>;>
108%
76%
*130%
Engineering
Jan
Jan
' :>
27%
70%
-
'
75 Va
41
..
45
Credit
18
23
7,100
: >
14
27
104 Va
207
99%
t
41%
109%
73%
45
Commercial
22% Jan
28
34% Jan
39 »A
i
27
46 Va
'
a
98
70
*183
100%
45%
Combustion
16 V* Feb
3
5,600
20%-
20%
74%"
44%
Commercial
27% May 28
Mar 16
2,900
:
51
104%
>•
41
•
207
x41 V*
109%
"
14 Va > 14%
104%
98
,
72 7
70'/a
14
107
20%
•194
i
73 Va
13%
41%
20 V*
i
43%
♦104 Va
107
*96%
.
*97 Va
> 53%
;>
No par
preferred ———
4%
44% Mar 19 >
-
15% May 28
31% Oct
5,100
68%
*13%
vy
10,800
.
34 V*
67%
39 a
.
7,800
58%
34
,'
26 V2
57%
300
19%
25Va>
67
•
193'4
58 Va
25%
34 V2
39%
•
58 Va »
25%
1,500
: V
40%:
25%
26%
>27
27,100
>
58%
V
64
65%
19%
,
v
57%
v
40%
*4°
,69
*13%
,•>•27
.
58
•:>;> if
35 Va
.39%
13% >13%
14
>*
57
53%
30% July x7
Jan
13
45% May 25
100% May
1.
>
200
47 V*
91V*
21% Mar 20
30 % Mar 26
17
1,300
26 %
4/%
preferredAlOO
3
18 % JUn
17% Feb
1,100
200
21%
*30%
26
par
—
4%
J2
7'A July 16
14% Jun 20>
24% Jan 11
25% May 26
34 Va Nov 18
18,700
108
25%
27'/a
54
8
39% May 28
5,600
• -v
66'A
*105%
•
11,800
>
8%
,
45'A
,■
38 Va Mar 14
10%
8%
45
47%
*40
Corporation,—<.1
Colorado-^
36% Mar 22
45'/a May 24
8
17 Va Jun
9
*30%
10%
21%
31%
30'A
*104
(The)————No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l .Corp—No par
Colgate-Palmolive G'o com
10
16
84'A Jan
4
Jun
21%
*30%
21%
41%
Columbia
29% Jun
9,700
10'A >
9%
>'
8%
900
260
37%
V*
21%
8'A
83
103%
21%
21%
10
.coin
3
Junlij
8,200
36%
105%
—
Co
26% Jan
8
Jan
82
21%
5
18Va
57%
34,400
•
103%
105%
104 Va
21%
No par;
22
26% Feb
>
36%
66%
100
27% Dec
6
22,600
;
,
104%
35
65%
common:
Columbia Gas System Inc
Feb~25
1,600
84
104%
■
10l/a
104 V2
No par
/
6
19% Jan
70%
44
—,100
1
16% Jan
46 V4
5,300
*70%
44
,25
—
23% Nov 23
,
3%
/
Electric—
15% May 28
25
3 Va
8%
10
;
23
81 */« Jun
84
;
~
10
25
17 V8 Feb
Jun
85
104 Va
10%
58%
15% Mar 14
:
3 Va
,
65%
,
Columbia
32
31
2
36%
43%
109 %
30
July 20
29% Juiy 2 J
7
11
34% Aug
33%
8 V8
25
C Ac St Louis Ry
> 4%
51 Va Mar 12
66'A Apr
9
14
23 V* Oct
28'A Mar 15
1,300
76%
65%
>
34% Apr 18
49% May 10
11
Mar 29
48
1,000
>y
70 Va
3%
70 Va
35
58%
1
l
Coca-Cola
'
54%
4
5,100
-i-<
36%
43%
convertible preferred-w^lOO
Equipment Co
—15
1%
:
15-A Jun
17
9
32%
8%
15
;
13 >
131% Mar
86'% July
30
84
'
Clevne
5
4
85 % Feb
15%
75 Va
77%
6 5'A
preferred :
;
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%. gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
76% July 17
3
52% Jun
39%
9
/ .1
20
"22% Oct
May 27
44% Oct 11
36%
h
43%
$4.50
~
77
400
15%
.
33 V*
35
34%
24%
Molybdenum
75
32%
*103%
58%
Corp
'
May 27
67% May 27
6
17
74
33 V*
35%
35%
Climax
33 Va Sep
49% Dec
9
86%
25%
Cluett Peabody &c Co com
20
74'A
34%
50
2,500
35
3.)%
9%
34
103
34%
>: 9
58%
nouciimuJative prefecred
Cleveland Elec Ilium- com
3
•
103
35%
Clopuy
95% Mar
8%
100
5%
10
86%
35'A
25%
,
21% Jun
40 Va
.15%
2,500
34%
34%;
*34 Va
8%
Oil
Gas-&
87
103 Va
„100
p
62% JdU
6
Jan
Jan
87
103%
>34%
No par
pf<1
preferred
Clark
C C
6
24% Jan
luuv« Jun
Mar 14
Jan
45
Jan 23
128 Va Jun
50% May 6
Jan 14
90
17% Jan
6
106
15
•
4,200
57
106
>•••40 >>
i-'i
700
,
16%
",57
35
9'A
4,200
:
87
16%;
34 Va
I 35
72%
10
53%
56%
32%
72 V4
•
;
v
600
800
'
9%-
16%
3,300
17%
106 Va
34 V4 '
„
3%
70%
;
390
2,600
<
20
*82
'
coin—No par
13
1,160
33,8
71%
Vt
18,900
68% \ ;
'.••'; 44
53%
•<
300
16%'
17%
■
19,200
111
*19%
t>
64%-
series* A—
16
;
45% Dec
>
>
80'A Mar 26
8
lnmcum
Western
3% Jau
145
56
-
Jan
Pac.
50% Jan
6
59;
111
A
North
&
2% May 31
111% Jan
Jan
60
Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
3%
Ok)'A
Del_50
com
41% May 28
'
21;
Jun
7
> Aug 26
148 % Mar 14
122
45
5
Ry
49
9;
18
.18
2
3%
69%
_]
.4
100% Ma?
Apr
26
Al>r
% Apr 23
40% May 31
14
10
700
94
16 V*
68
87
130
102%
110
44
43%
;
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
15
34 % Jan
May 12
80% May
V Apr
11;
39% Mar 14
St Paul
preferred
4 V* %
75% July 18
43 Va Jun
106
25% Feb
9%
3%
*69
•
7,200
'>
105 Va
,
102%
17% '
106%
16'A
3%
,_50
City Investing Co
5% % preferred
y
13
7J
34
16
■
9'A
32%
33%
10
,
39%
31%
40
(The)
Cities Service Co
;
3
Jan
7
31%
33%
67,600
104/
19%
*82
w
35
.
200
15%
68%
1
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
l
May 28
4
45 %
11
Jan
103
13
32
>
>
*15%
9%
74%
22%
44 Va
'
19%
56
34 Va
16 V*
*9%
68 Va
43%
f
56%
34'A
.38%
73 V4
48 Va
15%
;
1—5
Va
Western
series
&
4%
18
196
Sep
*16
59%
16%
110
,*17%:.
;
107%
34 Va
33'A
1.25
„i
Cominuu
•
>42% Jun 29
23% Jan
3 f
May 28
Jan
'56'
72%
1
i
of
Copper Co__;
Chrysler Corp
July 17
99 % July 18
78% Dec
111'
4
42% Aug 18
55% Oct
196
23
6
20 % Oct
990
9
46% May 24
Feb
Jan
108
26
Inc—
Manuiacturing
A
Chlckasha
20% Mar 29
19% May 29
94
92
16 W
*9% > 9%
'
"
=
16%
69
No par
Chile
102% npr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
41% Jun
3
16
>
:
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Lsl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
ir..No
29%.July 10
13
Nov
191
Cab
Cincinnati
25
Jun
40% Feb
.
Jan
5%
5%
3
Jun
27
Jan
'
1
96
23
lO'/a
'
1,500
92%;
54'A ;>:■ 1>54»54
*106%
-
2,700
53
59%
103'4
*108 Va
*
v
80
26 V*
48 Va
• 94
16 Va
;
»
87
1
Voughl. Aircraft
Milw
Chic
70% July 16
43% Mar
5
69 l/a Mar
Sep
30
>;
1
1
25% Apr
1
17% >-:
1
Corp
preferred
Chic
>'. 14% May 22
30% May 21
60
30
50% Feb
V-
16 %
*
35%
__No par
Great
5%
4
51 %-Feb
9
30
45%
71% Jan
20% Feb
<
16
42% Aug 23
Mar 14
3
46% Feb
'
29% July 15
104 Va
4
Chic
6
31% Feb
37% Jun
1
Aug 29
•
8
44% Jan
•
f'
19%
9%
39
Inc—
$4.50 preferred
Class
Apr 27
26% Jan
-
31% July
1
22% Feb
7
Jan
23% Jun
30
44%
54'A
.
571/2
35%
10
Chicago Corp
'
53 V4 Mar
29
•
•
i-
34
38%
5
43%
17%
>:
107%
33 %
35%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry commoni-25
3 V2 %
convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR coin
No par
16
41% Jan
55 Va May 28
14 Vi Jan
30% Jan
1
*56%
•IOG'%
39 Va
9.50
17 */2
68%
4,300
113
*22%
.
103%'
92 Va
-
52%
1514
*102%
r'
16%
33%
No par
<
11,100
'
26
%
23
17,900
"
112%
48 Va
102
: '
,J
108 V2
*82
34
33%
*
52%
V-
15
104
16%
10%
106
106
>'
19%
*
54%
*35%
Co
Gotham
Cliemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
5
24 V* Jan
18% May 28
42 % Dec
>
27
1
29% Jun 22
6
Checker
8
6
30
Chance
4
17
16
9 Va Feb
3
Jun
15% Jan
42 V2 Dec
7
May
287/a Feb
45% Feb
39% Jan
Feb
:
66% May 2
105% Juiy Id
9
19
44% Dec
5
43% July 26
37
36% Jan
Dec
Co
Common
10% Apr ? 13
44% July 19
Mar 21
28
♦
9
12
96% Jan 20
9
57%
15
95%
87
16%
:
26
48 Va
68 Vi
17%
5
Chain Belt Co
42% Jan
9
53% Jan
14
Dec
Aircraft
16%
113
25%
59'A ' 5
108 %
44%
*82
27%-
37%
'
103 V*
,
-19%
10
> *54
27%
>: *22%
"
50
Corp
Certain-Teed Products
Cessna
Chndbourn
8
87% July
3
8
16
Oct
Pasco
•
10% Mar 23
Jan~~6
26
7
36 >
42 V2
93 % Jan
de
10%
27%
*112
•'
*
l
94%
69 V*
17%
87
40%
27% '
1
17%
"
44%
54'A
40%
*51 Va
23
*102'A
•>:
103%
*19%
17%
35%
41'A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
59
25
Violet,a-Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
3 >
75% May
May
1
31% May 24
16
Central
r
4
35'A
40%
48
103
108
69
20
*56%
10
108
45%
16V2
100
Corp
7
'
>•'
48
14 %
V
94'A
,
17%
69%
*82
No par
No par
com
108
•
103%
*93
54%
100
143/a
*102
17%
59%
,
*22%
103 %
92
53%
60%
'
•
13%
103%
10%
com__No par
4 Va %
X
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—x
Central & South West
.
S r'i
4% Jan
9
Light
preferred
22%
»'
33%
•
' V':
26
"
52%
48
22%
103
17%
,
—
5
33% May 16
36% July 13
8
103
3
; Feb
9% Feb
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
23
54'% Jan
1
14 V» Mar
.
59
48
14 Va
*19%
1
Georgia Ry
Illinois
'
77% July 19
28
3Va May
65% Nov 30
Apr
22'/4 Jan
Feb
16% Apr
30
27% Feb
4-
*
113
July 20
9
30
23% Mar 14
July 11
:
53%
59%
48
44%
•
26
H hares
...
"
23
91
20 >
5%' preferred series B
Central Hudson Gas &. Elec
34% Juiy 19
Mar 14
of
hn
Sifeay
Foundry Co
*-
58 % July 13
21
.
Cential
13
24
j
Central Aaulrre
12
108
112
10
52%
4
26
60
101 Va
1
preferred
'
17% Mar 22
55% Sep
5
b.%
12% Mar 16
6
-common
3 > Celotex Corp common
22
i/Uil
Apr
Apr
100
113%
25%
52%
52%
-
—J.
'113
25%
Preferred 4.20%
i.
10G >
*102%
Celanese Corp of Ainer com—No
par.
V 17%
V 1%.
2nd preferred
i
100
X.
108
4 % %
conv preferred series
A_100
68%
.
>
27
J«m
.
J
LmX
preferred.
Caterpillar Tractor
5
s
95% Nov
31
45% Jan<
Jan
21 Va Jan
8
34
>
7%
95% July 18
104
2
65
;
69% May 25
3
14% Jan
114
13%
9
11% Nov
6
79 V* Jan
23
vU~i
.108
.
23
18% Jan 26
27%
■"113
Sales far
the Week
Friday
July 19
39'A
Carrier Corp eominon___
> 62% May 16
——10
59 Va
V 53 Va Jan 26 ■X"
4 Va % . preferred, series-—
50% A. 48
>; 23 % Apr 27
t
Carriers & General Corp-a
;
1
*22%
.18% Jan
5 / Case (J I) Co common
12.50
119 % Jun
PBICEa
Thursday '•
35%
>
14
101% May
3
July 20
-July 26
>83
21
Jan
9
Ju.i
130
29 '
-72 '/a Dec
271
•
10
,100 Va Jun
105% May
26 % Jan
45
3
SALE
18
34%
*
127% Aug
61% Dec
12
>'•> ,/ July
■'.>38%
..
19
11% May 28
HIGH
Wednesday
July 17
;/•'
1
[ Carey
24
AND
Tuesday
July 16
-
5
9
27% Aj/f
29
Monday
exchange.
•
116
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
(Phiiip) Mig Co—
_10
Carolina,Clinchfield & Ohio Ry-100>
2 > Carolina Power
Light
No par
Mar
Jan
23
YORK
-
Capital
1
'4z%M;iy 9
29% Mar 20
112% July 18
v
"■
41% Feb
23
«iYul
22
26 Va Jan
31% ■Jan
<
NEW
,
Highest
30% May 28
;
* f
40% Feb
48% Oct
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
Inc
t
92
92
—100
•101
103
Co com
5
L—
No par
30%
104
com
20
47
X
No par
97
30%
104
Ve
47%
97
92
*101%
30%
*104
47%
*97
92
Va
103
t
>
30%
104%
49%
98
93 Va
103
<
104
•
49%
•97
94%
103
30%
30%
104
50Va:
98
93
•
*101 V2
30 Va
104%
49 Va
*97
93%
104
»
30%
104 V4
50%
98
93%
*102
30%
104
51%
*97
93%
105
2,400
10
30%
4,200
104'A
290
53
46,100
98
30
,
17
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
18
Monday, July 23, 1956
,..
(334)
t
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hi g beat
May 12
lb
14»/4 Nov 23
6
23% Nov 25
105
18
28
20 >/a Jan
Dec
58% Apr
9
Continental
Insurance
9% Jan
11
Continental
Motors
Jan
34% Jun
129
23
1
70
9
23
32% May
53
July
5
49% Apr
26
52
50 Vo Jan
6
58
July 27
30
54 % Jan
31
65% May
19
52% Sep
28% July 27
29
July 19
Mar 14
73% Jun
12
100
98
Jan
26
26
Oct
28
175% Dec
28
24% Jan
25
7
Jan
5
Jan
2
6
,
11
34% Oct
Jan
99
Jari 25
20
32% Feb
Apr
26
23
5% Jan
19
24
50
Apr
6% Jan
7%
20
2% Jan
16
34% Feb
9
2
95% Jan
24
98% NOV 15
92% May
7
28% Jun
19
23
60% Jan
10
13% May 22
7
30% Jan
45 % Feb
13
74
Apr 15
22 % Sep 30
37% Sep 23
34%
53
54%
53%
55
30
30%
61%
Corp
3%% preferred
13% Mar 30
30
33% Dec
107
53% Jan 23
Sep
27
32 % Jan
5
57% Dec
9
46
7
14
102
9
20% Mar
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
2
73% Apr 26
14% Sep 15
37% Aug 19
12% Nov
59
31 % Mar 29
<
31
6% Oct
27%
27%
27%
27%
84%
85%
85
85%
85%
93'/a
94
94
*94
98 V
30%
*96%
*95
5%
2%
2%
2%
37%
38%
94%
*92%
35
Feb
13
112
Jan
6
6
Jan
27
15% Jan
33% Feb
14
37
7
135% Jan
19
138
23
56% July 10
Jan
Dec
86
73
27
35% May
23
26% Jan
Jan
Apr
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
pfd.
30
13% Nov
53% Dec 22
6
91% Sep
30
89
31
4% May 12
23
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96
13
16% Oct
;
11% Oct
4
May 28
48
Mar 17
95
Jun
-
0 6% May 21
1
13
Mar 14
Z
17% May 21
Z
32% Mar
4
22
May 16
Z
27 % Jan
>.
42 % Jan
48
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96% Jan
17
91
Sep 15
93
Mar
20
44% Jan
24
18
86% Apr
14
17% Jan 17
14% Jan
6
July
87
97 > May 11
1001/2 Nov 22
92'
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14
July 18
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25%-May 15
20
11
23
35% May 5
>
33'A Aug 26
-
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51%
52%
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20
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20%
1,080
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16
16
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12%
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12%
11%
12%V;Z,
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80
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80
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80
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33%
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51
51%
.
Nov"
4,
Nov
41
Jan 17
36% Jun
16
21
38% Jan
50c
6c
Co
preferied
94
28%
28%,,
50
19%
Delaware Power Ac Light Co—13.50
44%
44%
May 14
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison
;
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42.-ix
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6c
48
,
,
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25
May 22
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75
Jan
79
3
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Detroit Hillsdale 6c 8 W RR CO—100
26
17% Sep
13
14% Feb
9
19
Apr
26% Feb
9
38
July 18
Feb
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32% Jan
3
Oct
11
42% Feb
28
4
50% Dec
Apr
32
38 % Mar
11
43% Jan
31
6
Sep
19
32 % Jan
26
11
37 % Jan
28
33% May 14
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
12% Ja*
7
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7
13% Jan
3
30% Apr
1
49
4
11% Jan
40 %
Vilbiss
De
8
59% May
7
31% Jun
34% Jan
21
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Diamond
i
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41%
'A
757%;
58%
1
40 :.x
40%
25
34 f>»'
34%
33% ;-i,. 34
common
30
Diamond T Motor Car Co—
23
Diana
39 % Mar
cumulative
$1.50
preferred
57
Stores
Corp
Distillers Corp~Seagram6 Ltd
6
12% July 11
Divco Corp
v
30
60
65% Jan
24
73% May 11
31%'Jun
25 t:V
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.
11% Feb
9
15
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37%
5%
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11%
11%
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Apr:; 9
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90% Jan
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60% Dec
17
54% Dec
27
24% Jan
3
10% Dec
21
14
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
4
7% Jun
29
18
249% July
6
200% Jun
8
15
57
Jan
10
19% May 28
10%. Jun 14
21% Fed
-
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Ltd
Mines
—j
17
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14
12
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101
12
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33
1
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38
12
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124 t "Apr
.
12
53% Apr
53
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11
20
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3
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49
22
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July 16
Apr
48 Z Apr
19
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30
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9
51% Sep 28
53% Mar 30
49% May 18
54
9
49% Apr
25
14
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17 % Nov
17 \
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5
27
Jan
6
35% Jan
6
6
4
Nov
40% Nov
58
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2
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12
54
Feb
24
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11
14
6
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21
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14
29 % Jan
23
67
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45
Oct
26
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175
37% Apr
21
170
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8
89
103
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Sep
6
14
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35% Mar 14
3% Nov
10
52
107
Nov
Sep 29
May 27
23% Feb
53
4
Aug
5% Feb
15
2
Apr
Apr
22
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
50
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24
106
30
21
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33% May 28
10
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4
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3
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23
32
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6
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25
14
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17
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17
21% Jan
20
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53
Feb
28
47
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43% Nov
58% Feb
17
44% Feb
Jan
3
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•
4% Jan
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3
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Ind
3'
Elgin
Elliott
12
10
48% Apr
6
54 % Apr
11
43
Apr
5
3
29
19
27
Jan
16
Jan
Dec
11% Oct
31
16% Feb
21
25% Jan
3
30% Oct
20
28% Jan
96
Feb
25% Apr
20% Jan
76
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69% Oct
35% Dec
8
July
27% Jun
9
11
57
6
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29
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11
98
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11
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20
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23
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31
81% Apr
26
86
Feb
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71
July 18
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July
see
8
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25
common
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preferred
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conv
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page 26.
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92 y» Jun
73
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1
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38
100
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Electric
1
100
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May 25
2
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3
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Stainless Steel Corp
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12
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23
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50
50
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19
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99
preferred
preferred
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Eagle-Plcber Co.
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Duquesne Light Co common
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27
54
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20
23
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218
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series—
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5
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.
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12
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s
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17
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9
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16
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26
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•
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10
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26
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.
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
11
61
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20
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27
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Wednesday
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STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
14
12% Feb
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NEW
,
Highest
AND
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STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Previous
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Number 5553
Volume 184
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(335)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Prorlooa
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Highest
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74
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No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common.
3
4Vi% preferred
*90 34
35Ma
15
2 9 MB
3 6 Mb
15 Mi
913/4
1,200
93 Ma
7%
7 Mb
7,100
32Mb
Mb
43'4
43 Mb
43%
43 Ms
433 'a
43%
43%
10,700
20%
20 Mb
20 Vi
20 Ma
20 Mi
20 3/b
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20 Ma
6,900
139 Ma
139 Ma
139 Ma
139 Ma
139 Va
13: Ma
139'%
139 Va
20 Mb
73%
7 Ma
•39 Ma
107 %
21 Mb
139 Ma
7 Mb
39%
♦92
32Mb
43
29M4
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39 Ma
93 Ma
107 Ma
433/4
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7%
39 %
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3,600
7,200
25,500
32%
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7 Mi
14%
108%
107
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100
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32 Va
107 Va
100
9,300
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43
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433/4
92
8,600
43%
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2.0O
600
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4,800
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45
120
47 Mb
74%
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173/4
70 Mi
119 Ma
34%
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4,400
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86
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47 Vi
89,500
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85 Ma
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260
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Green Bay & Western
Green (H L) Co Inc
Greenfield Tap & Die
91
80
52 Mi
lo
100
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13,700
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97
753/4
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123
,
43 Mb
853/4
17 MB
97
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36 MB
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Western
12
70 Mb
74%
43
4Mb
;:'M;70M/
42 Mb
75
85
-
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Gt Northern Iron Ore
Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry C'o
Great
15 Ma
47 Mb
122%
119 Ma
/M47-'
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Grayson-Robinson Stores
7% May 18
132 '/a
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1,800
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80
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119 Ma
100
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49 Ma
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1
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Co
1323/s
12
48%
48
69 Me
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80
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Granite
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common
M S
3
923/4
80
3
17 Ma
1
Motors
July 19
33%
'
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No par
com
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Jan
29 Mb
34/V-:
17Mi
17Ma
76 Mb
34% July 16
29//a
333/b
68 Ma
.6
47 M4
29
132 Ma
15 Vi
130
1,500
1,700
137
29 Ma
3 3 Mb
633%
No par
Kubber
Granby Con.sol
137
29 Mi
33%
92
67 V8
84 Mi
45
138
29%
1MB
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.
343/e
92
3 1MB
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67 Mi
33%
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1,400
3,300
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63 Mb
,
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9%
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8,800
3,400
102%
6/3/4
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67 Mb
10
20% Mar 16
102 Ma
9
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63 Ml;
Goodrich Co
&c
102%
00%
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138
66 Mi
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(The)
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9-/4
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62%
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t W.
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138
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67%
10
Grace
9 Ma
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15%
63 Va
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Apr 18
58% July 12
2% Feb 14
6 7 Ma
.67 Ma
;
102
900
.
28%
653/b
17
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Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
Goodyear Tire
103
30,000
1,200
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49,400
28%
67 Ma
.
1,550
3^ ii
28 Va
V
15%
62%
Goebel
July 16
28 Ms
36%
15 '/a
65 Mb
Gold
78 %
,,
92
32 Mi
34,800
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8%
;
37
15%
62
11
89 Va Mar 23
283/a
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67 Mb
25
&
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Apr
:■;/
lo Ma
V
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9 Mb
80
160% Jun
24
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37
15%
3/4
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9 Ma
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;
61
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common
Brothers
Glidden
8Mb
3/4
5
Corp
9
9 Ma
15%
283/4
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&
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9%
4b
.
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46% ■46%
67 Ma
132%
^
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46 Va
15%
Co
4%
preferred
Gillette (The) Co
46 Mi
11%
Tire
i.:
46 Va
15 Mb
4Vi% preferred
—100
4%%
conv
preferred—100
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—
1
Getty Oil Co common....
4
12
47
68 Vi
11 Me
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50% May 3
27% July
6
97% Mar 21
b8 %
66 Mi
General
;
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67 Vi
11 Mi
1
Railway Signal
•
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Telephone
70 Vi
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10
preferred—
Precision Equipt Corp
General
3u-/a
68%
700
*
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49 Va
70 Ma
138
34
*31 Mb
100
483%
307a
t03
28%
33 MB
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—
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45 Vi
30 Va
9 Mb
28 Ma
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46
38
138%
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30%
46
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673/4
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67 Va
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39
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28 MB
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9
38 Mi
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2
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25
14% Feb
26.
2d
53
71%
*148
\5
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18% July 10
46% May 14
29% July 18
4
2/3/4
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58 Mi
_
-
5% preferred
General Motors Corp com
$5 preferred
!
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3
Jun
90% July
May 3l
see
•
38 % Mar 28
6
40% Jan ; 3
23% Jun
8
94% May 18
8
155
8
•
77% July 20
8
30 MB Dec
37% Apr
59 Ma July 17
19
44% Mar
»
1
23
45% Sep
11
General
16
23
29% Sep
series
General Mills
Va Mar 20
Jan
99
36% Oct
49
Jan
17
28 Mi
5,500
15,500
No par
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
2
41
18
2 7 MB
28
90
IIIIIIII—2
Corp
6%
26
36
Jan
27%
28 Mi
j4Va
41 Mb
49 Ma
No par
Electric
3
5
53
15%
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Baking Co
General
23
Mar
9% Oct
90% Jan
t 20
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27%
52 Va
3j3/4
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52
4% conv 2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com
7% preferred
General Contract
Mar 19
.90
9
34% Jan
24% May 28
28 Ms
54 Ma
50%
_ioo
Dynamics
Jan
•
14
53
2,200
33%
41 Va
49 Va
General
75% July 17 7
,63 Vi Feb 24
May 25
61%
28 ya
33 3/8
40 V8
135
51%
Co
General
11
34
79
21
10
37% Jun
2
28^8
343/8
423/a
*130
52 Mi
General Cable
Corp com
AVo 1st preferred—
101 Ml Mar 15
'
28 Va
54 Ma
33 Ma
41 Ml
:V.
493%
(The)
Industries Inc
$8 preferred
General Bronze
5
122 % Mar
'
28%
2,u00
52
Acceptance Corp
American Investors
General
3
124% Feb
5
9
39% Sep
•
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6
31
33% Dec
6
9%
49 Ma
$4.50 preferred
General Amer
50 Ma Apr
6
10 Mb Mar 20
-
28 Mi
28 Mi
52 Ma
53
Co
4%% /convertible
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General
7
71% Apr
•
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52%
Corp
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5
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-
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93/4
50
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Co
65
40% May 28
119% Apr 23
30
5% Dec
Mar 17
39 Ms Jan
•
3
Jun
3
<13% Oct
14
Jan
59% Dec ..' 0
71% Apr 19
2
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Nov
,
Garrett
13
17% Jan
9
35% Nov
43% Mar 14
•
'
May
118% Apr
9 Ma
52 Ma
37%
1
68% July 20
7% July 20
61
July 11
54
Jun
May
Jan
13% Jan
8
9%
51%
103
10
—
43% May 28
77% Jun
7
119% Dec
V: 98
Aug
v
5
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6
Mar
56% Jun
6,700
353,4
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11 Mi
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Gamewell
26
36% Jan
11
Mar
Jan
138
23
13% Jan
f
3d ^4
353/B
33%
v
*100
17,600
35 Va.
5 1Mb
Corp
Gardner-Denver
V2 Mar 13
85
128 Mi Apr
5
14% May 31
11% Jun
4
7
16Mb
35M4
353/4
423/8
1303/4
88 Ma
100
300
3,000
4 1Mb
82%
10
lb^s
;
100
Ma
353/b
49 7/»
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50
37%
33 Mb
103 Ma
:
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56
37 Ma
17
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36
11 9 Vat
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4
41%
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common
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5% convertible
35
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97% Feb 13
30% Jun
27
50
Il5
preferred
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71% May 7
10 V8 July 10
86
Apr 26
63% Jan 10
5
Galr
29% Mar 27
106% Mar 5
24% Jan
5
21% Mar
3
Jun
28,
30
38% Dec
Aug 17
16% Nov
13
Nov
July
67% Dec
24% Mar 15
130
134
26% Dec 29
83% Mar 18
,45%
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102 Ma July 20
63
Apr 26
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May 22
29
136% Dec
,
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39% July 20
July 20
11% July 19
49% Juiy 20
31 Ma May
9
70% July 17
48 Mi Apr 16
9% July17
33
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15% Mar 6
8
38
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353/B
17
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133
40%
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Co
Trailer
4%
121 %
May 29
25% Feb
9
46'
Jan 23
20
46% Feb
32%
MB
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w.
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11
51
32 Va July 18
6% Jun 29
28% May 29
107% Jan 19
9% Jun
49% July 27
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July 5
11% Sep 15
18
27% Dec
V
34
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49 Mi
73/b
123/4
37%
34 Mb
28%
2,000
2,000
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35%
28 Ma
18 Va
24 Mi
50 %
;
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18%
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37
Ma
24 MB
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1
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35
9
13,800
12
50
16Mb
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34%
.
46%
13
12%
55
4
50
46
24%
Mb
47%
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4,100
10,900
18 y4
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12%
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94,700
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49
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28
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Mar 29
7
27%
12%
>
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76
353/4
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100
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24%
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par
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Freeport Sulphur
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r.
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24%
13
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49 MB
7
13 Mi
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76
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Sugar
12%
18%
1
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46%
133/e
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Co
13% Mar 12
453%
46
17
5
preferred—100
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler
91
373/4
5
chem
10% Apr 27
July 18
Feb
'
~
——
24
rtiz-: Feb
24
Motor
&
23
12% Jan
16% Mar 23
28 y2 Dec 27
6
Ford
3
18
12 y2
88% Mar 30
Machinery
90 Mi
37%
11111117%
convertible
Mar
17 Ma
90%
16Mb
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Light
13
92%..
383/8
2 50
I
Stores Inc common.
cum pfd ser of
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13
41% Apr
14 y4 Jun
13% Nov 29
$4.20 dlv
Food
Feb
16% May 28
98% Nov
6
Food Fair
&
17 Ms
16%
common..IIII5
Corp
Power
Feb
33
68
4 5%
Florida
91
17%
91%
38 Mi
Inc.—15
—
17%
92%
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$4
51
Mar 31
49%;
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July 17
50
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j
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Flintkote Co (The)
17%
5
_
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7
26% Aug 22
28
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
55 <
50
P~ro~d"comIlNo
96% Apr 11
51% May 28
3
29% Oct
Corp
17%
26%
7 Ma
Firestone Tire &
Rubbercom~~~.~6.25
4%% preferred
100
FlrBt National Stores
3
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
15
"50
preferred
109
21
100
50% Jan 27
conv
preferred
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Florida Power
■
50
series
27%
"71
13
the Week
Shares
27Ms-
24%
i:
12%
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Bearings
Electric Co_
July 13
52
13
cum
Filtrol
105% Mar 14
21% Mar 12
14% July 19
1953
'•
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18%
49 Ms
Bower
Friday
July 20
28%
13
24%
75
Sales far
V■
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July 19
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183/s
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PRICES
29 Va
17 M2
12%
24%
v
SALX
92
12
18 MB
HIGH
Wednesday
July 18
17MB
93%
"12 %
1
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Phoenix Fire Inc
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines
12% Feb 27
30
pfd
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17%
27%
45% M46.;\-SV,<
13 Mi
13 Ma
-
—Ill2
common
ser
28 Ma
92%
5
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4%
16
Feb
conv
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Fibreboard Paper
July 16
41
cum
Fidelity
23
Jan'
61
-3
common—III
"50
Federal Pacific
Federal Paper Board
Co
Federated Dept Stores
Felt & Tarrant
1
Mar 26
106% Jan
8
98 Mi Apr
1
May
90
Apr 12
49 % May 28
10% Jan
3
35% Jun
May
;
~
Mfg Co
Fenestra. Inc.——.
Ferro Corp
~
91% Jun 27
36% Feb
30
25% Dec
Jan
1
23
30% Feb
41% Feb
28
Jan
39% Mar
7
Feb
11
9
1
14
July
96% Nov
20MiOct
37% Mar 14
10% Jan
31% May
135
102
69 Va
46% Jan
102
Federal
7
68
3
20
48% Apr
11
43% Mar 15
99
5%%
23
62
11% Sep 19
46% Feb 17
106
May 23
26% Jan 12
26
35 Mi Jan
Mar
62 V2 Jun
Aug 17
36 Mi Sep
30
Sep 23
108
9
33% Mar
110• ; Jan
Feb~24
82 Va
26
Mar
9
18
48% July 10
26 % May
1
17
67% Dec
18
Sep
53
Nov
33%
18
V 54 <*■ Jan
104
124
•
conv
39% Apr 30
17% July
2
36% May 7
8% May 28
28%
Apr
5%
LOW AND
July 17
17%
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp
9
♦ ,
Tuesday
25%
_1
5% preferred series B
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp_
Farwick Corp
7
Apr
51
25% July 12
31Mi Feb 13
Y3%
7
13 Mi Mar 29
57
43% Jan
5
31 Mi Jan 11
Apr 29
6
7% jun
3
12
31% May 22
8% Nov
23% Sep
9
Jan
.5
Corp
Family Finance
Corp
51% July 10
23
17
Nov
Co..
~
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July 16
Fairbanks Morse 8b Co.
No par
Falrchlld Engine &
Airplane Corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing
12
75% Mar
Products
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Ex-Cello Corp
3
25% Mar
2
22
9
Apr
»
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Eversharp Inc
14% Mar 16
31
31
Evans
2
-
YORK
exchange
9
157b Jan
41% Sep 27
31 Mi July 21
47
July
May 28
70
NEW
;
29 Mi July 17
20
Mar 23
;
20
18
28
Sep
9
41 Ma Dec
1
13% Dec
21 Mi Feb
20% Sep
72 Ma Dec
"
29
STOCKS
'
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26 Mi Sep
6
24 Ms Jan
«-»weit
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♦72
7 3 Ma
29 7%
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73 Ma
32 Va
106
*72
32 Va
107
73 Ma
32 Vb
106
32Mb
3,100
106
*72
1,500
130
73%
39
29 Mi
Mi
36%
36%
15 Mi
14Ms
15
14%
15
14
Mb
913/4
91 Mi
913%
90Tb
90 Ma
90 Va
91
-
15
*90%
36
15
30
29 Mb
29 Mi
29%
3 5 Ma
36%
36%
36 Ma
2 9 Mb
8,300
36%
600
23,500
>
120
19
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
20
..
Monday, July 23, 1956 r
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(336)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
U»CAt
90
38 Va Nov
35
105
Jun
109% Jun
luO
Jun
101
6
61% Mar 14
Jan
31
Jan 48
Aug 26
101
104% July 13
107
104
Dec
8
41
Dec
15
13
»
39% Mar 23
9
11
8J% Jan 23
32% July
•
139% July 17
98% May 31
27
Apr
May 21
133
13 J %
36%
36%
*100>/a
*101 %
lod
.*103
'
102 %
101 %
102 %
♦lo3'/a
36
36 3A
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*101 % 102 Va
*10o % 103
101 »/2
37
101%
loo
va
H
45% Aug 10
69% Nov
25
58 % Feb
19% Jan
6
24% Sep
14
20% May
18'A Oct
13
25% Feb
4
79% Oct
38 % Dec
21% Jan
6
Jan
6
38
,
Dec
55
34
26% Mar 14
12
42% Mar 29
23
21
9
31% Feb
9
•
43
23
Apr
■
37% July 20
29% May 28
16
35% Apr
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
25
May 22
6
Jan
17
8 v Mar 27
20
34
Jan
5
37% July' 9
39
12
16% Oct
V
July
18
91
7
24% Mar
36% Sep
29% Feb
23
3
Sep
18
17
8
2
Jun
41% May
May 19
126
Dec
51
Mar 14
19
54% Mar 18
11
34% Nov
29
20% Nov
16
124
Oct
July 17
10% Jun
12 Va May 28
.3
25% Jan
3
Jan
6% Apr
•19% Jun
4
32% Mar
9
14% Apr
v
2
:
30
11
10%' July
11*
21 "/*
32 % Jan
20
19
40
34% Oct
13
48
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
5G
Feb
16
28% Jan
31
44'A Jun
27
35% Jan
30
52 'A July 17
17
103 Va Mar 16
5%. Apr
11
8% Jan 31
Jan
23
M00% Jun
Feb
3
106
14
Apr
97% Apr
28
8% Dec
17
27
r-
Dec
27
C;
26
13% Mar 14
\
21%
.
Jun
17
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
10
18% July
4
39% Nov
28
37% May 31
39'A May
7
28% Jan
3
13
26% Oct 28
34
Aug
3
91 % Jan
,
25
98
May
5
89% July
9
97
Jun 28
100
28
104% Jan
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
6
105 % Feb
8
12
102 Va Jan
103% Jun
-
3
10
'
29
22% Jun
7
4% Jun
20
18V4Jan
3
8
18% Jun
3% Feb
10
1 -/a Jan
12
12% Apr
27
7 % Feb
20
1% Dec
27% Dec
63% Jan
6
22% Jan
11
Jan
Nov
64
Jan
4
5 Ya May
17
36
4.0
t
26 %
*25%
14%
,*14%
15
14%
14%
500
14-/8
22%
21%
22%
223/4
233/a
44,800
34
34
*33%
34
33%
33%
2,600
33%
33%
84
*82 Va
84
*82 Va
34
Va
84
54
2
41% July
Apr
27
9
••
Hunt
,
13
37%
•36%
37%
17%
17 Vi
17%
48%
49
48%
49%
123%
5%
3
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
23
72% May
4
23
58
July 13
2
51
Jan
40 Ya
40%
16%
15%
16Va
15%
69 Va
*68%
U 69
*874
69
69%
69%
69
*68%
*87
88 Va
*87
88
87
51
50 V4
52'/a
89
:
51%
70
43
10%
*10%
11
11
'■■■
11
11
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
12%
13
12%
13
13
13 J/a
2,400
2,000
8'A
7%
7%
8 J/4
8%
20%.
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
400
30%
30%
33
32%
34%
8,600
32%
32%
33'A
33 "A
333,8
63 V2
69
69 Va
69 >A
2,700
68%
69
683/4
70
.
8
1
50
100
■-
25
25
*24 "a
18%
17% ; 18
*38'A
38%
39
38 y4
271/4
39
•27%
27
27 Ya
26'/a
27
3,000
*89
90%
90 '■
90
50
91 »/4
99
97
97'/a
91%
*89%
91'A
*89 Va
99
♦97
99
*97
*102%
50 Va
4%
13%
13%
13%
13%
600
13%
2lVa
20 Va
203A
19%
20 J/2
20,000
2%
2'A
2'A
2%
2%
3,100
*2%
2%
:-W; 2%
*9%
9%
92%
9%
9%
92 Y*
94-/4
92
:
*40%
6
30%
30 Va '
65%
Apr
55
Jan
9
54% Apr
3
V?-
Jan
47
July
51% Aug 17
53% Nov
52% Sep
55
1
51
Jan
8,
Mar 11
53
17
48% July
10
Jun
55
52»/a Mar 28
Feb
28;
26
53
Feb
58
20
29% Jan
25
7% Apr
11% May
6
10% Nov
Jan
6
58% May 23
42
Apr 24
50'A Jan
20
Dec
29'
.,•59
Feb 13
Jan
4
169% Jun
15
157
May 28
48%
162
,66%
71
91% Nov
Mar 14
68
35% Jan
6
21% Jan
»
26
76% Jun
28,
57 % Dec
.
9
50 Ya Mar 13
85% Jul.i 20
/
165
8
.
Feb
,
.Inland Steel Co
53
Jun
8
,
69% Mar 20
21
Jun
8
»
24 Va Mar 13
37% Jan
7
19
19% Jan
18
33% Sep
6
6ct~n
41% Jun
47% Jan
9
12.
6
Feb
7
400
35%
% July
11
37% Jan
4
29
Nov
2
41% Jan
3
25% Jun
84
Mar
8
92% May 26
6% Nov
Mar 16
82
21
•
J
33% Apr
88
July 12
87% Aug 26
127% Dec
29
141
Jun
10
126% Jan
65 3/a
57%-;
56%
*48 Va
49
*48'/a
50
*52%
54
16
17
Jan
3
10% Jun
8
Jan
12
132
'
117% Sep
23
Jan
108
Jan
12
98% Apr
20 % Nov
15
15% Feb
25
7
82
108
:
■
7
104% Apr
19
85
-V 168
,
55
"97%
29%
''
28 V*
■'
•.
""4%
'99%
100%
129%
130'A
140%
101 »/4
100
Nov
14
114
Jun
2
94
Dec
28
8
40 Va May 16
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
56 % Jun
28
70% Mar 13
25
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
34'A Apr
20
38 V4 Jan
16
23% Jan
6
37% Apr
5
International Telep & Teleg—No par
32%
International
com—5
25
1
3.50
53%
54'A
53%
53%
*53%
-5
No par
International Shoe—
^No par
International Silver common
25>
•
.48% Mar
142
International Salt
May 18
44% Feb
20
7%
1
34
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
32 % Jan
6
12% Jan
3
31 %
Sep
9
29% Jan
4
45
Jun
2
38% Feb
7
43% Jun
3
38'A Jan
30
40
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34 % Jan
9
13
20% May
30% Jan
3
26% Jan
3
20 y« Mar 23
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
Sep
91% Jan
45
6
35 % Dec
130
21
12% Sep
6
34% Jan
5
27% Jan
10
33 Va Jan
125
'
6
10
Jan 24
July 11
Mar 15
98
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
For
54
130
-July 18
Feb
31% Jan 24
62
34% Jan
48% Apr
59
104
Jun
14
May 10
89
4
Apr
17
45% Jun
21
97
July 18
July 17
55
Mar 14
102% Feb
58 % Apr
.Jun
27
67 % Feb
1
85
23
42 V8 Jun
8
53% Apr
107'A Nov 22
38% Dec
footnotes
see
30
page
100% Apr 24
35% Feb
26.
3
27
94% Mar 14
54% Sep
85
7
10% Mar 19
31
47% Mar 16
65
»
13
97% Aug 15
32 Ya Mar 14
23 Va July 18
3
May 29
Jan
19
3
30% May 16
34% Jan
39
13
14V8Jan
•
6
5
Mar 21
105% Feb
24
27
60% July 16
cum
25
Utilities
conv
Corp
preferred
Interstate
.
Dept Stores-
Interstate
Power Co
Corp
Intertype
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa
Power
Ligb* Co
&
■
Ialand Creek Coal common
$6
preferred
92%
-
(F
Jewel Tea
3%%
L)
Co
Inc
Johns-Manville
Johnson
common
preferred
&
Corp
Johnson
Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
Jones & Laughlin
—
•-
•
41%
58%
'
58%
*36
36
36
13 Va
13%
\
21%
22 Va
■/•
50c
52
1
*126%
22
13%
22Va
-
129
7 V4
7%
56%
59 Va
13%
;
22% !
31%
7%
62
129
7
60
36%
129
97
97
54%
54%
55 %
60 Va
60'A
58 'A
59 V*
31 J/a
31>/2
4.200
26
3,300
52%
9,900
26
253/4
r
53'A
12b Va
26
53'/a
521/2
126 Va
*125 »/a
'
128
10
2,600
97%
-53%
31s/a
36%
53%
80 V4
5,800
i!t
4 7 J/4
97 Va
48%
23
i.
93
98
101%
227/»
:
36 »/4
54'A
49%
tx/ d /-
13'/a
22%
74
94%
48
81
700
4,
1.5
36%
47%
102'A
l,<mo
35%
4,100
48
48%
5434
35%
19,000
47 Va
80%
54%
36
6%
47%
102 V*
4,100
■56
,
3 7 »/a
47%
49 Ya
56
55 J/4
32,800
57 »/a
93
81 Va
1,500
34
6%
37 Va
102%
55 »/2
59 »A
35%
33%
37
36%
48%
58 "/a
*353/8
56 Yz
93
102 Va
7,000
6%
37%
*80 %
2,900
59'/a
94 Va
53%
59
34'A
360
135
.40%
6%
93 Va
*97
40 3A
1,100
56'{4
IV*
61
37 V4
*33
♦134 »/a
;
200
3a
91%
31%
31%
54
91'A
133/8
26
53%
17
171/4
520
14,600
22%
23%
25%
140%
10O
17'A
35%
35%
13%
53 %
7V4
100
,
92 »A
58%
36
31%
59
101'A
<
55
25%
129
139
33'A
*55
52'A
*126 Va
20,600
141 J/4
*35
55 »A
31%
'
13,200
.
100
129
'
36
25%
32
26
-
13%
2,100
100 Va
; ■ 130 «A
12
5 12%
;
4%
••*-
41
55%
36
36
82%
4J4
135
34'A
*54
54%
*80'/a
40%
54%
54V2
;
14,700
132'A
33 Va
33%
32%
.
900
29% "
29V4
91 »/a
58%
58%"
460
28%
12 3/g
•16%
?
79,100
29%
100 Ya'
*99%
41.%
*35%
36
*35%
32%
51%
1
,
36
131%
40%
•
59'A
58%
31%
100
—5
12 Ya
10
100
1
92
129
40%
40%
40%
*35%
25%
Co
128%
128%
128
.
10
No par
1
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
100
Jacobs
•
1
preferred
$1.40
54% July 20
24 Ya
30
Sep
20
Mar 14
99% Jun
36% Sep
6
30'A Aug 11
July
39% Mar 16
19
Feb
58
•
'
'
17 V*
92
17
40'/a
40
3,100
164'A
130
140 J,4
•'
100
-
128%
54 Va
6
24
15
142
17
-
92
101
Va'
U
11
11
17
6
Feb
'
■
29%
43A
X130
HVa
v
4%
:
163%
,
82%
99%
130'A
,
512
29%
43/4
4%
*99%
■
92
*91 %
82%
60
3,900
29%
29'/a
512
40 JA"
*80 Va
82.
>
166
28 3/4
29%
1401/4
17 V*
30
"
99%
42
1
*29%
138%
139%
102%
17
,2,100
97',2
39 Va
10% i
11
800
57'A
97 »/a
*29'/a
4%
130
130'A
21 Va
57 J/4
-Vs
614
510
99%
"99 %
-
; 293/4
;■? 164%
\*80%
4%
2 li/a
'■■•:/
22 Va
*97'A
30 Va
29 VA
4,600
60 3/a
593/a
99
57
97>/a
•80 Va3
4,100
88
57
*21aA
v
10
165
*160'/a
}
591/2
2°%
-29%
138%
■
J.
89
39'A
28%
10%
165
58%
':.•
519
515
29%
100
129%
11,800
165 »/a
29%
82%
8,200
85%
38%
297/a
♦80%
43 J/4
8234
165 Va
*28%
^*29%
42 3/a
82%
39
165
164 >A
1,700
9%
43/A
166
38%
39
38%
164
520 /
515
518
501
57
30 Va
/>
934'
9%
9%
21%
55%"
98%
30
30%.;
'
100
21%
55%
2.2Q0
28Ta
42%
88'A
59
22%
98%
297/a
59 V4
:
59
*55%
;•
50
81%
89
59%
400
53'/a
••
28%
283A
*160'/a
88%
.
*97%'
55 "
Mar 14
89%" Feb
54
*53
9%
162
162
88%
Jan
69
V 73
50
♦43iA.
v
.*21%
21%
>
*97%
—5
T:
88'A
90
49
♦52%
53
83 Va
,
82'A
\
3,500
♦48'/a
50
28%
43%
1
59%.
21%
-15
International Paper common—7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer corn,
No par
5% preferred
100
21V4 Apr. 19
42%
'
58%
International Packers Limited,
106 % Mar 13
-
44%
i
6,000
4,500
57%
*49
V
53
28%
9%
,
34
6534
•
*49
28 Va
*;
4%
—
50
9%
*162
V
88
99%
-
53 %
*48%
80
168
1
Preferred
54
*53
50.
28%
79%
,
87%
100
/
14% Mar 13
144'/a May
31
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
Mar 27
*
.
78
—
i
*52%
53
43
45%
*162
preferred
preferred
*48 %
""
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
4%
48%
49%
9%
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
"
X33%
66 3/a
*57
;
28%
International Mining Corp
;
2
32%
31
67
57%
48 Va
49 %
54
52%
97/a
45
No par
No par
common
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
'
6% Mar 16
101% July
6
12% Jun
Jan
11
3
'
31
Jan 23
»4% Jan
78
6
Int'l
32 % Mar 12
6
22
Jan
57%
7%
30%
65%
571/4
*48%
28%
5
Machines
Business
int'l Harvester
28
'
'
3%
Feb
'
28%
,
Int'l
July 17
40% July 20
174
May 28
29% Oct
,
*, 520
May 15
>
3,600
66
,
9Ya
preferred 100
Iron .Corp———-No par
4 Va %
48
30%
*52%
-
47%
66 >/a
48
*48'A
50
48%
49 V*
.
28%
Tnterlake
34% Mar 21
33 % May 28
157
1751/4 May 31
165 % Aug 16
103
/
27% May 28
52%
;
*48%
-No par
20
1
-
Interchemical Corp common
61% Jan
23
97% July 18
Mar 29
54
*52
preferred
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc—"
,
'
103
*52%
preferred-—50
Inspiration Cons Copper
8
96% Jan
..
cumulative
4.20%
Ingersoll-Rand common—,—No par
6% preferred „——
—100
t
6
91% Mar 21
.
18
Sep
24 V2 July
19
4.42% cumulative
<
49%
47%
48%
48
49
1,800
38 Va
57 y4
V-
*48
*48'A
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria
Electrica De Mexico
8 A
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
*
1
.'•••
10
26% Jun
8% Dec
,
5
•49% Apr
15.
31% Aug 31
24 y« Mar 15
6
19
41
571/2
65 Va
57%
-
39'A
30%
30%
65 Va
10
Illinois Central RR Co—
39
38%
50%
x49%
50%
38 Ve
38%
38 Va
39
47 Va
100
26,600
6%
6Yb
6%
5%
6
5 '»
6Va
-
800
43
•40
45
3,100
95%
943/4
96%
95
10
9%
93/4
*9%
*40
V;vvi 44"^' "•44/'/
*40%
■
"5Va
•38 y«
4,400
4 >/4
4%
4<A
4V4
4'A
3,600
523/4
20%
93
6
52
*13%
9%
9%
*102%
523/8
104 «/4
13%
L'::;
2%
2%
51
4%'
104'A-
51 Va
40
99
*97
21 Va
20%
92 Va
*102 Va
'
20%
14 :VrJ
20%
104'A
50 Va
1'
700
"
*13%
'
14
■r
50Va
4'A
*102Va
104 Va
4%
100
8,400
38%
27%
27%
51
-17%
17%
38 Va
27%
50 Va
17'/a
17%
38%
104 %
24 J/4
17%
*89%
53
50
9
25/
6,100
6%
24'A
25
*24 Vr
130
6 J/4
38 V*
27%
*102 %
v
10,300
101
*100
6%
6%
50
49%
50'A
101
*100
6%
1,700
171/4
38%
V;*97
8
49%
52
101
6Va
*24%
6%
6%
"•
*100
52%
50%
100
6%
17'A
800
3,700
"
*30'A
99%
*24 V4
11
Va
8
50
6%
30
20 Va
33»A
69%
511/4
51
160
17,900
13 Va
13
8%
*99
50%
69'A
20%
•20%
13
8'a
:#
51%
11
*:
11
..
88%
50%
•
20%
33
par
100
100
100
par
14,000
88
:
12%
29
12
4,600
41%
15%
20% -i 20%
30% * 30%
13
Sep
Nov
3,6(50
16
40
41
f:
Jun
19
57
52
41
41'/a
11
Apr
68% Sep
5
Aug 22
49
1,400
39%
16%
20%
50
11
47% Jan
40 Va
42%
50%
52
57% Oct
39%
41%"
No par
^Illinois Power Co common
No par
4.08% cumulative preferred
50
4.26% cumulative" preferred—-50
4.70% cumulative preferred—-50
58 % Jan
1,070
53 »/2
403/4
54
49 '/a
39%
49'A
39 Va
5
Idaho Power Co-
33% July 18
21
*48
*52 Va
49 Va
*52 Ve
49%
v.; :»16:.;:;;
"
Jun
■1,000
11,600
124
16%
39 Va
I
27
51
41 Va
-
*87%
A
series
pfd
HuBsman
173/4
51 J/a
*17 Va
124
16 Va
*69
Refrigerator Co
conv
50 % July 17
900
37%
/
124
54
*52
40
25 %
1-
51%
50
*122%
124
48%
■
173/4
17%
17%
50%
50
98%
*36%
■
41V*
38%
*
>
...
373/4
*17%
123
54
*52
■
*36 Va
37%
2,700
54'A
25%
*97
40-Va
1
1
common
54'
25%
*36%
49%
49
49%
*52
1
50
Corp
123%
123
26
26
2o
17 Va
*49'/a
97 Va
25%
84
533A
53%
97
'
*25%
123
53 Va
99
♦97
98
97:
53%
53%
53%
53%
*3o%
Dist
Co-—
*82 Va
84
*82 %
:•
*25%
26 Va
Min & Sin Ltd—No par
Foods Inc—,
1
_6.66%
Hupp.
V4
97
Hudson Bay
July 18
7% Jan
Sound
26%
70
1,400
26
26
21%
fHudson & Manhattan com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
*
23
44
32% Feb
Sep~21
39
Apr
96% July 19
lo
31% Jan
9 J/a Feb
3
3
13
30
71% Sep
33
6
19% Jan
-
Howe
11% Apr
074
liquidation
$162
Ex
373A
37
22%
"
'4%
Howard Stores Corp
.
26% Mar 19
8
15
TVs July 18
15% Mar 14
V
5
13% Jun
23
.
52% July 20
4% Jun
17% Dec
v
28
Feb
105
4
14
6
Mar
96
41% Jan
23
Feb
47
14
Apr
2,000
*36%
7«A
6"Va
37
■
14%
10
30
12.50
$2.25 convertible preferred
Household' Finance common—No
3%% preferred
.
:
4% preferred
4.40% preferred—
" Houston Lighting & Power—No
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)
v
600
7 J/8
26%
com—_3
50
Inc
Houdallle-lndustries
il
34% Jan
313/a
267e
7Va
21%
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
HooKer Electrocliem Co common—5
$4.23 preferredx.—
No par
.Hotel Corp of America
1
V
5% conv preferred
25
2
29% Mar
31'A
26%
25%
common—1
Holly Sugar Corp common'
5% convertible preferred
Homestuke Mining—
37%
3,300
31'A
*26 Va
67/8
7,500
37%
37 'A
27
;v"31>::
37%
—'
3.200
40%
4"
.
14%
x/i2
Sons——:——4-5
Hollander (A) &
v
16
Feb
73% Jun
23
Apr
32% July 12-
3
12
3
Mar 23
6%
*36%
25%
Hires Co (Charles E)—
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
Holland Furnace Co———r—5
•
7
V;
139
*135
139
14%
3% %
25
25% Mar
58
20%
preferred ——_——-—_10Q
common__No par
4 'A % preferred series A_
—50
Hertz Co (The) •:
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc——
5
52% July 201
12% Jan
22
573A
26%
Hershey Chocolate
3
3
'
260
58
3,500
1,900
l>»'/4
37
'
23%
\ 34%
3J
403A:
•;
1,600
1,800
,
21 %
5%
24
11
Jan
20% July 16
10
29% Feb
f eu
a
23 Va
MY*
95
40
27
17,600
22
39%
36%
31%
31 'A
x27
200
19 J/a
23%
*133
6%
*36%
37
37
'
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
'
5
5
8% Mar
6%
'
Heyden Chemical Corp
12% Jan
16% Jan
6%
*96 Va
77 Va Feb
99 • Jan
30
31% Jan
6%
33%
20% Mar 19
69
3
2
27
*53%
11
15% Jun
51% Aug 24
,
31%
26%
*82
46 % Mar 14
85% July 5
42 % Feb 14
5 % May 12
C 19% Feb 7
34'A
31%
45 >A
21%
36 3,4
35
35
34 Va
32
26%
22
"*80
105
..
40 J/2
40 "A
40%
40 Va
8,700
37
,/W- 45""
«22
23%
p
139
*135
139
*135
40%
..
common
57%
57%
57 Va
34
—
54
*
28
20% Nov
5/%
(H J) Co common—
41% May 23
98 % Dec
^
57 YA
57%
26
3
7® '/a Aug
10% Nov 28
39 Va
139
34,880
*14%
20
JuTy
37%
-
'
34% Jan
"
53% Mar 20
3
-
3
38 Va Jan
6
89% Jan
12
26% May 25
Sb
Jan
71
39
*3b3A
39%
4078
40%
500
137%
36%
'<9Va
94%
39%
-
23
9
43% Dec
94%
31%
:
27% Jan
13
Oct
23%
943/4
'
51% Apr
61% Jan
31 % Mar 18
15% May 12
5
Apr
23% Jan
37
Feb
22% Mar
22
23%
94 %
*26%
heivu.es -ruwucr
Jan
Jun
38% July 25
22
23%
94-/2
':
51 % July 19
101
preferred
3% %
Heinz
9
48
25% Dec
3
22
23%
:
21 Va Mar 15
Jan
120
6
36% Jan
21%
94 Va
15
100
—25
3.65% preferred—
100
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
60
27
4
13
8
22
20
94Apr
7
22% Jan
17% Oct 11
25
Hecht Co common
89% Feb 27
15
51 % May
104% Feb
.
o4% Mar 27
82 % July 13
20
60 J/2 Sep 29
24
96% Aug 15
40
23% July 20
7
6
19% May
'
23 Va
57'A
1
5
Hayes
'to~i4
21%
*135
9x%
137
453A
*44'/a
'
23%
V*
*90%
*103%
21%
38%
3,600
33%
*i0l% 10 2%
t!03Va 105
78%
dlst—5
Ex
17% Jan
84% Jan
Aug"!!
-
partial liquidating
Industries Inc
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
37
13% May 28
20'A Nov i 3
122'A
■
Mar 12
3
18% Jan 23
27
Dec
26% Mar 14
39% Jan
Mar 29
39
27% Nov 21
20
6
15 lA Jan
Jan
2
-
78
z.ou
co——
"6%
33%
101%
*93-/4
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6% preferred——
100
Harsco Corporation
2.50
Harrls-Seybold Co —
—1
Harsliaw Chemical Co
——5
Hart Hcbaffner & Marx
10
Hat Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred ——————50
Haveg Industries Inc—
15
Feb
146
29
20
Haiumerxnnx i/apex
4
59-/4 May
Jan
135 % Jun
39% July 13
31 y* Dec
Apr
48
:
10
40% NOV 17
Nov
143 <
134% July 25
J$n 24
May 28
97
500
7
101 %
79
"
1
100
8,200
28%
101%
78%
Cementing—5
5
Hall (W F) Printing Co—
Hamilton ' Watch Co common
4% convertible preferred
t
2
4
Apr
•8T
4
6
6
100'A Feb
7
5
22% Mar
25
Halliburton Oil Well
7
84% May
4
24
Jan
19
16",*
28%
*100»/a
45 YA
*44%
79%
Shares
July 20
36
36%
*100 V2 101V2
1
79%
45%
*45
45%
*45
Water,,.25
..Hnckensack
13
45% Apr
5
10
41% Jan
46% July 12
'
34
91V2
130V4
.
34Va
91V2
91%:
138-/4 139%
%'•
34%
34
7
o va
..■
%0%
36%
dividend preferred
100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
$4.44 dividend preferred——100
'
Ova
91%
4
»100V2
" $4.20
%
■/
b va
•
the Week
Friday
-Thursday
^ July 19
2b-/a 28%
*6%
7Va
33% 34
91V2 91V2
13o*/2 138'A
29'A
28%
134-/4
*90%
——No par
Common
42% Mar 20
28
103% Feb
108
Feb 6
105 V2 Feb 23
!
23
■;
.•
b va
33%": 34%
Utilities Co—
States
Gulf
Jan
July 17
29% ' 29 Va
30%
6%
Quantanamo Sugar
1
Crtilf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Mar 14
98
oun
1
Corp—
Grumman Aircraft
18
30'
Sales tor
HIGH SALE PRICE8
Wednesday
July 18
Tuesday
r
July 1G
Par
EXCHANGE
■
Monday
,
"
Apr
8
3
5% Jan
4
44%Feb 23
96% Oct 31
93% Sep 23
'
Highest
35% Jan
8
27 % Jun
2
8% Apr
6
35% Jan
90
v *-
Lowest
45% Feb
32% July 19
5 Va Dec 22
Jan. 1
Range Sines
1955
Highest
Year
'
SiOCK
YORK
NEW
AND
LOW
8TOCKS
Previooa
|Ua(« for
80%
50%
102
59%
\
*96
55%
80 Va
50'/a
101%
57%
93
47'A
97 Va
•91
47'/a
*96
92 3 4
50
47%
4,400
97'/a
50
14,500
56
55%
56
80%
80%
8034
3,400
38,300
50 3/a
102
58'/a
50'A
50%
102 V4
102'A
340
-57%
58'A
8,100
Voltftne 184 -
Number 5553
The Commercial 'and Financial Chronicle
. .
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Prevlona
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowost
(337)
NEW
Highest
..
YORK
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
July 16
EXCHANGE
July 17
Bales fer
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
*
Thursday
Wednesday
43% Dec
34% Feb
14
117
Nov
94
-
30
Sep
45% Mar
100% Mar 23
105
105
9
107% Sep
89
102% Mar 15
105% Nov
23
84% Apr
24
43
Mar 10
•
25
Oct
31
Mar 13
t
21 % Jan
3
27
i
;
Oct
;
4
105
Juiy 10
42
Apr
25
8
24
Feb
15
24% Mar
3
21% Jan
Jan
24 y4
18
July 15
129% Aug 26
59% Apr
44%
15
(Julius)
Kelsey
Hayes
38% Jul? 12
147% Mar 14
53% Apr
Kern
60% July 16
30% July 16
Mar
7
4%%
39 % Peo
10
47
Jun
23
43 Viz Feb
14
•38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
58% Apr 27
40% Mar 19
36 Viz
58
■29%
38 %
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
100% Jun
92%
23
94
69
May
98
Feb
1
Jan
4
26% May 28
47%
55% Feb
24% Dec
9
43"
M
22%
8
22
Jan
39%
50
4
43% Jan
Jan
y
4%
Kresge
28
50% Feb
Kress
10
29% Apr
3
4
52
Mar
9
13
16
May
2
29
(S
(S
►102
103
►101%
102%
*86
50
*42%
43 Va
*42%
43
No pa"
26 Va
26 %
500
800
42%
2,000
Va
*92
98
*102
103
103
*102
93
*103
102%
100.300
651/2
125
42
.
97 Va
103
A 102 Va
,
49Va
104Va
*103
....
49%
93
97%
98
104 %
87 Va
50
^
93
340
104%-
~40
103
103
103
103
-86%
86'A
86 %
87
*86
88%
600
42%
42%
42%
42%
*42'A
43'A
300
100
2 6'/a
26%
26%
26 Va
26 Va
26 %
26%
26%
4,600
22% :' 23 V4
23
23'A
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
8,800
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
18
18 Va
18
18
18
18
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
129%-131 VA
129%
131
130 Va
131%
130 Va
47%
46%
8.75
_
Co
2.50
A
48'A
37%
1,700
37 Va
37%
12,300
131%
134Va
li.OOO
46 Va
132
47%
47%
46 %
47%
1
53
60%.
58'A
59%
57%
r
59
57 Va
58%
57%
30
30%
29 Va
29%
28 Va
,i:29%
28%
28%
28%
29
45%
45%
46
45 Va
45 Va
51%
52%
52%
53 VA
557/a
-
(111)
5
1
37 Va
'
4d
46%
%
>
53 V4
'
•
10
66%
37
*36%
36%: 36%
67%
*36 VA
■
55%
*36 VR
36%
"
:.
16,700
3,900
700
45%
56'/4
55%
21,600
36%
36%
200
-
/" 11,800
68
67%
68%
97
96
9o
28%
28%
28%
4,300
:49%
50
50 Va
50 Va
50
50%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
24
24
2,200
2,600
50'A
AA5QA::
50 Va
50%
50%
15%
15%;
26%
26Va
28%
28%
No par
49%
49 Va
50
5
"49%
'24
24
23%
1
49%
50'A
49%
67%
677/a
28%
Co
45
;
28%
96
'-28%
97
46
54%
37
67%
,
96'A
28%
*96
*45
:
28%
68 %
67%
96 Va
_lo
(The)
,13,600
58'A
25
com
preferred
Co
Mfg
Co
*101
100
&
42%
•103
104%
87 Va
Co
H)
Kroehler
Kroger
S)
42%
*91 Va
t
63%
49%
*102
►103
_s
Indus
prior
49%
92
*96 Va
97
96%
104%
No par
Land
Oil
conv
97%
*103
102%
preferred
29% Mar 29
97%
92
92%
103
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc common
3
3
32
*91%
87 %
Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Apr 12
31
Jan
28%
&
Wheel
County
Kerr-McGee
16
91 Va
*101%
>
Kenneeott Copper
6
91%
,■
125
Va
42'A
->42 Va
VA
42
No par
com
Kayser
8
42 VA
% j
*
'
Southern
21
23
A 42%
IIlOO
preferredlllOO
cumulative
10
Jun
49
>
63%
125
125
125
A *49
42
loo
27
Mar 27
125
•49
par
IIlOO
61%
63%
« 129
49
'
49%
,
62%
64%
►125
125 VA
ioo
preferred
City
62%
63
125 Va
*49
preferred
4.35%
59%
100
4%
non-cum
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Sep
?,
33%
^
26% July 13
23% Juiy r9
24
56
Corp
preferred
preferred
Kansas
42% Apr 25
,29%
cum
4.20%
A
May 28
113
38 % Nov
6
1
Jan
9
30
27
Mar
conv
preferred
4.50%
May 22
92% May
9
46'% Jan 20
9
cum
nreferred
4%
13
103
May
4
Mar 14
98% Jan
44
i
71% Feo
48 y4 Jan
17 % Mar 24
>
101
Chem
4%%
3.80%
Ayr
<fe
*
Kansas City Pr & Lit Co com_No
J
103
July
29 Viz Jun
i
Mar
108
95
6
101
70 Viz Jan
'
96
May 24
Alum
4 Va %
*■:
20
9
21
May
Feb
Kaiser
42% July 16
103 % Juiy 11
7
Nov
52
20
Apr
37 Va May 17
4
99 % May 16
30
2
July
47%
A 39
65% July 20
125 Va July 16
13
Shares
July 20
K
28 Viz May 25
the Weak
Friday
July 19
July 18
*96
j
96
;
;
110
.: •
.,
¥50-;.v"5t:.,:i'
4,900
L
14% Apr
Laclede
25% Apr
4
Dec
16
5% Jan
22
Mar 14
18 Va Dec
20% May 10
28 % Jan
6
25
27% Jun 22
7
4% Jan
6
18% Apr 27
22% Mar 12
34% Apr 30
4
6
16% Mar 13
Feb
25
19
Jun
8
34% Sep
86% Aug 11
11
4
Ptb
25
20
30
Jun
8
98% May 3"
15 Viz Nov 28
Mar 14
18 Va Jan
6
25 % Apr
3
3
3% Jan
3
,
26
58
26
21% Jan
Sep
,
22
Id
17 Va Jun
Bryant
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees
3.85%
27
Coal
32%
31%
100
*89
93
*89
.in
16
16%
53%.
54 Va
18%
18%
&
Navigation Co
&
Lehigh
Portland
3
Lehigh
Lehigli
Valley RR
Valley Coal
Cement
15
No pai
common
__1
—
7
Lehman
4
1
Leim
Mar
19
Feb
9
21 Va Mar 26
Lerner
74% Feb
9
98
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
50% May
20% Jun
23
,164% Nov 16
66
$3
.
7
Life
2
Liggett
163 % Feb
2
7%
153% May
1
Jan
23
61% July 20
47% Jan
23
68% July 13
49
Dec
30
25 % Jan
25
6
21 Va Jan
14
14% May 28
Sep
19
35% Jan
24
103% Sep
19
89
Feb
14
39 %
15
8% Mar 14
12
16% Feb
Lily
8% Juiy 18
July 25.
29
64% Feb
43% Jun
12
Jan
6
53% Jan
8
18% Jan
27
64% Jan
23
32 Va July
7
26% Mar 14
7
24% Aug
1
73
Dec 21
May 17
3
28
10
123
5
28% Mar 14
5
July
5
38% Sep
23
11
114% Mar
6
Mar
35
4
8
107% Apr
103% Jan
6
Mar 11
105
lot
125
2
Jan
29
106
Jail
29
102% Jan
13
99
May 2i
104
20% Oct
11
139% Dec
-7
147
45 % Jan
3
58
77% Jan
6
90% Dec
22 Vs Mar 14
31% Dec
6
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
39 Va May 16
51% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
53% Jan
3
18% Jun
3.
May 25
8
137 Va Jun
5
49% Jan
10
83% Jan
27
July 27
30
»
May
6%
47%
47% 6
47%
48%
18 Va
18
V2" '
18%
18%
No par
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
21
21
5,800
86%
87%
86
88 V2
84 Va
86 Va
85%
86
85%
86'A
9,600
7
16%
16%
16%
16%
20,100
167/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
27%
27
Va
27%
28
28
28%
28
28%
27 Va
67%
68
v
67 Va
68
67%
67%
67
67%
67'/a
67%
*159%
161%
*159%
159 Va
•159
160%
58'A
58%
58%
59
58%
59 %
59%
61 Va
61
67%
68
67%
67%
67'A
68
66 V2
67
67%
10
:
Corp
/.
159
160%
..2.50
16%
16Va
15
,46%
46%
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97
com
100
16'A
16%
46 %
16%
16'A
;;
46%
46%
8%
Star
Cement' Corp
10
9 6'A
97%
96%
97%
95
Gas
10
31%
31%
32
33
32%
118%
120
79%
'84
preferred
'Louisville- &
Lukens
100 %
19%
18%
18%
*139
19 Va
139%
139%
:
96%
•
139%
95
*
33'A
33
24,600
125
*124%
127 Va
1,800
81
80 Va
81%
23%
10,800
2 3'A
23
96%
107 Va
*99%
18%
19'A
96 Va
96 V2
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18%
40
240
101
13%
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140
140
140
12,600
105
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105
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V
19
140
V
10,000
120
140%
1
60
60
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60
60
33 Va
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18%
v
27,200
5,500
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95 Va
23'/a
96 Va
101
18,600
26,500
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101
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101
8%
47%
,-21%
8%
46%
A* ,21%
60 %
60 Va
500
101 %
101%
2,900
-
(Ky)_Nopar
Co
&
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105
.*103%
105 L
96 V2
1,900
4,500
801/4
23V4
23 Va
23%
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105
*99
100
a
23
.
100%
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100
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'
(M)
103 %
100
common
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50
99%
100%
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1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22'A
22 Va
22 %
22 V2
23 y8
4,400
94
95
92%
93
90%
92
90%
91 Va
91%
92
2,600
34%
1,300
Nashville..:
Lowenstein
8
*
100
preferred
preferred
23%
23%
16%
97 Va
124%
83 %
80
82
78%
21%:,
33
-
126
125
124%
121
8%
46%
941/2
'
33'A
common
Co
A 1,700
47'A
.:a
8%'
.
97
Slar
preferred
7,000
67%
A *94
97
45%
21%
8% '?• 8%
47%
21%
46 Va
21%
D
61%
16%
16 %>
46%
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8%
45 %
E
110
46%
16%
5
47
697
*94
97
*94
22 Va
series
56
9,800
159
'
45%
series
150
•;
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.
preferred
Co
900
28
25
-•*
Louisville Gas & El
9
1,000
9,400
.
18 Va
22
(P)
6%
4,600
47%
1
•45
■7%
2,100
*6 Va
•A
6'A
8%
B
6%
6%
•
6%
22%
5
62 Va Mar 19
109
!.
*5%
45%
series
4, tOO
19 Va
¥
18 Va
--No par
4.25%
Va
47 Va
Corp
convertible
Lorillard
21% Feb 23
143% Jan
Cup
A"
4.35%
Va
2
18%
com
Inc
5%
98% July 12
25%'Jan
8%'
8%
i
18
18%
18'A
17%
22
Mar 14
51
2 %
j-.-'
18
'-•"
17%
18%
45%
9
96% Jun
July 15
•17%
1
4%% conv preferred
.
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
6
9,200
49%
*17%
A
2 Va
"
Lone
7
23 Va July
19
2
Lone
July 18
89% May
'
2
Loew's
98
July 11
33% July 18
9
51
18%
18% "19
List Industries Corp—_____
Lockheed Aircraft Corp L—w——1"
25% May 14
16
Jan
21% Mar
27
Sep 26
Jan
50
51%
19
8,000
47%
—
Tobacco
Carbonic
3'/?%
54 Va
54%
900
,A
16 Va
18%
——_
Liquid
12
93
16
16%
47 Va
preferred
Tulip
*90
93
100
Corp
Myers
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32
19
Belt 'Co'Lionel Corp
(The)—...
'
17 Viz Mar 14
-X
•■
&
Link
49% Mar 29
100 Va Jan
Savers
32
47%
Libby McNeill & Libby
28 Va Feb
31%
3,000
19
5
Stores Corp
72% Feb
18
*5%
wil.'.
Products
3
25VaJan
18
.:
19%
16Va
18%
700
19%
*90
500
600
18
19%
16%
54'A
•
311/2
.
93
16 Va
2
17%
..
7,100
4»A
19%
31%
16
L.i-2
2Va
18Va
"20
*90
93
:
16
15%
27 Va
*4
47%
(The)
Fink
65 Viz May 29
Jun 17
55% Apr
31
Corp
;■
2
preferred—No par
2nd pfd~«___No pat
noncum
&
.
1st
noncum
9
18% Mar 29
Apr
>
'••
:
*3l'%
23
22
103% Mar
32 Va
23
89% Dec
Sep 26
100
32
16% Jan
15 Va May 28
?102
19%
43 Va Jan
28
22
Oct
19%
Jan
22
20
19%
22
Apr
Oct
19%
50c
29% Sep
114
19%
1
72% Sep
Jan
18
common_3
Co
18'A
5
Sons
18
15%
*26%
.
4 Va
*18
18
18%
preferred
Lehigh
July 10
&
4>A
;L*4-V)
4
:¥:
4 Va
*4
18%
Feb
9
56
(James)
-
:_1
8
3
s
27 Va
23
13% Jan
40
15%
*26%
5'A Apr
24% Dec
Apr
15%
27 Va
1;
3
16
15%
*26%
.>4".
Feb
61% Mar 14
•
15%
27 Va
4
19
18
'79
15%
*26%
24
i9y8 Jan
46% Oct
15%
25
Apr
64% Jan
47
,_-_4
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
2% Jan -31
6
;
A
series
47% Jan
:
30
149% Jun
common
preferred
Consolldada 6%
Lane
Mar 22
35% Apr
17% Jun
1% July
4.32%
La
Co
6% Sep
40 % Mar 14
16
97
8
10
1
11% Jan
2% £>ep
17 % Dec
May
13% Jan
26
A 1% Jan
89
Gas
:
Inc
Sons
Steel Co
lu
60
103%
101 Va
103 'A
102%
102
M
19
48 % Jan
140
Mar 28
133
July 22
21% Jan*23
34% Jun
<i2'/2 M«y 28
138
Jan 11
25
49 Va Jan
3
144
32 Va July 27-
26 % Jan
10
39
Apr
35-/8 J uiy 15
Jun 13
*6
"23% Apr
26 Vs Mar 14
88% Mar 15
11
31%
1
7% Jan
6
>13% Jun
3
> 6
12% Feb
16
56% Jan
6
23
!
A
Jan
543% Jan
18
•
4;'
A
4% Dec
Sep
19
41% Sep 22
685■
Jun 21
16
5% Nov
122
23
Mack
Jan
3
Macy
13
10% Apr
6
10% Feb
28
25
8%'Apr
23
A 34
535
Feo
41
July 17
26
4% Jun
4
10% May 18
139
10
100 Va Jan
5% July
3
610
6
27
i
3
<
May 16
34% Jan
11
35% Jan
3
46% May
11% Feb
17
8% Jun
8
10% Apr
28
Jan
6
35% Jun 21,
33% Jan
4
48% May
16
Jan
7
20 Va Feb
16% Feb
•lv.
t_,
Manhattan
:
4
.7
—
Bros
When
18
—
88%
-50
«
5%
>
•
t
,
54% Aug 23
34% Nov
9
•(
i
>
i
July 14
37% Dec 21
38 Vs
7
31% Jan
;
11
99
Feb
Jan
Exploration
26% Feb
94% May
94
j
9
19% May 25
39
May 25
Jan
10
60
Apr
Jan
12
89
Apr 20
88
Apr 11
83
35 Va July 12
56% Mar 31
18
Jan
83
35% Feb
54
11
50% Mar 23
24% Jan
97
*5%
19 Va
25% Jan
-
Feb
4
16
25 Va Dec
8
34
7
20% May 16
Mar 14
23
Jan
44
46
6
14 Va Mar 14
Nov
?-
May
$3.75
2
16
rMaytfig
July 17
9
3
42-
Jun
15
46
Jan
15
Jan.
16
81
Dec
29
91
July
Aug
1
58
Apr
13
57% Jan
17
78% Dec
15
4
91
Jun
r 45% Apr
29 Va Feb
13
•r
80% Jan
3
25
17
>
43% Jan
23
Jan
3
67
May
40
Mar 14
21% Aug
15
Apr
11
18
1
60
Aug ' 2
Va Jan 21
31
Jan
.106% Apr 18^
77 Va Dec
74
109
6
Jan
28% Jun
28
20-
Sep
26
30% Apr
88%
Mar 30
July 21
112% Apr 22
Jun
"9
7
56% Jun
30% July
11
26% Feb
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
93% Mar 29
93% Dec
103% Oct
14
32% Jan
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
1
102
For
60
footnotes
Sep
see
16
91% Mar 21
2
32% Mar 15
8
98
Apr
2
2
Electric
27% Feb
8
35
88
July
5
4%
93 ~
Merck
July 11
Feb
9
116
61
July 18
18% May 28
27
23% Jan
48
Jan
94
July 18
102
May 15
107
102
93
92
1C5
Apr
Jun
Jan
5
98% Jan
31
108% Apr
25
20
59 % Mar 19
conv
4.35%
f
>3.85%
2.80%
>4.45%
Miami
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Copper *
23
29
29
42%
14% L'
77
70
106%
90
common
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16%c
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series
series
series
series
8
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114 Va
59V4
19%
59%
pfd—100
*95
100
100
100
100
8
*103
*92%
1,300
20
700
77%
79
79%
79'A
79%
180
72%
•..A 73%
107%
107%
77
;-':L;7!vL
107
:
72
'•
72%
72 Va
72
108 Va
107
91%
107%
107 V»
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91
50%
91
90%
91
49%
50 Va
149%
20%
20%
: -20%
207/a
49%
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19%
19
19%
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38%
39
39%
39%
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102
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94 %
94 Va
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102
6
94%
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33%
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59 V2
91
116
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1,000
19
500
39%
40
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102
87%
102
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31%
87%
31%
3,000
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94%
94%
280
45
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89
;
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45
45
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24
24%
24'A
24
21
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v
33%
33%
33%
34%
93
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93
116
116
116
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5,700
19,700
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117
200
60
61
60'A
60%
59 Va
60%
2,600
19%
20%
19%
20 Va
19,000
58%
2,400
19%
19%
19%
59'A
60
59
59%
95
94
94
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105
95
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94
93%
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93%
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93%
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105%
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105 Va
105
52%
21
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19
39%
95
95
51%
3,000
31%
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105
50%
94'A
60%
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900
2,400
31%
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20
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2,300
91%
21
21
74
107%
90 Va
50%
*
31%
88%
'
31%
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52'A
43%
78%
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51%
29 Va
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'A
78%
33%
95
*28%
42%
23
3,900
23%
105
23%
28%
23
14%
24 Va
20 Va
23%
'28%
-
■
600
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170
1,500
14%
31%
116
54
14%
34%
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No par
29%
54 ¥;•
14%
88 Vz
91
29%
42%
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24%
,V 33%
29%
54
A
14%
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44%
85
14%
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94%
24
92
85
42%
32%
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-
100
150
92
:
14%
91
94%
—100
Li——1.
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102
32
7,200
93
*41%
38 Va
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1,000
41%
42%
19%
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'
38%
Co
Co
23
29Va
19
2nd
Machine
23 Va
29
21'A
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
23
21
$4
Mesta
6
99% Feb
Iric
23 Va
29
20%
1
.10
pfch..
No par
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
-
3
July 10
47% Jan
26
26
Co
23
29%
291/2
-49%
Mergenthaler
64% May 10
Jan
&
*83%
29%
85
49%
(The)
Stores
92%
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88%
$3.50 preferred
July 19
3
Co
*91%
85%
54
69 Va
preferred series B—
Mercantile
92'A
•83%
29Va
106 %
Corp
Mengel
6
91V2
85%
54
21%
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92%
54%
*76%
common—5
?
-, 4%%
preferred (1st series)—lOu
Cum 2nd pfd*4.3G% series
5fl"
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
11
23
.-
-
Mead
92
297/a
A
41
40%
92
•92%
18
Co—.....
Stores
-93
40%
92'A
■
2lVa
21 Va
41%
921/4
54
14'A
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21 Va
'41
*92
Mines—i——.8
Inc..
*21
41%
55
*41%
,
1
Rdbbins
21%
28%
preferred—100
Co
Publishing
•
23
-
McLellan
."45% Jun 26
106% Jan
'9
page
102% Jan
21
44% Jan
*
Apr 26
Apr 18
108% May 9
convertible
.....
■
29%
29%
3
50
common—50c
Corp
Mclrityre Porcupine
12
30
24% Feb
101
6
4
5
12,900
85 %
•
*54%
-
41 % Apr
23Va July
11
39
8
33% Feb
A
17
22 Va Oct
:
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
1
*83%
r
No pa*
common
21% Jun
77% Feb
96
43% Jan
102
95% Mar
No par
No par
No par
McKesson.
99 Va May 23
12'
46
3Mz%
20,000
"*8 Va
92%
92
McGraw-Hiil
32%
48
95
•
93
; 93
Stores
McGraw
27
'
25
18
Jun
10
32%
48 Va
41%
50% July 18
23 Va Feb 29
92 Va Jun
26% Jan
24
July 20
/
93%
32%
48 Va
21%
preferred
McCrory
*93%
32%
48%
42 V4
preferred
$2.50
93%
33
21%
15 % Feb
21
21% Jan
•
95
32%
47%
46%
pfd
4,200
37%
*931/2
41%
common—.
37%
33%
44%
20% May 28
9
39% Sep
-
7
83 V4 Jan
9
23
47
3*% Jun
101,
29
Feb
71% Jan
•
Co
37%
47%
21 Vs
cumulative
"
32%
8
;
300
11,300
46%
♦93%
;—1
1i.N0 par
McCa.ll Cerp
McCord Corp
6
17
45
8
$3
12
A14 h. Apr
75% Jun
39%
"
pfd 1947 series_.No par
cum
$3.40
3
33 Va
No par
$3.75 preferred
,
56% Jan
32 % Jan
39
33%
-95
*93%
100
1
....
Electric .Co
Dept* Stores
34% Apr
Jan
39'A
37%
93%
common
Masonite. Corp
-Master
6
•25
38%
7,300
17%
55
37%
;
8,900
173/a
55
37 Va
Co
42%
17%
54%
37%
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6,500
54%
37%
preferred
9%
17 %
37%
1
12
42 %
19%
55%
40
Jun
20V» Apr
42
300
9%
54 3 A
391/4
4
25,,,, May 15
Aug 22
16% Feb
>
>
*
3,300
18%
17Vz
17%
55%
40'A
28% Feb
87% Mar
17%
10
43'A
42
-43:
42%
20
5%
6
400
19%
10
2,800
39'A
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10'A
9%'
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19%
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9%
17%
39
38%
39 Va
9%
600
6.000
545
5%
5%
39
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35
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5%
39%
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550
►5%
40%
4%%
*
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54%
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Feb * 7
'•540
450
9%
7%
34%
5%
54%
preferred
Mfg Co
Cement
'
52
550
♦540
39%
:?
24
t
35
4
convertible
Marquette
48 Va Mar 19
96% Jan
35
Marshall Field & Co com—r>„No par
3
16
35V2
:
111%: 114%
114
80
4%
24
/
*7%
5%
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43
7%
5%
9%
42
7%
5%
19%
■lyJlVk
7%
112
3,000
88
7%
/ 114'/a
16,100
30%
9%
5%;;:
439%
1
Corp common——5
;
5%
9%
6.28
...i.
Midland
88
88
9%
*54%
,
6
Jan
38% Jan
Apr 24
99
■
37% July
98
31
.
99.
3
Marine
40% July 11
44v4 July 21
May 16
Miarathon Corp
,,
56 Va Jun; 14
18
89% Jun 13
4
40% Dec 19
29
22 Va Nov
16
29% Apr
32% Feb 21
Apr 25
44
92
4,
18% Mar 19
52 Viz Apt
A
22
Sep
23% July 19
25% Jan <6
33% Mar 14
-
18
59
30%
-20%
i
37%
9%
35%
-
V
30%
88%
142%
37
9%
'113
540
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:
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35%
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113
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200
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113
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142 Va
88 VA
v
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35%
35%
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.
-
1
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115
35 %
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j.
9%
113
10
:
88%
..
34%
34%
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se¬
30%
31%
31
i.
7% M 6
No par
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issued
Mpracaibo Oil
9%
36%
351/2
36
!31V2
88 %
-
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati
Sugar Co__—
Mandel
31%
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;
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36
100
Magma Copper
*
'Magnavox Co (The)..
Ja,i
~7% 8ep*~27
28-
5
•
142%
♦42% "43%
43 Va
*140%
43
*140%
*34%
34%
♦42 Va
142%
43
.
142%
34%
34 %
*34%
34%
43
*42 V2
*140 V2
Garden—'—No par
Square
Chef
34%
10
'—No par
series A
i
Mar 13
Jan*
Inc
Co Inc com
preferred
Magic
common
1
Madison
6% Apr
;A"7\>
Trucks
?
—B
100
Forbes
&
(RH|
4 V4 Vo
M tr 20
-
Working Co.
6% > preferred
92% Jan
88
r
M Wood
MaeAndrews
7% July 12
95
8% Jan
•
&
July 20
9% Jan 23
'
'
M
May 24
'
19% Jan
'
51 %
105
52
58'A
*93 Va
*
103
58 %
95
103
58
*93 Va
*103
95
105
120
20
94
*92 Va
94
92
92
*92
93 Va
-105
105
*105
106 Viz
20
53%
4,200
*92 Va
51%
52 Va
52'A
•~io
21
*
Monday, July 23, 1956.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
XI
(338)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
18
19
35% Mar
7
Dec
9
25
54% Nov
21
Jan 21
21
146 y2 Sep
23
Nov
30
37 Va Jan
133
70
35
25% Jan
40
29 % Feb
27
1
21
13
17
29% Oct
11
11
28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
50% Oct
17
70
Jun
20
Oct
14
117
Dec
30
r15
106
23
Jan
20
'»23% Jan
7
82
Apr
13
101 % July
25
16% Jun
107
6
93% May
i
34Vb Feb
26 % Feb
15
36% Jan
5
29% Jan
3
30
30 Vb Jun
12% May
33% Oct
31
22 % Jan
17
27
'
44% Feb
v
■
33% July
32% Dec
Aug 10
Jan.11
3
2
30% Jan
,
Jan
16
Jan
3
49% Apr
9
7
23
28% Dec 30
22% Jan 20
30
<19
f
25
8% Jan
~8% Nov" 29
15% Sep
July
>
49
Jan
6
79% Sep
14
15
54 ^
Feb
9
? 83% Dec
7
<73
14 % Dec
1
18 y4 Feb
23
16
24% Jan
7
?
J
:
19% May 12
<
5
35% Apr 26
7 ya Jun 13
65
May 28
62
7
100 % Jun
1
17% Jan
47 V* May 14
Jan
30
32 % Feb
15
43% Sep
22
-39% Jan
26
3'<
3
51 % Mar 19
28
Jan*
3
47
Jun 44
25% Oct
;
'
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
6
11
24% Jan
:,v
39% May 28
6
23% May 28
21%
-3
Apr~25
23 Vb Dec
16 % Mar 14
■18% Jan
44
20
"'
y» Mar 14
60% Jun
20
May 17
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
25 %Jun
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
20 Va
20%
20%
21
21
21 %
3,900
87'/4
86%
88
86
87 VB
86%
88 Va
137
134
86%
*101%
85%
85 Va
25%
85'%
85%
24%
25
38%
39%
27%'
27%
26%
.27%
13%
xl3%
13%
17%
175/e
85%
86
24%
45%
46%
37%
37
37%
32%
32%
32%
38% / 38%
27
27
27
13 Va
46%
39%
33%
13
13!4
13 Va
13%
46 Va
46%
46 Va
46%
7,400
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
15,700
33%
33%
33%
33%
12,200
32%
42% Mar
Jan
19
15% Jun
15
11
33
3
22% July 20
9
^
.
