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1957
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Commercial w
»stN£SS ADMINISTRATK
L! OR ART
a
JUL 29 1957
Re*. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 186
Number
5659
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, July 29, 1957
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
*
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, 111. —
Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
July
corporation
13,
1957,
facilities,
registration
a
COO
with
statement
participations
in
the
the
SEC
In This Issue
Retirement Plan, together with 3 1.000 common shares of Abbott
Laooralories which may be acquired pursuant therto.—V. 185, p. 2797.
corporation
and
1957,
20'jo
a
and
man,
mailed
and
services
of
gain
the
over
James
to
consolidated
$294.592,000
F.
on
14.3%
share
the
the
over
the
on
preceding
The
with
41
the
cents,
corporation
stock—81,2Qauv$*iare,s". of
13,* 1957, completing
the
tor
stock
first
time
since
diversifying intensively
railroad
to
"a
and
and
record
its
shares.
of
a
for
52%
ACFhs
of
Acme
broken
was
Steel
introduce
the
report
the
and
38V
of
bead
Riverdale
turned
beginning
Riverdale, 111.,
the
of
first
shovels
construction
converters.
this
facilites
Chicago
hot
as
Little
family
a-
Calumet
affair
River
held
here
i
is
located' aid
where
the
Frederick M. Gillies,
Chairman
this
will
in
30
it.
under
peninsula
will
the strelmaking
bay a
which
in
about
will
steel
consume
produce
1,200
tons
iron
.of
iron
in
them
be
iron,
3Va
then
which
producing
coke
day,"
per
will
of
iron
Mr.
bo
limestone
and
said,
Gillies
charged
will
receive
in
50
They
can
will rotate
the
trunnions
on
that
oxygen
be brought into
a
refines
will
and
the
iron
remain
into
vertical
a
is
"One
of these vessels
minutes.
necessary
The
repairs
wili convert
of
use
to
33
blowing.
two
such
them while
at
50
tons
vessels
the
iron
of
is
Into s^el
required
time
same
in
because
about
of
the
allowing Continuous*
somewhat
spaced
Will
run
about
of
group
apart
1.300
feet
descried
bidld'ngs
and
in
South
length
of
and
point oompris.bg approximately lour
Tn
will
these
be
The-
buildings will be ills
reheated
for
rolling
in
steelmaking
about
acres
Ingot
the
the
Glides
275
under
heating
blooming
feet
w<»
area,
at
tneir
b*
These
widest
roof.
Exchange.
furnaces
and
where
billet
ingots
mills,.
present
mills
at
Acme
vV
f.'
I"' .*''
J
:
.
—
Sted.
Foreign
Exchange
Condition
200
items
Ontario,
of
sizes
Combined
Sagamore,
R#tes
Condition
in
Reserve
the
Paper
the
in
option
of
&
from
die and
Saratoga,
Deward,
a
high
new
converting
paper
agreements
school
paper
Envelope
mont
W.
of
Osborn
Mid
its
of
dividends
price
and
said,
Co.,
are
"will
45
sale
of
Clearings
Altamil
the
$6,000,000
in
York
Osborn
to
affiliated
are
record
a
Stock
Paper
converting
of
an
its
Mid
p.
past
except
continuous
pay¬
founding.
undisclosed
business,"
Mr.
by
of
Allied
Rodman
Paper
and
con¬
Mare¬
director
Renahaw,
Exchange.
186,
have
the
year
sales.
handled
and
companies.—V.
Osborn
b"t
in
each
since
year
every
partner
doubled
dividends
Allied's
was
r
in
envelopes
of Osborn
Sharon
Calif., plant
Sunnyvale,
than
more
paid
has
paper
purchases
who Is
New
of
the
and
earnings
into
the
the
which
have
Osborn
Carroli,
46
The Course of Bank
the
West,
earned
new
a
Paper
founded
of
year,
the companies will be for
through an exchange of stock.
add
of
Shareholders
46
field
Osborn
supplies,
producer
a
of
entry
Vernetson
of
from
to
this
Mid
has
history.
not
initial
members
Banks
Francisco
capacity
and
West
39-year
Negotiation
Federal
San
in
corporate organizations,
Piu'c'mse
"This
irom
doubled
of
sideration
46
Banks
of
under
West
moved
years.