-
5
40% July
Sep
26
47
Feb
28
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
32% Jun
25
40% Oct 25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
Mar 15
50
7%
65%
65%
65'A
,66
66
66 Va
*74%
75 Va
75'A
75'A
•74%
75 Va
75'
18
28
28%
18
18
18
27 Va
18
27%
18
27
V
27 Va
18
27%
23%
23%
*23 Va
23%
23%
22 Va
*21%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
•21%
43'A
42 Vb
43%
A2Va
43%
42 Va
42 Va
•42
27 Va
27
46
—
Corp
Corp
22%
27%
46 Va
34%
35 Va
34%
43%
43%
44
900
'•■43 Va
400
42%
39,100
27%
-:
/
-
14,000
46%
9,200
35 Va
23,400
44
35,500
'34%
43%
20%
3,700
22'A
44
20%
\
21
22 Va
45
4,900
36 Va
43%
20 Va
21%
46
.
35'As
36%
20%
21
22%
22'A
22%
44%
44 Va
45 Va
36%
36 Va
36 Va
36 Va
28
28 Va
21
28 V*
27%
27%
28
28
28
28 %
3,900
1,500
36 Va
36%
36%
36 Va
36Va-
36%
36%
4,100
16%
v.: 36"-
22'/a
45
36'A
'
22'A
44 Va
36%
*
r
<
1,900
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16Va
600
16 Va
16'A
5
16 Va
42
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
41 Va
42%
42 Va
42'A
4,400
1
41%
34
34 Va
34%
35
35
35 Va
6,700
*46
49%
300
L
*16
10
33%
33%
33%
No par
*47 Va
48
48
48
80
50
49
49
142
143
142
142
142
*140%
142
141
100
& Bros
34
5
(P E)
;
23 Va
21%
46 Va
%
46
5,600
44
36%
36 Va
46%
V:<'
22%
36%
36 Va
.28
1
27%
34%
•
110
:
1,200
21
*:
45
*44 %
10
5
i.
Co
Brass
21
22 <
43 Va
44%
21
__10
27%
46%
46%
33%
130
>
23%
23%
22
27
26%
V-
34%
43%
...
3
Wheel
'"27%
46%
.
33%
No par
12
Co
&
-
26%
26'
9,100
is-
:
23%
-
8,300
75
22 Va
1>
3,700
66 Va
V'.7%'
'
42%
2,900
•
7%
23%
Products
Myers
76
8,800
V
65%
65%
.-
5,600
/
39%
18 Va
;
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
12
42% Apr
yt-
8
7%
8
65'/a
38
-
39%
28
Inc
Motor
4
11
Jan
(John)
Mueller
65
Va
18
2
Oil Co
Motor
4
39%
11,400
12%
12%
13%
13 Va
64
40 Va
•
8 Va
65 Va
*74%
12%
66'A
39%
;
b
8'/a
■ri 65%
12%
65 Va
40%
V-64 '•<
V. . 40%
26 Va
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
/Moore-McCormack Lines
;32%;Mar .T,
40 Va May 10
45% Jan
40
4
Monterey
Morrell
40%
8
13 Va
66 Va
12 Va
12%
64
40%
.
.
27%
25
Chemical
Motorola
18
12%
64
:
1,200
25%
39
37%
31%
25%
25%
38%
39%
46%
37
460
26%
'25
39 Va
46
5,200
17%
86
13
45%
120
17%
85%
26%
13
1,225
103
17%
<
25
-<•
^;'39%. :„39%v
'
•102 Va
102
8,500
f73 %
85%
17%
85%
17%
-
102%
7,200
134
73
73 V*
73
102%
102%
18
25 Va
18
•133
73 V*
72%
72%
102%
V
133
133
133 Va
133
133
102%
Montana-Dasota Utilities Co
:_5
Montana Power Co (The)—No par
*
4
36'/a May
23
8
30% Oct
.«
24%
9,400
25%
20%
No par
Monsanto
..-
51% Mar 14
1
17% Jun
10,200
No par
Tool
B
28% Mar 12
40% May 28
7
>.
t
31%
17%
i.——1.23
.-u—t..w
Machine
Class
27
22% May
10
20 Ve Jan
9
,
24% Jan
46% Apr
40% May 28
.
18% Jan
31%
72%
...100
-
RR class A
Monon
37% Mar 26
52% July
2
•
i
32 %
*101%
100
preferred
Monarch
34 % Mar 14
'<
37 V*
31%
72%
5
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Mar 23
28% July 20
22
23
Jan
'May 28
20
Aug
i 23% Jan
37
32%
72 %
_100
Inc
Industries
4.20%
Feb 20
88
v
21 y* Feb
3 Va Vo
Feb 20
76
5
Mohasco
29
-11% Feb
May 29
21
40 Va
38
87 Vb
132 Va
com_.No par
rr
preferred series A
7Vc
5,500
31%
86 Va
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
160
37 Va
37%
24%
'
13i'/4
32%
20%
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
5
134 Va
136
;
38%
20%
Minnesota Power & Light—ANo par
Minute Maid Corp—,.
1
;.T Mission Corp
———1.; Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corf>
10
1,300
/ 43 %
31%
32%
V
•134%
1,100
43 Va
37%
24%
.TOO
64%
37%
20V4
pie/erred...
64
44 %
44
20,600
30
63
37
31%
conv
Shares
29 Va
29%
V y;, 62%
136
•134
136
•134
135
24 Va
5
81% Jan
12% July 17
21% Aug 12
6
73 y# Sep
44%
the Week
'
iL'*"v,:I
'•«!
*■
61%
441/4
1
Corp of Amer
-
40'/a Mar 26
34% Jan 11
.
,
37%
Mining & Mfg com
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common___l
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota <fc Ontario Paper
2.50
".
42% Apr
17
10
Corp
Minn
3
88.
,
22% Jun
133 Va
61
No par
3.30%
2
33
Apr 30
19
77
4
14
35% Dec
Apr
24% Jan
.105
100
•
43%
43%
_o
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
6
75% May 10
11
14
common
61
44 Va
61
No par
134% July
May 25
;66
61
5
30%
29%
29%
61%
44%
29%
/
29%
29%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
88 V2 July 20
24
29%
Minneap & St Louis Ry,„
25'% July 17
{,22V* May 14
58
Jan
112% Jan
,
Oil
Minerals & Chem
1
26 % Nov
Dec" 28
12% Jan
v
9
8
23
Mar
•,
Prod
July 17
July 16
10
1st preferred
Midwest
Jan
..
102%
12
36% Jan
8%
Steel
Sales lev
Friday
July 20
.
Tuesday
.
'
Par
Enterprises Inc:
Midland
3
; 38% Jun
20
Jun
41% July 13
•
Jan
142
'
Utilities Inc
8outh
Midland
65'A May 14
47
Mar 12
:
133% July 16
"»20% Oct
'
9
May 28
Middle
6
Monday
STOCK
YORK
'
EXCHANGE
Jan
33
46% Jan
29% Oct
'
Highest
28% May 15
^24% Jan
NEW
Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4
Range Since
HIGH SALS rucss
Thursday
Wednesday
July 19
July 18
LOW AND
STOCKS
|u|t for PrtTlm
Year 1955
21%
22
N
114 % Nov
Jan
47
Dec
70
6
29
May 10
Nashville
22
July 16
Natco
23
35% Jun
8
37 %
3
1
165
Jun
2
17'/a Jan
28
183
11
33% Oct
11
26
Feb
47
21% Sep
,,
F<?b
Apr
National
x
u»l
'179
.Jan
2
7%
Can
National Cash
Co
20
Apr
11
26 % May 14
National
City
14
19% Jan
30
36 V4 July 10
National
Container
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
18% Sep 27
37% Jan 18
24
Jan
10
34% Jan 30
20
Feb 10
43% Jun
-
28% May
6
23% Jan
Mar 21
93
100% Aug
22 %
27
.19% Sep
54 % Jan
25
5
101
61% Apr
18
28
76% Jan
13
105% Feb
116
23
179
183
July 22
166 Va Apr
30
9
156
Jan
4
138
Apr
26
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
11% Jan
5
'
23 % Jan
31
38% Dec
29
*
58
175
Aug 29
147
Mar
1
16% Apr
25
,32% Feb
77% Sep
14
<
38% Jan
97% Feb
51% Dec
6
21
-47 % Jan
29
103% May
,98
2
6
58% Nov
25
8% Dec
30
12 % Jun
9
'
11% Jan
»'
20
3
13
12% Feb
13
14% Feb
18
10% Apr
19
5% July 18
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
13% May 28
16
Jan
19
20
13•
33% May
37% Mar
4
90% Mar 16
157/e Oct
93
19
1
20% Feb
17
82% Dec
6
16
Feb
78% Mar 30
23% Jan
;
7
7
33
22
27% Feb
5
35% Jun
8
31% Jan
28% July
90
29
77
Jun
94% Jan
6
450
7
91
Jan
500
15
610
Sep
15
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
18% July
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
40-/u Jun
21% Jun
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun 21
Oct
26
45
Sep
8
37
Jun
8
97
Nov
14
5
36% July 27
28% Jun
11
87
Jan
30
May 15
Jun
28
j
91% Mar
30
Jan
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93 Va Jan
100
13
Mar 14
Nov
85% Jun
<
Neht
Steel
tThej
77% Jan
27
95% May
16'/a Jan
16
23% Apr
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
108% July 14
1
111% Dec
8
25
80
41
May 21
May 18
May
8
Jan
47% Feb
Jan
8
Co
86
Sep
27
99 % Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
Sep~26
92% May
England
4%%
Mining
Corp
Industries common
Y
Y
York
Chicago
&
Louis
Harlem
RR
New
16
4
23
3
7
5%
$3.75
Chemical
Norfolk
&
Adjustment
North
Northern
Central
Natural
Northern
$3.60
July
July
5
103
Jan
3
$4.10
5
101% Jan
9
$4.08
preferred
preferred
preferred
95% May
3
102% Jan
5
$4.11
preferred
4
99 % Jun
25
15
31% Feb
For
1
54
hotnotes
Dec
see
30
page
8
29 Va Jan
13
May 28
19% Jan
3
28 Va Jan
6
47% Jan
26
8
10
62
Apr
16
16,400
*99
5 Va %
40 Va
8VB
8%
15%
15'/a
__
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
preferred
v-
"
rfVt
;
1,900
5%
5%
5%
4,200
14 Va
14%
14%
1,900
15%
15%
*15%
157/a
*15%
16
1.100
37
1,500
36
35%
■;
*94
95
114
116%
V
/
36
92%
17
17% '
'
35%
*91 Va
'
23%
*78 Va
15%
94
94
95
23%
23%
80
*78 Va
80
'
.
:
*78 Va
36
92%
*91 Va
17'A
17
TO
114V4
116
2,700
23 Va
23 Va
24
6,400
♦92
80
*78%
80
30%
31%
V'/''31/f>
31%
57'/a
31%
5,400
30%
39
381 '4
38%
38'A
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
38 Va
31,400
39
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30'A
30 Va
30 Va
30 Va
16,200
80 Va
140
'80
<-'*105
30%
80
106%
480
58
30 Va
*78
*105
•400
480
80
80
80 Va
106%
57%
56%
58%
•
•
106%
*105
*400
480
*400
480
44
43%
19%
19 Va
43 Va
88
307/a
*79
*85%
90 Va
*96
3174
30%
807^
*79
87
*85%
90%
99
89%
*96
31 Vb
«
*19'A
22
*87
f;
37
*87
307^
18%
19%
19%
2,400
43%
42%
43%
*43
43%
800
22
*19 V*
22
22
37V4
*19'A
37 V4
88
*87
31
30
37%
30%
30%
80
87
*79
80%
•78 Va
87
*857/a
87
*85 Va
*85
*90
91
*30
*94
98
*94
98
20%
*20%
20%
*947/2
20 7/a
20%
39
39 Va
39 Va
39 Va
38%
38%
70%
70%
72%
72 lA
73%
72 V4
73%
26 7/4
*25 7'a
26
*25%
20%
20%
38%
38 %
72 %
73
*25 Va
26
1,900
26
10,600
14,100
!
89
87%
88 Va
87 7A
88%
87
87%
87 V*
87%
22%
22 TV
22 7'a
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22 Va
23 Va
23%
1
83
82 Va
82 Va
•82%
81%
82%
81%
81%
90
*82%
83
50
J,
42%
42%
43
43 V*
45
45 Va
45
45 Va
36 %
26,000
%
10
42 7/t
—100
109 Va
109%
41%
,41%
41%
42'A
41 %
41%
417/4
41%
41 Va
41%
5
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
13
17%
17%
17%
18
5
*84 Va
85
84%
84%
84 %
847'4
85
85
85
96%
*95
96%
96%
96
series
series
3,400
85%
100
com
_
Pharmacal Co
660
1,900
87%
-f
Co
_
20
91
98
99
40
Corp
Ry Co
Inc
8,800
55,200
87
90%
90%
20%
*25%
37%
88
80 %
90 Va
70 Va
25%
30
80
39 74
*25 Va
37
*79
20
i_25
19 Va
*87
88
.J2
5
5,600
106%
*400
43%
87
80
80
*105
43%
87
.
106%
19 Va
37%
31%
480
18%
X37V4
57
*105
19%
*19%
80
57%
31%
56%
20%
series.
series
18,800
94
115%
95
23
23
;
17%
17
V114
36
92%.
Z- *93
114%
113 Va
/
*91%
17'A
17l/a
17%
36
92 Va
*91%
116%
157/8
36
common—25
Gas
3,100
:J 8,100
15%
5%
38 Vb
_j
:
14%
*19'A
100
Ry
8
7%
15%
15%
15%
15%
40%
40%
40%
"8
5%
22
—
.
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
.
100
*99
14 Va
'
37%
Pacific Ry__
Common
100
•
.
40%
,
8,800
5%
92 Va
*400
100
preferred
Northern
*99
100
40 Va
*19'A
$4.16
21'A Jun
80%
8 Va
Corp—
Aviation
Capital
21
22% Jun
79
40%
1
Corp
preferred
American
Northeast
Feb
7
.
30 Va
100
Co
91
7
T
100
Western
28
10
79%
30
•
50
4.10%
83% Apr
33% Jan
78%
14 Va
57 Va
preferred
9
39% Jun
1,600
79 Va
:
5%
80-
preferred
6
26% Jun
36 Va
100 Va
f
23%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
Feb
1
36
73%
14%
23'A
_100
18
6
<36 'A
5%
i'57'V'
^15
preferred
20
16% Jan
36 Va
15%
115%
No par
Shipbuilding
16% Jan
May
74%
36 %■■'
78 Va
.
73%
36'A
14%
*78%
Co
19
18%
73
14%
5%
*34
•
;
|
18%
99 V»
No par
York
5
20
v
44%
40
145%
18%
15%
t
; 15%
.
17
-
No par"
Common
12
103 Va Apr
8%
1
series A—
Apr
94
*
"
40%
"
No par»
—
Jun
93
20
110
172
73%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
45
25% Nov
22%
1
Co
common.:
preferred.
111
4
15,600
10,400
"
.
40%
/./. 8Va
100%
,..
*91%
_No par
St
Dock
non-cum
Preferred
5
.•78Va
5%
5
Central
York
As
77%
36
pfd_100
10
New York Air Brake
New
78
100
8
Jan
lib
38%
36 Va
15%
preferred
5
103
113%
113 Va
72%
18%
73
*
46
45
46%
36 Vb
14%
Electric System
106% Apr
36 Va Jun
103% May 11
145 Va
36 Vb
.15 Va
m
| ■
1Q0
21
18% Sep
♦170%
18%
x7%
,
common'—No par
97
16
170%
72%
40'A
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Common
<73% July 18
7
26% Feb
88
170%
18%
_1
Nopco
22
170
171
45% :
47%
*99'A
5
1
13
19% July 27
91 % May
4
46% Apr 20
112%
.72
77
10
Inc_.
Bros
172 ,:v/V/
*35%
.No par
Pa com
;
18
92 % Dec
113%
71%
t
v
Co
43
6
Aug.23
102
111
32,300
103
103
103%/
*102
57%
55%
56
55%
"56 Va
102
18%
10 ,•'«
,
21% Jan
13% Jan
112%
109
::.;SA6V;/;'
.No par
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
47% May 17
25
:
103%
112
*102
;
II_IIl
3.90%
A or
56%
55 VB
56'A
103 %
109
Cast-No par
Corp
3.60%
4
19%
55%
*102
5,000
24%
2,900
9
5
15,300
19%
19%
h
19%
&
Shares. Corp
13
18% May 25
19%
*99
45%
Malleable
23
60 Vb Jan
19 Va
19%
55%
19%
19 VB
19%
/
100
100
1,300
Feb
33% Jan
400
19%
100
100
26 V4
25%
'
8,800
98% Jan
22
99 V*
23%
23%
,
26 E\.
100
12'A
85 Va Feb
23
26
99 V*
24
25%
45%
91
22
25%
99%
'
23%
*99
12 Va
20
61% Sep
26% Feb
24
26%
26
%
45
21
38% Jun
24
25%
23%
25%
12'A
Apr
20% Jun
6
23%
23%
145%
Jun
7
18% Jun
41 Va:
41
5,100
15,300
*12 Va
89 Va July 17
48 % Jan
41%
•143 Va
83
27% Mar 24
41%
■/,;
12%
78
Jan
27%
41%
145'/a
N
9
28
103
28'A
40%
12%
$5
34% Feb
96% July 12
28
41%
*143%
1
14
28%
40%
,'
12 »A
3
103 Va Apr
.28
41%
Va
144 Va
9
92 Va May
101% Jan
28%
28
28
41
172%
7
Mar 14
Mar
700
60 Va
.:6l-Zz
28
12 VB
N
17
39% Mar 27
/. 94
26
27,400
144%
New
Jan
22
141
2,600
35 Va
62
*170Va
N Y State Electric & Gas
38
23 Va
34%
*61
28%:
60Va
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
64% Jan
28
61 Va
112 VB
•»...
t
6
23
35 Va
61%
144%
Newport
8
24
106 Va May
400
347<a
61
12 Va
Newmont
33% May 18
21
30
103
Mar 10
35%
60%
60 Va
144 Va
New
33% Apr 30
3
47% Jan
5
Jun
102% Jun
80% May 16
34%
59
*170%
New
14
Va Feb
81
14
49% July 27
Dec
Mar 12
.62% Jan
May 28
41% Jan
23 Vb
34%
13,100
58
l
j Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred
24% July 11
10
78% May 10
50
Mar 13
97% Feb
23 Va
23'A
34%
3,100
12%
:.:V:i2//
100
Neisner
July 20
125 % May
v/:23v-r/„
22%
35 Va
Natomas Co
t
17%
20
58%:
56%
5
National Theatres Inc
/National Vulcanized Fibre
3
96
7
88% Jan
12'A
57%
100
National Tea
37
26
93% Jun
Mar 15
16% Feb
75
16% Apr
2
„
j Mar 29
8% Mar » 5
Jan
12%
58%
23 lA
__1
B
A'/o. preferred
■
17% Mar 19
May 10
4
,
15
24
-
9 % Ap r ;
12 Va
57
110
172 %
preferred A
National Supply
,
17
.V.
11
9
Mar
104% Sep
18
; 33
48
■
88 % Apr
101 v- Feb
5
15% Jun
8
97 % Dec
18
18
July
69% Jan
,
.
80% July 20
:<
12 VB
57 Va
34'A
common
j National Sugar Ref Co__
iJan
,
8
12%
55 Va
No par
,-National Steel Corp
"f 101% Feb
9
11 Va
23
10
12,700
preferred
National
.
25
•;
3
6% Dec
15% Jan
*
4
■V
-
:
3
23
July
170%
0'23
1,700
38%
*171
170 Va
12
11%
38%
37%
;
38
37%
170 Va
-
3,600
13%
38 Va
1%
■
Natl
19%, May
7% Jun
4
170%.
38%'?'V;^
171
56 Va
National Linen Service Corp
,
38% May 16
*
r
•
;
6
<76% May
;
2
:Apr
40 Va
37% Jan
:•
•
170%
't|
Z
6%
31
Mar 12
13% Mar
47% July 13
20
Jan
;35Va Mar
42% Mar 25
4
.
20
!...
1
33% Jan
14
16% Jan
64
4
Mar
21
1
' Jan
Jan
153
...
"31%
38
i
13%
13%
38%
172
*170
100
Co
preferred
National Lead Co
July 20
38 Va '*••>
I*1: 37%
5
pfd series of 1951
Gas
38
37%
13%
38 Va
„
■
38'A
5
Gypsum Co common
$4.50
7,300
38 Va
39
:-;39--H
common..9'
National
;
27%
13%
38 %m
Stores
Prod
Fuel
23
•
23
Apr
26%
13%
25
1
National
21% Mar 12
18% Jun 20
45% Jan
22
90% Nov
Department
National Distillers
4%%
27
26%
13%
Dairy Products
National
100% Mar 29
26%
78'A
27% r";'
13%
1
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
6
7
27%:
77
27%
13%
1
conv
25% Jun 27
May
4,600
77
common
National
./July
3,300
80%
5
Co
27
?
10
97% May 18
July 29
Dec
106
5
20% Feb
9
59% Sep
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
,
"
21
80%
27%
100
Inc
Lines
National
21 % Mar 19
3
Oct
20%
80%
13 Va
10
7
42
34% Jan 23
15
1Q1
11
16Va Jan
.19
21%
80 Va
76'A
10
common
—
24 % Nov
$1.25
21'A
79%
27%
^5
Corp
Register
26% May 10
63% July 10
Inc
Corp—
14 % Mar 14
29% May
21%
77 Va
1
.
Fibres
preferred A
National
July 20
59
Aviation
Biscuit
21%
1
.....
330
141 Va
141%
21%
21%
1
Co
Automotive
National
'"•vv"
30
14% Apr
/
13
'
St Louis
&
Airlines
National
18
39% Jan 24,
•
26"
34 Va Feb
.National
Vk
42% Apr
11% May 24
16
z I
16 % Mar 19
2*>
li
29
Chatt
Corp
National Acme
80% July 19
ifwU
12v-Jun
45 '/* Mar
6
10% Oct
14
46% Nov
33'/4 May 16
37%; Nov 18
173% Sep
148
Jan
27% uujy zd
20 % Oct 31
20»/4 Mar 14
15 Va Dec
24
16% May 28
62
Jan 23
118
Sep 21
128
9
common
109
109
*108
109
103
100
*95
96%
*95
96%
*95
96V4
*95
100
*95 %
96%
*95%
96 %
*95%
96'A
*95%
inn
*S5%
97
*95%
97
100
*98%
99%
*98 Va
p nii,
*98%
22 V*
21%
212 %
21%
i
22
109
*109
110
110
25,700
5,800
110
30
96
'
95%
95%
PQ%
22
97
*95%
97%
*98%
99%
*98 Va
21%
21%
21%
80
99%
97
22
13,400
8,200
16%
16%
X16 Va
16%
15%
16'A
15%
16
15%
16
10
24%
24 Va
x24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
1,300
25
60%
60
60
60
60
60
61
2,000
2.5(1
*60 Va
61
60'A
Volume
Number 5558
184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(339).
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"
Bufc far Pr«Tliii
<
STOCKS
Tear 1955
iMUt
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Lavaat
.
43% Jan
6
105 V* Sep
20
Aug
3
110% Sep 30
95 % Jan
20
?
"*
107
49% Jan
10
102
Apr 23
89% July 19
100% Apr
22
109
Jan
14
105% Apr
109
Aug
3
105 % Apr
88
30% Sep
31% Jan
100
39
28
20
Jan
19
2iy4Sep
Jun
3.90%
Jan
11
4.44%
23
28
33% Jan
18
5%
3
Ohio
25% Apr
43
19
19% July 13
97% May 29
25
23 V. Jan
" Jun
104
3
49% Mar 14
647/s July
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
135
51%
8
July
8
114,
22-
18% Sep
Jan
23
Jan
30
11
.112% Sep 22
61% Mar
128
"86%
Jun
28
"33% Feb
14
9
107 % Jan
4%%
9
Otis
40% Feb
3
60 %
July 20
Outboard Marine
14
77
2
95
July 20
Outlet Co
20
22
34
Mar 14 y
94
Feb
9% Oct
26
37% Jan
37% Jan
6
37% Jan
25
128 % Jan
7
6% Nov
7
35
.
Jan
27
51% May
97% May 11
9% Jan
29
35
102 Va Jan
10
48% Jan
Aug 29
5
8
Apr
24
6% Jan
5
Jan
23
9
Mar
9
6%
2
16% Jan
27
21% Mar 20
18
74
Jan
10
104% July 17
3
95
Jun
29
15
Nov
25
11
Jan
18
44% Jun
3
30% Jan
23
47% May 5
51% Apr 12
103
Pan
Oct
36% Jan
22% Dec
30 % Jan
9
23
17% Apr
25
4% Jun
8
12 % Jun
6
25% Jun
21
30% Jun
8
11
54% Feb
14
46% Jun
20
37% Jan
3
8
14% Jun
25
37
Jun
21
53% Apr
8
103% July
22
7
Jan
44% Oct
6
28
4
25
103% Jun
29
109
13
22% Feb
14
28
Mar 29
45% Jan
23
59
Mar 23
28
14
22% Apr
33% Sep
21
38
146
Oct
19
52
Jan
25
173
17% Mar 14
2
29
97
11
12% Jun
Mar
%
4
Nov
Nov~ 22
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
36 % Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
Jan
6
5
■
23
47
100
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
': 96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
3
26% May 18
July
3
V; 54
Apr
9
105
Jan
3
Mar
1
2,J2% Apr 12
7V8 Mar 12
May 25
4% July 19
37% Feb 10
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
54% Jan 23
50
43
Jan
4
•
96% Jun
45 % Apr
107
19
Apr
17
17
36% Jun
7
23
107% Apr
1
Mar 30
106
10
19
36% Mar 13
*953/4
97%
18'A
19%
18 Va
18%
32%
32%
32V4
*30 Va
36%
143/a
13,900
35%
2,100
52%
521/4
900
commonnq par
39 Va
38%
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
391/4
39%
3,200
22%
*22%
223/4
*221/4
22 %
4O0
May
91
Feb
8
47
July 11
10% Dec
30
6
100% July
33% Jan
6
104% Feb
14
99
Apr
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
91
18
6
3
Mar
5
16
€
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
18
61
5
44% May 10
59 % Jan
3
Dec
17
84% Jan
13
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
6
100% Sep 20
22% Feb
21% Dec
102
89% May 21
>96
93
16% Jun
8
4
8
160
Apr
95 %
96 %
96
42%
42%
43'/a
41%>
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
*55
58 •"
*55
58
*55
Zl
com___No par
47%
100
107'/4
107% '
100
104V4
104%;
;
50
Mfg Co
10
18% July 11
156% July 17
163% Jan
July 18
170
16
Jan 23
37% Feb
13
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
74
10
6% Feb
10
24% Feb
9
35 % Apr
12
84% July 28
80
1
84% Apr
4
Jan
Jun
96
July 26
87% July
29
Jun
3
26
153% Dec
19
Jan
153% Jan
36% Jan
24
13
24% Sep
Jun
23
22
Jan
23
21% Jan
31
28
fji
-
May 19
8% Jun
68
Jun
15
43% Jun
28
36% May 11
Mar 21
89% Jan
;6
79
9
16,900
104
104
24
54%;
533/4
44%
104%
420
24%
24
—
24%
32,700
54%
55
'
14
V
a
14
'
$UV*
24%
18%
•
43%
;
18%
5'A
5
44%
165
84
243/4
24%
164
*83%
83
22 Va
23
22%
'49 *"<.
101%
130
18%
181/2
18%
;i8%
18%
18%
3,600
51/4
4%
4Va
4%
6,400
5
433/4
443/8
99%
99%
43%
1
100
63 Va
64
*99%
5
-
43 Va
100
Jun
103 %
*102
♦107%
107 Va
107
107
*107
107%
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
21%
22
78%:
77
78%
*77
46%
46
Va
46-%
46
46%
*91
"*85
Pitts
46%
46%
*89%
92%
*85
87'/4
87V4
*85
*12'/4
13 >/4
*121/4
13V4
*12%
98 Va
*95 Va
98 V2
*95%
98%
*951%
98%
I
—5
52'/a
53 %
53 Va
54'/a
55'/a
54 Va
54%
*11%
12%
*11'/a
12 V4
48%
49'/a
48 '/a
48%
*
-25
•fr
12%
49
100
,
66%
66
26%
No par
26%
93
-10
com
11 Va
48%
*99%
—5
93
Procter
2
1
May
-
39% Mar 13
7
29 % Apr 10
26% Mar 14
118% Mar 20
35% Mar
-
18%
18
18 Va
162%
18 '/a
*160
*160
162%
158%
158
24% Nov 28
Apr
22% Jan
27
64% Feb
9
11
37% Jan
4
Gas
30
30
155
*140
56%
54%
1
100
09%
*88 Va
225
*215
-
222
293/a
29%
29%
53%
54%
53%
54%
12,200
225
♦210
220
♦213
155
•140
155
♦140
110
2,700
29%
14%
14Vs
2,700
36
37%
6,900
33%
33 Vs
4,500
14%
14 3%
14%
14%
363/g
36
36%
353/4
36 Vs
33%
33V2
33%
33'/4
33%
22%
22'/4
22%
223/4
22 %
7,500
503/a
49 Va
50%
50 Va
50 Vs
8,500
9V4
9%
9 Va
3'/4
7.000
50%
50
9 %
9%
*68 V4
69 Va
.' 48%
48%
9'/a
•69
9%
69%
3'a
9Va
9%
;*69
69%
69%
♦69
'
49
49
37%
38%
49V4
38 Va
48'A
383/a
483/4
38%
49V4
38%
-
-
:
*69
;
69%
"
■'
'
48%
1,500
,48Va
37%
37%
38%
39
82
'■*
82
*81%
83
*813/4
83
*81%
83
*813/4
25%
*25 Va
25%
*25 Va
25%
♦25V8
253/4
*25%
25%
17,600
83
*25 Va
24'/a
24%
100
34
24%
112%
'
*113
34%
•112
common.No par
100
89 Va
14 %
x49%
100
84
*88
35%
50 Va
No par
*82%
14
50%
25
31%
84
36%
22
100
<The>
8,000
♦88 '
543 $
54%
♦212
22%
preferred
Inc
32 Va
32
•89%
14
No par
com
18,000
8%
14%
common. _u
.
155
*140
22 Va
25
preference
11,700
8%
73/4 V
35%
2
new
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
29%
22%
preferred
Pullman
55%
...%
89Va
29 Va
33%
4.08%
*»iiTe
155
225
>
*88 Va
22
4.30%
5
54%
30
33%
4.18%
3
*140
*218
89%
10
15
51% Apr
29%
*82
33%
16
74% Jan
*88 Va
34
30%
29%
"
div
9,400
91Vi
8%
31%
15
28% July 12
3
74% Dec
$1.40
&
61Vs
903/4
83%
100
preferred
El
61
91
83 Va
82 V2
10
preferred
61%
893/4
32%
7%
323/8
82%
10
560
60 3/4
31%
7%
32 Va
4,200
160
7%
7%
18 Vs
18
1623/4
90
82 Va
17,400
*157
63
32%
46%
*160%
7%
7%
210
96
45%
:
160
603/4
32 Va
140
94
96
*
18 Va
,
5,700
1623/4
88%
5
luc
17%
1,200
26
♦93»/4
93%
98
47
20
66%
25%
<
*160 3/4
881/4
100
Co
26%
?
2,700
100
66 Vt
1
*157
C
159
63 %
100
preferred
preferred
160
1
*157
59%
*81%
*99%
99%
'65
45%
87%
1
48V2
75,800
121/4
48%
*96
13
17%
160
,93%
98
45%
59%
Feb
104
27
41% Apr
10
4.16%
4.20%
157
10
preferred
Pub Serv
156%
93%|
■■-.•■:
44%
87%
106% Feb
May
1
98% Jun 14
100
32% Jan
8
*96
86%
Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
Public Berv Co of Indiana—No
par
3 %%
preferred
100
4.32 %
*93
98%
47
55
♦11%
48%
253/4
26% |
26Va
93 Va
45 %
54%
:
•
93%
*95%
65
65%
65
87%
•12%
%
99%
100
*99%
26%
100
class B
cum
65%
11
48
57%
103% Feb
97
5
30
$4.75
100
26%
47%
46
2.50
Publlcker Industries
65
*
10
common
Gamble
100
54
2.50
Oil Co
&
;
-
98%
*95'/a
No par
Virginia
Power
80
100
13'/4
*95%
Inc
Electric
91
99
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Potomac
91
*95%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
23% Mar 23
6,700
92%
ion
5%
Co
18,300
45%
79%
46V4
*77
79
—„
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
&
14,000
21%
21%
;c
*893/4
Pitts
Plough
21%
21%
21%
21%
13%
—1
Forglngs Co
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
guaranteed preferred
100
(The)
21%
21%
87'/4
Pittsburgh
Co
'270
*12%
—2
convertible
107 %
*85
Pitts Ft
5%%
107%
13%
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Plttston
80
150
87%
No par
West
40
94
103%
♦102
*85
Inc
&
''7,600
*12%
convertible
Pittsburgh
94
;95
39%
24V4
106 Va
*89%
Consolidation Coal Co—_ __1
7 %
*93%
*106
106%
100
.
Co
*24'/2
106 Va
—1
100
preferred
$4.80
'!:■ 46%
243/4
106'/a
360
19,000
92 %
common
Coke & Chem
*77
■
*24
28,100
f'
66
94%
com
5%
$4
*"39%
•"*24%
103%
preferred
3.9% series preferred
Poor
49% July 18
24% July 17
8
page
943/4
103%
4%
Plymouth
10% May
11
see
*93%
103%
22 Va
4
74
22
21
94%
103%
11
6
26 % Jan
32% Jun
Nov
*93%
21%
Pltney-Bowes
25% ~
106 %
77
Hosiery
Mills Inc
,39%
24%
106 Va
21%
Pillsbury
100 Va
64%
64%
*24
21%
Phillips Jones Corp
39%
40
39%
43 Va
*99Va
43%
101
63 Va
*106
100
28,900
49%
*100Va
24%
V
23
*48'/4
100%
106 Va
94%
500
*48'%
*24
103
200
1,600
93
100%
*106
93%
2,500
49'/4
No par
103
23,400
35
100%
64'/4
39%
14%
25%
*48%
99 Va
39%
6,200
164
*343/4
165
.
57
100 %
63%
39%
39%
•
*'•
35
83
23'/a
23
,
101
243%
*34%
165 ;,/4
84
23%
49%
/.
....
14%
>.#14;;
35;
165
165%
87
23
99%
64%
280
1041/4
7
35
*48%
63%
5,500
104%
24 Va
24%
♦100%
43%
47%
106%
543/8
49%
*99 Va
59
106 Va
24%
14%
,
47
106%
1043/3
,
24%
165%
5%
48Va
473/4.
106%
35
18%
:
104'A
101 Va
Vb
1
1063/4
*85
18%
0
106%
;.'v
*55 Va
59
*55%
107
48
,y
153/a
*14%
473/4
24%
23%
22%
*48'/4
►101
15%
58
43
"35
88
—1
20
28
111
For footnotes
*85
No par
common
preferred
Apr
24% Jun
16
105% July
27
21,300
15
-141/8
166%
166
100
12.50
4,300
41V8
14V4
W-.24%
ft
■
5
common
94 Va
40%
15
54
35
Corp common
!
„3
3%% preferred series A_—L 100
Philip Morris Inc common
—5
Apr
34% Jun
88 % Mar 29
14
105
1
8
30
27
Jun
Mav
Apr
26% Oct
22
11
25.,/:
Philco
50% July 20
-
28
125 % Sep
34% Nov
16
Oct
Feb
5
100% Feb
56% May
43
Aug
"103 % Nov
23% Dec
16
8
23
33 % Apr
Feb
40 %
.*
26
Nov
104
J4%
__i
(conv)
94
41%
14%
24»/a
V
14V
24V«
No par
Corp
95%
40%
•
& t.
'
8
12% Jan
27
56% July 16
210
25
30% Jan
48% Jun
5i% Ma7jL8
19% Jan
7
155
24
146% Jan
19
18
92% Apr
24
35% May 14
13
7
Dec
19% Mar
8% Apr
3
6
9
96 % Apr -v 3
27
40% Dec
25
29% Jan
67% May
-
159% Dec
19 % Mar 15
3
24'%'
*34 Va
!__33%c
preferred
94%
42%"
104 %
;sv
,,53%
L
—100
28%
1C6%
1';
5
common
28i%
*27%
"*28
47%
40
Ry Co
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
47%
24 Va
10
common
*273/8
28%
15
96%
15
Corp
28%
•27%
96
96
Phlla & Reading Corp
$5
41% Dec 22
15
2 8:%
42
107%
Pitts
16
28% Jan
28%
1
*106 V4
10
Mar 14
24% Mar 15
221/4
♦27%
'
1
Corp
Pfeiffer
4
Apr
47% July 16
3
13
166% Aug 12
10
3
1
100
Jan
173
Jun
Feb
70% May
27% Apr
9
32% Feb
32
?
13% Apr
21% Jan
112% Nov
22%
*27'/a
23%
28%.
_No par
Phoenix
Dec~29
3
2
46% Jan
27
2,200
%
14Vs
55 Va July 18
11
2,900
4%
4
35V4
19
25y8 Feb
1,600
16 Va
4%
52%
Jun
84
125%
15V4
■'
14%
preferred —r_;-—
Phillips Petroleum
new-
36% Nov
25%
15'/4
4%
353/4
99% Mar 14
47
25%
15'A
4 %
51%
8
2
25V4
15'/4
>'
4.%'
35%
96
37% Feb
253/8
251/4
*15
12,400
14Va
94% Mar 12
81
4%
51%
143/8
15% Jan
15
15%
4%
50%
51%
86
May 18
12% May 25
69% Dec
25%
14%
4%
51%
353/4
30
26
*25%
14%
4 Va
50
341/2
51%
Dec
Oct
25%
14%
5,100
511/4
'
34%
14%
92
9
25%
1
50
*26
35%
6
5
51%
42,900
32 Va
♦26
34%
Va
89% July 12
6
52%
*26
34%
52 Va
51%
16
29% Jan
*26
52
97
35Va
Dec
July
'43% Jun
49
;
*95%
18%
3J3/8
14
82% July
;
96%
32%
Va
51 Va
93
14
11,500
35 Va
14
75
4,200
29,200
14%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
4.68%
73/8
20
99%
51%
85% Jun
25
7'A
193/4
98%
14%
19
Jan
7%
20'/8
100%
35%
48% Sep
24% Mar 14
*95 Va
19%
99
:
51%
37% Feb 21
150
96%
:
71/4
20%
1023%
410
35%
4
108% Jan
19%
100 %
No par
Jan
6
20%
104 Va
100
22% Apr
25 V* Jan
19%
101'/a
18'/8
100
109% Jan
Mar 14
7%
20 %
101 %
*J5%
preferred
13
85
7%
19%
100
1,210
'
19%
preferred
26
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
143
32
4.3 %
23
3
143
Corp___i
4%%
2nd
144
96%
Pepsi-Cola Co
4%
143
Vb
.
14 %
Corp
& Eastern
Pfizer
144
41%
18%
series preferred
Co
7%
141
*41
5
4.40%
Milk
•
140%
42
32 %
3.8%
Apr
6% Oct
7%
:
4,700
38%
141%
19%
4
Jan
62
145
7%
38 3/8
38%
140%
•41
•32%
24
17
28% Sep
>144%
38Va
42%
32%
Feb
20 % Jun
31
144%
38%
141%
144 '/a
142
1,000
10,200
25
4 % %
Pet
38%
♦41%
1403%
42%
141%
200
271/4
*95 Va
Jan
16
15% Mar 14
39 Va
*41 %
%
7%
102
22
158% Jan
41 Va
142
99%
106
Dec
162% Aug 31
x38%
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
97
Jan
33%
39%
13
43% Jun
83
51%
103/4
——No paf
Phlla Electric Co
26 Va Mar 14
July 10
92 % July 11
102 % July 5
28
100
51
112% Jan
May 23
31
95% May 13
511/4
*26 %
'
2.50
Light
preferred
40% Mar-23
19
106
19
51
*25%
27»
■18%
preferred
Sand
Phelps-Dodge
Oct
6
51
103/4.
26
*26%
1
_
common
&
76% Mar 19
86% Dec
12% Jan
30
50%
103%
26
11%
'
July 25
26% Mar
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
111
50%
100
Jan
1,600
50%
Peoria
96
3,300
.50%
100
Jun
10%
26%
50%
$1.60 preferred
:
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
82
300
37
Penn-Texas
6
3,100
100 V4
37
6
167% July
47
45%
100'/4
37
13
6
11
46%
100%
36%
13
16% Jun
6%
46%
100 %
37
35 % Feb
20% Jan
3
106% Jan
47%
100 '/4
5,500
37
19% Jan
26
15
79%
37
31 >/b Jan
Jan
78
37
27
147
793/4
79
*36%
33% Jan
3
79:'/4
26%
21% Jun 27
16
July 21
79%
26;%
1;
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
16
900
.5,200
1
1
Pennsylvania RR
29
83
♦15
112% Mar
Feb
16%
81%
26%
l
Inc
(The)
20
2
16%
823/4
100
Cement
Corp
Power
52 *
16%
82%
26%
L com__No par
Co
Glass
Penn
95
*16 Va
103/4
issued
Penna
94-/4
16%
84%
46%
22 %
56% May 10
48 % Jan
3
12.500
37
>143%
Corp
410
8,700
48
16%
100'/4
*27%
•
91
36,600
60'/8
83%
v
100%
*27%
Feb" 29
*30%
47 Va
58%
93
11 Va
28%
% May 29
58
26%
28 Va
49%
48%
57Vt
92
26 %
22%
Penn-Dlxie
46%
57%
11 Va
*27%,
Pennroad
43%
56%
26%
*27 Va
18
46 V'4
25%
25
43% July 11
9d%
11 Va
85
16 % Jun
95 Va
27%
6
23
94
26 Va
—25
14% Apr 25
93
11
--.—.-...25
30 % Jan
93%
46%
preferred
(J C)
92%
.
83%
>
preferred
Penney
14%
26%
41 Va
preferred
Apr
Dec
Sep
Telep
20
Oct
46
100%
$1.30
9
143/a
80%
$1.32
Jan
14%
17 >
1
79
$1
101
14 Va
*26%
141%
Enterprises
45
33
48 % Nov
&
106
17% Oct
79%
45%
No par
Proof
5
Jun
82%
13
May 28
209
14%
91
28% Mar 27
19
34,300
121
14'/a
57%
*16%
100%
No par
Distillers
Peabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
Peninsular
57%
121
6,800
•
45'4
common_100
Transportation
Mines
16%
82%
.
500
28%
56%
121
12,300
104
28%
56%
56
*119
33,700
19%
•102'/a
283/4
10
Corp___
Penick & Ford—
41% Mar 12
.
56%
121
*19 %
1C4
28%
:
46%
>
55'/4
x91
100%
.v.
_5
Corp—
28
29
102
Oil
Nov
53
46
57V4
92
24% Mar 26
6
108% Apr
30% Jun
46%
56
29% Jan
22
23
113% Apr
45%
90%
19%
19%
*102%
30
89%
1
Airways
49% Dec
2
91%
23
Jun
58
World
Rust
When
Jun
90%
100
Tilford
Patino
55%
*119
91
15
Parke Davis & Co
Parmelee
: 56%
121
90%
No par
Park
Parker
19%
28%
*88 V2
25
Teleg
17
6% Mar 12
55%
*119
20
15% Dec
May 4
41% Mar 14
56%
121
89V2
*88
104
28%
14%
6.25
Corp
&
18
&
19%
*102'/4
29%
Jun
24
44
55%
121
83 %c
Consolidated
Amer
"19%
104
29
100
preferred
Tin
*102 %
29%
26% Apr
26% Jan
6
29% Feb
29% May
106% Dec
107
104
28%
3
25% Jan
27% Mar 17
38
*102%
•
13%
Inc
16,300
41%
38%
22%
27% July 28
82
Jan 11
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
42
413/4
19 %
14
Electric
Paramount Pictures
8
6
27
41%
42
*
13%
Corp_:
Panhandle
12% Jan
Sep~21
44% Mar
42
41%
19%
25
6
39 % Apr
57 % Apr
5
10
41%
42
19%
100
common
3
35% May 15
40% Jan
4
7% Jan
14% Jan
series
—
Panhandle East Pipe
4%
preferred
23 % Jun
44
42%
41%
100
Co__.
6
Jan
20
July
36% Jan
9% Jun
&
Telep
Pacific
Jan
17%
41%
42%
No par
Lighting
Pacific
9
152'/4 Feb
Apr
6
89
41%'
42
Corp—
Pacific Mills
12
Jun
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
88%
41%
42%
No par
Co
Pacific
54
142% July 16
88
10% Jan
89
41%
42%
7.50
Fisheries
40// Jan 12 V
/
3
22
9
89
10
21-/4
40%
•
6.25
Amer
Gas
104
34% Feb
*87%
21
10
preferred
Pacific
12
6
*87%
100
com
common;
Finance
26
29
22%
.1
Coast
5%
53% Mar 28
41% July 16
139
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
16% Sep
Nov
20%
Mfg
.The)
Paper Co
preferred
$5
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
Jan
22%
„
16
Jan
40
23
37% Jun
15
13
/ 70% Oct
40
22'A
preferred
<Sc
Oxford
9
12% May
1
26 % Juiy 16
26% July 17
May 22
152% Aug 22
36
23
16%
10
Jan
20%
78
12
12
20'/a
82%
132% Jan
16
19%
1
148% Aug 24
142% Mar 10
106'/a
Overlard Corp
Jun
Aug
*105 %
Owens-Illinois Glass
23 % Feo
Dec
106 %
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp...,.!
19%
42
*105%
July 11
29
56
106%
Mar 26
29
53
*105%
July
26% Nov
44% Mar 15
106%
81
18
44% Jun
*105%
17
25 % Nov
17
106%
91
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
*105%
3
5
550
1071/4
59% May 28
"61% Jan 23
46% May 17
101 % Nov
17
16% Jan
200
90%
*106
±
20
71% Dec
6,900
106
107 %
no par
Co
1951
convertible
Sep
16% Dec
54'%
"
8 J1/4
*106
Gas
Elevator
Jan
1
531%
*105
893/4
107'/4
5
99
3
53%
105
,
89%
*106
1
47
Nov
105
,
90 %
107%
common
6
Jan
533/4
53%
106
90
Shares
July 20
5
Chemical
19
16
53%
♦105
91%
,
the Week
Friday
July. 19
*106
series
Natural
84"% Oct
57
-V
54
107
*91
Salea far
Thursday
,
.
20
31% Jan
May
54
*1051/4
92%
PRICES
107 %
com
Elec
&
Mathleson
Corp
53%
106
SALE
1C7%
preferred
Oliver
48% July 19
91%,
HIGH
Wednesday
July 18
-
100
Conv preference
4
53%
105'/a
July 17
-—100
.
Gas
Common
5
Apr
17% Jan
May 28
12
;
Tuesday
'
July 16
100
Co
Oklahoma
Monday
„
100
Preferred 4.24%
26
29% July 16
,
Par
preferred series A
Oil
4%
Oun
114
LOW AND
»v
common
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma
July 10
Co
Ohio Match Co
Jun
91
10
18% Apr
The
July 17
.47% Apr
4
34 % Jan
"V
„
preferred
4.56%
10
5
'•
STOCK
preferred
109% Feb
20
26
Jun
4.40%
5
Jan
110
40% Sep 21
197/a May 1?
103% May 13
26
18% Jan
Edison
4
100
13
16% July
Ohio
9
110% Jan
4
27
TOBK
EXCHANGE
54% Mar
15
Nov
105% Sep
52 %
NEW
Highest
>.
30
99
*99%
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99
101
103 %
99
*99
*102
24%
116
34%
30 %
99
101
103%
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243/4
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116
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243/4
-
116
♦113
34
34%
29%
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*
*99
243/4
118'/4
34Va
34»/4
7.400
293/4
30 Va
4,000
98%
99
99
*99
101
170
'
97'%
98 Va
101
103%
200
30'A
293/4
*102
101
*99
103%
*102
*102
103V4
10
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
23%
28 3/4
28%
67%
68%
67 Va
68
67%
68%
67 Va
68 Vs
67%
68
471/8
47V4
48 Va
47
47%
47 y8
48 Va
3,600
28Va
No par
ft
45%
28%
-
'
46 %
46
200
34V4
341/8
29%
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♦116
10
.1
4,100
38,100
26.
1
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(340)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
STOCKS
——f for
Preriena
154
MarlS
6
36% Jan
18
•1% Jan
5
Feb
Oct
39
Jan
31
41% July
25% Apr
37% Jun
j>y?4
23
3
38% July 27
42
Mar
8
33% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
6
4
Dec
30
67 % Feb
May 16
47% Sep
6
May 10
"7% Mar" 14
10 Va Jun
3
30 Va Apr
Jun
1«
64% Apr
43% Jan
60
10
8% Jan
16
15% Jan
10
2
9
•06 *
5o%
40% '
39 Va
40-/4
T39%-
4U%
14
13-/8 /, 14
•00%
13%
50
.?:• 39%
50
*35
common
let preferred
2nd
preferred
39 %
&
Revere
24
•7%
Kfppl
26
5
Nov
62
70
Mar 14
82
Jan
26
101
Jan
26
32% Sep
26
31% Apr
1
38% Sep
2
5% July 26
8-/a Sep
8
Apr
84% Apr
May 11
105 % Apr 20
45% Feb 14
91
26
20
53% May
5
66 % Jan
NOV 14
Dec"~2
21
27%
Dec" 13
17% Sep
29
July
14
26% Sep
27
33% Jun
Oct
7
40 % Jun
8
34
8
26
28% Apr
25
35
Apr
8
v. Dec
30
19
Jan
19
410
Jun
17
105% Mar
21
Oct
11
Feb
35
9
26
Rockwell
Spring <fc Axle Co
9
510
Apr
Haas
Jan
2
16
Rohm
105
26% Jan
6
37% Apr
21% May 28
1
Feb
11
17% Jan
10
Ronson Corp
6
14% Sep
28
V: 12
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
34
May 28
46% July 17
25
88% Sep
9
79% Jan
23
115% July 17
27% Feb
9
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
11
Sep 27
19
36 % July
38% Apr
6
13 % Apr
26
Ruberold Co
Ruppert
56%
76
85 Va
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102
<
28%
60
28 V*
<
;
28 %
28%
81
47'/2
47
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19-/s
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6,200
22,100
37%
7,300
37%
2,500
3,100
47%
37%
I
600
20
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19Tb
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14% -d
14%
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23-,
23 Va
23%
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;
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32
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31 Va
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30%
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30%
31% t
31-/8
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31-/4
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13
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24
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24%
243b
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45%
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35%
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33%
33 %
33-54
%
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'
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.
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13 %
13,000
26
14
44
•
2,200
9,100
51,600
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35 %
••13,300
34 Va
33 %
34 V8
5,100
11 Va
11%
11 Va
300
72
3O3/8
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38
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va
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60
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85
85
102
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75
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52,100
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va
56
:
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56 T e
35
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9
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102-/8
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1
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13
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•
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75
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—
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1
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(Jacob)
56 Vs
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41
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64
7Va
1,2U0
,
29 3,4
29
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77
81 '/s1
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100
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9
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13
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20
common
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-
75
102
Rotary Electric Steel Co—ii
10
Royal Dutch Petrol CO..50 Guilders
Royal McBee Coip
1
16
May 28
11% July 19
30
15% Mar 21
Co
preferred series A
Rohr: Aircraft Corp —~
68% Jan
9% Jan
&
4%
'■
9%
9%
81%
■
7v»
>■48-/8
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2o%
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.
13%
43
30 %
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.
100
6u0
1D-/8
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04
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31%
Feb
98
„
29%
7-/8
13'/4
25
May 17
391
4
61 '
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15%
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"
7/8
13
•:!j
15
;
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•
Controls com—1
preferred—
2u%
18%
Gas & El Corp new.No par
conv
Rochester
2 jJ/4i
4uVa
80%
.15
.--..10
..5
Company
.
Copper Mines
*2i>
48 V4
56%
—No par
( prp
2O-/8
-
8%
*8
8V4
40
*65
5s
uorp
Robertshaw-Fulion
5%%
30% July 17
3
1,300
l0'/4
48%
*47-/4
Roan Antelope
12
27
33% Dec
24% Jan
100
Hitter
•
1J
2d% Jun
29% July
257
Ridge way
17% Mar 20
2
21% Jun
Trust
Selection
Rlegel- Paper
4,000
1274
10 '/ A
40%
78%
50
Oil Com—
Ricnneiu
5
55% May 11
40% Apr 26
23% Jan
6
10
18% Jun
9
9
8
12% Jan
84 % Apr
2j
34% Jan
33% Jun
Dec
42
27%
I274
*7%
.;•'
200
-■
27 %
13
15%
8
300
27%
8
7
;•••
13'
9%; t
2.50
....10
Rhodestan
38
47%
series
100
Preferred 4.50% series—_—100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rblnelander Paper Co
5
4
*3/
*1274
*15 V4
3d
i
13
,
8% Mar 20
Jd
27%
13
4U
Preferred 3.60%
11
*o7
37 %
26
13
'
10
-Common
16
37 % Mar 15
May 28
26
9
82
6
Jan
105 % Jan
5
101% Apr
34% Jan ,5
6% July
3
64% May 12
36
89% Jan
3o%
8
.
900
40
*35
13-/4
*o2
64
7
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B——.10
67% May 7
70
Apr 26
1
49% Mar
2
54% Dec
Mar 11
51
*3»%
!*»%
lo%
*26
-
400
51.400
3372
-rU
*34%
15-/8
31%
30
10
pfd,series A_.
2o
*02
1
50c
Corp
15%
'
8.200
27,9dd
*39%
37 %
•
•33%
,6
bud
-
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13%
35%
27-/4
37%
■
33
27.500
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13
od
2,5ud
*
5o%
39%
13 U
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t
32
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40'/<
13
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8
lo%
5
100
Copper & Brass
1
3*%
Co—
Reynolds Metals Co common_^____l
30
49% Mar IS
U
13%
lu%
10
10
19'/8
5o%
2o%
■'
28
*
8*%
iu
V. 1*9-/8
4d
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36%
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37%
34
34
*.
40
*35
28%
50c
4,900
45
74
19%
*54
*56
1 o 78
13 %
34
V
28%
'
40
^
40
36%
37%
Rexall Drug Co
10% Mar 19
34
33-/a
_5
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
v?-v
No par
Hosiery Mills
Peouhllr
84% Apr
13
17
46% Apr
Apr
45
9% Feb 14
45% Feb
Do V2
Conv pfd 3%%
series.
Republic Aviation Corp.
Republic Pictures common
81 convertible preferred
3
49% Apr
8
12
Sep
55%
> Reliance Mfg Co common
4
13
35% May 25
Oct
45
5b '/a
Reliable Stores Corp
18
12% July 10
6j/4 July
20%
5
50
44%
19%
20
Y;
19%
45%
Oj
82
♦b3
32
44%
ti^f/a
45 %:
20%
bJ
*1x8
32
b3
45%
2d
45%
'•■45%
31
';?b<5%;;.
>
1.0
lib
1
32 %
20
61.25 dlv prior preference
18 Va Mar 14
42% Feb
31%
% loO
j2
*
82
No par
1
Roller Bit Co
'% Iteeves
6
27
,28% July 19
12
54% Sep
Jan
61
16
16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
41
Reed
10% Mar 14
18% Jan
21% Aug 25
12% Feb
31
Real Silk
Rels
15
Co
noncum
noncum
11
6
7% July
14
Sep 13
60
4%
6
8
38% Mar
30% Apr
15
Jan
12% Jun 27
11% Feb
19
37% Apr
34% July 10
3
18% Aug
3
15 Va Sep 26
May
Reading
9
44% Jan
27% May 22
32
45% v46%
Raytheon Mfg Co
37% May
5
'1*8
lhrf
5
9
14
19% Mar 22
>
No par
Inc
a/tares
-
ltd
32
148'
31-/4*
the Week
:
33 %
32%
32 Tb
32%
32%
32%
32%
Friday
July 3d
July 19
July 18
July 17
32%
-
Bales for
JLOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
day
1 VVeunesday
.»
Thursday
Tuesday
'
39% May 29
34% Jan
common
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler
Inc
12
11
July 19
13
31% Feb
(The)
Co
preferred
1st
Ranco
19 % Mar
29% Jan
7% Jan
Apr
42 % Jan
32% May 28
Oats
preferred
83.50
14
87% Feb
53% Jan
Aug 11
47
6%
20% July 11
5
7
13
Radio Corp of America com—No par
33% Apr
79% Apr 25
16
5
15
1
60% Nov
26
11
13% Sep
19
33%
32%
1* <%
Quaker
7
20
19% July 20
Sep 26
31
2
88% July 27
7
47
1
S
50% Mar 22
30% Jan
41% Jan
31% Aug
Par
100
Quaker biale Oil Refining Corp__i.u
Feb
153
27
16
Apr
Monday."* * V\'>
July 16
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
May 28
31
145
55% July
26% Jan
32
14
July 15
33% Sep
30% Mar 30
148
Leveat
Highest
Uw«t
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
,
Year 1955
'</
</•:./:-/
,»v
02% Sep
103% Jun
17
112
Jan
Dec
27
55
Jun
22
26
July 14
6
11
34% Jun
25% Mar 14
74
28
ei
126
22% Jan
265
50% Feb
98% Feb
9
40
27
58% Dec
42% July 21
88% Jun
320% Apr
27
15
170
10
16
Jan
105
101
Sep
7
49% Jun
July 13
19% Sep 22
17% Apr 25
^ 25% Oct 13
32
52
-
280
"100
310
Mar
5
5
155
Jan
6
29% J&n
105
23
20
Oct
27
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
78% Jun
20
65
14% Feb 17
21
Nov
27% Jan
Feb
03% Oct
19
98
101% Oct
13
107
33 v* Jan
4
Jan
23
22% Mar
95
34% Dec
28
20% Dec
«% Mar 15
93
No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
Preierred series A 5%
—100
24%
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
6
Jan6
conv
St Louis
Southwestern
105% Apr ' 2
36
Jan
5
Feb
9
40% Apr ."3
89% Mar
7
Scovlll
86
44% May
9
19"% Feb 29
Seaboard Air
53% May 28
16
68
29% May 28
12% Jun
/•
17
9% Apr
26
10
61% Jan
5
49% July 19
3
21% Feb
29
Selberllng
7% Apr
v
4% July 20
Nov
Finance
Oil
27
Servel
63
Mar 15
Sears
35
23% Jan
60
Apr
19
39% Jan
4
59
July 11
29
39% Jan
20
49% Apr 23
^11% May
9
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
11% Jan
31
9% Feb
16
23
Nov
16
36 % Feb
10
22% Jun
7
64
Oct
18
66 % Mar
9% Mar 14
7
62% Jan
10
22% Jan
6
30% July 12
22% May
13 % Nov
9
19% Jun
22
13% Feb
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
19
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
15
Jan
46% Oct
57% Jun
28
7
52% Jan
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
20% Nov
33% Jan
2
7
21% May 28
56
18
174
Juiy~19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
•
Feb~~7
27%
210:
•
v
6
205
F*b
Jun
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
* t
10
28
3
17% dan
1a
20% Mar
54
Feb
25
50% Apr
10
53% Jan
16
26% Dec
37% Jan
3
20
28
17
25
Mar 14
44% Jan
7
28% Jan
:
18
17% Jan
17
81 % Jan
7
61
Jan
18
26
Oct
11
40% Nov
24% Jun
3
34 % May 24
54% July 25
21% Mar
7
47
19% Jan
11
34
29
Jan
31
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
21
69
Feb
7
98% Sep
16% Jun
16
21
1O0
Nov
2
2
6
17
South
5%
South
8%
*23'/2
24 Va
*23%
32
Mar 27
May 25
6
88% Mar 19
3
24Va May 15
17% Apr 17
8
9
49% May 16
20"% Jun
1
.
91% Jan
4
May 28
Aug 31
63
Jan
25
77%
Dec
16
47% Jun
103% Nov
30
97
Jun
17% Feb
14
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
Rico
4
23% Jun
83%
G
84%
Sugar
17
2
25
25
73% Jan
18
25
103 % Mar
6
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
2
A Julv 10
26%
15 Va
14%
14%
147/a
28%
29 y8
28%
28%
•28%
28%
28%
28 Tb
28%
$4.50
7
51% Jan
23
82
July 13
5
85% May 28
41% July 27
44
% May 14
38% July
22
4
9
11
July 19
9% Jan
26.
3
91% Jan
26
12% Jan
6
11% Mar 12
50%
50 Va
50 Va
50%
50 Va
50 Va
50 Va
1,500
82
84
83%
84
83
83
82%
83
2,500
._5
66%
67
66%
67%
67%
68%
67%
68%
68'A
68%
63%
.64%
64%
64%
64%
65 V4
64 Tb
65 v*
65V4
653/4
64
64%
63%
641/2
64%
66
66%
66%
65
65%
41%
41
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
42
42
42
25%
24%
25
60 Vb
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v
24 Va
23 Tb
24»/4
24
25%
59 Va
•
25
59%
59%
59%
6oy*
59%
22%
23 y8
22%
23
23 Vb
22%
com_4.50
20%
20%
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52
5
26%
26
10%
com
.'
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20%
10%
10%
10Tb
26
20 Vb
20%
20 Vs
51
52 \'a
52 va
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26
26%
26 y4
26%
6,800
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s
8,100
.
52V4
200
26%
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36
/
22%
20 3
20 va
51
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1,100
8,300
10%
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36
6,400
i 43,400
60 Vb
10%
>
52
>
6,000
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.
3,000
36
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25
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52
51%
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51%
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31
31 »/8
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31
31
31%
Co
(Del)
36%
,36%
36%
36%
36%
37 »/4
37%
38
37
38 Va
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
51V8
51%
51
51%
51
511/4
32,800
41%
421/s
42
42%
41%
42%
•41%
42%
41,000
45%
47
46 Vb
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
8,000
*20 Vb
20%
20VB
20 Vs
20 va
20V4
20
V»
2OV4
*89%
90 Va
*89 Va
90%
*89 %
90 Va
*89%
90 Va
*89%
90%
28 V8
28 Va
28%
28Vb
28%
28 Vs
15,400
18 V,
*18 Vb
28%
18V8
4%
13,600
100
Co
1
1
'■>
18%
54
28
28
28-.
18%
4%
;
55%
9b Va
*97
20%
24 Va
%
*101
18 Vb
4%
*64%
74
53%
*97
20%
24%
24%
■■1
4%
18 Va
18 Va
4%
4%
*64%
53%
*64%
70
54
i
18 Vs
4%
*64%
2,000
1,100
70
52%
53%
52 V4
98 Va
98 Va
98 Va
*97%
21
20%
20%
20%
25%
hi
25 %
25%
25
25 Vb
24%
25
10,300
20%
*97
53%
8,100
:
hi
hi
hi
20
99
125,300
1,679,600
%
i7g
104%
103%
103 Va
*103
14%
14Vb
14%
14 V8
14 Vb
14
14 Vb
7.90G
77Va
77
77
77 Va
77%..
*77
78 »/4
150
78'A
79
78
78
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
86
85%
85%
*85%
hi
16
103
14%
105
hi
104
79%
80 Va
39%
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
85%
85%
*85 Va
9%
9»/4
9'/4
9V4
9Va
9 Vb
7
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Co
4%
20 Va
54%
39%
Electric
18%
70
2IV4
98%
21%
102 v*
4%
70
com—No par
•3.50
Ac
2,500
24,700
20Tb
771/a
Inc
"
46 Va
.42%
77%
——
-
20%
No par
5
Brands
19,300
32%
45%
42
1
14%
preferred
4,600
51%
22
.20
Inc..,
common
51%
21%
V 31%,
No par
tr ctfs
Service
36
'
No par
$5.50
Gas
22%
40,800
*205
26'/4
*49%
V4
v''..'
v..
*205
10%
10%
r?v;60.;///
22%
22%
.
*205
*205
*205
1
14%
Standard
1,200
50%
82 Va
2
Standard
9,500
5
Public
Co.
Square D Co
'.
15
50
•4%
17
:
78
,10%
Railway common
preferred
Inc
4,600
::
15
*64%
83% Jan
July 18
July 17
27
26%
2.50
77
July 27
105
26%
15
pfd—
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
d
4.20 %
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Cnrp common
50c
Common rights
—
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel
6
26%
■26%
25
Mobile & Ohio stk
&
841/2
26%
-10%
non-cum
Spear
200
84 »/4
14%
*28%
1,300
9,000
84Tb
26 »/4
24 V2
Edison
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Jan
5% Mar
5,200
84 %
86
9,300
•
24Va
14%
pfd—100
Co
21
63
15,903
*23 %
25
26 Va
f
Southwestern
Jan
15
5%
3
84%
i-59%
(The)
Pacific
Southern
16% Jan
page
84%
84%
—15
preferred
13% May 28
see
24%
5
28% July 19
'
90
footnotes
*10
*23%
14%
Southern Production Co Inc
16% Feb
10%
24%
26%
43% May
4
% July 13
For
10'/4
j
10%
24%
50
E &
California
18
2,000
51
.,10%,
Platinum—
&
Co
33% Apr
22,500
40%
10%
South'n
20% Mar
40
*50
46
—
Southern
99 % Apr
27
40%
10%.
Inc
Co
Southern
Marie
14
July 11
39%
10
23
18
8
50
42 %
4%
*50
1
Oil Co -Inc
Carolina
17% Nov
10% Oct
4%
49%
41%
5
•.,51,/.:,'.
10
52% Mar 23
-
4 Va
5
5
51
43%
4%
•50
45%
Inc
Gold
Porto
5,200
10%
38'/2 July 20
55% Dec
V-V
15%
4%
45%
58% Mar 23
94% Nov
5
4%
500
14%
16
16
10%
preferred
103 % Nov
18
.16 »/4
'.•■"'.'45%':'J 46
No par
Solvay American Corp 4%
5
Mar 22
16Ve
45%
__
Solar Aircraft Co
14
88
17 '■■./
10%
8
86
16 Vb
2,700
39,i>dd
46%
Corp
Smith-Douglass
Sep
35% Nov
O)
Socony Mobil
10% Jan
63% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
16%
33%
45%
23
18
34Vs
45%
49% Jun
Feb
33%
33-/8
45%
33% Jan
7
34
33%
33%
56%
5
•
33%
6,000
20%
*19%
20
:
62
61%
62 Va
61%
19
56%
29
29% May
24% July
61%
20
18 V4
57'/4
36% Nov
' Dec
61%
20
10
18 '/8
•
56%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
93
61
20 V2
33%
•
18%
14,500
38%
50o
Sinclair Oil Corp
South Amer
18
38%
57%
1
44
77% Oct
Jan
40% Jan
May 28
20% May 29
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
18
-
39
4,100
38%
89
•87
89
38%
'.
18%
*19%
7,500
101%
38'/a
38-s
38-/S
*87
89
39 Vs
20 %
*99%
10
38 Va
38»/4
18%
61
61%
101 %
96 Va
*95
56 Va
Aug
65% July
38% Apr
17%
18
*99%
101 Va
•
25
Smith-Corona
12
38 y4
*87'.
■
96%
55%
Skelly Oil Co
64 % May 10
38%
No par
72% May
8
71 ' Apr 17
66% July 19
32 % Jan
*99 Va
101 '/a
::.73Va
1
Co
(A
96%
*99%
■■■/
55
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
Smith
*95
55'/8
53%
55
Co
Simmons
7
741/4
101 %
*50
7.50
46% Jun
v
24,500
73V4
*95
41%
BIgnode Steel Strapping Co
26
58
73
96 Va
54%
Sheraton Corp of America-
July 17
55%
73V2
38>/4
Sheller Mfg Corp
15% 8ep 26
51% Dec 30
19
Pen
29 >" Mar 19
6
54Vs
73
•
.18% Jun
23
19% Mar
A)
Shell Oil Co
84
May 28
-12% May 23
Jun
(W
55% Apr
3
25
Sheaffer
53%
*95
.
8,600
42
—No par
No par
35% Mar 26
10
20% Jan
/■
24
37% Mar 14
*
3
12,300
1
15% Jan
7
44
Feb
19%
19%
2.50
Inc
87% May 10
14
18% Aug 17
89% Jan
6
.
26
15
19
Xl9
96
1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
49"% Nov
18
29
11
14%
19 Vs
74
15%
800
14%
54%
33%
5,700
19 Vs
87Va
V:!
36%
J 4%
39
1
36%
200
22
36.
191/4
38%
No par
22 %
36
14%
87%
Co
21%
19 Vb
73 Va
3
1011/4
22Va
14%
53%-
61%
*100 •-.•„■■
,22
22%
36%
19%
17%
100
100
35,900
58V4
36V4
73%
*20
10
57%
58%
57
100
*86
14 Va
38V4
1
85%
14%
39
common
49% Apr
Oct~U
;/,
54%
38%
'
28%
85%
58%
-
■
28%
36 «/4
38%
Co.,
Rubber
Inc
100
22%
lvV*
5
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
162
73
*99%
700
307
*142
53%
»Q5
1
23% Feb
52
*301
162
87%
Co
&
301
*142
38
Co
Roebuck
301
165
8,500
36 %
'
14% -.14%
20
Corp
36% Jan
1
5% Nov
Seaboard
Seagrave
36 Va
36%
;'S
307
57
101
22 %
22%
500
*142
:•
59'A
56%
.101
102 %
5,500
86V4
*301
165
*142,
58%
,
28%
86
*87
Line RR Co
Seaboard
56%
22 v*
24%
28 Vs
28 Va
86
5 307
*302
,
24
24%
24Va
28%
-
165
*101
*24'-
,
24 Va
25
...
7
•
311
24Va
45%
86
80 Va
190
l,9u0
44%
45
447/«
-
92%
127
28%
'
28%
86 Ya
,
45
100
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
1 Mar 29
23% Jun
17% May 29
'
28-/8
•86
*302
44%
2 4'/a
24%
'
*142
8
44%;;: 45 Vs
4 i%
»
2 8%
100
preferred—
noncum
10
Ry Co
44%
>127%
126 »/4
128%
25,500
59
92%
93
92-,8
127 %
58%
59%
58%
-
931/2
129 Va
V 126%
>126
126
126
_10O
St Regis Paper Co common
5
■7. 1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp—
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scherlng Corp
15c
Scott Paper Co common
No par
83.40 preferred
..No par
84 preferred
No par
5%
Jun
17% May 28
6
Jan
9
20
75% Mar
92%
59%
58%
9274
92 % Apr
7
59% Apr
5
31% July 18
40'A Nov 16
6
18
30
63% Apr
'
37% July 13
43% Jan
1
July 11
15% Jan
'
58%
93 \
100
11
Mar
40
Sep
8
92% May 18
6
85% Jan
'
3
Fe*
37 % Mar 29
19
55% Mar 14
-
59% July 17
9
13
17
Apr
18% Jan
22
-
91% Mar 23
12% Jun : 8
18
May 28
44% Feb 14
:i2%
Mar 19
24% Mar 23
Jan 13
30
57%
*92%
common.
preierred
4.30%
May 29
„155
Jan
40% Feb
58%
10
100
10
4%
33
80% Jan
'
57%
Safeway Stores
1'a1jyu Juiy Id
13
26% May 28
,
21
Dec
Feb
23
22% Jan 18
13
17
Apr
may
43% Jan
Aug 17
Jan
28
33% Mar 14
145
59% July 18
97% Feb ' 3
14
*77
77
9
.
,
11%
77 Va
39%
86
76
39%
*85 Va
104
90
77
5,600
39%
5,300
86
160
9%
9Vb
9'/a
6,100
11%
11%
11%
9,500
.
1
Volume
184
Number 5553
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(341)
NEW YORK
25
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
t
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
'
e
J
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
■»
42%
May" 18
53%
*
48
*
48
Jun~24
May 28
'/a Jan 23
{ 50
Aug 19
8% Jan
102
15% Dec
25
40% May 26 1
36
Mar 30
13% Jan
50
"
:
59% Dec
24'A May 12
23% Jan
29
6
18% Jan
6
I6V2 Feb
23
19% Jan
4
26% Jan
6;
20% Sep
"
; Jan
5
Standard
33Afe
Oil
of
Ohio
4
Starrett
Stauffer
19
75
Apr
18
5
15
Jan
25
13% Mar
Jan
27
* 21% Jun
27
39% Apr '3
21% Jan
4
17
*
May 28
IS'
6
-
13
Sterling •» Drug
52%
53%
*98%
S
1
99 %
*14
5
Stevens
62%
60%
60 Va
60 %'
53%
53
53 %
*9tt%
99 V2
14
Inc__*
15%
52 Vh
52%/.
53
67 %
68%
14%
•14%
9
53%
54 V*
22%
22% /
34%
.
15
'
•
34%-
b
5
6
18%
14
28 % July
17
10% Feb
29
Studebaker-Packard
19»/4
,
-19%
27%
28
19%
32
Aug 26
»
Oct
12% Jan
95
,,15% Jah
4
41% Jun / 7
11,
27
67% Feb
105
11"
21% Jan
32
17% Aug 12
4
;
Dec
{%¥
'
Jun
25% May 12
30
27% Jun
6
15
32% May 11
87% Sep
8"% Nov
740
Jan A 6
18% Feb
8
41% Nov
-
44% Oct
41
Feb
78
May 28
Jan
10
15
21% Jun
42% Jun
10%
11
July
21
V
6
42
Feb
9
15
6% Jan
6
2
99
July 26
9% Sep
7
Swift
Co,
&
10
25
17% May
2
41% Jan
17
62% Jun
6
45
25
Ic
45% Dec
12
36% Oct
11
44% Jun
21
10% Oct
11
16% Jan
24% Oct
10
28% Jun
9
4
(James)
Telautograph Corp
14% July
9
Teijico
Feb
14
57% Apr
Aircraft
Tennessee
37
28
11 % Jan
27
25% Jan
16
Dec
Texas Co
7
ju
Gulf
Sulphur—
Texas
Instruments
5
9
Oct
143
Oct
11
Nov
28
Jan
23
35
Oct
17
38 % Dec
2
34% Feb
10
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
21% May 28
.18.
25% Nov
19
Jan
10
15% Nov
28
45 ;; Nov
13% Jan
174
25
13
8% Apr
150
11% Jun
20
13
1,124
25
47%
8Va
1090
473/4
47%
47 V2
'
*21 ''?
90%
90
90
10%
10%
10
10'/a
18 V4
18%
18%/ 19
V
13%
13%
13%
14
14'/a
13%
,14
13%
52
65 Va
66 %
51%
66%
44%
44%
14%
44%
;No par
14
;
18%
% July 10
r 2
21
52%
V
49
91
k
91
*90'/a
52
33%
33%
33%/
15
14%
14%
28
*27%
28%
43%
42 Va
••
-
52%
,
7,800
'19%
19%
14 Va
14 Va
14
140
11%
14 Va
14 Va
14
52%
33%
v
33%
143A
14 V*
9,500
1,900
3,300
7,700
v
42
,
427a
52 Va
533/4
67%
68
43,700
45 "
V-
45%
20,400
33%
27,800
33
14%
277a
27%
417a
27% [
,*27
43%
45%
r.-
;33%'
..
14'/4
'
67%
45%
33%
46 •/:
523/4
•••:67V4
67%
100
5,500
'
10 Va
19%
13%
13%
66%
:
46 V4
14va
42%
;
•
Va
523%
52%
••
10 V4
18-y4
r
14 Va
45
67
33%
Oil.—_—10
V
21
'48%
•r-
•
28
1
42%
3,000
14 Va
143/a
*27%
27%
1,100
42''
42%
30,900
'
7,600
Trust—
Ry
Co.
8%
87/a
175
•171
,.100
8%
•171
-
874
9
87*
•:
*171
175
874
874
> ,'::
-
874
874
3,500
'
173
175
173
*171
175
100
'
1
'
Co
Nd par
40V*
40%
40%
41 Va
40%
40%
50c
22 V4
22%
22 y4
22%
22
227a
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
* 227/a
23%
21%
22
21%
217/a
J 2174
217a
53
53
52%
53
common
b-
$2.40 conv preference——No par
The Fair .I
par
■
90Va
10
,
500
2,900
2,000
'
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14
8,500
•
'
187a
'
3,000
.
47%
'
»
51%
common
V
2,200
r
25
.47%
y-
90%-'
.
4,100
73%
1110
—
10 Va
•'91
'•
25
243/4
22
■
3,400
147,500
373/4
.
*1080
,
60
Va
8%
25 Va
22
28
8 Va
1105
25'/a
5,500
78
73
25%
747%
^21
"
37%
"8%
3,100
'•v
•11%
11%.
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"
52
53
*1174
11%
407/e
41
>22
40%
2274
>,->.
22%
2274
b
:v>
•
.
21%
2174
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2378
>2274
„
9,400
>
25,600
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2174
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-
4174
2274
-
22
2,500
>
9,500
53 /•■■.•
52%
820
-
'
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11V2
11%
12 V*
•
'
127
a
12%
*117a
11% > > '-
100
'
2,600
'
10% Jan
23
,14% Apr / 4
.Jun
1
47% July 25
44% Jun
14
51b Mar 28
11
15% Feb
12% Jun
12
18
V14>
43% Oct
19
•60% Mar 24
48% Jan
100% Sep
>24 f Jan
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
33 V Jan
23
.-
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
V;
6
75% Dec
22
25% Apr
62% Feb
11
48
17
Jan
13% Jan
3
39"% Oct
11
58% Jun
48% Sep
35% Jun
98
6
37'A Mar 14
12
22% Oct
20
22% Oct
11
55% Dec
18% July 26
28
18% Jan
14
"60
> Nov
17
38% Jan
t.
Jan
Feb
May
•
13
29
45% Apr
30
;
v,
9
25
Jan
10
■V 32
Mar
17
63
Mar
14
52
•
Mar 14
33% Apr
i Aug 26
24'A Dec 16
59 % Apr
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
Jan
60
19
18% Mar
-
46
Jun
8
27
Apr 25
26% Apr
4474
4474
*4474
13%
67%
*12%
13 V*
",*1274
13%
13%
13%; ;
♦13 •'•-,
i
A
Tung-Sol Electric Co
14
64
preferred 1954
12
20th Century
11
39%
22%
28
Fox
•
44
44
263/4
263/4
26%
26%
"
14
63
39 Va
63 Va
*62%
397a
,
78%
■;*;
80
8074
23%
63
233/a
24%
*28%
57.
32%
•;
57%..,j
287a
29
60
>*57%
57%
57%
-
32 V*
31%
*533/4
31
5G:)/a
.
2,100
285/a
35,500
57%
29'/a
31
7
*54
*56%
b
3074
,■"■'*54
60
y
1,200
5,700
V 100
-
303/4
3,700
56
'
25
25%
~j
•
25 Va
'
17
17
■;M7v/>
17 V*
'
*50
24%
51
*50%
51%
10
10
9%
974
9%
97a
2,700
32%
33 Va
32%
31%
32'/a
22,200
25 /:
167/a
■"■■.
17
5,700
;
'
V
*16%
No par
23,300
24
X
57%
1,500
39%
21%
'24 v
57%
•
•
293/4
29%
60..
18,100
39 Va
■
'287a
Va
4,200
•
b-
14
63%
29
5
287a
28
57
1,700
21 Va
v
21%
23 Va
■
10,000
28%"
39%
39 Vh
213/a
21%
23
;
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133*
63
v;
81
80%
"
13%
13%
21'/4
'
30
■
79%
137a
57
*54
.
100
8,300
26%
293/4
317% '
57
44
28%
*57%
'67%
68%
■.'*99% lOtf *
43
;
57 Yt
i:
24^4
24%
_l;:
—
*
*54
50
ser
Film—
60
32
30%
*
29 Va
29 V4
"
y
>
43 Va
'
27%
'
'
99%
427a
79%
57
69
100
:.
.13%
T
26 Va
39%
21%
23
*
.../
57 Va
677a
*99%
-
99%
40
45%
:
26%
14
70% X
69
12%;
X
r
64',"
21%
.3
22%
27%
*57
43
39%
21%
•
■/"•
r
99%
63%
39%
21 Va
1
Twin City Rap Transit com
7 8 V4
64%
50
common
26%
:
69
13%
13%
No par.
(conv).
99%
■••■'42%
•
80 V»
79%
<
7 29 Vo
series
/ 67%
;-•
26%
^5
,
;
*'
2.
i
Airlines. Inc
conv
45 Va
2o%
-1
4.30%
.*4474
2
—
18 >: Jun
,
45%
43
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
*
•44%
100
*57
Preferred
12%
43
1
50i.
J.J
O<4*/+
'
—
29% Apr
30
4
8% Jun
4
40% Mar 18
2
,4.
66 '/8
*98%
Trt-Continer tal Corp common
-$2.70 preferred^;
>36% Mar 12
14
r.-i
,
12 '/a
44 V»
*12%
12 V4
25
Transue dc Willlaips .Steel—
.
2
14
52 % Apr
28% Feb
25
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
World
2
53% Feb : 2
51
Trans
58% May 15
253/4 Dec 29
44 V4
b
T2%
10
$1.20 preferred
(The)
Transajnerlca Corp—
28% July 20
18
12%
50
common—
Co
24% July 19
24% Feb
Oil
Trane
■ft 28% Mar 21
31
12 v*
Tlmken Roller Bearing.—No par
Toledo Edison Co. (The)
.5
Mar 29
Jun
55% Jun
18
f
7
15
65 Z
1
^
——
Tidewater
13
:
common
Thompson (J R)—
15,
Thompson Products Inc .common—5-.
4% preferred
100
47% Mar 26
28% Feb
Co
$2.50 convertible preferred
26
>
23
*20
Thermoid
70% July 18
86
20% May 24
8
Jan
104 '
10
> May 16
25% Nov
>
13% July 19
i44 % Jan
24% July 13
28% Jun 15
Mar 15
23
May 18
50
!
1,118
1,123
8Va
7,600 ;|
61,500
14
24%
'.
10
$1.25 conv preferred—a.
No par
Thatcher Gluss Mig Co common
.5
54
13% July 25
18
8%
1
91
16
22% July 10
73
5274
Textron
29% Apr
373/4
73
5,000
99%
'2734
497*
16
15
25
3 7 3/4
52 Va"
29% Apr
Apr
247a
'
"/
..
"48%"
&
28
30
73
[
Utilities
29
.
28
7
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
inc
273/8
Va
37
'78
.,
.
"
443/8;
99%
"
52%
Texas
Jun
.48
25
.44%
'
.
487a
Texas
Pacilie
78 Va
52 Va
9
11% Jan
,
Land
775/a
••;7'r-
'
v
J
1,000
8
f' ^ 137a
i37/8
101 f
48 3/4
42% Mar 26
6
43
■:
Coal &
133/4
*99Va
,
"
182 Va May
15% Feb
4
July 12
12% Jun
Pacific
Pacific
10% Jan: 9
24
"21% Jun
1
19% Mar
53
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
v
Texas
Texas
8
/•b
'
;
72%
22
3%
:!
Inc
1
f 443/8^443/8
••
77%
•36%
.•
8V4
*21
:■•;■/. 77a
•
52%
preferred series A—25
conv
8
48%
i
Producing Co.
4.48%
34%
7%
28 V4
-
4,500;
27%
99%'
27%
■/"' 25%
—.2.50
—25
—-
Gull
Texas
,15% July 12
.28% Apr
9
45% May 17
34-
•27 5/a
52%
il
•
Corp
:-'
343%
273/4
137a/
:
19%,
27%
!
48
9
;
.
Cory—
Texas
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
6
33% Jan
69% May
51
27
6
•
14
13%
25
73
1,115
22.
8 '/a
44%
44
:
19%
.
-
-
•;••
:
■
52%"",
1
■
38'% Feb
31 'r Jun
; 73/4 7.
';8:lr'/;
20
19%
2,900
18 »/4
19%
34
27%
700
18
19 Va
,.34 V4
:
143/8
.7 /■;
19 Va
27%
.
20
*
49
Talcott Inc
20% Mar
15% May
.
7
34
18
193/4
52%
8ymlngton Gould Corp—
8
34
.
333/4
48%
7
25
*19 V4
36%'
47%
7
May 28
59% May 28
-
25
48
May
Jun
,.f
25 Va
May
11
'
'
18 Va
20Va
•
VA
25
;
18
34% :
25
8 Va
47 Va
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com."
7.5Q
$4 preferred
No par
12% Jun
July 25
34%
34 Yt
'19%
27% ••:■
"
24%
*21
7.800
5,800
"
'
50
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16% V*
54%
22%
*
72%
1.110
^
54
22%
76 Va
8%r,
•
54 Va
227a
76 V4
1,060
12
July 18
8% Feb
9
27
11
8%
//;:' 53%
/ b 22 Va
99 Va
36
100
1,200
43%
25
Fr.'.V;
37
73%
5,300
9,500
75%
25 V4."11'
73
IS3/*;
53%
*18V4
•
14
25%
36%
1534
73%
98%
25
99
90
21
11% Sep
28% Oct
24%
■
15%
4,900
53 Va
98 %
725%
"
17% Jan
May
1
10c
Paper Co..
43
: 13%
75% V'
25 V4
.
12.50'
.
Sutherland
14 »/4 "•
75
r
30
Inc
Superior Oil of Calif or nia__
Superior Steel Corp
49% July 20
55% May 10
'
91% Apr
3,
27% Feb
b
Biscuits
43%
13%
:
16,900
14%
28% "
7Va
*98% •101 /
--
1
common
.■17%:'
•
42%
;
1
Sunshine Mining Co_.
52 % Mar 16
9
1
-
common..
preferred series A
2nd pfd series of '55
5%%
Sunshine
2
30% Apr
43% May 23
2
Mar
Feb
1,220
25
2
30
'4%%
6
T/e
10
;
-.a!;
Gorp
Sunra.v-Mld-Cont Oil Co
Mar 22 V
960
52% May
49"% Jun
/
39
Corp
Chemical
"
8
23% Sep
26
Mar 14
Z
Corp:
'$4.50 series A preferred!.
Nopar
Sun Oil 1 Co commonpar
28% July 18
26% Jan':: "8
May 28
8
58% May
Mar 30
July 20
Sunbeam.
Sun
*
7
Mar 23
/ so
31
,
69
2
33% Sep
July 6
15% Mar 15
,101% Jun
35 b July 10
1,080 Dec
2
20
", 24%
1
12% Jun
.
26
22% Jan 23
.
28
22
47 %'
8
Jan
70% Jan
' Aug
1
40% July 25
75% May 17
Feb
13% May 28
97
1
80% Sep
7% July 11
'
72
v"
34%
"
14%
100
1474
34 Va
28
14 Va
*98
74
22%
34 Va
14%
53
•
,
54%
20%
V
98%
34,800
147a
53 Va
18%"
•-/
53 V*
53
22 V4
34>
*19
-34%/
34%
•
52%
133,400
6934
54%
'19%
*
53 Va
61,100
,
14%
22%v V
*18 V.
\
.;
60%
69%
34%
20"
63
597a
66%
54 Va
18%
19%
62%
*14 V4
14^4'
22%
t
627a
60%
15 Va
54 Va
-
,
14 VA
I,
57%
98%
1
57 Va
53
'
15%
53
Shares
573/a
60
14%
15%
the Week
Friday
July 20
62 Va
99%
14
?
*
53%
67%
14%
15%
.*?
9
*98%
14 %
15%
66%
1
(J P) & Co". Inc—i.
'
56%
1.
x
14/8
10 v"
;
35% Jiwi
26
57%
61%
15%
Stokely-Van Camp. Inc common
I.■■5% prior preference.
*
2C
Stone & Webster..j.
_i___No par
Storer Broadcasting Co
;
1 v;
20 Mr Jan
'56%
59%
;
57
62V8
52%
'
Bale* far
Thursday
July 10
56
>
No par
.
Stewart-Warner Corp—.—
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.-
6'
20% Jan
Jun- 20
31% May 28
22% Feb ; 9
>
L
60 Va
PRICKS
July 18
61%
1
'
-Feb
..18
*
58% Jan
(The)
I
Chemical Co—
Sterchi Bros Stores. Inc
27% Mar 12
32% May 28
Co
58%
luo
:
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp——_
*' 56% May
56%
...
HIGH
Wednesday
July 17
61%
common—_10
preferred series A
3
23
55%
7<
Tuesday
'
61 %.
25
Jersey-!
3
43% Jan
30
29% July
8
New
July 16
•
6.25
;
17% Jan
-
50
July 14
33% Dec
26
of
;51 % Jan
21% Aug 24
-
Oil
California
14% Jan
-X
5
•
Standard
19
21
21
S
of
'
Monday
Pof
of Indiana—
Jun
4
23% May 23
.
Oil
15
•„
29
38% Oct
,
Standard
LOW AND
/
.
12% May 29
i
Feb
11
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
4
42'A Mar 14
14
May
4
2
Oil
■.,••.
*•
STOCK
Standard
55% May 15
100% Mar 23
May 28
98
-
22
22% Feb
6 i
16% Oct
Mar 28
YORK
EXCHANGE,.
.
58% May
63% Apr
62% Apr
31
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
49% Jan
«
99
'
•■
17
r
25 /'
V
56
:■
247a
25
; -•
17
17
y:,;
12,700
2,100
"
Jun
.7
5%
14% Jan
18
Twin
52
6
-
35% Jun
24
15
prior preferred..,
conv
Coach
TXL Oil
Co
Corp
*50
50
1
:
(The).:
'
94'4
10%
'
33 V.
32
32%
31%
51
*50
51
9%
9%
1
*
v
32
*50
51%
u
13% Jan
6
33
4
May
6% Dec
1
j
13% Feb
9
29
July 20
6% May 28
16% Jun 15
43% Jun
28
•■:'; lib Jan ><T
Jan
30
31% Apr
6
27% Jan
26
27
May 15
5
105
July 18
-6
20
113;
103 % Jan
Jan
26
22% Jun
6
13
92 '' Nov
1
100
86% Oct
3
92
98% Sep
/ 45% Sep
98 -
59
Feb
7
52
Jan
17
205
Nov
25
30
168
Apr
91"
May 18
83% May 25
7
July 27
/
Apr
104% Mar 29
Jan
112
;
Mar 26
26
139 > Jan
12
8
Jan;
(The)
Corp
23
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
No par
Union
Chem
Union
17
Elec Co
6c
Carbon.
:_No par
Materials Corp..
commoni...'
9
b
>
Preferred
Jan
11
91
Feb
15
104
Jan
5
65% Apr
2
Union
May
9
Union
Pacific I/ft Co
■» 39% May
9
r
"
27%
27%
105 Va
..No par
sdries—!
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
4
32% Jun
3
74% Dec
:
July 20
33% July 17
47% July 20
22
9% Jun
26% Jan
6
>48% Sep
26
.
30
Jan
26
5
196
'
52% Feb
;
*
Common
1
21
61% May 25
36
Apr
7o% juiy
preferred
Union
Tank
/United
9
.10
100
42%
13074
25 Va
247a
1,600
16,700
15,800
2474
2,500
27%
2734
15,600
106
;>
106'/a
106%
300
24%
277a 7.
277a
,
93
I
*89
93
*85
87
;•
*85
86
*97%
'
,
"106
275/a
;*89
100
-1*97%
-|i
*97%
100
Va
100
62
63%
62
169 Va
168
38,200
63%
169
64 3/a
63 ;
643/8
169%
7,000
3374
34%
34
34 Va
34
34 V*
34
34 Va
21,600
48 Va
49 Va
48
487a
48
48 V*
477*
48
49
;/
*9%
97a
*95/a
3,200
974
?97a
*93/4
10 %
*9%
31%
31V4
„5
74.%
747/e
'73%
74 VA
j
100
■
7
10
31%
307/a
31V*
307a
307/a
733/4
31%
com
31V*
10
31 Va
•;
172
169%
170%
issued". .10
Corp
423'8
•;i30%
347a
169
■—___No par
"when
427a '
130% '
1,800
10,700
49%
343/8
■
*97>/a
x617a
-
87
*85
1
>
7Va
42
105 Va
*89
617a
143/4
29 Va
7%
93
93
86
100
14%
29
7
;
*89
*85
173 Va
173
preferred.. _5o
Car'Co
Aircraft
.50
common
noncumulative
4%
<
30
60 V*
issued"—
4%
10% May 10
>
"when
*98%
..25
1474'
30 Va 4
130%
25%
25 V*
105
87%
*86
No par
;
43%
V.: 273/a
.
143/4
7
'
1327a
93
*90
T
42 3/a
105'/a
No par
•
1313/a
-
•
30
<-
7
27%
106 «/4
Preferred $3.50 series.
$4
253/8
27'/a
$3.70 series^
Preferred
25 '/4
7Va
43%
44%
1293/i- 133 3/s
25 Va
253/8
44 %
130 Va
.10
•-
29 V*
14%
29 7a
<
'
-7
-106V4
Oil of California
r
43
"129
143/4
14%
30 7
'•••
7-
.10
'
10
1
[—No par
Preferred $4.50 series!
93
7
147a
30'/a
293/4
—ft
293/4
147a
l43/4
•
Corp.. 6%
Paper
&
-
.1
—_
—
47% May 8
133% July 17
28% Apr
2
10
116% Sep
3l'/a Jun
108 % Mar 22
Udyllte
Underwood Corp
'
Union Asbestos At Rubber Co
Mar 27
"
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
16% Mar 19
44
•:*
747'8
73
7378
73%
737a
•
.
10,700
7,700
'
Nov
7
34% Jan
,6
113.
128% Dec
22
113 % Jan
23
49 % July 25
35% Jan
23
131
-r*
Juiy
<
9
4%
conv.
preferred
—
•
28 '
Mar
15
29
103% Jun
17% Jan
18
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
27% Jan
22
15
1
23
101% July 17
27
July 25
57% Nov 28
3
44% Jan
.33% Sep
108% Feb
United
44% Mar 20
~
>
!
32% Apr 20
Feb 24
107
22% Jan
27
48 % Jan
20
10
62
4% Feb
9
Inc
Untted
.
Biscuit
at
America
—
Board & Carton
Corp
.No par
.10
*125
129
40a/a
397a
40
287/a
No par
United Carbon Co
129
129
393/4
.10
29%
283/4
*
101 Va
102
•
23%
237a
24 -
62
130
'
*129
400
130
39%
3934,
39%
2874
28'/*
28 %i
28%
29
101 Va
101V*
*101%
101 Va
102
2374
233/4
24'/»
24 Va'
24
24%
61
t
623/4
61 Va
593/4
60
60 %
617i
13,400
401"
24
623/4
'
39%
!
Va
613/4-
*126
28 3/a
101 Va
1007«
130
.
39'/a
291/4
'
$4.50 preferred
.
9
71% Mar 26
44% Feb
;United
28% Apr
Lines
Air
*129
102 Va I
*
5,700
i
,
■'
120
1,000
"
No par
•
.
5,500
*
United-Carr Fastener—
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
Mar 21
4% Jan
(Delaware)
United
3
V
b
;
*46 Va
.No par
„
Cig-Whelan
4%
Stores com—30c
*46%
47%
474
47a
47
47
1
4 3/a
'
474
-
47
474
47
*46%
>■
.•
♦46%
474
43/4
474
100
47
474
11,600
'
72% July 18
6
Jan
78
73% Jan
6
23
82
3
United
Corp (Del) [
Jan
5
United
Dye 61 Chemical Corp com
27% May 17
United
Electric Coal Cos
153/4 Jan
3
United
Engineering & Foundry
5
United
Fruit Co
7% Feb
25
11
6% Juri
20
7
27
10% Jun
22
23
30
21
Jan
17
22% Dec
$3.50 convertible
4
May
"Jan
38% Oct
7
8% May 17
15% Feb
Jan
preferred
100
8
51% Feb
60
May
49% Jun
15
55
Mar
May 11
33
Mar 20
United
Gas
July 20
/United
Gas
36% Oct
14
39% Mar
9
8% Mar
18
Mar 14
23% Jun
28 %
31
2
1
35 % Jan
-
23
5% July 10
.
6
16% July
3
77a Jan
6
1934 Feb
29
6%
6%
674
674
22,800
127a
1274
13%
123/4
13Va
1374
1374
137a
37,300
2674
26 Va
2674
2774
27 Va
2774
*27V*
27%
27
27 Va
ft
143/a
1474
14%
1474
14 %
14%
14%
147a
1434
14 Va
4,100
50 3/a
51%
31%
5074
5174
5074
51
50V4
5074
50 Va
50 Va
19,500
31
3174
31%
3174
31 Va
31 Va
3174
23,900
387%
39'
39
39%
39
3974
40
2% Jan
27% Oct
.
3
4% Aug
3
11
36% Dec
~2%
9
•
July 11
28 % Jan
23
21% May 29
61% Dec
177
Dec
29
22
64%
Dec_29
184% Feb
15
54% Jan
169
23
~3%
Mar 26
39% May
24 Va May
9
8
72 V* Mar 20
181
Feb
Apr
24
18% Jun
8
22 Va July 19
8
44 V*
15% Feb
14
19 V* Mar 22
Jan
5
49 % Mar 16
U
S
12
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
16% Mar
,
~3
44 % Noy 28
For footnotes
see
page
44.
26.
common__82%c
class A preference.-.^
U S Industries
4¥t%
Inc
0
common
preferred series.A.—
k\
.
■'
674
674
6
6
6
167a
1674
17 Va
50
1
.,.50
1674
17%
1674
*16 Va
17
17 Va
5%
*
1678
*16%
67a
674*
674
13
317a
39
4,800
3,200
*
~
6
6
*1674
100
Mach
38% " 387a
—
preferred
Hoffman
5%
674
"■
1
&
7%
_
6
Park City Mines Co (The)
1
Foreign Securities
.1
U S Freight Co.
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
S
'
July 20
13%
United
U
1
38% Jun
issued"
31
10
United Industrial Corp..
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.
"When
79
12%
Improvement Co
26
6% Aug
•b
*78
1
Corp.
40
Sep
34% Dec
79
*78
No par
13% Jun
30
79
*78
79
ft
Mar 31
9
*78
"
17
>
79
1
!__
13 % Mar 14
2
*78
>5%16 74'
17 Va
2 V*
57a
5%
1,500
167a
1674
11,400
*1674
2%
17
27a
8.400
74
4,100
2 Va
2%
2 Va
2 Ve
274
39%
39%
38%
39
38%
38:,4
38
38%
38%
38
2274
2274
23
2334
23 V*
23%
23
23
23%
23%
800
70%
11,500
2%
2%
"
69
69%
6974
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176*-
187a
*39
1774
♦48
*173
19%
/
l7Va
48%
19%
;
69
Va
*172
70
17474
69%
♦172
20%
20 Va
20%
203/4
42
43
43
70
174%
69%
173
173
10
22 Va
217a
22 Va
126,800
4374
44 V*
2,800
177a
11,300
48%
200
43
'1774
17%
1774
17%
% -44
1774
173/4
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48%
48
48
48
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41,
70 V*
175
48
1774
*48
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(342)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
21 % Oct
11
66% Jan
11
8% Jun
15
; 23 Vs Jan
35
Jan
84% Mar 21
Jan
97
19
39% Mar 14
157% Jan
18
45% Oct
11
Jan
11
61
16
40 Vi May
156% Mar 14
,
3
17% Jan
35 y2 Mar 17
12% Jan
17
9% Dec
30
Jan
27
1% Nov
11
91
May 26
16
37% Oct
10
30% Feb
23
159 Vs Dec
27
170
Feb
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
17
Jan
6
U
S
9
26
51% July 18
U
8
Jun
84
Jan
23
46% Jun
8
23
170
4
68
101
;
160% Apr
7 56
Jan
36% Jan
27
93% May
1
July
5
20
1 %
19% Jun
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
159
Apr
9
24% May 31
167
Feb
Feb
3
51% Dec
28
10
47% Apr
28
13% May 13
32% Jan
39% Feb
4
4
65 y4 July
47% Mar 15
127
Oct
14
133 V4 Jan
130
Jun
13
1
87% Sep
11
130
Feb
128
26
94% Apr
13
38% Apr
6
128
110
Feb
103
Feb
22
May 23
106
16
Jan
15%
Jan~19 I.
Apr
34
28% Apr
5
16% Feb
Feb
,
28
19
3
15% Dec
9
'•.27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
Mar
5
30
14
31
3
Oct
14
""13% Jun
3
7% Jan;
6
15% Nov 15
100 % Aug 10
,10% Jan
j
5
1061
1
Mar" 14
18%
22%
42
71% Dec
May 12
-
32
5
Jan
21% Sep
>20% Aug
41% Sep
30% Dec ;
27
9
30
:
2% Jan
4y2 Feb
6
Mar 20
6
24»/s
-
35 Va
35
*161
25%
25%
25 V«
76
25
*75%
76
75 Vi
25 Vi
35%
Feb
Walker
'
28
283i
preferred
48%
91 Vi
91%
30%
31
32
45%
45%
45%
113%
112%
*98j/2
101
■'
.71
...
72
*77%
80
19
19
••
.
,-f,,
V
'
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19 Vi
*
9
8
33% July
3
;
•
f
32
32
32%
73
lb%
_100
;
•3% July 20
4% Apr
Waukesha
6
16%
,73
16%
15% '
15%
15%
*103
'
J
Motor
Corp
32
270
100
110
72
*31%
40 % Sep
39%
38
39
19Vi
19%
29
29:
*77%
80
i
*14 Vi
14%
ft"
30
4
12
:
;
.
.
9
;23% Mar 14
113
101% Feb
15
106
..
!
16%
t
26%
No par
-
H
33
Jun
Sep
33
-
267/e
t
:
47%
24%
v
.
42% Jan 30 :
Mar 27
9
9
21
26
9
-32% Feb
6
83% Feb
130
26% Oct
27
77
Sep
Jan
6
Nov
16
■
7% Mar 30
26
29% Oct
13
31%
*24%
25'
* 1-
•23
23 Ve
700
7,400
1,500
*24%
24%
1,900
23 Vi
3Vi
24 %
,2,800
3%
5,000
38%
2,000
;
3% 5 -3% .f.r
vtu
r
20
99
9
1
Jan
30
61
23
16% Apr
82 Va Apr
4
18
Jun
6
4
28
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
22% Apr
77
31% May
52% July 20
2
July 18
21% May 15
30% May 28
45% Jun 12
43% Oct
11
59% Mar 30
41% Jan
92% Jan
7
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
13
9
43
45% May 12
'
159
-
86
Oct
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
Nov
103% July
15
12
Feb
23
136
:
7
17
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
Jan
18
.
May 10
30
37% Feb
145
;
18
fe July
50% Mar 19
202
July 20
8
Jan
16
107
Jun
8
Prior
pfd
Towne
Jr
54%
55 " *
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'
98%
54
.
v
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36%
V
:
53%
24%
72%
^
99%
23%
.
53%
99
:
.
54 va
54%
*97 V2
98>/2
72 Va
28%
28%
28%
47%
47%
/•
54 Vi
'•
•
V-
-
59,300
54%
54,900
-
53%
'
53%
24 Vi
99
:
V'
99
•
'
'
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75
29
*28%
29
47%
;.r
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5,400
53%
39
23
23%
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"72 Vi
29
•
;
47% / '
V 47%
.
98%
99
23%
23Vi
75
47%
:
-
53%
53%
53
99 Va
23%.
54 ftv:
*128Vi
*28%
47%
20,700
36'/s
*97 %
-
98% »•
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:
4,000
20%
35%
-
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,
•
76 Vi
19%
..
.
36%
35 %
*125%
*125%
1,400
75 Vi
75%
20%
J
<
101%
101%
11%
11%
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28%
.28
11%
.
•
1,120
6,400
200
400
29
2,200
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48
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11%" •
11 Va
28'/2
28%
20
11%
28%
.
28%
■
15%
80
-
53
17%
15%
V
34%
15%
82%
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*17%
25 Vs
34%
53%
15%
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17%
24%
';v;
52
'i,
15%
,80
17%
17%
25 Vs
24%
34%
34 Ve
W
25
34%
*136
15%
15,/2
1
54%
:
15%
15%
82
17%
17%.
*17%
24%
24%
V,'/
35
35%,
;
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6,900
r:v
1
9,100
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82
136
136
138
53%
55
54%
'15%
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:
25 Vs
34%
'
.
17%
t
8,200
900
*
52%
10
11%
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55%
101
101
101%
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;
11%
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53 Vs
11%
28%
101%
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101%
'
'
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"
138
200
18 ft'
900
24%
*
;
9,300
34%
;
25
35%
6,700
136 V2
10
138
24%
24%
24%
24 Vs
24%
24 Vi
24%
2,400
34
34%
34
34%
34
34%
-/V. •::? 34 Vi
34%
33%
34%
1,600
48
48%
47%
48%
47%
48 Vs
47%
48 Vs
17,000
53%
54 Va
53%
54%
54
54%
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55j/4
14,400
*95%"
96%
95
95
94
95J/a
*196
205
Mfg
10
series__100
,
138
serles.100
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No par
94
.
200
(Del)
94
0
10
Co
8%
Spring & Wire
*93%
*
31%
31
\%
5
30%
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206
94 Vi
8Vs
8Va
■'V
96
54%
198
94 Vi
-:::-
96
96
;*' 202
202
30
95
1,100
;
96%
.
198
94%
/.'■
48 Vs
54 Vs
,
;
.94%
94%
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8
8%
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190
600
8;
..
31
31%
%
1
31%
-
v'
94%
8
8
8%
;
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Kigllts
(L A)
36
363/8
3,700
82y2
"
1
31 %
31
r
%
1
■
31 y«
31 y4
31
%
31
32%
32 Vi
33>/4
32%
1
-
32%
20,900
Vi
1a
235,300
32 va
32 %
95%.
96y2
25%
26 Vi
2,600
.109%
109 %
3,000
v#;;:;
33
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
95%
96 Vi
94
95
94%
95 Vi
95
95%.....
9
Youngs town steel Door
No par
26 va
26%
25%
26
25%
26 Vi
25%
26
3
Zenith
112
noy4
111%
104% Mar 21
27% July
&
35
65%
24%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Young
20%
conv
4
Yale
75%
20'/2
73
11%
-
10
10% Jan
32% July 20
75%
90
t
64%
82%
82 V%
24%
common
4%%
4%%
(Wm)
75%
20%
V
:,v..
65%
65
*81%
105
*104
105
*104
24%
Co
Corp
preferred
Wrigley
1-fi July 20
83% Feb
-Prior
81%
81
*136
Co
(F W)
Worthington
65%
80 y2
10
Service
9
33 Vi July 18
20
Wool worth
105 i :
64%
-
100
Corp__10
preferred
6%
98% Mar
9
108% Sep 23
22
Nov 25
itaii
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
.„
104 Vi
1
Inc
Stores
1,4-30
65%
.10
Iron
id
2*
Winn-Dixie
7,900
32%
105 »/2
53 7i
53 %,
*101
—No par
Co
21%
32%
64 %
75%
20
108%
21%
*104%
20%
r
*106%
33
75
2,800
61%
»
32%
32%
20%
-
22 y4
22
32%
■;
10
98
108 y2
21%
32%
80
50
102
*97
8,600
32%
22
.
*100
-
61 Va
1,700
109 >/2
*106%
21%
107
107
107
32%
.
io9y2
98,"
'
61 va
i
38
27%
"
No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
61 ya
21%
47%
—5^*
l
Inc common.
Woodward
5
7% Jun
$4.25
Co
Co
27
36% Feb
24
5
/
&
Public
55% Apr
Jan
Oil
Wilson
Wisconsin
99% Jan
91
./
Wilcox
98
'
107
28%
100
Sewing
61
8,606
23%
37%
£
^
V
102
*100
*96 y2
*96>/2
'61'/-»
98
60%
•
;5o-
27%
109
109 v
?
22%
*72
1
preferred
*96%
v
98%: .99
24%
25%
common__5
80
(The S S)
20
Machine common
1
Prior preference
—
20
20
Mar 22
5%%
24% July 10
23
Apr~26
32%
1
90% May 28
159% Jan 25
26% May 24
23% Oct 25
JO
_No par
Mfg
101 Vb
.
100
common
preferred
White
21
25% Jan
/■
30
Feb
23
Jun I 8
12% Jan
14% Jan
35% Dec
.
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
5
24% Sep
102
16;"
23
15
148% Jan
1' 48% July
Apr 10
Dec
3
23
30 % Jan
•
Sep
14
28% Feb
$5
v
6
Mar 10
Jun
24
100
Motor Co common
26% Feb
21% Jan
^.Whfefellhg ;SteeI Corp
•
Jan
White
30
9
preferred series B
& Lake Erie Ry
Dental
17
140
57% Apr. 27
•103 :
3.80%
Wheeling
White
9% Mar 18
Mar 14
17
18
86
-
■
4
.
Feb
15
15% Dec
30
•
80% Feb
37
18% Mar 21
Telegra-ph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3iy2 Jan
5
;
99% Jan
Union
20
Jun
6
Jan
4%
Western
*100
IO4
105 Va
64%
64%
78%
79M
.75Vi
76%
20%
21
>
'34%
35
54Vi
55%
*97Vi
98%
*125%
^Western Pacific RR common_No par
9
28% May 17
70
6
10% Jan
75
May
27%
109
32%
Supply Co common_10
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com
No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
4%% conv preferred
23% Dec
22% Jan
-
8
36% Feb
July 28
v
130
May 25
21% Jun
-
65% Mar 20
,
Jan
51% Sep
2
102 % July 25
12
82% July 20
38% i
27
*io8y2
21%
l
4.80%
5
98
100
;
38%
27 Vi
27%
*100
22 %
38%
108%
101%
100
38%
*48%
22%
*
*38
•
-
23
27%
*96% < 98 >
61
61 va
*107
108%
100
common_.5
Paper
38%
•4»
49%
39% tr
50
4
22% ' "■
38%
.39
;
v
22%
•
108%
100
Air Lines Inc
38%
39
-*49
"
23%
109%
100
C
49
23
27% :'27%
B
series
39%
*48%
40
*109
Western
23
6
«
'
-
400
37 Vi
;
3%
7,400
,
38%
,32%
31%
23%
31,200
; :
36%
32%
27 va
100
Western Auto
5
36% July 17
46
..
25
23
86
.
Pulp to
39%
5
preferred
May 10
,
v 22% Mar
21
v
t
Jan
"4%%
Western
Jan
*
Jun
'<
.
Mar 14
«
f
31% Sep
2
13
6
34% Jan
5
27
27
Oct
AUg
"■
30
51% May 28
82
3
18
12
67
17
Jan
95
53
11 1
96% Jan
,22% Jan
39
39 Vi
49
23%
pfd
series
preferred
Va
-'105% Feb
128% Jun
104
49% Oct
<
15
July 29
Apr
37
Co
4%%
preferred
4.10%,
Jan
13
68% Feb
29
27
108
18
18% Jun
15
Jan
Coal
Power
Penn
4.20%
23% Mar 13'
63
v
103% Mar 18
5
May 23
Feb
2
West
20
Jan
West
63
99 % May 14
47
73% Jan
98%-Aug
',95
'
•28% Jun
53%'Oct 28
-
28
25
Dec
.-86% Apr
(
•
18% Jun
25
Apr
29
104
9
29
f
127
39 Vi
*48%
23%
-
50
1
4 :
'
27'/4
.48
114
:
;
1,500
*38 Vi
36%
3%
1,200
47%
•
36 y4
.23 Vi
•
11%
16%
;
*108 %
; 37 y8
24y2„ ,24'/a
y
3%
16 va
26%
f;
109 va
31%
23
*3%
;
220
103
■
11 va
■ 1,
36 Vi
32%
3,300
38'/a
t:
-
19,760
103
f
38 Vi
37%
300
-
'17%
*
;
47%
*109
.74
-16 Vi
103 v:
38%
38'/2.
23
>800
*« 1,600
17
'*
'
26%
-
48V2
lHVi
•.
24%
,
Vi
32%
,15%
17 va
*11Vi -111%
16%
16%
,
26%
47%
38%
32%
,
!'0';
;
v.
14
'
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-15%
102 %
illl'/s
<
i\i 116
38 Vi
-
3%
3%
com.-2.50
-
Corp
Sugar
West Penn Electric Co
13
Mar
preferred
4.8%
Mar 20
105
14
56
Kentucky
105
Jun
26
25 Vs Jan
i
100
104-
West
29
95% Jun
6
Indies
112% Jan
26
Apr 27
14',
31% Oct
13
Jan
West
10
10
29
Jun
30
20
Snowdrift
to
3
43% Mar :1
Apr
25% Jun
102
56% Aug
Oil
2
;
Sep
6
62
107
3
110
19
16% Jan
r
Wesson
May'10
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13
28
17
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31 y4 Feb 24
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30
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33
11
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1
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61%
60%
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Mar
106
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13
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6
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2
90 % Jan
13
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7
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101
11
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21
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12
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7
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9
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54
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11
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10
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16
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38
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20
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27
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1
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preferred series B
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July 16
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2
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26
63
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128
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70
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10
5
10
1
100
100
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303,s
29%
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29 Vi
1
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July 16
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11
19
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19
Lowest
,;i
Highest
' :m,
Lowest
V
Sales fsr
Thursday
July 19
Wednesday
Tuesday
•
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 1955
SALE PRH7RS
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
.
.
.
12,700
.
6,100
Z
86.
142% Dec
27
divided *y Ex^fgbtsPrlCe8' n°
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Radio
Corp.
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111
113
°D this day- • ^ receiyership, or petition has been filed for the company's
111
110
110
reorganization, a Deferred delivery. . r Cash value, wd When distributed, x Ex-
Volume
Number 5553
184
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the
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the
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•:
Range Since Jan. 1
*
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NEW
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10
108.28 Jan
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Treasury 3'As
4
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101.10 Oct.
July 16
Low
1978-1983
:
.
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1961
1958-1963
*101.6
1960-1965
'102.12
1957-1958
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1
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100.4
1
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Dec
15
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94.29 Sep
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96.2
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93.21 Apr
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101.12
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8
103.12
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101.8
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Low
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V
PRICES
101.12
1958
1962-1967
„
♦101.6
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Aug 15
SALE
High
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98.26
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99.2
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Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2'%s
II
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98.20
100.7
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♦98.30
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99.4
100.7
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104
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July 17
Low
High
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1995
1956-1959
•
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
108.23 Jan
101.10 Oct
BONDS
STOCK
bonds
the
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or more
LOW
,__>>^>GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
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96
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.....June 15
_x._l_.Sept
Treasury 2'/4s
Treasury 2%s
Nov
International
Bank
Reconstruction
96.28 Oct
99.10 Feb
14
99.12 Jan
10
Jan
5
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
24
102.16 Jun
27
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
9
103.24 May 25
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
103.4
24
13
97
Sep
98.20
102.8
102.4
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Jan 26
102
Sep
1
100
Sep
30
101.4
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102.28 NOV
16
104
Jan
2
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
30-year 3'As
97.20 Mar 12
Mar 13:
97.4
100.8
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Feb
15
1958
1960
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&
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July 15 1972
Oct
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Oct 15 1971
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7
25
27
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1
1956
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
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or
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4s
tr
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88
93%
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series
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-
mortgage and coll trust' 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
27/8s
96
93
99'4
_
*98%
v
series
gold 5s
f debentures
3
Electric Co
Union
138%
208
*88
99 %
New
debentures
1st
102%
130
200 %
■
*96Vi 104Vi
1983—April-Oct
first
Ohio Cent
1st
97.
210
-
94%
100Vi
21
.
*130%..
Apr-Oct
Q
98
...
*198
nigh
93 Vi
••
•
3s
i
of
Water
First
May-Nod
4s
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
94
100
Feb-4*»o
f
June-Dec
debentures
Pacific
RR
3%s
89
1
low
99
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A Adjustment
Income 5s. Jan 1960
Tol &
•II• 1-96 II
Impt M
and refund M 3%s ser E
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
98
102
•
—
&
Term
98
and
General
101
97%
99%
Jan.
i
No.
.
May -Nov
First and refund M 3 Vis series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
93
100
*93%
Range Since
Bold
High
.
Co—
1963
2%s
Refund
Refund and Impt 27/8s series
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
lOo
102%
-105%-:
'85
1966
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
106 Vi
.
Jan-July
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3%s
-
Quaker
■
1087/a
*—
1977
3Vis debentures 1975
Is
105
102%
April-Oct
debentures J1972
and
104
—
*100 %
1968__Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037..June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979.June-Dec
and
Pirst
—
V
Mar-Sept
—
Electric & Gas
debentures
102%
June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3%s
First and refunding
,
101%
104 %
Bale Prlee
T
June-Dec
1986
Service
100Vi
105
April-Oct
1977
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3%s
Pirst mortgage 3s 1983
Public
2%s debentures
Bwift & Co 2%s debentures 197.2
2%s debentures 1973
;
90'/a
104Vi 104%
—Feb-Aug
1974
D
2%s
f debentures
s
89
—
Last
Period
Bunray Oil Corp.
100%
97%
-
—
.....
*104
June-Dec
Week's Rang*
Interest
*
Exchange
Low
99
Ry*-
1962
C
5
New York Stock
High
96
—Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
general
6
__
*103
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-JuZw
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
Low
BONDS
J.:,
.
1
100
—
*101Vi
1964_Mau-Nov
1964—
No.
97%
*100
Feb-Aug
1963__Feb-Auo
ser
Jan.
.
,
Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s
97%
Since
Range
Sold
96,'/8
*87 Vi
1960
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St
Bonds
Hi ah
96 Vi
97%
JULY 20
Friday
Friday'!
Low
•
ENDED
Range
Bid & Asked
1957__May-Nov
H
ser
or
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964__
Feb-Ana
FWsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs
1972—June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s
1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry
'
jLast
Period
"
Vfceek's
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
V.\
Friday
.
during
■
current
•'" *
week.
1
'
%.
11
i
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
or
bond
in
which
any
AND
RANGE
snaaj
STOCKS
American Stuck
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Pa-
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Alloys
—
Industries
Inc
Manufacturing
Associates
Air
Ajax
Way
Inc
Industries
Petroleums
For
<N
footnotes
1
ENDED
JULY 20
Hit'*
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
t
Low
7%
3,400
28%
50
8%
8%
400
3
3
5
3%
7,900
32
13,700
6%
1.100
6
May
10 %
60O
9
Jan
6%
Apr
28 % May
I
35.
6%
10
3
50c
8
Jan
2%
3*
7%
6%
-l
;
7
Z*
common
page
Shares
WEEK
for Week
32
Inc
see
Range
28%
—1
—
J)
Ltd
RECORD
American
the
oaie»
of Prices
FOR
on
American Stock Exchange
Par
High
Apr
Alabama Gas Corp
Feb
Alabama
10% Mar
Alabama
7%
31
Sale Price
Great
2
Southern.^
Week's
eaie»
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
36%
35%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Hiah
36%
3,500
33 % May
High
37%
Jan
162
Jan
182
125
x97%
Jun
103%
Feb
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
Jun
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
—50
May
"
Supply Manufacturing
Rights
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
7%
10
Aero
Ainsworth
*veek'»
Low
1
common
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
dealings have occurred during the current year.
July 16, 1956, and ending Friday, July 20.
whether stock
a
8%
li!
9%
1,300
%
%
6,300
Jun
July
Apr
6% Mar
%
Feb
3%
Jan
372 July
8%. Jan
10
%l
Jan
13% Mar
Alaska
Power
4.20%
Airlines
Inc
Algemene
Amer
All
Kunstzijde
dep
American
Jun
Allegheny
%
Apr
Aiies
&
—1
N
warrants
Inc
Airlines
Fisher
common
100%
5
98% 100 Va
4%
5
1,000
V—
rets Amer shares
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp
9%
preferred—100
34%
—
7%
8
2.000
7
May
6s/3
6%
7%
4,400
5
Jan
4%
4 %
4%
600
4%
Jan
10c
1
1
12% May
7% May
5% Feb
12%
Jan
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
Monday, July 23, 1956
...
(348)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'
Sale Price
Am»rlcmm SUck K»ku«t
preferred
convertible
Control Co Inc
Allied
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
American
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
American
American
American
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Tractor
Corp.———
American
Writing
Paper
preferred
common
Incorporated—*
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
Nitrate
900
30%
13Y*
35
35%
15%
J 27%
Jan
33% May
35'/b
16
27% Mar
34
8% Feb
33
Jun
33
Feb
14
Jun
13% July
1,100
100
2,900
Power St Light—
Arkansas
6,700
13% Mar
16%
100
19% Mar
23% May
800
10%
6%
2%
2%
14%
14%
15%
Associated
Oil St Gas Co
Associated
Tel
CI
(ex
A
July
'53
1
.
30
5,200
27%
10%
19%
20
6,600
Coast
Line
6%
1%
12,100
Carnation Co
Corporation
Explorers Ltd
—
Conv
3.50%
Oil
Charter
108% Mar
11% May
City
Auto Stamping
Co
3%
4%
4%
4% July
4% July
Club
1,400
31% July
40% May?
25,100
4%
13%
13,200
9%
4%
4%
300
4% July
4% July
3%
400
3%
Jun
4% Mar
200
4
Jun
4%
Consol
3%
'4
1
•
.
200
9%
9%
8,000
ft
7
500
44
43%
3
15%
Feb
9%
Jan
9
37
Feb
'
Jan
Apr
44% Mar
.
St Gas—
Industries
New
:
common
Baldwin
Securities
los
de
Corp
shares
American
.
Tr Light
Barcelona
Steel
Basin
Oil Company—
"7%
Beck
1
Ties
common
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Inc
Consolidated
Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal
5%%
8%
(8)
Foote
Courtaulds
5% Mar
Creole
dep receipts
-V
Jan
Jun
25%
Feb
Jun
51%
Apr
Crowley Milner St Co
Crown Cent Petroleum
15
14 Va
14% May
8%
17%
19% Mar
Crown
10% Mar
Crown
Drug
13% May
9% July
Co common
10%
Feb
200
6%
Feb
5%
100
5%
Jun
6%
Jan
Cuban
7%
8'A
2,600
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
,•
38 %
38%
200
36% Jun
47
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
common
98%
98%
100
97
July
102
Feb
Cuban-Venezuelan
7%
7%
400
6
May
8% Mar
7%
7%
2,500
4%
Jan
8% Mar
Inc
1%
1%
200
1%
Jun
"7%
7%
7%
32,300
6'/a
Apr
6%
6%
6%
1,300
6%
Jun
7%
7%
•
20c
Brazilian
Traction Light St Pwr ord__*
Corp common
.»
Bridgeport Gas Co__
Breeze
2%
Jan
8
Oil vtc
W C
Liquidating Corp
Jan
dep rets ord
Amer
Celanese
American
-10s
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Power
Co
£1
Brown
Forman
4%
common
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Co
Bruck Mills Ltd
6'A Jun
7%
Jan
2ft July
3%
Jan
convertible
serial
25%
151,600
13 %
Jan
20 %
21%
9,200
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
Devon-Leduc
20'A '
3,400
18
21%
Apr
Diners'
7%
Jan
Distillers
19%
7%
7%
600
14%
13%
14%
1,300
13% July
17% Mar
29%
26%
29%
1,900
24% Feb
34
*
■
—
—
—
11%
1
*
11%
100
™1
4%
4%
%>
600
50c
common
8%
8'A
8%
700
10%
10%
100
4
4
May
10% July
4
Jun
7%
Jan
;
Apr
4% Mar
13%
Feb
(The) Corp.*—*
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Steel &
Dominion
9%
Feb
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Apr
13 Va
convertible
Cable
Feb
9%
8%
3%
3%
300
3y8 May
17%
17%
17%
2,700
17% July
ft
%
24,400
%
Jan
1% May
Draper Corp
5%
5%
4,500
4%
Jun
6
Drilling & Exploration Co
12%c
common
25c
%
,
5%
5%
5%
4
3%
4
'
7.50
Calif
(new)
Electric Products
St
Edmonton
Eastern
California
Jan
11
Feb
Dorr-Oliver
Jun
10 Va
Jun
4
May
20 Va Mar
11%
July
12%
1,500
5 Va
Jun
6%
21,300
2%
Feb
4% May
7% Mar
14% May
1,100
1%
1%
1%
common
50c
100
4%
Jan
*
25%
25%
26%
8,000
19%
Jan
10c
3%
3%
3%
9.900
3%
13%
Inc
ii,
Power
1
$3.00
preferred
50
5
5
5
Jan
Camden
Fire
Oil
St
Gas
Co
1
Insurance
5
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
Bread
Cement
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
28% Mar
4%
Jan
15
15
14%
15
6,400
61% July
Apr
6714 Mar
50
51
300
50
Apr
55
1,600
5
Feb
—
5%
.
5%
5 lo
Jun
6V2 %
Canada
Co
Ltd
28%
29
18%
—
Co
Ltd
common
20
preference
Southern
Petroleums
For footnotes
*
see
page
Ltd
35.
vtc.l
19
'
197/a
750
12,000
26%
34%
—
3%
—
•
3%
37
2,300
*—
—
J
16
35,300
7VB
2,400
6
5,900
3'A
1%
VI
Jan
6
16 V* July
:
Jan
5%
5%
'
'
•
800
vi*'.
3,300
if
-
.
6
200
16%
16%
15%
15%
100
ft
2,800
Jan;
44 % Mar
% Jan
800
Jan
i--i2%
,
14% Jan
16% July
15 Va July
;v
May-
6'A
1% Jun
40'A July
ft
7% Mar
v
5% May
--
%'
14%
«...
12%
300
11% Jan
19%
,
15
12'A
15
19%
200
17% Mar
17
Feb
% May
•
19% July
800
5% July
6%
'
—
f
5%
800
411
85%
87%
6.600
66 Va
-
6%
f7%
7,600
21
»,
t
,
4%
1,500
7%
8
19
27%
Jan
5% Jan
97/*
"J'p
'A
21%
ft :
30%
17%
Dow Brewery
Ltd
*
200
Jan;ft.
Jan
'
2%
2 Va
15%
15%
15%
17
17
-
"
if ft
13 %
Jan
-
125
5,200
a */a
V
.
17
10
,
4 V/i,: 386,200
...
a
19
'
7
'
i:
ft
42 V2 Jun
1% Feb
ft
Apr
9% July
-
18% July
51 % Mar
ftft 4
Feb "V-V
9% Mar
xlVa
Mar
18 V2
Jan
Jan
.
400
a
3'A Mar.«
July
2Va
13'/a
,v.
"
f'AA-V'A **~v/V
11%
11%
:«!:
/a
Jun
191,200
44
2%
3;';-:
2%
9%
'
11%
*■
s
18%
6%
18
44
;
800
950
"2%
7%
18%
Driver
Harris
12 V4
Jan
6y8 May
May
Eastern
Mar
4%%
Jan
30'A
Jan
4
1%
3,200;
34 Va
34%
5%
100
5%
700
10
*
*
8%
V-v 300
5%
34%
1,600
26%
14 Va
14%
,
200
May
Jan
2%
Apr
36% Mar
v
v
Jan
7
Apr
8% Mar
38
May
Jan
:
Feb
157
Jun
17%
May
Apr
3
17/
1,500
2%
Jan
3% Mar
1%
33,500
1.L
.Ian
f
16%
.
3%
lft
1%
17%
3,400
15
5%
3%
Feb
18
Jan
8%
8%
8%
7,300
22 Va
22 Va
22 Va
200
23%
25
6.900
17%
17
18%
800
12%
400
7%
Apr
;
8 Va
ft
,
Jan
Apr
9ft May
Jan
8%
23%
•
Vfo-
17% July
16% July
2% Mar
23
Jan
Mar
25
19% May
July
18% July
(
8%
Jan
17%
2,000
12%
Jan
19
39
50
34%
Jan
39%
4%
Jan
31%
ft 6%
19
37%
18%
Jan
36 Va
57 Va July
5%
.
6%
16,900
July
Apr
6% July
Jun
50 %
69 %
6%
,
7,600
36%
Jan
2,500
21%
Jun
27%
Jan
13
7,000
11
Apr
14%
Jan
69%
-
12»A
24%
12
70%
400
44
Jan
72'A May
28%
24%
57%
22%
55%
——.—-——1
*
14
..
8%
1
Jun
5% Feb
8%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
_*
32%
33%
34
17 '
1ft Feb
Jun
29%
2,100
28%
Feb
34% Mar
5,100
5%
Jun
10
6%
7
Jan
2ft July
3%
Jan
4% July
6%
Jan
7%
1
Jan
9%
150
16%
Jun
24
Jan
1,100
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
8,100
x6%
Jun
1
"4%
~4%
17%
18
43
43
44
1,700
y4
*
Few
8% Mar
6%
7 Va
26%
7 Va
28%
14,309
15%
Jan
23 Vn
July
82
82%
900
77%
Jan
85%
Apr
36 V»
400
31%
Jan
38% Mar
3" Va
3„ n)
30%
Jun
38% July
F
29
1%
7Va
1%
34%
19% Mar
16% Map
14 % Mar
2,300
Mar
30
28%
750
7%
•
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
•
Duro Test Corp common
1
Duval Sulphur St Potash Co
—;—•
Dynamics Corp of America
1
Jan
37
16
148
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
17% July
28% May
1,700
18%
15%
Gas
& Fuel Assn
prior preferred
July
Malleable
Eastern
States
Jan
$7
May
$6
Iron
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B
common—10
27
ft
——:——IOO
:
*25
1
:—*
—*—*
.
36
36
36%
34%
197
-
196
.
197
180%. 182%
-
1
July
8% May;
'..ft"
Jun
7%
**-1
Co
Duke Power Co
DuMont
17%
16
*
common
..
"
I 18Va
*
*
^
.
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
ft 25% Jun
V
ft
Mar j
8V4
91% Mar
W
6% July
7'A Jun
6,700
21%
27%
19%
*
Mar
14% May
:
>«
Jan
6%
17
Jun
87%
'
.32.50
1
*
10
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Eastern
36
6%
4%:
•
,
'
7.50
Inc
$2
67/8 July
*
Canada
Feb
2%
51
50
preferred
Consol
50.400
1% July
Corp Ltd
Aviation
Electric
10c
$2.50
Calvan
common
10 Va
class A
Super Corp
Calgary
Ltd
100
Common
C
Coal ord stock
Co
600
5%
» ; :
37%: Jan
13%
—*
Chemical Co Ltd
St
8%
l
29% July
11% Feb
10% Feb
ft.ftftftV'Vft
8d
——1
—2.50
Diversey
4% July
c
St
Inc
V.
10%
Inc—
v
30% July
dep rets ord reg——6s
8%
shares. 3s 6d
ord
Son
St
ft 10 Va May
900
1
Dragon Cement Co Inc
rets
P)
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
C
Corp
Ltd—
Co
11 % May
Ltd—
dep
(J
(The)
American
10%
1
Jan
63A May
v
600
25c
-1
Oils Ltd
10%
Co—
10%
4Va Apr
8 % Mar
.
6,500
5
Gray Iron Foundry
~8%
Company—'~~2^50
11,600.
12%
Manufacturing——1
&
**IIII*9
ZZZlO
preferred
Machine
Mines
24%
20%
Feb
Detroit
~2.50
preferred
(The)
American
24%
Jun
9,600
8%
12%
—
jq
60c
Burroughs
Gasket
1
7%
6%
31%
—————100
debentures
8%
Jun
20%
class B
6%
Burma
July
1
preferred
&
47
Jan
25%
—10
common
Budget Finance Plan
36%
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100
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10
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107
33%
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175
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102
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Jan
Mar
16%
20%
4%
6%
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———1
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5% May
700
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Apr
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5
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113
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Apr
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1% Apr
Jan
12%
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1%
Jan
July
4%
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5% Mar
10%
pfd——*
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Capital City Products common
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6%
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Jun
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Audio
Jun
105
Consolidated Mining St
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34% Jan
18%: Jan
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110
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312
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13
500
107
7% Mar
Jan
13%
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Jun
Canadian Canners Ltd common
10%
America
of
Laundries
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11%
10%
11%
107
21
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dep
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11%
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11%
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American
5%
500
14%
Feb
7% May
3,700'.
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100
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600
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2,600
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
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20
9%
1
9 Va
July
12
Mar
13% May
8
12
&
5 '
Light 5%
Service
*
50
9
300
20%
2,200
5%
5%
5 Va
1,300
25 Yt
25 V*
25%
200
13
Jan
1% July
9Va July
Jan
103% 103%
27Va Mar
Jan
1
25
24%
States
167%
May
29%
107
Apr
Feb
14%
3,300
12%
Jun
14% July
1%
13.300
1 Va
July
113 Mar
22%
24%
18,200
22 Va
96
150
167% 168%
43%
110
25
43 Va
Jun
30% Mar
94
July
102% Mar
Jun
109
Apr
Jun
102
Apr
4% July
166 % May
42
Feb
5%
Feb
177%
Feb
44%
Jan
1
3%
Jan
4% Mar
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
17 Va
1-100
128%
———1
Inc
102
x35% Mar
97
—4-2-50
1%
Tel.!
Si
Jan
lVa
B—100
100
...
Inc
Tel
Jun
22%
Jun
Jan
6
loJ
100
preferred
Mills
Vernon
10 %
Mar
L—4
Products
cumulative
5
31% Mar
29 Va May
94
1A
Loan
Metal
Mar
8
18% July
13%
•
1
C—
27% May
33%
pfd——100
Ltd
series
28%
Xl9 Va
50
...
preferred
8%
xl9%
50c
common
(Can)
28%
*
50c
preferred
Canada
Corp
TV
34% July
35 Va May
3,500
1,500
preferred—*
common.:
of
Pwr
Mountain
Jan
Feb
15
9%
'
1%
10
Co
Public
Clemens
24 %
29%
15 V*
5
•'
1
conv
4% May
9 Va Jan
19% Mar
13%
2.50
...
Jan
Jun
14%
15
1
common
4% May
7% May
16%
Jan
16%
21 Va
4,700
18%
1
i
40
4%
11%
5%
17%
Corp—
35% July
14% July
34%
17%
common
18 Va Apr
33% Apr
►
25% Mar
1
Co
4% May
.
Jun
1,800
—1
.25c
Corp..—_———1
15% May
29
600
17
5%
Society com class A—..*
Montgomery Ward «fe Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt
1,600
5%
Abrasive—..—_._r
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4.50%
T-V;
17
32
*
—1
convertible
Monroe
90
15 Va
200
1
Products—
non cum
Missouri
36 Va
14%
14%
16%
30
35%
5
;
common—
Co
16%
30
—
*
Co
common—
Corp $1
Corp
1,200
16%
1
Co
Petroleum
Steel
%
2,600
—
Hone
States
Mining
12,500
4%
Marine
preferred—
Wohl
1%
4%
7
Co
Corp
Sugar
Mid-West
700
1%
4%
Ltd—
Chemical
Oil
9%
1%
50c
;
Mfg Co——
Peroleums
9%
10c
Co
&
17%
17
July
20%
Jan
200
125Va
Jan
136%
Apr
1%
1 Va
5,100
1%
Jun
2%
27%
27%
100
x25%
Jun
27% July
900
9%
Jun
12 Va
Apr
1,150
128% 129
17
Jan
10 V*
15% Mar
Muskogee
23 V*
33V4
33 V*
100
Feb
35%
Jan
15% Mar
Muter
3%
3%
3,500
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
13%
13%
200
13 Va
July
15 Va
Jan
4 Va
4 Va
500
4Va July
5%
Apr
9% July
3% Jan
17%
Jan
Co
10
common
Company
50c
common
f
N
Nachman
137%
Jan
Corp
——
27 Va
Apr
Namm-Loeser's
Inc—
108%
Jan
National
52
Milling
July
Alfalfa
31
National
Bellas
National
Brewing
Hess
Co
May
National
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
11
92
6Ve
23 y«
3
Jan
Jun
July
common..
Inc
Machinery
Starch
Products
Steel
National
Telefilm
12%
Apr
National
Transit
8<fa Jan
National
Union
Feb
National
U
Meter
Jan
37%
Apr
Neptune
July
5%
Jan
Nestle
Le
S
Mur
Corp
Car
9%
3,600
4%
4%
4%
6,500
4
4
4
1
Va
6
A
101,100
10 Vt
10%
10%
600
21%
21'/a
22
10
28 %
28%
28%
26%
27%
29 Va
29 Va
common—1
Ltd.
*
Associates
10c
4%
Corp
30c
Corp
common
...—-5
1
Va
5
Jun
13%
3
7
A
10 Va
Jun
12%
Jun
Mar
Apr
17%
Jan
29% May
200
27
Jan
30% Mar
1,800
24
2,900
50
6,200
29 %
3
Jan
29
Apr
Jan
33%
Apr
Jan
5%
Jun
6%
Feb
4%
400
2%
2%
4,400
13%
1,300
11%
Jan
15% May
32 Va
33
1,300
28%
Feb
34%
4%
"2%
1
common
4
.
Jun
4Va
3%
13%
1
common
Electric
Radiator
Co
4
4%
2
5%
Jan
12% May
500
25o
—
Research
National
9%
1
Ltd
Industries
July
9%
1
(Mich)-,
Mfg & Stores
57 Ve
100
•
1
common.
Rubber
National
"1
1
Apr
6# Apr
—
Si
Co
5% Mar
128%
10
1
Dehydrating
11
80
700
500
14 V4
3
Ltd
Co
&
25% May
29% May
100
1,100
6
"4V4 "4%
4%
1
B)
Aircraft
(A
Johnson
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Jun
•
5%
common
Jan
Feb
33'A
3
500
20
5%
—.2
Co
Inc
Jan
5%
50c
Co
va
14%
i
Rubber
8%
36%
,
5
Inc
International
11%
10,500
£
1A
I
50c
Common
20
25,300
12%
41,800
5%
Service
J
63a
92%
2%
5
IOVa
Jan
Jan
57%
92%
2%
11% May
10 V*
.35
57
Jan
57a
1
600
1,800
,
Jan
55'2
12%
3%
25c
National
A
12%
3%
2A
5
:
National
6
Jan
12%
5
Corporation——.
Stores
{Muntz
-
£6
Jun
15%
10
Publications
uil
(J
6%
I
-
14 Va
21 Va May
13 Va Jan
Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
1
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common——2.50
20
'
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Jun
3Va
Co
—
Public
Mount
>,
6% Jan
104
5
>.
May
53%
126 Va
1
Jan
4
16% May
123
t
Jan
30% Mar
12
12 Va
1
Molybdenum Corp
i_;
Jan
2% Mar
May
1
•
Jan
13%
2
5
Monongahela Power Co—
>
4.40% cumulative preferred.
4.80% cumul preferred series
Feb
10% May
2% May
Mar
13% Mar
1
>
July
6%
Feb
4,400
5
Co
Jan
4
lVa May
75 pesos
Machine
Jan
Jan
19%
1
f
■
4% July
17% July
22%
'
30%
77:
28 Va
2%
7.50
Sporting Goods—.
Molybdenite
Feb
4 Va July
1,900
2%
July
Jun
Jun
13
101/4
Minnesota
t
19Va July
Jan
14 V8 July
8Va
25
104%
Jan
>■
3'/a
5,200
11%
Jan
38%
900
10%
4 Va
•
Jan
Feb
Jun
1%
10V4
Miller
6% Apr
48
15 Va
33%c
preferred
Corp
Midwest
Jan
70:
16,500
9%
»
—
,,
3%
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
3,800
1%
12%
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Jan
11 Va
16
20,300
17%
2.50
Hydrometals Inc
Hygratie Food Products
3
Jun
17 Va
10
'4%
3 Va
Refining capital stock-*
Manufacturing Co
5
Jun
97%
20
100
common
Jan
"27/8
Va
24,900
$2
S
4% May
8% May
1,400
98'A
72
28 Va
i23
common
Inc
5
39%
2
14%
4%
17
29%
Co,
_
•
2,450
15
Baking
Hardart
(Harvey)
Si
4,800
25
*
Co
&
Hardart
Oil
*9%
22 Va
•
A
preferred
Hubbell
9
3% May
1% July
2,400
3,200
*
~
Horn
5 Va
457a
98'A
1
—
A)
5%
44
72
6Cc
•
Inc
(Geo
200
1,200
1
55
Midland
"
5
—
B
Horder's
19Va
1
—
/
Ltd
:
25
1
-
—
Co
~9
10C
common
Industries
Oil
y
5
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
;
*5%
Va
2 Va
4
2
14%
3
36 % Mar
46
Midland
Feb
4%
1,200
54.
Middle
Jun
4%
1
common
Products
(R) & Co Inc
Class A—
2%
Jun
■
14%
5
Exploration
(The)
Co—.
Merrill
Apr
Jan
3%
1
Electric Co
Mfg
Co common—
Hoe
59%
1 Va
1,100
100
Hevi-Duty
| Higbie
May
4,400
—-103
—
-
55
2%
4
♦
common
w-
4% preferred
Henry Holt & Co
150
Feb
Apr
38% May
17% Mar
2 Va
5
—
13*A
Apr
14%
47%
Michigan
Jun
4ya
Jan
19 Va
Jun
1% July
5
&
Mesabi
May
3%
4$
common
V,,
:
Jun
Mar
17%
1,400
41%
Menasco
Jan
2 Va
25c
common
Co
Rubenstein
57%
y-
14
46%
McDonnell
Jan
4
—_10c
Hazeltine
Corp
; Beam Dept Stores
16
3
22 V2
May
28 Va Mar
14%
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Land
Mlcromatic
3,300
24 Va
35
600
McKee
If'
Organ Company
—1
Harbor Plywood Corp!
—__«s._1
Hartford Electric Light
25
Harvard Brewing Co
1
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1
Jun
20% July
11% July
300
200
Metal Textile
70
25
1,600
;;■•
2,100
Mead
'*'
Jan
Mar
*
~3
Feb
Jan
25
800
1
Mar
4%
106
Jan
50
common
Communication
v;3§®
H
•
Lamp
12 Vi
19
20
Apr
22
1 Va
Mays
July
3% May
*
Hammond
23%
11%
18
Jun
100
1,100
17%
Michigan
-
23
19
■'£
1%
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
18
78
60
23%
»
Manischewitz
Jan
42
86%
29 V*
1%
—
Mansfield
Apr
41 Va
*
23 Va
28%
17%
Maine
5% Mar
16%
Industries—
preferred
23%
29
1%
common
Jan
3A Apr
2% May
101 %
1%
Mangel
Jan
12
12%
300
17 Va
Magna
2% May
Jan
2%
3
1%
Jan
Jun
10%
5
3
Groceterias second pref
Macfadden
Mar
189
Jun
1,800
44,600
3
17 Va
Mages
j; 4% Mar
9
100
2%
19%
1%
Feb
M
Apr
9%
600
16%
% July
2
VriV(i.
19%
5
University
cumulative
Lynch
8% July
17
1% Apr
3
May
'
10,200
jluc
A
(R
Lunkenheimer
Apr
May
131%
8,900
46,600
6% May
16,900
2%
Louisiana
Apr
Mar
28%
Jan
2% July
160
50
•
2
3%
11%
B
$4.50
1%
9c
;
„
Compuny
;
81
Feb
6%
■
3;ir
Feb
1,200
V {§
20c
Refineries
Marconi
1
Leases
Company
Films
~i%
1
1
4%
5%
%
2%
Steel Cnain—
—
——5.?
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
l7« Mar
Jan
11 % Apr
475
133
100
Co
Ltd—
Oils
2%
Jan
1
56
5,400
175'/a
5
Locke
■
Jan
15%
Jun
26
4,000
5
■;;; %
2Va
2.50
Co
common
Common
Apr
1% July
...;y
3,200
12%
173
174
*
Chemical
5%
,
6%
9%
•
9% May
17
600
12%
2%
stock
•
550
26%
—1
Inc
1 Va
66
26%
2 % Mar
-
Jan
iy»
Jun
Inc.
Realty
Tourneau
Jan
70
1%
5
Sessions
Inc
Loblaw
A'
Feb
10%
26%
Feb
21,800
1
Montoype
.
•
Apr
22
1,600
100
Apr
1%
Company
&
Le
Jan
600
Mar
lVa
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jun
50c
Freehold
3%
i
16%
—5
preferred
Gritsedieck
7 Ve
v
37%
1
Hydraulics
Gridoil
2% Jun
411 May
10% Jun
4
'
common
Grass
May
24 ';Jan
50
Co
Industries
Oil Si
Jan
850
Mines
Varnish
Amer
Sweet
2%
23,000
9%
Mar
,
"8
•r
lVe
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Lear
107% May
108% Apr
12%
18%
1%
July
6%
:
Co
Mines
Lanston
Jun
32%
9%
6
9%
Lamson
Lefcourt
11 Va
I8V4
1%
1,100
Apr
Jun
Co-.
Apparel
Leonard
31%
9%
6V»
2%
4
(
Lamson
Apr
1,500
1%
17
*5%
1
Corp
Shores
Lakey
Apr
12%
*
Jun
1,400
50c
Stores
Consolidada S
Lake
48% Mar
32 %
—1
Peo
Feb
12 %
300
pfd—100
preferred
Brewing
20%
11% Jun
I
13%
6V4
25c
Dept
(I B) Ruboer
Hotels
Jan
10
class
2%
90%
19,900
Corp Ltd
Stores Inc
(S)
Jan :
3%
26,300
Apr
Jan
Jun
9 Va
;
&
La Salle Extension
16 Va
.
*
La
Feb
Jun
103
3,700
sir
9
"■
25
8%
2%
85%
'
3%
Products
L'Aiglon
i*
Mar
7%
103 Va Mar
1
Inc
Great
7%
18
Feb
14% Apr
1% Apr
9,700
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great
2%
Jan
1
Manufacturing
•;7 Great Lakes
6«
,17%
1%
™
7'/4
,
4J/a%
(Del)—
Laclede-Christy
2% May
3% May
/
15% Jun
800
1% '■
.
5% July
Apr
Apr
3%
Minerals
Krueger
Apr
Jan
3%
103'
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Non-voting
8
Jan
1%
*
10% Mar
'
13 V4
1
Co
Kropp (The), Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
May
5%
Electric
Inc
Kobacker
Jan
7
■
40%
Jan
7
3%
10c
Oil
Kleinert
6% May
9'/a May
32
"
2%
16% May
113
1,600
3
Feb
Jan
18'A
15'/a
23% Mar
45%
Jan
3%
15c
cumulative
Klein
8% Mar
Jun
125
2,400
Company
Co
Kingston
Jan
106% Jun
6
Feb
„
•
Inc
Rapids
16
—5
Co
Gary
4%
Feb
6A
2,600
£1
-*
Consolidated
Goodman
2%
3,700
2%
common
Company
Kings County Lighting
14 Va May
7% July
27
Co
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Jan
' Jan
15
1,800
2%
6V4
2%
Feb
28 Va
1
Chemical
Kawneer
Jan
28%
Jun
t 3%
'
.
'
Distillers
Goldlield
Gorham
.
11%
;
&
Drug
Kidde
Apr
135
200
2%
common
(Adolf)
7%
Feb
3
700
"2%
—'
Co_
Union
V
Jun
315
'•
*
McBean Si
Alden
Corp
Gobel
29 Va
~5Va
6
10% Mar
10c
Corp
Corp
& Company
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Kennedy's
138% July
Ltd—
Gladding
Globe
500
29 Vt
*
preferred
Glenmore
6,300
~5Va
5>/a
com__l
25
preferred
Co
Yellowknife
Glen
6,400
8%
6Va
*
Ltd.
Gas
Kawecki
Jan
Ill Va May
1,900
warrants
Corp
5%
convertible
preferred—.
SGeneral Stores
Corporation
Georgia Power $5
preferred..
fr
6%
16 Va
8
..
1
dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing common—
General Indus
Enterprises
J
General Plywood Corp common
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5
100
common
American
(A
4%
5%
7%
*
common
Acceptance
Gilchrist
20,000
6%
1
Co
Katz
63% Mar
.
9% Mar.
'
5
I General Electric
Giant
4%
4%
Inc—___ .1.25
General Alloys
Co
Builders
Supply
Gilbert
4'/a
16 Va
ii-I-
Company—
Power
Mich
22
2,100
600
t c
Industries
Knott
General
Gerity
6,800
138%
41J
,
$4.60
132
8%
':
Feb
125
.—£1
Co
A)
5 %
preferred
1 Gellman Mfg Co
5%
10%
9%
10
Jun
4Va Feb
10 Va Jan
1,800
8V»
High
125% Mar
36% Mar
1
Oils
Kiikland
Co
Beer
(The)
(Geo
; General
9%
Jun
8Va July
;//•' 100
Va
8 Va
-
82% May
8Va Juiy
21
pfd—100
v
O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter
x25% July
3% Apr
Ltd—
Brewing
Fresnillo
24
2%
—
Co
Luxe
23%
16,600
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
8% May
t
Apr
50 Va
19,900
10%
36 VA
2% Mar
•>
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
Fox
Canada—
1,000
800
3.90%
8% Mar
,
Jan
19Va
39,600
8 Va
7
23%
i—.— .—I
voting
Motor
Amer
Inc
3 Va
52%
7'/a
IOVa
A—.
7
5,800
8%
7%
non-voting_
Class B
Ford
of
3V*
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1
class
1,200
51%
8%
Inc
Motor
Class
3%
51 %
Z— .2.50
Co
8 •■■::;
35 Va
2,750
*
1
Co
Manufacturing
Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Feb
Feb
21,800
X24 Va x25 %
10
—
Inc
Tiger
774
._1CC
Corp
Stores
Fitzsimmons
25
._25c
(Phiia)
(M Hi
8
35%
A
Irving
Apr
8%
V
12 Va July
1
2,700
Inc
Kansas
(Max) & Co class A—
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—
8%
Royalty
Kaltman
Factor
8%
95
_*
Industries
Public Service
Low
8%
-
Fireman
Ironrite
Apr
9%
Jun
1%
6%
Jan
V. 600
10
common
Feb
2,600
■
7%
Macninery
Range Since Jan. 1
High
91 %
Jan
1
Ltd
Iowa
Jan
9,100
x9'/a
w
7%
Investors
Iron
r
Apr
Apr
Jun
5%
~7V*
1
4V«
4%
10
Metal
Low
International Petroleum capital stock-*
Products
;
5
International Resistance Co
10c
„
44 Va
43
•
International
•
Apr
Shares
•
94%
!l
International
11% July
105% Jan
Feb
24
Cigar
,,,
Sales
for Week
5
Breweries Inc
International
;■
24% May
9% Jan
11% July
99% May
1,400
31 Va
31%
International
.
Feb
Jun \
13%
1
July
Jan
3 Va
600
v
13%
—5
10c
»
Forge & Steel Corp
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Line
19 Va
t
14 Apr
"
17%
4%
6%
Pipe
Jan
11 Va
Ero
Eureka
16 Va
22%
preferred
Corporation
300
America
1
29% Jan
Range
Prioe
Par
Insurance Co of North
Jun
10 Va
•
*
Erie
Eureka
Jun
17 Va
'*■'■17",
1
I
common-
convertible
July
pfd—xOJ
Corp
Co
Manufacturing
i
July
i.
26%
20c
—
Emsco
8 Va
3,600
25,400
20c
Corp
wi
4,400
'/2
"
America.
Freight
common
10 Va
28
1
Inc
Air
New
100
:
Week's
ef Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
r
High
28%
'■it
28%
common—
of
25%
9%
:—1
:
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
r.
.
,
Friday
High,
17% Jan
.,.30.'
Elettiographic
;
20
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
int__l
Electric Bond Si Snare common-—__5
r
*
Beneficial
of
snares
Corporation
Juaer
"
.
of Prices
JULY
for Week
Par
,
preferred
Edo
♦
»
Range
Eastern Sugar Associates—
•
~
Last
Rale Prioe
•
r,
Sales
.
American Stock Exchange
:
Week'*
32%
4
Jun
2% July
4
Jun
4%
5
Feb
Jan
May
33
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
34
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(350)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
FOR
RANGE
WmI'i
Jtiihj
Exchange
American Stock
'.""'""Pur
'
-*•
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
Ltd
Oil
.40C
100
& Tel
& Watch Co
preferred
Min & Chem Co
New
England Tel
New
New
1
*
Idria
__50c
Jersey
Zinc
25c
Mexico & Arizona Land
—1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——20c
Park Mining Co—
—1
Process Co common
*
New
Superior
New
York
New
York & Honduras
New
York
Haven
50c
New
New
New
New
New
conv
Clock
common—
Rosario—
Merchandise—-
Oil
Oceanic
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okonite
Old
Corp
redeemable
Northern
Power
&
Pan
Park
Pep
of
Peruvian
Piper
Pleasant
CorpXv
&
P
R
Wine
M
100 %
1003'4
104
104%
98%
of
_5%
■'
7'-9 77
9%
lO'/e
7,700
Quebec
4.24%
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
106% Mar
6%
Apr
Jun
Standard
Jun
Standard
Oil
Jun
10%
Jan
Standard
Jurt-*
Fib
Feb
Apr
Steel
Co
8 % Mar
Steel
Parts
2%
jun
4%
Feb
13
Jun
1% Jan
26%
Jan
»
.
Co
500
2.500
113
300
17%
1,900
12%
101%
2,000
3
,
2
95
6%
*
10
7%
Jan
Feb
Stinnes
(Hugo)
24
July
5%
Jun
22%
22%
700
21%
Jun
7%
Feb
22%
9
3,300
200
68%
fa
5%
5,100
53%
350
50% May
58
12%
12%
100
11% Mar
_10c
%
3,800
% July
19% Jan
~6%
_i
>
1
R
6%
6%
2,300
15%
J6
513 May
16'/a
-2,500
10
9%
9%
46%
1,700
Jan
x9%
Apr
8
100
98
10%
Jun
Feb
75
58% Jun
3
22%
22
22%
4,100
20%
Jun
"5
18%
18%
18%
100
16%
Jan
Q
104% Jan
July
Mar
22% July
ic
Rapid
Rath
Utility
&
Investment
(The) Co
Electrotype
—
$1.25
Red
Tube
convertible
Rels
(Robert)
Reliance
Rice-Stix
Rico
Rio
—
Oil
&
150c
350
11%
22%
21%
1,400
Mar
12
600
-
"n
:'"!%
•'
i
7 1%
Apr
Jun
.
V?.
48
44%
48
l
12%
12,
12%
50c
Valley Gas Co—
to
Jan
3
(I)
Rome
dep
-
Cable
Corp
Field
Roosevelt
7%
2%
90%
1
2%
2%
reg_,_
Oil
Russell
(The
F
5*'
Thor
7 Tilo
*
C)
15%
Jan
Apr
500
13
Jun
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
3
>7
91 •:
Realty
-1-, 1% Mar
Oil
Toledo Edison 4%%
7-
Trans
38%
Feb
10'/a
Feb
13%
Apr
Trans
Jan
70%
Apr
Trans
Jan
Trans
Empire
Lux
5%
Jun
July
8%
Oils
400
2 Vs
19%
600..
1974
17%
17%
.
7,500
3%
Feb
Apr
99%
Feb
2%
2%
Jun
2%
Jun
800
15%
51
16%
Jan
25
Feb
30
12%
Jan
17% July
46
Jun
51%
Jun
Jun
15%
Apr
.
29
29%
600
16%
15
17%
12,900
47%
47%
47%
400
Z*
14
13%
14%
11,100
,1,25
.£»—
5%
5%
200
_
common,,,
Company
„
____1
'
4
4
"
4'/a
2,600
35%
35%
37%
1,400
$5%
4%
5%
4,400
common,.
1
®5%
5%
5%
600
12 %
5
7% May
Jan
5%
3% May
29% May
3% Feb
5
Mar
Jan
37% July
6% Jun
Ulen
9
15
200
2,000
Investment
Stock
14% May
14%
14%
1,600 ;
35
7,700
938
11%
26,700
7 2%
50
>
United
United
2.50
6%
Jan
United
9%
1,300
79%
Jun
92 %
Apr
United
1,300
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
10%
Jan
10%
Cumulative
preferred 4.40%
Petroleums Ltd—^.
footnotes
see
page
United
22
22%
200
35.
T
24%
Jun
2%
2%
2%
31,000
19% July
2% Jun
Shoe
21%
-
—
United Specialties
Mar
Feb
U
S
Air
3% Mar
U
S
Foil
-
Machinery common
Preferred
Apr
74
k.6
JUxi
series_20
—
19%
preferred
common
Conditioning Corp
class
B
374
Apr
1%
Feb
110%
Feb
56'%
7.1O0
27 %
36%
39-%
5,800
23%
2%
3%
56 V4 July
Jan
10%
49% Mar
Jan
v
> 1,900
35
39%
23,600
22
2%
Jun
26%
75%
•
18%
84
400
12
Jan
16%
Apr
2,000
14
18%
6312
Jan
25%
7
217s July
400
-7
13%
18%
Jan
39% July
Feb
200
13%
'4%
14
Jun
9
10,100
10%
22
38%
'
Feb
14% Mar
19 V2 May
.
6% Mar
5
7%
98%
2%
2%
7 7
7
7%
97%
7%
7%
—1
*
Jun
x2
Jan
Jan
84
July
50
96%
Jun
102
Jan
800
•7 2%
Feb
'7-3
May
1,800
4%
Feb
1,600
7
4% Mar
8Vt July
6% Apr
1% Mar
4%
47 a
5
3'%
4%
149,000
2 %
2
fa
2%
9,000
3%
3%
3%
600
12%
13%
39%
'37%
July
Jan
2 fa
May
Feb
4
102,600
9 74
Jan
800
40
5
lfa
3
29%
Feb
31%
5%
5%
5%
;
9sb
23%
"5%
616
32
5%
5%
1,600
5% Mar
200
9%
23 7
s
46%
Jan
100
8%
Feb
5%
67a
5,000
6
32%
Va
400
6%
700
July
34%
:
,
Apr
8
Mar
>
7
Jan
59
July
9%
Apr
26% Mar
_■
Jun
5
4.4C0-,
7
40
23
200
5
32
Jun
Apr
13% July
,
Feb
5%
200
59
59
"9%
Jan
9%
6% May
3,000
3%
—•
25
_ip
25
fa May
1
Co Ltd—
Sharing common—
Apr
July
'
N
10%
Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
.
Cumulative preferred 5%
series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%%
series_20
i-
Jan
July
13>/,
-
dep rets ord registered
10s
J RR & Canal
———100
84
7% July
10%
'
Molasses
Jun
Amer
83%
,___1
common
Inc
Corp.—.
Corp
16%
35
12 May
49
2%
10%
—,-20
Milk Products common
s
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Asbestos
United
71774 Jan
;
Jan
2
105
105
Aircraft Products common.—50c
United Elastic
8% Feb
.
9% July
13,900
\i
7
>14% May
24 % Jan
5,300
li
105%
2-
%
5
Omaha
Apr
700
2%
4
of
July
8
1674
30%
Jan
52
5% May
10c
Co
Yards
18%
Jan
4(4
.
Feb
Jan
10,700
10%
Union Gas Co of Canada——*7
Union
May
43
7
—*
Union
Jan
6% May
13% Feb
6%
-
Mar
19%
534
16%
*
Management Company
Chemical Corp
20
JaJn
5,500
32 %
warrants
Unexcelled
27% May
,
Jun
7%
16
Jan
5%
33% Mar
3%
17 %
V
7
13%
Trunz Inc
Apr
4,500
Jan
6
—-1
1
True Temper Corp
July
3% Mar
Jun
~16% May
300
5%
11%
:
5
Jan
15
Jun
17%
■
Jan
18
Jun
3
29
2,300
15%
——.1.25
1
Ltd
Corp
Jan
~_l
_I_Zl
For
24,400
9%. Mar
18%
,
ib.7':
1^%
900
3%
24%
Mining
2%
Co
Sapphire
2%
29%
;
May
15
100
49%
of Nevada—7_——1
Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Cont Industries Inc
—1
Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Tonopah
86%
Petroleum
Salem-Brosius
200
•79% Mar
Jun
16 Va
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
77'
—70c
preferred——100
Corp
130
Consolidated
Haynes
5V2
16%
3
Feb
574 July
!
Jan
100
200
11
25c
—
Si Construction
Trust Co Ltd—
8,400
Aeronautical
Si
57%
6%
15
Feb
6%
Apr
16%
.
5
—
Tri-Continental
Ryan
San
Inc—
19%
Jun
625
71
•
19
1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
63,500
1,500
2,400
Apr
''>73 Va
:
Amer
48
40
Jun
deposit rets ord registered.—£1
Toklan
Ryan
Ryerson
19%
17%
Inc
Inc
Security
Tobacco
Co
3,800
3%
23
7 54/4
5
common
Markets
Roofing
Tishman
Todd
3
Inc
Ltd
Ave
10,900
2%
37%
Jan
——1.50
Inc
Co
Fifth
Russeks
5%
7
23
5
Co
Thompson-Starrett
31%
i£l
common
Raceway
Royalite
4%
29%
Thiokol Chemical Corp
25'/a
3,900
Feb
Jan.
4%
4%
7
u
rets ord
Roosevelt
3Va
5
common
13%
2%
90%
1*
7,600
2%
1
10c
convertible preferred—10
Corporation common
—20
Shovel
Thew
;
Feb
v
Jan
Apr
14% May
16% Jan
1,900
5%
715777
1
•
1
—
Royce Ltd—
American
St
Inc
Trans
"7%
100
.—
Sons Inc
&
;?%
pfd F
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
17%
'7
53%
207/a July
,:z
1%
47k
66%
13%
32
.
'
21%
700
22%
July
Jan
May
8%''
27,300 "
15%
Texam Oil
Corporation
1
Texas Calgary Co
25c
!, Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—-—♦
11% July
''
6% May
23
Jun
1%
56
1.100
Jan
29
Feb
614
—1
Amer
Jan
•
Jan
18.5G0
.
fi% »'nv
-5% Mar
;
Jun
16%
—7
45% July
29%
-
dun-
•
4% July
4%
.18%
68%
Technicolor
Jun
32%
15V4 Mar
24
Mar
6 % July
1674
5%
69%
1
25c
Corp.
common
59
extended
Rokeach
13
29%
7% Feb
Apr
5
5
'
5
Engineering
Arms Co Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Rolls
1,100
44%.
Inc
Grande
Vtc
28
x43%
1
;
Corp.—
Electric
Remington
20
1
preferred
Co
&
Reiter-Foster
25%
27%
44 %
11%
common.—
Co,
Pump
a
Corp
24%
1
Packing Co common,,,,
—10
Concrete Pile common
200
12
12
1
A
Raymond
Reading
B
Thorofare
£
Railway
Oil
Finch
Class
'7 30% Mar
29% May
•
;
82
25%
150 '
18%
3%
Tampa Electric Co common
70c
I,
Jan
5,500
23*
Apr
3% July
1,900
G%
6 %
16%
•
7 Talon Inc class A common.
20 % May
7
26%
26%
'20%
3%
'
.100%
26%
Jan
9
8
4% Mar
68
7
T
Apr
'
99
100%
:
issued),
Swan
ft Jan
18
514 May
,714%
2,000
17
'
Jun
1% Feb
7;
5
2
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
!
Mar
,
preferred—100
common,,
7
'
.U
i
-__1
:
Jan
12%
413 May
4%
"5
6%
22%
5
*
53%
5
-
Jan
18% July
Feb
5%
"•
5%
Corp
Apr
68% July
*
4,200
"
common
Stylon Corporation __—
Sun Ray Drug common
i
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp—
Mar
9
300
6%
_1
*
Stroock
25%
Feb
53
B)
Jan
,
75'%
5%
1
& Shop Inc—
——
(S) & Co common...
Stop
28% Mar
2%
"5 fa
_——
x(i %
7
>__1
Inc
Brewers
Feb
2.50
Colorado—.
Sterling
5
1% July
8%
74%
•
5
—1
——1
10c
Co common
(J
200
68%
&
(A)
Stetson
3,200
100
5
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
2,600
7,700
7%
1
ordinary—
Sterling Inc
6%
9
Canada
Apr
1%
2,000
18%
7%
5%
25%
5%: Jun
13% May
8%
xl6%
Jan
25% May
X23% May
7%
17%
28% July
Jun
24%
800
24
24
5%
Corporation—
Jan
24%
•
:
Stein
fa May
1%
20c
1,000
J 24%
-50c
Corp
18%
5%
common
24%
——
107%
6 %
2.50
common
27
—__—.—
Jan
"l%
24
25% July
4,400
July
6% May
1
-
A
1,200
——
200
5%
26
18%
Co
Inc
400
6%
5%
5%
Jan
25%
25%
Sterling Aluminum Products common-
,
'
1
Apr
44%
——1
common—,-^--1
of
Va
7%
113
47%
2,650
(The)
Jan
99
Jun
40% May
34%
Tube class B
Jun
16%
45
400
33%
Standard-Thomson Corp
6
ili!
100
44
34%
Standard
6
17%
300
47%
2
60% Mar
700
101
28%
47%
11
Shares
2,800
1
28 %
43%
53
Products
18,60 J
3
Jan
1%
Standard
6%
15%
58%
10
Standard
6%
2%
Jun
50% Apr
26 Va May
57%
Feb
2 Vx
.
Jun
150
10%
Feb
6%
Mines Ltd—
Co
Convertible
6%
lflf Jun
Apr
52%
57%
22% Mar
V
(v
9%
17%
51%
10
4%
18%
6% May
Feb
40%
Corp.-————1
preferred
__i_10
(Ky)
7
»
42% Mar
Mar
4%
•
78% Feb
Jan
5C0
33% Jan
Packaging
Jan
7.300
8
8
1
Industries Inc——
16%
4% Jan
~6
~5%
2,900
Standard Forgings Corp
16%
52%
14%
9% May
July
39%
.1
1
Jan
200
15
V;7 5% Mar
4
39%
Factors Corp——
Standard
2%
50
(when
Jan
Jan
1.100
*3
Feb
5% Mar
5
Jan
19%
__1
2%
2,800
400
Stahl-Meyer Inc——
i
—
* "
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred——20
Jan
61% Feb
58%
:10c
1,400
8%
16%
.1
——_1
'7 Spencer Shoe Corp
July
Jan
100
3%
16%
———
Spear & Company
6 "/a
Inc
Co
Southern Pipe. Line-,
Southland Royalty Co
2% May
20 % July
110% May
4%
4%
42
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2 7
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Feb
Feb
7%
8
25
25
25
preferred-
~2fa
-
Power
Feb
J
Gas
,
Jan
19
> •
*
__r
common
26%
103%
100
July
13
Jan
Edison—-
original preferred
cumulative preferred
pesos
,
...
cumulative
Southern California
104% Jan
7
1,000
37 % Mar
32% July
50
25
25
25
common
Apr
56%
't.
Co
preferred
preferred.
4%
32%
Apr
May
7% May
9
Jan
cumulative
4%
20
3%
39%
Corp common
Oil
4.32%
6
8
77/a
3%
31 % Mar
15% July
8
preference—.—25
8%
,—
1,600
12.50
common
5%
900
6,200
5%
Mills—
Paper
13
400
15%
5%
__
•■i.—
(Howard)
Manufacturing
13%
^5%
153/s
V
Jun
3%
16%
4%
convertible preference
5%
2%
3%
3%
convertible
60
2% Mar
15%
.J*
*
1
1
1
4.48%
•3% July.
v jun
42,800
15%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—
New
7"
Feb
46% Mar
Sonotone Corp
2% July
—
%
37%
Starrett
America
Dome
Pyle-National
'4
7:7„;_:-::
5.200
5,100
4.56%
2%
1%
41%
4.f
97
5% Mar
40%
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jun
41%
Jan
Jan
July
4%
25% July
Jan
Feb
44
Feb
1,200
16% Jan
27%
1%
41 Va
11%
29%
1%
28 % Mar
Jan
5,700
29%
78%
274 July
Jun
July
31 %
5
32%
5%
100
25
1
preferred
Feb
34,000
if*.
16,900
17% Jun
Jan
Jan
1%
100
41%
3%
31%
Apr
2%
25%
37% Mar
29% Feb
16%
28%
Jan
150,100
72%
1
Apr
2
500
2,300
Penn
12%
Jan
33%
Jun
13
Coast
103
Jan
43%
25%
South
101%
105%
May
21
South
Apr
121 %
July
42
12%
34% Mar
Apr
May
101
23%
Smith
Jun
168,000
2%'
114
3%
4
—2
common
Service of
4%%
97
2%
1V4
1
Co_l_10
Co
Co
131% Mar
Apr
5% July
34%
*
1
—_—*
Manufacturing Co_——
20
37% Feb
97%
25
"2%
'•
Corp-
91 % July
Jan
4%
2
.1
10c
—.
Jan
4
102
39
40%
2
Jan
68
■7
25
7;
25%
*
—
Mar
220
1
42
33
33%,
2%l
Slick Airways Inc
98%
2,'iOO
96
0
*
10c
Jan
9%
10%
1,800
117%
42
•
—
—'
115
101 % 102
Jan
103
37,600
108
116%
Apr
25
7:
Jan
8% May
22,800
25
7%
8 % Mar
650
5%
15% May
Singer
Jan
25c
Inc
Mfg
2-/3
20%
197s
108
1
class
Inc
Providence
Public
2 Vu
2'/4
91%
4%
18
24% May
210
19%
90%
Jun
100%
70
98
9,000
Feb
2%
Jan
2,000
9
5%
Apr
26% May
24% Apr
300
100 %
9%
5%
May:*
22%
s
Jan
Jan
4,803
90%
;
Jan
1%
21 %
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__10c
27
600
8%
8%
27% May
1,400
600
27%
8%
27%
200
14%
Jan .7
14% Mar
12%
'
—-1
Royalties Ltd.
East
Progress
29
101
-x_——
Canada
Metals
Preston
29
•r-7" 160
.
common,:
Lambert
Prentice.Hall
Pressed
31%
25%
25 V4
100% 101%
common
Alexander
Prairie Oil
Pratt
31%
"7%
1
Canada
of
convertible
30% May
300
~6%
100
Precision
33% Apr
2,000
9,900
Apr
Mar-
•
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common—
Apr
27
800
1%
1%
"7%
Apr
102% July
Jan
23
400
-
35 s4
35
*>
Mines Ltd
of
27
25%
*
Telephone Co
&
Corp
5)00
112%
17%
11%
10
15
17
1%
Jan
6%
350
15
•110
25
common—
Scale
Rico
Power
15
5,300
25 '/a
Minerals,.,,^.
Products
Powdrell
9%
6 Va
6%
17
Silvray Lighting Inc
25c
Simca American Shares———5,000 fr
When issued
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3
10%
5
—_*
—
Creek
Silver
18% July
4% July
6
July
400
-
500
Mining Co
Poloron
Porto
._
Si Lake Erie:
Railways Co
Pneumatic
Polaris
6
9
1,200
4%
—2.50
Valley
81
6
200
_
——
Aircraft Corp
Class B
*
10%
*
of America class A—;
3
10% July
5u0
10%
2uc
common
Silex Co common
89% Mar
271/2
(Mass) ,20
.2.50
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
69%
Jan
850
4%
1
Pioneer Gold
-!:
3% July
28
;
Governor
Jan
27'/a
vtc. I2B01
Corp.
Ltd
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co~_l
Pierce
113
13,600
3'/4
Jun
-——12.50
10c
1
1
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
111% Jan
105
21%
2%
Apr
2U
Jun
Signal Oil & Gas Co. class A.,..
65% Mar
Apr
75%
77;
-.2
.
Si
Jan
160
107
2%
7'
pfd—.—.100
Co
Oils
Jan
52%
98 %
Company..
Circle
Perfect
12%
125
106
27%
Manufacturing "Co
Pepperell
2,100
50.600
27%
27%
class A
Canada
2% July
2%
18%
Jan
16%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
3% Mar
59%
2%
1%
9,900
preferred
Shoe Corp
2% Jan
>
53,900
Inc—
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
6%
1674
•
4%
19%
Jun
2 fa
19-/4
Inc
Products
15%
7,200
2%
17%
common
Sherwin-Williams
91
Mar
103% Jan
July
3% July
1% May
5,100
104 34
(C A)
(The),
Boys
2
27%
2
Traffic
Penn
3%
2,700
Jun
95
170
3%
27%
B
Patlno
Mar
25
1
Parker.sburg-Aetna
fa July
14
25
vtc
Co
1
Apr
7
Motors
Pen
Class
Jan
8%
:
Light 5%
Chemical
Parker
4%
2,000
29
(C A) Amer share.. .1 Bol
1
Corp.-U
tepee Oil
Paramount
49,500
A__25
series
pfd
Petroleum
Oil
Israel
Pan
July
July
31 %
25
^
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
48
48
35%
Petroleums
Pacific
48
Jun
25%
Airlines—. IIIIII
-„„1
Ltd
Pacific
Pacific
Jun
36%
1%
111%
preferred
preferred
dividend
36
150
15
1st pfd.„25
6%
1st
dividend
$4.36
1.900
48
—1
1st
$4.75
48
9
7
—1
preferred
4.50%
red 1st preferred —
4.36%
red 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred.,
$1.40 dividend cum preferred.
red
13% July
'
6
1st preferred—_—25
redeemable
5%
14% Jan
Jun
■
preferred,.
4.80%
8% Jan
Jun
Soss
& Electric
5%
Sherman
Apr
37®8 July '
Jan
2 fa
Water & Power
Shawinigan
Jun
97%
Leather
10%
■
18%
Shattuck Denn Mining
Apr
9%
4%
-<
Servo
5A May
,
5%
87
81
1
1st preferred————. -25
1st
13%
Feb
11%
fa
19
22%
3,600
1
shoe Co
Safety Control
class B
Corp of America
Seton
3,900
1
17%
■
-v
50c
*
Servomechanisms
7,400
10%
18%
7;
Jan
'V5%7Apr->77 ,--7.% Jan„
33,200
——1
Airlines
Serrick Corp
Jan
2,500
i«
37%
Inc
Jan
6%
<1
33%
Corp General
Bros
16
Jun
2 A
common
64
.
10%
2
25
P
5%
Feb
10
Sentry
2\\ Apr
Feb
13%
6
D
3%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares -10s
5%%
8,400
96
1
Pacific Gas
313
__
.—7
—
2
15
beiby
Jan
3%
86% May
58%
common
Securities—
Jan
57% July
00
fa July
2
Feb
Jun
800-
2 ,i
57%
57%
2%
Inc
Overseas
1%
2
81
—'•
9%
3
preferred
6,000
47
107
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
Seeman
12%
18%
common
cumulative
Securities
na
Co
Western
22% Mar
2 {,<
-90c
Company
Town
40c
Seaboard
54% Mar
common....
Ltd
Scullin Steel
Feb
2%
36%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
Feb
—
preferred—i—Too
4%%
Oils
Okalta
B
class
Feb
Feb
3%
16%
1%
9
7%
—1
2%
High
Low
7
77>!7;:6067
8%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
10 %
38%
2.400
21,500
Shares
6%
Co—
Jun
8,200
for Week
7%
Inc
July
11
Rap.ge
Low
25c
17
1% May
1,200
2
>
1
—-
common
Co
Ohio
Schick
18%
—
-50c
Company
Corp
Ogden
Sayre
49%
7 fa
9%
•
A
145% July
17%
r
.
Class
3% May
Jan
46
,10
13
47%
Railway,.
Southern
Jan
186,600
-6%C//i%
1
10c
♦
North American Cement class A
10
Class B
1
10
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Northeast Airlines,,,,.
1
North Penn RR Co__,
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
pfd,_100
Nuclear Corp of America
—I—•
Corp
Noraen-Ketay
Norfolk
2
134
^
Inc (Del)
& Fisher Brick
Savoy Oil
fa Mar
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Bale Prtoe
Par
,2%
—
Inc—;
Lites
Noma
2
—
1
2
fa Feb
6
--
.
High
.
2
"•• —
Mines
Nipissing
600
2
1
Co
1%
6%
1%
6'.<4
2%
48%
17%
1 {$
•
10
10
Oils
Auction
1
31,200
15.700
V"- 1,990
--
;
Friday
Low
1%
1%
.
2 fa
143-/4
1%
1
V
20
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
1%
*
2%
2%
143% 145%
/
_
Ltd
New
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
High
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
Bale Prioe
STOCKS
Sales
July
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
811
Feb
30%
Jun
35%
6% July
8
Apr
Jan
6^5 July
411
1%
214
214
17s
1%
30
700
11.400
Apr
212%
Jun
1
Jan
7
214
Jan
18% Mar
46% July
61 % Mar
47%
51 78
3634
37%
13
50%
—25
13%
1.500
10% May
1%
12,500
1% July
56 %
65,1C0
1
10c
1%
1
1
54%
53
Va
350
36 %
34%
Jun
Feb
230
2%
39 %
Jan
Feb
Feb
14 V8 Mar
2%
Jan
60% May
1
Volume 184
Number 5553'.:.
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(351)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
v-i:^
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
U
8
Rubber
States
Vitamin
United
Stores
Corp
Universal
2%
2%
2%
800
32 %
30%
33%
37,100
„50c
4%
4'/a
4 %
700
__25c
2
17/b
Corp^_
American
Corp
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
New
15 V8
American
4% Mar
Jan
AHanover
33'/a July
5
7s
Jan
Corp
AMedeliin
Jun
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
21%
500
43%
4%
3,200
6%
6%
6%
common
41%
69
Jan
21'/8 July
21% July
5
;3% May
•
200
—--5;,¥
preferred
Steel
6%
Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
30%
warrants..
1
99
400
31
47/a
4%
r\
Inc
9%
9 V2
4 '/2
4
Feb
93
Jun
-
28%
1,100
A7s
Coke
Co
91
May
53A
•
Rio
TA
Waitt
$2
4%
8,200
3%
Jun
8%
Jan
5% July
Jun
6%
Apr
dividend,
h
173/a
Apr
action
Apr
300
10% Mar
14%
4%
;; 6%
Feb
&
Waltham
Webb
Inc
$6
Inc
~3% 1%
•No
200
19'/a
Jun
1%
1%
11,300
1%
Jun
21/4
37,300
2
Jan
500
135
Apr
4.40%
2%
2>/4
154
152 y2 154
20%
1.25
2%
20
20%
700
2%
400
2%
99 y2
'£.
•
;
Stockholders
200
-6%
6%
dep
rets
Tablet
ord
&
shares
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc
20
Eagle
White
StoTes
5%%
Inc
River
Wiekes
Oil
(R
Wilson
5%
C)
&
Brothers
Wood
Woodley
(P
American
20% Jan
25%
37%
250
23/a
2%
122,000
•
1st
>
Elmira
Water
AGesfuerel
€s
Isarco
*
with
A7s
4 Alst mortgage
6 %s
'
,
Ohio
'
-
due
1953
Power
1
4%
pfd
1,200
20
20%
4,000
7
6%
%
Jun
%: 12
Jun
18%
350
'
%
i7ff
:
3%
__25
Jun
6%
Jun
A
".1st
mortgage
100
7,700
3%
3%.
16
;
600
18
July
19
3'As
'•
'
13%
12%
60
5s
10
101
1,350
12
-
.
..
14 %
325
;
13 '/a
4%
593%
•
V2%
Harbor
riia.
*
'ill n is
Interest
■
Exchange
;
?or
Sale Price
106
RR
June-Dec
Apr
113
B
B
5s
Jun
Low
■„
•
98%
.
99
.
Jan.
1
.
50
6
142
94%
95%
85;
86 %
29
V
coupon
,,
93
83%
:
with Aug
Aug
ex
1
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
1947
Webb &
West
1947
Western
ser
A
-
and
'
1971
3s
1970
$94
12
96%
Service
101V*
99%
103%
1953
334.2
"" ' 157.9
317.6
362.3
stocks
96%
97
425.2
353.0-
312.8
160.6
152.4
333.8
' 157.0
306.6
363.6
' '
145;'.
94
98%
136% 150
94
$94
102
6
90
95%
96
•
AS
f
97
92%
102%
9
94%
1
15
98%
99
31
94
94
1
97%
$95
&
Cons
7s
1947
*177,000 '
3,482,000
198,000
3,680,000
249,000 "
4,030,000
2,015,070
•
•
3,781,000
$3,202,500
3,551,000
3,934,000
(
"■
L
11,311,180
$18,397,500
$1,662,500
$16,735,000
101
.102
96
101,000
391,000
1,785,000
17,518,000
31,920,000
549,647,400
55,059,900
524,227,500
$18,397,500
$19,343,000
$581,883,400
$579,686,400
.
and Industrial.
Railroad
97
100
$8,000
$40,000
$1,662,500
16,735,000
Bank.
Foreign
102'%
92%
396,982,449
$215,000
Government—;—
International
U5 5
-
329,041.927
11,582,117
Bonds
U. S.
99
Jan. i to July 20
1956
1955
-
•11,311,180
Shares-
of
104
94%
101
Btocks—No.
.
'
,«£
1959
102%
102%
105%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
$25
$100% 101
82 Va
June-Dec
104
98
83
17
104
104
1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
;
103'%
78%
85
103
Stocks
105
102'%
$102'% 106
Interest
1047
Sales
3,301,000
1956
96
81%
June-Dec
Period
110
(Number
Domestic
of
Mon.
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Bonds
hold
Range Since
Jan.
NO.
Low
1
High
Total
Bond*
$84,000
11,000
76,000
20
$12,000
74,000
58,000
4"666
893,275
—-
65,000
1,015,505
July 19
Fri. July
Bonds
$8,000
$76,000
1,116,330
1,037,540
Wed. July 18.——
Thurs.
Foreign
Corporate
1,424,945
July 16——
Tues. July 17—
Week's Range
Foreign
Government
Bonitf
60,000
27,000
5,000
92,000
$321,000
$50,000
$17,000
62,000
"
"
5,543,595
Total
62,000
$388,000
—
$80
April-Oct
__
1956
—
181%
Btocks—No.
■
86 %
105
133,870,577
139,843,117
$660,000
50,000
528,000
$8,095,000
4,244,000
41,000
925,000
$9,945,000
11,808,000
1,803,000
9«4 OOO
$23,556,000
Bonds
82
86%
$22
86
Domestic
1
81
86%
Foreign government
Foreign
20
25
139
118
139
1
124
139
118
118
1
110
118
„
-
—
—
17,000
corporate
>
Total
1955
3,519,579
'
$90
1956
19 55
July 20
$321,000
Shares—
of
Jan. 1 to
5,543,595
181%
$88
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Week Ended July 20
—
$186% 188
'
1952
-*
$80
Jan-July
Waterways. 6 Vis
6s
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
3,757,000
$2,414,000
99%
100%
96
$104% 106
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
Exchange
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
2,533,105
1,954,840
—
Total
$100
June-Dee
1964
1974
United States
int'l
Railroad
t;' Bonds
$25
April-Oct
Munic
326.8
*
382.5
$114
Feb-Aug
.
1951
secured
294.7
325.5
Week Ended July 20
96%
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
ADanzig Port
"
101 Va
98
102
98%
—.
Fri. July 20
93
95 %
"
94%
April-Oct
7an-July
Feb-Aug
;
97 %
$95
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951
•
fan-July
ACauca Valley 7s 1948.
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series
A 1952
AGerman
^ + °-6
+3.6
—0.4
~ '
102
Low
B
,
W
*_Bonds
$788,500 '
250,000 I
2,285,515
July 17
Thurs. July 19—i_.
97%
Friday
series
+°
v
2,522,650
Mon. July 16„___-
Wed. July 18
$94
Jan-July
BONDS
A6s
369.4
500.8
'
Shares
/
102
98
Feb-Aug
1956
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946...
A 20-year 7s Jan
1947
398.6
421.2
+0.5
Number 0/ and Miscel.
98%
93
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
459.4
+1.1
+1.9
490.8
Shares)
American
^
LOW
319.0
412.1
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
176%
99%
•
99
$92
1956
6s
—
+ 1.1
.
101%
176%
39
95%
$98
•;
"97%
1953
1960
Union
*
354.5
453.2
101
Feb-Aug
1963.
3%s
-1956-
High
360.3
Change
96
98%
$95
1962-Jan-Jalp
1970
coupon
5s
—
Finance
'
Total.
Power
Newspaper
93%
1
$140
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
coupon
6s
Traction
5
99%
$96% 101
1998_Jan-July
1981—May-Noc
deb
coupon
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
96'
$114
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
coupon
1940
Corp deb
Washington Water
99%
Co—
1940
1
Wasatch
•
—-April-Oct
3"As
industry
with highs and lows for the
'
$25"
3s,
(Calif.)
the closing prices of the common
July 6,'56
493.1
Goods
Mining
53
Tues.
1960
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
with
Utility
151
48%
-
358.4
458.1
420.0
—
Goods
Transportation
Trade,
99% 100%
i,
1964...June-Dec
United
A7s
109
$100% 101%
Jan-July
Electric
7
68.05 Jan 18
July 13, 1956, for composite and by. major
July 13,*56
Composite
:
Manufacturing
Co—
Gas
Hydro-Electric
22
48%
$176%99 %
.—April-Oct
conv
80.49 Dec
Percent
v."
96%
96
Jon-July
,
Gas
&
100%
99%
•
Jon-July
April-oet
1968
Corp
Range for 1955
98%
98%
-
•
May-No»
coupon
20—
'
High
"'Low
$25
98%
_
to'1963
1979—
A6%s
115%
tin
Mar-Nou
1978
F
65
94%
__
48%
July
f
91.82
compared with the preceding week and
as follows (1939 = 100):
Durable
Teh-Aug
E
73
$165
.
Low
.
91.^75
July 19
stocks for the week ended
Non-Durable
114
114 VI
18
'
ii—■ 91.86 July 18
—78.87 Jan 23
current year are
99
11
$96%
liq tr ctfs
.—April-Oct
1053—1—
J
99%
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
98 %
96
7
Feb-Aug
series
V A6V2S
95.76
"
1952
;
series
Terni
.
95.79
94.60
Range for 1056
The SEC index of stock prices based on
V
$25
Jon-July
3%s series G 1981...,.—
Gas
94.69
95.83
High
91.54
102%
144 %
$100
1952
1940
California
'95.81
96.66
..
58%
96%
99%
Mar-Sept
1976
Counties
96.71
95.95
91.86
65
68
60
96
96%
July 17
Fri.
85%
71 %
71%
$58%
May
1916
Southern
95.98
High
1
;
98%
V. 21
"7
May-Nov
1970
Power
Southern
96.02
94.63
95.95
91.26
16
July
Thurs.
groups
Jan-July
1973
Southwestern
94.76
95.86
Closing
July
Wed.
Mar
1
.Low
No.
.
86
Jan-July
1993—.
4s
coupon
6%s
3s
,
/ 95.73
Range Since
$142% 155
June-Dec
RR
1940
y 3s
;
97.69
97.50
;
Date—
Mon.
Jan
J2&
/
Sold
High
50
95 Va
June-Dec
1956
3s ,1971
D
96.06
"
"
(35 Stocks) Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
8%
Bonds
'
1953..
3y«s series
94.80
"
181.53
64% May
Friday'»
50
-Quar-Feb
.
19j65
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s series
: '95.79
95.89
'■
181.60
69.71
Mar
14
J.,./fj 713 Mar
Bid & Asked
;
1993
A
series
3%s
2%s series C
69.77
^
Week's Range
June-Dec
Southern Califorhia Edison 3s 1965
3'/as series A 1973
.
•
95.91
*
Qver-the-Counter Industrial Stock
21 Va Mar
^ X900* '
Last
Period '
1970
A
series
4s
Water
•
97.75
95.89
181.96
168.25
Jan
55 %
3,500
r.-
£i
•
1 A6%s ex Oct ! 1947 coupon 1960
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Safe
181.47
168. ;o
Tues.
mortgage' 3%s
Oct.
'
513.86
Jan
17 V*
July
t
—
.—
with
40
"
180.77
513.39
—
U Apr
16% July
.lis
Water & Power .3%s
1970
A6y2s
Total
Bond*
"
.
Piedmont.. Hydro-Electric
-
ities
'
93/t Mar
/.
v
Apr
May
July
*
163/a
104% 1043/4
1
*
Pennsylvania
Rails
69.38
July
Jan
3 %
..
2
extended
1st
168.02
511.10
'
New
England Power 3'As
1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
>
Rails
Jan
12%
7
1
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%'1963.:—
•
Util¬
trials
70.04
25
4s
1
Grade
69.91
20 %
*
Ltd
1947
1
10
Grade
Jan
12%
;
l
Nov
Second
Indus¬
Stocks
Jties
168.30
16 %
Western
Nov
ex
roads
10
First
65
168.81
12%
Hydro-Electric Co—
-'A7s
:
Averages
10
Util-
512.98
5
series
debs
&
v —.
■
Feb
1953
May-JVor
1947.coupon 1953
May-No»
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967..—Jan-Jala
Guantanamo
Rail¬
514.43
Jan
Stock
Nov
ex
v.L.
-Bonds-
17
4%
t
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6Vis with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
'v—;
•
Total
15
16—
28%
common
&
v
20
July
3% Jan
;
Lt
.
——V——
July
Industries___._10
Fuel
&
year's
range). rTranay Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being transacted during current week.
•./ V::"Y—:
sales
no
Mar
39
10'/2
Inc..
mortgage
Gas
prices;
2% July
12 Va Jan
35% July
1% Jun
.
:.
243/4 May
Ltd—
mortgage
Alst
asked
*
•
:
range),
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
the
are
13—
600
3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR— -.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
•
and
trials
July
200
Chicago Transit Authority
.
on
Jun
26 V2
.
200
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970.
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998..
Eastern
bid
Date
4
s
Friday
•<
n
40
year's
included
in
year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In
(not
Indus¬
11
.
2%s
in
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
Apr
58% May
31% May
% 20% Feb
100
29%
8
.
•fit
Jan
750
28%
35ai
BONDS
Edison
45
.
25
W'/ight, Hargreaves Ltd..-,
Boston
(not included
57%
36%
10
4
deposit receipts
Amerioan
transaction
45
54
46
41
Stocks
10%
fi'/o. preference
>,
delivery
104
45
54 Vi
$38%
20l2__Jan-July
2s
30
25
Machine
W»
544
Jan
4
Petroleum
Woolworth
140
U
Lt
Industries
102
—;
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondf
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
8% July
Jan
25
common:
Newspaper
Woodall
listed
l
Co
&
A)
Stock and Bond
104% Mar
fs Jan
1
■
23 =
2%
l
M
i_>,
Pwr
H7%
54%
—Jan-July
Deferred
a
Ex-principal,
Below
Jan
25
preferred
Wisconsin
..Mar-Sept
being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
July
3%
...
Petroleums
1
above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-veting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued;
"w w," with
warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
Corp.
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Wilrich
1
28%
_10c
common..
Oil
(The)
Williams
Co
preferred
conv
Wichita
;
i
Internat
700
%
C'C
iq v
....
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
%
<'
*
z
1
■
iw—
Mar
20
133% Feb
Is
•
com
'
104
Ltd—
Stationery
Westmoreland
(Plan
2% Apr
154% May
July
5
Maryland Ry 7%:1st pfd__100
Invest
■'l.—'
"
104
Feb
3
19% May
2% May
pfd—100
Ltd
$60
22% Mar
1%
$65
Abbreviations used
Feb
23
1,400
Western
Western
3%
Jun
17'/a Jun.
20%
Western
*
2%
„
lll7/a Mar
Jan
\
—
1997
1
transaction
for
$Friday's
Jan
20%
5
Utilities
Amer
value,
par
Odd-lot
a
5% Mar
20%
•
(Del)
Manufacturing..
Leaseholds
5V4
Jun
4% Jan
108
lOc
Inc
West
t
4%
I
common
Wentworth'
Western
600
4,600
l
preference
Investors
Texas
5
30
Inc
Co
Knapp
series
Webster
4%
47/s
l
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
&
4%
*
ext
loo
Bond
&
*
ctfs
;,v
'
—
..June-Dec
2»/8s 2008
A)
stmpd
cash
7%
1,700
4,800
(Plan
76
155%
$65
—JlfaK-Nov
..June-Dec
1972
5s
—
$88
—
..April-Oct
5 A Bonds
voting
cumulative
Wallace
Janeiro
Jun
5%-^
6
6
de
Jun
8%
15
14%
14%
l
stamped
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
2,600
'■
VB
of Denmark
$45
..June-Dec
Peru
Jan
105
Apr
Bank
9%'
5%
5%r
2
Corp
Co
Baking
preferred
1951
'
w
Aircraft
Wagner
stamped
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Parana
;
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vogt Manufacturing
Waco
stamped
Mortgage
34 y2 Mar
43% Mar
.
300
97% 100
20c
l
Silver-Lead
6%s
.
Feb
7% Mar
Jun
84
.
*
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vulcan
45 Va
Maranhao
Apr
1949
AMortgage
Van Norman Industries
Venezuelan
72
43%
Apr
21'/8
4%
High
72
6 Vis
(Peru)
7s
1
155
68
City
Low
$71
32%
ALima
Jan.
No.
.—Feb-Aug
stamped 1958...,
..Mar-Sept
(Plan A) 2%s 2008. __May-Noo
Jan
27/a Mar
(Prov)
Range Sinee
bold
66
Jan
1,400
AHanover
Bonds
High
$66
55%
64
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
$159
200
63%
61%
Sale Price
._May-Noo
30%
5
convertible
redeemed)
Jun
63%
Last
Period
Germany—
1%
.
"
$4
(20%
1939
of)
Apr
62
10
2
Vanadium-Alloys
(City
3,700
-/ < 2
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
y
Valspar
Stock
4
15
Sugar
/
t
High
2% July
63%
10
common
wi
common
Utah-Idaho
Oil
Co
JULY*X(),W.
Friday
Low
1
common
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Reclaiming Co
United
WEEK
BONDS
Hiah
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
Friday
--STOCKS
*
OOft
ADA
35
\r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
..
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(352)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
friary
Sale Price
JULY 20
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Kuug*
lust
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
SharM
Watling. lerchen bk
for Week
•f Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Members
'
.
LOW
Par
Motors
American
Tel
American
Anaconaa
lei
6c
183
.—
Boston
Providence
&
Service
Cities
17%
17%
46%
57
90
40
87%
Apr
71'A
72%
343
53 Vb
Jan
56
300
44%
Feb
6'/r
cum
57c
cum
National
15%
Ford
Electric
Gillette
Co
Jan
28
47% Jan
60
25
20
jan
3d
130
Feb
11%
Feb
52%
53%
468
49% May
60
Jan
57%
59%
613
51% May
61%
63%
1,458
52%
Jan
65% Mar
47%
48%
255
40%
Jan
50% May
35
10
*
63%
—5
(new)—
-1
Coal
Co-
Copper
Jan
4%
Detroit Stock
34%
Jan
Jan
Lone
Cement
Star
Maine
25
Central
Corp
—
5%
RR Co
14%
Jan
Wrigley
Stores
mectrlc
Allen
146% Mar
38
E
N
Tel
Norbute
<N
RR
H)
Metal
American
13%
2,773
2%
2%
105
98
July
Die
Jan
137
May
Jan
14%
146
2% May
150
105
Webster
6c
51%
Feb
61'A
Apr
Detroit
22%
Feb
28%
Apr
Detroit Steel
21%
21%
22
1,000
20% Mar
24%
Jan
34
34%
52
31 % May
34Jan
Inc—
Twist
Union
United
"new"
Jun
979
23%
Jan
27%
26%
216
20'/a
Jan
29
19%
5
Co—
0
Co——
United Shoe Macnineiy
U S Rubber Co
Gemmer
51%
2,531
4$% Jun
51%
742
46% July
60%
Apr
Apr
53%
54 Vb
175
48
Jun
69%
60
60%
110
56%
Jan
13%
Jun
14
25
54
55
782
61%
61%
14
54%
Houdaille
66
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKi
Sale Prloe
Par
American
Baldwin
Laundry
Carey
Champion
30%
8
————— „
,10
Paper
S
B
29% Mar
Jun
103% Jun
53
13
37%
Jan
89%
396
84%
Jun
795
4%
Jun
13%
13%
50
42%
27%
,'v
'
855
25%
Apr
5%
12
Apr
15
41%
42%
112
36%
Feb
59%
61
420
47
Feb
51
401
43%
Jan
2
50 Va
49%
50%
—5
(new)
32%
;
4
__
—
—1—50
preferred
—
2,400
Shirt
Wayne
Spring
48% July
Jan
15
Feb
35% May
28% Jun
36
30
35
July
52
28
51%
Allied
American
j
1
25%
;,
'Telephone
& Telegraph—100 :
J—,
•18
Cities Service
13
.
l
Steel
—
.
40
Jun
Dayton Power & Light Co
16
32 y8
7
—
47%
5
Eastman Kodak Co
.
...
International Harvester
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc..
National Cash Register
National
—,—5
*
——4
5
85% Mar
Jan
62% July
18
106
'17%
5%
15%
15%
135
145
65%
125
175
Jun
1%
Feb
53%
64%
183
71%
63
41%
35
30%
15%
.32%
16
32%
455
Oil
54%
47%
68
45
Jan
52
57%
Jan
14
200%
Jun
5
77%
Jan
35
32% May
37% Mar
58%
45
52% May
59% July
63%
268
63
65
38%
48
40%
667
230
40
33%
Woolworth
49% Mar
Jun
40% July
36% July
50
29%
Jan
44%
110
41%
Jan
5% July
8
Jun
9y8
5%
7»A
2,569
•
>
1%
1%
32%
10%
16% Mar
6%
Jan
Jun
5%
Apr
Jun
16 %
Feb
1
Apr
2,780
32%
5% July "
Feb 1
<
Jun
3%
Apr
Jan
16
300
1%
160
•
*
5%
Jun
18%
,
Feb
100
4%
16
Apr
13%
Apr
8%
7% July
282
120
6
4%
4%
•
1,095
7%
14%
24%
'
1% Mav
32 Va
Jan
July
Stock Exchange
8alee
Week'*
,
Last
Range
'
fer Week
.
Share*
of Price*
Range Bhtee Jan. 1
.
20
24%
22%
23
10
34%
Feb
5
78%
Jan
16%
Jan
28
22%
Feb
105
20%
Jan
50
Jun
28
Apr
26% May
55% July
49% Mar
57% May
55%
210
56%
65
41%
60%
59
.60%
149
22-
21%
22
170
36
57
July
112% July
20% Mar
58%
19%
Feb
58% July
Jan
May
35%
Jan
72% May
81% May
Jun
Jan
23
38% July
48% Jan
Mar
43% Jan
62%
135
60%
59%
60%
317
50%
Feb
10
„
61%
7
62% July62% July
53%
53
53%
137
47%
Jan
71
7%
34
28
28
10
1
7%
5
—
13%
130%
130
28
13%
30
34
7% July
22%
May
10% Mar
Jan
28
Apr
14% Mar
;
W)
132 %
65
61 y4
60%
61%
114
51% Feb
62
-12%
54%
Apr
54
54%
7
66
Mar
48%
48%
50
51% May
45% Jun
—10
132% July
50% Mar
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
For footnotes see page 46.
55%
56%
$4,562
63
P.
Mar
1
'
59% Feb
.
Jan
95c
680
1.05
1.20
47%
386
3%
3%
130
(Un)_
—1
a9%
a9%
10
1
4%
4%
110
(Un)—
Mfg
10
'
36%
36%
*
(Un)
al40
al40
a
;
37%
7%
101
July
4y8
Feb
10% May
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
37 Vb
July
123%
3% July
31% May
190
Jan.
48
Jun
3% Jan
1,243
v
146%
Jan
36%
.
1.40
Apr
26 Vb Mar
22% May
Feb
1
24
25 %
835
22'/a
23%
31%
849
31%
46'A
46%
195
43 Ya
Jun
48%
Apr
73%
73%
528
63%
Feb
76Vb
Apr
12% al2%
90
11%
Jun
13%
Jun
14
Jun
15 V8
Jm
Inc
*
Cyanamid
American
American
&
American
Potash
Co
—;
i
:_i
Foreign Power (Un).
Corp (Un),
American Radiator.
American
&
SS
(Un).,
i
Ashland
Co
Oil
6c
Corp
Ohio
&
Bankline
Oil
Bros
Beckman
(Un)—3
Oil
Co
New
23 y4 May
18
300
15%
Jan
10
-
142%
—
Jan
220
37 ya
9 %
990
955
12%
47%
47%
47%
50
43%
6%
10,310
3%
Jan
8%
Feb
1512
Jan
52% May
8%
8%
Apr
Fob
450
7%
30
750
20%
Jan
30
July
40
9%
Jan
12
Jun
a33 %
31 y8-July
Jan
237
27
Jan
23
23
120
22
May
55%
a33»/a
55%
209
50
Jun
2
1,060
a 30'A
.
(Un).
1%
(Un)
-
159% 159%
;
,
220
;
16
17
735
22c
25c
101,230
19
19%
1,921
a90%
1%
146
12%
Jan
Feb
Jan
70%
127
4%
'8,823
46% July
3'A Jan
165%
Feb
Apr
18% May
Apr
19% July
July
46% July
4V4
Feb
al5
75
14% July
16%
Jan
57
58%
Feb
63%
Jan
41%
Feb
al4%
Borden Company
-
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Volume
184
Number
5553
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Mar
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106
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487/s Mar
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Gypsum Co
1.95
62
5%
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National Theatres Inc
(Un)
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Jan
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Jun
Biscuit
800
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(Un)
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21% Mar
42%
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&
2.10
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(Un)
National
29% July
18 Va May
50c
Industries
Jun
1
Co
Co
Chemical
Dresser
Apr
18
23%
123
(Un)
(Un)
15%
100
-118
25
(Un)
Aircraft
22%
700
18%
2
Inc
Dome Mines Ltd
355
16%
20c
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National
747/s Apr
34% Apr
28% July
28% July
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6% Mar
Jan
511
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85
57
Montgomery Ward
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40% Mar
32%
.
Mar
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Amer
25
28=8
.
25
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wriaht Corp
Montana
2878
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(Un)
Montana-Dakota
Jan
Jun
752
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(Un)
Fuel
Jun
60% May
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High
34%
33
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Light
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40
Jun
202.
138
Utilities
Mississippi River
Jun
28%
16
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641/2 July
27% Apr
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Minnesota Power &
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.
May
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25
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254
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Continental Motors (Un)
Continental Oil Co (Del)
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887
307s
1
Consolidated
Electrodynamics
Consolidated Foods Corp
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Consumers Power Co (Un)___
Continental
64%
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;
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64%
374
2Vz
Commonwealtn Edison Co (Uni
Consolidated Chollar Gould Mng
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70
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Low
5
33
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High
a35'% a353/8
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Petroleum
Co Inc
(Un)
Chapman & Scott
32%
Jan
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1
&
Merritt
Jan
1.30
Jun
121
Merck
33% July
Feb
32 Va
64%
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(Un)
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Commercial
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Iron
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Colorado
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(Un)
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20% Mar
Feb
171
64%
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64%
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25
1
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626
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Martin (Glenn L) Co
(Un)
;
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McKesson & Roobius Inc
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2% Apr
36% May
58 y4 Jun
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: 80c
Apr
700
33%
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: ii3/4 May
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348
378
16%
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May
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Chesapeake & Ohio
2
34
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16%
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Apr
36% Mar
53/4
31% May
50
a9l% a95%
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Products
Feb
150
34%
I
(Un>
16% May
398
2
:
Magnavox
48% May
May
797
34%
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Eureka
Certain-Teed
L
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Tractor
Corp
Jun
15
33
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47
8%
,
2
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High
Apr
120/
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100
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Last
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.
200
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Low
1%
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(Uni
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14%
a
25
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1
20
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2
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JULY
STOCKS
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5
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for Week
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of Prices
Vv>-
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Sales
Range
%
Sale Price
Far
C
Week's
Last
V
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13'/2
150
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243/4
332
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38%
Jun
Jan
—
May
Apr
8% Mar
25
Jan
Apr
47% Mar
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—
24
Apr
45% Apr
9% May
28 %
July
Jan
13 % July
26% Feb
29 Va May
Jan
29% May
9%
21%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
..
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
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38
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Range
Sale Price
of Prices
U
United
35
a50%
a507a a51%
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830% a31%
51
51%
a53% a54 Va
61
61%
63
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1
Corp
Plywood
Rubber
5
(Un)
Co
16%
8 Steel Corp
America (Un)
Virginia-Carolina Chem Corp (Un)
Vanadium Corp of
(Un)
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
& Co Inc
Corp (Un)
Sheet & Tube
Worthington
Youngstown
51% July
Apr
08%
Apr
67%
Apr
Great
Lakes
51%
Greif
Bros
29% Jim
38%
Apr
Jan
19%
21%
253
54%
I
54%
54%
.
.
"
26c
a47% a48 %
—
Last
July
,.
53 %
Apr
Brick
Illinois
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,
Industries
Acme
Brass
Mfg
Alleghany Corp
Laboratories
Allied
Allis Chalmers Mfg
new
400
American
Investment
American
Machine
American
& Tel
Anaconda
45%
46%
1,500
43 V*
Jun
48%
Apr
Laclede Gas
73 V*
73%
1,000
61
Jan
76%
Apr
Leath
200
73%
1
16%
16%
7
29
29
21%
100
182%
(Un)
3'/a
10,900
Z
5«/a
1,500
13
14%
14%
15%
2,900
67
67 %
250
5
Butler
Brothers
Pacific
Canadian
),
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Canadian
Carrier
Central
&
Central
2%
9.500
2%
Feb
160 V*
200
143%
Jun
Jan
150
20 Va
600
500
47
48 V2
1,300
Towel
Service
Co
300
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
800
17%
Jun
21%
Jan
13 Va
Jun
171/a
Jan
43
25%
26
13%
15%
32%
33
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>
Columbia
Jan
Feb
30%
Feb
Feb
16 Va
Apr
10,200
36% Mar
31%
Jun
4 J/4
Feb
6% July
53 J/4
.
Jan
59% July
Jun
21
400
200
.
15
33%
Jan
28
Jan
341,4 July
*
1% Mar
July
800
22%
Jan
33
.'400
54 J/8
Jan
66% May
26%
1,200
23 Va
Jun
27%
Apr
19%
1,200
18'A May
25%
Jan
25%
19%
26%
l
Gas
Consolidated
35%
1
Deere &
Detroit
Drewrys
40
200
34%
Ltd
27
Jun
de
4234
42%
43
6,000
40
Kodak
Paper
Emerson
Radio
Mills
of
300
400
12%
12%
400
33 Ve
33%
1,500
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Foremost
De
&
Beer
Gamble-Skogmo
General
Box
General
Candy
62
79
Va
79 Va
20 V4
20 V*
Phonograph
49%
97 y4
98%
(Un%l5
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238
8%
250
Jan
66
Jan
82% July
76%
21%
see
page
45.
15%
800
25
25%
150
Jan
Jan
11%
1,400
974
Jan
9,500
2 Va
Jan
678 Mav
Jan
100
1074
1474
1,200
Jan
3
-
Apr
1674
24 Va
May
26
Jun
Mar
Mar
900
15 V*
Feb
18
200
66%
Jun
72 Va
150
20
2,800
20
Feb
Mar
27
May
33 Va Jan
3% May
x21
70 Va July
64%
70%
4%
474
8
8%
300
6%
Apr
40 Va
2,200
29 74
Apr
40Va July.
39 V»
39
37 Va
37%
400
3374
Feb
39
32%
32 Va
33 %
800
32
Apr
3774 Mar
65
67%
33%,
34 Va
247b
Feb
34 Va
34
20
I,100
1,000
Feb
70 Va July
65
47 Va
19%
20
500
1874
Jun
23Va Jan
16
16%
800
16
July
23
12 V4
12V4
12%:
800
12 Va
Jun
1,900
28 Va
Apr
700
6%
Jan
6874
Jun
67 Va
Pullman
Co
Oil
Co
Co
72'/a
5 V* Mar
87a
Jan
May
3
V
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Jan
3 Va
Mar
51
:4674
Apr
—
467a
300
44
Feb
4674 July
44%
45
200 r
42
Jun
51 Va Mar
/
Jan
9%
107a
7,400
8
1
5
34%
56 %
Jan
36
Feb
26 Va May
45% Feb
Apr
61
III Va
May
387a
900 |
100 1
36
Jun
78%
Jan
94
38
900
34
Jan
42
167a
18%
19
7
.
1
•
56% July
'
Mar
20% Mar
May
2074 Mar
16
Apr
37%; Jun,
44
167a May
100
13 Va
Feb
May
17%
75 V8
19
July
24%
537a
300
497a
Jan
'Jan
Feb
5474 July
46%
Apr
400
23 Va
Jan
2374 July
56 V.
300
51 Va
Jan
61
50%
100
48%
Jan
5374 Mar
20
201/4
15%
157a
19
—
1,400
2874
507a
20
15%
42%
55 Va
—
19
Apr
1,300
1674
Jan
21 Va Mar
100
14 V*
Feb
16
7
16% Mar
50
Jun
1974 May
143/a
2,900
9%
Apr
10
10%
1,500
5%
Apr
10 V*
35'/a
800
25%
Apr
36 Va
14
35%
14'/a
1474
353/a
14 V4
14 Va
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900
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227/a
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jun
13
Mar
23
Mar
Feb
167% July
1,100
207a
Jan
26% May
44%
2,000
377a
Feb
45 V8
22%
500
100
166
231/4
147
ADr
207a July
36 Va Mar
55
July
5
—*
'
2,600
49 Va
333/4
1,400
36 Va May
39% Mar
68
100
653/4 May
7274
43
*
5
55
37%
68
——*
*
34
28%
—
25
Jan
400
1,400
1,050
40%
28%
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50 •
100
65
217a
537a
41%
'
70
21
*
7.50
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177a
6974
17%
70
Jan
May
16% July
50
II.900
42'7 742/7
—
July
47%
87
16%
18%
Feb
42
37'/4
—
77
150
87
33
100
56%
38%
38%
111'/a
56
12
45%
481/4
3774
57
33 Va
44%
13 V4
477a
327a
33 Va
900
31
44%
463/a
800
41%
Jan
13 Va
137i
1,100
13 Va
July
19% Mar
4774
48 Va
1.200
43
Feb
49%
Apr
9%
9 Tb
600
10
Jan
56V4
56 V4
567a
200
50
Feb
577a May
26
25%
26 V4
900
24 Va May
28% Mar
10%
11 Va
300
10%
Jun
3134
32
400
2774
Feb
58
1.400
1,200
—
5
^
20
21
400
■:
111
—1
;
July
800
35 %
26
55%
56Va
1074 July
Jan
500
33'/4
25%
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5
1,200
-
974
Jun
Jan
May
Feb
Jan
Va Apr
357a Mar
50v8 Mar
13 %
Jan
367a
Apr
5374 July
12 Va Jun
58
Jan
14%
Feb
58
13
12 3/i
13
!—5
1.40
class
58
58%
19Va
57
58 7i
900
4134
Jan
5334 July
19Va
lC»/4
300
18% May
223/b Mar
—,—1
—3
28%
33 %
27
1878
Jun
2974 May
30
May
.12
A
Co
(Un)
1
& Co
Oil Corp
Southern
(Un)
Jun
Jun
10%
J
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Co
7474
Jun
44»/4
87a Mar
70 Va July
May
46
Jan
-
34
'
May
43%
44
52%
Socony Mobil Oil (Un).
South
Bend Lathe
Works
Apr
July
3
40
41
2.400
Jan
"/'
Jan
800
140
7/3/7
43%:
Mar
32%
;
Feb
&
Schenley Industries
Schwitzer
Corp I
Sinclair
46
July
■
14
;
3074 May
950
54%
38%
Co
Raisin Paper
Roebuck
400
70%
42%
42%
5
10
Rexall Drug
(Un)
—2.50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
Sears
1,100
33%
69 Va
July
10 V*
(Un)!
Spring
73 Va
32
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un).^_
Rockwell
7%;:
71/4 7
5
(Un)
Bros
30
29%
29%
7 V*
73V4
43%
68 Va
14
•
Feb
14Va
16Tb
671/4
217b
17Va Mar
Jun
58 Va
11% July
Jun
3,400
Jan
37a
67%
16%
X21
21%
Paper
16 V*
68 Va
15%
J—^—;—,-3
(Un>_^
10
Public
2074
66%
15%
Apr
43-4
Jan
j 3
10%
(Un)
Co
—
Regis
Apr
68 Va
(Un)
Louis
Jun
I3
600
227a
St
378
"
(TTn)
3 Va
22%
St
14%
15%
3%
_33%c
Jan
17
12
3%
~3Va
.—25
(Un)—1
2
& Coke..
Jan
9
900
2%
58
67a July
RR—;
6374 Mar
13 Va
Jun
May
1.100
15
Feb
3% May
6% July
Axle
St Louis National Stockyards
1,100
12
437s
500
1,200
common..—
Petroleum
River
Jun
6 V2
15%
1,400
37a
5
5
Service Co of Indiana..
527s Mar
15%
2
5574
1,800
New common wi —
Public
Richman
245.
52 Va May
4.300
Apr
17%
,_i
Corp
Corp
99 Va July
Feb
Jun
7
Feb
235 %
Feb
8
'
May
15%
ZZ-5
52'4
8%
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp of America (Un)
17%
~
2374 July
55%
8
prior preferred—
conv
Feb
3574 Mar
6%
Corp
5%
3474
Jun
15%
3
4274 July
Jan
—
May
17%
10 V2
65 Va July
Jan
21 Va
—*
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Pure
lo
6
Feb
38%
900
8
Co
Apr
May
1.25
Corp
For footnotes
Co class A
35Va
58%
5
Corp
Electric^
&
Gas
Pen
14
43%
100
8 Va
Jan
58
Inc
35
100
2374
6%
:
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Charles) &
III.2
Inc..
2,600
42%
5
10
Jan
200
Apr
65 Va
1
10
.1—
Jan
Jun
Jan
53 Va
Jan
7%
8
,
American World Airways
Pennsylvania
58%
Inc
Dynamics
Pan
Parker
Peoples Gas Light
9%
197a May
50
8%
43
1
5
_____—
421/4 Mar
200 V*
500
-
Jan
2774 Jan
22%
2
1
Chemical Corp.,
Jan
57%
300
50%
99 Va
242
Apr
//v;. 14 Va
34 Va
60 Va
*
5
...
Apr
38
700
8Va
-
5
Auto
Sales
Co
Jun
337a
1450
215 Va 217
1,500
37%
Feb
42%
65
__1
Feb
26
200
79%
50%
Jan
May
:23%;
—5
7%
1.000
242
—
General Contract
.General
61
108
;.,49;//
67%
(Un).
26%
3,300
62
100
141
*
50 >/4
21
Ry common
Power Co—
44% Mar
May
6'A May
35
800
34 Va
1
10
—
2474 Jun
*
Co
Gas
32%
5
Drive
Luxe
29 Va
34%
5
Co
Dairies
Four-Wheel
28 Va
34%
ZZZZZZZl
(Un)
America
Pacific
Phillips
400
7%
38%
5
Co
500
—1
Ohio Oil Co (Un)„—
Natural Gas *
51% Mar
49%
7%
38 Va
jq
Corp
26
26
7
..25
Oklahoma
47% July
48%
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Eastman
25%
Bancorporation
Edison
Ohio
37% July
38%
(Un).
30%
*
Manufacturing Co
2 5 Vi May
1
Inc____
13
(Un)
(Minnesota)
Oak
4,800
Z-ZZ.5
;
297a
400
10
Corp
Northern Illinois
Philco
49%
(Un)
Nemours
Illinois
Northern
16 Va
/
Feb
1374
100
RR
42 Vt
15V4 May
1
(Un)
USA
Jun
85'/4
Feb
200
2.800
Co
Pont (EI)
10%
May
800
Apr
33
10074 July
600
Aviation (Un)
Car Corp
American
Penn-Texas
16
•
Jun
137a
Co
Central
York
North
42% July
52 Va Mar
27 Va
•
Dodge Manufacturing Corp,
Chemical
Co
North American
Feb
41 Va
35%
Jan
10%
141
4
—*
Products
National Standard
30 J/3
15%
34%
797a
32
Co (Un)
(Un)
:
Gypsum
National Lead
200
27%
35%
257b
200
12%
10%
12%
Warrants
41 I,
1
Co
Co
Distillers
National
72% July
271/4
Corp
800
200
34 Va
Container Corp
National
Jan
41%
Company
Edison
National
55%
■
29%
31%
Peabody Coal Co common
——25
Packing
43'A Mar
60'A May
800
,
tv
40%
23%
13%
common
Jan
25
Jun
1,490
38%
100% 100%
40 V*
29
32%
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137
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Continental Motors Corp
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Montgomery
137
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Minneapolis Brewing Co
1
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River
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;
10
Missouri Portland Cement
12.50
Monroe Chemical
Co.—
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Monsanto
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2
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65
650
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145
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Jun
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Jan
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132
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300
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49
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76 Va Mar
400
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1,800
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24%
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American Rad & Stand San
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37
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•
—
5
May
5% Jan
57% May
for Week
of Prices
■
■
Sales
Range
—-
*
Plymouth Oil Corp
43
3,100
7%
——10
Mar
5
14%
7%
Gas..
49% May
2,400
-
Star
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.,—
Jan'
60% -v!
28
(Un)
16
53%
1
Products
Apr
11 July
58%
__
1
Company
29 Va
-
14
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Sylvania Electric
;
Jun
53
Machine Tool
,
63
23%
July
14%
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Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift
62
.
May
38% July
200
2,400
*
>
McKinney Mfg
..1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
2.50
$2.50
convertible
preferred
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
.——10
July
53
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand
200
'
-
Par.
•
85
% July
13% May
600
57%
'
28
60%
10
:
5
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69,300
39%
5
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24% May
3,500
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82
25
14%
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Jun
Week's
Last
Sale Price
58% Mar
49%
300
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55%
62%
7
(Ohio)^
25%
%
57%
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Standard Railway Equipment
1
Stewart-Warner Corp
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Stone Container Corp__
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Studebaker-Packard
24%
14%
5
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Friday
300
28
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20
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Low
51%
85
-
ENDED JULY
STOCKS
Shares
High
-
51 Va
25
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of Prices
51 Va
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Apr
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Florida
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 20
RANGE
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
v
Motor Co
Foremost
Friden
Low
High
58%
58
583%
1,533
52 Vb May
63
173/4
173/4
177/8
1,650
16a/4 May
207/s
43
_1
39
43
31 'A
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32
34 J/2
Jun
43
1.3x4
26%
Feb
Pacmc Tel
Jan
373/4
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«fc
July
General Dynamics
1
68'/a
66%
68 '/a
1,689
57%
Feb
63%
623/4
63 J/2
1,782
53 Vu
Jan
64 % Mar
46
Jun
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
68 Va July
5
Corp
Electric Co (Un)
General
Foods
Corp
(Un)
General Motors Corn
General
Paint
Cum
Corp
pfd
•
com
—_
50
50
47%
47
47%
17
111%
16'/2
*
common
19 J/4
——
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21
General
Public
Service
General
Public
Utilities
(Un).
Oil
Gladding
Goebel
(B P; Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp
(Un)
Gulf
Oil
35
475
38'A Jan
139
41%
Jan
Jun
3/4
2
Corp
a3
a33/4
1
(Un)
(Un)
80
Feb
Jun
jan
46 3/4
8,100
13/4
43%
320
393,4
15
15 J/4
770
28%
215
12'/2 Mc.y
28% July
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Hilton
Hotels
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Corp
Mining Co (Un)
Honokaa Sugar Co (Un)
Honolulu
Oil
Foods
Hupp
151/a
up r
Rexall
Rneem
Aircraft
Rohr
123 J/2 May
20
Corp
Corp
151/e
65
6%
July
Feb
St
10'/4 Mar
12
Jun
69 J/4
69 J/2*
791
56 %
Jan
72
Jun
St Regis Paper
39%
391/2
174
31 J/2
Apr
200
53/4
Apr
39% July
61/2 Jan
11%
11%
...
1
55
6
6
Idaho Mary
Idaho
Mines Corp (Un)
Power
1
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10
International Harvester
International Nickel Co
(Can) (Un)
International
(Urn
Paper
International
Intex
Oil
88c
Tel
Co
&
Tel
\
•
7%
(Un)
Diego Gas
5% preferred
JL-
Jan
31 % Mar
Scott
333/8
Jun
Seaboard
312
40% July
99 3% July
•
797/8
34%
690
11%
11%
a 56%
235
50%
49
50 s/8
560
647/8
62%
65
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1,720
Feb
3.070
a54%
Jan
l09'/4
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32%
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Feb
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28%
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5
16
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68c
130
1,224
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conv
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Industries
Kansas
Power
&
48%
Apr >
53 %
125
210
125
4
193/4
17%
19%
3,659
14
Jun
23%
23
233/4
243
21%
Feb
(Un)
131.
•
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47
2%
131
394
117%
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621
44%
Jan
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'
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Southern
Liooy McNelil & Llboy
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List Corp
Southern
Apr
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Apr
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Lockheed
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Lorillard
Pacific
48
100
46 %
May
49
47%
182
44
Feb
54
16%
201
15%
Jun
18% Mar
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220
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350
443/4
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53 %
21%
22
350
19 3/a
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25
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May
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Oil
Oil
M
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Oil
Co
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a33%
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Stauffer
July
Sterling
313/a
37%
Apr
32 % Jun
1,431
6
Stanley
May
32
100
10
5
,
Mar
46
Apr
a34
185
25%
Feb
18%
18%
650
12%
J an
20%
12%
103
Jan
36 % May
,
Super
Swift
28% May
32%
16,100
14c
July
23c
10
61c
61c
65c
13,245
41c
Jan
1.00 Apr
42%
43
40% May
44% July
(Un)w
5
26
672'
26
188
24% Jun *
27
a46
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40%
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46 3/4
43%
43s/8
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41%
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new
Mar
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Mar
Jun
46%
46%
477
44%
Jun
44% July
46% July
National Auto Fibres
"National Distillers Products
(Un)
National Gypsum (Un)
-1
13%
137/a
560
12% July
26%
:: 740
Natomas Company
'New England Electric
25%
55%
.1
18,000
19%
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74
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47% May
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25
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407/s May
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60
35
32%
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58
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415
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Apr
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53%
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31
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60
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Textron Inc common
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22
22
74
7
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331/2 Mar
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22 J/4 July
247/a
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13'A July
16% Mar
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55'% Juiy
Jan
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251
15c
2
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20% July
Jan
20%
29%
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Co
41 J/2
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19%
1
Bylvanla Electric Products
14c
May
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22
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jun
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213/4 Mar
29%
18
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28
22
California—_6%
Sunray Mid-Continent
Jun
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10
of
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447/a July
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2
Studebaker Packard
July
6
473%
plO
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&
347/8
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40
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Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montana
Power
Co
Montgomery
34%
6
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Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
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155
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23
205
Mar
Apr
200
common
Jan
Apr
343/4 July
6,317
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5
18
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Petrolem
34%
32
33
•
—
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McKesson & Robbtns Inc (Un)
28%
24
233/4
31%
1
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490
30%
31
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pld
Sperry Rand Corp
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70
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10
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213/4 May
42
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243/4
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48
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32 J/2 Mar
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48
28
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25
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47%
7
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180
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preferred
1
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Feb
Feb
29
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219
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Lehman
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423
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15
4.48%
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147
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3 J 72
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93/8
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26%
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56%
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73/4 Mar
30 72
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53%
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6
41%
May
13 J/8 July
5
26/a
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522
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75
—
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•
193/4 July
23% July
Feb
47%
July'
.
125
July
8%
Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County
125
100
—
65
80
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Si
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Apr
72
Feb
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Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
52
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Shell Oil Co
35
■
26
34
245
.
50 J/4 Mar
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43 Vb
148
(Un)
jun
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Kaiser Alum
590
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58%
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Co
Apr
54% July
48 %
28%
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113/4
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July
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20
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.
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.
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55
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51
12
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Apr
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Apr
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23 Va
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Republic Pictures (Un)
Repuoiic bteel Corp tUnj
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201/2
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1
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1,772
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19
700
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Mar
112
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Apr
49
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1
19
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12J/4 Feb
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20 %
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100
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2,024
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1
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Sales
for Week
Range
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Ford
Week's
Friday
tti Frasolsss Stock Exch. (Coot)
Morris
N
(Philip)1 8i Co (Un)
Y Central
RR
»--
System
Mohawk Power
American Aviation (Un)
North American Invest common
Northern Pacific
•
Rwy
Aircraft
"Ohio
Oil
__20c
Co
2%
Match
(Un).
Co
Ohio Oil Co
■
.
Sugar
Co
(Un)__
Mathlesen
-—20
Chemical
Corp—
-
"
Coast 4 Aggregates
—5
Pacific Gas & Electric
common..
26
<'
6%
1st preferred
26
5%% 1st Pfd
25
5%
1st
pfd..
6%
red
preferred
common—
200
2%
300
21
45c
Jan
2% July
49%
Jan
2.70
Feb
3% Mar
U
54% Mar
U
S
Rubber
:*
20
20
-
39%
-
540
39%
40
'
353/4 May
2 l7/a Mar
Jan
/. ;'•
63 % May
36 J/2
1,009
-
Apr
18 7 J/2 May
July
17%
^^•■' 100 "
.
Jan
.'65
May
34
"
29 J/2
Jun
Jan
175
•650
20'/a
-
a72 3/4 a74 Vt
5
10
i
62%
Jan
127/e
Jan
19% July
Warner
50%
51%
5,850
48%
Jan
533% Mar
Washington
353/8
353/3
1,834
,' 333%
Apr
37
Jan
Westates
a3l% a3iy4
100
337/a
Feb
5
Jun
Jan
Mar
U
22% July
46% Apr
7
603/4
S
Steel
30% May
a6%
-1
1
743/4 July
43% Mar
Feb
6 J/2
Jan
7
Jun '
611
29
50'/a
825
SS'/b
537/«
250
60%
63 %
54'% Mar
"'321/2 Mar
49%
347
Jun
May
50%
31%
46%
50%
5
-_—
25
a63/4
50%
30%
50%
•
10
Refining
(Un)
50
Corp common
Universal
j.—16%
Consolidated
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Apr
Oil
60%
61
373/4
50% July
Feb
49 J/4 May
59
-
61%
Mar
58%
210
>'
1,364
20
a63% a63%
——10
(Un)_
com
63%
300
5
■
%
Jan
63% July
51 J/2
Jan
62
Apr
Feb
^ 68
'Apr
May
5
Mar
58%
4
Apr
Victor
■"
Del (Un)
(Un)
Smelting
9,502
<■
Equipment
Bros
Co
Pictures
Water
Petroleum
Preferred
17
1
(Un).
com
(U11)
370
17%
19
330
36'%
1.15
3,869
1.05
12
2,298
10 J/8
Feb
267/8
37%
37%
1.10
11%
11 '/a
26% July
Feb
26%
37%
1
17 J/4 July
,
Jan
26%
1
14% Jan
410
5
*
(Un)__—.i
Power
~
/Jan
373/4
/
1.40
'
13 J/4
Feb
Jan
Apr
"
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29
195
27%
27%
540
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185
94
a25% a25 %
38%
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34
34
34%
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(Un)
com
Inc
27
96
*
S
:;.;f 277
a31%
Corp
"
130 J/4 July
Jan
52'%
'1,343
50
common
103 »/2
r
333
271/2- 27%
~
50
Co
195/8
383/a
40
27% May
27% Jua
303/4 Mar
Western
62c
24%
24 %
30% Mar
Western1 Dept
29%
Jan
Western
27
Feb
Apr
Union
Westingbouse
Jan
Woolworth
Apr
103%
39c
Jan
95c
Apr
,
Yellow
Cab
W)
Co
_*
12%
950
a
common
•'14
Mar
84'% May
279
63%
Feb
Va
131
19%
Jun
223/8 Mar
30
Feb
'; 36% July
'
a20 a21
a20
363/s
1.336
54%
54
Va
55
1,575
477/a
47%
48 J/4
1
(Un)_.
(Un)
22%'•Mar
3
123/s July
75 a76'/4
12%
a757/a
12Va
9%
>9%
9%
Brake (Un)—:——10
Air
(F
com
iUu;—2.0O
July
40
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Feb
Jun
100%
Co
Telegraph
20
a21% a22%
1
25t
Railroad
27% Jan
37%
155
2,600
(Un)___
Stores
Pacific
Western
Inc
40
3,094
62c
Lines
Apr
393/s
62c
Air
Apr
'27
1013/a 1013/a
*
—
of
Fruit
56%
51%
10
29 Va May
22% Jan
350
al283/4 al32 %
25
United Gas Corp (Un)
U S Plywood Corp
19%
.—25
_____
Corp
United
56%
pfd
Gas
United
.'.■'34%
4.36% red 1st
"Pacltic Lighting
&
1.75
Jun
22% July
120
27%
Corp
dividend
!37
603
'
(Un)—;
i
Lines
150
'
„
96
7
a27'%
$4.50
413/4 July
29% Jan
Air
42
25
Pacific Oil
Aircraft
United
Feb
7
26
v
Sugar
United
Jun
34%
41
28
ser
Union
94% May
24
7
19%
Mo
—
old
RR
New common-' w
1 Jan
41 7/8
A
pfd
red
250
jan
Jun
20% May
•47
16%
pfd
red
4.50%
793/8
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Jun
pacific
1,659
1st
5%
17% Mar
of
20
25%
•
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13'/4
24%
247/a
(Un)—1
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of Calif—^
Co
223/4
25
——
195
2%
6
Pacific
?
Co
Electric
Union
19%
4
.
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36%
283/4
442
1.75
—5
Union
Union Oil
13'/a
*
&
'
1,496
/
a53% a53%
12
common—_
307/a
21%
May
8% Mar
(Un)
Century-Fox
Union Carbide
60
5% July
16% Apr
298
41% 41%
a21% a22%
1.75
1
Co.
Edison
21
"
Jan
432
a87% a88 %r
1
Feb
47
1,680
30%
■
•
Inc
Occidental Petroleum Com
Ohio
a87
1
(Un)
new
30%
1
.
;; 21
26% May
202
5 °/8
17%
38% "38%
"North
Oceanic
"
—
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Northrop
53/8
...
553/4
5%
17%
-1
(Un). ..1
(Un).
-
Warrants
Twentieth
36
34%
62
Mar
51'/a
Jun"
515
45%
Jun
50 3/a Mar
300
«
8 3/4
Jan
10 Va
/2
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
Ust
>
20
Montreal Stock
quotations
on
all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled on all
Canadian Stock
Canadian
W. C. Pitfield &
WfA'i
Last
STOCKS
Co, Inc
Exchange
Fnnd*
.
Sale Price
-
Salee
'Range
Friday
for Week
Share*
«» Prices
Range Since Jaw. 1
"
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
30 Broad Street
Abltibl Power
4
Teletype: NYl-1979
NEW YORK
Ac Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
20
Aluminum
-
Co
21
A_.
Tel
'
..
Co
4%%
pfd_
pfd
41%
6,142
34%
Jan
42% Apr
243/4
825
23
Jun
26%
21
July
21
22
185
7%
116
138
147
25
503/4
50%
50'/s
52%
51J/2
OO
45%
8%
127
Jan
Mar
Jan
93
5,135
100
Jan
147
July
July
23
May
26
Jan
521/2
45'%
24
Apr
Feb
4,055
25 y4
25 J/4
7%
4.934
127
120
25
—50
50
4%
High
40
139
Canada
Low
<
24%
123
of
preferred
Aixgxu Can
__
High
.7%
class
Aigoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
4 %%
45.
41 J/4-
commo
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Por footnotes see
page
'Low
Par
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
--
-
,
-
Jun
54
F"b
70
51% July
54
Feb
30
44% May
50% Mar
546
---
..
50%
Number 5553
184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(357)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Argus
Ltd
Corp
$2.50
Corp —.
Steels Ltd
of
Bank
«'■ a34
•?■?.;'■ -55
5o%
007-2
10
Rights
Class
10
Natlonale
Canadienne
Bathurst Pow &
-44
63%
64
41% :•
*
B
reiepUonc
44
v/,
Brazilian Traction
Bowater
Corp
Britisn
10.457
1.25
•7%
*
British
American
Oil
Bnutn
Columbia
Electric
4%<fc
50%
*
Co
preferred
4%
49
53
July
Jan
46
Mar
37
Jun
45%
r
Jun
Jun
6%
Apr
50 V2
-
A
35
"8
Mav.
51
A'
Jan
Power
—
;
•
100
48
75
...1
90
16'A
2,645
46
47
3,808
48%
48%
a9%
16%
•
a9%
46 %
105%
Jan
May
Bruck
Columbia
...25
Telephone
Ltd
Mills
Building
class
Power
Cement
common
preferred
Canada
Forgings
A
Foundries
Iron
cauaua
class
-
—
38
-—
Canadian
tl 25
.
Breweries
■ Mar
1
•
$1.75
$1.00
series
common
al7
al6%
al7
290
16
22%
65% July
105
Jan
Jan
Steel
8j6
12
May
13% Jan
100
20
July
20
56
2,238
44%
30
3,141
29
29 Va
'
Jan
57%
Jun
Jun
33%
30
Jun
33%
Jan
32
Mar
Bt
Lawrence
41
345
33
Feb
42
Jun
Bt
Lawrence
Corp
17
3,000
14% July
21% Mar
30%
585
30
July
37
Feb
21
Apr
al8
15
18
Jun
9%
""3,200
9
May
4
200
4
Jun
Jun
23
May
27%
Jun
a95
a9o
35
77
Feb
91%
Apr
22
Jan
26
24%
7%
27
27
20
20%
24%
13
2,475
55%
I,700
66%
68
2,505
76% ;
4,439
70
Chemical
Converters
&
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
Fairbanks
pfd____20
A
com—_—•
Morse
Locomotive
v*> aaiaa
Oil
5 7c
.
*
.—
Companies
common...
;
•
-
-
1953
warrants
IS55 warrants
19
145
25
Jan
20
'Jan
28% Julv
106 106%
50
102%
Apr
106'A July
8
Feb
24
■V
preferred
Jan
Sicks'
Jan
41
May
Petroflna
Canadian
400
12
5.00
'
5.50
^
Vlckers
Canadian
12
Canada
of
<B
Combined
Breweries
700
10 Va
Jan
20 % July
19'A
18% July
21% May
19'A
290
19 »A
20
435
a20
a20
a20
75
64'/a
'64
64%
4,977
14
29 Va
14
3,425
12%
Feb
29%
29%
75
28%
Feb
31
Jan
*
17
17
17%
675
16% May
18
Apr
81%
81%
83
900
75%
92
410
100 Va
Jan
2,242
68%
Jan
k
133A
Simpsons
Ltd
Southern
Canada
Steel
of
,.
102 Va 102%
88 Va
90
7
Cnnsol
Mlnlne
Consolidated
Smelting
fr
—
July
Co
Corbys
;
47
47%
295
47
45
51
435
40
Jun
140
140
65
140
Mar
10
10
450
Dominion
Coal 6%
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
5'/o
■
9%
25
26
125
25%
200
50
20%
24%
3,300
*
53
53
53 Va
190
67%
69%
7,497
1%
2,456
Jan
17
-*100
16%
Jun
17%
Apr
Wabasso
1,310
9%
Jan
13 v
Mar
31%
9,615
30 %
July
.
54%
36%
69
—100
83
103%
47%
4.95
;
V
;
2,845
33 %
May
120
19% July
8% Jun
13%
13%
885
11
Jan
a7%
a7%
50
7% May
17% Apr
27% Jan
18
200
34
35
1.450
102
102
47%
48%
16
16
23
24%
40
42%.
18
18
-
34%
102;
.
47%
*
16,
23%
—.
,
10 '
100%
40
16
1.75
2.00
43,453
8%
7%
37
37
38%
35
35
35
330
Jan
21
210
31
Ltd
Go's
1
31
24
Jan
Class
*<
&
class
Smith
$2.00
Alabas
Paper
Oil
Brown
j
ttiiand
6%
Ini-
1,240
3,645
1.451
39,
29%
51
37
13%
11%
12%'
46
45
Canada
oi
Bronze
12%
£1
Corp
54%
55'A
.—100
50
Canada
Paper
International
common
Co
106%
Jun
23 Va
163
25% May
52
48 4
Feb
A 48 % May
50
Jan
Pord
Motor
July
64
Jan
94
Jan
11%
150
A
12%
900
55%
■■.•
;;
Apr
Hydro-Electric
60
Feb
Investment
56
July
Jun
12% Mar
3,660
50
18
2,940
15
11%
45
24
505
98%
560
59
1
London
Feb
Lowney Co Ltd
Feb
18 Vt
Jan
28
78%
Jan
98% July
Feb
142% May
Jan
HART
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
McColl-Frontenac
Mexican Light &
109
EXCHANGE
40
Apr
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
Branch:
1203
Phillips Square
9
Oil
4 7c
Ltd
Distilleries
—_——r—9
—:———10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Montreal Refrlg & Storage Ltd
Moore
Corp Ltd common
9
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—
9
al5
20
15 Va
200
100
■
■
Office:
St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
17%
2,340
200
29
24%
955
20%
a37
15
37
36 Va
75
22
2,405
30'A
97
93
10
July
10%
<41% Apr
Jun
<
"36% Mar
X
29
100
28 Va
30 Va
86
Mar
93
July
600
'
6,130
46
110
10 Va
100
..
Apr
July
24% Mar
Jan
19% May
7%
:
29
130
5%
5
7%
24%
Jan
July
34
21%
;
15% July
15% July
29
.
7% July
11% Jun
Jun
20%
93
13% Apr
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jun
98
4.35 May
5%
July
97
Apr
6.50
*
7 Va
Jan
50
46
July
10 Va July
Jan
Jun
Jan
10% July
136'A
46 %
47
8,296
33%
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105
54
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24
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22
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26%
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5
1.25
800
1.15 May
1,575
109% May
138
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Feb
56
Jun
130 % 136%
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:
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70
*
July
25
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,
36 %
May
50
70
1.90
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May
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11
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61
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—
16
Apr
Mar
55
Apr
13%
125
13
Feb
17
16
200
15%
Jun
19% Mar
;
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500
7
a22 a22 %
150
22
94
110
85
Jan
a97
a97
7%
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94
7 Vb
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—-
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Apr
22% Jun
100
100
Mar
Jan
20
97
July
all Va all Va
15
11
Mar
al5
al5
137
15%
11
11
100
11
2.50
4.30
65,750
1.75
Apr
37
39 %
540
33%
Feb
42
Apr
38
May
12
•'
al5
11
4.25
38
Jan'
July
a36
a36
10
38
May
48%
51 VB
315
40
Jan
9
July
■
Jan
18
Mar
12%
Apr
4.30 July
51 Vb July
9
1,000
10Va
Jan
47
265
37%
Jan
50
Apr
Ltd com__9
50
Manufacturing Co Ltd com
9
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n
c
part 2nd pfd
———50
a31
a31
1
29 Va
Jan
a49 Va
a50
40
35% May
6^^/* Jan
a9 Va
a9 Va
46%
Pr
Co
Ltd—
9
Quebec Power Co
f
s
&
Lt
1st
pfd
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
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Industries
Ltd
Co
Sangamo
common
Power
9
pfd—100
6%
a50
9
v
15
47
172
68
68
75
19
5
———9
Ltd
Canada
Southern
20
1,345
Feb
73
Jan
18% May
10
Mar
21% Feb
500
14
Mar
12 %
600
12
Jun
14
Feb
al40
17
135
May
145
14%
Jun
15
Apr
75c
Jan
75c
Jan
a75c
a75c
5
11 Vs July
1.25 Mar
1.75
Jan
Jun
—————6
pfd
Finance
Corp class
B
red
52 %
Feb
11%
9
Class
July
al41
Tooke
Red
Mar
46 %
12
75
Traders
10
68
11 VB
al4
common
Jun
al40
al4
Bros
"48
11 %
9
5 7c
5%
11
20
Btowell Screw Co Ltd class A
Branch
Jun
11
10,600
:
51% Mar
45%
Northern
Power
alO
1.70 July
Feb
10
Newfoundland
Paton
12 Va
alO
Apr
1.20
pfd_100
pfd——10
of Canada Ltd
Red
49%
11%
c.
.
43%
785
48
a80
34
cum
6%
Pow Co Ltd com 13.50
Preferred
Mica
10%;
46%
63
24
"
Corp—1
(Walter M)—9
Melcher3
342
—
Power & Paper Co
11% May
1,625
5%
7%
9
50
—1
1
Investment
Canadian
MacLaren
24%
138
STOCK
B—
Feb
35%
High
LOW
"70c
231,850
1.70
<
97
Corp———9
Inc class A
class
Partic
Jan
34%
STOCK
*
10
97%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.45
30%
*
pfd
Alfred,
Lambert,
-
Mar
Apr
6harek- X
a37
9
A
ciass
Securities
conv
101%
Mar
for Week
Foundation—
22%
13 /%
Cr
July
Jan
cum
A 50%
May
96% May
98
4,986
6%
67c
Can
Felt Co Ltd common—
Jan
6% May
Sales
:
*
36%
9
Sec Corp Ltd-:
Power
Hubbard
May
16
V
Foreign
July
Co of
10%
3,670
6%
'
8.60
54
Range
24%
Corp
Zellerbach
36%
270
8.098
Week's
of Prices
29
20
10
9
Jan
3,710
Exchange
Fonda
46
Manufacturing Ltd
/
6'fc
15% May
22% Apr
July
500
15%
1
9
Fleet
47
56
Inv Ltd
15% Mar
40
138
TORONTO
45.
Jan
11 Vb
25
Co
Feb
25
10.
Paper
&
Westinghouse
15% Mar
"V 4,951
.,23%
CANADIAN
page
35% Jan
159
al5
—^.^-5
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
9
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-9
East Kootenay Power 17c pfd——100
46
:
Power
Crown
Jan
10
48
MONTREAL
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
1,391
34%
MEMBERS:
see
Jan
Apr
May
14
49%
93
11
-
Feb
60
SAVARD
For footnotes
Mar
35
22
25
pfd—100
Ltd
Trust 5%
67% July
112
Jun
10%
•
62 William
July
75
300
.
48%
22
Ltd
Chatco Steel Prod Ltd pfd__
consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
2,606
99
17'A
•
Ltd
Local
May
17
21%
II,515
•
9
*
Canadian Marcohi Co
Jun
7.50
common
Petroleum
Jan
V;.: 48
*
25.
International
Mar
July
11
10
common
28
32
99
—
Inter Inv
39
48
—
;
Ingersoll Rand Co
Canadian
Apr
59'A
12
6%
-L7
common—•
.....
23
*
Canadian
38
54%
A
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Apr
66
94
class
Ltd
—
—
58
Jun
8% July-
Sugar
Dominion
Packers
B
Feb
Jun
•
58%
5
com
—
17
Jan
65% May
14
22%
May
5.00 May
10 % July
14% Feb
820
1,360
12%
alO
1
*
•
*
j
Canadian
Jan
Jan
57
Ltd
Co
22
47%
10
__
Class
42% Jan
90%
54%
Canada
Jan
33
,
47
93%
Apr
May
230.
Steel
&
anada
<
Mar
26%
885
13
15%
"
May
23
1,760
36%
68
31'A
A
37
50
9%
AA:
May
52
2,870
9
•
preferred
or
110
67%
.
Acceptance
Nickel
109
—
—
13
230
13%
•
1 ;?
4————--L.10
preferred
Cement preferred
International
.
.
64%
67'A
•
.
$4 50 preferred
$2.25
:
25%
38.
28%
50
Ltd
1,530
Low
5
Company
Burlington
..Jun
29%
Jun
36'A
common
preferred
Industrial
-
12%
i, 36
8% July
855
51
com
preferred
Imperial -Tobacco
6%
135
17i
,
9
•
2
Bay Mining
Husky Oil
Imperial'Bank,
;
13 %
>
•
-
new
16%
17
1-50
—49
Belgium Stores Ltd common-:———*
5%
preferred
—
—20
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl A—*
44% Mar
■
Jun
a56% A57%v
-;:Xv."X..X':
*
A
Hudson
Imperial
55 %
'
B
Seward
■
25
1,966
12%
Lime
Oil
Borne
25
61
24%
25
100
3
Wares common
Lakes Paper Co Ltd-
Gypsum.
.
29
5% preferred
Otneral Dynamics
General Steel
JanV
72%
9
Timber
&
Anglo-Canadian Pulp at Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co_i
Jan
79
Jan
28
16%
.38 %
L.•
common
£
,
a9
13%
—
16%
a56 %.
common————9
Pnw»r
Mar
55
a
*
2.00 July
24
Jan
Jan
61
Players Canadian Corp—
1
'; Ford Motors
———5
foundation Co1 of Canada——9
f*''^neaii
80
103 % July
Jun
5.55
71%
par
Abitca Lumber
18% July
7% May
10,800
26
—
Famous
Fraser
2.75
9,630
16 Va
Last
/
v
Jan
42 % July
.
July
a9
27 %
.—20
_—I
Corp
II,265
10%
15%
Friday
'
"VX
.
Elect rolux-
5.00
9.60
Sale Prlca
24% July
1.75 July
1Q
a21 % a21%
-XX X--
9
pfd
4.50
25
stocks
49% July
Jan
12%
2,100
12,855
——1.85
A
55% July
57% Jan
,101,
Jun
175
Jun
Canadian
July
July
17%
:
Jan
32
17,285
17%
v
"
18%
8%.
18
35
July
—9
class
Jun
24% July
Feb
49
40 Va
Canadian Slock
Mar
103% Feb
Feb
100*
"
24
Apr
805
15%
Brewery Ltd
*
*>n Pont of Canada See. com———
*
Dupuis Freres class A-j———*
Co
.
I,525
48%
.
7% Mar
23%
Paper
Mar
48
14
•
50
common
Preferred
46
22%
13 % May
...
Eddy
Gas
10% Mar
15%
Dew
Mar
28
100
39% Mar
6,190
♦
Ltd
29
Feb
July
Apr
23%
Ltd————*
Dcminion Textile common
iJmited
Zeiiers
Mar
A 56
;
a8%
—20
pfd
Jan
11% Jan
•
23
*
1*
•
A
—
Central
Winnipeg
17% Mar
17
Mar
36%
———-
Chemical common
Jan
152
Apr
17Vj Feb
25
17
72%
•
class
(Geo)
102 V* 103 Va
10
16%
Corp—9
Cotton
Class. B'
Mar
9
common
——
Bros
46
Weston
6% Jan,
4% May
30
May
-
__T
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Jari
21%
-
'
DoDOhue
38
a8%
36%
23%
a8%
Dominion 8teei; & -Coal'——--* - ■.
Red
8%
15% July
15% Jun
45
100
r
Jun
*
—
Stores
al6
52
100
Dominion Tar &
al6
;
610
16%
15V«
16
——•
1—25..
-
common
'■Rights.':
30%
•
—
-—2
—
preferred,
Dominion
6%
10%
-
pfd
Bank
Rights
Oils
United Steel
—;—*
Foundries & Steel com——*
Dominion 01a««
.
Jan
60% May
6 : May
2,800
pfd-,.——
52% Mar
45
95%
22'/a
May
54% Mar
X
Jun
25'A
95%
26
*
Triad
10
31
—————35
preferred
Preferred
86
30%
405
31
Co
90
Apr
41
Apr
102% July
Apr
52
40
tv.';-'
•
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
17
—9
9,
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion- Bridge
Dominion
Toronto-Dominion
•
Seal
&
31% July
45% May
315
;
B
Cork
A 36% Mar
4.50
A
class
Class
Crown
15% May
Jun
\ 52
,
Apr
Apr
65% Mar
56'A May
95%
Canada
Jun
4.50
Consumers Glass
21
Feb
25%
Power
30%
10%
10 Va
,31%
21%
16%
*
.
pfd
5 'U
—
23% May
-—*.«.»—•
Textile
•
35%
6%
*
•
17% Mar
_».-100
*
common
5,208
36
..
*
J)
Enterprises
Jan
20 Va
^_100
*
—
5,477
"
a62% a62%
/
0■v
July
100
19Va
*
com
-
;/ Voting trust ctfs
Simon
<H) & Sons
July
5.50
3.50 July
1,960
32%
30%
"
■
35%
*
Chrysler1 XCorp:j(x
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
•
Cogblin
31%,
29%'
32%
3d
——-—<26
preferred—10 1'
Ltd
76
Jun
30% Mar
"
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jan
96%
"
10%
.————
4%%
Williams
;
792
50
26'/8 July
•
1
common
Shirriff-Horsey
6,048
Apr
July
20
52
B
Feb
30
Feb
68
Feb
53
135
50
7%
13%
62 %
28
102%
Feb
28%
28%
„
-
—
i
—
9
Jan
>
May
12% May
52'/a May
.
a95
89
47%
Class
Feb
a95
—
Preferred
Sherwln
Jan
158
•
common
'
23
28%
28
"
:v,
7% July
25
.26%
—
.
——10
preferred
500
"
27
>
•
common
Canadian
;
Pfd———-—25 \
6%
Industries
4ii«aian
9%
Cellulose
class
51%
Jun
27 Va
;;
'
Canadian
Canadian
\
175
12 «/a
54%
13
54 V4
68
74%"
Bhawlnigan Water & Power common—•
Series A 4% preferred
50
4% Mar
7%
Ltd
Co
Preferred
11% Mar
4
Oil
Rovalite
Apr
9
al8
al8
150
45
10
Cement—
16
.■
30
500
*
class A
—
27
■40%
150
27%
*
*
James
Company,
B
Royal Bank of Canada-.
Apr
Mar
*
Ltd
u5
'
Apr
May
64
*
745
30%,
31
34
50
Jan
40
—-——*
31
30
X 37%
Apr
13% Jan
Jan
826
Feb
12%
Jan
51%
Apr
105
150
*
.
Paper
Class
"
—25
Robertson
July
"A
27%
Company
Refining
28
4
Jan
25%
May
3,713
Jan
18
,
44
Regent
20
995
:',;:A:2
60'/a
12
Jan
27
27%
Jan
26
29%
58%
27 Va
Jun
101% July
11% Jun
50
3.50 Mar
Jun
*
common
River
29
'
May
•
100
common
Products
Placer Development
Powell
al2
a48 % a48%
36
112
10
125
60
QueDec Power
"27
102
29
Jan
Penmans
Feb
25
al2
*
Tubes
t-age-Hersey
July
12%
„
102
•■•■•"'A
2.50
all% all%
104
37
55
31
40%
16%
*
— 9
-
Ontario
15
Jun
300
Feb
64 Va July
22% July
*
Ogilvie Flour Mlils
7%
preferred
Jan
12
30
———25
25
_
23
980
*
Mines Ltd
30
*
common
Series
710
2.55
Feb
103 Va
11% Mar
24
,
Jan
Mar
9%
May
Jan
23'/a
;
a22 % a22 %
Steel Car Corp
Noranda
Rolland
10
Ltd7
Canadian Ceianese
*
"v.-
93
41%
2.50
100
Jan
20
i
20
553A
293A
preferred ——25
Bronze common-.-——-—*
Canners
,
Va
4b
7% July
23%
24
*
preferred
40 Va May
2.50
*
A
23
July
'
7,644
23%
*
class
B
40
May
May
July
26
25
1,610
14
39 % Apr
104% July
■
May
a21
43%
v', 13%
Jun
33
97
Jan
43-
*
A
27% Feb
102
10
340
Apr
45
Jan
2,370
A"" 575
26
100
8 Va
64%
9
*
Power Corp of Canada————*
Price Bros 6 Co Ltd common—
•
4 7c
preferred
—100
.
25
94 Va
31
-
a9%
62
28% May
15
Mar
94
101% May
28% May
"
Cahadian
Canadiad
class
14%
|
11
62
254
99
26
„
Canadian Bank of Commerce
5-
Jun
94
Niagara Wire Weaving
52
May
Jan
9 Va
*
—
6,279
ld4%
26
*104%
pfd
4.40
56
24
600
8
National
May
465
103
99
100
100
Canada Steamship common.—.—-— *
5%
preferred
50
Canada Wire &, Cable Co Ltd—New Class B
9
Ltd
Safeway
2,641
21% July
10
77/a
Apr
July
33 %
29
43%
8
Feb
19%
47
8% May
Jun
:
45
25% Mar
10
National Drug & Chemical common—5
Preferred
5
Jan
46
75
-210
Va July
Jan
350
500
10
Jan
95
15% May
36%
27%
Jun
29
v
55
Apr
May
90
>
650
,
.
37
33
:_10
com
Preferred
Canada
■
38
65
64%
65
*
103%;? 103'A 103'A
35'A 'j 33% rjt, 37 '
29
30
...20 '''
■'■
:
ft28
a28
*
—:c V
common
11.30
v
•
•
Preferred
Canaaa
48'A
*
A
Products
Calgary
Oil
Breweries
4%%
6,000
190
22
'
a21
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
52%
Apr /
'
50%
75
90
15%
90
.
•
,
-
July
45
29
•
'
Class
55
22
*
common
*
B
lfolson
Jan
100
(Robt)
Class
■
47% July
*
British
;
285
38 %
44
Power——
Preferred
Mitchell
s
Feb
605
29
*
A—
Bloedel class B
«Si
McCun Jb'ronieujtC
July
July
37
'
class
ldassey-H&rrls-Fergusou
1.26 July
Feb
Lawrence
High
140
a9%
(John)
MacMillan
51% Mar
July
28
300
53
Products
Forest
Columbia
Columbia
St
4.45 July
65
Jun
96
49
t»0
100
preferred
British
102
lOi:
101
50
preferred
British
Lower
Jun
Apr
Low
275
54%
54%
44
Morgan & Co common
•
-o
Lewis
Acceptance
Bros Ltd-—
Ltd
Laurentide
Co—
'
o
68 %
v
Labatt
Range Since Jan. 1
High
53
•
May
56% July
47
26,0.<2
,
Mar
62
1.02
v
660
47%-. :
*
39% May
*
-
1,018
37
45'A
46 Va
•
common
Jun
3.00
13,695
51-
35
37;
preferred
4%%
50%
Power..
&
Note
Bank
7%
50
Light
pfd—1
5 'to
American
-
Utilities
45
Jan
486,398
■t' -v7
Shares
273
Power
International
33
54
2,703
47%
International
30% July
Jan
47%
'•*.
330
47
47 Va
—
for Week
Low
*
Corp common—5
lnterprovlnclal PiDe Lines—5
Jamaica Public Service Co Ltd com—*
Apr
47% July
'
1,533
1.20
fit-.
25%
'
'
29,395
-
:
Jun
May
25
908
47
—X'V
44 ..
*
Pap class A—.
Sales
Range
Par
'
38 ' :May
17% Feb
410
4.45
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1
High
.
46
4,105-
-
.
bl"
4.40
Jan.
since
21
*
3,30a
4.40 4?
-•;
47
———
Bau^uc
30%.
60
60%
loo
2,675
a32%
25
;
.
41%
27%
'
■'*
1,200
a31 %
*
Scotia
Nova
4J
20
Friday
Range
Low
46%.
29%
Moutieai-
of
43 %
JULY
STOCKS
Shares
22
46%
i
preferred
oeiuurn
ca-uey
Bans,
10
i
*
I'igh
21%
common.
preferred
Abio^oU>5
Atlas
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Range
-—
pfd——
al.50
al.50
5
--
46
44'/a
46
830
40
May
46
9
July
9
43
43
43
50
43
July
43
July
40
48'A
48
48%
200
41
Jun
A
48% Feb
.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(358)
$
..
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
F[1f8aty
.'oV'■■ 1''"
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
Union
Wainwrlght Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
•
Products
Westeel
Windsor
-
al3
50
1,390
44
56%
58%
26
4.95
Low
13
78'A
10 %
a
19
235
46%
20
2%
Red
6%
17%
'■
Apr
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd——
—1
Jan
Jun
21
Jan
Sisco
Jun
47
i Mar
July
Anthonian
Ascot
Metals
Metal
Aull
3,500
22c
Feb
1
18c
17c
18c
59,100
13c
Jan
—2UC
Ltd—
2.70
2.70
2.75
800
35c
40c
6,000
2.25
2.30
2,000
—
1
Corp
2.70 May
35c
3.70
71c
July
1.51 May
37,900
4%c Jan
59c
DC
Duffault
Sullivan
Apr
Tache
Lake
Apr
Tiblemont
20c
52c
Feb
Torbrit
12c
Jun
24c
Jan
Trebor
*
12c
July
21%c
14c
1,000
1
17
14%
17
15,439
70c
70c
80c
7,500
::■> 9
Jan
17
Jun
70c
90c
Jun
July
Mines
United
Valor
Gold
Silver
1
90c
89c
90C
10,900
Jun
Virginia
1
20c
15c
20c
20,500
9c
Jan
23c
Apr
Weedon
Ltd—1
11c
lie
13c
8,500
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
Wendell
Beaucage Mines
Ltd
—
Bellechasse Mining Corp.——
1
---1
2.20
2.30
4,500
Jan
90c
35,150
1—1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Lake
Red
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyviile
Boreal
Oil
1
Voting Trust-*
Refining Corp
&
Metals Ltd
Rare
Bouscadillac
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Mines Ltd——
Brilunu
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Calata
Petroleums
Ltd
Uranium
Ltd;.
Astoria
Canadian
5%
15c
Mar
44c
18c
July
42c
20c
6,100
8,200
1.18
500
1.99
2.00
3,300
Cassiar
4,425
69c
Celta
19,000
8.05
8.00
Cadillac
75c
49c
Del
Mining
Rio
Co
Asbestos
Empire
Oil
&
Metal
Fano
Mining
Foril.aua
Frobisher
Ltd
Heath
Gold
Israel
Jardun
Jaye
Mines
Ltd
Zinc
Lead
Kroy Oils Ltd
Labrador Min &
Co
Co
Newkirk
New
New
New
Lake
Coal
Ltd
New
Vlnray
Rim
Coulee
Mines
Nu-Age
Pacific
30c
May
2,100
12c
Mar
17%
26c
29c
27%
29%
24 %c
10c
27c
,1
26c
1.23
2,800
1.05
88
24%
225
9%
10
675
21%
21%
365
14c
21%
13 %c
14c
13,500
22c
22c
3,820
5.10
5.00
5.50
4,000
7%
71/4
8%
7%
400
19c
Jun
1.20
1.70
'Iff
1.30
Jan
Feb
Feb
Aumaque
Aunor
Jan
Auto
Auto
Fabric
Jan
Jan
2.50
Apr
;
8,000
22c
850
77c
1.16
-
80
25 %c
2.64
12.
2,700
70c
1,900
1.10
8c
8c
4,000
3.05
3.55
85,940
2.00
July
40c
Jun
95
Jun
54c
Gold
Gold
Avillabona
Bagamao
8% July
9% May
May
Jan
98,805
27c
Apr
90c
1.60
1.70
1,200
45c
53C
9,950
2,880
13% May
95
95%
210
120%
125
1,705
94% May
93
Feb
138 147 %
3,922
15%
139
16%
1.55 July
29 %c
jlOO
2.10
53c
Jan
51
790
49%
19%
lie
Apr
71c
Jan
93
Jun
35,925
Feb
Jan
May
Feb
125
Feb,.
25c
50'/a
1,525
3.95
July
147% July
..
Jan
2.03
6.20
Apr
3.20 May
64c
Apr
60c
July
5.00
5.20
4,508
21c
ri(,
10c
13c
23,400
4.05
4.05
200
8,400
Jan
Apr
May
1.48 May
,
'
2.40
53
12%
780
1.28
1.44
20,450
25%
25%
25%
50
14 %c 18'/2c
150,275
53
2.30
28,265
42c
42c
45c
2,200
22
21%
22%
2,575
2.23
:
52%
-
Feb
1.50
8 %c
Feb
Apr
Jun
20% July
53% Jart
51% May
12% July
•
13%
1.00 May
24% Jan
Jan
Apr
25 %e
•'
Jun
Apr
2.37
Jun
65c
1.72 May
20% July
46%
260
45
Feb
280
53
Feb
29c
29c
34c
15,143
15c
Jan
70c
Feb
19c
18c
20c
57,400
18c
July
52c
Feb
13
13
100
14 %
Apr
6 '/*
July
7'.-/
Feb
fi 13
.5%
.
ii
5%
6Vs
.
4,750
19c
12%
Jun
3.50 Mar
:
6%
300
27%
30%
12,200
19c
21c
6
"
13c
5% May
Feb
30"4 July
7,017
13c
Jan
27c
Apr
18,800
20c
17%
11c
May
21 %e
Jan
24c
Apr
74c
Mar
46c
Apr
13%c 15%c
43 %C
16'/2C
—
37,200
8c
46c
101,066
35c
Apr
55,000
16c
July
39c
16c
17c.
Jan ;<
2.12
2.30
833
2.05
11%
12
125
10%
5%
1
llc
>
Feb
A———_*
-
Jun
—*
class
25% Apr
47'% July
57% Jan
May
54%
-.5 Vi-
150
12c
15,100
„1
9%c
10c
39,500
17%
27,710
35
1,387
feanff Oils ■————-f—.
50c
of
—
5
;
I 2.45 Mar
>
i
Jan
9c
Jan
3.05
9c
8.80
25
;
13% May
6%
if Rights
Bankeno
—
Bankfield
——n.
17
Jan
f 35
2.80
3.10
.10
56
55
56
1,417
47%
60»/2
60%
61
1.080
53%
Jun
4.40
4.50
12,165
3.00
17c
Jan
_10
Jun
i
III
Mines
Mines
Cons
.—1
34C
11 %c'
33 %C
He
58,914
-
1.60
Feb
35c
5,470
31c
17,000
9c
60c
68%
Apr
Apr
4.50
July
1.00
1.00
1.05
Metals
3c
v.| 2.45
Uranium
93c
Mines
Petroleums
Ltd
Bathurst
Power
&
Paper
:
30c
14 %c
class
5,700
Lodge
Feb
Beaver
Lumber
Beaucage
35,400
2.45
2.49
2,050
82c
94c
107,500
76c
33c
33,900
22c
14c
63
2.16
7%
7%
2.30
2.20
2.35
4.300
40c
40c
45c
2,500
19%
145
-if.
—
Uranium
Co
common
63
,
42
:
1.65
Feb
19c
Mar
1.25
19
46
Jan
6% May
1.90 Mar
31c
65% May
Jun
May
3.25
8
3.40
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jun
15c
Feb
11c
11c
3,000
36c
24 %c
36c
247,200
21c
38c
40c
May
55c
37c
30c
75c
Feb
2.99
May
49,330
Gairdner &
Company Inc.
Apr
29,600
1.77
Jan
3.00
ioc
10c
18,500
5c
Jan
62c
82c
174,800
48c
Jun
15
13%
15'A
5,700
20c
20c
19%
16c
Jun
27c
Feb
21c
July
57c
60 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Apr
500
Jan
8.50
Feb
12c
Apr
July
21c
22c
191/"
7,500
1
"Z.I
19%
20%
4,400
12%
75c
Mar
15(4,
Mar
36c
Apr
Jan
20 %
July
1.65
1.60
1.70
{9c
8,100
j
18c
~i
19c
34,600
16c
16c
17c
4,000
16c
May
33c
Mar
28c
32c
34,300
27c
2 09
40c
2.00
July
2.10
May
37,300
1.95
1.85
1.95
3,800
16c
18c
4.500
1.65
Jun
1.75 July
10 %c
Jan
Canadian A filiate:
1.20 Mar
1.95
Jun
4.75 Mar
3.45
32c
Apr
ADr
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.00
Jun
20%
July
Jun
Apr
71c
Jan
9c
10c
May
-
2.05 Juiy
7.40
Jan
61c
Jun
825
Feb
Jan
'
37
578
78,850
25c
2.60 May
1.25 Apr
Mar
42
19%
y
Feu
62
7%
Apr
1.09
Apr
25
2.40
,.
2.33
Jan
17c
July
27,100
40c
Jan
22c
14 %c 15 %C
2.18
Class' B
Beattie-JJuquesne
1.00 May
3c
July
5c
63
A_
Beatty Bros
Beaver
3c f
'
Jun
61c
juiy
July
3.10 May
Apr
1,700
61c
1
ADr
16c
1.39
Feb
■
156
,.
Mar
12c
62c
Y-
—1
-
July
Feb
10%c Jan
Jan
16 %c May
July
Jan
4.45
Montreal
5.20
89c
Jan
1.98
28%
May
'40c
3.70
2.50
.
Jan
12
lie
Aor
7.40 Mar
2.70 May
•
Aor
-2.70
Jan
46%
9c
2.15
>
Jun
9c
'Feb
21c
H
Jun
53%
53%
'
Mining
Feb
4,000
53
12%
1.44
31%
Baska
Mar
ii,750
27,000
75
14%
Rata
8c
3.65
2,200
33%
Base
34c
18c
23.200
15
lo */8
Jan
14c
12c 13 %c
21c
—1
Apr
67,500
3.50
8,492
2.23
__50
Ltd
Jan
22,400
20c
2.80
"
127,225
12c
5.65
14%
1*50
Mines
c
"
1.55
175
—.
Warrants.
Barymln Co
60c
35c
3,020
•
—10
—
Barvire
2.00
9,500
573,721
2.45
6.60
2.75
f
——.
Oil & Gas
Apr
55c
Vno
_
1
Mines
Mar
1.74 Mar
Jan
43c
1.24
2.75
1.34
2.30
6.60
2.34
16c
preferred
5.25
July
200
4.50
17c
class A_. —1
5%
Mines
78c
Jan
44c
1.30
Ltd
Barnat
1
45.
8 %
39c
2.30
Products
Mines
Bailey Selburn
11 %c
Jan
5.30
Mar
(Quebec) Ltd.l
page
Anr
July
Mar
7
5.50
40c
-4.75
Mines
Jur.
1.40
July
6'Ac Mar
Feb
1.90
32c
Jan
33c
65c
5
common
5.00
,
May
2.55
1.90
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold Flelds Ltd
I
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
l
Quebec Labrador Develop'nit Co Ltd—1
Y
July
85c
Mines
22
Jan
Jan
2.49
1.80
.
Jan
5.00
"
4.30
g5
~
17c
Mar
—
Bank
2.50
Ltd—1___h„ •
Ltd
330
9%
30c
13%c July
Mar
si
Bank of Nova 8cotia;
18
17,950
~~
24% Mar
'
Apr
1
Ltd
Jan
Apr
62c
Mines—
Jan
18
1
Apr
12 V3
Jun
21
May
26%
May
9% July
50c
————————
Electric
1.58 July
43c
Mines
River
Jan
2.00 Jan
36c
July
1.14
Aumaclio
35c
1.05 May
1.00
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle Mines
Mar
85c
Apr
Jun
14 %c
Apr
Mar
Apr
17%
"1-1
24
3,500
23c
Mines
Apr
17%
Ltd
42 %
2,482
common—.
24c
1
10c
leD
53c
30
30c
Jan
21c
•
100
2.68
80c
.>*%
79c
common—
Acceptance
30
Feb
9c
v
Temple
24%
66,697
2 99
High
Jun
51c
„1
class B——
Feb
50a
Ltd
see
24%
.50
—
Feb
88
t-td—
Mines
Mines
24%
>
Low
32c
75c
1
Corp
July
43c
5,706
.100
Mines
75c
50c
—II
IIIIII.l
Gold
Metals
Ashdown Hardware
15c
3.05
1
Arjon
Ascot
Apr
Mar
35'Ac
22%
:
"
40c
.
July
375
42
41%
pfd—
—
Yellowknife
11,500
2.70
33c
40
Mines-,
—
i,200
1.10
10.141
.
Range Since Jan. 1
\
60c
1
56,200
72c
mgh
51c
Resources
80c
25c ••26c
Shares
19c.
24
1
Fi[ica
for Week
48c
,_50c
18c
16c
75c
Sale*
Range
50c
common—-—
Atlas
1,100
22%
Corp
Jan
7,300
*
Week's
of I'rites
Low
,
$2.40 preferred
19%
13,500
16%c
Exchange
Funds
75c
Steels
18c
j
Argus
Atlas
2.38
43c
Jan
121
I $2 % preferred
Atlantic
14 %c
5 10
51c
1.65
-—
Ash
}1
Feb
4 80
Feb
1
Nickel
Jan
500
1.05
27c
-
May
325
42c
—4
Mines
Apr
2.35
i
1,000
•
Exploration;
Jan
20c
1
44c
Petroleums
21c
1,500
25c
Jun ;
77c
75c
Apr
44c
fyy ■>%.:-
Mines———-, —20c
Lead
19 %c Mar
4,245
22c
4.75
42c
Apr
4,800
75c
45c
II
Develop
65c
17,134
23c
May
14%c
"
Feb
Explorers
to
16% Mar
1,200
30,000
2.90
_9qc
footnotes
16,000
16,500
12c
!_"•
Ii
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co
For
13c35c
3.80
II Hi
Mines
Porcupine Prime
Portage Island
25c
49 %c
•
Mines
Petroleums
12,900
1
II—I
I—I— I
Ltd.
Gold
1,800
29c
10,500
1
25c
Ltd
Uranium
4.45
i
25c
40c
Exploration
Openiisce Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orenada
22c
4.30
1.52
24
14 %c
.
Nepheiine
Oil
Arcadia
Area
Feb
1.12
■
75,100
Ltd—
Consolidated
Apex
Jan
23C
57 %c
Omnitrans
Orchan
49c
28c
Feb
1.30
25c
Ltd
Mar
July
1.07
Ltd—II
Ltd
(1945)
Oils
25c
38c
Apr
•
22c
1.40
Ltd„— 40c
Ltd—
II__1
Ltd
Uranium
Okalta
—
33 '/2C
———-
Apr
12c
H5
Oil.
Mines
Mines
Nocana
Obalski
'
"III
Ltd———III
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
July
10c
1.20
H
—IIIl
Royran
Nickel
24c
1'
Spring
.
7,624
17%
1
*
New
Jan
1.19
Jun
2,000
12c
Ltd..
New
7.60
5.50 Apr
29 %c
11,000
30c
.
33 %c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. —50
Anglo Huronian
Angle Rouyn Mines
——.
Anthes Imperial
Jan
13c
35c
i—
Ltd
1.50
26c
11c
1
„
Oils
Apr
Feb
6.75 Mar
22c
26c
Ltd——1
Ltd
6c
70c
;
13c
27c
26c
Mar
*
Gold
4%%
Co
Mines
Anglo-American
July
3.00
5.75 May
96c
Jan
14,700
38%
24c
11 %c
29c
'94c
common
Name changed
Alliance Ltd
Mar
trust—III
Asbestos
4.40
.
22c
I—Il
Mines
750
'
Jan
fioc
•
Mining Corp Ltd
Pacific
1.60
55c
i
Uranium
Lafayette
6.65
Jun
__l
Mines
Jan
Mar
28% *
Jan
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—.
Apr
28c
<
59c
3.10 Mar
Jan
;
Apr
1.10
30c
30c
37%
1
Corp Ltd..
Mines
Aluminum
Feb
3.30
Jon
3.30
11%
May
1.48
40c
955
Dominion Oil
Formaque
Jaculet
6.10
1.12
1
Ltd
Ltd
6.00
Ltd
Amanda
58,100
_l
13,800
•
common
Atnalgama ted Larder
45c
_o
84c
1
Apr
300
__
78c
Il
——.
Apr
345,349
1
Apr
84c
—i—
July
1.19
13c
14% c
common
49c
6.80
26c
80C
Jan
II
Ltd
35c
85c
Ltd™1
Mines
i.ir
1.05
1.01
Shoe
„40c
Feb.
8.90 May
6.70
i
Explorations
Jack
July
25c
—
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
New
May
15c
500
99c
—1
Merrill
Petroleums Ltd.
Mogador Mines Ltd
New
36c
2,700
1
44c
Jan
7c
1.98
•••
•
\
Mines Ltd.
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd_i___Island Mining Ltd—
British
17c
26g
Jan
37'A
44c
13,000
10
Aluminium
Jaa.*<rtfc
Merrill
New
600
a40c
15c
1.05 Mar
44c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
New
July
80c
1
20,300
10
-
Steel
"4,009
__
Jan
20,780
_•
% '■ debentures
500
.4—20c
Mines
34c
Algoma
35,100
Ltd
Explor Co
Petroleum
64,500
,1 5
8.50 Mar
56c
1*05
Feb
Mar
3.10
8c
25
Uranium
1.85 Mar
3.85 July
4.40
1
Copper Mining Co
Corp of Canada
Louvicourt Goldfield
Corp__
Montgary
49c
Algom
Jun
56 c
1
Lithium
Monpas
36c
1.00
3.60 July
3.85 Jun
3.65
Ltd.,
Lingside
National
5,000
Aimum
1.09
8.10
48c
67c
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils--—-—-.
Feb
Ltd
voting
Kontikl
20,400
4.50
22c
26c
Ltd
Mines
3.85
Jan
July
i
Explorations
3.60
10c
18c
Mines—
Joliet-Quebec
500
4,000
Ltd..:
Oil
18,000
18C
—„
Continental
17c
1.05
18 c
if
Jun
July
1.90 July
2.75
41'%
—-—-1—-f.
Distillers
American
1
Dev
14c
Alberta
July
Apr
Amurex
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
&
5.40
"
Ltd
Min
Feb
Anr
„
Uranium
2.45
Jun
h
6.60
23c
65c
com—-,-,
Ltd.,
Explorations
15c
Indian lake
Inspiration
3,400
Alba
Jan
Feb
Holiinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
:
Iso
13c
5c
•
Mines
Jun
5.40
5.10
8 %c
23,600
—
Mines
10,500
13c
1
2,000
2.60
common—.
—
Yellowknife
12c
1
11,300
Jun
7%c
1
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
100
—I
100
2oC '
1.90
Feb
1.10 Mar
65C
Last
Ajax Petroleums—---
3.70
Mines
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
J
1
Grandines
Mines
Ltd—„—
Uranium
Feb
3.70
—!
2.63
1
Rreferreci
Jan
10% Mar
3.70
Fundy Bav Copper
Gui-Por
9c
38c
14 %c
.700
Inc—
Mines
Gunnar
Jan
24,400
Exploration
(1945)
Gold
July
5c
8.10 July
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Sugar
Surpass
21,600
Ltd—
&
Mines
Francoeur
18c
3,000
9,500
Agnew
Apr
Anchor
Minerals
Mines
13,250
9c
2.25
10
4.40
24c
1.90
85c
70c
•
———•—
Acme Gas & Oil-
Advocate
83c
1
1
'
Jan
7%c
nil
A
2.07
Mining & 8melt Corp Ltd
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd-—
Fab
20C
9.00
Jan
4.50 July
1.45 Feb
July
8C
Clasi
76c
-•
6.80
'Hw
12%c
Mar
May
1
-
Raper
Acadia-Uranium
1.70
Eastern
El
90c
&
Atlantic
9.75
.
Jan
17,000
May
45c
26c
May
19c
70c
.V
I
Ltd—
Ltd
preferred
Acadia
July
1.85
Feb
July
4%%
Corp—1
Ltd
Co
July
2.77
61c
,
83c
Duvan Copper Co LlafEast Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
Apr
Rower
2.06
Ltd-"-
Mines
80c
46,000
6.80
1
Corp Ltd
Ltd
Mines
1
Mines
Ltd
Producers
Donalda
75c
95c
9,150
26c
17c
;
5,000
59c
-
Sale
1
Yellowknife
Cliff Consol Mining
Explorations Ltd.-
Cournor
;
Apr
1.05
a40c
1
1
7
;
55c
87c
24c
1
STOCKS
AtfxuDl
Jan
4.00
3.60
Consolidated Halliweljl Ltd——1
Copper
Jun
14 Va
1.05
17c
75c
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
24,900
8.10
1
Quebec
48c
Jun
84c
22,000
18c
18c
8%
900
68c
90c
1
Ltd
84c
4.30
61c
—1
Ltd
Consol
75c
4.20
66c
9c:
51c
53c
Par
2.55 May
1
Mines
Oils
Jan
Feb
Ltd_—
Cordasun
27c
2.12
j
Jan
Toronto Stock
Abblcan
1
1,000
Chibougamau Min & Smelting——1
Cleveland Copper Corp.
1
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines -Ltd
1
Central
5,050
2.30
*
Jun
12c
Feb
July
6.60 May
Jan
20C
6,500
87c
Friday
July
2:30
1
21c
6,500
16c
87c
1
28% Mar
75c
Feb
9.30
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd-.
Consolidated
17% July
42c
Jan
Ltd
62,200
35c
58c
1
Jan
2.90
Development & Min Co Ltd*
Leduc Oils Ltd-—--—5.40
Cons
25c
600
Ltd——f__*
Jaculet
8.35
Jun
9.30
Central
Chibougamau
10c
9.00
-
45c
15c
'!
15 %c
Apr
45c
•f. 23%
Feb
40c
I
1
Ltd
Co
5.05
25c
43c
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1.60 Jun
19%
1
Ltd
Products
Petroleums
28% Mar
67c
Ltd————1
Mines
Corp
Jan
19% Jan
8,700
.
Gold
Asbestos
55c
1,800
6,100
—10c
Capital Lithium Mines LtdCarnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malarttc
2,100
25%
18'A
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd..*
.:
1.50
25
91c
Canadian
: 1,300
Canadian
11c 13 %c
90c
Ltd
5.25
Feb
-|-
Homestead
Canuba Mines Ltd
2.75
801
Lithium
5.15
61c
f
--
Jan
55c
Ltd
Apr
10'A
Canadian
5.15
1
-
Ltd
Apr
2.05
10%
Canadian
Oils
3.80
1.50
68c
Ltd_3
.1
July
..
Feb
Jan
Ltd—«
Petroleums
Mines
1.15
1.13 July
1.90 Jun
10'A
(Dunsmuir)
Devonian
5,700
Corp
Mines
July, Iff ::
15
.
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
18'/4
*
preferred
Canadian
Apr
68c
—
Minerals Ltd——1
Collieries
48c
Juiy
199
Mines Ltd—_1
Oils
Mar
45c
25
Canadian
Admiral
20c
193,305
1.50
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
Wilrich
101,150
2.43
1
Westville
30c
18c
25c
Ltd—
Mines
July
55c
1.18
—*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp LtdCalumet
3.35
18c
25c
3,055
1
Mineral
90c
8,500
6,600
20c
Apr
1.14 May
ff116c
,
32c
Ltd
Ltd-
Mining Corp
Pyrite & Cooper
Jan
37c
—
—1
2.05 Mar
45c
20c
2.36
-1
1.05
32c
18c
—1
July
46'Ac
2.43
Ltd———-1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
88c
if
23%
28c
Apr
10%
.
-Feb
Mar f
18c
1
Fields
Westburne Oil
72c
Belle
2.30
90c
36c
55c
30c
Beatrice
Ltd
Mines
Barvallee
Feb
-7.75
20%
—1
Mines
Mines
Bandowan
Ltd
Mines
Mines
„
22
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m
Asbestos
ViolaMac
560.
1
Ltd
Lithium
Jun
<
Apr
39c
2.40
lac
Ltd
Mines
9.40
;;
1
.—I
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
5,000
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Tazin
Ltd
Iron
Cons
Tarbell
Mines
Mines
Gold
Rock
bleep
Ltd
Mines
Jaa
1.25
Jan
1,000
4,167
1
Feb
l.oO
V
4,500
14c
Ltd
:■/: soo
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90c
20c
Oil <fc Gas Ltd A
Ltd
2.40
9 %c
Jun
,21c
2.40
Apr
14c
Feb
9c
12c
July
2.40
44c
13 '/2c
90c
14c
—
102,175
9.30
Mar
2.35
2l,oo0
28o
High
14%
Jun
6C
^
Apr
22c
64C
V
9.30
20c
1
;
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Iron Co
Mines
Talc
27 %c Mar
60c
V.Y: 25c
1
42,000
July
9%c
1
Ltd-
Corp
Bailey Selburn
16c 17 %c
17 %c
Ltd
Sulphur &
Baker
27c
Corp
Mining
Mines
Atlas
25c
Ltd
Mines
Nickel
Arcadia
27c
62c
28c
11
1
Gold
Standard
—*
——
Mines
Lead
Aiiacon
Stocks—
Ltd
Ameranium
Arno
Oil
and
Oils
8c
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Low
,
50
;
7%c
•
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High
all % all-%
8c
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Altex
Mines
all%
1
1
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
19
216
Low
-50c
Gold
Crest
39%
50
40
Quebec Lithium Corporation
Queoec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Jan
78'A July
Feb
10
2,725
19%
Sales
fer Week
Range
Par
58% July
Feb
4,850
K
26% July
Apr
850
10%
a
High
15
Apr
5.25
39 %
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26%
10
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26%
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20
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58%
*
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class
Corporations
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—
JULY
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70%
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for Week
of Prices
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Par
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Ltd
Canada
of
Gas
United
■
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Trans-Canada
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Rrioe
STOCKS
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canadian markets
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trtiay
Week*!
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range SinceJam 1
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Belcher
•/ Bell
Mining
Telephone
Rights
Yukon
^ Bicroft
i
Uranium
Black
Blue
Bay
class
A
1.00
75c
1.00
12"%
12%
12%
70c
Gj
Columbia
Electric 4%%
40
41
100
gc
11c
18,665
32 % May
10c
Jan
28c
July
July
43c
Feb
2.10
Coniagas
Alleubee
6.00
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Jan
1.45
Apr
Consolidated
Beta
17% Mar
19%
Jan
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Oordasun
1.06
1.06
200
98c
17%
100
Feb
71/4
7
8
50
55
6%
46%
Apr
50
Jim
50
3.00
3.00
15
2.55
Jan
15%
15%
100
15% July
16
Apr
19
19
1,620
15% Mar
20
July
v
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1.15
7'A
1.10
-14,243
;
1.25
3.05
2 90
451/3
47%
-
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16 'A
15%
16'A
»
16
15'A
16
740
15
15
295
45%
46%
46'A
Mines
»
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'
1
1.38
..
2.36
v
July
Jan
4.30
98c
18%
6%
6'A
6%
1,555
i
84c
68c
88c
139,700
19c
18c 21%c
14,000
55,250
26,000
47%
Cadillac
16c 18 %c
63c
55c
63c
30c
30c
15c
i
Oils.
i
Apr
2.15
Apr
27c
"318,255
15 %c May
60c
Jan
Consolidated
Mines
11%
13
1,825
10'A May
14%
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
1
1
Canadian
Smelt—
■
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
•
Bullochs
class
Ltd
Class
Gold—
Hill
Burchell
Ext
Lake
Petroleum
14%c
Apr
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
1
14c
14c
15c
•
3.95
3.80
4.15
.1
49c
47c
51c
190
13c
8,500
12c
40
17c
Feb
13c
7'A
7%
35
7 %
5%
5%
25
5% May
17'Ac 18 %c
30
28%12%
13
8'A
8%
1.42
5,800
17,020
30
13
1.50
-50c
<
1.50
-Callkisn
54c
34c
28c
Jun
1.12
31
11
14%
Jan
8
Feb
54c
Jan
;
Apr
Sannorm
Min.
Mines
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining
38.515
Mar
1.60 Jun
Calnorth
•
64%
'
100
103%
;103 103%
1
21c
20c 21'Ac
Oils
> Campbell
•
Red
common
Preferred
4'A%
37c
30c
Life
19%
5.50
5.90
35 'A
33'A
37
29'A
29%
29%
Canada
Malting
Preferred
Canada
10
*
Canada
32
Apr
103%
105
120
101%
162
162
100
150
1
B
class
A
59
544
53
*
Jan
62
23'A
495
23%
Jun
26
2.10
29,016
6,900
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
Canadian
Lines
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■
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255
July
42
33%
Jun
38
86
Jun
99
99
99%
167
98% May
1
3.35
3.50
26
27%
192
25
12%
564
12
Jun
19
19%
1,550
18
Jun
20
40c
37c
42c
25c
Jan
60c
V 69c
66c
69c
32,849
7,699
—*
__
1
L, L
' '8.00
8.30
54%
56
29'A
-
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55%
2
common
29%
30
30
30%
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66c
25
j
30
10c
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40%
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Eiectrohome Ind
Dominion
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3,540
9.00
8.80
9.35
22
21'A
22
6.40
6.50
27
27%
Dredge
Dock,J.
•
30c
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Morse
Products
common
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3.25.
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Canadian Gen Securities class A
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25
.
23
350
2.37
7.906
13'A
Canadian
Locomotive
*
30%
30%
30%
Canadian
4 'h
Oils
Cos: common
5%
•
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—
—100
—
Canadian
Railway.
Petrofina
Ltd
—25
preferred
10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canadian Prospect -_i.
:
16
Canadian
Utilities
.___
Copper Coy—
Canadusa Oil &
Can
Erin
Canso
Oil
Cariboo
Cassiar
Castle
19%
Jan
28'A July
93
Feb
94
17
100
May
Asbestos Corp
Trethewey
Leduc
12'A July
7% May
Smelting & Refining
Eastern
Eastern Steel 'Prods
3.25 Jun
36% Mar
Eddy Paper class
30%
1,940
23%
31
Elder Mines
4.55
98,352
; 2.74 Feb
6.30
1,603
4.20 Mar
V
Feb
*
5% July
July
4,60 July
6.50 July
35%
380
6
3.75
3.25
3.75
600
2.65 Mar
4.50
1.30
1.15
1.30
1,250
1.15 July
1.80 Mar
90
Eastern Metals
30% Jun
6.10
90
35%
6.10
•
90
.
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5
.90
30%
July
101
Jan
Jan
46
May
Apr
Eldrich
Mines
Ltd
Eureka
Corp
1.75
4,320
3.90 Mar
Excelsior
1.14
26,482
May
1.58
Apr
Explorers Alliance
2,564
1.05 Mar
1.75
1.95
1.95
2.00
1,570
1.89
Jun
2.80
Apr
60c
60c
550
Jun
90c
Feb
8.05
__
9.10
10,128
4.05
9.10
4.05
150
50c
7.90 May
3.80
Jan
10% Mar
4.75 Mar
6.00
4.70
4.95
1,000
4.00
July
4.50
5.40
114,252
2.11
Jan
5.40 July
1.44
3,675
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Farwest
Central
14 %c
Mar
Federal
Porcupine
1
Centremaque Gold
1
Charter
Oils
•
Chatco
Steel
•
10
Wines
Chesterville
6
13c 14'Ac
6,500
14'Ac 17'Ac
48,000
.
2.06
2.15
11,700
7%c 10%c
9,808
6
333
6
Feb
Feb
3 30 May
4%
Feb
14% July
15
5.25
7,977
10c ll'Ac
15,000
7%c Jan
4,400
72,200
36c
July
48c
May
37c
37c
41c
65c
59c
70c
1
45.
Jun
9c
1.66
4.80
He
1
;
350
13c
14%
5.10
1
1
For footnotes see page
10%c
__
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Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Explor
16c
2.13
50c
;
18%
1.70
2.00
«1
21
•7%
8%
3,180
55c
59c
35,800
14
14
100
1.30
1.35
1.03
1.12
1,900
65,050
42,95a
21,300
•
34'Ac
31c
1.03
13,792
29,525
"
130
*
1.10
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25
July
43 % July
.
18% July
2.00 July
12% Jan
1.70 July
21"
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38C
1.03
3,452
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Feb
21'A July
Jun
17% Jan
32
Jan
24
July
Jan
7
Jun
9
Jan
42c
Jan
70c
Anr
15
Feb
13% May
1.20 Jun
78c
18c
.
Jan
1.03 July
1.60 jun
3.05 Feb
Jan
46c
,
Apr
l.feOMar
2,250
4.35 May
1.00 Jun
26c
Apr
20 %c May
2.50
ADr
Warrants
5,300
9'Ac Jun
1.78
2.62
6.00
68c
5.90
5.70 May
6.75 Mar
65c
74c
4,950
6,625
71,720
1.75 Apr
6.15
May
1.08 Jan
6.50
6.80
29,780
5.60 Mar
7.70 Jan
6.50
1
6
6%
650
'
37'A
37%
6 A
62c
4
Feb
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50
35
May
38% May
925
54
Jun
68%. Jan
45c
Jun
79c
1.05
70C
Jan
1.80 Mar
97c
'90c
85c
2,347,597
1.20 July
98c
Jan
1
9c
1
13'Ac
17c
1
1
——25
—1
—
13c
1.20
49
1-46
18,200
14C
15c 17 %C
55
1.46
1.65
.
1
9%c Jan
26.700
1,259
45
113,600
*
75c
74c
85c
——.—*
1.11
1.00
1.15
9,403
228,380
•
37%
16%
22'A
37%
38
5,337
16%
17
1,175
22%
22%
680
1.60
1.55
1.65
7,620
—
—
Copper——
A
;
Kirkland
15c
July
Feb
1.08 Feb
74c
July
83c
July
Ford
Motor
Apr
Ford
of
Feb
Foundation
58c
Apr
Francoeur
Jan
Fraser
Frobisher
30
30
31%
28
28
25
30c
28c
34c
17,600
355
60c
1.90
20c
JUly
22'A
Apr
Jan
2.37 Jan
74c
Jun
Feb
3.60
Apr
Jun
72c
Jan
July
29% May
36
Apr
28
July
31%
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
62C
Apr
9
12
July
12
100
1.15
1,800
1.05 May
2.00 Jan
—15
—*
299
51
May
130 136'A
1,355
110
May
58% Apr
137% Ja*
*
25
25
25
50
23
Jun
21c
——38%
19c
21c
38
39
57,000
3,115
7%c Jan
31
Jan
common————4.45
4.30
4.50
22,151
3.80 May
Ce
(US)
class
of
Gold
nd
16,010
39
25
57%
Co
-
8,780
35 b
1.50 Feb
1.17 July
1.15
Canada
Cos
3.40
28c
1.25 May
Mar
2.35 Mar
56%
—
Manufacturing
6.35
70c
3.25
Mar
May
Feb
12
Fleet
15c
65c
3.40
28c
Feb
16% July
22
31c
57
20c
1.15
56%
136'A
Fittings class A
6% Jun
18% Mar
1.88 Mar
1
•
20
1
i
815
65c
25c
29
Apr
—*
10% July
1.29
•
1
1
——
Preferred
Federal
Apr
3,400
30,800
_—
class
8
Jan
———-*
—
—
Ltd
Tungsten
I3%c Apr
10c 13 %c
1.75
62
Fargo Oils
1.31
Research
43%
15%
12%
50c
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—.
1.35
Mines
41
15%
/11.90
103%
100'A Jun
45c
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
5.35
Chemical
17,018
27% Jan
'
45c
—~
Refineries
4.S5
Cheskirk
25
'
Apr
1.50 Mav
90c
1
common
23%
8%
58c
Apr
10% Apr
12% July,
34% Apr
Jan
61
——
1.55
1
Prods
23%
43'A
62
Equitable Life Insurance
•
Gai
45
9,470
«
—
1.05
1
Preferred
4,823
-*
common
Glacier
Emerald
Central Pat Gold
Chateau
35
———20
El Fen-Rey Oils ——
EI Sol Gold Mines
-1.40
1.60
28c
,
"
21%
Trust—_——10
A_.
—
1.05
•
Oil
Ltd
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Investment
Economic
1.40
l
Ltd
9.35 May
.' 15% Mar
101 102%
1
1
—1 /
East Sullivan Mines
1
Explorers
Central
July
107% Mar
4.10
4.15
Jan
16%
1
5,855
....
**'4,320
13% May
15c
Feb
5.50
3,350"
1,065
'
-1
Amphi Gold
9,233
5%
32%
1
Quartz.—:
Central
15,030
12%
4.45
31%
29%
i
East Malartic Mines
1
Reserves
Gas—
Producers
Gold
East
Feb
1
Gas
Mines—.
Natural
Jan
65c
39% May
33%
—
Apr
May
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1
39
39c
35%
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Copper Co Ltd
Jan
Jun
33
Jan
94 'Ac May
33%
101
19%
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1-30';
—11.0.4
Dyno Mines
1.99
Mar
8% July
-1
Buvex Oils & Minerals —L
22%
28c
.7'
Donald Rope class B_i——
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•
660
:—^—• *
common-
——'J.
375
4,240
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11
Textile
Mines
a6c
20c
1.45 May
150 -
1—23.50
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Dominion
Donalda
14%
15c
1.00 Apr
Jun
13% July
18,734
32%
30%
—;—
Feb
.*
pfd
Canadian Willis ton
Canso
105%
,
7%
•
4%^
Canadian Vickers
Canam
Mar
Stores
8.40
13%.
,4.45 July
July
13c
«*.
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Coal——
&
jb:io
14%
37
Jan
26c
21,300
41,124
2,438
"
36'A
1.42
Mar
Apr
32%c Apr
8'A
■
-
40c
47c
85c
Jan
12 ya
-•
100
•
;
;
4,349
43c
5'A
Pacific
..
2.60 May
1.99 Mar
28%
12%
1
warrants
1955
Canadian
27
Jan
94
94
105% 106%
26%
28
100
preferred
preferred
41c
8%
Feb
26
2.26
Jun
4.25 Jan
Jan
113/4
__
29%
3.25 Mar
8
13
•
,
7.50 May
Feb
732
2.30
Gold_^
25% Mar
Apr
30c
--
.
170
11%
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
•
^ I :Rights
——-- :'
19% May '
Apr
1.00 Mar
July
i 8 'A
Dominion
:
1.70
:,,.
11% Mar
Jan
1.56
—-*
14'A May
Apr
9.35 July
17c
56C
19'Ac July
30c May
12'A
preferred——^——25
•Preferred
95c
28c
14c
1 ._,.'15%c
—.—
Mar
Apr
4.45
27c
37
8,40
9
;
3i55
16'/2c
1.66
•
Steel
*
Malartic
4.30
27 %c
:
Magnesium-———
10jB
Canadian
21c
Dominion
Hydrocarbon
__
19c
--f :;:rt
Coal
19%c 24'Ac
20c
Feb
Canadian
Canadian Homestead Oils —:
Exploration
:
53c
37
8% May
99c
50c
May
764
V-'
,8
300'
11,562
4,400
1,500
7,515
137,477
7,900
64,900
60c
64c
29
3.30
321,700
68c
73c
50c
200
.25
J*6b
Jan
Dominion
100
Feb
'-39C
Apr
Feb
;v
73C
May
1.26
21'A
5.25
Jun
16c"
4.25
42% May
1,755
334,
-
12%
21 'A Mar
5,600
14,250
9,000
43c
Jan
July
2.9C
July
3.50 Mar
July
.
204
10% May
18
.
Jan
35
14
.
Apr
158"
100
.32%. May
103.825
.
69
56
20c
Jah
3.50
1,261
85c
Jan
53
10'A
—
Dominion
4,000
Export Gas Ltd—
—.
Apr
4,430
Jan
28
3.50
340
9%
Apr
37c
10%
2
(Western)——2.50
Seagrams
Mar
92c
Canadian
Distillers
95c
10%
Canadian
July
33'A
90c
16c
Jun
87c
1
July
9
9%
Feh
22% Jun
3.50
25c
—
.Jun
10%
; 90c
•
DevonrLeduc Gils
Diadem Mines
Apr
55c
' 9%
4.10 July
10'A
1
——1
29
.
40c
,
1
Ltd—,
Corp
Dominion Asbestos
*
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Ltd
Producers
Minerals
Detta
May
74c
Feb
Rio
Desmojit Mining
Dome Mines
3
1
Del
Dome
30%
Preferred
July
Apr -:
30
37e
17c
;
1
Ltd
Mines
Apr
30
Canadian .jChemical.-& Cellulose—
Canadian7Collieries (Dufnsmuir)-
D'Eldona Gold
Anr
25
preferred
204
Feb
2^90 May
July
8c
2,555
195
204
29c
Jun
19c
25
64
2.18 Apr
Feb
3.B0
37,600
63
Mar
1.53 July
4,000
36c
25%
.
1,088
>,/.
.>
32c
19'Ac
9.00
18
12C
50c
13% May
.
"
16c
6,725
-
25'A
1
33%
41
ll'Ac
25'A
1
Mines
56%
16 3A
4.00
1.15
Apr
17% Mar
May
16
11% Jun
28,850
3,000
1,000
-
6.60
15'Ac Jun
100
-
8.25 July
3.00 Apr
57c
Feb
May
475
-
19c
4.05
39c
11,700
•~r
1.58
4.10
•
Horn
Jun
18
1.38
18c
1.58
15% July
24% July
•
*
Jan
40
1.25
17,600
2,330
-
%c
16%
12%
1.25
"
16%
12%.
Jan
Apr
3.25 Jan
1.42 Jan
-
11,672
16 %c 18
16%
12%
Jan
5.75 Mar
11,200
--
Feb
5.40 Mar
_*
A
Feb
16%
•
6.65
20
1.39 Apr
1
class
—______
5.65
13,960
42c
1
Mines
Leather
44 %
570
/.
^42C
1
29.
9,533
—
*
—;
3,968
..
_.
1.99
100
3,272
...
—25
^
common
preferred
Class
,
40c
3.70
1,75
55c
:
1,006
4,115
8.25
3.60
5
Coal.
Pass
Warrants
Deer
3.95 May
1.57 Mar
•L
7.25
_1
Decoursey Brewis Mines-
35'A May
13% Jan
3,216
93c
24%
1.95
.1
;
14,850
9,552
13%
24
13c
Jan
*
Jan
3.25
—
;
•_•
104
12%
*
common
class B
-■
1
Feb
'
7.80
10
Class B
95% Mar
37
h_'.
Minerals
Ltd^
D'Aragon
July
265
•
Mines
Mines
Davis
May
6,265
Canadian .British Empire Oils
&
Apr
2.25 May
91
20
$1%
July
4.00
Jan
38
Oil
Celanesfe
LOO
May
39'A
_•
Canadian Canners
July
90
Minerals
Brewerrea
1.80
38
i
__
12.50
Canadian-Atlantic
81c
92c
35%
Canadian
$1
2,900
91
Canadian Bank of ConhHe&ee___•
Canadian
8,957
2.00
37%
Petroleum
Cable
...v
3.25
1.95
Cusco
90c
80c
12%
3.60
.»
Pershing
Crowpat
Feb
Mar
Feb
45c
t
69c
Jan
1.87 July
.100
Admiral Oils
Preferred"
3.15
•
—
Astoria
Canadian
1.00
3.25
•
3.40
Canada
Nest
60c
.
i
Zellerbach
Crows
.
63c
_♦
Trust
Crown
Jun
57%
of
Croinor
Crown
iMay
20
Safeway Ltd pfd.
Wire &
-
Apr
_♦
Mtge
Canada
Preferred
105
165
Jun
-
23%
2.00
_______—„
Permanent
Canada
>
Oil
25c
3.45 May
35c
Jun
55c
.*
l
:
:
Jan
1.10 Jan
July
May
July
May
12% !
V
Zinc
40c
51c
24%
•
Mining
Copper
Crestaurum
Feb
39'A
1.87
*
Cree
Feb
11%
Jun
Lead
Jan
19%C Apr
30c
1
Cowichan
Feb
660
•
;
2.04
8,129
28,640
5,000
38,186
l
A
Apr
45c >' Feb
51c
83c
•
'Mines
Dist class
44c
35c
58c
_10
J-—,—-
'
94c
51c
Imperial
Coulee
Jan
jun
(HI
Cournor
July
8%
__
;
Packers
Class
Canada
7.35
37
32%
1
Lands
Apr
645
250
...
81c
Oil
5.10 July
26% May
-28% May
Corby
'Cosmos
28% Mar
5
300
58'A
26
Warrants
17% July
400
3,372
X
50c
Jan
15c
5,150
--
•
Feb
Mar
37
Warrants
Canada
67,900
■A'
'Copper-Man
July
32c
8%
__
*
common
Explorations
66
'105
8%
—
•
104'A
—;
Met
55% Mar
102'A May
19c
May
35%
♦
Assurance
28% Mar
Jan
110
•
47,900
38c
18%
10
common
19%
2,595
■
-
:
5.90
preferred
Canada
65%
3,501"
18%
20
Iron Foundries
25%
1
,
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
Canada
:.
1
:
Lake,;
Cement
24%
64
25
•
Chibougamau
Campbell
Canada
_•
'Copper Corp Ltd.
[
Coppercrest Mines ___1—
16c
24c
July
31 %c
; 34c
,1
West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Conwest Exploration
Apr
5 j'.23C:
1
Consolidated
Mar
9
Poplar
Consol
Feb
27% July
550
..
Jun
7% May
Mar
40c
750
1,215
>
7%
July
-
*
FI011—i.
Flih
'
July
Jun
7,000
1
Calgary & Edmonton_A
Calgary Power common
5%■ preferred
Jan
22c
Jan
9%c
38%
50c
*
10c
1,666
8c
__
*
20.699
14c
23c
15c
i
1.10 Apr'
July
33%
9c
38%
13c
25c
;
99c
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
—.
47,711
Feb
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Calalta
1.16
Feb
5.20 July
; Jan
Jun
30c
•
:
11c
15'Ac
^•
i
-Burlington Steel
.Burn? & Co Ltd
—1,
:
Burrard Dry Dock class A__„•
20,600
Feb
5%
•
15 c
Apr
1'38
July
Jan
Mine
; '
Mar
250
8c
7'A
*
36C
70c
4,166
14c
Pershcourt
/■' 87c
July
17,985
-
Jan
Mar
5.10 Mar
Jun
2.50 Feb
30
8,112-
Jan
Mar
3.75 Mar
Jan
July.
28,050
19,000
9c
1
—
'
4.00
77,805
1.93
Jun
42c
3,820
4.95
1
1.27
8,770
-r
31%
10,500
__
A
B
Bunker
5
4.60
30%
13c
11'Ac
__
-
50c
15'Ac 16 %c
12c
*
4.301
Apr
Jun
__
1
-
Gold
Nicholson
2.091
42c
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Red
1
1
^
Buffalo Red Lake
„
44c
4.00
^.90
•
Buffalo
/
605,186
; 1.68
99c
20c
Mining
Brunswick Mining &
Buffadison Gold
•
50c
1.05
25c
Brunston
Mines—
18c
84c
12c
/Consolidated
Jun
Mar
14c
Jan
lie
July
27c
Feb
15c
Mar
45c
30C
90c
18c
Jan
85c
Feb
25c
.
45c
Jun
11c
Jun
20c
II,750
25c
9c
19,600
60c
200
40c
78c
11,500
12c
Neguis
5,650
5,880
1
39c
-36c
10c
lie
Mar
6,100
'117,090
37c
9c
11c
50c
12c
82c
9%c
May
20c
2
1
1
35c
71c
l
Mines
Mines
Jan
4.00 Apr
1.40
31%.
•
Brunhurst
Feb
4.80
20c
50c
•'
Brunsman
Apr
11'A
28%c_,
39c
35c
..Hill
III
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
Consolidated Mosher
12,850
46,260
40c
8.80 May
70c
4.30-
Consolidated
;>
Feb
Jun
3.35 May
3.40 May
1.35
1.99
Consolidated
1.3G July
25c
ll'Ac
Jan
52'A Mar
Jun
Apr
50c
Mar
Jun
42c
38c
17
45%
Mar
34c
47c
i
Mines
Jan
23c
"
July
July
l
Gold
44c
1
15c
3.85
15
Howey
Jun
30c
3.60
V
Marbenor
3.50 Jan
2.10 July
500
3.70
20
July
Jan
•<.
15c
IIIIIl
Feb
•
Mar
11
Jan
26c
3,000
Lake
Mar
13
Feb
67A
12,057
2,030
70c
30c
Mar
9c
10
35c
26c
1.36
Apr
74c
9.90
Class B warrants.
Feb
Jun
2.25
Jan
Feb
3.70
51
47
95o
Feb
26c
July
Jan
92c
25c
15c
9.40
*
8% Jan
Jan
23c
3.50
II7
Jan
27.300
9.50
i
Jun
280,365
12,553
3.60
Gillies
65c
44,400
18c
Feb
1.12
22%
12'Ac Jan
I,800
34c
•
Gamma
2.30
28c
Hi
Mines
2.20
4.25 Apr
85c
"
200
34c
Jan
Jan
71c
Apr
18% July
5% May
750
•
Consolidated Golden Arrow
l
Consolidated Guayana Mines—__—_:_i
Consolidated Halllwell
i
•36%
•
i
Oil
Consolidated
Apr
12% Mar
14,071
11
io%
__2.50
Corn
Feb
15
15c
10'A
10%
Jan
46
1.53
12c
11
52
325
1.42
Mines
Development
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
OH
Consolidated East Crest
Consol Fenimore Iron
Mines
Apr
1.40
l
106
4,430
49
*
15% May
230
-
1.45
Warrants
July
99% May
47
May
'
July
2.12
Jun
65c
25
Consolidated Denison Mines
Apr
Jan
35
5,910
class ~A
2.10
1.10
12,250
48,008
101 101'/a
Apr
July
3.C0 May
2.31
23,800
3.25
4^/,
Products
Broulan ;Reef
93C
18%
,1
Consolidated
1.85
710.
98c
...
National
Conro
171/2
i.___25
68c
12c
Enterprises
Conduits
Apr
May
4.90
25
Telephone Go
Combined
Mar
5,530
47
British Columbia
3.65
65c
i
July
5.35
,•
3.25
66c
Mines
18c
5.05
17%
3.85
Copper
Yeliowknife
51
5.05
47
British.'Columbia Power
3.25
•
Mines...
10c
760
14,300
-
47
AA_-:
iiA.
July
18%
..
Gold
50% July
145,940
51
50
;
1.10
-_.__l
.1
Lake
Colomac
May
19c
4%%
;
14,300
84,935
5,421
2,800
Coldstream
Feb
5,900
260
Forest
Coin
July
17c
48,000
49
Packers
41
.
25c
49
1
July
21c
49
Columbia
Jan
2.45
101%
Class B
1.65
21c
50
British1' Columbia
14
2 25
pfd_100
British
Feb
July
9c
4% %•- preferred
preferred
1.20
Cody Reco
12c
."r.
1.10
Cocksliutt Farm Equip.
nc
•
1.15
Feb
60c
iic
1
Mines
Apr
12 %
igc
1
Oil
6.25 May
1.45
Julv
70c
gc
_•
Ltd
Jun
Jan
23c
23
3.75
Feb
3.00
common
4,500
1.90
2.40
•
3.90
4.90
2.90
21,800
High
3.55 July
4.00
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
l
Cocheuour Willans
'/■■,,■
i
Cochrane Dunlop class a_____
______«
Jun
Low
3.90
4.05
1
Apr
l.oo
3.65
3.70
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Smelting
&
'
•
——_5Q
Gold
Shares
l
Mining
*
Chimo
July
for Week
Low
Par
_75c
17c
41
___
Chibougamau
■
Chromium Min & Smelt
5,300
r
1.26
Jaculet Mines-—.
Feb
125
goc
*
common
___.
American
British
650
1
.
Petroleum
British
8,203
1.10
51% Mar
Jun
V.;
Chiboug
60c
501/-,
Cordage class A
Mines
Britalta
2.65
1.05
\.-t /■■■.
| 9%c Jan
,T 2.30 Mar
4,500
;
■
July
Jun
1
Preferred
•
2 50
:■
l.'io
:
1.02
30c
•
Warrants
Brilund
lie
10c
2 63
1
Traction
(T
-ioc
/:l
1
Bridge & Tank pfd_:
Bright
6,669
1
,
Petroleums
Brantford
131,194
36c
1
Bralorne Mines
Bralsman
1.25
__50
M>oes_
Corp pfd
Gold
Mines—
Brazilian
1.20
•
Mines Ltd
Bow ater
Jun
*
pfd
Bordulac Mines ui
Boymar
45%
'
Bouscadillaa Gold
Bouzan
11,197
l
preferred
Gold
47%
1
Uranium
Ribbon
Bonville
47
4.25
Sales
Range
'
last
Sale Prioe
High
Feb
35c
—
Ltd
Mines
Biltmore Hats
1.10
1.22
1
Mines
Warrants
Bidcop
256,207
1
Mines
Low
3.60
_
Ltd..
High
3.00
47%
•
Week's
of Prices
Friday
8TOCKS
3.35
25
_.
Mines
Low
l
_———
Bevcon
Bifais
Com
Sales
A
Canada—
Mines—
—
*
12
27% Apr
26c
39
Jun
July
4.75 Apr
•f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(360)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
5 % %
common——
Power
Gatineau
Geco
1 'i'V- 33c*
29
-*
Exploration
Galtwln
preferred
20V*
Ltd.
Mines
General Dynamics
General
3 Vf67%'-:*
.
—
A
Steel
General
pfd
Wares
Geo-Gckntitic Prospectors
Yeliowkulle Goid Mines—,
Giant
Mines
Uranium
Glenn
Goldcrest
Mines
(Canada) com
preferred
A
class
Mackay
Gordon
Class
B
Greyhawx
Apr
Macdonald
6.25
Apr
Macfie
99
Jan
6.«e
3.90
A^r
Feb
6.30
Jan
5
GUlf
Lead
5.90
1,600
20,221
99c
1.10
113,532
70c
28c
27c
July
20c
May
36c
Apr
13c
Mar
2.80
29c
12,500
23c
23c
56,800
11c
4,100
4.50 May
2.89
4,900
30c
6,200
135 141%
145
2.75
27c
48%
5
48%
::
2. /5
27c
2.60
2.90
56.3^0
82c
17
Jan
46c
Feb
Mai Liu-McN eeiy
64c
Apr
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
40
4,710
2.95
25%
Jan
3-65
11
3.30
3.65
15,690
10%
11
10
10
10
20
20
20
45c
49
250
7% Jan
10%
11%
300
21%
150
33c
42c
19,700
14c
17c
14,100
17'A
17'A
17%
8,590
8.50
9.25
5,280
*
3.00
3.00
3.00
100
—1
13c
12c
14c
36,000
•
36%
37
370
*
8%
Red
Mentor
Exploration & Dev
1.09
Feb
Feb
Merrill
Feb
23
Apr
14c
Mar
-50o
12c
Jan
Jan
6.00 Jan
29c
1
Mines
—1
Industries
61
64%
Milliken
Jun
Jun
64 % July
87
90
1,560
Jun
95% Mar
34c
35c
15,500
,31c
Jun
45c
13c-
14c
8,540
13c
May
25c
79%
4OV2C
45c
8,000
55c
54c
55c
4,350
46c
10c
10c
400
5e
2.73
2.97
35,000
17%
13V4
1,100
2.90.
1,7%
32c
>
'34c
Apr
Jan
30c
Jan
4.65
Apr
Jan
2'<c
Apr
1.37
July
Jan
2.55
May
70c
22 % Mar
11% Jan
240,850
3oc
.
29%e Jan
47
Jan
July
1.35
1.33
1.50
278,053
75c
Feb
2.50
210,497
81c
Mar
2.50 July
4.00
4.60
2.30
32 c
36c
20,897
1.55
1.85
77,500
4.00
1
4.25
1,950
1.70
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•
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18c
22c
24%
45c
Feb
1.49 July
3.95
Apr
2.80 Mar
>
6.00
Jun
Feb
42c
-
Jan
29%
17%c Jun
4,085
73c
24c
11,500
24%
2.50 Mar
1.60 Jan
1,000
20c
4.70 July
3.70 *«un
15,967
i.
24%
Corp
-
1.50 July
2.38
2.30
Uranium
Metals
Feo
8
2.20 Mar
41%
1,329
104
Feb
July
4.60
Gas—
Milton Brick
Mindamar
•7
6
88c
89
1
Lake
92% May
300
911,900
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City
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
2.50
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Mill
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Gas
&
Mining
Midwest
;
Apr
Jun
37%
Jun
33
Apr
19%
Mar
Uranium
Midcon Oil
Midrim
467
7
1.49
*
Petroleum
Jan
12%
15% May
8.50 May
% 3.00 July
Meta
94%
1.02
41c
11%
-
3.50
39c
7% July
13c
Jan
1.49
Apr
Feb
1
Lake
July
26c
5.20
Jan
15c
9,940
61
1
9
July
Feb
Feb
35c
-V
..
Lake
42c
33c
70c
14,500
94
common
Porciinino
Mercury Chlpman Knitting
Merrill Island Mining-
20%
33,900
17c
8%
1.47.
McWatters Gold Mines
22 ?a Mar
Feb
19
1.00
Apr
47c
Jan
15c
7
Red
2.15
7%
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—
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Frontenac
McMarmac
Apr
55,675
—
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12 %c
July
8
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10c
1.00
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Mines
Meintvre
Apr
50C
warrants
McKenzle
5.75 Mar
11%
17c
—1
1
McCcll
Mar
L-Ii
Corp
Ltd
Feb
3.95 July
54
1,100
21%
36C
Jun
3.00 May
8
Jan
11%
49c
44
47
Jun
1,425
Alab new com
&
2.90
Jun
9.25
Gypsum Lime
2uc
Mav
1
Gwillim Lake Gold
8,400
July
Prelerred
Apr
28c
30c
Mayuiuii
49c
Jun
2oC
20c
Maxwell
Jan
17c
20C
12,500
>
17c
9%cApr
28,525
Jan
Apr
4,500
Mining
Jan
Jan
86,850
Ltd
Feb
41c
10
61,000
Maritime
Apr
2.65
)uiy ■'
July
10c
35c
7%
Feb
May
26c
Oils
f
Jan
8
34c
25c
9.45
1.70
20c
5
21c
Feb
57
8%
Mar
21 %c
July
1.35
5,000
2,6u0
-
Jan
Jan
2.70 May
'
Jun
11c
25c
16%
Jan
1.60
8%
48
Feb
1.25
8,300
17,000
9 %c
Marigold
B
2.20
3.355
/
30c
•
30c
Jun ;
4
,40% Jun
9%c
Feb
Class
1.50
1
23c
Apr
1.180
1
16%
5%
43%
Ftb
1.49
July
1
25c
5.60
43%
1.19
Ltd
32c
42%
4-.%
4..UO ivxay :
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16%
1,460
10,425
8%
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10
1,265
1.25
21c 21 %c
:
Feb
1,925
1.19
—1
-
common
8
7%
1.21
Ltd
Milling
500
6.95
57c
Uranium
9
51'A
Jun
Goldflelds
9
7
32c
Maneast
Feb
6.10
35,040
13c
Mines
7
9c
—
B—
340
50'A
40c
1.55
Mines
7%
24 v2c
35C
6,9o0
;
2.50
Gold
6.95
1.51
jun
30c
lie
Marcus
51%
Jun
12c
1.50
Marcou
Apr
83c
2o,7 00
2-45
Feo
Apr
30,100
11c
Mar
45
common
class
*
Feb
Feb
17 %c
15c
1.50
53
15%
Jan
1.38
—I
Mines__
8
40
2.50
8c
Feb
2.50
Jun
1.04
2-49
Mmaigo
Jun
1.25
13c
Malartic
Jan
22c
90c
1
Leaf
2.18
1.90-
-10c
Maple
July
1.90
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,
I—1
170
8%
Gold
Lake Gold
July
July
S
,
Mages Sporting GoodsMagnet
Consolidated Mines
Madsen Red
Apr
60c
.
—1
Bloedel
&
48% July
132
l.u8
15c
,
7%
—10
Products
5.00
July
*
•
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MacMillan
sir 1.60 Apr
f: 46c
Feb
Jun
Maj
Jau
1.00
—
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Explorations
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Mar
9c
28c
10 %c
28c
Warrants
Gurney
5.60
3.75
....
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Gutmur
jio
1.00
1.97
46%
Ltd
Mines
Mackeno
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Mines
Gulch
Mines
6:40
3-70
Uranium
Guaranty
Macatna
Mar
uan
Jan
42'A
Saddlery.—
Freehold
Grldoil
49
4.70
1.80
Jun
23C
4,000
Gold
'Yeiiowxnxxe
4.65
46%
:
-
—.
West
14C
39% May
•_*
class A
13 %C
943
May:
1.50 July
26c
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12,500
1,300
32c
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6%c Jan
-
25,850
Lynx
12,900
38.9v.O
LyutrtJum Mining Co-
Jan
38c
1.14
26C
67% July
32c
1.08
1.10
—I
1.35
57% May
July ;
7,0uu
46,166
•
24c
730
60
loc
1.28
350
90
19c
25C
57/e
90
Lou
17c
17 %C
•
1.30
67'/a
3,75
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7%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1
65
May.
Low
.—1
2,675
38c
-1
1
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Great Sweet Grass Oils
Plains
Great
5
1
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47
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Great
17
5.75
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11,354
.
16C
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Mines
Uranium
5.90
—;
——.
Mar
20'A
90
*
Grafton
class A
*
Oranain
Bousquet
Gold
1
Grandines Mines
*
Granduc Mines
—.—1
Great Lakes Paper..
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Great Northern Gas Utilities com
1
B
Ciass
24
17
>
46
1 ,f f 29C
141 'A
•
48%
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7%
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Uranium
Goldflelds
Goodyear Tire
Lorado
Jan
102
5.10
A
Mrnes
Jan
Jun
Jun
29 %
110'A
5.20
1
Mamtou
Cornell
4%
—_—
Gold
Eagle
Jan
114
26%
109%
29
Shares
x'etiuicuiiia
Ablanu
5.90
1
——1
Goldale Mines
Gold
32
Luut,
Explorations
Lomega
5.50
1
*
1
1
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Gentx
Apr
54c
Mar
747
46%
•
1
-1
—100
General Pete Canada com
Class
I-:
8
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Motors
■
30c
Par
for Week
,
5'A
*
General Bakeries
:
Sale Price
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
/
Range Since Jan. 1
12,400
110
110
100
—.
V
Week's
Friday
Low
43c
30c
-
JULY 20
STOCKS
Shares
High
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prloe
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
*
Apr
'
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Rock
Hard
70C
Hasaga Gold Mines.—V
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Gold
High
Crest
Mines
2dC
Drilling
Oil
Home
ClaSS
IOC
July
1.70 May
July
24c
24c
Min
Apr
1.18
13c
Apr
1.10
May
2.09
Jan
Feb
39 %c May
Jan
lie
22,000
5%c
36c
40c
24,450
19c
Jan
80c
82c
2,700
70c
Jan
85c
•
44c
41c
46c
31,900
12c
Feb
58c
r'•
50%
80
9%
9%
840
27%
29%
3,150
50
28%
46% July
7
Jan
22%
50c
*
Feb
ADr
'Multi-Minerals
Nama Creek
9% -July
30% Mar
13%
12%
13%
3,982
10%
Feb
16
12%
11%
12%
5.825
10'/a
Feb
National
39
45
46
1,000
7.80
8.00
5,720
93
90
94'A
3,314
33c
32c
33c
2,700
38
198
46-
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20
37:
10
—
9.50
11
4,460
5.00
.1
1
July
49
Mar
National
5.00
5.00
790
6.95
10"%
64
Jan
94 % July
28c
Feb
52c
Anr
36%
Jun
42
Feb
8.35
Feb
3.40
Oil
55
•
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Gold
—1
23c
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y
10
1
preferred
Ingersoll
class
Machine
A
(John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
luglis
Inspiration
Mining
Jan
65
Apr
11%
16%
'■
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17'.
1.20
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class
International
Nickel
Co
54%
)
56
12
12%
9,742
1,025
23C
27c
32,100
54%
56
99
61
Ranwick
Bldg
Interprovinclal
Jan
56
36%
11
12%
85c
„Feb
I,759
48
May
58%
Apr
50
88
Jun
102%
Feb
I
48'A
7%
7%
15%
16%
16
18%
12,860
2,200
1.16
1.30
4,900
50
30
-
% July
50%
8%
11
Mar
14%
Apr
1.16 Mar
—•
97%
97%
98%
5,071
78%
Jan
127%
127% 128%
150
126%
Jan
—
35
10
Jan
8
1
Apr
Jan
24%
46
Jonsmith
35%
I,076
70c
75c
10,800
12%
14%
758
43%
44%
5,886
27%
Jan
2.79
3.00
11,997
2.55
July
3.65
1,650
2.75
1.80
1.95
9,610
1.20
28
Jan
70c
Jun
12
Jun
99
1.85
40%
Apr
Chamberlain
Feb
Jan
4.75
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Davies
Delhi
Fortune
Jan
y34
39% Mar
44
Apr
45c
Apr
41
350
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29c
1,000
1.23
1.30
23,200
25c
24,200
22c
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16,792
53c
15c
29c
2,700
20c
Jan
40c
15c
31c
6,650
26c
May
52c
93,375
51c
Jan
59c
55c
60c
22,434
28c
Mar
71c
20c
20c
21c
73.533
9%c
Jan
28c
1
32c
22 %c
34c
781,017
14c
Jan
1.44
1.26
1.55
193,289
98c
Jan
30 %c
30c
33c
1.15
44,600
1.01
1.15
15.053
2.40
2.52
2,215
28c
89c
2.05
Jan.
1.33
34c
Apr
July
May
July
New
1.24
3.10
12
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,
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„
i
1
9%c
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12
115
9c
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21
12
16%
Feb
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21%
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17%
Feb
Keyboycon Mines
•
10c
9c
11c
II,000
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July
Keymet Mines
1
60c
60c
60c
500
60c
Feb
22
13 %c
90c
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l
Hudson
Klrkland
Minerals
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3.45
3.45
3.55
1.400
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1.45
1.35
1.50
4.200
1
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87c
94c
141,250
1.52
1.50
1.60
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20c
2.40
2.31
2.40
45,250
•
22%
21%
22%
1.275
•
„
24'A
23
32c
1.50
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
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Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Llngman
Lake
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Mines
each
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four
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Lake
Wasa
La
Luz
1.10
Lamaque
Laura
Gold
Ltd
Three
Liberal
Little
Loblaw Coy
20c
27,000
3.75
Feb
3.55
Jan
25c
Feb
Apr
Apr
■
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4.35
4.35
j
2,000
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19
1
4.65
651
26c
28c
8,100
4.00
4.05
3,110
2.75
,
,
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:
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15,300
3.00
300
19
76c
20 %c
38c
Jan
Jun
6.00
Feb
Oil
Jun
35c
Feb
Oka
Feb
4.45
Apr
Okalta
2.75 May
3.55
Jan
O'Leary
4.25
2.38
30,900
8%c
2.15
11,356
43,820
2.57
18.950
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1,500
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16c
July
1.18
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25c
37,600
15c
7.05 if
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40c
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,
10c
July
Jun
7.S0 Mar
Jan
46c
1.63 July
4.50
Jan
1.75
Jan
9%c
22,000
7.05 July
Jan
35%
-
40
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55c
80c
Feb
3.23
3.75
25,328
15%
I6V4
9,430
1.65
:s
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:
56c
22,660
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13c
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19%
375
2 65
17
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21
Jan
Apr
Apr
32
71
88V2
88V2
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Jun
95%
38c
42c
7,500
31c
Jan
85c
Apr
40c
48c
11,500
40c.
July
85c
Apr
10c
Mar
27c
Apr
-
13c
82c
90c
8.900
Gold-
30c
27c
32c
399,500
IDC
*92,800
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92c
92c
1.10
5,700
2.97
2.60
2.98
23,770
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Oils
Malartic
preferred
80c
6,900
68c
Feb
85c
Mar
Ontario
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16C
24,600
12%c
Jan
41c
Apr
Ontario
Jockey
24c
6,300
18%c
Jun
35c
Jan
42.050
2.75
July
3.55
Jan
6%
3.10
3.35
2.70
2.55
2.90
1.29
Jan
3.35
Jun
44
44%
425
41
May
48
Mar
21%
20%
21%
535
17
Jun
21% Mar
50
A
•
B
•
page
45.
22'A
20%
22%
26.960
3,405
17
Jun
23% Mar
class
R
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Products
Jan
1.78
Jan
Apr
23c
Jan
Mar
1.30
;
3.10
24c
Jun
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12c
July
25c
Jan
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May
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500
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2;75
6,205
62c
69c
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2.50
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3.20
115
52c
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11
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10%
Jun
13
10 %
10
27%
10%
825
10
July
,12%
27%
45
23
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13%
15%
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15
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2.55
2.55
63c
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1.30 May
Jan
8c
common:
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preferred
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/
38c
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Club
17c
68c
11 %c Jan
25c
;
llC
Exploration
15c
Class
see
29c
-
22c
•
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r
18c
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15c
3.20
21,000
10c
83c
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22 c
•
Jun
35%
31%
Mines Ltd
Omnttrans
May
Jan
29%
Mines
Rare
Jun
3.75 July
17% May
9% Feb
Jun
6
1,000
8%
9%c
1.67
3.15 July
14
Feb
1.31 Mar
July
19,300
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4.09 July
14%c
8 Vac May
"
9c
Jun
Jun
25
7%
Rockland
Ogama
56c
Apr
Jan
19%c
,
Mar
6.60
4,360
1.45
Jun
Jan
16,133
95c'
Apr
19 %c
1.41
——
common.
1.46
64% Mar
40
1.35
Jun
5.25 May
43c
Jan
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f 5.05
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Jan
4.00
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Jan
—
6.70
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May
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,
256,035
1.64
3.00
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51c
12,500
3.00
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Apr
Apr
*
1,000
28c
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9c
24,000
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common
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Feb
31c
May
13,500
k""/
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20c
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ff. 1.37
':11,970
6.80
Oils
31 %c
Feb
Jan
22c
•
20c
Feb
Feb
Apr
15 %c May
.
Feb
34,492
——
Lake
Apr
*
3.80'
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Ltd
1
footnotes
11c
—
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Lac
90,000
3.90
Northern Quebec Power commonNorthwestern Util pfd
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16c
15c
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Class
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13c
July
/
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22c 22 %c
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Long
16 %c
1.95
shs
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,
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17c
55c
Mar
27c
4.20
Trinity Mines
Northern Canada Mines
Nudulama
Gold
Lexindin
28,035
16.500
25
98c
Jun
4,00
North
Jan
Jan
Northspan
Leltch Gold
Lencourt
87c
3.00
18
Apr
1.35 May
1.00 Apr
14c
17c
Rankin
Apr
7*
23c
1.05
Mines
Oils
May
25
12,000
26c
North Inca Gold
2.70
Jan
Jun
Mines—
for
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Secord
70c
2.55
20
1.14
May
24,425
20c
Canadian
Star
2.17
248,675
78c
_
&
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held
Mines
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87c
2.91
\
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6.826
i
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Lake
24Va
1
Mines
exchanged
for
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&
56c
2.80
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Labatt
33c
16 c
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North
14 %c May
23c
Jan
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54c
58 V2
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July
July
2.45
:
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2.01 May
Jan
18c
3.60
Normetal
95c
33c
24 %c
1
Corp
Jan
26c
■
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May
5Cc
8,250
34,437
19'/2C
Mines
Northland
July
3.50
Mines.
Jan
5.10 Mar
Feb
40c
Apr
4; 1.19 May
5,969,031
9%C 10 %C
—
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Apr
"
20c
I
Mines
3.20 Mar
29C /■"'r
*65.400
'
1
Ltd
3.25 May
1.35 July
Feb
12c
"
Kirkland
July
1.30;
Jan
May
33c
July
62c
Mines
Mar
19c
50c
67C
Apr
Apr
2.20
'
5,800
Mines
Thurbois
North
6uc
-
"
Merger—.
Copper.
Norgold Mines
July
Apr
1.48 Mar
20c
18c
.
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
May
21c
39,425
21c
.
Oils.
Oil
2.05
16c 17V'2c
'
Mines—
Acme
1.15
Jun
23,100
60c
Gold
Superior
Norunda
Jan
1.55
75c" ""39,299
2.00
!
Mar
35c
Jan
26c
'
Jan
90c
May :-
*
7,900
:
Jan
1.95 May
l.OO
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54,425
1.10
■
Rouyn
Nordon
1,100
?
1.30
54
—.
Roy ran
Nor
f 16c
Apr
3.25 May
;
Jun
62c
2,500
8,870
180
16q
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Mines
Jan
July
24c
26c
,
Senator
Nlsto
Apr
40c
15,700
'
23c
1.92
Mines
Gold
Nipissing
Feb
2.08
65c
;
Mylamaque Explor
■f New
31c
Feb
19c
New
...
Feb
July
""
Gold
Taku
93c
1.50 May
1.02
4.60
Mines
Rouyn
70c
1.60
"22o
1.01'
Minda-Scotia
New
Apr
July
2,500
Feb
41c
20c
New
Jun
Feb
35c 7 40c
75c
71c
Canada
Mining-
Manitoba
New
Feb
Jun
7,300
4.10
.
Jun
2.01
2,600
'
Apr
May
.
1.50
10,083
71c
1.65
37c
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f
1.59 July
49 %c
2.59
1.55
2.35
*
New
1.20 July
9,115
"70c
Feb
22c
33,076
1.68
Newlund Mines
'Jan
1.13
26c
17c
1.60
1.60
Kelore
New
-
'59c
<33p
Jason
New
Mar
31c
1.08
41
,
Mines
Jaculet
Feb
6.95 Mar
28%
Explorations,
Hosco
Jan
1.47
890
.*
Mines
Higliridge
Apr
14
29%
Petroleum
of
2.15 Mar
13 %
1
28%
Mines
New
505
5,900
Harricana
New
:
6.20
Petroleum
Dickenson
Gas
695'.
■
4.20
29
Oil
6%
"
55c"
;50c
Development
Continental
New
'
31c
15c
,
Mines
oils
12
'
2.60 Mar
26c
1
*
Kelvinator of Canada
Kroy
11%
55c
Mines
Norlartic
Kilembe
3.10 Jan
/
1.07
11
New Goldvue Mines
Apr
Jun
•
Kerr-Addison
"32,900
1.02 May
11
July
11% Apr
50c
July
1.02
'v: 12
Dominion Oil
New
July
3.85
1
,
Kenville Gold
11,550
i.d2
1.50
Calumet
New
Jan
45
1
Ltd
Co
9 % May
1.65 Mar
Gold
British
New
1.80 Mar
16%
1.10
1
Mines
Jupiter Oils
Apr
1.20 May
Oils
New
July
1
,
—
Mines
Mining
Jowsey
7,859
17,000
*
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
.131% Mar
1
,
(1939)
Mines
Jan
Mur
18% Feb
53 % July
9'A
Mines.
New
/
'
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90c
i
1.39
23c
Alger
New
Apr
1
•
...
-
Gold
10,070
July
16% May
3y% Feb
8%
Alhona Mines
New
Apr
Jan
14
1
11%
22
3.50
■"
•
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Mining
Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd
Mines
53%
68c
1.30
10
New
-
Jan
33
2.85
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*
—
34%
25
1.74
920
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1
Ltd
Jacobus
Joburke
48%
—5
1-a.
New
16% July
18% July
205
%
■5 70c
•
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Jack- Walte
Jellicoe
465
—5
Trust
New
Jan
43
Ltd...
Line
Jaye
—1
Car
New
Feb
7% May
48
11%
Mines
Products
Apr
27
23% July
4,010
17
25c
New
Isotope
.-'Vw
com—
.
Mines
New
Feb
Jan
23%
Credits
Pipe
1.00 Mar
3 55
9%
Petroleum
New
July
May
15c
42
Mines Ltd
Copper
23%
70c
"•
New
Apr
11%
common
Petroleum
International
Jun
98c
Feb
1.35.
Chemical
New
Mar
23%
11%
25
A
Preferred
International
2.90
50
68c
16%
Nesbltt Labine Uranium
Apr
79
42%
com
—...
Metals
Interprovincial
23'/2
53%
M<np«
Steel
Nello
6.00 Mar
May
July
•
Powders
Bronze
Preferred
Bay
53
48'A
7%:-
....
International
Iron
295
150
;—100
International
Irish
60
65
99
56
•
common.
.
59
65
60
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—
Acceptance
Jun
..'V
I
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preferred
B
;--.--a-—
National
May
Feb
*
$4%
25c
Work«
Ltd
National
,
*
1
•'
Industrial
July
25,068
42,075
50c
70c
Drug Si
■0. Preferred
15% Mar
8.00
•
-•
common
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
imperial
class
Locomotive
National Explorations Ltd
n'|i iWrn
Mtge
Bank
50c
29C
3.35
23%
Porcupine
Moore Corp common..
Morrison Brass;i
Jan
Mining & Smelting
Porcupine _
Life
127,350
25c
Apr
58
....
Hudson Bay
Imperial
Imperial
■
Jun
3.15
70c
4
25V2C-
Brewery
Moneta
/Montreal
Feb
~
Warrants
21 'A
3.25
Co
Mines—
Molsons
14 %c May
10c
Minim*
Erie
Ore
Mogul Mining Corp
Apr
10c
82c
Mi-nrr."*
Howard Smith Paper
&
22c
Jan
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Ltd
Co
Hugh-Pam
51c
16%c July
40C
—
B
Huron
12 %c
•
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121,800
Dauch
&
Tower
8% Jan
Jan
.———1
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Hollinger Consul Gold -—
5
Hi
2oc 29 Vac
1
1
...
Highland Bell ,
Highwood Sarcee Oils.
Hinde
3,500
50,100
1.30
........
Ltd..
Oils
2,960
8
'
13c
1
Mines...:
Gold
Heath
128,900
1.35
1
—
Lake
Red
Headway
43.650
70c
20c
16c
13c 13 %c
...
Head of Lakes Iron...
18c
54c
16 %c
17 %c
1
1
Mines
Gold
Minerals
Harrison
225
8%
,
3.75
Apr
Apr
"
Mar
Apr
27% July
8.20
".
Feb
13 %
Apr
3.75
Feb
4.45
Jan
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273,600
.
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57c
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;
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Eastern
Pacific
Petroleum
—
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4
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Feb
1
19%
19%
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95
91%
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Pan Western Ods.
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52c.
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Jan
77
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800
51c
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:
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27c
95 ;
78c.
.
Jan
.
Toronto
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Elevators
Toronto
July
Apr
May
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Uranium
excuanged
Uranium
for
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Mines
Toronto
Mortgage V
for
Ltd.
each :seven
Parbec
shs
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held
.
1
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Pardee
1
Amalgamated
Parker
Pater
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Mines
Pathfinder
Consol
River
Pembina
Nat
Peruvian
Phillips
Pickle
——
35 %
Oil
Co
Ltd-
Pitch-Ore
Columbia
Uranium
River
Powell
Rouyn
Power
R
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1.60
1.70
10,900
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1-75
1.75
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53% Feb ;
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.
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Jan
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40
Jun
48 %
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500
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B
a
300
V-
1.56
2.33
23,716
1.60
Jan
50c
•549,151
30c
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Gas
Producers
Ltd
7,570
42c
45,000
17%
18
1,965
19c
21c
303,350
9%
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47,600
5%
5
5
5%
230
4%
Feb
8
8%
400
7
58%
■1,265
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec
1.
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Quebec Copper
Quebec
1.90
1.85
1
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Queenston Gold Mines
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1.05
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Jan
Feb
1.00 July
3.30 July
1.65
1.75
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11
.
3,703
-
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May
18c
24% Jun
10
Feb
i
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class
1
Rainville Mines Ltd
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Earth
Ravrock
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Co Ltd
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A
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Rupununl
Ltd
Mfg
1
pfd
$1
Vanadium
Vandoo
Consol
Mines
18c
Jun
165
58
July
62
Feb
38%
345
28%
Apr
40
July
6.25
339
23c
16%-.
20c
10,220
16%
15%
3.75
85c
88c
3.80
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Ltd—,
Ltd
1
33c
29c
35c
•
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V 44
43%
44%
3,043
7%
7%
7%
Lawrence
5%%
class
Michael
class
•
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Corp common
A pfd
Uranium
_1
l-:
Gold
River
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1.52
1.52
1.78
Mar
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
1.96
1.71
2.00
-
1
84c
77c
84c
Amulet
•
Oils
Walker
Weedon
14%
14%
72
71%
72%
18%
17%
18%
64c
68c
36c
40c
349,347
19 %c 19 %c
3,300
Copper
1
•
35c
1
19 %c
Gas Oil
West Maygill
Mar
May
Westeel
Mines
_•
Products
89
2.30
3.50
88'A
Shawkev
1
22c
15c
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1945
Creek
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1
9.30
9.20
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10
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Souris
25
6,354
86c
89c
9,950
16.000
Roi
Valley Oil
:
28c
__
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Northspan
Uranium
share
for
.
25c
44
43c
Name
changed
Oils
&
Htaridard
Stanley
Stedman
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—
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•
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Mines
22
——
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Propane
Preferred *
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ordinary
1
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&
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—>
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3.25
—500
^
3.35
22%
—
1.13
—•
-
101
1.18
; 9c
9c
10c
7%
—
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Pearson
Teck-Hughes
Temagaml
Texas
--
1.28
1
1
Mines
common
Gold
Mines
Mines
Calgary
Tnompson-Lundmark
13c
7,100
10c
10c
io%c
9,000
9%c
Jan
28c
30c
9,000
23c
Jun
11
Feb
30c
•
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13%
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1.75
1.73
1.80
2,200
33c
40c
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1.28
1.30
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10
87c
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Co
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
1.65
1.55
87c
1.80
2.07
July
33c
Jan
Jan
55c
14,300
15o
Jun
25c
Apr
10,500
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
3.00
Apr
10c
May
14c
May
35c
May
70c
Jan
36c
Jun
54c
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2.23
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Range
fer Week
.
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—
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-
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49%
43
5
12%
11%
12%
6,095
*
40
40
41%
350
Feb
51
10%
35
49%
High
Low
-
Hah
►
Jun
13%
Mar
38% May
45
17%
;
Apr
Mar
24%
1
20%
20%
5.10
5.00
5.30
1,930
5.00 July
•
24
24
24 %
776
jun
25
20
20
20
•
30%
30%
•
20
30%
20%
——-
General Investments.
Industries
common-
Marconi
19
90
Jun
95
Jan
90
July
100
July
5%
1,620
4.20
-
30
425
46
175
45
7.00
7.50
64%
47%
19c
19c
20c
3,000
.
23%
22
23%
2,050
!
47%
150
30
52
Jan
14
May
400
6%
Jan
3,417
33%
Jan
17c
Feb
'
Paper
-
Jan
July
Feb
14%
45
46%
Westinghouse
6%
Jun
July
28
45
Copper
Jan
30
115
5
5%
Lumber.
Jan
24
May,
,
Fen
Jan
32
Jan
28 %
306
1,835
Jan
21%
Feb
90
100
III
-—
V
18%
Anr
6.00
20
100
90
*
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19
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——_—
——
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Canadian
20%
5
Sugar
Vinegars
lngersoll
Jan
2,200
*
Canadian
Oil
Glass
Oilcloth
9
v
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-
47 % July
5.00
19% July
100
Jun
1.05 July
8,000
8C
Jan
5%
230.
Feb
6.70 May
7,200
1.20 Jun
Preferred
Pato
17c
.
10c -Jan
9% Feb
1.95 July
2.25
Jan
Oreille
75c
Feb
1.36 Jun
Apr
29%
138 138 %
100
27
Jun
36
Jan
_>
29%
7'/a
5
55
"
common
38%
Feb
Jan
75
73
110
33%
Feb
July
Apr
142% May
56% July
90
Jan
42
Apr
39
44
781
36
Jun
52
Jan
150
44
150
25
150
Jun
160
Jan
5.30
5.20
5.40
—.—1
4.30
4.30
4.50
5.20 July
605
1,145
Mines
109 ;
100
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Mines
r
1,335
38%
38
100
—
——
100
55
52 %
,75,
2.50
Bros
3.95
Jun
6.75 Mar
5.15
Jan
Products
Consolidated
74
70
76%
1,670
Feb
46%
46%
46%
200
45% July
54% May
—15
—
76% July
—"
Zellers
Apr
Apr
11
56
«
40c
Gold
50c
500
6
6
1,500
61%
62%
85
50c
*
—*
62c
Corp
63c
25
Mar
5% Mar
56
56c
6,900
25
210
25
——-—
50
23
Apr
May
Apr
60c
6%
68
Jun
Jan
Jun
68%c Jan
25%
Jun
:
1.43 Jan
15c
Apr
34
May
Feb
29
705
Paper—
Consolidated
Yukon
26% Feb
10
36
51
Universal
104
—
Jun
24
50
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
3.50 Jun
Jan
1.85 Apr
10
1,867
50%
common
Ridgeway .Corporation
Southwest Petroleum
8% Jan
26% Jan
jun
May
800
20
10.100
Flour
Price
22y2c Feb
Feb-
7
25
.
Ogilvle
Pend
Feu
July
35
28 %
1
4
6
Ontario
&
33%
35
26%
Inc
Loblaw
Minn
47%
35
27'/a
International vtilities
28»/2 Apr
.
Paper
47%
Apr
24 % Mar
47% July
*
Products——
Steel
Hayes
International
80
Mar
18c Apr V
23% July
I6V2 Jan
Jan
Jan
Securities
25 %c
19% July
Feb
39
com—•
Linoleum
&
Gaspe Copper Mines—
Jan
Apr
*
common
Canada
of
DiiPont
*
—
Bridge
Dominion
Apr
Feb
89c Feb
20%c Feb
.
2.80 July
1.300
Apr
15% May
1.72 July
2.32
•
Dredging
Dominion
Preferred
Jan
130
10,950
Apr
52c
15c 15 Vac
Last
————.
_———
&
57'A
10c
15%
13%
61c
14c
34,550
7,550
35,009
50
8,045
.5,100
Apr
16%c
16%o. Apr
.
22
13 *90
-
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.
11 %C 13 %c
2.28
1
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop..
: Asbestos
Corp
Canadian
Apr
Apr
Feb
42% Apr
55c; Jan
9%cJuly
4,298
20,000
6,425
410
325
60c
55c
34% Jan
29,226
3oo
..
May
15c
36c
.
16%c Jan
28c Jan
250
.....
68c
13 %c
—i
—.„—
3.40 Mar
2.17 May
4lc
Jun
1,620
———•
36c
Mining
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Sylvanite Gold
Tandem
12 %c
-
24,400
Canadian
July
rrnn
7,C83
23
100%
1.05
22%
100
1
Minerals..
,8urf Inlet Cons Gold
Switson
13c
;
-
,
55,700
9.366
1-215
.
-
5.40
.
-
8 V
8
25%
8
—
3.35
Preferred.
Surety
5.10
•
''''
Warrants
Supertest
65c
14 %c
25
common
.
70c
17c
■
14%
75c
17c
5.20
V
1
Sudbury
_
-
65c- 73c
9%c 11 %c
25
25
67% .69%
-lie
17c
20% 23%
14 ;V *14
——„—
Sturgeon River Gold
Superior
,
9%c
•
■■
MiningOil
72c V
1
__
43c
40c
30c30%c
V 41%
41 41%
-V !
9
9
_1
Bros
Rock-Iron
Stuaxt
Ltd
Gold—
of -Canada
Steeloy
—•
class B_________——*
Olssn
15,000
40c
Dominion
■
-
42c
*
Oil & Gas
Starrat
45c
35c
Dalhousie
Mines
Feb
42c
10c 11 %c
Dominion
Spooner
104 %
44c
36c
•
to
May
115
10,400
Ltd—
—
Jan
98
98
10 %C-
Apr
35%. Jan
36%
2.60
1
Oil—.
35c
Apr
98
'
July
May
2.43
10c-
Canadian
held
Paving & Materials.
Brock
•oianwell
Steel
Ltd
Mar
Feb
8
1.45 July
21«
-
98
1
Apr
May
"43 V
5k
Feb
20%
-
2.04
50c
.
Jan
2.60
1
Coast
Mines"™""'"——!——
Stadacona
Apr
45c
51
90c
Feb
July
Feb
Spooner Oils Ltd—
V
2,359
Par
1.16 May
31c
Feb
Jan
.
4,643-
24
1
Consolidated
:
two
23
Friday
Ltd—
Mines
each
,
59c
45c
55c
—1
Spanish American Mines
Being exchanged for
48%
25
,
Jan
2uc
1,500 ?
405
3,950
30c
48
♦
*
Southern
24c
21c
21c
•
:
32c
22%
Metal
Canada
52c
5
11c
27c
22%
Bale Fries y ef
11% Jan
16% Feb
21
87c
Jun
-
70c
1001'
12,530
12,311
May
35% Mar
Apr
36
24
■tocks
13% Jan
11
22 %
20c
23
Caiiadinn
*,l'c
•
1.40
Toronto Slock Exchange
Jan
1,105
■
<
July
^^52
-11%
6.30
1.35
Mines
Zulapa
May
13c
6.30
1.40
Zenmac
29% Mar
28% Mar
27c Jan ; v
1.70 Apr
93c
11 %
6outham
One
50c
11%
Feb
35.315
1.35
55c
;__1
Mines
Van
215
125
10%
Jan
9ya Jun
25
July
23% May
13,700
_•
Simpsons Ltd
Slocan
25. 25%
55c
50c
Dairies class A.
Gold
150
in
1
Standard
Siscoe
26
25
—
Siiver-Mjller
Silverwood
745
13Vic 14%c
trust
Silanco Mining
Silver
10
25%
—*
common
7.75
25,898
5
Yukeno
2.82 Jun
3.85 Apr
90
May
1.35 Jan
3.100
3,100
38
38
1
„:
29c May
2.25 May
9c
84,999
1.50 V
9.50 V-
Jun
1.75 Jan
2.55 Feb,,
68
Jan
:
23c
1 39
—
Gordon
Shirriif
50c
1
Gold
50,955
'* 24,413
739
2.60
3.85
90
.
40c
38
£
16,230
8,366
3.190 ^ar
2.45
f
i f*9
Feb
Mines V——————4.—1
Bear Mines
2—•
1515
Mar
3.00 July
3.70
50c
Jan
1.30
IA1 Jan
108
Jan
2.00 Jun
•
Ltd
Oils
18c
29%
12,510
1
Zinc
&
20c July
20
15.050
3.00
2.50
•
Rainbow
T
July
2.45 July
•
Jan
330
21,933
16c
1.19 Mar
lie
^
12c
30
Yellowknite
A?*
102/a July
.
80c
-
21 % Mar
1
Mines
Canuck
Yellorex
Apr
•
Gold
Lead
VV Yankee-
Jan
18
4,300
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawlnigan ;Water & Power com
Scurry
24c
May
9,000
2.90
1
Yale
1.70 May
Jun
100
Winnipeg & Central Gas—
Wright-llargreayes
—
33 A Jan
14/2 Jan
110 110'A
*
Cement
Jan
Jan
18%
27 %c
A
;
Winchester Larder
Windward
1.40
235
•
class
Coghlan' V——
-
Feb
400
19%
•
Petroleums
WHtsey
July
80c
1.90
;
•
Wilrich
Feb
Apr
40c
30
*
Preferred
Mar
79c
Feb
15c
*
———
18% July
Jan
8V4C
1.78
*
Petroleum
(Geo)
.
Class B
;
July
A
Mines
; 89,300
84o
2.45'
class
Jan
43c
,
16c
—
Naco
Warrants
15 A May
78 A Jun
100'/a Jun
—
15%
22 %c Mar
5,300
36c
Petroleum
Jan
74% Mar
1
1
Breweries
Wlllroy
Jan
30c
•
Jun
•
Jun
May
65% May
Jan
6
Mines
Weston
20c
17%c
20c
Warrants
July
16
500
Decalta
Leaseholds
14c
12,500
Canada
Western
2.60
80o,
84c
;. 2-53-
•
■
v-
18c
17%
Ashley
Western
Western
19%
19%
90c
11%
575 1
1.50 V
1.50
•
1,770
1,786
V:
3.40
July
Jan
14
14%
*
Pyrite
8% Mar
1.92
51c
15,000
:
Jun
1.71
52,255
•
Mines
Malartic
West
>.
W_
&
Petroleums Ltd
Wespac
Apr
.
Western
,
Apr
7
1.40 May
Equipment
G
Waterous
24 Ac Jan
18c Apr
;
Mar
47%
45,922
A
1.20 Apr
28 % Mar
10% Jun
7
82 82%
370 ;
102 102% ,165 ■30c
36c " ' 17.600 s;
—,
Debentures
Saskatchewan
12
17
—100
102%
11- v 33c:
Ltd
San. Antonio Gold
1
V
1
Mines
50
2,540
30
.
16c
17
<
10,300,.
3,276
4,o65
-
.
Jan
60c
Feb
125
1
1
Waite
May
26c
70c
5.80
Jun
35%
38,430
-
"
class
Viceroy .Mfg
Grocers
-
j l.io Apr
Jun
26c
1,125
Vico Explorations
Violamac Mines;'—
Feb
22
Jun
Jun
16% May
July t"
3.00
Jan
2.98 May
Jan.
85c
6,400
Jan
40c
Feb
14%
Jan
7.85
July
1.65
1
2,285
3.75
86C,
36c
6.00 July
84,970
20c V
*
Western
Jun
10c
27c
Apr
July
58%
Mines
2.85 Jun
27c Mar
20/a July
12c Jun
10c; Jan
56 A
12% Peb
_7,94l
14
11V*
75c
250
27
58
—
—
2.70 Feb
75c
Apr
2.65 May
34c
Apr
May
21c
18,500
5,145
64%
30
ll'A
.—1;
Cement
Lawrence
30
*
—
r
2,650
^
<
18c
34c
16c
12c
63%
13%
r__25
industries
35,028
9,099
.
85c
20%
14c
30Vic.
12Vac
12c
64.
13%
•
Ryanor Mining
Sand
—-
14c.
—-—10
—
Preferred
St
—
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Riisseli
85c
20%
.—
1
Mines
23c
Feb
30 %
6.25
Alloys
Ventures
May
24
2.25 Apr
19c July
1.70 Mar
8.60
Jun
37%
—
2.64 Apr
<
Jan
10
3,535
2.15
1.93
.
2.50 July
1.55 July
8V2C Jan
Mar
'
1.80 Jan
^ 2,50 Mar
6.05 Apr
2.01 Mar
600
15,600
23c,
22c.
17c
1
-1
Oils
noxana
St
;
—*
Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
24
2.70
20c
*
23c
1
RIx-Athabasco Uranium
:■#
2.10 *i
1
Mines
itocht
8t
__
20c
:
,
200
2.22
19
2.40
23 V2
1
Palmer Oil
2.22
__
1
Rio
Rowman
15c
•
Mines
37,860 ;'
26,925
19^000,
1.64
12c 15'Ac
37c
28% July
19% Feb
9,400
Jan
58% July
58f
pfd_
Corp
Upper Canada
Jan
Jan
12
r
1.05 July
^ 1.30 May
u
4,000
1.60
1.64.
s
l
Refining
Robertson
;
1
Rexspar Uranium
v
3.00
1
MacDonald
Renabie
1.65
1
Mines
Explorations Ltd
Reeves
1.10
v
9
July
6.60
Apr
5% May
,
Apr
18c
July
10%
May
46%
2.41; 2.68
Western
Radlore Uranium Mines
21c
37%,
Inc
United Keno. Hill
Jan
4.85
3.50
32c
15
1.94
4.60
30c
30
,
Jan
Apr
44
Feb
16c
58,180
1.09
3.35
1.04
-
Apr.
21% May
Jan
13c
19c20c
20c
53c
8
■ v 5
1,255
-
Apr
78% July
Feb
1,905
;.V-
54c
Jan
86c
27
26
Feb
■
44 Yb
11,400
.
28% ,28%
United
Apr
1.75
14,200
15c.l7y2c
11s 11%
3.45
•
Mining
Milk ;
|
2.10
2.00
1.98
1
Corp
Labrador
2.09
1
54,440
"v
Jun
;
26%
6.90 Apr
23 %c Apr
1.50 May
1,400
v;
49
2.50 Apr
\ 2.50 May
,
Feb
;
\ 78 %
23c
Mines
43% Mar
.
Jan
28%
pfd
Steel
41% May
2,591
71
Oils
,
32c
May
:
Montauban
5.25 May
Jan
40
class A
B
Jan
13c
3,350
58
—
United
Jan
2.50 Jun:
•'v
common,.
Corps Ltd
Class
116
6,600
46
■
f
21c,•V: iO
Asbestos
United
-
112% July
15
21c
:
23c
United
United
Mar
Mar
8
Union
United
21
40
38c
c
17% ;
V—
Apr
5.75 May
Jan
July
35
42c
:
71
Union Gas of Canada
-
2.55 Jun
16 %
150
2.14
/
38c
preferred
Class
1,795
Vulcan
Prospectors Airways
56%
47%
46c
—
United
5.60 May
>
Feb
1.25 Mar
Jun
41'/2
•
Pipeline
Mining
20c
v
•
Resources
68% July
.
.
1,230
58c
July
.
44
2.25
^Oil Pipe Line
1.75 July
2.25 Apr
2.20 Mar
18c
Feb
13% Feb
89c Mar
62y4 Apr
72c
Jan
'
1.70
—
Acceptance
2nd
48%
•'
Oil
Union
42 %
40
Oils
2.25 Apr
.
12
60c
52
v
;
2,425
2.60
•
t
5.75
2.50
•
Mines
•"
Jun
Feb
1-35 Jan
1.75 July
11c May
2,765-f
-
•;
•
Triad
July
46
—
Petroleum
47% July
53
Jan
36c
Jun
3.40 Feb
1.60 July
r -
400
35'/a
6,25-
2.60
Uranium
Warrants
,
16c
->
__
'
68
5.50".
18c
4.90
6.25
1
66c
b6
*
_•
—
.
Dome
1,080
1,700
345
733
30,500
.
66c;
—
1
2,225
.
54
,
•
1
Roy
East
54%
4,760
79c
55%
75c
Prairie
13
^
Mar
1.93
100 V
26,400
12%
12%
77c
1
„
Inc
Pronto
1.68
1.40
•
;
=
Border
M
Preston
99c
•
Oil
Premier
P
2oc
40,400
l
Corp
Prairie
si
3,200
9,950
1.40
*
Oils
Powell
28c
2.40
1
Development
Ponder
25c
1
;
Mines
British
23% Jan
49% May
1.24
-
Mountain
Trend
2.10
-
Era
Transcontinental
1.60 May
21C
1
I
Oils
Trans
39%c Jan
25c
•
of
.
Empire
Trans
Jan
7.85 Mar
1,775 ;V
90
?
;*
1
•
Explorations
1.53 Mar
6% Mar
1.90 Jan
Jun
1.9o0
{
July
40
31,974
112% 112%
50,
—
A
i.__
Trans
Trans
2.38
1.28
V
1
Oas
Gold
;
B
Jan V;
75c
18,500
;
12%
46%
50%
50%50,%
1
Mineral
<fc
33c
Feb
32c
5.05
19%
—1
class
plreierred
Trans-Canada
Jun
•
Mines
Oils
Crow ,Gold
Placer
44%
5 %
Feb
30c
208,988
1.60
12%
44V2
50
Petrol Oil &
Pioneer
12%
5
common
„
Gold
;
•;*.
__
Class
1
23c
78c July
4% Jan
73c July;.,.
82c
>
30c
1.59
nV-
.
13,684
250
25,700,;,
6
73c
1.47
^_1
Gas_
Pipeline
Preferred
.
Perron
Vl
1
11c
5%
74c
50c
59,000
85c
80c
__
*"
1
Petroleums
Paymaster
Peace
V 85c
■
•
Ltd
Mines
Feb
13
77c
207/a
36
4.50
-
20
-
54c
5,000
48
High
July
July
3,700
4,543
#
85c
35%
_«■
Finance
19c
14c
12V4c
—
1
:
Drilling
Uranium
Traders
-V
...
34c
>
46
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12c
14c
62,500
9%c Jan
Northspan
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;v .vV'
100
85c
;20
—
'
Panel. Consolidated
32c
?
4.95
20%Juiy
'
V
.
July,
—
80c
Low
20c
9,166
11
'
13,185.—,12%
y
95
:
52c.
32c
1
Range Slnee Jan. 1
11
24c
11
•
Mines
,
Share*,
;
High
20c.
20c.
iu
Mines,—
Toronto Dominion nauk.
Apr V i:
16c
•
ef Prieee
Low
1
Tip Top
Jan
July
Bales
fer Week
Range
,
Par
■
.
Torbri.t.^ilyer
Pacific
Week's
Lasl;
Bale Price
Range Sine* Jan. 1 V V'A
12,000..
:47c
"
ENDED
;
•
94c
-
.
»
;
Low
23c
4116c
8 jC
58c
22c
*
20c
;12c
1
Alines
for week
•
s
High
Low
;
.
range
■
;
for Week^'s.\
Range
Sale Price y«*;rr»Mjati. Share*
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ormsuy
Last
VV
V
Sales
"Week's
Friday
V
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STOCKS,r
Mar
Jun
FOR
par
value.
(not included in year's
range).
(not included
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Apr
9.00
Feb
e
1.33
Feb
f Flat
3.00
Feb"*"
r
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
(not included In year's range).
dividend
(Un) Admitted to
wiWhen
Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
nrtvi,.—
unlisted trading privileges.
delivered.
y
price.
Cash sale
t
wd When
d Deferred delivery sale
2.75
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
Odd lot sale
dividend.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(362)
..
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
July
Friday,
20
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
1.74
6.83
4.07
4.35
California
9.78
of
4.43
Trust
37/ft
11.29
10.87
11.88
6.44
7.06
of Boston—1
Fund_l
Mutual
Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds);
1
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
14.89
22.96
B-2
4%
13.70
(The)
24.69
25.35
27.65
17.97
Com Stocks)—1
13.17
Stk>—1
15.23
10.13
11.95
(Low Priced
(Income
Com
13.69
14.80
Knickerbocker
21.03
22.76
Lexington Trust Fund—
5.90
6.46
24.08
26.03
137
Fund
Life Insurance
142
Life
Insurance
Loomis
6.58
12.30
2s
1
Y
Mutual
Fund—*
'
Hatarity—
Certificates
shares—
_lo
5.12
5.64
2%s
2.72
3.00
2%s
4.33
y3.63
4.00
shares
—lc
.
1,
lc
15,
Treasury
16.72
18.08
—lc
3.23
3.56
l%s April 1.
10c
7.95
8.71
1%s
15.16
13.83
Mutual
Fund
Fidelity
Founders
3.22
National
9.18
9.98
21.83
23.34
Dividend
4.85
5.30
Preferred
Income
7.90
Stock
16.85
Growth
4.29
4.70
New
8.28
9.00
New
,
series
—lc
;lc
series.
Aviation
7.42
19.23
3.42
3.72
Inc
1
15.03
16.43
Corp
Trust
1
68.28
1
7.89
2
Pioneer
Price
11.70
Puritan
13.11
lc
—lc
—lc
Stock Fund-lo
13,56
12.82
Scudder
7.67
lc
6.29
8.82
18.71
8.98
9.35
Merchandising
Mining shares
Railroad
RR
Bond
11.52
10.24
2.86
3.15
7.33
12/62
shares
lc
lc
11.52
16.51
shares
4.30
9.08
16.38
17.47
Inc
1
2.85%
b3.05
2.90%
2.70%
3.30s
7- 2-56
1-
2-57
b3.05
2.90%
10-
1-56
b2.90
2.70%
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
b3.15
2.95%
11-
1-56
b2.95
2.75%
3.55%
6-
1-56
3- 1-57
b3.20
5-
1-56
11-
1-56
b2.95
2.75%
3.40%
,7-
2-56
4-1-57
b3.25
3.05%
3-
1-56
12-
3
b3.00
2.85%
3.20%
8-
1-56
5-
1-57
b3.25
3.15%
26, 1956
August 2, 1956——
August 9, 1956-
21.15
22.99
23.45
14.20
15.43
August
23,
August
/v.''
New
13.44
66%
8.70
United
Income
Fund
Shares.l
10.83
of
Fund
_1
11.60
1
Jefferson
5
Assur
Amer Ins Co
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
Re-insurance
5
American Surety Co
6.25
Bankers & Shippers
io
Amer
American
Boston Insurance Co
5
Camden Fire Ins Assn (N J)
Life Ins of Amer
Forster
1
6.55
(N J)
Group
Assoc
Reinsurance
Federal,
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—
Fire Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
of
Franklin
■
<S
F)
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
;
Globe
Great
&
6.17
Republic
Y)_—
5
27 Va
10
Bank
&
Trust
National
188
195
10
25 V4
37%
7.36
8.04
1
*_1
9.01
Irving
Kings
64%
28
5
39 Va
43 Va
20
80 Va
83 Va
10
53
56
of Commerce_10
34
Union
31
14.17
Meadow
15.45
37
.1
1
12.83
5.64
Co
of
&
Co
National
New
6.09
York
&
Co
State
North
Amer_5
Life
Bid
of
N
93
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Life
Companies Inc
10
29%
32%
1
14%
Albany,
39
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
117
Lincoln
10
236
State
Maryland
37
40
Massachusetts Bonding-.!.
28%
30
37
50
264
274
16
62
65
10
46
49
of
Commerce
Bk
&
.-12.50'
Tr_.
35
38
29%
32%
10
59%
61%
25
50
National Bank
Co
10
Bank
of
Detroit
City—
Bank
350
363
Paterson
67%
-55%
10
30%
32%
Phoenlx_5
29%
70%
20%
7
25
Nat'l
Bank
<fe
Trust„25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
St.
46
210
LOUlS—
Boatmen's
220
10
20%
69 Va
First
22%
20
72%
National
Mercantile
Louis
37/s
25
'
4%
27
National
Casualty
Merchants
Fire
Merchants
&
National
22%
National
48%
53 %
Nationwide
28%
1
34%
49%
52
56
60
17
58
62
Co
25
55%
59%
Trust-
Union
20
78 Va
83%
Albany
10
39
43
& S
A__6.25
38%
40%
Bid
Ask
4VaS
1976
96%
96%
Francisco—
Bank of Amer
N T
36%
5
Assurance
37
39
1_5
Fire
Corp
38%
New
Amsterdam
30
New
Hampshire
123
New
York
13%
132
18%
2
Casualty
Fire
43%
48 %
52 %
42
45
10
45%
88
93
River
10
2.50
270
290
Northeastern
5
3.33%
10
132
Northern
12.50
75
80
98
104
59
North
63
31%
31%
33%
33%
(Minn)
83
89
10
49
54
10
5
57
60%
4%
Pacific
Fire
•
62%
66 Va
Pacific
5
Indemnity
31
32
Peerless
4
33
35
Phoenix
:
10
10
74%
77%
79%
81%
Providence-Washington
10
24%
26
10
Co
Insurance
Co_—
22%
24%
lo
50%
53%
2.50
61%
64
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
37%
39
St
4
55%
88
57%
93
Seaboard Surety Co
10
61
46%
48%
65.'
40
43
71"
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire <fc Marine
10
68
10
53%
Power
Hotels
&
100 V.
101
112
113
162
117%
3V.S- 198C
97V»
105 %
107%
100
101
—1976
3%s
1986
3%s
Salt
92%
1975
5s
/.__i986
Mfg
3.45s
1981
Potomac Elec 3%s
1991
Public Service Co of New Hamp '
102%
1986
1970
Pow
Mohawk
Elec
Penna
102(4
1975
4V2S-
Houston Light
Can
Niagara
109%
1976
1931
National
100
1986 ,101%
1975
101 «/2
Sons—
&
Mueller Brass 3%s
-
Fenna
3%s
<M)
4%s
91%
99%
Aircraft
Lowenstein
101
108%
Corp 3%s_—;
Hilton
102%
90%
100%
.1976
Florida Power & Lt 3%s
Frueliauf Trailer 4s—
33^,5
-
102%
.1936
Ferro
10
132
Edison—
3 V2S
Duke
1.25
5
4V.s_:
Commonwealth
Bonds—(Cont.)
Lockheed
129
Power 3V8S—. .1986
Airlines
Ask
-
& Tel 37/es— •1930
Industries 4V»s_ 1975
Oregon
Capital
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
Chem-
Tel
Burlington
12%
140
5
5
&
.1970
American
Calif
2
Fire
Potash
3%S
19%
115
Security Issues
Bid
American
_5
A
Bonds—
142
.5
class
Recent
59%
12
10
Union
54%
4
Manufacturers
Fire
19%
36
Life
10
3%s
-—.1986
Sheraton Co
Southern
__
119
Textron
of
Amer
5
5
21 %
Paul
23%
Standard
36%
37%
34%
u g
&
Marine
2
6.25
Travelers
32%
Fire
5
44
148
96%
44
46 %
156
104%
46
12%
71
/
Accident—
10
5
74%
79%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
10
60%
63%
3
24%
27%
u
S
Fire
U
S
Life
Insurance
Co
in
52
3%s
Iowa
'
Power
&
Kentucky Util 3%s
Kerr-McGee Oil 4V2s_
•No
2
27%
29%
Westchester Fire
2
28%
30%
par
-
100%
99%
tEx-100%
stock
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
value.
:
90 %
102%
5s
!l971
/
Anderson-Prlchard
102
■
155
Boston
-
>
4.25%
^
:
•
-
_'_1970
-
x
50 "
pfd——100
yield price.
.
y
-
stock.
•
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-
Ex-dividend,
wi When
•
.
96%'
123*
.
9734
125
Oil—
preferred
Edison 4.25%
dEx-rights.
t New
"
to listing on the New York
Exchanee
;
•
.
"
100%
100 Ve
89 V2
100 V.
•
'
100 %
Stocks—
'
dividend
split.
99 %
1017a
101
1968
103%
100%
37/8s_—1981
153
.1986..
value
JEx-2-for-l
a
City of N Y
99%
100
99%
4%s_!_1967
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
55
the
-1986
Light 3%s_. 1986
-V:"
Am
U S Industries 4%s__
97%
Indianapolis Pow & Light—
14%
66
99%
103
93
Gas
Calif
56%
10
113
'
Bank
Bank
Trust
]:
20
•/:•
"'/'
National
105
Y.—
of
31%
Pittsburgh-—
Mellon
[jf 8
42 Va
■/,
52%
(N J)
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
Valley
18 «/a
10
54
Phoenix
5
of
] V]
244
30%
Bank
40*]'i
200
,124
29%
N.
314
Angeles—
San
15%
36
100
:
Bank
County Bank & Trust Co
St
129%
28 %
25
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
96
Ins—
C)
42%
2
National
380
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
$>46'V*
42
41
Y_
.
430
365
Co
National
Los
23
Bank
415
34 V.
110
25
Bank
National
Sterling
Ask
Jersey
10
Trust
< ,
Detroit—
Bank
Inc
307
100
Savings
Trust
Trust
First
___5
Brook
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
13.87
32%
100 -.v.
.10
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I)
Standard
N
10
20
Co
of
IOO
Bk_100
Bank
&
City Bank
Bank
Hartford
Bank
Island
Trust
Manufacturers Trust
9UD:
Trust Co
Connecticut
Bank—
Trust
79
88
Connecticut—
Trust
County
&
National
National
66 Va
20
Long
9.85
1
Trust
Cleveland
Bank
Square N Y_
Trust Co__
Bank
76
Illinois
Bank
National
Central
27 V.
34 Va
20
(The)
Ask
Cleveland—
Bank
Natl
*•
30
10
City
Bid
Trust—33 Va
and Trust—25
Bank
Nati
Continental
National
14.87
124%
5
Tr__25
Rochelle
Industrial
6.74
13.65
10
Fla)_2%
Hanover
Fire
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
lo
Hartford Steamboiler
10
Home
American
Gtilf Life (Jacksonville
City
66 y4
Northern
National
Hanover
7.16
27%
10
Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employees
Employees
5
&
Bk
N
Westchester
Guaranty
Mutual
(Greensboro
Equitable
American Fidelity &
Casualty_5
*1.25 conv preferred
5
American Home Assurance Co_5
3tate
York
New
New
Franklin
18.37
Insurance
70
American
&
Pax
12.68
16.90
Value
200
36%
Crum
Companies
Chicago—
280
64 %
Bank—10
Plains
Franklin
11.77
Science
Inc
1956——
1956
Ask
260
10
Exchange
National
First
9.51
United
par
135
Trust
Corn
Federation
9.38
Ask
27 %
Co
Bid
100
York
Empire Trust
42.00
13.20
Fund
99.459
18,
of New
(White
14.72
8.58
Inc
99.449
October
99.740
County Trust Co
12.14
Fund
99.507
1956
99.784*
99.723
Commercial
Fund—1
Inc
99493
99.773
1956
6,
15.75
Continental Fund—_1
Fund
1956
11,
13.82
Accumulated
Investing Corp.
99.606
99.552
October
York—
Bankers
a25.32
of
Inc
99.588
99.815
14.37
1
Fund
99.653
99.636
99.538
September 27,
October 4,
Bank & Trust
Funds Inc—
13.04
Oo
September 20. 1956
Ask
99.700
33.56
33.22
United
11.92
Life
99.944
99.685
1956
13,
99.807
90.824
30,
September
United
Fuud..lc
25%
General
99.940
September
99.9Q6
25%
Whitehall
34%
Casualty
'
Bid
99.983
99.857
23%
12.43
2
Assurance
Dollar Value
99.981
99.898
First
Ltd
3.05%
Treasury Bills
Ask
1956
16,
13.57
Canada
wi
1956
1956
August
12.45
11.36
lo
Continental
56
Fiduciary Trust Co
lc
Automobile
Continental
b2.95
2-56
1-56
12.65
Wall
American
Connecticut
1-56
10-
4-
12.68
Wellington Fund
Ins
3-56
1-
3.50%
2-
12.36
Funds
Ask
b3.0Q
1- 2-57
39.50
Inc
Bid
12- 3-56
4- 2-56
1
10.43
189
Due
6-1-56
3.10%
a31.91
Wisconsin
Dated
2.50%
2.65%
Inc_l
Washington
Agricultural Insurance Co
Life
Rate
b2.80
b2.90
July
Insurance Companies
Natl
Ask
1-56
Rye
Columbian
Bid
Due
Corp—*
11.84
Colonial
99.13
8-
Fund—1
Investors
1961
9- 4-58
1
Inc
1
& Farnham
96.2
1-55
Bank
Fund™
Investment Fund
Street
1960
1,
96.24
1-55
Far
Line Income Fund Inc
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
125
94.2
1,
l%s April
100
50%
3.03
lo
93.28
Oct.
1960—
Dollar Value
16.27
19.39
48%
1
12.00
lo
94.16
IV2S
1,
:
95.26
11-
y#
Investors
11.22
.
95.6
94.8
99.10
Harris
10.82
Life
94.30
1%8 April
97.11
96.16
7.25
9.54
io
97.9
First
Value Line
1958
12-
Royal
Aetna
;
63
10.38
Aetna Casualty 8t Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
Dated
13.23
2.77
Bid
97.12
99.14
99.10
1957—
14.60
10.98
Par
97.4
53
1
Fund
Growth
14.85
12.17
& ClarkFund
B)
lo
Fund
1,
51%
United
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
",-'V
United States
35%
6.71
1
Fund
Investors
Inst. Foundation
33%
13.43
1
Inc
Income
Bank
:
97.30
99.29
1,
17as Feb. 15, 1959
1%S April
1,
1959
l'/as Oct. 1, 1959
—
100.9
99.30
——-
9.87
1
Clark
Investors
98.26
97.22
48%
United
98.18
1957
99.27
497/a
18.12
16.16
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Institutional
_1
Shares
(Edson
Ask
Bid
2.95%
Stock
of Canada
Stock
point
a
•.^
.
3.45%
&38.52
Fund
-
1958
46%
16.87
17.58
a25.69
1
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
Incorporated
v
1
&
98.23
15, 1958
Chem
Texas
93.20
32nd« of
1,
l%s April
Chase Manhattan Bank—12.50
Roe
1958
Notes—(Cont.)—
IV2S Oct.
11.05
9.95
1
Fund
Boston
100.3
13.47
4.73
lc
of
15,
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
8.04
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Fund
100.2
10.22
.
Incorporated
1957 w i
Television-Electronics Fund-—1
'
Income
Growth
Inc
Amer
Sterling
1956
20,
more
or
12.46
Stein
18.07
Utility shares
Haydock
2.50'
Inc—
State Street Investmeht
12.62
lc
shares:
Tobacco
•
Inc.——~1
Stevens
Sovereign
20,
Maturity—V ;.
1.25
Smith
14.30
shares
stock
Inc—
.
Southwestern
11.22
13.06
lc
.
shares
equipment
Railroad
Bteel
lc
lc
lc
shares
shares
one
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
9.67
17.10
shares—
100.3
Mortgage Assn—
Nov.
3.05%
312
Corp.——1
Stevens
Selected
Natl
3%S
Ask
Bid
+.
Fund
Common
10.62
Institutional
Petroleum
Aug.
3.125%
Shares—
Trust
Fund
Fund
Scudder,
6.90
9.69
lc
bond
99
99.8
22.02
Fund Inc
'8.41
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Bond shares
lc
General
21.11
1
Rowe)
Scudder,
14.04
Federal
100.11
99.6
7.33
1
Ltd
Fund
14.85
shares—lc
shares—«h
100
100.1
^
Equipment shares
Fullr administered
102%
6.94
6.35
9.03
(Geo) Fund
Science & Nuclear Funds
10.46
;
102
9.69
6.71
Putnam
8.51
9.55
97.12
3.00%
5.27
8.87
1
Fund
Fund
(T
7.76
4.82
1
1
1956
Pine Street
11.97
shares^
97.18
1960
3 00%
7.33
Series
Securities
10.68
(The)
Electronics & Ejfectrical
Food
Series
Peoples
lc
Common
6.75
Series
American
lc
shares
96.26
97.8
99.30
Capital Fund
Philadelphia
"5.58
96.16
1,
2.95%
11.65
1
Fund Inc
shares
Chemical
"■
i
1960
r
21.95
10.78
1
Stock
Canada
North
8.13
17.59
1
Inc
Building shares—
Capital Growth Fund
•
11.86
1,
June
99.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.96
Series
England
of
10.82
20.29
10.94
Series
York
4.02
—1
-
Stock
Securities—
Automobile
1
Series
12.09
Capital
Corp.
Series
:
2%s Feb.
99.24
1357—
1,
Rate
1
Bond
7.62
Investors
Co Inc_l
Series
24.84
Inc—
Group
Investors
15.59
General
interest
Wide Securities
11.06
General
3.72
2s
13.21
National Security Series—
.
100.7
Shares—
Trust
beneficial
5
Industries Fund
Gas
11.32
al5.03
1
2.94
of
20c
Fundamental Investors
43.73
10.32
1
Nation
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Futures
12.42
40.45
1
Corp.
Mutual
of New Eng—1
stock
Preferred stock
11.49
•
10.71
Inc-
Common
__l
Inc—
20.10
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund
•
Financial
Shares
23.23
Inc—i
Fund
Equity
Federated Fund
Fund
Corp—l
Fund
Investment
Stock
12.22
Life Fund
—1
1
Electronics
1
——
Invest
Balanced
Howard—
Balanced Fund
97.2
Stock
9.77
Inc
1959—
100.7
1057
15.
May
2%s Aug.
interest-
Growth
17.83
.
&
Baton
Inc
Massachusetts
Mutual
5.65
Trust
1
Shares—
Fund
Dreyfus
Investors
..Fund
65%
Investors
beneficial
of
Mass
Inc
2.50
25c
E
Series
.
Dividend
Shs
7.91
Shares—
Trustee
Diversified
Transport shares
Manhattan Bond Fund
Massachusetts
1
Fund—1
Fund
Diversified Investment
Stock
V]
12.77
1,
97.30
lV2s Oct.
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De Vegh Investing Co Inc-—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—1
11.61
May
Notes—
1956
64%
2%s
-
274s June
1956
15.
1957—
•——1
.
/.
100.11
100.1
Aug. 15,
1%S Oct. 1,
—
98.22
97.22
100
28
Growth
1958
Treasury
1957
2%s March
shares
5.13
Feb.
3.99
Fund
1,
100.2
Bid
1956
Dec.
3.31
Diversified
99
4.77
shares
3.62
Delaware
1958
Indebtedness—
X3.00
15.14
100.4
.
98.12
*
Y-'v|%r
.
of
lc
7.23
100.1
99.30
100
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
6.36
5.83
Petroleum
14.99
1957
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.22
,
'
19%
1957-56———-
98.24
Special Investment shares—lc
17%
1957
1,
15,
2%s Jan.
a46.47
Sayles
Paper
Inc—.
1,
Oct.
Feb
2%s May
2%s Nov.
100.8
18.54
Fund
May
l%s
100.7
99.31
1957
20.48
Concord
3.30s
3%s May 1, 1971-
1957
18.84
Inc
Fund
3s
100.3
100.4
«' 17.06
In©-—.
-
100.2
9931
1
Fund
Composite
Ask
100.1
93:31
100.8
1957
1,
1,
16%J
Inc
Stk Fund Inc—1
Metal
14.47
15,
1958
100.6
.
100.4
—
1957
15,
March
June
13.44
15%
3%s
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares
lc
10.67
13.31
1
Managed Funds—
23.77
9.82
,
25c
Investors
Automobile
21.90
1957
14,
12.93
(Speculative Com
S-4
19.91
15,
Jan.
point
a
Bonds—
11.06
S-3
8.35
16,000
1956—
Bank
2%s Sept.
,
16.62
Stks)_l
14.87
18.41
15,
14.38
7.64
15.400
Nov.
of
Bid
100.2
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.958 Sept 4, 1056
—.
19.84
13.56
ouo
100.3
100
Land
2%s
14.09
25.66
com—100
100
Colonial
Fund Inc—
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—1
Composite Bond & Stock
1956
3%» Mar.
11.93
9.71
23.74
Christiana Securities
Preferred
15,
3%s Feb.
19.61
10.93
18.18
S-2
Chemical Fund Inc
100
Oct.
3.05s
12.91
K-2
S-l
•;
15,
3.50$
26.99
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
18.8D
12.10
1
—1
1956
3y«s Sept. 17, 1956
3.15s Oct 15, 1956—
10.60
11.19
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Aug.
32nds
more
or
Federal
3.50s
25.86
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
3.20s
a22.50
(Medium Grade
17.47
*
Bid
Federal
5.51
10.33
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)——1
10%
9%
5.04
1
America
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Inc
Fund
14.06
lc
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_I
9.53
4.05
}
Ltd
(1954)
12.86
Inc
Co
Johnston
General Fund
Canada
Canadian
Fund—lc
Fund
Investment
6.74
8.77
Figures after decimal point represent
Insur
Resources
Investment
;
Obligations of Government Agencies
As*
8.12
Institutional
16.27
"
6.20
Bid
7.42
XitCULUC
Intl
1.80
X14.92
Par
(Cont)—
4'UtlU—Mb.
J-iloUtUwUllHl
10.68
1.64
•———1
1
Ltd
Fund Inc
Fund
Bollock
Mutual Funds—
Institutional Snares Ltd
1.91
6.32
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust——— •
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Par
Puna
Aberdeen
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
-
-
..
..
58~.
'100%
59
101,
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(363)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended July 14
1955 '
Inc. or
.1956
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
us
based
$23,304,519,530 against $21,342,152,270 for the
Pennsylvania—Altoona
week in 1955.
Chester
Our comparative
summary
BY
1956
York
%
1955
>
$11,380,802,933
$10,311,242,342
1,270,797,638
1,088,527,769
+ 16.7
Philadelphia
1,320,000,000
1,216,000,000
+
706,951,178
City
San
Francisco
+
1.1
393,300,000
+
5.4
669,484,602
+
+
—
582,948,791
+
353,594,599
+
8.2
$17,754,948,642
$16,145,023,422
Baltimore
Other cities, five days——
4,657,975,740
Total all cities, five days
•
(11
•
of
4,330,940,705
1,313,241,254
1,253,155,507
furnish
are
them
+
543,154,311
Mansfield
59,445,700
13,276,481
14,270,219
15,246,295
434,061,036
•468,071,038
(7
cities)
the whole country
this center
at
13,261,171
260,626,268
480,263,534
271,667,869
+
0.8
52,410,600
49,762,100
not available at time of going to press.
3.5
—
10,357,638
6.4
+
—
11,652,388
12,080,244.
7.3
378,834,281
381,301,650
1,207,405,880
has to be estimated*
cases
—
+
0.2
4,505.,270
+
7.6
22,110,953
8349,895
7,218,260,.
355,369,207
cities)
344,877,589
145,193,783
+
Columbia—Washington
(6
.
..
181,451321
Carolina—Charleston-
■ •
A-.,.-
•
•,
135,601,743
9.0
3.1
Nashville
••
!■
-
increase of 9.9%.
an
We
group
the
in
and
cities according to
the Philadelphia
'23,201,287
122,627,418
123,952,283
363,400,000
-
374,700,000
7,810,618
6,451,886
5,781,057
3.0
+•' 320,374,845
330,541,02®
7.1
124,245,704
114,640,201
+
4.2
641,655,552
'
r
+ 27.0
»—
—
Louisiana—New
6,147,931
8.9
4,813,616
171,823,335
152,003,53®
5.4
192,733,689
132,700,17®
166,660,009
+
15,356,317
Total
the
13,249,299
!
+ 15.9
596,218
+ 21.4
567,688
597,94®
+, 6.6
159,773,400
151,308,616
3.4
1,008,267,285
912,684,676
1,134,729,245
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
1,097,349,573
are
District—Chicago-
Arbor
+
Rapids
Lansing
2,543,170
South
3.4%.
In the
90,317,000
90,339,000
9,139,081
4,565,102
10,252,108
138,201,053
127,581,071
6,618,458
46,558,944
47,822,134
15,751,246
1,694,151
1,765,252
1,217,312,698
1,059,880,312
7,103,857
6,309,720
-
i:
S
i
Bend—
Terre
Iowa—Cedar
10.7%, in the St. Louis
21,320,168
10,953,714
11,899,768
.
Haute—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
...
2,632,503
20,795,118
7,995,015
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
larger by 0.2%, in
—_
-
!
Rapids
Deg Moines
Sioux
■■
15,762,947
Grand
——
City
Illinois—Blooming ton
Chicago
;
Ji
Kansas City Reserve District the totals record a loss of 2.8%, and in the Dallas Re¬
District of 0.5 %,
but in the San Francisco Reserve District the totals register
Decatur——•»—w_
a
gain of 6.5%.
Z
Peoria
••
i
i
.j—.————
_
11,411,343
...f-r •
; y
;'' :'
Total
■'■CV
SUMMARY
1956
Week Ended July 14—
1955
:
CltlM
818,428,526
Ine.
757,225,394
+
1953
or
Dec.
sm'vv';
12
let Boston„
%
8.1
698,481,025
723,709,685
3rd
—11
Philadelphia
7
6th Richmond
6
7th
Chicago
6th St. Louis
9th
1
•-™
__
_
+ 10.8
11,896,162,347
9,113,489,450
1,313,241,254
1,253,155,607
4.8
1,209,061,954
1,394,640,237
+
0.2
1,207,405.880
725,003,431
•
2,199,080
2.5
17,411,811
16,198,14®
20,440,554
—46.4
10,533,941
+ 13.0
10,4^9,086
9,355,870
9,800,825
9,802,792
77,816,000
5,016,472
—
695,769,036
+
4.2
641,655,552
1,134,729,245
1,097,349,573
+
5.4
1,008,267,285
1,463,324,406
+
10.7
1,335,667,017
1,350,933,090
675,884,412
660,442,537
+
2.3
637,648,220
647,115,396
590,453,549
589,470.710
+
0.2
533,073,119
691,767,249
+
1,153,075,393
.
0.1
87,946,000
—10.9
9,163,723
10,481,073
9.0
4,347,614
8.3
114.604,388
4,435,74®
108,549,926
+ 20.8
5,652,252
5,071,04®
38,472,605
39,023,323
14,951,887
15,614,517
—
—
+
—
+
—
2.6
0.1
4.0
M
-
12th San
-
507,296.020
1,291,287,653
Mew
York
now
We
add
"
109
———
Outside
—16.1
6,584,091
+ 21.5
5,897,936
5,452,275
1,620,489,511
1,463,324,406
+10.7
1,335,667,017
1,350,933,09®
3.1
our
'647,619,388
I-
510,086,146
1,212,242,322
—
y
498,262,522
—
+
2.8
668,711,061
.616,414,499
0.5
488,244,257
458,709,243
6.5
1,084,868,205
1,027,763,665
21,818,624,559
20.321,809,458
7.4
21,434,474,582
detailed
10,800,848,037
5.1
10,003,221,918
Louis
388,900,000
378,100,000
Kentucky—Louisville
161,632,048
154,856,374
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy__
122,325,304
124,545,515
******
rr
Total (4 cities
3,027,060
15,570,566
'
•
8,633,47®
+
2.9
+
4.4
378,000,000
137,103,188
176,842,
1.8
119,699,554
116,469,973
—
351,400,00®
2,940,648
675,884,412
Hinfh Federal Reserve
;
+
2.9
2,845,478
2,403,063
V 660,442,537
+
2.3
637,648,220
647,115,396
statement
Clearings at—
showing the figures for each city and for
\
12,085,820
9,143,064
+ 32.2
8,794,238
Minneapolis
393,158,419
399,527,709
—
1.6
356,631,329
332,040,501
149,595,876
145,626,854
+
2.7
133,791,580
126,540,927
10,537,581
10,528,234
4,707,596
4,853,932
7,757,334
6,607,047
12,610,923
13,183,870
590,453,549
589,470,710
;
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
cities)
(7
'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
8,962,560
0.1
8,883,909
8,305,720
3.0
5,263,232
5,225,723
+ 17.4
6,023,611
5,328,103
+
—
4.3
13,685,220
0.2
—
533,073,119
11,858,99®
1955
Inc. or
1954
1953
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
;
Omaha
\
Kansas—Topeka
3,031,438
1
2,756,362
'
+ 10.0
2,465,378
;2.515,372
8,228,620
7,677,546
+
7.2
6,415,137
5,885,919
672,650,242
620,595,902
+
8.4
597,209,005
3,706,092
+
8.7
3,180,353
3,266,310
1,490,026
1,618,815
8.0
1,272,289
4,148,118
839,570
+
23.3
994,463
918,117
10,881,971
+
2.7
10,549,253
9j763,838
146,455,632
156,817,421
6.6
12.9
165,306,166
13,871,503
156,901,663
9,626,97*
5.1
25,946,853
23,497,389
427,341,782
395.205,885
13,950,522
11,505,09®
13,261,917
City
-
Joseph
446,056,811
■*"
;
r.
Colorado—Colorado
11,749,740
31,338,506
—
+
—
455,801,017
"
y: 14,532,348.'
Springs
—
v
9,273,423
'.14,626,672
8,518,381
71
866,934
950,735
6,144,800
4,411,397.
3,738,785
3,633,36*
668,711,061
616,414,499.
1,176,11®
3,822,943
4.8
1,193,571
568,287.176
4,026,850
;
St.
City-
29,744,664
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
Maine—Bangor
498,262,522 1
1,137,076
Linco.n
1956
+
1,035,442
11,171,631
1;
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Pueblo
(a)
(a)
'
Fall
River
—;
"
Lowell
New Bedford
New
New
12,304,257
9,880,9£9
11,624,941
39,513,887
2.9
39.002,272
37,961,502
22,236,270
+ 14.4
17,495.564
15,716,704
29,962,600
Hampshire—Manchester
3,660.241
13,017,565
+ 18.8
25,434.832
Haven
3,555,338
+ 18.9
10,104,685
38,377,281
Island—Providence
7.8
14,119,740
12,008,418
.
Connecticut—Hartford^.
Rhode
—
16,793,764
Springfield
Worcester
28,133,000
+
6.5
27,679,300
'33,439,600
2,601,512
2,614,977
818,428,526
.
757,225,394
—
—
Total
(12
cities)
Cities).—
(9
+
0.5
2,536,485
723,709,685
2.8
Forth
Wichita
12,884,975
12,615,107
415,654,386
425,238,296
44,093,224
.
Worth
41,042,735
7,096,000
+
—
+
2.1
12,612.757
10,342,922
2.3
408.822.037
387,906,530
7.4
37,111,799
34.215,766
7,308.000
6,936,000
+
2.3
7,724,839
7,079,935
+
9.1
7,093,521
6.354,9-6K
19,842,596
17,174,073
+ 15.5
15,291,143
12,913,057
507,296,020
f.
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
510,086,146
0.5
438,244,257
458.703-.243
9.7
175,157,114
172,943,00®
6,976,000
2,642,884
8.1
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Dallas
Galveston
—
,691.767,249
672,668,944
Texas—Austin
698,431,025
Total
Total
(6
cities)—.
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
New
198,984,674
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
York—Albany
:
214,903,525
Blnghamton
108,923,658
3,971,901
123.883,222
4,044,652
4.490.125
i
131,594,093
3,034,524
2.907,633
3,138,961
3,165,897
10,462,948,263
9,520,961,421
40.071,229
York
37,310,331
23,895,365
+
2.6
19,374,238
22,153,201
26,397.893
+
5.7
26,002,822
23,245.837
Rochester
Syracuse
24.509.595
Connecticut—Stamford
27,891.865
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
+ 130.5
140,618.124
i
Jamestown
New
93,220,144
fa)
Buffalo
Elmira
New
(10
•
76,022,855
Jersey.
cities)
-
District—Minneapolis
Minnesota—Duluth
9,726,954,635
Week Ended July 14
Portland
9,404,191
18,369,995,715
11,355,676,296
;
the week ended July 14 for four years:
Massachusetts—Boston
15,201,164
•
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Total
pity,
6,060,927
16,038,087
14,439,289
Helena
Total
1,526,02*
1,014,980,915
5,613,3-3
St.
M
6
983,459,897
12.6
—
""
9
—
11th Dallas
1,636,120
+ 14.9
+
/
1,245,447,368
M
10th Kansas City
-
"
912,684,676
1,620,489,511
1,914,70®
;
M
••
7
Minneapolis
9,996,336,341
1,396,797,717
k;
a
17
_
■■*»
M
^•^10
_
__
11,072,344,247
H
672,668,944
4th Cleveland
6th Atlanta
;
.
3.4
—
1
10
York
2nd New
«•
■
8,001,666
(17 cities)
V'
OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
15,536,556
Springfield
-
10,269,056
12,109,721
_
Rockford
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
-
6,516,05*
173,426,792
723,909
184.933,525
(10 cities)
106,862,831
327,500.000
+ : 6.9
+
Orleans
28,512,832
*
106,093,977
3.0
+ 29.2
7,304,525
6,713,546
207,545,614
—„
/'27,396,306
1.1
'
'
647,619,30®
'
316,700,00®
7,213,58®
175,643,721
Mobile
.
.
19,954,0001
172,521,371
+
8,672,975
Alabama—Birmingham—
Reserve
Reserve District of 2.3% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.2%.
'
4,181,731
18,872,000
167,323,236
+
226,100,021
Indianapolis
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of
'
t
I""''-
.
,29,454,741
.
„
Macon
week ended
the Richmond Reserve District by 4.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
■
1,245,447369
+ 15.7
695,769,036
725,003,431
.*•
f
Florida—Jacksonville
increase of 7.4%, the aggregate clearings for
10.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 8.1%
'
10,425,402k
4,387,881
-
+
+
vy' rO
-
,
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show an improvement
serve
10,785,666
509,424,433
Outside of this city there was a gain of 5.1%, the bank clearings
showing
District of 4.8%.
0.5
6.4
»1,394,640,237
4,850,063
Tennessee—Knoxville
Federal Reserve Districts in7 which they are located and from this we note that in
of
+
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
appear
the week
as
having amounted to $21,818,624,559 against $20,321,809,458 in the
week in 1955.
same
•
187,137,470
t
Mississippi—Vicksburg
an
1,153,075,393
9.2
+
inasmuch
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
was
1,209,061,954
0.5
-+
1
12,830,935
24,103,013
Richmond
2.9
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
For that week there
58,981,500
t"
1,396,797,717
Maryland—Baltimore
9.5
+
866,188,143
today,
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
July 14.
12,133,47®
4.8
+
12,976,724
283,379.434
...
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
we are
13,049,367
13,035,095
District of
:
891,595,148
i
ends
+ 68.3
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
•
7.5'
+
.
$23,304,519,530 $21,342,152,270
—,
We cannot
week.
next
13,680,60®
12,447 956
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue
14,614,974
20,951,641
cities)
,
our
3,591,87*
8,469,791
284,752,055
Total
Total all cities for week™..—
-' ^Estimated.
' '
•" '
in
9,462,483
577,957,131
Total
+10.0
$22,412,924,382 $20,475,964,127
day——.—_.
one
0.9
Cincinnati
6outh
All cities,
6,748,107
3,250,252
+ 19.1
west
—.
6,075,164
9.3
-
cities, five days.
3,606,173
7.9
2.6
—
—
2,253,6131
1,097,000, OGO
8,448, 402
Jersey—Trenton
4.8
637,161,435
382,738,544
Cleveland
4,206,683
8.3
438,149,573
0.3
14,917, 023
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
459,242,067;
1,148,000,000
+
8,526,762
•
*725,000,000'
Pittsburgh
'<■' Ten
452,866,066
414,400,000
;—
-
Youngstown
457,854,847
Louis
\
4.2
17,764,710
Columbus
'
Kansas
Bt.
4,478,855
1,944,465
5,215,642
+
7,354 222
4,598, 948
6,772,024
_
Cleveland
8.6
+ 10.7
638,909,680
3,803, 625
Ohio—Canton
.•
Boston
1,923,4762,181,57a
9.4
—16.4
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 10.4
Chicago
1,512,643
3,816,635
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended July 21New
+ 10.6
5,712 855
1,190,000 000
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1,723 182
2,188 595
Scranton
New
t
1,486,62®
4,775,340
York
the week follows:
1953
$
1,730,281
1,983,419
v
Wilkes-Barre
for
1954
%
+ 15.6
1,240,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
At this center
Dec.
1,960 ,699
1,905,096
Lancaster
clearings will be
$
2,266,772
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals stand
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 10.4%.
a
$
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 21, clearings for all
9.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
at
a year ago.
47
71,256,616
79,205,306
81,655,047
11,072,344,247
9,996,336,341
.
—
181,353,917
6,127,700
Utah—Salt
Lake
-
City
California—Long Beach
+
6.9
123,874,406
126.951,654
+"
4.4
2,912,513
2,958,059
San
Francisco
0.8
2,744,333
2,138,496
San
Jose
+
9.9
11,431,252.664
8,643,041,080
+
7.4
35,686,041
6,621,855
213,646,114
207,445,451
86,809,527
Oregon—Portland
95,465,179
27,263,777
39,363,801
—
+
—
+
—
7.5
6,086,843
4,826,949
3.0
184.257,187
185,185,345
9.1
80,773,805
76,453,299
+ 44.4
23,802,682
22,592,512
31,440,172
—
6.7
Santa
67,220,581
74,126,033
69,559,895
+10.8
11,896,162,347
9,113,483,450
1
Barbara
Total
+
3.5
17,676,807
16,478,49®
+
7.6
558,410,573
515,100,40*
26,771,186
+
5.8
20,584,832
17,718,775
28.316,522
?,
.
9,323,906
(10
total
12,977,679
+ 17.5
6,881,553
5,319,683
8.5
11,236,809
11,145,199
+
1,291,237,653
cities)—
1,212,242,322
+
6.5
1,084,868,205
1.027,763,665
21,818,624,559
Cities)
(109
7,938,413
14,083,560
Stockton
Grand
20.151,602
626,213,263
20,321,809,458
+
7.4
21.434.474,582
18,369,995,715
11,355,676,256
10,800,848,037
+
5.1
10,003,221,918
9,726,954,635
63,627,709
3.0
20,848,566
673,778,283
Pasadena
+
—
^
Outside New
York
(a) Clearings
City.—.
operations
—.
discontinue.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
.
(364)
48
Company and
Foreign Exchange Rates
the Federal ReservedBank
cable transfers on the different
passed.
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
33A%
Ampex Corp., 4+2%
s
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200196
.0200196
.0200520
.0200520
.325333
.325466
.325433
.325150
.325375
1.017604
1.018437
1.018177
1.018750
1.018281
.209300
.209366
.209400
.209233
.209350
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.238400*
.00285500
.00285520
.00285500
.00285500
.238450*
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
.238375*
.238400*
.238433*
France
Mexico,
i..—.
.209300
.209366
.209400
2.796562
2.797500
2.797500
.261056
.261068
2.769801
2.769801
.140080*
.496766*
peso
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
-
.193330*
.J93330*
.193330*
&
.233350
.233350
2.787048
2.784557
Doeskin
2.795000
Dome
2.797500
.2.797500
Fields
Oil
Dominion
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Holdings„
million at all reporting member banks.
States Government bonds decreased
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
'
•
'+'y+;y;y; July 18,
'•'":k
July 11,
MV-
Redemption
Total
F
account
certificate
R.
fund
gold
notes
reserves
certificate
1
17,136
21,139,503
1,386
—
141,429
v
Dominion
80,053
307,798
banks
other
of
cash
Discounts
and
advances
Industrial loans
+
44,351
+
22,521
118,259
8
535
914
.
17,116
outright
Acceptances—bought
+
116
—
:
'
'
July 11,
Bills
-164,700
595,970
-
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
—
Total
Total
U.
Total
Due
Govt, securities
from
securities™
and
loans
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
S.
cash
23,484,332
—166,200
—
adjusted*
572,227
75L465
867~853
+
1,346
11,532
245,038
+
84,555
9,728
Real
LIABILITIES—
Federal
+461,028
51,603,151
8,t>19
loans
26,349
securities—total
583
bills
certificates
Treasury
notes
U.
'
>
notes—
Reserve
70,213
26,442,255
552,753
+
bank
Member
U.
8.
Other
Total
Federal
Reserves
with
Cash
;
140,778
95,750
404,025
Demand
items.
4,036,701
+
426,624
378,537
Time
deposits
dividends
14,659
22
260
U.
Government
liabilities
—
+-452,139
50,317,621
deposits
Interbank demand deposits—
S.
Domestic
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
306
316,827
——!
20,798
693,612
32,711
From
,,
y
;
Total
Ratio
to
liabs.
and
51,603,151
8,583
59,301
+
•Exclusive
+461,028
640,335
+
16
55
1,057
on
+
192
72
+
218
—
banks
to
after
and
deduction
of
valuation
real
loans
estate
IJuly
loans
"otner"
and
figures
4
revised
(New
$294
York
each
re¬
25*
2,493
,s.
21,105
1,010
11
District).
-Erie
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
the
following
principal changes for the week
ended July 11:
Decreases of $175 million in loans ad¬
justed, $210 million in holdings of United States Govern¬
ment securities, $362 million in reserve balances with
Federal
Reserve
Banks,
Government
States
and
deposits,
$1,129
and
million in United
an
increase of $217
million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $106 mil¬
lion at all reporting member banks; the principal
changes
were
decreases
of
Erie
according to
industry
appear
in
another
press
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details
were
TENDERS
Company and Issue—
Baltimore
1st
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying
States
Government
and
other
securities
de¬
United
creased $63 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $85 million in the
New York District outside of New York City and
&
refunding
Mays, Inc.
Pittsburgh
5%
Gas
1st
mtge.
(J. W.)
s.
f.
a
total
Page
Date
Aug. 1
July 18
bonds
f.
common
Railways
mtge.
s.
-
stock
Railroad,
preferred
$5
X, 1970—
Falstaff
Investment
Co.
Page
Aug. 14
10
Aug.
106
trust
bonds
due Aug.
1,
1969
Aug.
1
Corp., 6% conv. s. f. debs, due Dec. 1, 1966
July 31
Kings County Lighting Co., 1st mtge. 3Vb% 1975 ser.__Aug.
1
Lutheran High School Association
of Greater Chicago—
3+4%
first mtge. serial bonds dated Feb. 1, 1953
Aug. 1
New England Gas & Electric Association—
Fram
20
year
s.
f. coll., at trust 4%
—
bds., series C due 1971_Sep
1
106
5
7
20c
20c
200%
—
+
(quar.)
England
New
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)™;
Fifty Associates (Boston, Mass.) (s-a)
Financial General Corp., common
(quar.)—
$2.25 preferred
(quar.).—
First National City Bank
(N. Y.)
<quar.)_
&
Banking
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Ga.)
Inc., 7%
Corp.,
33A%-
and
&
Income
Fraser
&
8- 1
7-19
8-30
7- 9
7-13
7-31 '' 7-13
8-3I
8-24
8-1
8-1
8- 1
8-1
8- 1
7-27
7-6
7-6
7-13
7-14
7-20
7-13
7-16
7-20
30c
9- 4
8-24
;
9c
€c
8-15
8-15
8-1
8- 1
(quar.)_
20c
7-26
7-27
7-16
7-16
Machine
preferred
class B
Funds,
*
series
Brick
,
8-1
8- 1
Custodian
Franklin Stores
9-1
8-1
9-10
7-27
7-27
8- 1
Wallace,
series
Bond
90c
$25
71/i>c
56'Ac
65c
5c
$1.75
3Cc
:
'
(quar.)
&
Corp.—
(quar.)
common
non-voting) (quar.)
Franklin
t35c
20c
40c
9c
8- 1
7-14
8-15
-y 7-23
8-15
8-1
7-26 y *7-11
8-15
8- 1
8-1
7-16
32 %c
$0.215625
Gear
(quar.)
convertible
5+4%
^
8-10 \
11- 9
;
833Ac
preferred
Bros.
•
..
9- 1
9- 1
12- 1
35c
25c
(quar.)
Department Stores
Fund
6-30
8-15
7-15.*;
7-13
8-3
7-20 <
7r20
7-20
8-31 ;
8-10
8-1
9-10
25c
—.
Insurance
y.
$1.50
Corp,
Compress & Warehouse (stock div.)
Federal
Grain,
Ltd., $1.40 pref. (quar.)—
Sterling
Tile
..
9- 1 .
8- L.v
7-31
9-1
8-10
8-1
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
.>
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
■
$1.25
Federal
Forbes
8-15 >•
7-31
;
62+20
87+zc
—.*
Common
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.—
collat.
Co.
*
(quar.)™
(increased).
(quar.)
Brewing
RR.
;
*■
____
—
Instrument
&
Co.
Fate-Root-Heath
Foote
Illinois—
5Yi%
cum.
prior pref. stock
,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,; 4.20% cum. preferred stock
3+b%
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
:
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Date
of
A
preferred
6%
Gas
Mfg.
Fanner
Firth
July 18
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
'
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Camera
River
Fluor
American
Co.,
Fairchild
First
Co.—
bonds due Jan.
:
pfd.
Federated
Co.—
8-15
7-31
7-25
7-30
7-31
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,).—
———.—L-+<■
RR.r guaranteed .(quar.)
Fairbanks
Fall
7-16
8-31
10c
2%
60c
$10c
>,
.
•
Electric
held)
50c
Federated
SOUGHT
non-cum.
Pittsburgh
Federal
given in the "Chronicle."
i
release.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
8-15
4
-
value preferred for
share
Corp.,
preferred A
$5 preferred A
preferred
including
$154 million in New York
City and
$25 million in Chicago, and increases of $34 million in
the San Francisco District, $20 million in the St. Louis
District, and $16 million in the Dallas District. Changes
a
7-19
+-+
(one share of 4%
common
2nd
&
M
Notices
Below will be found
7-26
(quar.)—
12'/2C
———15c
Equity Corp., common (annual)"
15c
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
50c
Erie Forge & Steel, common (quar.),
—5c
6% _lst preferred (quar.)
15c
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
figure revised.
7-13
7-13
7-16
7-5
v
$1.25 ".
(quar.)
$5
*July
8- 1
1. 8- 1
8- 1
8-1
Co.,
Equitable Credit
60c
preferred
5%
162
7-18
-•
"preferred$1.18% y'-' 8-31
Stock dividend
.2%
44,854
7-25
4% pfd. (stock div.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)__.
Enamel
&
Heating Products, Ltd.
.',-y
foreign
commitments
-
Empire Mill work
million,
$25
and
7-6
7- 6
7-18
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Empire Petroleum
accept¬
for
cation
loans
of
respectively.
45.7%
correspondents
loan
260
+
individual loan items are shown gross.
tOct. 5, 1955 reclassifi¬
Increased
commercial and
industrial loans $318 million and
decreased
combined
Industrial
+
5
Mfg.
redeemable $2.50 par
+
247,548
capital accts._
Contingent
liability
ances
purchased
217
526
.
9-15
8- 1
8- 1
7-25
$1.12'/2
' 25c
1%
100%
30c
Electric Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
5%
27,543
.
__
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and P. R. note lia¬
bilities
75
y
others
serves;
:
+
+
10- 1
District
44%%
Reserve Banks
Federal
From
Empire
—
(quar.)
Freight (stock dividend)
Air
Emhart
348
11,194
7tec
$1.75
$1.50
15c
par;
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of America tquar.)
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (stock div.)_^
767
1,491
——
-
7-16
7-16
Products,
+
—
8- 1
Corp.—
4V2%
—1,129
2,657 "
States
Elastic
72
—
7-18
8- 1
.
.15c
Emery
21,916
—
—
banks
banks
Borrowings— .
ACCOUNTS—
Government
S.
except U.
8-15 y
Extra
Ekco
5
40
;
98
55,346
adjusted
deposits
Foreign
CAPITAL
86
0
318
y'+:v"
103
+
1
2,559
7-18
10c
'
(quar.)
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Easy Washing Machine Co. Ltd.
241
+
—
V; 6-29
12'/2c
<quar.)__
common
p-27 '*;
v
7-17
8-15
15c
Industries,
$7
802
—
10-th
7-10 i;
7-25
12'(>c
$1.50
115c
?
i
i
,•
7-13 v
8-14 -■
8- 1
7-21 •.
11-1
10-22
- ^
7-25
-'7-10 -j:
8- 1-
,
$1.12Va
(quar.)___
-t
*.
*
'+ 9-10
87'/2C
(quar)
preferred
Eastern
S
LIABILITIES
527,525
+
364
—1,783
4
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Racing Association— v.
Common
(both no par and $2
286
362
—
1,025
—
banks
domestic
with
—
—
7-31
7-31
Eastern
—2,881
133
—
13,287
Banks-
Reserve
vault
in
Balances
10,569
„
cash
accrued
&
—
87,057
+
———
availability
—
274,145
;.
deposits
liabs.
150,458
—
-v.
.
1,326
5%
6-30
8-15
8-15
Co.—
&
Extra
Eastern
—5,314
10
Co.
7-30
15c
Nemours
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
Sullivan Mines, Ltd
East
1,6421
82
7,861
i_.
banks
19,824.006
Other
Deferred
25,732
17,251
37,637
477,076
288,616
account
——_
Total
+ 161,207
18,784,169-*
reserves—
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
securities
to
+
105
—-
19,432
bonds.
3.
Other
Loans
Deposit:
+
East
non-voting
7-20
y
25c
30c
15c
<quar.»_T_
A
7-31
114c y
130c
(quar.)
de
I.)
preferred
Oil
Eason
71
696t
y.y--+ yv:l3-y--
5,989
-
^
210
—
345
Indebtedness
of
—
(E.
$4.501preferred
221
—
—
Inc.
class
Coffee,
Pont
$3.50
312
28
+
10,827
loans
Treasury
640,335
+
5,269t
—
8
•
assets
du
••
3/
63
—
1,270
Government
S.
U.
7,235
+
;
Bradstreet.
&
r
^
:
110c
Ltd..:
Securities,
Canada
of
•
10c
—
Class A non-voting
+
1061s
—
2,335
or
estate
Other
-
459
securities
ing
22
«■;
Co.
.
7- 3
10- 1
9-1
.
securi¬
and 5 cents from net realized
Duncan
+1,119
l;.
and dealers for pur¬
carrying securities——
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
chasing
+
1751
loans
to brokers
Loans
y
3891
y ■''■*+•
28,275
Commercial and industrial loans
Agricultural
459,230
y; —
50,922
—
Treasury
Total
1955
85,132
adjusted*——-
investments
and
^
1,500
—366,997
23,954,222
5,511,376
69,247
Other assets
459,230
—164,700
"r
banks-
items
premises
ASSETS—
'
—
profits)—.
Pont
Dun
Loans
(initial quar.)
& Sons
A.)
*
8-17 +
8- 1
7-16 8- 1
7-16
7-31 + 6-30
»
9- 1
8-15 y
12- 1
11-15"
12- 1
11-15 V
9-1
8-8
9-1
8-8 *
8- 1
7-2- • r
10- 1 *
9-28 *:
-
12ec
Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Ducommon Metals & Supply Co. (quar.)
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
+
:
Dupuis
2,658,924
—2,491,924
23,484,332
outright™
repurchase agreem't
bought
Held under
Du
July 13,
1956
626,230
—
+
10,932,699
9,153,913
2,801,750
—
July 4,
1956
outright—
Bought
(R.
Stock dividend
come
Decrease (—) Since
-
t20c
il9c
(quar.)
B
Quarterly
Increase ( + ) or
»•
preference
Ltd..
Paper
■
7-16
6-29
7- 6
20c
20c
.4 %
Dorr-Oliver
Inc., common
15c
Preferred
(quar.)
5Gc
Dover Corp.,
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Dover
&
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
$3
Drefus Fund, Inc.
(5 cents from earned in- -.'/My
Donnelly
reporting mem¬
'
-
participating
8- 1
Participating
ties
4,727
■I-
80c
8- 1
+ 7-31
J25c
7-25
t31 Vic i,: 9-15
J12+2C
<
8- 1
tl2'/2C
11- 1
t25c
10- 1
(increased quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., common.. *
'
7-31 "
7-16'[•>''-
8-24
■
t40c
—
Ltd.
&
9-14
-
t371<sc
(quar.) '
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-17
8-17 '
$-28 '
tlOc
>.
(quar.).
Ltd.
•
7-30.
7-31
£-31
-
tlOc
•
preference
Donnacona
ber banks follows:
U. S. Government securities:
Ltd.
7-23
-
-25c
.
(quar.)„
Donald Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
Reserve
of assets and liabilities of
A summary
$1
.;.V.
27,140
—200,689
451,860
Tar
Common
Banks increased
$55 million and borrowings from others decreased $72
million. Loans to banks decreased $133 million.
Federal
from
Borrowings
Stores,
Linoleum,
&
Coal
&
8-15
9-14
8- 1
7-10
6-2W
25c »S
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Oilcloth
Steel
■>
reporting member banks.
at all
124,293
1,387
—
854,109
F. R.
$
$
+
20,285,394
375,945
notes
Other
for
1955
1956
1956
ASSETS—
Gold
July 20,
Dominion
8-15 y'j;
8-20
117+2 c
25c
25c
.-■■■y:yy u
convertible preference
.Second
Dominion
million was in New York City.
demand deposits adjusted increased $223 million in
the San Francisco District and $75 million in the Atlanta
District, but they decreased $321 million in the New
York District: there was a net increase of $98 million
at all reporting member banks. Time deposits decreased
$55 million in New York City and a total of $72 million
lion, of which $40
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Bridge
Fabrics,
Dominion
$82 mil-
of United
.
(monthly)
■;
Dominion
8-15
8-31
^
(quar.)
^.TUrnnthly
of $105
"
.
(quar.)
Dominguez
Monthly
1
8-31
8-
55c
,
quar.)
common
V,'
7-13
7-23
7-10
7-31
10c
..
(increased
Co.
Products,
Mines
1
^
7-11
?
25c
Fund—
Cox
Mfg.
Dodge
.233350
2.787048
'Nominal.
■
(quar.)
Beneficial shares
.233350
2.796562
_—
.
Inc.
Inc.
w
Dodge
2.786010
2.795178
8- 1
„
(quar.)
Extra
.233350
pound sterling.
7-25
Ltd.—
pref.
A
(quar.)
Shares,
Houses
2.784869
Africa, pound
Kingdom,
.496766*
—
franc-
Union of South
Dobbs
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona.
Corp.
Dividend
.140080*
.140080*
Philippine
Switzerland,
Divco
.140080*
.140080*
$2
class
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
137 %c
+'
15c
2c
40c
Y.)
(N.
Construction Co.,
convertible
$1.50
2.767326
krone
Norway,
United
.261100
2.768770
Corp.
Steel
Disher
.261068
.261035
When
ter
Share
Name of Company
Discount
.0800560
2.767636
guilder.
pound
(Continued from page 14)
2.795000
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
peso.....;
Netherlands,
New Zealand,
OiVIDENDS
.209233
.209350
2.795104
rupee
Ireland,pound
183.
2.227091
.0385802*
.0200517
—
July 27
tin Volume
issue,
this
in
Announcement
.0309004*
.0309004*
.0385802*
.—
Canada, dollar „.
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka.
India,
*
.0385802*
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar..
155
lr- 10
and C
$4.50 cum. pfd. stock series A, B
.0555555*
2.229083
2.229083
2.228253
July 31
1964
America—
$
-
.0555555*
.0308680*
.0310508*
.0308166*
V-:
S
114
6
Aug.
Inc.—
debs, due July 31,
conv.
of
Corp.
2
V
'
.
Airlines,
10-year 6%
Shoe
Page
Date
sub. debs, due Nov. 1, 1969—July 26
conv.
subordinate debentures due 1975
conv.
Central
North
July 19
,0555555*
.0555555*
2.227340
pound
Austria, schilling
Australia,
July 18
4Vi%
Thursday
S
;.V v
.
.0555555*
Wednesday
July 17
July 16
July 13
:£7
Argentina, peso-
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
United States Money)
Transfers in New York (Value in
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Monetary Unit
157
CALLED
Products Co.—
Evans
and
156
1
Company and Issue—
•
Country
1
Aug.
—
ISSUE
ENTIRE
Aug.
——.
1st mortgage 2%
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
JULY 13, 1956 TO JULY 19, 1956, INCLUSIVE
RATES
EXCHANGE
due Feb. 1, 1962—
f. dsns
s.
•
1
\
Co.—
Electric Co.—
% bonds due 1976
Tampa
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
of the world. We give below a record for the week just
countries
FOREIGN
Seabrook Farms
Page
Date
'
.
+•
$
bds., due Oct. 1, 1971—Oct
3Va%
ref. mtge., ser. B,
1st &
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
to the requirement
Pursuant
certifies daily to
Issue—
Paul Union Depot Co.—
St.
7-20
(voting
Inc.—
8c
.
Volume
f
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Per
Name of Company
Fraser
Cos.,
Ltd.
When
Holders
Share
"
(increased
Payable
of Rec.
(A. J.),
Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
4V2%
(quar.)
<L.)
Realty
.
7-20
Hudson Bay
1
7-20
Huron &
Stock
dividend_
Stock
preferred
Fuller
Brush
Common
Fulton
class
AA
Industrial
$3.50
1st
Funsten
4Va%
E.)
Co.,
Securities
5%
A
preferred A (quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
-
5%
preferred
4%
preferred
General
$8
Co.,
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Gas
Corp.
108-
1
88-
dividend
payable
common..
Industrial
Mills
Enterprises
preferred
Corp.,
Steel
preferred
(quar.)
7-10
6-15
1
8- 1
7-
8-15
*10c
8-15
4Va%
7-
50c
8-
1
7%
$1.40
7-14
7
(P.
H.)
35c
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-31
7-16
60c
8-
1
7-16
56V4C
8-
1
7-16
8-1
7-16
6%
common
___
5712c
-
Co.
of
^
America
8-
60c
Rubber
9-15
1
R
(increased
&
6%
quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
A
Iowa-Illinois
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Greeley
Green
(H.
Griggs
(s-a)
Jacobs (F. L.)
Jantzen,
9-10
8-17
12-10
11-16
12-10
11-16
9-
(liquidating)
(from
9-
f quar.)
_
preferred .(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
>
(New
initial
com.
Quarterly
Gurney Products,
Hagerstown
Balle
11-
1
8-
1
:"i 7-16
8-1
Co.,
J
7-20
.Halliburton
Oil
Increased
Well
preferred
4.35% \ preferred
Funds,
Hanover
Bank
*
Stock
dividend
shares
Hartford
Subject
and
Schaffner
to
Electric
Lighting
3%%
Hercules Galion
*
7%
8-
1
7-16
■■'•
_
Mfg.
Hilo Electric
:
8-1
7-16
7-16
60c
9-25
8-10
La
9-
8-10
La
4
7-31
7-
7%
7-
8-31
8-
40c
8-17
Holt
8-
1
Renfrew
&
Crosse
Salle
* 12 Va c
8-
1
7-20
56V.C
8-
1
7-16
•
nrap
"
: '
3
Hoover
Class
Co.,
B
4Va%
7-31
7-
Inc.
7-25
7-
7-31
7-31
Horder's,
Horn
5%
Horn
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
4%
&
class
A
Inc.
35c
$1.25
*
-
&
8-
1
Lanston
preferred
(Joseph)
8-
1
Barbizon,
8-
1
7-13
Syracuse
preferred
(N.
C
Y.)
10-15
9-15
37 Vac
8-
7-18
1
7-18
$3.75
10-17
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-17
45c
9-
1
8-
8-
1
7-13
$1.05
8-
1
7-13
Field
Co.
&
Lee
20c
9-
1
8-15
&
Leece-NevDle
preferred
Corp.,
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
6-29
8-1
6-29
*$2.50
8-
1
A
1
7-10
8-17
7-17
56»/4C
8- ,1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
,6
9c
9-
1
8-15
McCormick
7-31
7-16
05
13 %C
20c
8-
1
7-16
7-31
7-13
8-
7-15
1
8-31
8-
1
^7-10
1
50c
8-
1
7-
2
30c
9-12
2nd
Shoe
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
$1.083/4
9-
1
8-15
10-
8-16
,
1
31V4C
10-15
$2.50
12-30
12-20
1
8-15
8-15
85c
9-
1
8-15
9-29
1
$2
1
7-16
Midland
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
Milton
8-
1
7-16
Minnesota
11-
1
10-15
7-25
7-10
1
1
12 VaC
10-10
9-28
1-10-57
12-28
3
60c
8-
1
7-20
10c
8-
1
7-20
6
9-
8-
4
1
12-31
12-14
12-31 •
12-14
5c
8-
8-30
10-
2
*15c
(quar.)—
—
7-13
7-31
Controls,
Piping
Co.,
Bradley
Co.,
5%
Ontario
&
Maid
(quar.)
Corp.
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
(quar.)—^—__________
preferred
4.56%
preferred (quar.)—__—
Monongahela Power
4.50%
4.80%
Co.,
preferred
$4.40
(quar.).;
pfd.
—
—
preferred
(quar.).
—
(quar.)__.
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co.
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
Morris (Philip), Inc. (see Philip Morris)
Mount Diablo Co.
Royal Rice
Mills
Electric, 4V2%
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Airlines,
Inc.
(quar.)—:
Narragansett
of
Life
7-10
7-10
7-10
National
Missouri
1
8-
8-20
3
7-20
1
Lincoln
Printing
$3.50
preferred
Link-Belt
Co.
8-15
9-17
6-29
7-31,
8-11
1
Co.,
15c
7-31
8-
7-
9
common
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3&% preferred (quar.)
7-10
11-
1
10-10
8-
1
7-19
87 VaC
(quar.)
8-
1
7-19
60c
(quar.)_
12-21
1-7-57
9-13
9-13
12-
5
12-
5
9-
1
"8-20
12 VaC
8-
1
7-20
56 V4C
8-31
8-18
56V4C
11-30
11-15
$1.12 Va
8-31
8-10
$1.12 Va
11-30
11-15
9-15
8-19
7-25
7-16
25c
8-15
8-15
7-31
10-
1
9-15
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
$1.09
7-27
0
7-16
$1.14
8-
1
7-16
$1.20
8-
1
7-16
$1.12 Va
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
7-27
7-
6
8-
1
7-17
$1.05
8-
1
7-17
1
8-31
1010-
1
8-31
t$1.75
10-
1
8-31
7-27
7-
6
10-27
10-
4
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
*20c
7-31
6-29
9-
1
8-
25c
(quar.)—
50c
$1.75
Stock
S.
of
—
Haven
Gas
Process
(quar.)
Canada,
Western
Co
York
50c
9-
1
8-15
New
87 Vac
9-
1
8-15
New
Air
8-31
8-
7
*5c
+5c
$1.50
8-
1
10-
1
9-
7
1-2-57
12-
7
7-
9
8-
1
7-20
9-15
8-31
5%
7-27
7-12
9-25
9-13
9-26
9-13
2
7-19
8-
7
IOC
9-29
9-
*15c
7-20
7-
0
35c
8-15
8-
1
60c
8-15
8-
1
7-30
7-17
Ltd.—
—
19c
9-14
40c
(quar.)
Brake
9-18
7-23
50c
—
New
10-15
7-13
12 Vac
(quar.)
Quarterly
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
New England Fund—
(From
net Investment income)
3
4
8-10
8-15
50%
—
Radiator
Products
7-16
1
9-
35c
Machinery.
dividend
National-U.
7-16
10-
8-1
15c
Inc.
1
Machine Co.—
Shoes,
Theatres,
1
8-
25c
—
Inc. (stock dividend)
National-Standard
Co.
(quar.)
National
8-
10-15
20c
Hosiery
Rubber
56V»c
25c
Mills. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
National Lead Co., 6% preferred B (quar.)_
Neon
1
Fibres
Electrio Welding
Quarterly
National
National
Insurance—
(quar.)
4.64%
National
50c
(quar.)
10-13
58c
7-15
35c
Co.
7-20-
,
(quar.)—
7-25
7-16
National
-
25c
(quar.)—.
Ltd.
7-25
7-10
Insurance
H*
1
9-29
lc
20c
9-
03
3c
20c
20C
8-17
8-17
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
Common
,
—
Co., common (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
National
Casket
Co.
(quar.)
National Chemical & Mfg. (quar.)
*15c
1
1
*35c
7%
Biscuit
(special)
9-
t$1.75
—
7%
National
(quar.)
3
$1.50
J.
Libby
8-
7-20
1
9-
45c
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
$4.20
3
1
1
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.—
preferred
Montana
8-
98-
9•
9
35c
(s-a)
7-13
7-10
Ltd.
3
$1.25
»■
(quar.)___
7-31
7-25
Bros.,
8-
20c
preferred
Paper
30c
40c
1
8c
Ltd
(reduced)__—
Inc.
(monthly).;
Automotive
(quar.)
9-
2
1 Va %
dlvid.)
National
7-25
Co.
9
35c
.
7-
*$1
(stock
Inc.
1
8-
10-
Co.—
&
12-
$1.12 Va
2
20c
12-12
(quar.)
7-
11-
1 Va %
—
National
preferred
2
32 VaC
1
30c
8-
VV '
7-13
____
7-20
1
$1
9-
(quar.)
1
8-
_
$1.18%
$1.25
common
7-17
8-
50c
7-13
7-31
35c
7-27
8-
*$1.75
*
7-18
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-17
7-31
lVa%
Laboratories
Minute
$6
$1.25
7-10
7-31
45c
Scott—
&
7-10
7-31
1
8-
Insurance
Pacific Grain Corp.
Midwest
Miles
8-
Libby, McNeill &
8-10
8-
Co.
Stern
8-17
7-16
1
53V4C
preferred
8-
7-16
7-16
8-31
30c
$1.06V4
(quar.)
common
($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
—
4.50%
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.50% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)___—
4Va%
1
96'/4C
Lincoln
7-28
quar.)^—
7-31
(quar.)
7-11
9-
Michaels
9-12
31V4C
7-16
1
Meyercord
9-
31V.C
Salt
Life
88-
(Initial
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)__—_——
Corp.
7-31
(quar.)
Lewis
9-20
40c
Textile
50c
8-
8-
7-16
■
37 VaC
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
40c
8-
1
30c
Quarterly
Metal
Micro-Moisture
7-17
8-
25C
8-15
8-15
1
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
8-25
8-15
8-
25c
(semi-annual)
7-31
7-31
1
(quar.)__——
Co.
& Manufacturers
8-20
10c
1
8-
1V»C
preferred
8c
3
8-
25C
8-17
9-
:
8-15
1
1
$2.50
9-12
pfd.
8-17
9-28
&
Corp.,
Merritt-Chapman
9-15
12-15
1
9-
*35c
8-15
1-2-57
9-
5c
:
preferred
Y.)
(N.
7-16
75c
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)—
8-15
9-
6-30
*15c
common
common
new
4V» %
(quar.)__:——__
3.85% pfd. (quar.)
Leslie
8-17
9-12
$1.12%
Corp.,
Melville
9-
6-29
1
9-
——__________
Ltd.,
Dredging
7-18
$1.30'/a
6
8-
37 V*C
(quar.)
(Arthur G.)
8-15
8-
8-31
8-
7-30
55c
& Co.
McWilliams
Mead
6-29
93 %c
;
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
8-25
7-25
933/4c
B
McKee
8-15
27c
(quar.)
common
(Bait.), 5% pfd. (s-a)
McGregor-Doniger, class A
(quar.)
Class
7-25
l-
8-31
£3
*25c
$5
(quar.)
4'/2%
8-
30c
—
McCall Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
A
Stores,
7-20
7-20
*15c
8-15
B
Lerner
8-10
8-10
200%.
$1.25
—
Co.,
(quar.)
RR.
7
4
7-31
Income)—
Extra
Mount
& Sons Co.,
Valley
8-
9-
$3
(quar.)
8-15
*15c
Co
(James)
Lehigh
7-10
8-
B
1
preferred
5%
8-24
9
50c
(quar.)
9-
preferred
5%
Lees
7
5c
—
9-1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Northrup,
&
9
8-
Trust—
net
933/4C
*15c
(quar.)__—__
common
Tire
7-
7*
25c
(quar.).
97VaC
*15c
——
Rubber
1
*$1.25
Ry.
(s-a 1
Hegler Zinc Co
preferred
.Class
Moore
——______
(quar.)—
—
preferred
$5
1
8-
62 VaC
i
preferred "1947 series" (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)!
3
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)___
Investment
7-20
8-24
25c
^
7-14
8-
$1
:—.
8-20
1
8-
7-31'
$1.06 V»
i
(quar.)
——
6
8-30
10c
$3.75
V
B
Leeds
50c
7-
—
May Department Stores,
1
University—
______________—___________
preferred
7-23
7-16
*31V4C
(quar.)
7-16
Lawrence
7-15
1
7-25
Valley
1
20c
—______
(quar.)
A
1
8-
7-24
"
*•
&
8-
5c
(quar.)_
Acceptance
8-
6c
25c
preferred
Massawippi
11-
7-30
5
_
(quar.)
3
8-31
Sport
(Quarterly from
Stock dividend
25c
1
5
30c
(quar.)
1
8-
9-10
2%
shares
$1.75
8-15
$1.25
common
8-
8-15
Refrigerating Co.—♦
preferred (accum.)
8%
9-15
10-15
8-10
9-
25c
(quar.)
8-15
*22 Vac
;
Marshall
15c
12-
(quar.)
(Indiana)
$2.50
Co.—
4.25%
Massachusetts Investors
Monotype Machine (resumed)-:
Corp. (Phila.), common A»(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)—
Inc.
Gary Corp.
9
Co.—
20c
7-13
1
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Ry.
(s-a)______
partic. pfd.
Inc.,
8-31
9-10
9-1
(quar.)
common
9
7-
Special investment shares
7-10
10-15
class
5%
-
8-
*$2.50
—
7-
15c
7-14
45c
12-15
(quar.)
common
Y.)
1
59 %C
30c
(quar.)
9
1
1
(quar.)_
9-14
■(quar.)'!-
31V4c
(s-a)
7-
88-
50c
Louis
(quar.)
B
Funds—
$1.75
Lancaster
50c
7" 9
1
$1.24
(quar.)
convertible
Metal
9-20
$1.11
8-
$1.04
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
20c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Sessions,
Laurentide
7-16
8-15
37 VaC
pfd.
H.)
15C
income)__
(quar.)______
convertible
40c
7 quar.)
(quar.)
Hardart
(from
(quar.)
Woods
B
4.75%
7-11
(quar.)
1st
1
.
Products (quar.)
5% preference (quar.)_
(P. R.) & Co., Inc.—
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Va %
5%
(Calif.)—
(Alfred), class A
Lamson
7-11
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
dividend)
7-30
22 VaC
——
the
Class
•
2
45c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
common
pfd, (s-a)
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Lambert
2
30c
15c
Ltd., $5
(interim)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Extension
of
7%
1
Class
Co.,
Home Insurance Co.
8-
12 VaC
7-13
•
______
(quar.)
$5 2nd preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
40c
common
4
9-14
P7V,c
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-23
•t
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Managed
10-15
87 VaC
■-
3
72c
common
1
____,
4Va%
Co.
2nd preferred
Lake
.
—
Manufacturing Co.
Holly Stores, 5% preferred
5%
1
1
5c
3
7-31
15c
pfd.
Hobart
Holly Sugar,
11-
10-
$1
9-10
8-31
93 %c
Co.. .5%
Light,
3
59 %c
—
(quar.)__
series
preferred
Kurz-Kasch.
Products—
Co.
cents
Semi-annual
(quar.)
Powder
Interest
"7%:' 2nd
8-1
■■':
.
_',
7-13
10-
25c
Power
Fixtures
Corp.
4.30%
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
—_________
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)___-__——_
1
10c
Higbie
60
1
11-
25c
:
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Hercules
& Supply
Kysor Heater
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
8-
1
"
__.
pfd.
common
Pipe
Knusden Creamery
five
A________
(J. F.) Co,, Ltd., class
Corp. of America,. 4'/2%
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Co.,
1
4c
Hat
Hayes Industries
912-
4c
Hartz
Hecht
7-
Fund—
superintendent
(quar.)
8-24
1
(quar.)
Co.
Store
D
..Mallory
8-10
93 %C
preferred (quar.)
Knickerbocker
*4Cc
._
Light
8-24
8-
75c
7-16
$1.05
Kings County
>
approval)
(quar.)_
Marx
7-16
9-15
(quar.)
(stock
Gas
MacGregor
1
22 Vac
________________
7-14
*22 VaC
each
Corp.
MacMillan
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
1
8-17
V,
-
stockholders
&
8-
$1.12 Va
8-
11-20
___
for
1
9-10
62 Vac
7-17
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
share
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Holdings, Ltd., 5%
4%
8-17
95c
7-26
—
(One
held.
banks
of
Hart
Y.)
1
1
$1
—;
7-18
9-10
Inc., series H-D A
(N.
Co.
Lawrence
Merchants
7-31
12-17
i.
._
7-16
27 Vac
Quarterly
preferred
(quar.)__^
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 preferred
Kobacker Stores
.
■
8-
9-10
8-
$1.25
3 V2 %
*5c
•
&
M
7-17
City Power & Light—
Kellogg Co., 3V2%
*30c
(quar.)__
Cementing Co.—
1
8-31
20c
>
]
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Lynchburg
2
8-
8-1
62 Vac
&
4.20%
17 Vac
H-C
________
(quar. )___y_i._____—
3%% preferred (quar.)
8-31
$1.23
quarterly
Series
(quar.)—
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
9-15
t30c
Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton Ltd. (quar.»_.
Hamilton
preferred
7-16
•
,
Ltd.
.
3
$1
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
S1.183/4
$
'
Keystone
(quar.)
common
Co.
$4
:
10c
r_c
pfd.
12-
—
—__
(quar.)
Co.. 5%
Co.,
Beneficial
$1.60
Va %
25c
(quar.)
common
76c
quar.)
Ltd..
1-2-57
(quar.)__
com.
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%- preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
"
12 VaC
Canada,
2
t$l 75
9-20
12-21
&
Matthiessen
—
\S-
■
Gas
Bros.
Co.,
conv.
Aluminum
Kansas
net investment
of
Steel
$1.09
Electric,
(quar.
25c
preferred
8-
*75c
Chemical, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)__.
1
New 4V8%
preferred (initial)
Gulf. Mobile & Ohio RR.—
■
1
*13c
;
Inc.
preferred
4%
1
$2
(quar.)
$5
9-
Island—
&
Inc.,-common
Jewel Tea
1
12-
37 VaC
,
$5
preferred
non-cumulative
Ludman
2
35c
5 %
preferred
iquar.)__
Jersey Central Power & Light—
8-27
9-10
50c
.
(quar.)
;
Co.
8-
8- 6
12-10
Shares—
Insurance
5%
37VaC
10c
Guardian Mutual Fund
Life
4
8-31
4nc
capital gains realized durJune 30 and 6 cents
'fromnet investment income L
r
Gulf
&
8-17
ending
year
9- 1
50c
_______
Heintz.
-
Industry
ing
7-16
35c
(quar.)
Ironrite,
2-17
40C
(quar.)
8-15
t8%c
(quar.)
9-10
(70 cents from
*
u
(quar.)
preferred
Inc., 55c
4.20%
Kaiser
___
pfd.
7-13
7-
9-18
1-2-57
15c
Mailman Corp., Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-10
$2
(quar.)
1
pfd. (accum.)
Rhode
preferred
preferred
3.90%
—
.
conv.
8-
■
Jack
1
8-17
15C
Building
5%
Society
Growth
1^;:: 3.75%
7-20
1
11-16
Equipment
Grolier
8-
8-
9-10
(quar.)
Co.
Griesedieck Co.,
9-14
$1
(quar.)
Service
$2
:
L.)
8-15
Public
$2
____________
Square
8-20
1
$1,12 Va
preferred tquar.)_——
Iowa
7-10
12-10
-
(Texas)
1
(quar.)
preferred
$2
Insurance
9-
'■8-v'l:
8-20
1
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
Light—
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
Ltd.—
$4.36
8-15
$1.50
$2
i?
B (quar.)
Grace National Bank <N. Y.)
Dock
Power
Macy (R.
_____________________—
Gas
$2.
.
(quar.)
Great Southern Life
preferred
of
(quar.)
Lorain Telephone
10-
65c
7-20
9-29
$1
common
convertible
Louisiaha
*50c
preferred
Participating
7-20
r
$1.50
:
preferred
preferred
8-20
5%
$1.50
6%
preferred
Co.
Participating
..
preferred
Union
'
42 VaC
(quar.)
com.
1
Gas,
Coal
Macco
(quar.)
$2.50
Co.—
preferred
6%
7-31
*50c
Batteries, Inc.,
9-
21V2C
$4.22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gould-National
7-10
50c
,
7-31
8-31
$1
(quar.)
25c
convertible
$2.50
(quar.)
—.—__
50c
Rubber
1
Investment Foundation Ltd.
Common
8-15
$1
&
4
Corp
Investors Trust
1
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Investment Bond & Share,
20%
Insurance
preferred
Grand
preference
8-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada) —
8%
A
7-14
9-
Manhattan
7-10
Semi-annual
8%
class
50c
1
$1
convertible
Lower St.
(quar.
$1.12 Va
Co.,
&
8-
Ltd.—
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Republic
(W.
Telegraph
Breweries,
Intertype
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire Ac
Grace
conv.
2-18
8-
(monthly)
common
Lorain
7-10
In¬
—______
8-1
Ltd.—
.
preferred
1
Securities
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ocean
Interior
11-16
3-9-57
11V.C
Theatres
Lunkenheimer
(quar.)
Utilities
conv.
$1.40
Inter
Co.
&
from
Machines
55c
Mines,
8-
MRA
(quar.)
1-10-57
1-16
25c
Long Island
7-10
forrrierly
(Canada),
preferred:- -(quar.).;.
pfd. ($5 par) (quar.)
7%
Star
Lukens
__.
Business
Southwest—
(quar.)
preferred
Gcodall
preferred
International
1
1
$3
common
$1.10
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Lighting Co. (quar.)
7-10
8-
divi¬
General
Nickel
7-11
8-
8-1
(5c from Invest-
;
8-17
$1
Boston
4.75%
in
(quar,)
I6V/2C
and
Corp..
International
7-16
8-1
22 Vac
tne
The
Inc.
Fund
Co.,
9-10
10c
Lone
Company.
International
7-18
*$1.25
Income
Profits)
7-18
common
7-10
10%
published
the
common
Growth
Interchemical
7-20
7-31
7-10
1
50c
ment
2
7-20
7-31
1
8-
6%
preferred
(s-a)__
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
2
7-
1
8-15
7-20
8-
>
7-16
7-10
■::<
for
Enterprises,
Pipe
preferred
Loew's
*50c
■■'■■■■Extra
7-31
1
*37 Vac
dividend)
incorrect.
Mid vale
as
8-
Inc.—
was
Ingersoll-Rand Cq.,
,
37 Vac
(quar.)
McBean
4Va%
4%
known
1
—
previously
intended
was
dustrial
8-
8-
(stock
payment
columns
dend
California—
dividend
&
25c
these
of Indiana—
common
4s/g%;
Globe
8-10
\ 7-25
87MtC
(quar.)
of
Gold
preferred
Glatfelter
Motors
Enterprises,
The
::
*15c
Bros.,
Stock
9-17
Joint
2-18
$1.10
(quar.)
Monthly
8%
preferred
7-16
8-
31V.C
(Mass.)
preferred
8%
t30c
(quar.)
Induction
7-16
1
40c
(quar.)
Yellowknife
$4.50
1
preferred
Industrial
7-12
8-
25c
(Interim)
Gladding,
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
$1.25
7-25
583/4C
:___■__
7-18
8-13;
8-20
55 Vic
.
7-20
•
Lock
53 Vac
7-18
4
6
6-29
52 ^c
1
8- 1
5c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Gimbel
7-20
10-
$1.25
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
S2.20
1
75c
preferred
Giant
(quar.)_
2- 15-57
(quar.)
Telephone
General Telephone Co.
$2
preferred
0.0075%
(quar.)
common
Wares,
preferred
General
4.70%
8-15
;
Shoe
4Va%
7-20
7-31
93%C
Corp.
preference series A
5%
1
11-15
(quar.)
Special
General
(quar.)
Institutional
Utilities
(quar.)___
7-31
9-
7-
1
65c
(quar.)_
common
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible partlc. pfd. (quar.)___
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)
8-
1
8-
30c
;
,
preferred
0.0075%
<quar.)__
Public
Co.,
8-
51c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
$1
4.42%
50c
;
30c
,___
(quar.)
7-16
Corp.—
preferred
General
Power
4.20%
(quar.)
common
Co.
6
3-9-57
Monthly
*25c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motors
$3.50
in
Co.,
Illinois
4.08%
20%
7-
8-17
12-10
50c
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
;
original capital (quar.)
(R. I.), common
1
9-10
50c
$4.30
8-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
Local Finance Corp.
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
0.0075%
,__
25c
(s-a)
Brick
'
common
(quar.)__
4.26%
55c
Stock
Greneral
y
Power
Illinois
9-14
i
common
$5
7-24
8-
Co.
Securities
B
4% preferred
>
8-15
(quar.)
payable in
payable in
$3.75
Idaho
7-24
Brick
dividend
Preferred
Corp.—
dividend
General
1
Press
Hydro-Electric
8-15
8-
$2
Stock
General
9-
7
7-16
>'•■
(quar.)
Stock
8
$1
common
Hydraulic
7
3-
60c
dividend
General
9-
12-
15c
Stock
General
8-15
7-16
(quar.)
8-15
9-14
9-28
$1
.
12-14
8-
(quar.)
1
9-28
9-
__'__■
(quar.)
Baking
preferred
General
common
9-
50c
(quar.)
12-28
12-28
62 Vic
Co.,
Co., common
$1.25
3-29-57
$1.50
(quar.
7-20
$1.25
8-
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
12V2C
(quar.)__
8-
(quar.)
37Vic
preferred
40c
preferred
1
Share
Co.—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
8-10
preferred
5GV*c
(quar.)
9-15
When
Per
Name of Company
7-13
5%
15c
preferred
Door
1
5%
15c
$1.50
Gardner-Denver
Huttig Sash &
1
9-10
9-
14c
common
(quar.)
Gale & Co., common (quar.)
$6
1
8-
10-
7-16
87VaC :'■'■
Corp.,
$1
*$1.25
*35c
;
7-20
$1
(quar.).
conv.
Gamble-Skogmo,
11-
25c
;
(quar.)
/
Co.,' common
convertible
Gabriel
:____
(quar.)
preferred
(R.
i.
class
common
(quar.)
7-31
2%
^V
-
Holders
7-31
-
2%
_____
(quar.)_.
Co.,
1
2%
.-■./.-
:
When
Payable of Rec.
Little Miami Railroad
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Refrigerator
(quar.)
8-
35c
dividend.
.__
Share
Erie
11-15
10c
25c
(quar.)_____
preferred
8-15
10c
•_
$4
Hussmann
15c
dividend
4%
■
1
8-
.
Corp. (quar.)
Trailer, common
Stock
,
6-30
8-
„
Company
Freuhauf
7-25
(quar.)
Quarterly
Froedtert
6-30
*12V2c
*$1.12 Va
_
•____
.
Friedman
Frito
of Company
7-25
t20c
Extra
Freiman
'
Per
Name
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
*30c
quar.)
49
(365)
—
(quar.)
—
—_
9-28
50c
8-
1
7-19
40c
8-31
8-15
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
York
75c
Co. (s-a)__—
Insurance
Fire
New
New
8-
1
8-
1
Merchandise (quer.)_!
York State Electric & Gas—
New
(quar.)
Common
93 %c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
J.——y
preferred (quar.)———
—
New York
Wire Cloth (quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio),
3%%
preferred (quar.t ———
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)—
—
Norfolk & Western
Ry«, common (quar.) —
4% adj. preferred (quar,)
.j—.
$3.75
10-
1
9-
.' North .-.American
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
25c
8-
1
7-16
93 %c
8-
1
7-10
15c
9-14
8-31
75c
9-10
8-13
25c
8-10
7-19
15c
9-10
:
8-
15c
7-27
7-13
20c
8-1
7-14
37 %c
8-1
Ohio Telephone,
com.
Northern
Pacific Railroad
8-1
6-22
Re-Mark
Chemical
40c
10-1
9-14
7-26
7- 6
$40c
10-25
9-28
Reitman's
8-24
Reliance
4.60%
7-31
7-13
Renold
1
7-20
$1.50
A
B
Class
•
7-13
8-
1
7-13
15c
Inc
Plastics,
-—
7-25
7-13
1
9-20
10-
25c
Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar,).,
!—_
__
4%
preferred (additional shares cumula¬
Northwestern states
1$1
8-
1
since
Ogilvie
7%
(quar.)
Shoe
Nunn-Bush
17)——
April
$16c
8-
1
7-18
7-30
7-13
1
7-27
7%
_____
25c
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.) ——
(quar.)__—
Co.
(quar.)
Ohio
Leather
Ohio
Match,
(quar.)
preferred
5%
50c
25c
7-10
7-31
$1.50
8-15
7-31
Rochester
8-15
7-31
,
(quar.)„
preferred
t$3
Power,
preferred
$3.60
(quar.)_
B
1
9-15
New
40c
Chemical
&,^Co.
(quar.)
5%
J.)
(C.
Co..
$5
1
7-20
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Glass
Peoples National
Quarterly
non-cum.
$4
non-cum.
Phila.
7-20
1
7-20
1
9-10
•
7-2a
Y 8-15
7-25
8 15
7-25
10-25
Sears
Securities
v
10-25
8-15
$$1.50
8-15
(quar.)
Selected
7-10
.
Seton
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-13
8-
40c
Y
9-10
9-15
20c
9-
Y
1
6
$4
1
7-10
10-15
9-21
15c
8-20
8-10
27c
_
7-31
7-13
8-
'•"'■■I
$1
$1
10-
Amer.
Pioneer
Gold
rets,
Pittsburgh,
1
9-
7
1-1-57
12-
7
7-10
Sierra Pacific Power,
$1.50
9-
4
8-20
7-16
Signature Loan Co.,
class A (quar.)
7%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Sllverwood Dairies.
$1
8-
1
7-16
20c
8-
1
7-20
Class
$1.25
8-
1
7-20
Class
42 %c
9-
1
8-
3
8-31
10-15
Columbfa"~Lf d.
pfd.
$12%c
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
Ry
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
55c
9-20
8-30
20c
'7-27
Co.,
Pneumatic
Pope
6%
Prestole
5%
Price
Edison
Corp.,
Procter
&
&
$1.75
)~~
8-20
7-27
7-
8-
1
7-20
8-15
7-25
7%c
8-15
7-25
15c
(quar
._
■
1
8-15
90c
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
11-15
10-30
2c
9-
9
$1.17%
pfd.
Corp
10c
common
IIIIIIII™
(quar.)
com.
(initial
3
25c
(quar.)
Gamble
9-
40c
common"!quar.)"
Ltd.,
9
30c
(quar.)—1111111"""
Co.
7-
~
Ltd
Co., 3-60%
Oil
preferred
Bros.
Rv
_
(quar.)
preferred
Pratt-Hewitt
^
Corp.
Inc.,
Steel
Portsmouth
4.70%
(quar
common
Scale
preferred
Potomac
Astabuia
<quar.)_____,
Talbot.
&
-Hill'
__
(guar.)
quar.)
Oil
—
-
—
9-10
12 %c
9-28
9-18
8-
7-
$75c
45c
9-
1
8-15
-
8-
Texas
9-
1
8-14
8-
1
(N.)
(A.
(Howard)
Common
preferred
Co.
Townsend
Bank
Trade
7-14
Transamerica
8-24
Transcontinental Gas
9-10
9-10
7-13
6
7-27
7-27
6-29
1
7-16
8-24
2
2
Trico Oil
\
8-31
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-10
$2
5
6
7-20
conv.
$1.55
conv.
com.
A
(quar.).—.
Edison,
com,
7-25
7-14
3-
6-21
1
Corps.,
B
Drill
United
1
8-20
7-27
6-28
7-31
7-20
7-31
7-20
'
United
preferred
10-
1
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
8-31
9-
5
7-30
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
6-18
6%
preferred
Canada
Southern
Common
4.72%
4.72%
Southern
4.80%
Southern
;
preferred
Gas
&
Inc.
8-31
7-
Power
...^
Investments/ Ltd.—
7-30
7-
5
7-30
7-
5
preferred
7-20
7-20
J25c
8-15
7-20
United
Merchants &
7-16
7-24
1
New
Shoe
United
Jersey
RR.
Canal
&
Machinery, com.
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
U S Borax & Chemical
(initial)
4% % preferred (initial)
U.' S. Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)___
6%
Rubber
S
8%
U
tJ
.S.
Shoe
3
7-10
1
8-31
1-1-57
11-30
10-
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-26
9-
1
8-15;
9-
1
8-15
8-
8-1
7-16
1
7-18
9-15
8-24|
9-15
8-17 i
8-1
7-13
9-12J
9-26
7-16
1
8-
8-1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-31]
8-31
8-15
7-3 r
7-27
7-16
8-1
7-10
9-15
8-31'
8-3li
0-15Y
8-20
8-
8-25
^
> 8-
61
1
8-171
9-1
8-17|
'>•: 9-
8-11
1
9-
8-24
8-
8-15
8-
8-
20c
25c
35c
7-12J
1
■
21
7-
7-31
,'
Stores
com.
new
Corp.,
6%
Transit,
common
preferred
7-l(
Y 8- 1
7-ie
8- 1
8-- 1
7-ie
8-
7-16]
1
8-24
8-15
11-26
11-1?
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-lCi
7-2C1
;; 8-15
8-15
7-2C
8-15
7-2(1
8-15
7-2(1
8-
1
7-
8-
9
7-161
9-15
8-r|
'
8-
1
7-1(1
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
Universal
Leaf
Universal
Stock
common
preferred (quar.)__
common
(initial)
dividend
dividend
8-4
10c
4%
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
7-20
5%%
25c
8-
1
7-16
5% %
each
Upper
share
(two
additional
shares
7-31
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
7-lti
10-
1
9-
7-31
9-28
10-
1
(quar.)_
7-1^
8-3]
8-3
7-31
7-11
8-13
7-
10-10
9-2
8-
1
1
j
7-
8-
7-
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-11
8-
1
7-1J
9-
8
9-
8
7-23
8-2
8-2
7-l!
8-15
7-2
8-15
7-2
8-
1
7-1
8-
1
7-li
25c
50c
25c
$1.06%
30c
1%
9-
1
8-1!
8-
1
7-1
8-
1
7-li
9-
1
8-1'
7-31
7-lf
7-31
7-1]
for
200%
held)
Peninsular Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
15c
75c
25c
50c
62%c
!
!l_
new
37%c
w
8-31
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Tobacco,
Products,
8-15
$1.50
15c
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
5%
$2.50
62 %c
22%c
(initial)—
_L,
(ouar.)
United
Universal
8c
50c
$1.06%
2%
$2
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Vitamin
S
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
7-13
7-13
dividend)___«
dividend...
Stock
United
7-13
$1.20
_I
8-10
8-
Mfrs.^—
Extra
8-1
(quar.»_
(quar.)
Industrial Corp. (stock
Stock
(reduced!
(quar.).
7-15
7-30
investment in¬
common
Improvement,
5%
1
8-15
8-
v,
(quar.).
preference
A
Gas
4% %
U
8-
(quar.)
com.
United
5
Electric—
;
7-31
7-18
5
9-
87%c
$38c
110c
30c
15c
!'YY :
$75c
;
;
Universal Pictures. 4%%
(quar.)..
Materials,
Nevada
8-31
7-30
59c
59c
;
....
dividend
Southern
8-31
9-28
Power—
preferred (quar.)
!
2nd preferred (quar.)
Stock
6-29
9-28
9-28
37!/2c
...—_______
Indiana
7-31
Ltd.—^
(quar.)
Colorado
6-29
J50C
Co.
Tool,
&
Fuel
United
(quar.)____—
Power
Extra
Southern
7-31
Petroleum—
Southern California
^
(quar.)
Funds, Inc. (from net
United
8-31
j25c
jsqc
7c
31V4c
38%c
class A
come)
jl5c
+i5C
45c
J20c
28V2c
(quar.
7-15
7-18
9-10
$1
92%c
87%c
(quar.)___,
class
6%
Ltd.,
(quar. I
Preferred
28c
(quar.)
!
4.48%
7-27
7-31
7-16
8-16
$1.12%
Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference
(quar.)
Class
60c
(quar.).
preferred
California
Southern
I
I
I.I
(quar.)
8-10
1
8-16
8-
United Cigar
70C
(quar.)
pfd.
7-20
7-16
"
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
8-1
;
$35c
Union Oil Co.
60c
United
Air Lines (quar.)
37%c
United Aircraft Corp.. 4%
pref.-(quar.K--- Y -,
$1
United Canadian Shares,
Ltd..
$30c
United
common
1
8-1S
30c
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada
Ltd.—
\ I*
I
7-18
6%c
(quar.)
Co.—
Electric
$3.50
19c
1
9-
8-
Corp.—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
7-27
1
9-
9-14
40c
$4 preferred
7-27
!
7-12
9-14
40c
(quar.)
Chemical & Materials
Union
7-27
9-
6-20
7-24
10c
(quar.)
preferred
5 7c
6
8-
Gas
&
Common
6
8-
7-13
7-31
22V2C
63%c
$1.22%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Union
-
8-
9-11
7-31
Pipe Line—
Universal Insurance
Trinity
:
'
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
preferred
$4.90
.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Common
'$2.55
8-31
10-
.
,
7-13
10-
8-28
1
10-
• 30c
Y.)
(N.
Co,
(quar.)
7-12
8-1
7- 6
9-11
$1.06%
(quar.)
Trust
7-£7
1
(quar.)_„___
(quar.»._
1
10-
(quar.)..
(quar.)
&
Co.
Trane
pfd.
4%%
preferred
...
Y.)
(N.
Trust
Co.,
4.56%
\
United
Corp..
Sonotone Corp.,
(quar.)__
&
7-26
52'/2c
40c
30c
61c
120C
7»/ac
__I
—I.I
Mfg.
Edison
<quar.)_
(quar.)
common
8-15
52V2c
(initial quar.)
Co.. Ltd.,
O.)
Metal
4.25%
10-1
8-1
60c
25c
62>/2C
35c
$1
35c
30c
$1.06%
31.14
(quar.)..
preferred
(quar.)____
Guarantee
Toledo
7-20
9-
Title
6-30
8-10
Inc.
preferred
Titan
7-18
7-25
12-14
12-31
,
$1.21
7c
Co., $2.50 conv.
Thompson Products,
7-18
1
9-14
■
$1.14
$1
(quar.)
$4.56 pfd.
preference
(quar.)
convertible
$2.40
4%
1
7-10
9-28
Co.—
Mig.
Glass
Thermoid
1
8-
7-10
28c
(quar.)___
A
Light Co.,
&
Therm-O-Disc,
1
8-
I 7-13
1
8-
v'"-;8Y
50c
Co....
Toy
Thatcher
1
12-
I «- 1
Co.—
(quar.)...
preferred (quar.)
$4.84
6-29
9-15
7-13
$1
$1.14
$1.16
$4 preferred
6-29
12-15
preferred
Power
Texas
3
9-
3
7-16
'
7-30
8-15
9-14
7-23
Inc.—
Instruments,
4.48%
.
—
(quar.)—
Co.
$1.25
IIIIII
8-31
52'/2c
(quar.)
Smith
7-15
62 %c
(accum .)
7-31
8-10
12-
12-14
Co.—
(increased)
.
10-
Plate Glass, (quar.)
Railways
B
Slater
1
'
12-28
12-28
7-20
7-16
>
1
.10-
Ltd. (quar.)
of California (quar.)
(quar.),.——
common.
(quar.)
Skelly
3
8-
10I
$0,111
Chicago
A
Smith
62 %c
«
Ltd.—
$2.50
Lindsay & Curr
Sibley,
$2.44 preferred A
1
8-1
:-;:l 8-15
8-
7-16
1
9-10
30c
Service
Electric
Texas
,
Sigma Mines. Ltd.
(quar.)
British
-
(entire issue called
redemption on July 27 at $101 per
share plus this
dividend)
;
$4.50 preferred series B (entire) issue called
for redemption on July 27 at $104 per
share plus this dividend)
$4.50 preferred series C (entire issue called
,V
for redemption on July 27 at $102 per
share plus this dividend)
1
8-
7-20
America—
8-
$1.75
Pittston
of
Corp.
6-1
1
$45C
95c
*
Pittsburgh Youngstown &
,
'7-10
(quar.)
—_-I
preferred (quar.)_II_
preferred
1
7-26
8-
1
8-
6c
(quar.!_._.;
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)
$4.64
preferred (quar.)
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
8-15
10-
8-
5%
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$4
9
1
,
I
25c
25c
...
...
dividend
Stock
8-15
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee
11-16
1
B
/Taylor Fibre Co.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
$1
&
——„i__—
Co. of Canada,
8-
SJ.75
7%
9-17
Class
9-
145c
tsoc
I56l/4c
^
2%
I
15C
(quar.)
com.
7-10
97 %c
(quar.)
Wayne
Power,
&
7-10
7%
Pittsburgh
7-23
•:
7-20
50c
50c
(quar.)
class A
Inc.,
Talon,
for
Common
Pittsburgh
8-
25c
1
for ordinary
Mines of
Fort
7-23
10-
7c
Shares—
1
^I
com.~( IniTial-~q~uai .)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
dividend)
8-
(quar.)_
deposit,
8-15
8-
31V4c
30c
5%
(s-a)
6-
—
Associates
Haven)
$1.07 %
HI—IIII
I_II
-
common
(quar.)
common
$1.17
(quar.)_____
&
9-
25c
10c
$1.10
(quar.)
Johnson
8-15
9-15
America..
of
Co.
I
Y
Quarterly
8-15
9-
$4.50 preferred series A
,
-
preferred
5
9-
4c
35c
Co
Water
Comman
Inc.—
Phillips Petroleum, new
Pillsbury Mills, common
Pinchin
Swift & Company
II
4Vse%
Shoe
—
Quarterly
preferred
1
8-15
——
Corp.,
(stock
American
Leather
Quarterly
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR
5%
Sweets
91'/4c
J20c
Sherwin-Williams
$2
•
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-13
7-25
I
Steel
(quar.).
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend)
7-25
; 7-25
1
15c
30c
100%
Ltd.
Superior
9-
$5C
$1
40c
25c
preferred series A
(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (stock dividend)
7-31
Y.)—
50c
—V
common——
4%
'
8-15
8-15
Corp.
Shawinigan
;
8-31
$15c
N.
7
35c
(quarj
<quar.)_
com.
8-
25c
(1954 series)
(quar.)
Biscuits (quar.!
9-5
5%
25c
150c
^ 47c.
* 50c
$125
$1.25
Y
7-20
65c
65c
$6c
$2c
25c
$1
35C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Sun
9-15
$i5c
7-20
50c
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
(1952 series)
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)___
common
Extra
7-20
9-
auar.)
Sullivan Consolidated Mines,
7
8-
1
Gas
pfd.
conv.
quar.)
common
Propane
Sunshine
15c
15c
7-20
8-
56C
37Vic
10%
20c
45c
6C
25c
(stock div.)
(incr.
common
& Coal
Greene,
5.20%
7-17
9-15
1
$3oc
25c
(quar.)
Clothier,
&
!
(quar.).
Co.
&
Coke
Stonega
5.20%
12'/2%
—
&
Acceptance
Seagrave
6-29
7-25
__
(quar.)
preferred
7-6
(quar1.)—
A
Ry.,
(quar.)
Insurance. (New
Security
$1.06
_______II;
(Me,)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-13
8-1
preferred
7-18
7-30:
15c
Roebuck
5%
7-16
;<
5%
__
preferred
4%
8-9
7-
8-
Inc.—
(increased
8trawbridge
9-15
7-30
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
Classf B
Works—
Dillon Co
ScotLen
10-25
11-15
40c
(increased quar.)_
3.80%
3.90%
8-15
(final)*
(initial)
Francisco
Water
8-15
11-15
_
Co.
4.30%
Phillips-Jones
9-15
preferred (quar.)!
preferred (quar.)
11-15
!
Y $35c
.
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—II"
Co., 4.68%, pfd.
(quar.)—
Philip Morris,
Suburban
(quar.)
Miquel Brewery
(quar.)
Schenley Industries, Inc.
(quar.)—.
Scoville Manufacturing Co.—
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Science & Nuclear Fund
(quar.)_
Products—
preferred
Stubnitz
7-20
San
7-20
,
$1.06%
2nd
Electric
4.40%
7-20
8-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
8-
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
General Bottlers (quar.)
Dairy
8-
$3.40
10-
Peosi Cola
$4
9-15
class
Ltd.,
Corp.,
San
Jose
San
8-31
8-31
33c
quar.)
___ __ __________
Philadelphia
8-15
■
45c
Ltd.____
Permanente Cement Co.
1
.9-15
1
.
(Brooklyn,
Bank
9-
5%
1
(quar.)
Fibre
Jewelers
10-
(stock dividend)
Foods
preferred A
5%
32 %c
—
Sand
Chemical
Credit
Peoples
8-15
Paper___
Louis
9
7-
1
8-
8-
—
-
(increased
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
Penobscot
8-15
9-
—
Ltd.,
Dairy
Lawrence
5%
St.
7-25
7-31
'
8-
...
(quar.)—
RR.
9-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Container
Common
Stores, Inc., com.
(quar.)
B
Oak
Croix
St.
7-31
25c
—
Pennsylvania Pov/er Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar )—
Pennsylvania
—
deposit receipts ordinary
& W Fine
7-27
8-15
5c
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
7-10
8-17
12 %c
.
Co.
8-
7-25
,
$35c
(quar.)_
——————
(stock dividend)-
Corp.
St.
$20C
(quar.)___
Traffic
S
7-20
33c
preferred
Penn
;
10 & 25c
25c
preferred
Pennroad
Class
7-16
32 %c
$1.30
preferred
:
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5,
Royal
8-15
25c
$1.32
6%
7-16
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)__
H.)
8-15
1
7-16
Y
10c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Ltd.—
American
Rose's
1
(quar.)
—
N.
(Keene,
5
8-
"40c
$1
Ltd.,
4%%
0-1
20c
——
common
7-
7-25
12 %C
(quar,)„—^.
Telephone, common
Penman's
B
1
Stone
12-18
7-20
8-
$56%c
20c
ti5C
j10c
(quar.).
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.
P.)
(J.
Texas
Ltd., class A
Co.
preferred
Stevens
2%
35c
J20c
j!0c
ISl.OS'A
1
$1*25
Textiles.
Stern
Storer
(quar.)
7-20
8-
$125
Ltd.
Stores
Bros.
&
4Va%
Axle
&
corp.
Paper
Class
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)„
pfd.
(quar.)
Insurance
Peninsular
8-
——:
pfd.
Corp.,
preferred
Peerless
8-15
:,;,Y 7%c
40c
Co.,
Co. Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)—
Patterson
1
Aircraft
Sterchi
Stern
50c
37'/2c
dividend
"Stock
25c
—
Mfg.
7%
'
9-
(increased quar.)
^quar.)—
Parkersburg-Aetna
Paton
Holland
$3e
Corp.,
C.)t &
(8.
8-15
$1.25 i.
common (quar.)
Packard-Bell Co.
(quar.)
—
Pan
American eWorld
Airways.!
Davis
Ronr
1
2914c
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products
Parker
8-15
9-
20c
4% %
Pacific Lighting
12-14
Rolls-Royce,
Investment Ltd.
pfd. (quar,)—
Corp., 5%
Finance
Parke,
9-10
$1.10
Canadian
Pacific-Atlantic
Park
7-
(initital-quar.)
common
Pacific
6
7-27
Fiberglas—
Owens-Corning
1-1-57
7-23
—
class
of Canada,
Steel Co.
7-
(quar.)
Co.
9-14
8-
7-20
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
0-14
10- 1
8-1
7-20
1
8-
20c
30c
30c
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
10-1
17'/2c
$1.16
$1.19
A
preferred
Spring
B
pfd.
Equipment-Mfg.
Ltd.,
Brock,
Class
8-
(quar.)
Power, common
preferred
Rockwell
Stanley
0%
30c
$1.50
7-20
1
5c
56%c
(quar.)
Ltd., 4«/a%
Railway
Standard
7-11
10-
preferred
Co.,
40c
4.75%
(quar.)
preferred
$4.40
Outlet
7-14
Fuel
8-
quar.)
4.65%
—
7-20
8-
8-
1
88-
27Vic
Kellogg
Standard
7-16
(quar.)
common
(initial
Light &
Rockland
90c
(quar.)
7-20
8-
5c
preferred
7-16
1.
8-
9-
50c
(quar.)—-—
7-12
preferred series F (quar.)
$1
4.10% preferred series H
(quar.)
$1.02'/2
4.75% preferred series I (quar.)—
$1.18%
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)„_$l.02V2
1
10-
9-15
8-
Electric—
&
7-16
—
common
Gas
common
$1.25
Tail
Inc.,
Myers,
participating
8-15
(quar,)_
Co.
Elevator
Otis
Otter
&
10-
61c
8-15
20c
7-20
4%
2
11-
8-13
8-15
Ltd.—
125c
—
(increased)—
Mfg.
Opelika
7-
1
12-
9-12
7-31
(quar.)..
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
& Sons (quar.)___
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Quarterly
L.
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. J. (quar.)
9-10
10-
8-
V
92y2c
97»/3c
$1.03%
$106%
__
$1 j0
1__ Y; $1.15
27%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
4'/2%
7-31
$1 10
:
Common
Spencer
7-31
8-15
Special Investments <fc Securities—
7-20
6-15
8-
7-10
(accum. i
A
$$1.75
Ontario Steel
7%
7-31
$1.12%
New
8-17
1
9-
$l.n6V4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
serips
Robbins
7-16
8-1
50c
Quebec Ry. (s-a).._
Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
&
Ontario
7-30
8-15
7-13
1
7-23
1
shares
American
_
59 %c
preferred B (quar.)
4%%
preferred A
(quar.)
Okonlte Co.
(quar.)
Olin Matbieson Chemicai
conv.
8-15
8-24
4.40%
933/4c
75c
(quar.)
Antelope Copper Mines,
Roan
7-23
8-15
8-15
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.75
$1.75
17'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
1
8-
8-11
9-14
Public Service—
preferred
preferred
4.36%
Service
(guar.)———_L.
preferred
4.60%
7-12
7-25
(quar.)
Electric
.
9-14
50C
62V2c
50c
$125
...
preferred (quar.)
Drug, common (quar.)
preferred
4.40%
7-25
certificates
^
ftice Mills (quar.)
Cement,
Riverside
35c
4.92%
1951
8-31
1st preferred
common
Brand
River
4.25%
9-
1
trust
61 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4%%
8-15
42 %c
_.
„
common
Gas, common
preferred
7-18
8-31
$1.25
Oklahoma Gas & Elec.,
4%%
7-31
__
__
Oklahoma Natural
Oliver Corp.,
9-15
—
(quar.)__
common
Voting
8-15
1st
80c
preferred (quar.)
Richfield
Oil
(quar.)—
Rio Grande Valley Gas (Texas)—
1
9-
12%c
Crankshaft
Ohio
9-
f$1.75
—
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
JS1.19
593/4c
80c
3%%
—
4.15%
$1.25
25c
5%
preferred
Inc.,
3.90%
7-18
$5c
t28c
(quar.).
B
Inc., 7%
2nd
Rich's,
7-31
8-15
$27c
(Mass.),
class
Rice-Stix,
7-18
•
tive
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Common
•
—„'
pfd, (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals, 4%% series A pfd. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)_
7-13 '
1
———
—
Northwest
1
8-
25c
(quar.)—
common
Extra
8-
25c
8-15
50c
i
Corp.
Reece
7-13
25c
Extra
>:
1
8-
25C
preferred
50c
25c
$15c
50c
(quar.)
A
3.70%
common
4.40%
2'/2c
A
Ltd..
Extra
Class
Co.—
(quar,)----;—
common
A
Southwestern
7-31
45c
—
Engineering Co,
(Canada), Ltd. —
Chains
Class
7-31
8-15
$5
-
Y
non-cum.
Southwestern
75c
class
Corp.,
(Canada)
Electric
8-15
87
—
Class B.————
7-20
1
8-
28 %c
Engineering
Northwest
8-
20c
——_
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Class
common
9-15'
$69c
,•
A.)
(C.
Southwestern
25c
(quar.)
common (quar.)
Co., $2 class A (quar.)
Co.,
Reading
Reed
8-15
10c
$30c
J 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pile
Concrete
45c
8-15
9-
11c
(quar.)„;
Co.
Raymond
8-
9-
from
Inc.
class A
Ltd.,
(quar.)
>1.25
(initial)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., com
5%%
1st preferred (quar.)
i
Northern Railroad (New Hampshire) (quar.)
Airlines,
Purina
Ralston
7-14
;
preferred
$3.50
derived
Income)
net
of America, common
Radio Corp.
8-15
—
(quar.)
Products
6-22
common
Northwest
Milk
Co.
Power
Quinte
8
1
Co.—
New
Queoec
7-21
1
8-
20c
(quar.)
Northern
8-17
8-24
9-
25c
84c
$1.12,/2
32c
$1
Shares,
Distribution
Quarterly
5%
(quar.)
of New.Hampshire-
accumulated
and
current
1;
9-
8-15
(quar.)—;
preferred
Y 5%
•
New
7-12
Holder»
When
Payable of Reo.
share
.
(initial)
9-15
8-
_
(quar.)—
3.35%
preferred (quar.)—
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
Punta
Alegia Sugar
Puritan
Fund,
Inc.
(year end
0/ Company
Railway Co.—
Southern
10-
45c
$1,06%
$1.06
—$1.12%
(quar.)__i__
(quar.)
Name
*
•
Per
'
„
$25c
Common
10C
Illinois Gas Co., common
Northern
Public Service Co.
•3.50
8%c
—
gtd. (s-a)
Northeastern Insurance (Hartford)Northern
Engineering Works—.
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
$1.50 convertible
preferred (quar.)
7%
RR.,
Carolina
North
4%%
$1.12%
$1.12%
Co.—
Life Insurance
Initial after 50% stock dividend
American
North
4.20%
7
$4.50
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%
7-20
8-15
50c
—
4%%
*
Monday, July 23, 1953
.
.
*
9-15
9-30
$62%c
—„
(quar.)
of Colorado, com.
Co.
Service
common—
(quar.)—-U-~
preferred
5%
Public
Co.,
Transport
Provincial
7-20
York
Holder*
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Name oi Company
7-20
5c
»
,■
Payable of Rec.
When
Per
•
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
:
..
(366)
"50
(quar.)
7-31
40c
Sl.31%
$1.37%
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
Volume
Number 5553
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(367)
Per
Name of Company
,
.
Value
(The
Line
from
(10c
Income
earned
Van Raalte Co.
and
Vapor
Co.
Walker
&
7-13
1
11-14
9-10
9-
12-
Co.,
preferred (quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
Pictures... (quar.)
8-
8%
$1
9-
4
8-15
8-
1
7-16
8-20
V'
30c
'J.
50c
—
7-27"
8-
25c
""
—
——.—
7-13 1
4
8-
9r 1
8-
50c
>
,
.'
(quar.)
—A
.v——s-i-UJ $1.06 Vt
preferred
(quar.)„,.AA~.A.--;A A... $1.12 V2
50c
& Co., 4%
conv. preferred
(quar.)_
50c
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred
West
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)—
Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed
Aug.
at
1
$10:30
class
$2.50
A
Life
plus
sh.
per
Securities
7-25
1-1-57
convertible
8-
7-
Paciiic
Tablet
1
&
Co.
f;
7-16
8-
1
7-16
8-
7-
6
8-
U2V2C
Ltd., class A (quar.)
.*.
Inc.
Wilbur
-
$5
Co.,
preference
Cement
preferred
Oil
Williams
$1
I
&
6
8-1
8-
1
7-20
40c
9-29
9-19
9-
7-20
25C
Co.,
B.)
1
8-20
7-30
10c
8-15
7-27
common
(quar.)
8-15
8-
25c
(quar.)
12V2C
(quar.)
8-
1
11-
1
7-25
7-31
8-15
7c
Other
1956—Month—1955
revenues
$8,174,735
-
income
taxes...
1,015,559
taxes
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$7,262,334 $39,476,323 $35,175,277
4,923,169
26,427,349
23,799,703
904,839 ' 4,9b.2,217
4,363,712
5,530,024
expenses
operating
Net
operating
Net
after
—V.
183,
408,525
Wisconsin
Fund,
Inc.
Wisconsin
9-29
9-14
$1.50
7-31
7-36
5c
7-31
"• 354,746.
•'
2,070,885
income
Public
Service,
(from
invest,
income)
$1,220,627
$1,079,580
$5,985,872
1,018,825
913,801
4,988,962
$5,228,541
4,445,208
Co.—Bids for Certificates—
costing
not less
tnan
$12,880,000.—V.
184,
that
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
&
Woolworth
-(F.
W.)
Ltd.
This
U.
by
corporation
has
Commission
Guaranty
National
The
Bank
1958,
1,
and
1966
Co.,
40%
on
4'/8%
York,
Half
of
(Wm.)
Common
Jan. 1,
interest.
in
1966.
Pacific
equal
32
The
Funds
supplied by the borrowing will
mated
$16,000,000
petroleum products
to Fallon Naval Air Station, Nevada.
(quar.)
be
half
be
by
Co.,
will
instalments
balance
used
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..
will
from
be
San
Cab
Co..
Yellowknife
York
6%
payable
County
ptd.
•Transfer
62 Vac
the
Francisco
1955
V1953
1954
$19,188,161
$23,737,149
10,107,484
4,864,720
$1.11
8-1
Other
3,584,700
4,232,703
2,347,404
7-20
37VaC
7-31
-
7-31
7-16
37V2C
7-31
7-10
:
(quar.)
t3c
9-17
8-
1
7-16
15c
8-15
7-20
7-
7-
1
8-
t56V4c
3
3
dividend.
31-
tax
15%:
a
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
date
income
1956—Month—1955
1956- -5 Mos.—1955
and/or
tax
237,753,087 218,666,850
30,041,509
27,495,453
143,842,118 134,319,863
37,291,701
32,930,815
taxes
7,425,290
6,664,863
3,686,514
taxes-
operating income
charges
3,530,478
7,666,501
after
This
corporation
for
compared
18,425,965
record
Total
July
on
income
6,522,193
is
the
fiscal
equipment
with
This
corporation,
rentals
Corporation and
fiscal
Earl
first
nine
affiliate
year.—V.
of
Texas
types
1956—5 Wks1955
Industries,
Inc.,
was
and equipment for
financial service.
of
increase
182,
lor
same
in
net
income
compared
as
of
37Vic
and
year
largely
-
The
$7,188,745 $35,115,825 $32,535,860
July 5, 1956. The Marine Midland Trust Co., of New York
appointed transfer agent and registrar in the City of New York
for 5,OOO.CCO shares of the $1 par value capital stock.—V. 183, p. 2902.
May
during the
31,
1956,
$84,794,244
from
for
of
common
compared to $610,499,
equal to 92c per share on
stock outstanding for the
share for the
%V
:A
nine months in
the
pre¬
which
$53,127,118
in
share
end
of
as
common
expansion
tion
Herbert
program,
Together
further
the
orders
$10,00,0000
pany's
Kunzel,
contracts
in
the
received
The
prospect.
gas
President,
turbine
current fiscal year
latest
business
which
total
the
Air
Force
major
gas
turbine
announced
on
than
more
contracts
and
from
produc¬
mold
about a
company
$2,500,000
July
9.
the
year
stock,
totaled
date last
Aug, 31, 1955.
same
on
31,
May
continues.
program
of which have
offices
new
1956,
over
the
It
now operates 28
during the current
established
been
company
offices
are
located
branches
Texas.—V.
Texas
1115.
p.
and
California,
Mexico.
New
'■
its
expanded
General
Arizona.
in
183,
recently
has
in
in
located
are
the
Spiegel, Inc.
offices
the
The
are
fourth
operations.
company
located
ment.—V.
p.
184,
156.
,
$2,600,000,
bring
with
more
than
com¬
May
Jupiter-powered
r
1,
Mr.
to
Kunzel
said.
ground
v
support
A"?/:'AivA
.
of
sales
on
longer
no
the
first
six
same
unit
for
for
the
net
12.79%
of
stores
$7,538,339 $54,533,301 $48,575,692
1956
showed
an
Increase
over
$8,502,762
—
1955
retail
1956—6 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
for
June
unit
a
months
unit
of
comparable basis,
unit
for
operated
by
the
1956
company.
and
Operating
showed
an
increase
of
12.26%
-
&
the
$54,876,162
—V.
183,
adjustment
for
the
for
first
six
retail
stores
-
Averaee
Earned
—V.
for
Der
184,
of
average
p.
requirements...^.
'
$4,019,083
4.647,576
months
of
1955,
a
decrease
of
0.62%.
2945.
p.
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50)
made on July 10 by White, Weld & Co. at $42 per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per share. It was
completed.—V. 180, p. 2640.
3,349,360
common
common
shares-
share
156.
desired
See
also
been
184,
V.
sale
on
in
263.
p.
1956—4 Mos —1955
$1,515,245
$6,175,194
$5,711,255
where
runs
well
as
introduced
low
the
as
by
the
mold
labor
costs
savings
corporation's
and
of
Model
725,
from
Molding
B
be
can
to
quick
automatic
Plastics
equipped with a universal chase
changed quickly without taking the
be
the
press.
It also has an easily adjustable threefeeder, a separate cam-actuated air-ejection
system,
air-operated
push-off which can be sequenced
in
at
any
the
in
press'
713,747
153,521
$560,226
71,922
13,598
$546,628
443.068
$1.48
See
"
(Indiana)—New Licensee—
that Spencer Chemical Co. of
licensee of its low pressure
process
for making polyethylene. The license covers more than 20
issued patents as well as a number of pending applications. Polypro¬
pylene and copolymers of ethylene and propylene are also included.^
Eastman Kodak
Co. in mid-June became
the first licensee of the
This
Kansas
announced
company
City,
Mo.,
has
on
become
July
the
16
second
cycle.—V.
open
184,
156.
p.
Oil
Co.
Oil
below.—V.
Co.
—
Standard
a
Oil
commerciallv
—V.
183,
p.
Is
the
feasible
3058.
first
company
process
for
to
183,
be
making
1520.
p.
i
Debentures
,
v.
Offered
An
—
under¬
writing group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. on
July 18 offered for public sale $60,000,000 33/4% deben¬
tures, due July 1, 1981, at 100% and accrued interest.
new
debentures are redeemable at general redemption
prices
105% to 100%.
Commencing Jan. 1, 1962, and on each
July 1 thereafter, the company is obligated' to retire
$1,500,1
000
principal
amount
of
the
debentures
through a sinking fund
at 100%,
ranging from
Jan.
1
and
CAPITALIZATION
3J/4%
debentures
GIVING
due
July
1,
EFFECT
1981_
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
the
Outstanding
$60,000,000
$60,000,000
obligation
stock
($25
2,481,142
value AAA
par
of
names
422^64
1,000,000 shs.
♦Payable In oil stated at posted market
equal monthly payments to April, 1961.
price,
due
In
granted U. S. patents on
high-density polyethylene.
shs.
substantially
*
•
the
principal
of
underwriters
new
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each has
severally agreed to purchase from the company, are as follows:
(
.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._$5,925,000
C.
A.
Allyn & Co., Inc.,
Redpath
Robert
Lee
750,000
Baird
&
Weeks
Burge
Barth
Blyth
Co.,
Courts
&
Sons-
The
Dominion
Morgan
Co
250,000
&
Stanley
-
The
125,000
600,000
750,000
250,000
Ohio
Paine,
Co._—
—
350,000
Northwest
Pacific
Co.—
125,000
Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis
1,000,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
750,000
Reinholdt & Gardner—,
250,000
350,000
250,000
Co.
250,000
750,000
Reynolds & Co.——
Rlter & Co.——
Estabrook
500,000
L.
The
Deetjen
Folger,
Co
&
First
Corp.-, 1,500,000
Fleming
Hibbs
B
&
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Fulton, Reid
Sachs
Granbery,
Co.
Co
&
—
1,350,000
Marache
&
250,000
_
Co.I
Hallgarten &
Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Henry Herrman & Co.
Hill
J.
Richards
A.
&
E.
F.
W.
Co
Hutton
E.
125,000
Weeks—
&
Hutton
&
Co
Kidder,
Co.
&
C.
Peabody
&
Co.-
&
of
but
to
crude
gas.
some
petroleum
is
derived
It
Wertheim
250,00d
White, Weld & Co.——
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
from
1.350,000
Dean
&
Witter
Co
&
oil
Is
1,000,000
1,350,000
125,000
Co.— 1,350.000
250,uuo
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Wood, Struthers & Co—
750,000
1,350,000
Co
and
not
extent
gases
600,000
& Co
Co., Inc
&
750,000
BUSINESS—Company
seller
Walker
1,500,000
Langlfey & Co
Lazard Freres
H.
Walston
250,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
W.
G.
600,000
Co
&
Lemon
125.000
Co.
1.000,000
350.000
Co
Kaiser
&
Vietor, Common, Dann &
250,000
Fay
Hornblower
ties
125,000
Co,
&
Hogle &
500,000
1,350,000
Inc
350,000
Sutro & Co
125,000
Spencer TVask & Co—
600,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.600,000
Union Securities Corp— 1,350,000
500,000
1,000,000
125,000
Hooker
750,000
750.000
Corp.
Stroud & Co.,
1,350,000
250,000
-
&
1,000,000
Co.-
Stone & Webster Securi-
Inc.
Miller
&
William R. Staats & Co.
600,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Hayden,
Rothschild
Shuman, Agnew & Co.350,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
250,000
Smith, Barney & Co
1,350,000
F. S. Smithers & Co—
750.000
250,000
Co._
&
F.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,000.000
Schwabacher & Co.—500,000
Shearson, Hamrnill & Co.
350,000
Shields & Co._
750,000
Boston
Nolan,
—W.
&
250,000
Co.- 1,500,000
S.
Moseley & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co—
250,000
I. duPont & Co.
,
1,350,000
Co.,
—
F.
Securities
Corp.
Francis
&
„v,
&
125,000
Dominick— /
Elworthy &
Turben
125,000
Co.
&
125,000
Pierce,
Beane
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
600,000
M. Dain & Co., Inc.Davis, Skaggs & Co—
&
Co.„
&
&
250,000
Weedon
Dominlck
—_
Inc.
600,000
600,000
Inc.
125,000
Co——350,000
Lynch,
Merrill,
1,350,000
^
Co
&
Co,
Crowell,
&
Fenner
600,000
Inc.——
&
Dodge
Merrill
600,000
Inc.,
Brown
McDonnell
125,000
Co.
&
Mason-Hagan,
McDonald
125,000
<fc
;
250,000
Co
&
Co.
&
Marks
M.
250,000
Eichler
&
Alex.
Lundborg
Co.
600,000
Kraus
Co—
Co.
&
Co.__
&
&
&
Stearns
Bear,
Blair
Irving
Laurence
350,000
Baker,
750,000
1,350,000
125,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.-
Co.,
Inc.
J.
Higglnson Corp
Lehman Brothers
250,000
—
W.
natural
process.
442.000
$1.24
Sunset
Johnston,
Standard Oil Co.
$669,723
230,840
$655,367
common
number
1955
$727,289
deductions..
...
dividend
Balance
1956
958,129
income
has
company
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.—Merger—.
no
was
$902,933
:
other
income
Net
Preferred
taxes_____
income
income
Interest
and
1956.
rotary
Goldman,
basis.
Sprague Electric Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
$5,550,509
expenses
Operating
Gross
May 31—
this
8,
air-operated
compression
molding
specifically Intended as a low-cost unit
permits cavities
plates
an
point
net
longer operated by the
company,
consolidated net sales for June 1956 were $8,502,762 com¬
pared to $8,990,398 for June
1955,
a
decrease of 5.42%.
For the
six months of 1956 consolidated net sales were $54,533,301 compared
Without
l
•
revenues
SEC
automatic
design,
been
press,
which
chase
eliminating
Consolidated
ary
Electric
the
'
Equitable Securities Corp.
equip¬
Southern Nevada Power Co.- -Revenues Rise12 Months Ended
with
Division.
new
plate
at
Subs.)—June Sales Up—
(&
sales
June
on
week ago announced an Air Force contract
for
v
production
are
has
Emanuel,
to
The
approximately
Ind.—Offering
filed
1956—Month—1955
fully
short
set-up
Clark,
which
two
Amarillo,
sales
boloked by Solar during the
started
statement
of
May
$1,711,910
J.
the
of
into
Consolidated
from
new
a
since
simplified
on
Bateman,
period
the
of
on
fiscal
the
of
outstanding
the
on
end
4.5%.
was
six
the
at
$47,592,441
to
the
at
receivables
paid
were
outstanding
compares
balance,
offices,
year.
Three
Net
Solar Aircraft Co.—Receives Two New Contracts—
contracts
of
use
Ball,
AyA.5
•
per
Period End. June 30—
initiate
stock
Auchincloss, Parker &
are
is
that
a
the
Indiana
25-ton
new
for
$795,225,
year.
company's
operates
Effective
5.9%,
$89,773,914.
earnings
shares
discounts
increase
year-end
that
ended
year,
to 79c per
last
and
$55,519,495,
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd.—Transfer Agent—
received
*
organ¬
Tex.—Earns.
announced
5
fiscal
increased
totaled
Such
a 5
30c
Loans
to
year,
of
July
on
firm
earnings
30.9%.
number
Dividends
1956—26 Wks.—1955
net
of
the
for
year.
Other new
Co.,
registration
Authorized
resulted
Co., Amarillo,
current
the
of
last
period
average
state
has
trichloride
(F. J.) Stokes Corp.—New Compression
Molding Press
press
long-term
2025.
p.
President,
months
business
increase
vious
—V, 184, p. 10.
Airplane
boron
now
of high
energy fuels
relatively limited quan*
in
(J. P.) Stevens & Co., Inc.—Defers
Offering—The pro¬
posed offering of $30,000,000
debentures, due July 1, 1981,
been deferred for the time
being because the terms
indicated were not
satisfactory to the company, it was
announced on July 17.—V.
184, p. 156.
The
$365,000
was
machinery
Investment
O'Keefe,
of
branch
company
at
that
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
Boeing
Until
manufacture
available
offering of 200,000 shares of common
proposed maximum price of $7.50 per share,
183, p. 2945.
♦Purchase
period,
(Continued from page 12)
This
the
Ne£ S,a^S
—V.
Capital
against
Shoe Corp. of America—June Sales Up—
earned
President,
/
,
Interest
and
1956,
Rogers,
B.
putting to work the $1,700,000 in capital from new financing
November, 1955.
He added
that the company is continuing its
expansion and anticipates further increases in earnings during the
volume
here.
Investment News
Pr.
$2.50)
of
frm
the
$8,152,516
State
in
Consolidated
Sales
the
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—June Sales
Up-
Non¬
payment
corrected
The
31,
May
Ralph
the
$97,000
an
Southwestern
incorrect.
ended
1955,
■
in August, 1954, to buy
leasing, and to render other
Mr. Rogers said
the 240%
an
Period End. June 30—
ag
proposed
a
Period End. June 30—
34,035,989
year
in
$17,000
ized
the
General
trichloride.
for
peen
31,803,758
previous year.
Total current assets at May 31,
1956, were $1,883,000, as against
total current liabilities of $823,000. Total assets were $3,655,000.
7%.
indicated
38,193,303
36,006,830
16.
from
compared
R.
was
date
Chemical
heralded
now
17,380,183
6,453,798
•'
7,189,282
with
announced
tax.
date
(par
station
44,612,987
tax.
income
published
y Previous
resident
with
announced
The
48,819,814
A;:
expenses-
Income
current
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
tPaya'ole in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident
is
Insurance Co., Indianapolis,
covering
Superior
8-17
50c
this
3,
molding,
Southwestern Financial Corp.—Earnings Increased—
7-10
25C
for
Boron
which
.
3,805,622
117,901,954 116,139,294 102,470.938 116,809,175
38,195,135
41,962,269
28,778,909 40,163,266.
19,034,255
18,998,632
13,500,575 '18,103,992
-
revenues
operating
Net
7-16
8- 1
(interim)
closed
element
8,202,408
$
Operating
Operating
7-13
8-24
t25c
not
boron
base
•
8-10.
1
9-
20%
(quar.)
books
Expands
—
new
Equipment
Net
Gas
preferred
products
—-V, 183, p. 2422.
Zeller's Ltd., common
4V2%
is
Duquesne
slag
in
July
is
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—EarningsPeriod End. May
7-13
(quar.)
Consol. Gold Fields, Inc
Yuba
Co.
propellants—has
connection
A
8-31
(quar.)
conv.
therefore
Act.
furnace
esti¬
an
$25,326,880
-
railway..
Net from railway—..
Net ry. oper. income.
—V. 183, p. 2945.
$58,000,
Mines
Bear
of
essential
an
Statesman
1—
Jan.
from
1956,
Yellow
and
Company
blast
say
Stauffer
executives,
by
next
February
when
the
unit will be
completed, the chemical will be manu¬
"substantial tonnage" and shipped in tank car
quantities.
Construction
of
the
addition
to
the
Niagara Falls facilities will
begin at once.
Upon completion, the plant will be the
largest in this
country for the manufacture of this boron chemical.-r-V.
184, p. 263,
4%
pay
7,529,000
__
income.
oper.
From
7-13
—
(quar.)
is
made
$24,255,066
railway
8-1
25c
preferred
crushed
chemical
Mellon
beginning.
construct
to
pipeline
A
1956
....
from
Gross
8-1
(Interim)
Machine
Yates-American
Investment
of
But,
stock
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
May—
9-20
Co.
Jr.,
company
(Duquesnc
of
ihvesting, re»
that
securities,
has
$1.26
"(monthly)
convertible
6%
Co.
the
than
in
most
manufacture
tities.k
In
California
will
loan
other
versatile
future's
missile
company's
Pa,
Southern
total
the
from
the
the
and
Pittsburgh,
the
ending
at
.
—
from
manufacture
Chemical
the
which
it
authorization
$16,000,000,
New
of
subsidiary
a
annually
1,
received
borrow
Co.
Trust
&
company,
April
to
Trust
$1.25
County Electric Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
4.44 %
Wrigley
the
other
trading
or
305.
the
it
the
for
263.
p.
Southern pacific Pipe Liiaes, Inc.—Loan Approved—
P.
business
holding,
exemption
In
p.
factured
Pacific
—
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
controlled
a
intriguing chemicals,
took a
long stride
realizing that future when this company on July 18 revealed
plans a ten-fold expansion of its Niagara Falls (N.
Y.) facilities
toward
1,783,321
2296.
equipment
of
one
7-16
30c
(quar.)
5.04%
Worcester
183,
Boron,
'
5%
to
engaged
and
charges
p.
Southern
Federal
series)
16,
has
issued
an
order
that it be declared nob
corporation
Output—
Co.—Earnings—
'57-16
8-31
Wisconsin Electric Power—
(1897
f ederal
7- 3
7c
50c
monthly).
■
preferred
Operating
Operating
10-11
:
(increased
Stores
Period End. May 31—
7-13
12V2C
Co., common
Southern New England Telephone
7-27
$1.25
7c
6%
owning,
Stauffer
Gross
(accum.)
July
on
this
through
25,592,286
8-15
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Wilson-Jores Co.
.
29,479,428
8-10
9-17
I
25C
(quar.)
Common
Winn-Dixie
4,912,537
7-13
9-24
10-
of
engaged,
Co.), in a
183, p. 3058.
7-13
50c
(quar.u
quar.)
(J.
7-
9-14
$1
Sons, Inc.
Chocolate
preferred
Wilson
&
6
1
$1.31 Va
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-
7-31
10-
75c
(quar.)
9-10
1
'V/-:8- 1
30c
$1.43a/4
(quar.)
com.
common
(Clarence)
Suchard
Wilcox
5,772,268
after
interest
7-31
tl7y2c
1—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior
$2
charges......
Net
—V.
April
10-
announced
was
Products
investing,
Is
1
preferred
Whitehall
.
3
8-15
7-31
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
Whitman
■
2'/o
12V2C
$1.25
Motor
White
28,161,356
—V.
7-16
e-1
uividenu)_
(jtock
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
'
32,107,542
9-7
8-1
45c
31 Vie
(quar.)
Westmoreland,
5V*1o
5,328,790
7-12
9-14
34%c
Paper Co.,
Westminster
White
entitled
6,219,311
*
——
RR.
preferred
"Class B
17,212,161
income
6
75c
,•
18,998,548
operating
new
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Precipitation
57c
3,286,181
Net
The company will up to noon (EDT) on Aug, 2 receive bids for the
purchase from it of $9,660,000 equipment trust certificates, series UU,
to mature in 15 equal annual installments.
They will be secured by
$2
%
(quar.)
Western
Western
25,901,250
on
(accum.)
Western
.
138,782,429
29,502,346
12-15
8-1
this
Insurance
preferred
5%
154,634,023
4,822,153
Co.—
Co., common..
Western Light & Telephone, common (quar.)
5V2%
Slag
it
application
an
primarily
29,671,530
9-15
25c
■
7-25
*
8-10,
10- "1
17 V2C
Western Insurance
Western
SEC,
be
3,733,2s4
expenses
income
3
West
on
to
5,615,442
7-13'
1
8-10
'.$4.50■
-
43,108,654 235,242,459 210,057,196
47,913,255
32,345,208
•
Weeden
-
The
granting
taxes..
7-24:
5
37 V2C
:
Corp.
(quar.)—
Light, common (quar.)
Washington Gas
A'dKt
$
taxes...
1
(quar.)__„
Petroleum
4%
$
1
12-10
Bros.
■
Standard Properties, Inc.—Held to Be
Investment Firm
1956—5 Mos.—1955
operating
Federal
3
$1.25
Warner
X/ ' ' ' ,V
8-
$1.25
Warren
$4.25
1
8-14
50c
A—
pfd.
Virginia Railway, 6%
jV
812-
20c
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.j.—.u——
\
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
&
1956—Month—1955
revenues.....
Operating
7-24
8-14
,
2%
(quar.)„—
preferred
Vendo
7-24
(quar.) >_ AAA
(stock
dividend)—————i-—
5%
Heating,
5%
Telephone
$
from
2c
Bell
Other
8-14
12c
12c
of America
Southern
Period End. May 31-
7-13
„
Operating
(stock dividend)
Corp.
8-1
Inc.—
Fund,
income
Holder*
Payable oi Rec.
;$2"
capital gains
Van Camp Sea Food Co._.
Vanadium
When
-
Share
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible preferred (s-a)
Value (The) Line Fund, Inc.—
V* (10c from earned income and 2c from
capital gains)
—-—A-
51
from
it
in
14
engaged
does
17
in
operates
states
in
extract
natural gas.
properties which
as
states
a
refining
natural
as a
producer
or
producer
and
and
seller
processing
gasoline
Most of the company s
its operates, and the
or
®
and
j^uefied
balance
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
frodd Co., Inc., Rochester, N.
venture, utilization
;
other
■or
under Joint
others
by
properties operated
agreements.
from
consolidated
with The Todd Cow
Inc., of Rochefter, N. Y., it was announced on
July 10 by George L. Todd, President of both companies.
The
two
firms
are
both wholly owned subsidiaries of Burroughs
will
of which
and $40,000.000 will be used to prepay
bank notes now outstanding. The
company
also expects to spend
approximately $2,500,000 from its
general funds to complete and furnish its 12-story office building
on
company-owned property in downtown Los Angeles, Calif*
sale
the
debentures
the
of
part of the
company's general funds,
be used to retire outstanding debentures,
become
Will
fiscal
the
EARNINGS—For
ended
year
for
in
the
for
wide
a
Corp,—Reports Increased Earnings—
This
corporation reports net earnings of $360,614, equivalent to
$1.13 per common share for the tlx months ended May 31,
195G,
compared with 3141,947, or 32 cents per common share for the same
183,
1955.—V,
in
period
1862.
p.
'
-
v
The
Well
three
for
will
company
be paid or received, are reasonable and fair
do not involve overreaching on tne part of any person concerned,
general purposes
they are consistent with the
that
and
and
of the Act."—V, 183,
to
'
elected
Fligelman; industrialist and philanthropist, has been
of the Board of this corporation, it was announced
Julius
payable
stock,
holders
to
the
is
also
Chappuis
Mr.
183, p. 9,
David
elected
also
board
The
pany.
W. Chappuis
Treasurer of
said
in
on
"The
part:
has brought in
company
acquired
barrels
could
in
pated
"We
ended
oil
crude
head
the
of
our
income
June
year
well
now
in
30
company."—V.
183,
strong cash position and our
operating expenses and over¬
a
exceeds
our
713.
p.
live
the
directors
July
on
16
declared
bi^s
Blyth
&
The
with
$9,900,000
income
Net
estimated
for the previous 12
for Texas
Industries
income,- including
the
vnconsolidated subsidiaries, is
$670,000 for
■Mr.
said
new
estimated
subsidiaries
the
for
previous
decline
the
in
companies at a loss,
is
to
year.
in
for
that
firm
two
the
finance
The
offers
announcement
exploration
the
toy
Makris
in
earnings was due to the operation
price softening in certain products
The
as
parts
the
in
The
located
in
output
by
A.
Makris,
Chairman,
will
who
the
meeting then
the
meeting
was
will
board
will
is used
Secretary
of
directors
Mexico;
and Dr. John Speropoulous,
reconvened
a.m.
to
on
vote
July 25
the
were
John
elected—Ezquiel
Bennick,
Houston
Miami investor.—V.
181,
Padilla,
former
insurance
p.
stock,
purchase
Drexel
total
of
&
the
current
exceed
The
p.
Rogers
months
fiscal
the
liabilities
ago,
company
of
the
has
fiscal
total
from
the
31,
19R6, were
$822,000.
as
against
$22,000.
Total assets were- $1,075,000.
"oreaking-in
period
completed, and
year
an
to
be
of
a
the
profitable
entire
affiliate
689.
of
of
the
that
one.
preceding
Texas
company,
organized
the
company
expects
Orders on hand today
V"\
11,458.053
10.915,193
47,317,332
48,051.969
income..!.
4.026,801
3,475.939
14,673,422
14,586,795
2697.
p.
Business
Salt
Ltd,,
Underwriters,
City,
Lake
Temporarily Suspended—
Uranium, Inc. above.—V. 178, p. 2354.
;
an
Co.
&
if
and
naving
Iowa
19,000
gas
supply
to
the
company's
plants.
electric
steam
total consolidated
1955
to
$119,353,788.
operating revenues
the
In
of
of
same
proceeds
finance
John
M.
the
of
first mort¬
new
and
stock;
earned
company
$146,071,682
and
par
Inc.—V.
181,
net
include
prior
any
Afcer
__
$7,600,000
2,000,000
The
election
announced
man
of
Ripley & Co.,
Co._
&
of
Michigan
$750,000
Corp.
Marache
Granbery,
Don
2,000,000
Kean,
Connelly,
the
corresponding
the
of
board
net
!
directors
also
was
Rieber is presently serving as Chair¬
In addition, he is a director
Mr.
Barber Oil Corp.
President,
to
field
Its
133,
449.
p.
'
-
■■
■
July 12 said
on
business
do
office
the
in
located
is
in
State
the
on
"This corporation
part:
Colorado
of
properties
on
April
Texas
at
9,
Creek,
Beginning July 15 the corporation is leasing office space for
one year in a business building located
at 5221 South Santa Fe Drive,
Littleton, Colo.
The building will be known immediately as the U. S. Oil
and
Building.
The company has an option in the lease to
building, which consists of some 4,800 square feet and is
acre,
for $26,500 wfth one-third down and the
Mining
purchase the
situated
one-half
on
balance
payable over a two-year period.
"Properties consist of 22 claims in Fremont County, Colo.; 21 claims
Garfield County, Colo.; and 10 claims in Kern County, Calif,
of
July
7
of
stock
per
company's public offering
cents per share, non¬
the
approved
common
cents
4
value
par
SEC
the
shares
2,856,250
assessable,
at
10
share."—V.
183,
p..
2946.
United States Rubber Co.—Official Promoted—.'
John
McGovern
W.
tive Sept.
who
1.
will
h?.s
elected Executive Vice-President,
been
and
a
effec¬
Ho will succeed H. Gordon Smith, who will retire Aug. 31
continue as a member of the board of
directors.
Mr.
elected
also
was
Vice-Chairman
the
of
executive
company's
'
committee.
Mr.
McGovern
member
elected
was
of
Vice-President
a
committee
executive
the
in
.
in
1945
1951.—V.
and
a
183,
750,000
Co.___
&
Franklin.
to
Colo.
750,000
Taylor
1955
■
Rieber
corporations.—V.
large
of
share.
Torkild
by Mr.
to
half
first
the
per
>
,
dividend on preferred stock, the
$3.65 per share of outstanding
cent
amounted
For
of
authorized
1956.
&
Co.
-
.
the estimated
Oil & Mining Corp.—Financing Approved-
U. S.
was
22 V2
a.
the Board of the
of
several
but
First
-
and
company
adjustments.
for
result
stock.
common
value
agreed
principal
respective
the
for
year
providing
half-year
earning was $1.73
severally
have
below
Co*—Earnings Up—>
President, on July 18 reported that
profit
$1,382,000, representing adjustment to accrued subsidy for years prior
to 1956, less estimated taxes and recapture applicable thereto;
The net
income for the first half of 1955 amounted to $2,328,686 and did not
;
following
the
*
its subsidiaries for thefirst half of 1956 amounts to $5,921,C00,
after provision for Federal
income tax and estimated subsidy recapture.
This net income includes
surplus.
named
tines
Franklin,
consolidated
"Effective
the sale
Co.-—-;.: ■■J:--
from
the
^United States
In
to
New Haven
of
this issue of preferred stock will be used to
company's construction program, the principal item
which is the new generating station being built on the west' side
Bridgeport Harbor.—V. 184, ,p. 157.
.
■, ;.y:p
The
h„rp
population of about
including Metro¬
a
Co.
Chas W. Scranton & Co. and Putnam &
miles,
square
Commission.
Power
bring
—
Preferred
recently completed
the sale of 50,000 shares of $100 par value 4.35% pre¬
ferred stock, series A, to a group of institutional invest¬
ors.
This
financing was arranged privately through
1956
V'./
'•'/
to
Corners
United Illuminating
Weld
White,
Shields
Federal
plans to install a 7,/2-mile natural gas line from
Stock Sold Privately—This company
Offered—
from:
and
Corp.
Co.—Acquisition—
a point near
straight natural gas to Boyertown,
The
present plans call for the line to be started as sooii as possible and.
it
is anticipated
that the new supply will be ready for use by the
Boyertown gas customers in approximately six months.
The cost of
running the new natural gas line and the expense of converting pres¬
ent customers' appliances to use natural gas
will be about $165,000.
During the interim period the present gas facilities in Boyertown will
be
kept in operation.
The cost of converting the customers' appli¬
ances will be paid for entirely by U.G.I.—V.
132, p. 515.
'
for the
funds, to¬
$9,886,154,
to
the
and
U.G.I,
bonds:
Corp.
Inc.
2,000,000
:
Peabody
&
ties
Corp.
&
M.
&
Laird,
McLeod,
Burge
&
Co.,
Inc.
1,000,000
W.
Baird
&
Brown
p.
&
Sons
264.
750,000
_
750,000
p.
director
158.
Net
value
500,000
Loeb
&
Co.
&
Co.
D.
Agee
Curtiss,
&
&
Metropolitan
Leach
&
House
St.
300,000
300,000
was
the
$4,015,929;
was
last
decided not
few
declare the
normally
to
would
years,
working
capital
was
to current liabilities was 2.3
$25.10.—V.
the
stock
200,000
$12.50
of
183,
p.
3060.
Co.
150,000
of
par
50,000
Aaron
available
12
called
$2,230,560;
to 1.
Book
.
a
Debenture
an
to $10,000,000
will
500,000
shares
vote
shares
They
of
stock
Issue—
special stockholders'
meeting
increase in the company's authorized stock
on
up
value.
$100
to
also
par
of debentures.-,
on
increasing
the
1,000.000
shares
will be asked to
preferred stock.
of
for
and
•
authorized capital
common
stock of
authorize
The
the
company
issuance
has no
now.
Fischer,
stock
Corp.—Plans
July
en
stockholders
from
preferred
200,000
&
vote
to
issuance
The
250,000
250,000
Louis
Co.
Match
directors
July 31
200,000
Co.—
Co
Lundborg
31,
of current assets
share
Universal
The
Jones
Edwarl
May
ratio
during
Dividend—
6,
t
300,000^-**
Securities
Newburger,
which,
held July
July.
in
worth
per
meeting
a
dividend
payable
and the
at
Co.,
&
Corp.
Irving
500,000
500,000
.
Securities Corp.
Doolittle
Co.,
._
134,
Turben
Sterne,
1,000,000
&
be
Weir
....
Inc.
1,000,000
Co
Meeds-
&
Young,
Interstate
&
Kraus
&
Dickson
Robert
Bissell
quarterly
Co.—Omits
Specialties
directors,
500,000
Co
Inc.
Carolina
Rhoades
Marks
M.
The
500,000
Bodine
&
&
Hentz
Merrill,
1,500,000
.S.
—V.
H.
1,500,000
Loeb,
Burnham
Alex.
1,500,000
United
500,003
Townsend,
&
Crouter
1,500,000
Co.
Ball,
R
DeHaven
1,500,000
Co.
&
r
1,500.000
Co.__.
Weeks
&
Byllesby
Inc.)
1,500,000
Co.____
Co
&
Stone
Hornblower
Carl
&
Dominick
&
(
2,000,000
Dodge
M.
H.
Cd._ 2,000,000
Stone & Webster Securi¬
Inc.
year.
Industries
.
'
Hayden,
Mav
been
volume
is
-
purchasers
the
new
Co.
at
.
from ry. op...
oper.
183,
Limerick
with a total of $90,850,000 to be
V■'[ 'v .'IT ' '■'."
J;.' .'Y 'J
preferred
Harriman
'
Clark,
year
assets
said
ry.
mission
revenues.
capital
Co
Laurence
current
Mr.
18
to
Sr.chs
man;
2164.
$78,000.
current
rev.
'
,
have been
tons
These
received
w?re
Securities
period.'
$84,517,215
cumulative
of
common
Kidder,
ended May 31, 1956,. the first full year
of
production,
totaled
$375',000,
Ralph
B.
Rogers,
President,
an¬
nounced
on
July 16.
The year's operation resulted in a deficit of
Total
145,433,463
United Gas Improvement
facilities
boats.
Y-Y'v;
some
1951
from
operating
Hallgarten
the
§
193,540,437
J. '
$
Agreement for the purchase by this company of the properties of the
(Pa.) Gas Co. was announced on July 13 in a joint state¬
ment issued by E. H. Smoker, President of U.G.I., and Dr. Elmer Porter,
owner of the Boyertown company.
Mr. Smoker stated that the supply¬
ing of gas service in the Boyertown area will be handled by the Read¬
ing Division of U.G.I, which now supplies natural gas in most of
Berks County.
y
The purchase of the properties and the supplying of natural gas to
Boyertown is subject to the approval of the Pennsylvania P, U. Com¬
bonds, outstanding capitalization of the company and subsidiaries
$239,587,000 in
long-term debt; $60,914,255 par value and
Dominick
for
mainly
The first Boston
upon
Texcrete Structural Products Co.—Reports Loss—
Sales
of
Goldman,
financing of the company.
new
J
153,675,104
be:
amounts
accept offers.
recessed until 10
be
1956—5 Mos—1955 *
30,325,684
McGovern
which
"
1956——Month——19d5
Boyertown
will use the proceeds of the sale of
approximately $21,000,000 in bank loans
1956 construction expenses, and
costs.
Construction expenses in
Natural
PURCHASERS—The
to
the
meeting that other potential investors have
discussions with the company which has set noon on
on
:
-Earnings—
revenue.
oper.
See Goldfield
service Is also supplied to 22 com¬
In addition, the company has two coal mining subsidiaries
western Kentucky 8nd southern Illinois, respectively, whose
increased
premium
process.
time
3JiS
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
gage
on
of
S.
'■<
V
200,992,486
year
periods
consolidated gross income
available for interest and subsidiary pre¬
ferred dividends has increased from $19,039,716 to $26,279,878.
At the
end of 1955, the company and subsidiaries had 628,742 electric cus¬
tomers,
and
electric
revenues
accounted
for
about
94%
of total
Mexico.
M.
as
Illinois
area
an
EARNINGS—From
have
these offers would provide sufficient funds to finance
build a complete plant for production of sulphur
following
Foreign
in
meeting held
2946.
p.
28,390,370
$37,447,453
41,240,882
—V.
1,103,648 com¬
Mo.—Bonds
Louis,
$41,950,0Qp
1956-1957
Louis.
St.
munities.
to
stockholders'
which
made
was
annual
183,
30,287,359
$30,835,624
Net
1955 and
construction
at
of Missouri,
1,850,000
July 18
received from investment syndicates to
operations
the deadline
permanent
been
their
lake
to
•■
part
continuing
over
politan
costs
at
6,083,759
$5,249,543
additions
property
replacements
42,303,678
BUSINESS—Company and its utility subsidiaries supply electric service
told
engaged in
July 24
at
and
Frasch
Mr.
been
have
company's
said that each of
told
were
•
repay
in
estimated
are
<tepent
Texas International Sulphur Co.—Plans Financing—
stockholders
1956
Net
company
to
meet
consolidated
The
fiscal
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 101.21,
• '■
redeemable at prices ranging from 105.87%
be
bonds
to
pay
1956
equity
in net income of
at $442,000, compared with
of materials due to the cement
summer,
and by disruptions and abnormal expenses
resulting from the company's rebuilding program at key points.
He
added' that all Texas Industries plants have been strengthened
during the year with new facilities for low cost production and that
In sales and earnings the current fiscal year could well be the best
In the company's history.
The company operates 37 plants in seven states and controls total
assets,
including those of unconsolidated subsidiaries and affiliates,
in excess of $25,000,000.—V. 184. p. 157.
increases
during the year,
-shortage of last
will
PROCEEDS—The
mortgage
period last year.
the
Rogers
of certain
$624,000
-5 Mos. End. May 31-
■
jr'-'V/
provides
indicates,
cars
Union
Inc.,
and
outstanding,
are
incurred
consolidated
and
company's
PROGRESS
AND
19-55
19,911,915
Utah—Stock Offering
"'"J-
-
St.
bonds
Co.,
101.37;
bonds
bonds
months.
with
compared
$222,000,
at
Total
OPERATIONS
Railway oper. expenses.'' 30,845,620
prior to July 1, 1957, to 100% it redeemed after June 30,
1985.
Special redemption prices range from 102.37 to par,
A main¬
tenance fund, and an improvement fund, will operate as long as any
Rogers,
B.
OF
22,881,048
Railway
redeemed
President,
said the year-end audit ' is now in
process,
and that figures on an estimated basis for the fiscal year
ended
May 31,
1956, show sales may reach $12,250,000,
compared
Ralph
share on
a
than 100,000,000
more
name
Co.,
the
for
Co.,
quarterly
a
31.
July
the
for
company
to $1.71
-
railroad
Electric
(jointly),
cash dividend of
cents
per
share on the common stock, and $1.25 a share on
preferred stock, both payable Aug. 15 to shareholders of record
The
its
from
Other
&
Decreased Earnings—
Texas Industries, Inc.—Reports
is
••
headed by The First Boston Corp.
offered publicly on July 18 a new issue of $40,000,000
first mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due July 1, 1986, at
102,367% and accrued interest, to yield 3.62%. The group
was awarded the issue at 101.639% at competitive bid¬
ding on July 17.
-J £v';>■ V; vj
:;v-: • "Kj/y-i
''
during 1956.
a
pumping, manifolding ar.d control equipment, the
expected to materially reduce tankship "turn¬
Union Pacific RR.
An underwriting group
Eastern
the
on
of
reserves
Virginia.
as
coal
of
Union
the company's oil and gas reserves. The present
portion of our lease block and a well has just
"spudded in" southwest of our lease which could prove up the west¬
ern
portion of our block with no expense to your company.
This
discovery marked the sixth successful well which the company partici¬
substantially increase
is
this
of
Working capital at the fiscal year-end amounted
increase of $504,894 for the year.—V. 183, p. 2697.
2,000
approximately :a
'/J
There is spacing for 12 more wells on the block and our interest
well
it
proceeds of the sale of $3,300,000 of senior securities,
have been used
to double the capacity of
Rail-to-Water's transfer
facilities
and
correspondingly increase, the
amount of
mid-western
coal that can be sold through Lake Michigan ports.
..'
*
Just
a
was
of
400,000
of
24,947,628
—tV.
gether with the
brought in an indicated new discovery well
acre wildcat block.
The company has
working interest in this well and lease block.
has
County ion
coal
which,
transfer
r': Y
-I;-'
day.
per
company
Midland
Harbor
Consisting
capacity
5,204.472
' *•' '*•'•
mines in Illinois, West Virginia and North Dakota
17
West
in
company
were
"The
ahead of a peak
During the past fiscal year Truax-Traer, together with seven other
major middle western coal producers, invested' $150,000 each in the
Junior
securities
of Rail-to-Water Transfer Corp.,
a
jointly owned
further developed by the completion of two new wells,
potentiated for 190 barrels per day and the other potentiated for
143
Jn
company's
Additional
out.
360 barrels per day well In Reagan
in which it has a % working interest and a 237 barrels per
■day well in Ector County in which it has a Vo working interest and
in 320 acres around the well.
There is spacing for 7 additional wells
on
this tract.
The company's overriding royalty interests in Reagan
one
Angeles
Los
service.
storage
20,390.537
the largest and most im¬
was incorporated in 1913 by
the fiscal year, an increase of
in West Virginia to
produce
coal for steel and chemical manufacturers.
The company's capital expenditures during the past five years have
totaled
$12,000,000, Mr.
Truax said.
Another $5,000,000
has been
appropriated for expenditure in the next two or three fiscal years.
Two more new
mines are being opened this year in West Virginia
which will have a combined capacity of 750,000 tons annually.
These
will replace mines which
are within a year or two of being
worked
July 3, in a progress
first six months of 1956
a
at
full
of crude oil (bbls.)
Sales of crude oil & products ibbls.)
metallurgical
County
County
income
net
year equivalent
then outstanding.
*
shares
The
nessed
"The
in
with
Refinery runs
Co.—Reports Higher Profits—
fiscal
preceding
mon
report to
have wit¬
important expansion of our drilling and exploration progress
-which has resulted in rapid development of the company's oil prop¬
erties.
The company's crude oil
and gas income now approximately
$7,000 per month which is a 700% increase over our crude oil runs of
Jan. 1, 1956.
V,' v" '
<£?'riS^.PX:
President,
Dowdle,
J.
stockholders,
pro¬
addition
new
4,163.910
H,
Corp.—V.
Report—
Oil Corp.—Progress
American
customers
The
supply of crude oil (bbls.)
Controlled
April 30, 1956, was the highest for any fiscal year since 1952.
Truax, President, announced on July 9.
Net
Income of $3,212,518 for
the year was equivalent after pre¬
ferred dividend requirements to $2.51
a share on
1,149,530 shares of
common
stock outstanding, compared with net of $2,228,415 for the
States and inter¬
in the electronics
TelAutograph
Terminal
service:
Month of
produced 7,847,899 tons of coal during
8.6%.
Two new
mines were opened
Texas
Nash
consolidated
The
A.
Secretary of the com¬
as
Marine
in
now
ended
Fligelman is an officer or a director of companies in the oil,
farming, building materials, furniture manufacturing, electro-chemical,
Mr.
utility and foreign trade fields, both in the United
nationally, and also ha* extensive personal holdings
and communications industries.
.
Although
years.
industrial
and
farm
and is now
eight tanks
wharf,
modern
United
record July 30.
of
with
integrated
field just over two years ago,
retajl outlets in British Columbia,
is adding new service stations at the
and
Period Ended May 31—
Truax-Traer Coal
quarterly dividend of 20 cents on
15,
Aug.
fully
,
,
also declared a
directors
The
common
President.
Kurtin,
R.
made
350
May 1956
July 16
Chairman
Louis
since
otlter
contract
In
engaged
program
Refinery
STATEMENT
of going up or scheduled to go up
totaling
nearly 250.000 square feet.
process
Alberta, is a
more than 35
for
and
been
oil
has
time."
and
•
motor
Canada
distributorship
marketing
Terminal
Marine
addition
terminal
Canada
Royaiite's
mid-June
Expenditures for
this year are
seven
structures
The schedule
includes
a
new
Engineering Building, shipping facilities, warehouse
unit, paint storage center and additions to the test lab and two
production plants.
Mr. Minard pointed out
that expansions have also just been com¬
pleted at the company plants in Scranton, Pa., and Toronto, Canada.
In
addition,
other
expansion programs are being contemplated by
company management at
this time.—V. 183, p. 1902.
Chairman—
TelAutograph Corp.—Fligelman Elected
toy
expansion
the
In
in
and
around
Reuben N, Trane.
1798
p.
Is
company
Angeles
western
generator in
shipments are currently running 45%
President, revealed on July 17.
the
in
potential market for Union's lubricants and greases.
to
all-concrete
will now concentrate
the most intensely
Tracerlab
Okla.,
Minard,
C.
pressive
granting the exemption sought by the merging companies, the
found that "the terms of the proposed merger, including
consideration
D.
Currently
Commission
the
Los
barrels,
Co.—Reports Volume Up 45%—
total
Record
1955,
-surviving company.
In
of Duncan,
Tracerlab neutron
the
with
Trane
of Sunset will
the surviving
share of Sunset, and the present stockhohlders of
continue to hold their shares as shares
oi the
each
International
Co.
Cementing
efforts
its
Distributorship
Triton
Royal
in
signed
Calgary,
over
week.
per
addition
completed
in
retail
has
additional
new
pursued field in oil well exploration. The significant advantages which
may
well result from the use of this type of neutron generating
apparatus are said to be many.—V. 183. p. 2012.
merger
a
agreement provides that the stockholders
shares of $1 par value common stock of
merger
receive
to
one
an
New
in
Saskatchewan,
and
of
vide
to
of this company into and with
International Mining Corp., a registered investment company,
which
fa to be the surviving company under the name of Sunset International
/Petroleum Corp,
' >
.
incident
the
now
of
greases
recently
prominent
entered
rate
its development of a neutron generator, a project which
has been under way for many years, this corporation is now directing
the design of this device toward its us© in oil well logging. It is also
announced that as a result of a contract with the Halliburton Oil
•
and
headquartered
company
Alberta,
Tracerlab, Inc.—Developing Neutron Generator—
on July
11 announced the issuance of a decision exempting
provisions of the Investment Company Act of 1940 certain
the
producing
Todd said.—V. 182, p. 2254.
Mr,
marketing
lubricants
company
the
Continuing
SEC
The
transactions
oil
Royallte
of accounting systems and forms. The full complement
manufacturing, and sales personnel are to be retained in the
enlarged organization,
Merger—
Sunset Oil Co.—SEC Approves
from
1
Todd company has issued stock to Burroughs
company and Hadley will function as a
printing,
increased
Oil
Royalite,
variety
of office,
Struthers Wells
Greatly
the Hadley
of
assets
manufacturing and sales division of Todd,
Eoth
firms are
engaged in highly specialized
California—New
of
possible
through
the
Royallte Oil Co., Ltd.
combined organization with expected 1956 /
and a total employment of more than
a
Co.
Canada—Progress Reported—Reese H. Taylor, President,
on July 2, in a circular letter to employees, said in
pai^t:
Union
$30,000,000
of
excess
Mr. Todd said. The
3,000,
Superior
$43,329,000
1955,
31,
Aug.
operating revenue of $78,866,000 and
the six months ended Feb. 29, 1956.—V. 184, p. 157.
other
and
sales
toad
consolidation forms
The
sales
,
Mich.
Detroit,
Corp.,
Oil
Union
Y.—Consolidation—
Hadley Co., Los Angeles, Calif., has been
The Charles R.
•
from
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
initially
S14.260.000
,
Monday, July 23, 1958
...
(368)
President, said the proposed changes would make
financing for the purchase of other companies
and
Volume
154
Number 5553*.Y
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(36?)
and for/plant expansion. .Mr. Fisher said underwriters had
indicated
their readiness t» market about' $6,500,000 in subordinated
convertible
debentures, which are being registered with the Securities and
Exchange''
Commission. v ^
f-'
Y..Y--' ^
C.
A.
act
Alyln
as
&
Co.: Inc.
principal
and
•.-Y Y*
Scherck,
underwriters.—V.
'
•
Richter
174,
Inc.
Co.
p.-2G98.
'
Western Acceptance
Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Piles With
Securities
will
stockholders
capital
shares
share
of
$2 par value.
stockholders also
The
shares
three-for-one.
•/
offered
..be
splitting
directors
earlier
the
had
237,736
declared
but
to
reflect
:
growing
dividend
a
in
order
allow
to
the company's
on
the
directors
desirable acquisitions of assets when
-!'
in
stock
greater
such
V,..'18o,
of
in
become
managemnt to-faaye
available
such
shares
as
be
may
Totalisator
Co4 last April.
operates pari-mutual equipment
teria
and
entertainment
electrical
v
1956—Month—1955
r»
,• -
June
on
to
increase
filed
letter
a
of
ana".Y Net
'--Net
Net
3060.
capital
for
loans
•
...
5
,
,®t
cnnnnA
i
a
/
with
be
spend
the
to
1
ry
'
•
America
'T
1956
>
~
income"
$337
railway-
oper
below.—-V.
1955
105' "
41380
*4T792
'
"58,732
22 570 *-
*
'
income...
oper.
p.
1954
$190 ss7
99,664
ry.
184,
264.-
tion
to
-'■
158^334
"
,
VY'
Y
*
«.'*■ 1,806,739
V
"
(
29,822
366,570
...
The
'•
corporation
is
.
.
leading
a
v.
manufacturer
...
of
424,088
>
^
'£}
/ The
500,000 shares pf the common, capital stock of this
by
preemptive
rights to stockholders at $2
197,489
*'
and
they have until Aug.
1 to claim
per
corporation
covering
offered
at
writing.
market
Of
June
on
116,667
29
shares
(estimated
these
shares
filed
of
Period End. June 3Q-r-
12
at
50,000
cents
■'
'■
notification
(par
to
without
option
for
used
with
cent)
one
share),
per
subject
are
per
share. \ The
proceeds .Are to be
mining-operations.—V.C183. p. 621.
'!!•'
of
stock
at
"
—V. 183,
May—V
the
to
Sales
be
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
'
1—
from
*
•
1,574,513
Ty 953,047
•
'"
*
•
'
—V.Y83,
.2946.
p.,
i>; ..;v,... • ,4,■
.
Wabash RR.—June
-
..Railway
Npt
'
$9,848,967 Y»9,747,034
oper/ie*penses_'Y7,544,551-. 7,236,540
railwav
income
|»'
,
\
after
income
i'Y'/
-" ^7
Federal
"
taxea
52-*
p
'*■ ■'j
V'i-
-
•
ft75
J.
''
-
/
4qn4n4Q
Y
3,766,896
Y'750,712
'•
Y
'■
Period End. June.36—
V. .*>•
Saies
1956r-Month—1955
'L-J-AJA.Jz.-2L.-i?
—V.
183,
2946.
p.
r
17,775,159:
'Y
the
101,584,022
The
life
Y
2946.
has
Jackets,
V,..
1°56
company
jjuly.
IS
filed
Registration
a
it was
with
YY.'
The
stockholders,on
President
Walter
S.
June
11
Byrne;
approved
and
tlie
stock options granted
Vice-President Charles
Executive
to
M.
Sturkey,
The restricted stock option given Mr. Byrne
provides the
to purchase 5,000 shares ox the unissued common stock at $16
share and the option granted to Mr,
Sturkey provides the right
purchase 2,500 shares at- $16 per share,' Both
options expire on
right
per
to
Dec.
Y
31,
1960.
merger,
Gas
Co.
sented
Washington
the
of
stockholders,
Seattle-First
pany's
co-transfer
make
the
"of
as
the
effective
certificates
Electric
Co.
issued
date
by
of
Seattle
automatically
repre¬
National
The company's
i
Bank,
Omaha
agent,
Seattle
National
exchange.
;
registrar and transfer
Wash., or the com¬
Bank,
Omaha
2,
Neb.,
" "
'
14,
with future financing, it was announced that
"addi¬
according to present plans, will be obtained primarily
the company's debt to the optimum level.
Every effort
funds,
increasing
will
&
connection
tional
by
stock
Gas
stock ..of Washington Natural Gas Co.
The old cer¬
be exchanged -for new • certificates
for a -like
number
bearing the, name". Washington Natural Gas Co.
at
the
agent,
In
advised' khat,;
*1955,"i valid
may
convenience
will
r/Y;Y.;<Y'*Y.-Y Y
again
1,
shares, of
shares
-
are
Nov.
and/or
tificates
of
.Y.Y.Y,
.
.Stockholders
-
the
be
—V.
made
183,
to
prevent
dilution
the
of
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Sells Warehouse
This
stock
common
equity."
3060.
p.
corporation
and
associate
an
have
sold
Property—-YY
the
16-story fireproof
St., and
Third
Ave., New York City, operated by The Manhattan
Storage & Warehouse
Inc., a Webb & Knapp subsidiary, to
Morgan & Brother Fire¬
proof Storage Warehouse Inc.
storage
warehouse
at
the
northeast
of
corner
80th
Co.,
..
Under
the
equipment,
the
sale.
The
warehouse
also
part
has
of
fects,
The
of
this
&
of
The
at
52nd
contract
all
Manhattan
St.
and
personal
June
of
as
30,
Storage
Seventh
property,
1956
Ave.,
New
Co.,
York
founded
feet
storage,
in
$155,000
is
New
makes
and
on
1851
York
total
a
devoted
valuation
in
to
the
by
City.
of
the
the
The
-seven
storage
merchandise.
of
Patrick
Third
■
of
and
John
addition
and
an
Treasurer.—V.
in
Inc.
City,
is
of
E.
Sadler
184, p.
Morgan,
the
aggregate
household,
office
two
of
ef¬
.
Avenue
property
is
$1,240,000
land.
.The new officers of Morgan & Brother are Charles D.
Chairman of the Board, Arthur J.
Morgan, President, John V.
Vice-President,
trucks,
included
are
Warehouse
&
arrangement.
warehouses
assessed
the
receivable
buildings
square
records
which
of
Brother,
five
Manhattan
1,153,000
lease
building
Morgan
now
terms
accounts
Morgan,
158.
Secretary,
Charles
S.
Morgan,
Morgan,
Morgan,
,
to-©*
Division
at
Oaksv
183, p., 2341.
v/
"
U.
!
'
'
'
"
!
•♦,*
1'
1956—6 Mos.—195&
$
!*..
343,532,875 327,451,33S
■*,'
'
S.
on
Y
-
contract for movepressurized cylinders to
Navy
one-piece
Value
'Y,
,
"
the-
July. 19 by Carter C. Higgles.
of the contract is $209,851.
>
1
2946. r...
p.
in
the
The
549,126
' 440,140
429,138
278,957
*13,485,024
12,110,059
11,602,791
2,776,042
l,J30,8uu
2,096,000
3,3b5,0o0
823,038
; 1,334,614
:
$2,734/73*,*
^
627,514''
seoond
2,760,118
.
I,089,8b5
Y.Y;..Y
....
k
Kf
'
Cleveland,
•'
'
•
Ohio—Files
Commission—^
July 5 filed
on
letter
of
Witfc
.«
;
notification
with
'
•
are
to be
used
a
for working capital.—V.
Wyoming
^
173,
p.
2655.
the
*
-
^
_
tonJ2
the-six months ended June 30,
&
Gas
Co.,
Colo.—Files Willi
Denver,
Commission—
Y
:
Y
,Y
company on July 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC"
200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (2&
cents; pen-* share),
through
Wayne
Jewell
Co., Denver,
Colo.
The
proceeds are to be used for expenses' incident to >the deviopmenl «*
oil and gas properties.
•
c'
;
*
'
•
i
Y YYi
covering
..
-ha,
Zonolite Co.—Patent
.
U.
.
.
S.
G,off
304-54.
Sv® °n 656'°53 C0mm0n SharCS m
This
Zonolite
1955.
Court
of
Infringement—-
Claims
^
Y
/"YY..
.
Commissioner
recently reported thk*
and infringed in Case No.
against the Government by
tht>
Insulating Concrete Corp. for an infringement ®f
Zonolite's
patent covering* an insulated underground
pipe system.Y
In reeent years, Zonolite
Co. has
actively promoted this patented )
underground hot pipe insulating conduit under the trade-mark "Zr"
CRETE, throughout the 'United States, Canada and Alaska, through. *
licensed applicators.'"Y "■
/'■'.
company's
7'
For the
second quarter- of
1956, net profit amounted to $598,000,
equal, after preferred dividends, to 78 cents a common share compared
with a net profit of $623,000,
equal «to 83 cents a common share in
.
,
*
The
^
Oil
; Securities and Exchange
1955.
..
i
company
proceeds
Y
■ •;
w
T
Co.,
The
continued to operate at capacity through the second
it was announced on July 16. Sales for the period
slightly
less
than
first
quarter
sales
of
a considerable improvement over sales of $14,746,000
quarter of
Publishing
^
$17,231,000,
but
contract will signal the largest single project since
acquired by Worcester Pressed Steel Co. two yeajrs830.
p.
SRC
13,511,417
' :
Of the year,
to
was
179,
covering 1,800 shares of common stock (no pari- to be goffered to
employees at the meap between highest and -lowest pricest on the
Midwest Stock Exchange on the date preceding the public offer.' The
1951'.'
327,015
1954
$2,431,325
Wood Steel Co.—Operating St Capacity; etc.
company
Navy
division
.
,V
' '732,166
Y
1—
of the
advanced-design cylinders integrates perfectly
company's existing manufacturing processes, according to
Higgins.
Y Y:Y
,:vY ■'
Co.
Patent
action
No,
2,355,966 -valid
was
brought'
and
.
v
Idle
for
Commissioner's
final
report now goes to
disposition.—V. 183, p. 2698.
the
:
.
the
SEC
Washington Natural "Gas; Co,Y*-Stock .Options, 'etc.—Y
Products
*.
a
announced
Manager.
90,436,419
statement
continue
tonnage
Co.—Awarded Contract—;
new-type
YY-YY ^-'-
on
'
.
.
57,822,535
awarded
Securities and Exchange
.'A.';!':!
.i,
.
1955
:
$2,688,456
.
oper,.income—.
ry.
This
*
/
covering a--proposed issue of 120,000 shares of common stock.
price and other details' will be supplied by amendment. The offer¬
ing will be underwritten by a syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc."'
—V. 183, p.
2698.YY.Y
Metal
•;
:
Steel
been
General
and
World
588,751
railway.^
railway
$17,338,000,
vV'Y'YY: Y
The
*
'
^
;' /
YY Y. YY YY
expansion have been let to
1957.",
$'$■
Warner & Swasey Co.—Registers With SEC—
V
futt
.
greater
a
1956—Month—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
15,744,145
time
the
"•
to
company
make
Co.,- Cleveland, Ohio,—V.
quarter-million
a
ago.—V.
'
$3,005,845
from
amounted
4,486,892 'Y
.
Yr
Walgreen Co.—June, Sales Higher—
>
421,219,487 358,608,795
WbiUl?S* Chafrman, in
«.theijp report to stockholders, stated that net profit lor the first half
*
'•.*
n .• ol
1956 amounted to $1,287,000, equal, after preferred dividends, to
s-797 47«>" '
*1-69 P«r share on the 675,735 common shares outstanding at the end
Y 5,727.472 . ,of june ThJs compared with a net profit of $892,000, equal, after
>*>--
•'•'*
that
Woolworth Co.—June Sales Up—
company
Mr;
Hi-Pac's
.
27,474,481
income
oper.
ry.
". quarter
"
-■j
in
bl&st'. furnace
said.''''",
he
.
.
,0- '®53 V 4'904'049
■'"■
Net
42,176.394 '
•
the
will
penco
completed
the
for
p..
President
Ry.—Earnings—
railwayY
From Jan.
'•'
,v
.
hf««*?Y
l
NetlScS aftS cartUd''
fund & sinking funds
| Y> 539,234
—V
184
-
44,528,236
,
183,
inflate
1956—6 Mos.—1955
YYYYyYY • :YV'-
*
*
.
—V., 1.83,
$58,215,857 $56,046,639
rmerAtinp
enable
and
63.439,446
than
41,107,712
,
^
\-f■
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$2,000,000 factory at its
Y Worcester Pressed
1956—12 Mos.—1955
!
$
$
railway
TY .(AIan)
Earnings Lower— YYY': Y \Yv Yl.Y'
oper.. revenues.
Railway
'
•
3,011,432
*
anticipated
company's expansion program
the
These,will,be
—V.
YYY/Y%rY;v V. r"
S
264.Y
p.
from
from
Net. from
•'
2,868,953
;Y.*/.-.' «-.v;-r>:%}*,-
.v;v,
658,231
15,984,013
/'5,613,554
/;Yi956-^Month—^1955
_»Y Period End- Jnne3Q-Y
164,
Gross
"
t
14,541,211
Y 5,040,932
.
■'
;
Net
Y
1,154,444
681,591
.
,
22,686,978
17,140,503
Net from* railwayl_„t J
12,025,316 Y:7,214,444
Net ry, .oper. incomesY':
6,424,001 - « 4;126,982
fbr
Y'-.'-av
15
$
Wisconsin Central
Y]
1953
available
Period End. June 30—
$16,217,099 $13,992,452
1956—5 Wks.—1955
-
—^
—V.
$3,243,086
.
*
-
railway——
be
permittee*
.
—
Gioss
$2,926,632
1,175,380
output
will
foundry customers,
its
•Y'/(FYw.)
cent
1954
$3,572,024
-
;
;.i
y
under¬
one
.' ' Net
1955
railwayYY;,- $4,820,169
railway__YY Y2,574,798
oper. Income—
1,390,622
Y.
May—
YYY lbo6
■
from
.
is
present
on
Arthur G.- McKee
product
completed by
Y| Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—Y
i'r'^•'' Jft-X''
from
2946.
Period End. June 30—
v>;:Y;YiY. %
Net
lor
produc¬
company's
the
to
may
permit
Manufacture
*•
Gross
p.
V
^-*1'
order
is
It
as
will
company
At
...
Contracts'
through
to
used
additional'
with
incident, to
expenses
fuel
scheduled
1956—Month—1955
$3,508,248
$2,924,984
„
sales'
;v.i;Y:;>-:- ;,'"'^-.Y'YY'::::Y.
letter
a
common
the
be
Pa.
Wayne
company.
loan
company
This
-
The
are
Spanish
a
diesel
the
the
amended
company
This
;Y"\ '''Y'Y'tV <* ' /.; *
•
To Increase Capacity at Swedeland, Pa.—
•'
,Y -White Stores, Inc.- -June Sales
Higher—
Utco Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
SEC
and
keep
amount
will
debt
Sales
Y/ ;YY'U/YiYY.
preemptive right. Should it
not all be taken, the-remaining part will be, offered to the
public by
prospectus.
It, is the company's plan at the present time to sell only
to legal residents of
Oklahoma.;
vYYYY, Y YY---y
;
*
stock
received
on
is
share,
their
The
company
is a legal .' reserve capital
Wallace is Fres.dent.-r-V.
184,.;P^52.--y%.^:
thg, division
The
been,
the
1957.
$7,000,000.
hew
Y/'Y' YY'Y
Y
diesel( pumping, units todrive Jet
pipe lines.
Deliveries
both orders
— - - Dec. 1, 1956.—V. '
183, p. 2813.
*
,
\.Y:
company
committed
Y
$1,600,000.
,this;-.^rear,
'University Life Insurance Co.,rNorman, Okla.—Offering to Stockholders—
Y,,
:
of
excess
>
balance.
has
amount
and
,,
'
I?ialwUniits an estimated value in
Diesel Division for shipment to Spain, having ordered.,frof .the white
supplies.
banks
the
,
Y White Motor
Co.—New Air Force Contract
,,
plumbing
$16,000,000
unchanged
at
is
outstanding.
-
j*.'•
to
company's expanding open hearth facili¬
ties, now under construction, "YY" "
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'As
previously announced, Alan Wood is also constructing a newore bridge and office building at its
plant In Conshohocken, Pa., and a- '
The wu^aiij a Diesel
-"**« company's isic&cj engine Division nas
Engine division has
? an r order for 27 Superior Diesel
m
the
supply
*
Y;'
.
of
of
molten'iron
1,988,45;-*.
233,839
'
better
"The
,
23,729
'
with
agreement
July 20 announced that by the spring of 1957 ik
]
will, have enlarged the pig iron producing
capacity of its No. 2 blast*
furnace at Swedeland, Pa., to 800 tons per dp.y, .from the current daily
capacity of 550 tons.
This expansion,
which will cost, in excess of $1,500,000, will raise Alan Wood's total annual pig iron capacity to- \
about 600,000 tons.
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•
-
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i-;
notes due June
-
in
remains
This
•
announced it has received
received
placement of $5,500,000 Of its 4y4% mortgage
Engine power generating uSts for
1, 1976. Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted ; ne^. u-, s- Air Force bases in Spain.
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'v.-*.'/the company in arranging the financing
.V'VYY;Y;' vYYYY niesei
private
*:
facilities
borrow
;
-51,202
28,624
•
,
$374,580
50.039
-•
loan
capital improvements in 1956
plant Improvements which will
progresses.
1953
*...
$331,074
♦•••*•
production
$2,800,000
*
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v
railway'- ^Y-
from
from
of
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is
from $14,000,000
for
additional
-
be
paper.
'**"■•'
Wood
company's
change
offered
are
discounting
Y
Corp.; New Castle, Pa.
Private ;
Placement—This corporation oriYjuly 16 announced the.*:
..
notification
and
'Deficit.—V. 183, p. 3061. Y
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Y/YY/YiY'Y': YYY"Y-4::YY:YY'"/Y^i\. Y-Y:
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Y -Universal-Rundle
.
.
of common stock (par $1) to
underwriting.
The proceeds
"
goals set for it and the new Cold Rolled
showing steady improvement.
and Whiting stated that the company's expansion pro¬
gram
will he delayed due to the prolonged deliveries occasioned by
strikes in suppliers' plants. "It is not yet possible to predict the extent
of the delay, but much of the construction will probably not be com¬
pleted until several months beyond the dates originally contemplated.**
,
.Western Ry; of
-"May—
guided
p.
and
cost
Messrs.
...
'
Continued cost reduction has been
realized as the company's newequipment has been broken in. The modernized Plate Mill has achieved
Western Natural Gas Co.—Offering to
Stockholders—
/-Gross
ih'the transportation, restaurant-cafe-
automation,
missiles, air-borne -electronic equipment and computers^—V.. 183,
to
1956—6 Mos —1955
.»r.
29
without
working
-V'_;See Rare Metals. Corp.
needed for
in
months.'' *
recent
be
amount
fields.
used
the
to
are
$20,443,0009$18,215,000 $97,769,000 $85,915,000
y*1—
—■
share,
per
used
making
owns
with
(par $1)
proceeds
the
availaole.
American Totalisator
relays.and vCoUtrol,-equipment
The
company.
1,227,607
of
stock
Supply Co.—June Sales Up—
Sf $1-35
*,c°venng 100'00° shares
at
elimi¬
acquisitions deemed advantageous to. the company..."At the same time,,
it will tend to .create a broader
/ownership of the company's shares,';
he'said.
Y
k This company acquired over 98%
of the ..outstanding common stock.
of American
notification
underwriting.
loan
second
quarter of 1955. The company's officials attributed tb*
second
quarter earnings to increasing cost of raw material*
without, compensating increases in prices of the company's products in.
lower
The
Coldhar, Vice-President and Treasurer, told the meeting
splitting the stock and increasing authorized capital shares will
allow
3061.
p.
corporation
•
Maxwell
that
without
small
a
_
the
Y Y '-
Western Credit Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
With SEC
-
Y'' Y
,
also
were
flexibility
situations
organize
Period End. June 30—
augmented
'Y.Y YYY.V "Y, Jv.;;".;" ."-.'./V
Existing pre-emptive rights
nated
profits
company
share,
per
to
outstanding
30 cents
and
a
special 1%
stock dividend on
the
split stockYboth
payable July 31 to stockholders of record July 16. The directors also
signified their intention of maintaining a minimum 30-cent quar¬
dividend
dividends. ' '
,
DejJhrtnient
had
terly
at
used
Western Auto
V
>•
approved
The
3 filed a letter of
+inA 100 °°0 shares of class A common
$3
c?
•
•
July 13 voted to increase the authorized number
300,000 shares of $10 par value to 1,500,000
on
from
Exchange. Commission—
c!wr-he™fr^0ra,tinnn«on ^Uly
probably
*
Universal Products Co., Inc.—To Split Stock—
The
of
and
..
..
53
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■!'
the
Court
of
f
Claims
itself
*
\
54
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..
Monday, July 23r 1956
.
(370)
<*
-
STATE AND
'•7" V"V!
*
Dozier, Ala.
■water
—
1981
bonds
sold to
was
Co.,
of
Birming¬
ham, as 5s.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Legality
approved
by- Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
Bond
Maricopa County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
receive
until
10
Aug. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $159,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
(MST)
a.m.
on
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
the
CALIFORNIA
(CDST) on'Aug. 6
for the purchase Of $437,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
10
a.m.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
(F-A)
payable
Treasurer's
Bishop
Union
High
Sch.
District,
school bonds
sold to
Blyth &
Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a price of
101.26, a basis of about 3.11. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
3957
was
1976
to
inclusive,
.
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Bloomfield
School
$30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 184,
54—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., of San Francisco, as 3%s, at
a price of 100.74, a basis of about
7''V
Petaluma
City School District, *■
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $195,000
building bonds was sold to the
Sonoma
America
of
$25,000 5s.
1957
Due
to
Due
1960.
7
70,000 2*4 s. Due
1961
1967
to
9Q,000 2V2S.
1968
Y>'
inclusive.
Due on June 15 from
1976
to
June
Dated
15,
June 15 from
on
inclusive.
15,
J-D.
San Luis
District,
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $13,000 school
offered July
bonds
16—v.
184,
p.
159—were awarded to the Bank of
School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—The $15,000 school
bonds offered June 26—v. 184, p.
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco.
3062—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., of San I
Francisco, as
Kings Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
p. 54—were awarded to the Bank
Centralia
Bond
3%s, at
a
price of 100.46,
basis
a
of about 3.68%.
Riverdale
Fresno
Joint
Union
Sch.
Dist.,
and
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Davis
Joint
Union
High
School
ings Association, of San Francisco.
District, Yolo and Solano
Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 184,
p. 266 — were awarded to the
American
Trust
Co.,
San
Fran¬
cisco, and Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago, jointly, at a price
of
100.04,
about
net
a
2.67%,
interest
$40,000 2%s. Due
1957
to
1960
to
on
1965
to
1971
July 1 from
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
60,000 2%s. Due
1966
of
inclusive.
50,000 2%s. Due
1961
cost
follows:
as
on
Sacramento, Calif.
Bond Offering—Paul H.
City
Clerk,
will
Manby,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on July
26 for the purchase of $1,400,000
off-street
parking
bonds.
revenue
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
1,
1996.
Principal, and interest
(J-J)
payable at the
CrockerAnglo National Bank, of Sacra¬
mento. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
inclusive.
Santa
Rita
School
District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Sale—The $60,000 school
bonds offered July 16—v. 184, p.
Bond
Highland School District, San
Bernardinb County, Calif.
Bond
son,
Offering—Harry L.
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
Alli¬
receive
in
San
Bernardino until
159—were
11 a.m. (PDST)
July 30 for the purchase of
$110,000
building bonds.
Dated
July 15, 1956.
Due on July 15
Sequoia
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
sealed
at
and
the
interest
(J-J)
Prin¬
payable
County Treasurer's office.
to
the
Bank
ings Association, of San Francisco.
on
cipal
awarded
of America National Trust & Sav¬
San
Bond
ing,
Union
High
Mateo
sealed
ceive
Offering—John
County
bids
S.
bids at
the office
to
Clerk,
(P.
O.
Seymour),
Conn.
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
Bond
offered
July 16—v. 184, p.
Laird, Bis(Day, Stoddard &
Williams Division), of Wilming¬
ton, as 2.70s, at a price of 100.36, a
sell
Meeds
&
basis of about 2.65%.
at
his
office
Conn.
$300,000 Sec¬
ond District tax anticipation notes
offered July 16 — v. 184, p. 266 —
were
awarded to the Torrington
National Bank & Trust Company,
Torrington, at 2% discount.
Sale
Windsor
Dist.,
Red¬
wood, until 10 a.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $2,250,-
—
3s.
90,000
to
1967
1966 inclusive.
Due
Jan.
on
777Y
1
•
Ogle,
Boone
Counties
Bond
Offering—Roger Heinwill,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 1 for
the purchase of $780,000 building
bonds.
Dated Julv 1, 1956. Due
on
The
Peoples State Bank, Farmersburg,
July 31 for
$270,000
first
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
until 1pm.
interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
and
the
Board
of
Educa¬
man
&
Cutler, of .Chicago.
Chap¬
- 7 •
7
inclusive. Principal
(J-J): payable at the
Peoples State Bank. Legality ap¬
proved by Rossj McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis. Y/YY>'Y7
Jasoer,
Bond
Sale
—
Bonds
dred
were
&
Haupt & Co., and An¬
drews & Wells, Inc., as 2.60s, at a
price of 100.38, a basis of about
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$50,000[school aid .building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on July
on
Ira
Community School District No. 175
(P. O. Blandinsville), III.
2.54%.
Offering—Marion E. Her-
Bond
zog, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion will receive sealed bids until
DELAWARE
New Castle County,
Consolidated
No.
77
Marshallton
School
District
(P. O. Wilmington),
Delaware
Sale—The $870,000
build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 184,
p. 266—were awarded to a group
composed of the Philadelphia Na¬
tional
Bank,
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds (Day, Stoddard & Williams
Inc.), and Laird & Co., as 3s,
at a price of 100.21, a basis
of
about 2.97%.
1957 to 1661 inclusive. In¬
from
1
Legality approved by
J-J.
terest
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis. 777X7
Lafayette,
Bond
offered
&
Sale—The
Julv
2
(CST) on July 25 for the
purchase of $580,000 schoolhouse
site and building
bonds. ! Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal
p.m.
interest
payable at a
bank or trust company mutually
agreeable to the purchaser and
the District. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
and
(J-J)
a
Allen
FLORIDA
County
(Fort
Wayne), Ind.
bonds
160
Pompano Beach, Fla.
of about 2.29%.
Certificate
water
Sale
—
The
$500,000
system revenue certificates
offered
July
4
17—v.
184,
p.
54—
Trust
Combs,
rouro
a
of Chicago, as
price of 100.06, a basis
of about 2.11%.
(P. O.
County Auditor, will re*«ds
ceased
until
10
a.m.
July 26 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 general fund tax
anticipation warrants.
Due Dec.
10, 1956.
(CDST)
on
Nappanee Community School
Building Corporation, Indj
Sale—The $1,015,000 first
Bond
mortgage
July 17
v.
to
a
John Nuveen
ties
&
bonds offered
184, p. 160 — were
group composed of
revenue
—
awarded
& Co., City Securi¬
Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., Indianapolis Bond & Share
Cruttenden & Co., as
a price of 100.0001, a basis
Corp., and
4s, at
of about 3.99%.
Riley
"
Township School Township
(P. O. Riley), Ir.d.
Sale—The $20,000 school
Bond
improvement bonds offered July
17—v. 184, p. 160—were awarded
Hughes & Co.,
as 2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.59%.
Raffensperger,
of
Indianapolis,
of
100.08,
a
IOWA
awarded to the Northern
Company,
2V8S, at
County
Indianapolis), Ind.
Offering — Roy T.
Warrant
$300,000 bridge
offered July 13—v. 184, p.
were
267—
Bank of Chicago, as
price of 100.51, a basis
Bond Sale—The
_
184, p.
Savings
2%s, at
to
INDIANA
Ind.
$185,000 bonds
17—v.
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
McDonough and Hancock Counties
Co.,
—
r
Giesler,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
totaling
soldtp Barcus, Kin¬
Company^ of Chicago, as
follows:
;"7 "7";
$932,000
Ind.
Offering—Julius
Bond
III.
$627,000 water and sewer systems
improvement revenue bonds.
305,000 water and sewer systems
refunding revenue bonds.
O.
interest
Marion
Herr in,
on
1984
to
1959
and
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and
tion. Legality approved by
(CST)
purchase
of
the
7
and Winne¬
Community • Unit
School District No. 426 (P. O.
; :,7;;;:77i Kirkland), III. 77V77.; ..77
DeKalb,
bago
nett, President, will receive sealed
bids at the office of Fred* Lash,
from
inclusive
1975
Windsor), Conn.
The
$1,130,000
school and land acquisition bonds
offered July 17—v. 184, p. 266—
were
awarded to White, Weld &
(P.
Sale
Bond
receive
in
R.
$60,000 library
price of 100.006, a net interest cost
of about 3.13%, as follows:
77JY
chaser
Torrington,
Note
A. Brun-
will
Township-Sullivan County
Bidg. Corporation (P. O.
R. 1, Shelburn), Ind.
Bond
Offering — Dewey
Bar-,
Sch.
Secretary of the Board of Educarf
1976 inclusive.
j
Jackson
of
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
St., Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST)
on
July 30 for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
County, Calif.
School
Sale—The
Bond
Town Treasurer, will re¬
Bond
July 1 from
Y
building bonds offered July 18—v.
1958 to
159—were awarded to
School
ILLINOIS
.
Barrington, III.
$85,000 3y2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Ellington, Conn.
Offering — Marjorie
Bond
bonds
Pismo
4
CONNECTICUT
Seymour
Interest
1956.
-
(MST) on July 26 for 184, p. 267—were awarded to Scott
purchase of $3,010,000 build¬ & Wyandt, Inc., of Chicago*'
ing bonds. Dated Aug.71, 1956,
A
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 ?.77v\*7-7 Deerfi.eld. Illinois
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the County ing bonds offered July 16—v. 184,
267—were
awarded
to
the
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ p.
proved
by Tallmadge &
Tall- Northern Trust Co., Chicago, at a
r
1
on
until 2 p.m.
madge, of Denver.
!
1975 inclusive.:
y Griffith School Town, Ind.
ApriLX from 1982 to
1986 inclusive: Principal and in¬ V- Bond Sale—The $44,000 school
terest (A-O) payable at the First improvement bonds offered July
National Bank of Atlanta. Legal¬ 12—v. 184, p. 55—were awarded to
the Gary National Bank, Gary, as
ity approved by Sumter Kelley, of
2V2s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
Atlanta.
,7
.7
of about 2.48%.
•> .7 7-7 7;
1956. Due
the
Brady,
June
on
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1963 to
from
purchase of $1,000,000 sec¬
1,551,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
ond lien water revenue anticipa¬
7 " 1976 to 1986 inclusive. - 7
tion certificates. Dated "July. U
man,
San
inclusive.
1959
4%s.
of
June 15 from
on
1958 to 1962 inclusive. 7
1,833,000 2%s.
Due on Jan.
7
.
for the
SI
Trust
National
&
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 14
for the purchase of $18,000 builds
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. (The issue was
originally offered on July 17.)
.
•7v7.;'", r.. 7/':'"Y"7777Y7
.
$705,000 4s. -Due on Jan. 1 from
-
v
p.
Bank
'
follows:
.
Wheat
Williams, Commissioner of Roads
;77777
Colorado
Bond Offeringr—H.~ V. Zimmer¬
office.
Angeles County,
Sale—The
10,000
District,
No.
California
Bond
'
County Valley School Dist.
(P. O. Grand Junction),
Mesa
Old River School District,
3.64%.
Inyo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $610,000
in¬
at
build¬
COLORADO
the
Treasurer's
Los
3.02%.
about
payable
(F-A)
County
at
office.
(PDST) on
7'
—
and Revenues, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 31
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 184,
p. 159—were awarded to Weeden
& Co., of San Francisco, as 3,%'s,
at: a price of 101.48, a"-basis of
Principal and
inclusive.
1976
terest
j
$80,000
Georgia'
Certificate Offering
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Secu¬
Haupt & Co.; McInc.; Cruttenden & Co., and Arthur M. Krensky
6 Co., at a price of 100.04, a net:
interest cost of about 2.9o%1 as:
O. Decatur),
(P.
County
■yy" *77;
School District,>
San Bernardino
Bond
Co.; American
rities Corp.; Ira
r
GEORGIA
DeKalb
County
the
at
payable
&
Pont
du
1986 inclusive.
Dougal & Condon,
1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Sept.
Trona Unified
July 30 for the purchase of $300,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
until
Aug. 7 for
Treasurer's office. ;•
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at his office in
Salinas, until 11 a.m.
1984 to
bonds.
Monterey
Bishop Union Elementary School
District, Inyo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fay Lawrence,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Independence,
on
Co.; F. S Moseley & Co.; Francis L
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
purchase of $130,000 building
Dated Sept. 1; 1956. Due
the
(M-S)
Union Sch. -Dist.,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
and interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
cipal
at
(PDST)
a.m.
clusive.
35,000 3.70s. Due on Aug. 15 from
1969 to 1975 inclusive. ;
<
North
159,000 31/4S. Due on July 1 from
on
5,000 3%s. Due Aug. 15, 1962.
bu,Ul)0 3J/2s. Due on Aug. 15 from
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Brothers; BlairjSc Co., Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp.; Hemphill, Noyes &
151,000 3.70s. Due on July 1 from
until 9
inclusive.
1957 to 1961
Angeles County, Calif.
J. Ostly,
Los
15 from
7^v/r,'7
$25,000 5s. Due on Aug.
'
will
a
follows:
as
1957 to 1974 inclusive.j
Bond Offering—Harold
price of 100.05, a
cost of about 3.73%, as follows:
at
itary bonds offered July 16 — v.
184, p. 55—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Lehman
$190,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Francisco,
net interest
Bond
net interest cost of about
a
3.70%,
School District,
Whittier
South
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 184,
p. 266—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San
ARIZONA
the 95.04,
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Gary Sanitary District, Ind..: i.>,
Sale—Tne $4,089,000 san¬
&
Co., and Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., jointly, at a price of
on
(F-A)
terest
Costa
v
Marx
.
District, Contra
County, Calif,
Sale—The $95,000 build¬
School
Moraga
An issue of $44,000
revenue
Hugo
1956. Due
awarded to John Nuveen
were
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
000 building
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles. 7 ...
ALABAMA
Bond Sale
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
•":/
"
v;s.yy.rv.
•
Burlington, Iowa
Bond Offering—Robt.Schlampp,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
and oral bids until 10 a.m.
sealed
(CST)
Volume
184
Number 5553
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(371)
July
on
23
for
$95,000 bonds,
the
purchase
follows:
as
of
j
-
$60,000 street improvement bonds;
Due
on
1966
inclusive.
Dec.
1
from
1957
35,000 airport bonds. Due
.
1 from 1957 to
The
<
1956.
man
bonds
to
'
-
i
.
Dec.
on
1966 inclusive.
dated
are
June
1^
to
a
group
composed
of
school bonds.
able
Co.,
W. E. Hutton & Co., Magnus &
Co., Seasongood & Mayer, Edw.
G.
Taylor & Co., Inc., Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Widman &
Co., as follows:
'
Due
bank.
$315,000 4y4s. Due
of
Pohl &
Co., Inc., W. D. Gradison
&
■
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
1958 to
.
1978
185,000 41/2S. Due
1979 to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
...
■
Goose Lake Consolidated School
District, Iowa
Bond
Offering —•- Dorothy F.
Hansen, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 26 for
the
purchase of $138,000 tschool
LOUISIANA
,
»
building
bonds.
1956. Due
Dated
Nov. 1
on
Aug.
from
1957
1,
to
inclusive.
1975
Sale—The
ational
July
17—v,
Bond
bids until
received
by the District Clerk
8 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 6 for
purchase of $40,000 building
the
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Legality approved by Rogers
Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
Bond
will
'
10
•'
•
receive
lows:-
The
—
a.m.
;
j
Sewerage
No.
1
$1,050,000
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
of
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and Julien Collins &
Co., as 2.70s, at a price of 100.67,
basis of about 2.63%.
and
due
serially
Sept. 1, 1956
Sept. 1 from
on
1958
to 1976 inclusive. A separate
bid must be made for the Sewer¬
District
age
issue.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
&
Judell, of New Orleans.
^
Lefayette Parish Fire Protection
~
Bond
Concordia, Kan.
.
Bond
eral
obligation bonds offered July
184, p. 267—were awarded
to
George K. Baum & Co.; of
Kansas City, as follows:
r
16—v.
;
$35,407.96
:r
>
.
internal
improvement
bonds: $25,407.96 3s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inelusive; and $30,000 SVss, due
on Aug. 1 from 1967 to 1974
/C7
268
2.70s, at
as
1986
improvement
Due on Aug. 1
3s.
as
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
10,516.94
water
ment bonds
1 from
improve¬
3s. Due on Aug.
as
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Kansas
City, Kansas
bale
inc
^.j.,200,000
Bond
—
bonds offered
160
composed
R.
L.
17—v.
awarded
were
—
July
of Dean
Day
Harriman
&
&
to
184,
a
Witter
p.
group
& Co.,
Co., Brown Bros.
Co., Ball, Burge &
Kraus, and Rodman & Renshaw,
at a price of 1C0.Q1, a net interest
cost of about
2.41%,
as
follows: V
$1,000,000
trafficway, street and
improvement
bonds: $100,000 4s, due
on
Aug. 1, 1957 and 1958; $250,boulevard
,
V
000
2MsS; due
1959
Garrett
Aug. 1 from
inclusive; and
2%s, due on Aug. 1
$650,000
-
general
street
iipprove-
ment bonds:
to
1976
inclusive.-
'
;
100,000 park improvement bonds:
$10,000 4s, due
Aug. 1, 1957
and 1958; $25,000 2V2S, due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1963 inon
Bond Offering—James W.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to
•'inclusive.
■■/-■' >, •.'■ •'
on
■
receive
1976
;■?
■
.
.
».
offered
a
group
composed of F. L. Dupree & Co.,
able at the National Bank of Lon¬
Pease
Vanceburg, Ky.
Bond
Sale—The
revenue
10—v.
184, p.
$500,000
bonds
offered
utili¬
July
160—were awarded
public
17—v.
mission
until
will
2
for
The
1956.
receive
the
highway
bids
construction
various
July 17
1
awarded to
sive.
Principal
the
1957
to
and
State
inclu¬
1971
interest
of¬
Annapolis, at
the option of the holder.
Legality
approved by Niles, Barton, Yost
& Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
or
MASSACHUSETTS
~
Brockton, Mass. V
Bond
Sale
partmental
The $300,000 de¬
equipment and water
July 17—v. 184, p.
—
268—were awarded to the
2y4s, at
as
Fall
Bond
leans.
Vermilion
No.
'
•
-
3
(P.
Bond
O.
Abbeville), La. ;
$32,000 public
bonds offered July
54—were awarded
Sale—The
improvement
17^-v.
184,
the
to
District
p.
First
Abbeville,
National
Bank
of
First
liams,
Secretary
Police
Jury,
to
1957
1981
Aug.
on
1
from
1957
of
a.m.
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at of¬
fice of the Parish Treasurer, or at
bank specified by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
any
chaser.
The
1956.-
able
of
160
composed
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest
at
the
First
National
pay¬
Bank
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Tornn
Offering—John E.
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
at
will
the
Water District
(P. O.
offered
awarded
to
and
July
Union
water
refunding
,17
were
Securities
Corp., and Dwinnell, Harkness &
Hill, jointly, as 2%s, at a price
of
100.03,
The
1956.
a
basis of about 2.74%.
bonds
Due
on
are
July
cipal and interest
dated
July 1,
1, 1976. Prin¬
payable at the
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Com¬
Boston.
Legality approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
pany,
Bond
Kittery, Maine
Offering — William
E.
Dennett, Chairman of Board of
Selectmen,
will
receive
sealed
bids
24
until
for
the
(EDST)
purchase of
noon
on
July
$130,000
—
$305,000 auto¬
system
to
Due
1976
July
on
inclusive.
interest
ond
Bank-State
payable
July 16—v.
awarded
were
of
First
to
184,
a
$60,000
-
4s.
1959 to
Due
p.
on
July
1
the
Sec¬
Boston.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Co.,
by
&
on
Offering — Marjorie
Haines, Town Treasurer, will
1973 to
1958 to
on
July
Due on June
1961
1
from
1962 to
1 from
inclusive.
250,000 3V2S. Due
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
on
June 1 from
1965 inclusive.
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
300,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 24 for the purchase of $330,000 bonds, as follows:
1,340,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
$240,000 school project bonds. Due
on July 15
from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
90,000
1956.
sewer
1966
bonds.
from
1957
are
Due
to
1966
dated
Principal and
on
July
incl.
July 15,
interest pay¬
to
1970 to
Bond
1969
1981
inclusive.
inclusive.
Buchanan, Mich.
Offering—Harry
A. Post,
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
July 31 for the purchase of $120,000 water supply and sewage dis¬
City
bonds
15
The
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Co., Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Michigan Corpo¬
ration, Lehman Brothers, Eastman,
Dillon & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Schoellkopf, Hutton
& Pomeroy.
Dickson & Co., Inc., Dom-
Dominick, F. S. Smithers
Co., Shannon & Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., Central Republic
Company,
Stevenson
&
Bacon,
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Byrne and
Phelps, Inc., The Illinois Com¬
&
McDonald & Co., Ginther, John¬
ston
Gaines and Paris Twps. Fractional
Sch. District No. 1 (P. O. 65IS
Street, SE. Dutton), Mich.
Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 184,
p.
56—were awarded to Paine,
Clerk,
Jackson
&
$12,000 3V2S. Due
1957 to
Curtis,
as
on
to
1963
3,000
May 1 from
1962 inclusive.
26,000 3y4s. Due
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1972
23/4s. Due
on
3,000 2y2s. Due
on
May 1, 1973.
May 1, 1974.
Garfield and Blair Twps. Sch. Dist.
No. 81/2 (P. O. Traverse City),
Michigan
Offering —
Bond
School
'
Richard
J.
Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive
bids
sealed
.
Due
1979 inclusive.
—
C.
re¬
1
Harriman
Cleggett,
July 1, 1971
and 1972.-
$210,000 4s.
Marblehead, Mass.
Bond
Oct.
inclusive.
and The First of
from
1970 inclusive.
40,000 3%s. Due
Kiley,
Street Trust
on
1971
Other members of the syndicate:
group
of
follows:
as
205,000 4s.
15 from
Principal
at
Due
960,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1, 1972.
990,000 3V4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1973.
revenue
Birmingham School District, Mich.
1956.
33/4s.
from 1964 to
follows:
Bond Sale
The $2,000,000
building and site bonds offered
July 17—v. 183, p. 3064 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, A. C. Allyn & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Andrews &
Wells, Inc.,
Rand
&
Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 3.07%, as follows:
15,
Oct. 1 from
Bond
Bank-
and
6,720,000
Hanna
raceive
Second
on
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
Co., De¬
State Street Trust Co., Ill Frank¬
lin St., Boston, until noon (DST)
1957
Sale—The $530,000
extension
Trust
1,
interest
Michigan
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., and Watling, Lerchen &c Co.,
■;
Greenfield, Masg.
Bond
July 24 for the purchase of
$400,000 school bonds. Dated July
Waterville), Me.
parking
bonds offered
rs-.,'
&
Sale—The
mobile
Due
on
MAINE
Kennebec
Bond
to
1966
v.
$5,330,000 31/2S. Due
Webber,
bonds.
dated
of about 2.92%, as follows:
Detroit-
Birmingham, Mich.
1957
are
April
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
from
bonds
in-
Detroit.
main
inclusive.
Roy Wil¬
the
Parish
,
on
Legality approved by Mill¬
water
to
dated
are
Bank
Aug. 1
on
L.
receive sealed
(CST) on Aug.
13 for the purchase of $875,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
and interest
on
1966 inclusive.
will
10
(DST)
construction bonds.
sewer
were
—
composed of
Principal
and
payable at the
Wabeek
Gue-
er,
Louisiana
—
B.
sealed bids until 11
Due
Halsey,
.
bonds
(A-O)
July 24 for the purchase of $100,000 bonds, as follows:
{P.O. Leesville),
Offering
The
troit.
$50,000
July 18—v. 184, p. 56—were
a syndicate headed
by
Stuart & Co., Inc., Chi¬
cago, at a price of par, a net cost
awarded to
v
nette, City Treasurer, will receive
V
school building and site bonds of¬
fered
& Co., Bartow, Leeds & Co.,
Stern, Lauer & Co., Walter J;
30,000 general obligation bonds.; Wade, Inc., Allan Blair & Co.,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to Burns,Corbett &? Pickard,- Inc.,
and Hayden, Miller & Co.
1975 inclusive.
'
Offering—Cecile
Mich.
$14,000,000
& Co.
1956.
Fitchburg, Mass,
a.m.
268
p.
group
offered
elusive.
basis of about 2.74%.
a
50,000
Bond
Mass.
Corp., New
York
2%s, at a price of 100.06,
as
a
Dist.,
The
—
inick &
$85,000 revenue bonds.
Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1987
Boston
City,
3s.;;:-.;:'
as
Vernon Parish
River,
&
lows:
/
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
Road
a
school
project bonds offered July 18—v.
184, p. 268—were awarded to the
■
Parish
Second
Co., Bos¬
price of 100.08, a
basis of about 2.22%.
by
$2,800,000
bonds
184,
v.
—
Sch.
Sale
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Goldman,
Sachs &
pany, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Co., First National Bank of Bos-" Wertheim
& Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
ton, Blair
Co., Inc., Hornblower
Gregory & Sons, Arthur M. Kren& Weeks, and First of
Michigan sky &
Co., New York Hanseatic
Corp., as 2.30s, at a price of
Corp.
100.16, a basis of about 2.27%.
■
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., Julien Col¬
i
MICHIGAN
if lins & Co., Townsend, Dabney &
Akron, Mich.
Tyson, Blunt, Ellis & Simmons,
Bond Offering — Stanley
Volk, E. F. Hutton & Co., Shelby Cullom
Village Clerk, will receive sealed Davis & Co., S. R. Livingstone,
bids until 8 p.m. "(EST) on
July Crouse & Co., McDonald-Moore &
31 for the purchase of
$115,000 'Co., F. S. Yantis- & Co.,4Field,
water supply system
bonds, as fol¬ "Richards & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
pay¬
Treasurer's
The
—
purposes
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
at
Bond
R. S.
Sale
designated
purchaser.
Blyth &
Worcester, Mass.
Bond
Aug.
from
inclusive.
able at the First National Bank of
(EDST) on July 31
purchase
of
$1,567,000
county
1961
Boston.Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Com¬
sealed
of
bonds
are
dated
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
p.m.
the
purchase
follows:
July
$450,000
trust company
or
the
on
inclusive.
awarded
that
announces
(DST)
the
as
1957 to
were
—
45* Milk St., Bos¬
a.m.
Principal
payable at a
(J-J)
Dearborn
group
300,000 school project bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1976
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering—Secretary, C. R.
Legality
approved
by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
don. Legality approved by Skaggs,
Kays & Fahey, of Louisville.
ties
a.m.
clusive.
Eankers
Bond Co., Stein Bros. &
Boyce,, Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and Chas. A. Hinsch &
Co. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1981 inclusive.'
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
10
(CST) on Aug. 9 for the purchase
$110,000 public improvement
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1986 in¬
bonds
London, Ky.
until
bonds.
5ystem
Sale—The $325,000 school
building revenue bonds
July 17 were awarded to
bids
will
of
;■:
KENTUCKY
160
p.
ton,
Bean,
Commissioners,
sealed
Bond
Bond
M-S.
a
$150,000 departmental equipment
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
Oakland),
Bond Sale—The $500,000
school bonds offered July
Acting Secretary of the Board of
elusive; and $65,000 2%s, due
.,
O.
Bank-State Street Trust
bids until
$10,000 4s, due on
Aug. 1, 1957 and 1958;1 $25,000
-2%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to 1963 inclusive; and $65,000
2%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1964
~
Interest
for
Maryland
v'
.
(P.
Lafayette Parish Waterworks Dist.
on
from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
-
100,0C0
County
bonds offered
1963
to
ton, until 11
25
-
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Waterworks
works
Bank of Boston,
price of 100.37.
a
bonds,
Sept. 1 from 1959
on
inclusive.
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
discount.
MARYLAND
v
a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 9 for
purchase of $110,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1956. Due
awarded
Woburn, Mass.
Millinocket, Maine
Bond Offering—Michael J. CurBond Sale—The $500,000 public,
ran, City Treasurer, will receive
improvement bonds offered July sealed bids at the First National
until 10
to
by
...
were
1970
interest
bank
'
—
to
and
&
-
the
No. J (P. O. Lafayette), La.
street
bonds
Wilfred
Mrs.
—
Lacy, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
20,976.55
Offering
r
Sale—The $97,000.45 gen¬
Palmer
—
fice in Baltimore
Louisiana
1958
Lewiston, Me.
composed of Salomon Bros. HutTne $5u0,000 notes,
zler, Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and
offered July 16—v. 184, p. 267—
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, as
were
awarded
to
the
Second
2.60s, at a price of 100.42, a basis
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬ of about
2.55%.
"•-Note Sale
able
KANSAS
July 1, 1956. Due
by
Scituate, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $788,000 school
bonds offered July 18—v. 184,
p.
to
Alex. Brown & Sons, of Baltimore.
District
mentioned
-
approved
!
Portland.
184,
■,
Each issue is dated
above
Legality
f
by
Walker, Philbrick & Whitehouse,
70,000 Series C bonds.
180,000
16—
of
Legality
Verrill,
Dana,
Bick^
$45,000 Series A bonds.
180,000 series B bonds.
•
Sale
Bank
Portland.
approved
sealed
(CST) on Aug.
29 for the purchase of
$475,000
public improvement bonds, as fol¬
&
posed cf the First National Bank
a
were
—
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
building bonds offered July
.were
Mayor,
bonds.
Cshaloosa
3063
p.
Ofering— Moulton
Lacey Consol. Sch. Dist., Iowa
until
183,
offered
Franklinton, La.
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
bonds
recre¬
National
Commerce, of
the
at
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
awarded to Schweickhardt & Co., 12—v.
184, p. 267—were awarded
of New Orleans.
v>;-:
-^:Jkv/' f; to Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
ham,
■?'
$75,000
facilities
payable at the
ton, at 2.04%
Donaldsville, La.
Bond
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
•
'
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976
Principal and interest
on
inclusive.
55
Danford,
the
at
Traverse
office
of
O.
City
Profes¬
sional
Building,
Traverse
City,
until 5 p.m. (EST) on Aug. .3 for
the purchase of $55,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A O)
payable at the Traverse City State
Bank. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Marshall,
Bond Offering
City
will
Clerk,
Mich.
Norman Holt,
—
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
30
the
for
(EST) on July
purchase of $130,000
parking system revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
a
bank or trust company to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
Detroit.
will
posal system revenue bonds. Dated
Michigan
Bond
Sale
revenue
v.
184,
—
bonds
p.
(State of)
The
$16,000,000
July 17—
offered
56—were awarded to a
The Commercial and Financial
56
syndicate headed by BIyth & Co.,
Stuart & Co./ Inc., and
First of Michigan Corp., as fol¬
lows:
$11,000,000 Limited Access Dedi-cated
Tax
(Grand' HavrinMuskegon Expressway) bonds
-
/ at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about
2.69%, as
'
$1,675,000 3s, due on
follows:
in-
May 15 from 1958 to 1962
/
due
21/2s,
$3,870,000
elusive;
;
May 15 from 1963 to 1970
inclusive; and $5,455,000 23/4S,
.■■v
on
/
15 from 1971 to
1979 inclusive.
/ .
5,000,000 Limited Access High¬
way Dedicated Tax (DetroitToledo
Expressway - Rockwood North Extension) bonds
due
.
"
May
on
price of 100.11, a net interest cost of about 2.67%, as
at
'
a
due
3s,
$910,000
follows:
on
May 15 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
clusive; $1,960,00 2M>s, due on
May 15 from 1963 to 1970 in-
*
/;
i
$1,960,000 21/2s, due
May 15 from 1963 to 1970
elusive;
on
.
inclusive; and $2,130,000 2%s,
due on May 15 from 1971 to
1977 inclusive.
/
/
Other
the
of
members
syndi-
*
cate:'
Cor¬
Securities
Equitable
poration,
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Shields &
Co., Union Securities Corp., A. C.
Allyn & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Dominick & Dominick, Estabrook &
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dick
&
Merle-Smith, Baxter,
Williams
&•
Co.,
Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, Bache & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Robert
W. Baird & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., Goodbody & Co., Malvern
Hill & Co., Kenower1, MacArthur
& Co.,' A. M. Kidder & Co., The
Ohio) Company,.. H/ V. Sattley- &
Co., Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, Stern, Lauer & Co.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson,. F, S. Yantis &
Co.,
Aspden; - Robinson
&
Co.,
Barcus, Kindred. & Co., J. W*
Clarke & Co.* Fahey,* Clark & Co.,
De Haven & Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Freeman & Co., Juran &
Moody,
Inc., Ram bo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
t
and Stern
Brothers & Co.
Millington, Mich.
Offering—Charles Valen¬
Bond
Village
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.. (EST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of $27,000
Motor Vehicle
Highway * Fund
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-rN).
#
:
'
'
payable
at
bank
a
trust
or
com¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
pany
field,
•
Paddock
tCOit.
:
-
&
Stone, "of
J
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,
De-
•. «
.
■Muskegon Public Schools, Mich.' '
Note Offering—R. W.
Warren/
.Assistant Superintendent, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
5
re¬
p.m.
•
(EST)
on
July 23 for the purchase
of $590,000 tax anticipation notes.
Bated June 30, 1956. Due Jan.
16,
;
•
*957.
;
*
r
«
City
until
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
fered
on
were,
Freeborn
inclusive.
Way,
sealed
<
bids until
Aug.
$600,000
on
.
*
1
.
for
7:30
the
p.m.
disposal
sewage
(EST)
purchase
of
system
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
1959 to 1986
inclusive. Principal and interest
revenue
Due
July 1 from
on
(J-J)
payable
Bank
'
of
at
the
National
Detroit.
Legality
apby Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved
Sand Lake School
District, Mich.
$65,000 school
bonds offered July 18—v. 184,
p.
Bond
-
Sale—The
268—were
Wade,
Inc.,
awarded
of
to
Grand
Walter
...
1956
Monday, July 23,
.
1956.
politan
Sewerage
and
Sewage
Disposal System (Nankin Section)
bonds offered July 19—v. 184, p.
awarded
were
—
to
group
a
MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
&
Co.,
Watling,
Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., and S. R. Livingstone, Crouse
& Co,, as follows:
Donald-Moore
as
$280,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
bids until 7:30
23
July
on
bonds,
as
$42,500 city portion general obli¬
gation bonds. Due on June 15
from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
ad
unlimited
from
valorem taxes.
pledged
of
credit.
and
bonds
The
terest
payable at
at the
Bond
Ada, Minn.
Sold — All
/Bonds
Not
for*" the
ceived
/
v
/
re¬
$50,000 «wfrnmittg
Due
V '
■
Sale—The
$65,000 water¬
offered
July
10
bonds
works
184,
p.
the ^purchaser.
and
56— were awarded to
County Common
Sch.
bonds
of
to Jan.
in¬
additional
bear
1 V2%
Jan.
from
1, 1958.
.
1957
1,
/'
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•
Rapids,
on
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
!. 1
Mississippi
Bond Sale—The $150,000 road,
highway and bridge construction
bonds
offered
July
16
were
awarded
interest
payable at any suit-^
institution desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
able
First
the
to
No.
of
July
Board
State
Dated
ihclusiye.///'//!^'!/.;//j/.
Copiah County (P. O. Hazlehurst),
I
County School' District
(P.
Clancy), Mont.*
$42,400 build¬
O.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
p. 2344—were sold to the Montana
Department of State Lands and
Investments, as 3.60s, at a price
of par.
National
/
"
.
^
Bank of Memphis.
The bonds are due
NEBRASKA
serially from
Y'vV".\
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
until 7
Fall, City
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Aug. 7 for
p.m.
purchase of $14,000 bonds,
•
as
$10,000 municipal- building bonds.
Due
serially
from
1957
to
inclusive.
Loup River Public Power Distric
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.Ly.'j)]
Bond Sale—The $3,050,000 p.ubr
4,000 refunding bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1957 to 1960 incl.
lie power
Tupelo,** Mis*.
—- The
$50,000 water
system electric revenue
Improvement
construction i and
Sale
Bond
1".#
torney, Scottsbluff, until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 28 for the pur
chase of $500,000 building bonds.
•
1967
"if.
<; :
1
Ellisville, Miss.
will
j
County School District ''
(P. O. Harrisburg), Neb.'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Clerk of the|
Board of Education a( the offices
of Robert Simmons,
School At/
Banner
Bond Offering—C. R.
offered July
17—v. 184, p.;
syndicate
works improvement bonds offered
bonds
July
162—were awarded to a
17—v.
184,
were
National
—
First
the
to
269
p.
a
MISSOURI
of
Missouri
Bond Sale—An issue of
$275,000
■
School
Bond Sale
District,
—
The
Mo.
•
net interest cost
follows:
;//
as
V..- VZ//
/ 1991 inclusive.
V Other members of
/
$3,000,000
a
/
1966 inclusive.
2,665,000 4s. Due semi-annuall
/ : fronrv- May -1, 1967: to May :-l
banking
Ladue
price of 97.92,
about 4.08%,
$385,000 3%s. Due semi-annually
from Nov. 1, 1961 to Nov. 1
Hayti Reorganized School District,
nated
and
ine.
building bonds was sold to the
City National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany, of Kansas City.
*
* ,
by Halsey,^Stuart & Con¬
John Nuveeri & Co.,7; at
headed
Memphis.
derson, District Clerk, will receive
and
to: the
Commissioners.
Bond
.
the
group
Blair &
Co., Inc.,. A. C. Allyn &:
Co., R. S. Dickson:; & Co., Inc.;
Central Republic Company, Julie/
Collins & Co., Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons,
Barcus,
Baxter, Williams & Co.
Kindred &' Co.,^ Wm. J
Co., Stranahan, HarrLs
Mericka &
&
Co./!: Wachob-Bender
~
Corp.!.
Co., Burns/ Corbett
Thomas7 &
Rickard, Inc., Chiles-Schutz & Co.
and Ellis &
Co./
i
-
/
York, Neb. •. " '
Bond Offering—Edwin Roberts;
-
receive sealed
(CST) on July
purchase of $110,00C
sewer
mortgage revenue bonds
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug
1
from
1957
to -1976
inclusive
Clerk,
City
will
bids until 7:30 p.m..
23
the
for
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-?
able at the County Treasurer's 0/
fice, York.
Legality approved b
Ped-
Wells, Martin, Lane, Baird
ersen, of Omaha. :
/
.
^
,
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CST)
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $75,000
improvement bonds dated Aug! 1,
1956.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
as
terest
payable
Principal and in¬
at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
5,000 3s. Due July 1, 1973.
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
5,000 2%s. Due July 1, 1974.
McCartney, of St. Paul.
School District' No'. 20
(P. O. Gilford), Mont. S
'
Sale—The $150,000 schopl
bonds / offered/ July
9
were
awarded
Crystal, Minn.
"]
building bonds offered July 16—
Bond Offering—Kenneth Evans,
v.
184,. p. 162—were awarded to
Village Clerk, will receive sealed apolis..:^ \-;.// ,7
' //V
a
group composed of Mercantile
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 24
New Brighton, Minn.
/ • •' Trust Co., /Northern Trust Co./
for the purchase of $980,000 im¬
Bond Sale—The $195,000 village
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Gold¬
provement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, hall and
improvement bonds of¬ man, Sachs & Co., Central Re¬
1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to
fered July
17—v. 184, p. 269— public Co.;,. William Blair & Co.;
1978, inclusive. Principal and in¬ were awarded to J. M. Dain &
Commerce Trust Co., Lucas, Eiseh
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
Co., of Minneapolis. "
;
'
!
&
Waeckerle, - Smith, / Moore &
banking institution designated by
Edward, D.
Jones; & Co.,
the purchaser. Legality approved Nobles County Independent School Co.,
Semple, Jacobs & Co., and Yates,
District No. 119 (P. O.
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
Heitner & Woods, at a price of
apolis. / . - *'
'// " :
.
Worthington)Minn.
.
J
100.04, a net interest cost of about
Bond Offering,-T- V/E. Brown,
Dassel, Minn.
"
2.52%; as follows:
/
\
/
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sewer
$850,000 23/4s. Due on March 1
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
improvement bonds offered July
from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
14 for the purchase of $1,295,000
12—v. 184, p. 161-r-were awarded
2,150,000 2^s. Due on March 1
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
to
a
group
composed
of
the
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
American National Bank, of Du- 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
luth; Dassel State Bank, Dassel;
Odessa, Mo.
//• '«
interest
payable
at
a
suitable
Bond Offermg—Frank W. Mor¬
Winthrop State Bank, Winthrop,
and the Farmers State Bank, of banking institution designated by
gan, City Clerk, will offer at pub¬
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Darwin.
lic auction at 8
p.m.
(CST) on
I
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
/
July 23, $240,000 electric
light
Minneapolis.
Fairmont, Minn.
works revenue bonds. Dated Sept.
Bond Offering—Warren Miller,
1,
1956.
Principal and interest
Ppiestone, Minn.
1977, inclusive.
July 1 from
Hill County*
Jefferson
awarded
bids until 2
Trustees,
bids 1 until
/
p.m. (MST) on July 27 for the
purchase
of
$42,300
building
bonds. (The issue was previously
offered on June 6.)
■
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/ /.
to: .1976
Bank of
sealed
of
Board
;
/
scheduled to be
originally
Dist.
1
the
of
receive; sealed
offered on July 16—v. 184, p. 57—
has been postponed until July 31.
(P.O. Grand Rapids), Minn.
Bond Offering — J. Albert An¬
No.
&
The
will
2
Land
Kalman
terest
Clerk
Offering Postponed—The $415,000 water arid sewerage revenue
«,
Legality approved '
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis. /Z"'- /
p.m. (CST) on
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul, July 30 for the purchase of $750,&
Co.,, of Minne¬ 000 school
building bonds.
Dated
apolis, jointly, as 3V2s, at a price Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
of par, a basis of about 3.59%.
/ I 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
Juran
100.03, a
MISSISSIPPI
on
inclusive.
Itasca
Courtland, Minn.
(CST) on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
161—were rejected.
Bond
of
Brandon, Miss.
.
the
1979
pool bonds offered July 10—v. 184,
p.
Gal-
County School District
(P. O. Lakeside), Mont.
Offering;—Mae Albrecht,
No, 30
Bond
Clerk,
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $225,000
building
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
;
bids
of
3.20s, at a. price
basis of about 3.19%.
follows;
1956.
4
Bank
State
as
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
////■/' /'
MINNESOTA
Flathead
Bond
Warren, and the American National Bank, of St. Paul/jointly,
listel, District Clerk, will receive
June 15,
Ypsilanti Savings
Bank.
the
.
/:///;,//; MONTANA /////V
improvement bonds offered
12—v.
184,
p.
161—were
to
St. Louis.
of
Warren, Minn.
awarded
St.
of
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond Sale—The $35,000 sanitary
July
Bank,
Louis, or at the Hanover Bank, of
York
City. * Legality
ap¬
New
:
'
Paul.
National
Boatmen's
suitable bank¬
a
ing institution to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor-.
ton, Kyle &' Macartney, of St.
-
.
dated
1956."Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Mound), Minn.
Offering—Albert F.
faith
full
City's
/ ■ -
are
by
Backed
inclusive.
on
(M-N) payable at the
and interest
purchase of $27,000 im¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1976 inclusive. ..Principal and in¬
provement
Hennepin County Indep. Consol.*
y School District No. 85 (P. O.
1957 to
15 from
June
on
1966
Due
"
103,900 special assessment bonds.
Due
Missouri
J. Doff,
bonds
follows;
Payable
.
Harquist,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 7
for the purchase of $65,000 public
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
improvement
street
$146,400
1974 inclusive,
Hector, Minn.
purchase of
the
for
.
24 for the
//
Bond Offering—Ernest
(EST)
p.m.
f
to 1978 inclusive.
? 1975
receive
will
Clerk,
City
ker,
sealed
to
I from 1958 to
/' V* 4
inclusive... Vr
1,520,000 University, of
(Columbia) bonds.
//'.May 1 from 1959 to 1996 inV
elusive. A/!•/ /////,■•//
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated
May 1, "1956.
Principal
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
sewer
30,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
^ i:
Fen-
E.
.!
J
May
on
1996
Minne¬
•.»;",
of
Bond Offering—Eugene
<
•'
follows:
1959
220,000 3V2s. Due on April 1 from
.1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Bond
Benson,
$120,000 3Y4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Offering—Betty
1 from 1958 to
ing bonds offered July 18—v. 184,
p. 269—were awarded to the Alli¬
son-Williams Co., of Minneapolis,
&
to
1,
July
Dated
(P. O. Hoffman), Minn.
/ Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
Kenower,
1959
Jan.
on
Grant, Douglas and Stevens
Counties Joint Indep.
Consol Sch. Dist., No. 42
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
First of
Michigan
Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Lerchen
bonds.
Due
1976, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
,/ 7
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $500,000 Metro¬
269
County
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $95,000
drainage
&
Faegre
apolis.
by
.
...
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
County (P. O. Detroit),
Wayne
J.
follows:
$155,000 3Mjs. Due
f
.
;/f Due
-
County Auditor, will receive
(CST) on
son,
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
"
Plymouth, Mich.
Offering — Kenneth E.
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond
*
%
$1,585,000 SchooL of - Mines qnd
Metallurgy - (Rolla)
bonds.
suitable banking institu¬
a
tion to be
Rosemount, Minn.
(P. O.
Albert Lee), Minn.
Offering—Robert D. Han¬
Bond
payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
' ;
(J-J)
able at
Bank of St. Paul.
National
July 1 from 1958 to 1975
Principal and interest
on
indebtedness of¬
July 16—v. 184, p. 161—
awarded to
the-American
of
certificates,
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $220,uov
water
supply system reve¬
nue
bonds! Dated July 1, 1956,
Due
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Sale — The $70,000
■*
'
Certificate
Offering—Naomi Sallows,
Clerk, will receive- sealed
; Bond
—v.
tine,
T ecumseh, Mich.
>,
bids
Halsey,
•
Chronicle
(372)
Bond
Offering
City
more,
—
Clerk,
Harold
will
Gil-
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $250,000 bonds, as "follows:
$230,000 water works bonds. Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1958
to
1973
inclusive.
20,000 park improvement bonds.
Due
on
1962
inclusive.
The
1956.
Jan.
1
from
1959
to
bonds
are
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
payable
at
a
bank
or
trust
in Missouri designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
NEW
;
com¬
pany
H.
Benzoni
Board
of
that
announces
Curators
sealed bids until 10
will
a.m.
the
receive
(CST)
on
Bond
Sale
—
provement and
184,
group
p.
&
im-<
12—j
Corp.; Herbert J. Sirm
Co., and Adams & Hinckley, a;
price of 100.12,
2Y2S, at
follows:
general
bridge bonds to
composed of the Equitable
Securities
of about 2.48%.
as
The
57—were awarded to i
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $3,105,-
bonds,
O.
taling $561,000 offered July
v.
000
revenue
(P.
Bridgeton), N. J.
the
University of Missouri (P. O.
Columbia), Mo.
Bond Offering—Comptroller R.
JERSEY
Cumberland County
a
a
basL
Volume
184
Number 5553
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Livingston ,.T wpi'-Schx Dist.
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(P. O;
Livingston); N. J.
}
;
Mohawk, N: Y.
:•"*
j
.-
Bond
?
improvement
$28,000 public
bonds offered July
162—were awarded
1957
Offering —- George
M.
Bowman, V Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
to
until
Trust
8
(EDST) on-July 31
purchase
of
$1,700,000
p.m.
Dated July 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Livingston
National Bank, Livingston.-/"Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
Due
New
&?!
Jersey
Bon d-i Offering
Schilling,
receive
National
Bank
&
Company, of Utica, as 2%s,
price of 100.08, a basis of
a
Clerk,
bids
until
bids
The
P.
bonds
1956.
Due
dated
are
1,
(These
are
bids
were
opened
on
Mastrangelo,
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
by
bonds
returned
v
NEW
^
i'r'
■■
land.
Sold
—
19
;
.
for
the
*
.
NEW
of
(P. O. Babylon), N.
Sale
County (P.
Hertford), N. C.
ment
until 11
Bond Offering—Edward T.
^
Ire-
and, City Treasurer, will receive
bids until
July
262,500
24
for
11
from
parking
1, 1956.
1957
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
ated June
bonds,
June
areas
Due
on
1974 f inclusive,
to
rincipal and interest (J-D)
at
the
Marine
Trust
pay-
Com-
any of Western New York, Bataia._- Legality approved by Hawins, Delafield & Wood, of New
ork City..
•' - v.., 1.
.
....
larence, Lancaster, Newstead and
mherst
Central
Sch.
Dist.
No.
1
/ (P.O. Clarence), N. Y.
Sale—-Tfre $896,600 buildbonds offered July 19—v. 184,
Bond
269—were
awarded
to
a
group
omposed of the Marine Trust Co.
f
Western
New
York,
Buffalo,
Manufacturers
Co.,
Buffalo,
oosevelt
&
Cross,
and
R.
D.
lite & Co., as 2.80s, at a price
f 100.35, a basis of about 2.76%.
lair
Citizens
.
National
'
^
!
Lorain, Ohio
Offering — Joseph J. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Bond
O.
200
bonds,
the
at
from
1957
53,800 street
Nov.
on
elusive.
Bank
Trust
&
Aug.
on
1961
to
inclusive.
paving bonds.
1
from
1957
to
Due
1966
Oregon
\
y'£Vv:"
'
11,000/sidewalk
Due
;
on
repair ; bonds.
1 from 1957 to
Nov.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Oak
Oak Hills.
Local School
(P. O.
Shanks,
District
Toledo), Ohio
Offering
—
E
of
sealed
bids
S.
d
of
the
Education, will receive
until
(EST)
noon
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $1,700,000 building bonds. Dated Sept! 1,
1956.
Due
from
1957 to
-the
June
on
cipal and
Ohio
■
Dec.
and
.
/
•.
.•
.
•
New
Bond
1
■/'/!'-," "
'
i
(P.
O.
Albany), Ohio
Sale—The $204,000
build¬
ing bonds offered July 18—v. 184,
p. 163 —were awarded to Bfaun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., of Toledo,
3V4s,
at
a
price
of
a
Offering—Ray E. Hartung,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on July 23
for the purchase of $370,000 water¬
Dated June
bonds.
1, 1956.
from 1957 to
1 from
Principal
1957
to
and in¬
the City
terest
(J-D) payable at
National Bank of Tifflin.
Warren,
B
d
o n
water
S
1
a
mid
e
Ohio
The
—
sanitary
$43,681.55
—v.
to
184,
163—were
p.
Ryan,
Sutherland
Toledo.
im¬
sewer
provement" bonds offered
July
&
Co.,
'
*
16
awarded
of
: ■?
Due on Dec. 1
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
noon
(EST)
on
July 23
for the purchase of
works bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
$55,400 water
Dated Aug. T- 1956.
1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Willard
United Bank, Willard. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
(M-N)
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA
Geary,
Okla.
/ "!
— BessTl! Long,
wilh * deceive sealed
bids until July 31 for the purchase
of $99,000 water works
improve¬
Bond Offering
Gity
Clerk,
ment
bonds.
Haskell
/
County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Stigler), Okla.
Bond Offering — Kenneth M.
Conklin, Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m.' (CST) on
July
for
the
purchase of $60,000
26
building
and
equipment
bonds.
Due from 1959 to 1970 inclusive.
•
Haskell
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 22 (P. O. Stigler), Okla.
Bond Sale
Ramon Reua, Su¬
perintendent of Schools, will re¬
—
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
National -City
Bank, of
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
•
of
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
(CST) on July 26 for the purchase
of $60,000 gymnasium bonds.
>
.
1961
inclusive.
/ ";'/'■■/,./'
Mcintosh County Indep. Sch. Dist.
sldew al k' construction Rocky River School District, Ohio
No. 64 (P. O; Hanna), Okla.
Bond
Sale
The $600,000
bonds. Due 'on Nov. 1 from.
Bond Offering—G. N.
Anthony,
building bonds offered July 19—v. Clerk of the Board of
|
r: 1957 to 1961 inclusive..
Education,
184, p. 58 — were awarded to a will receive sealed
Richmond County (P. O.
bids until 11
|
The bonds are dated Sept. 1,
group composed of Halsey, Stuart a.m.
Rockingham), N. C.
>1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
(CST) on July 24 for the
&
Co., Baxter, Williams & Co., purchase of
Bond Sale — The $1,665,000
payable at the City Treasurer's
$7,500 transportation
and First of Michigan
Corp., as
school
building
bonds -" offered office. * Legality
equipment bonds. Due in 1959 and
approved
by
3V4S, at a price of 101.11, a basis of 1960.
July 17 — v. 184, p. 162 — were Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of
about 3.12%.
awarded to the Branch Banking
Cleveland.
/!•;"'
.// ■
/?•/'
Muskogee, Okla.
& Trust Co., of Wilson, at a price
Scioto County (P. O. Portsmouth),
Bond Offering
R. L. Davis,
Mahoning County (P. O.
of ; 100.33, a net interest cost of
Ohio
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Youngstown), Ohio
about 2.98%, as follows;_ A
7 7
Bond Offering—Carl R. Smith,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
$720,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
County Auditor, will receive 23 for the
purchase of $1,875,000
bridge improvement bonds offered
1957 to 1973 inclusive. /.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
sanitary
sewer
disposal
bonds.
July 19 — v. 184, p. 270 — were
680,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
Aug. 1 from the purchase of $20,- Due from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
awarded to a group composed of
! 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
000 courthouse improvement
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Provi¬
Oklahoma County (P. O.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
220,000 0.25s. Due on June 1 from
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
Oklahoma City), Okla.
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
and Rodman & Renshaw, as 3s, at
Bond
Offering — Joe Pitts,
45,000
0.50s.
Due
on
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
a price of
101.30, a basis of about
1986.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
2.90%.
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
office. Legality approved by Peck,
NORTH DAKOTA
30 for the purchase of $265,000
Marion Local School District, Ohio Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Company, of Raleigh. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
28,700
—
&
Co.,
Traders
Inc.,
.
—
,
—
-
•
Y.
-
•
County Special School Dist.
(P. O. Tolna), N. Dak.
No. 74
Bond
Offering
Earl L. Burns,
—
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
bids until
chase
1
for
10
a.m.
(CST)
the
of
purchase
building bonds.
on
Aug.
$46,900
basis of about 3.29%.
Camden,
ley,
Village
bids
Clerk,
until
Mason
Aug.
$466,000
Local
for
the
will' receive
(EST), on
noon
pur¬
building bonds.
School District,
Offering
of the
23
—
Board
H.
of
W.
Ohio
Irwin,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
Ohio
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Woos-
sealed
of
Clerk
OHIO
-
until
Bond
Sale—The
$45,000 water
pply bonds offered July 12—y.
84, p. 57 — were * awarded to
oosevelt & Cross, of New York
ity, as 3.30s, at
price of 100.07,
Bond Offering — Anthony H.
Hornan, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Juvenile
-
Nelson
Trust
Lyndonville, N.
Bond
n
-
noon
South
Bond
Euclid, Ohio
Offering — Lester L.
Askue, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $139,679 special assessment street im¬
provement
1956. Due
1966
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Dated June
1
from
1,
1957 to
Principal
and in¬
the Cleve¬
(EST)
on Aug. 8 for the purchase
$20,000 building bonds. Dated
July 15, 1956. Due serially from
terest (J-D) payable at
of
land Trust Co., Cleveland. Legal¬
1957
&
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal
ity approved
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
;
Willard, Ohio '
*
Bond Offering — C. C.
Hessler,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
7
Education,
Bond
revenue
•" V
,
100.11,
basis of about 3.23%.
system
Dec.
on
payable
Trust Co.,
Citizens
.
Due
inclusive.
(J-D)
■"
■
}
1
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
Plain 't.ddul"School District
>
,
.
1956.
bids until
/
r w o o
Clerk-Treasurer
Board
works
to
until noon (EST) on
July 31 for
the
purchase of $875,000 sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
7
approved
Bond
as
1957
bids
Ravenna, Ohio
a.m.
Wachovia
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
(J-D)
follows:
as
$200,200 sanitary sewer construc;;
; tion
bonds. Due on Nov. 1
Easter-
terest
,
receive
by * S q u ir e,Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
.
1981
inclusive.
Legality
at
from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City Auditor
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 to
\
Aug. 2 for the purchase; of $352,-
(M-N) payable at the Han¬
Bank, of New York City, or
will
1:30
•
,
over
ucation,
terest
1
Principal and in¬
Tifflin, Ohio
Ohio
Offering — Helen L.
Arnott, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
Toledo.
fdregotn'g
Dec.
on
inclusive.
■
ealed
ng
-
(EST) on July 24 for
>
the
purchase of $125,000 school ]/., ■ inclusive.
J 58,500 storm and sanitary sewer
building bonds. 1 Dated May 1,
construction
bonds.
Due
on
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 to
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1961' in1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Co., First of
ichigan
Corp., t and r Chas.; ■ E.
eigold & COi, as 3^8, at a price
f 100.45, a basis of about 3.21%.
^
E.
W.
Dist.,
Bond
..
supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of July 9—v. 184, p. 162.
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
eorge B. Gibbons &
Batavia, N. Y.
—
./////'/:; /LV. ../.'••
Local Sch.
Hill Savings Bank Co.,
$480,000
building
Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
Lebanon
Cincinnati.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, - will
receive
ling,
Y. /
Offering
of
Dated
Note"— The
Perquimans
The
$1,468,000
uilding bonds, offered'July 18—
.184, p. 162—were awarded to a
roup composed of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., Blair- & Co., Inc.,
—
at
■
Bank, Lebanon. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
$1,883.78.
;
YORK
abylon Union Free School District
No. 3
tv
:
the
'
Bond
Bond
100.69,
semi-annually
from "June
and
Dec.
1,
1957 ;to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
100,000 county building notes at
6% interest, plus a premium
1,000,000 off-street parking revnue bonds offered
July 17—v. 184,
.162—were rejected,
r'
f
of
-
bonds.
school building notes at
interest, plus a premium
of $17,424.92.
•
Hill
,
$925,000
.
Bids
price
a
3V4S,
basis of
as
Lebanon
follows:
as
Oak
until
^
bond
anticipation
notes
offered
July
17—v. 184, p. 270—were awarded
to the First Securities Corp., of
Durham,
July
special
improvement
12—v. 184, p.
1980
at
Sale—The $1,025,000
Note
street
•
•
will .receive
terest (J-D) payable at the Provi¬
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
for the purchase of $290,000 school
Company, of Cleveland,
Clerk,
Cincinnati, Legality approved by
Peck, Shafer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
:
&
O.
County (P.
Lexington), N. C.
1956. Due
Cleveland, as 3V2S, at a
100.45, a basis of about
of
3.41%.
(P. O.
purchase
/ Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Not
')
Village
1981
dated
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 12—v* 184,
p. 58—were awarded to Prescott
6%
Bonds
July
Ohio
Sale—The $50,000
of
price
Park,
sealed bids until 6 p.m.
(EST) 011
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $39,000
relocation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
from
1
of
Terrace
inclusive.
are
bonds offered
.Newark), Ohio
YX-
"
Davidson
k:
MEXICO
water
184, p. 162—were awarded
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
im¬
(
of Newark? as 3.70s, at a price
t i00.09, a basis of about 3.68%.
t
$25,000
bonds offered
Heath Local School District
184, p. 270—were awarded to
Manufacturers 7* &
Traders
,
Dec.
to
Bond Offering—Melvin C. Aich-
holz,
on
awarded
Corp. as 3Vis,
101.40, a basis of
3.07%.
^
Bond
''■/{'}!:' Co.,
3.06%..
Hawkins,
of New York
.,
i
i
•
Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt
Cross, jointly, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.24, a basis of about
Park,
bonds
assessment
17—v.
to
&
gine and equipment bonds ofered Julyi 16-— v.;, 184,
p; 57 —
ere awarded to JT. B.Hahauef &
k.i
Sale—The
line extension
York
$101,000
1966
162—were
p.
price
a
about
inclusive.
59—were awarded to McDonald &
Ohio
at
sealed
Mingo Junction, Ohio
2.48%.
7': Girard.
Trust
Pleasantville, N. J.
Sale 7— The $77,000 fire
-
for
un¬
Bond
NORTH CAROLINA '
Bond
about
to
184,
on
Dec. 1 from
on
,
the First Cleveland
the National Bank of Toledo.
Corp.,
Williams
J.
Co., and Fulton, Re;d
2M>s, at a price of 100.03,
& Co., as
basis of
1966
■-
Sale—The $140,000 school
building bonds offered July 17—
v.
Sept. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Maumee branch of
&
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
'
s v
Bond Offering — William W.
Shurts, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Aug. 15 for the
'
The
—
Cleveland
;V,
provement bonds offered July
the
1957
p.
a
to
3,350 bonds. Due
The $2,uU0,0a>
bonds offered July 17—
Mericka
(P. O. West Seneca),
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
(F-A)/payable at the Na-
egality approved
telafield & Wood,
<
about 3.17%.
/
1957
(P.O. Kent), Ohio
Bond
follows:
$94,600 bonds. Due
of
3066—were awarded to
group composed of White, Weld
& Co., J. A."White &
Co., First
2.27%.
New
(DST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $157,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956;* Due on Aug? "1i from 1957 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and inPalisades
the
June 28.)
West Seneca
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of
about
of
183,
v.
highway bonds offered July 12—
v.
184, p. 162—were awarded to
the
Marine
Trust
Company
of
Western
New York,
Buffalo, as
2.30s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
Dist., N. J.
Bank
3%s.
as
Sale
building
1957 to
"Bond Sale—The $190,000 county
Offering—- Dominick J.
Bank
from
Bond
Saratoga County(P. O. •(;
Saratoga Springs), N. Y.
v
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, ;>Delaf ieldv& Wood, of New
York City.
ional
1
National
a
which
ston.
erest
Dec.
on
on
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
inclusive.
Bond
(DST)
p.m.
p.
Central
Findlay City School District, Ohio
inclusive.
City.
terest
School
2
184,
Cleveland,
F. Fuerst,
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Broad¬
albin Bank, Broadalbin. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
on
Palisades Park
162—were awarded
to
Due
1974
July 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Liv¬
ingston National Bank, Living¬
1976
as
17—v.
bonds,
Streetsboro Local School District
1
Aug. 3
of $97,950 spe¬
improvement
purchase
July
the
!
Le¬
E. Klewer,
receive
assessment
terest
''
July
the
cial
until
1956.
'
'
for
road
—
S.
(EST)
$83,000
July
25
for the
purchase of $52,000
building bonds. - Dated June 1,
plant
297,000 water bonds. ~
Sale
will
noon
offered
Bond Offering—Edw.
p.m.
treatment
Clerk,
until
The
District Clerk, will receive sealed
assessment bonas.
sewer
sewage
bonds.'-
ble
City
bids
Eastlake, Ohio
Note
1
Mason.
Ohio "
—
(P. O. R. D. No. 4,
July 31 for the pur¬
$1,462,000 bonds, as fol¬
500,000
n
Maumee,
Bond Offering
notes
No.
of
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.-
inclusive.
Amsterdam), N. Y.
will
8
Bank
Mason
improvement
(Central School District
i
lows: r
-
1966
'
Perth, Broadalbin, May field, Johns¬
town,
Amsterdam and Galway
on
of
$665,000
*
Oneida
to
Principal
and interest (J-D)
payable at the
First National Bank, of Camden.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
about 2.48%.
'
William
—
Township
sealed
(EDST)
chase
.
p.
(J-D) payable at the
First
on
Livingston Twp. (P. O. Livingston),
v
184,
the
at
school bonds.
and interest
June
12—v.
Bond
the
July 25 for the purchase of $28,000
special -assessment bonds.. Dated
15, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
Sale—The
•
for
57
'■■■
Detention
Home
bonds.
Due from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
r
Tulsa
County
Independent School
District No.
Bond
Sale
1, Okla.
The
—
$5,500,000
building bonds offered July 17—
v.
184,
p.
awarded to
the Northern
as 2%s, at a
basis of about
162—were
group headed by
Trust Co., Chicago,
a
price of
2.62,%.
Other
100.01,
a
members of the
account:
Chase Manhattan Bank; The First
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
58
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
..
(374)
National City Bank
of New York;
Company;
The
Marine Midland Trust Company
of Western New York; National
Trust
Bankers
Bank
of
and
National
City
Tulsa;
Bank
Trust
of
Co.
Kansas
Co., Incor¬
porated; R. J. Edwards, Inc.; and
City; A. G. Becker &
Company,
Small-Millburn
The
Inc.
'
(PST) on July 27
purchase of $349,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due serially from 1957 to
1976 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le¬
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
gality approved by Winfree,
land.
.-v.... ■Vv'--':-/.
Marion
and
Counties
Linn
Bond Sale—The
bids
Ore.
Offering:—G. E. Richards,
City Recorder, will
until
7:30
receive sealed
p.m.
(PST)
July 30 for the purchase of
fire station and city hall
from
Interest
on
McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
City Recorder, will receive
sealed
(PST) on July 31
for the purchase of $15,000 water
system bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive) Principal and interest
bids until 8 p.m.
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
)t
Malheur
Bond
(P. O. Ontario), Ore.
Offering—Max G. Morse,
District Clerk, will
the
$2,400,000
Dated April 15,
purchase
of April
interest
State Treasurer's office.
receive sealed
Legality
Bond Sale—The
offered
July
Dillon
Eastman,
Haven
&
Bodine,
100.01,
mis,
City Recorder,
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
July
30 for
receive
(PST)
the purchase of
a
184,
58—
p,
group
.
com¬
2%s,
as
a
&
Co.,
at
and
De
Crouter &
Townsend,
price
a
basis of about 2.74%.,
Elizabethtown,
17—v.
to
—
The $100,000 gen¬
184,
Moore,
Pittsburgh,
p.
163—were awarded
Leonard
as
&
3V4S, at
Lynch,
a
of
price of
Moore,
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P.O.'
Harrisburg), Pa.
*
the
at
Co.*
or
New
Manu¬
York
»
risburg.
'
■
Richard K.
—
untli
bids
8
*
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on •
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $13,750,000 refunding revenue, Series
A bonds. Dated Sept. 1,. 1956. Due 1
)'■ V: ■'7"-71:
Offering
'
will
President,
burn,
on
Wise, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ealed
-
•
Bond Offering—Weldon B. Hey-
i
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har-
March
1958 to 1990 in-:
1 from
elusive.
p.m.
and interest
the ; Provident Trust
Principal
payable
(DST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
of
$175,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl* of
Pittsburgh. ■
at
Co., Philadelphia, or at the Chem-1
ical Corn Exchange Bank, New;
York City. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia,. and > Shelley, Rey-t
nolds & Lipsitt, of Harrisburg. t
.
The
Neville
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Sale—The $475,000 sewer
Bond
Sale
and
& Lynch, both of Pitts¬
burgh, jointly, as 3%s, at a price
of 100.09, a basis of about 3.61%.
City;
,
obligation bonds offered July
Scribner,
Leonard
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
facturers/Trust
ceives
&
ueane
and interest (J-J) payable
the Elizabethtown Trust Co.:
of
Donora, Pa.
Bond
Loo-
to
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
eral
S.
$500,000 bonds
18—v.
awarded
were
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Offering—Pearl
on Aug. 6 for
$582,000 non¬
tax-exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
Ingram, Pa.
(P. O. Hollidaysburg),
Pennsylvania
'
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Phoenix, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 12—v. 184,
p.
58—were awarded to Singer,
of
until 7 p.m. (DST)
the
purchase
of
•;:
Blair County
of
15, 1966. Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
Board
the
of
Treasurer
;
*
■
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond
M. Pallett,
building bonds.
1956.
Due on April 15 from 1959
to 1986 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1967 and thereafter are callable as
Bond
No, 8-C
p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
$135,000
general
obligation
building bonds.
Secretary
Shuler &
County School District
until * 8
bids
sealed
ceive
Oregon (State of)
for
Gates, Oregon
Offering—Margaret Clise,
Secretary, will re¬
Borough
of
State Board of Higher
Education,* will
receive
sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Aug. 7
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—K. Ezra
at
J, Ander¬
Bond Offering—Fred
son,
North Braddoch School District,
,
■',
!
cipal
$55,000 general
Bond Offering—Earl
Elizabethtown College (P. O.
Elizabethtown), Pa.
Bucher,
•
,
>
from 1959 to
PENNSYLVANIA
Allenport, Pa.
•'),; '/
land.
bonds.
15, 1956. Due on Aug.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
F-A.
Legality approved
by Winfree,
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
School
obligation bonds offered July 16
—v. 184, p. 271—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Port¬
$60,000
Dated Aug.
15
Recorder's
proved
Oregon
OREGON
Bond
(J-D) payable at the City
office.
Legality
ap¬
interest
(P. O. Lyons),
District No. 29-J
Forest Grove,
$40,000 general obligation sewage
disposal bonds.
Dated June 1,
1956. Due on June 15 from 1958
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
eral
to
and
gen¬
faith
of
credit
and
Au-'
the
thority, and are separately and
specially secured to the' extent
provided in the Indenture be¬
.
composed of
Richards
& Co., and Johnson & Johnson, as
3%s, at a price of 100.30 a basis
a
direct
are
obligations of the Authority
are
equally secured by the
full
system construction bonds offered
July 13 —v. 184, p. 163 — were
awarded
bonds
and
group
C. J. Devine & Co., Kay,
the
tween
Authority
of about 3.34%.
phia,
Provi¬
and
Philadel¬
dent Trust Company of
Trustee, dated as of Sept.-
as
100.37.
Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve
EUSINESS
1947-49
System
INDEXES
average=100
-Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
1956
1955
1956
June
141
139
142
141
157
155
128
127
127
122
131
131
121
125
144
124
124
131
160
130
131
June
141
142
139
Total
142
143
141
142
Durable
156
157
155
156
Nondurable
128
129
128
130
130
124
131
fndustrial
1955
—-—
May
May
♦June
♦June
production-
Total
...
141
.
Manufactures—
Minerals
...—
.
:;
Consumer, durable goods—
Major
durables
consumer
144
'"J.
160
Autos'
120
119
173
127
127
184
Household
142
143
151
134
136
141
Other
110
durables-^——.
consumer
110
106
t
257
253
110
?.':f;:
103
106
Construction contracts, value—
Total
__—L
Residential
All
v-
—
,
286
—.
310
320
291
X
294
340
t
290
V
;
$
.276
237
228
117.6
117.5
114.5
117.8
116.9
106.1
106.8
106.3
1C5.5
105.3
113.3
114.3
114.1
V 113.4
other
Employment and payrolls—
total
Nonagricultural employees,
prod,
Employment, total
workers—
Manufacturing
Durable
—
Nondurable
97.7
s.
Payrolls, total
Department stores
m
make possible the
make
AMERICAN+RED
at
95.8
156.0
152.0
98
98
94
99
ioo
•122
114
tll8
*121
110
t
*139
121
127
♦134
X
stocks, value—
are
F.^•Preliminary:
114.2
i
95.2
95
7
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
tEstimated. ?$Not
•'*;
three-month moving averages, cen¬
on
Employment and
Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
month, of P. W
second
^payrolls indexes
CROSS
'<
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
tered
56.3
V
tl23
sales, value—
Department stores
Dollars-help
105.7
ii4.o;
158.3
97.2
98.1
-
-■>*;.
w-
Freight carloadings
Your
.
114.7
*
7
V
:•*
available;.'*
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1947-49
average—100
-Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
1956
1955
—1956-
1955
*June
June
;//"
May
June
Manufactures:
Durable
Primary metals
Metal
r
May
*June
138
142
143
167
130
168
149
149
199
145"
163
130
139
144
130
:
364
166
——
167
131
——
fabricating
135
135
131
155
164
136
150
151
206
192
191
198
192
188
198
1E4
193
162
364
149
162
164
Clay, glass and lumber products—
141
140
143
143
142
glass products—
160
160
153
362
160.
121
133
126
124
135
336
131
170'
Fabricated
metal
Machinery
products
.
__
Nonelectrical
Electrical
.:—
Transportation equipment
__
Instruments
-
Stone, clay and
Lumber
and
Furniture
and
135
miscellaneous
manufactures.,.—
Miscellaneous
-
>*
.
«
"
-
;
,
153
167
137
:'-
184
200
.
149
I.
*
146
155
137
:
131
122
fixtures
and
Furniture
123
products—
vv
.
121
121
117,
116
116
144
145
145
140
140
141
'
Nondurable Manufactures:
mill
Apparel and
Rubber
and
Rubber
Leather
t
111
114
117
t
141
allied productsproducts
products
and products
107
t
...
;
X
.
'■V.
t
109
110
127
113
114
126
t
149
t
%
151
107
t
93
141
143
142
156
Printing and publishing
t
131
171
*
139
160 -
...
petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products—
Petroleum and coal products—
Chemicals
Food,
and
beverages
Tobacco
and
tobacco
beverage manufactures
Food and
,
106
105
138
"
156
t
160
128
X
132
127
169
161
167
166
157
t
180
170
142
140
136
111
109
112
X--
t
manufactures
108
105
X
printing
and
'
X
104
•
Paper and allied products—.
Paper
i" .*
107
103
130
103
113
products
leather
107
106
apparel.......
Textiles and
Textile
r
.
-
.
'
t
176
165
142
.
137
136
115
108
112
111
109
X
108
112
t
109
X
X
116
Minerals:
130
Mineral fuels
86
84
118
129
129
122
131
v
85
74
89
Crude oil
Metal,
and natural gas.—
stone
and
•Preliminary.
earth
minerals
}Not available.
89
150
150
139
150
150
139
128
126
123
143
138
138
■*
'
-
*
Volume
184
Number .5553
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'59
(375)
^
1, 1956, by the pledge of certain
oetween cue authority and
White
leases
certain
scnool
mcluaing
syivania,
,
to
payaoie
sucn
to
ana
wmcn
by
ana
unaer
respec¬
obligated
current
tne
rentals
revenues,
rentals
tne
are
out ot tneir
pay
nues,
all
districts
scnooi
jeenn-
m
reuthoiity
me
leases
tive
aistricts
184;
Due
The $40,000 street
inclusive.
bonds
offered
July
163—were awarded
p.
to
the
First Rational
Bank of
McKeesport* ass£3/4S, at a price of
100.01, a basis^af about 3.74%.
Willistown
Township Sch.
(P. O. Paoli), Pa.
all
receipts
and
12—v.
Oak, Pa.
—
construction
of
the Authority rrom projects leased
to sucn scnool districts, including
Bond Sale
eral
obligation
bonds
vania
througn the ^superintendent
of Public instruction in payment
tional
of
school
from
1
ing
of
the
credit for
of the
power
163
offered
improvement
at
Bank
of
price
a
July
17—v.
awarded
were
—
of
to
184,
the
p.
Na¬
Malvern, as 2Y2s
100.57, a basis of
school districts
.
the
RHODE
tax¬
payment of the
the
interest 011
ISLAND
shaii
of
any
liable
for
cipal
V
the
its
the
Commonwealth
or
be
districts
of prin¬
the bonds.
payment
on
The Act provides that the bonds
issued
by
transfer
from
on
Authority,
the
and
the
(including
the
saie
times be
than
,
profits made
any
from
inheritance
their
there¬
income
shall
thereoi)
tree
all
at
taxation, other
estate
and
tional
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Pawtucket, R. /.
the
purchase
of $650,000
notes.
July 27, 1956 and due June
Dated
25, 1957.
tax¬
other taxes not levied
Island
271—were
bonds
therefrom.
come
The
will
the
on
opinion
bonds
is
income
tutes
not
and
Bond
Counsel
interest
subject
taxes
in¬
the
or
'
of
that
state
assessed
under
the
on
Federal
to
Bond
Dallas,
Bond
ceive
Bond
of)
$l,ou0,000
Sale
Tne
—
awarded
to
a
group
composed of First Boston Corp.,
Bache & Co., Gregory &
Sons, and
Baxter,
at
Williams
price
a
&
Co., as 2%s,
101.28, a basis of
of
about 2.67%.
—
$630,000 33/ks.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1957 to 1974 inclusive.
70,000 3%s.
Due
on
Aug. 1, 1975
1976.
bonds.
(P.
O.
Chester), Pa.
a
First
Sale —The
R.
S.
Dickson
Charlotte,
as
1956.
on
1966
Due
&
Company, of
Julyi 1,
2%s.
Dated
Jan. 1
inclusive.
from
1957
to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the Han¬
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
over
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $845,000 court¬
house
and
capital improvement
I
bonds
163
offered
July 18—v. 184,
awarded
were
—
to
a
p.
the First Na¬
Bank; Dime Savings Bank,
and the National Bank of Chester
County,
all
of
West
Chester,
lVzs.
as
.A,/-
West
Deer
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Bairdford), Pa.
Bond
of par.
Secretary, will
ceive
bids
sealed
until
7
re¬
p.m.
on July 30 for the purchase
$60,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Westmoreland
County
(P.
O.
Greensburg), Pa.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$1,800,000 water revenue bonds was
purchased at a negotiated sale by
a
group
composed of the First
Boston Corp.; Shields & Co.; Alex.
Brown
&
Sons, and Rodman &
Renshaw, as 3%s and 3y2s. Dated
July 1, 1856. Due on July 1 from
1962
'
to
1996
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart
&
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Rutland), S. Dak.
Offering—J. R. Gerrits,
28
Clerk
will
8
of the
Board
receive
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
(CST) on July 24 for the
purchase of $89,000 school gym¬
p.m.
nasium
as
and
improvement
of
the
above
be
The
—
July 1
inclusive.
on
from
1957 to
nature
will
Due
1971
rent
offering.
It
$6,000,000 airport
in
is
plans
to
revenue
issue
bonds
September
1956, and the next
general obligation bonds
expected either in November
sale
of
or
January 1957.
Bond
Sale
are
dated
July 1,
1957. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by DanDanforth, of Sioux Falls.
forth &
Pierre, S. Dak.
Bond
Sale—The $125,000 water
offered July 17—v.
184, p. 271—were awarded to the
Pierre
National
Bank, and the
works
First
bonds
National
Pierre, jointly,
Bank,
as
both
of
2.90s.
in
—
As
pre¬
184, p. 271—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, has purchased an issue
of„$60,000 3V4% general obliga¬
tion bonds, proceeds of which will
be
used
for
street, water and
sewer improvement purposes. The
bonds are dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
on Aug. 1 from
1968 to 1973 incl.
Bonds
arc
due
in
callable
v.
1969
and
thereafter
of
Aug. 1, 1968.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
as
able at the Elgin National Bank,
Elgin. Legality approved by Gib¬
son, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Bond Offering
Lyman Cook,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
31
until
for
water
the
1
—
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
works
and
sewer
and tax bonds. Dated
on
July
$405,000
revenue
July 1, 1956.
101
(P.
Everett), Wash.
County
a
$450,000 3s. Due
—
O.
June
on
inclusive.
Bond
Verne Sievers,
1
Sale—The
and
sewer
—v.
184,
Robert
W.
Baird
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
bonds,
City
7
for
Finance, will receive
(PST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $1,460,000 general obligation bonds,
street
and
bridge
im¬
provement, series B bonds.
street
lighting,
series
B
lighting,
series
500,000
street
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due and
payable commencing with the sec¬
ond and ending with the thirtieth
year after the date of issue. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
the
New
fiscal
UTAH
Salt
Lake
Bond
—
Robert
L.
Bridge, Clerk-Treasurer of Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(MST)
on
July 25 fbr the purchase of $7,500,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
of
and interest
office
of
(F-A) payable at the
the
Treasurer
of
Board
of
Education, or at a bank or trust
company in New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of New York City.
VERMONT
Shaftsbury Town School District
(P. O. Bennington), Vt.
school
800,000
West
drain
Side
bonds.
bonds
Bank
of
Bennington,
West
Bond
South
Milwaukee, Wis.
Clerk
of
ceive
—
County
sealed
State
—
awarded
Court,
bids
until
will
10:30
re¬
a.m
Company, of New
City.
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City./
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
ceive
—
County
sealed
App
1957 to
Court,
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
of $225,000 airport bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. - Due on Aug. 1 from
1957 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
Irving Trust Company, of New
York
City, or at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Cerede, at the op¬
tion of the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of N. Y. City.
Brokaw,
—
Aug. 1 from
on
300,000 2y2s. Due
1967 to
on
Aug. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
July
16
Wis.
—
to
v.
184,
the
p.
272
—
Milwaukee
were
Com¬
of Milwaukee, as 3yis, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
pany,
Brookfield & New Berlin
Free
High Sch.
Bond Sale—The
(Towns)
Dist. No.
(P. O. Brookfield),
1
Wis.
$800,000 build¬
$240,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
Blair
COLUMBIA
!
Delta, B. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
H.
J.
Bird
bonds
&
$222,000
sold
was
to
Co.,
Ltd., and the
Equitable Securities Canada, Ltd.,
jointly, as 4^s, at a price of 97.75.
Due
July 2 from 1957 to 1976
on
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Coquitlam, B. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
Gairdner
&
Co., and Loewi & Co., at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of about 2.79%, as follows:
1957
to 1962
inclusive.
560,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1963
bonds
$300,000
sold
was
to
&
Co., Ltd., as 4s, at a
price of 91.32. Interest M-S.
FOUNDLAND
Windsor,
{
Newfoundland
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
improvement bonds
sold to
was
a
composed of Nesbitt, Thom¬
Co., Ltd.; Dominion Securi¬
ties Corp.; Parsons & Langrigan,
group
&
son
Ltd., and the Bank of Montreal, as
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
4y>s.
1976 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
ONTARIO
Hamilton
Separate
School
Board,
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
school bonds was sold to Mills,
Port
The $80,000 water
Pacific
Board of Trustees O. K. Davidson
fol¬
Spence & Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a
price of 101.56. Due on July 2 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Int. J-J.
WISCONSIN
ing bonds offered July 18—v. 184,
p. 272—were awarded to a group
composed of Northern Trust Co.,
Blunt
Ellis &
Simons, William
Lutheran College Associa¬
(P. O. Parkland), Wash.
Bond
Offering — Secretary
of
as
1966 inclusive.
NEW
Queen,
will re¬
King County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
No. 412 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale
The $175,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
13—v. 184, p. 164—were sold to
the State of Washington, as 3s, at
a price of par.
tion
the
$150,000 3s. Due
Wayne County (P. O. Wayne),
West Virginia
Union
July 1, 1956.
(The bonds were
previously offered on June 11.)
cor¬
offered
59 — were
Harris Trust &
p.
Savings Bank of Chicago,
Trust
truck and equipment bonds. Dated
—
will
to
$450,000
bonds
184,
v.
lows:
Ware
3.23%.
Offering
Clerk,
July 17
Treasurer's office, or at the
M. W. Moore,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $12,500 fire
Bond
purpose
BRITISH
A.
F.
(EST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 airport bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. "Due on Aug. 1 from
1957 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
awarded
City
The
_
porate
CANADA
works improvement bonds offered
f.
1
are
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Virginia
Offering
Bond Sale
IIWaco, Wash.
Aug.
on
dated
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
as
WASHINGTON
and
sewer
Due
1956.
"WEST VIRGINIA
Sale—The
par.
on
1976 in¬
Cabell County (P. O. Huntington),
offered
3.10s, at
ap¬
Due
to
payable
State
Legality
bonds.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
$87,000 school
July 17—v. 184, p.
272—were awarded to the County
bonds
City.
of the
York
City Sch. Dist., Utah
Offering
agency
York
public
follows:
as
Bond Sale
Dated
Bareis,
at
a.m.
clusive.
C
bonds.
W.
offer
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $2,000,000
the
The
follows:
$460,000
will
Aug. 1 from 1957
Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
Director of
as
Clerk,
$1,200,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Co., of Mil¬
Offering—A.
auction at 10
Bond
&
Madison, Wis.
Bond
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
Tacoma, Wash.
water
July 12
272—were awarded to
waukee.
in¬
and
terest
$75,000
bonds offered
p.
from 1958 to
Principal
Aug. 1 from
on
Kewaunee, Wis.
'
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $13,600
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1962
Aug. 1 from
on
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Treasurer,
Irving
—
TENNESSEE
No.
Bond Offering
in
Texas
Details
viously noted
National
bonds
to
County, North Creek
District
cor¬
group composed of Halsey,
Stuqrt & Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson
6 Co., and Rodman &
Renshaw, at
a
price of 100.10, a net interest
cost of about
2.63%, as follows:
cur¬
Bond
inclusive.
The
School
City
sold
The $870,000
—
porate purpose bonds offered July
17—v. 184, p. 164—were awarded
additional bonds
no
Sale
420,000 2%s. Due
Snohomish
re-,
be
1971
29,000 Series 1956-B bonds.
on July
1 from 1957 to
Cudahy, Wis.
Bond
of Seattle.
ob¬
within five months after the
$60,000 Series 1956-A bonds. Due
.
will
(PST)
purchase ol
Washington (Trustee),
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
500,000
Financing
covenants that
bonds,
Henderson, Tenn.
Whitaker, Pa.
Bond Offering — The Borough
Secretary will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 3
for the purchase of $25,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds.
with
may
follows:
(DST)
of
DAKOTA
Bond
Offering—Mil^e G. Sem-
ko, Township
details
issue
p.
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., and A. M.
Law & Co., as 2%s, at a price
11
3067—were awarded to
re¬
p.m*.
Co., 1207 Mer¬
cantile Bank Bldg., Dallas, Finan¬
cial Consultant to the City on its
water works and sewer improve¬
group
Bank, Chicago, Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, Atlanta, Robin¬
im¬
$108,000
1:45
Southwest
Future
bids
'a.m.
of
at
County (P. O.
Darlington),. S. C. 7
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
improvement b°nds was sold to
Lake
group composed of
tional
the
Elgin,
Chester, Pa.
provement bonds offered July
183,
to
CAROLINA
SOUTH
West
will
until
Crosley, City
Auditor, Room 211, City Hall
Dallas, or at the offices of the
ings
Bond
Sale—The $40,000 street
improvement bonds offered July
12—v. 183, p. 3067—were awarded
to the Delaware County National
Bank, of Chester.
—v.
Further
spect
composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬
Trainer
Harold G.
—
Secretary,
bids
11
Aug. 8 for the
$500,000
non - tax
exempt
dor¬
mitory bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1995
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at
the
National
1956. Due
.
July 30 for the purchase
of
$3,400,000 water works and
sanitary
sewer
system
revenue
1956
SOUTH
-
Sale
The $700,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
16—v. 184, p. 163—were awarded
to a group composed of Breed &
Harrison, Inc.;
Magnus & Co.;
Provident Savings BanK & Trust
Co.; Seasongodd & Mayer, and
Walter,«Woody & Heimerdinger,
all of Cincinnati, at a price ' of
100.07, ?. net interest cost of about
3.44%, as follows: : ;
Le¬
on
decisions.
eral
Bond
sealed
(CST)
Darlington
and
City
sealed
until
on
1958 to
F-A.
Texas
Offering
Shank,
(State
Valley Sewer District
bonds offered July 17—v. 184, p.
existing sta¬
Schuylkill County (P. O.
Pottsville),' Pa.
Interest
ment program.
Rhode
Blackstone
or
Feb. 1 from
on
tained from E. Lynn
,
Note Offering—The Director of
Finance will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (DST) on July 25 for
ation, within the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
In the opinion
of counsel, this exemption does
not extend to gift taxes or any
directly
Due
inclusive.
received
a.m.
TEXAS
principal
interest
or
1956.
be
Tacoma.
(CST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $450,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
Lincoln, R. I.
school
the
County
sealed bids until 11
that
announces
Bank
Offering—Geo. C. Zirkle,
Chairman, will receive
Bond Sale—An issue of
$450,000
water works bonds was sold to G.
any
of, or 1 H. Walker & Company, of Provibonds; norj dence, as 3s. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
shall the bonds be deemed to be Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971
obligations of the Commonwealth inclusive. Principal and interest
or
of any of its school districts;
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
nor
Bond
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
of its
pledged for the
or
is
Jefferson County (P. O.
1972
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
man
Dandridge), Tenn.
aistricts.
Neither
National Bank, Nash¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
ville.
Dist.
about 2.42%.
due
rentals
any
American
The $330,000 gen¬
—
paid to the Authority
by the Commonwealth of Pennsyl¬
runos
any
July 1 from 1957 to 1986
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
or
at
the
First
on
reve¬
of
pieage
Bond Sale
to 1976 inclusive.
Hope, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue
improvement bonds
composed
group
of
was
of
the
$39,161
sold to
a
Midland
Securities
Corporation, Ltd.; Mills,
Spence & Co., Ltd., and the Royal
Bank, of Canada, as 43/4s and 4y>s,
at a price of 100.77. Due on Aug. 1
from
1957
1971
to
inclusive.
In¬
terest F-A.
Nova
Scotia
Debenture
$12,000,000
was
sold
Nesbitt,
to
(Province
Sale
—
Provincial
a
An
of)
issue of
debentures
composed of
&
Co., Ltd.;
group
Thomson
Burns Bros. &
Denton, Ltd.; Mid¬
Corp., Ltd.; An¬
Co.,
Ltd.;
Cochran,
Murray & Co., Ltd., and W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Ltd., as 4s, at a
price of 98.75, a basis of about
4.09%. Due on July 16, 1976. In¬
land
Securities
derson
&
terest J-J.
'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(376)
..
.
Monday, July 23, 1956
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