46
Statement
companies
manufacturer
Mid
wa3
S:vl;s
9
1
Member
of
three
V
West
have
voted
to
approve
313.
Corp.—Stock Sold—Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
on July 24 offered
250,900 shares of com¬
and associates
mon
ing
stock
was
(par 50 cents) at $5.50 per share.
This offer¬
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
mill,
billet mill,
roll
without
will
square
initial
The
completed
which
of
mated
have
11)is
at
70%
rolling
$51
taken
per
Into
capacity
entire
fetcel
bloom'ng
inches
1-3,4
Riverdalo's
will
ingot
consideration
to
sale of the shares
work
in
.
plant,
which
requirements
have
capacity
The construction cost
annual
the
at
be
will
planned for 450,000 ingot tons annually
of
sufficient
from
small
steelmaking
equipment
figure.
slabs
as
and
'
the
is
sizes
to
.
of
1958,
th'e blooms and
dowp
reheating,-
in
provide
The
takes
steel
"capacity
late
will
slabs.
which
the
ton.
the
Plant
eventual
provide
requirements.—V. 185,
of
p,
the
of
billets
these facilities
design
and
enlargement
Riverdale
2909;
and
substantially
is
In
esti¬
increase
with
its
by
ment
to
and
the
be
acquired
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Breaks Ground for
$9,000,000
The
Air
of
its
Reduction
Sales
multi-million
Bay Street
Co,
dollar
division
air
on
July
separation
18
pany
plant
in
construc¬
Acton,
Mass.,
1957. the
the net proceeds from the
to
$989,000 for
constructed
or
company
on
a
Office:
73
Bruce A. Vorrii
,
Beach St.,
by
the company.. Such machinery
/ease,J. .C,LoorB
WahLth
V
com¬
Taper
Milling Co,
Inc.,
is
engaged
in
the
manufacture
and sale
large machined structural components for use in high speed military
aircraft
the
company,
from
as
used
integrally
wing sections,
aluminum
SALES—Sales
and
missiles. Through highly refined sculpture-
in conjunction with machine tools designed by
stiffened
beams,
airframe components .and structures,
spars;
ribs
and
bulkheads,
bar
ancl
rose
irom $363,000 for the year ended
plate
are
produced
stock.
She
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
govern¬
no-charge basis in the manufacture of its products.
Stoch
hIhotiireai SqOil.'
(exchange
,^Jelephone
a
machinery amd equip¬
stfclcvmb limited
TORONTO, CANADA
obtained
provides for reimbursement to the'com¬
up
BUSINESS—Corporation, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Alumi¬
num
of
such
started
of
:
equipment will be owned by the government and -used by the
milling techniques,
Air Separation Facility in Acton, Mass.—
June,
which
government
and commercial
•
■
facilities contract
pany
intends to add
working capital to finance additional inventory
In
ment
engineering
to
plant
company
to its
process.
Qeorye 2). AJamS
DIRECTORS'
A.
tool,
social
ment
50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-
(branch
S.
available
in
by
purchased
1955
•,
Federal Reserve System
Soronto
PRESIDENT
including
purchase
taken
and
Jour
& Investment News.Cover
Statement
to
senAratr-
Dividends Declared and Payable______—____
'-r-t'j,
She
525
which
in
V..
u
Sta4e and C&y Bond Offerings—
tion
t//!?>itherst
about
33
.
...
mill will roll an ingot about two feet go us re and
about eight feet tall
irko a
bloom about seven bv fix inches for
fur.her
rolling fr, the billet mill which will follow in. direct line.
If wdl also rod wider slabs used as raw material in the
rolling
American
v
ingot
blooming
be
33
33
—
Stock
excess
second
Prices
Exchange
operations."
The
Stock
Stock
The
horizontal position for charging and repair¬
will
complete range
a
stationery since 1918. Included in the purchase
Paper
is
its
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Sharon
Division
of
Panar
Co., Inc.,
formerly the Sharon Converting Co,
Plants of Osborn and Mid West are located in
Marion, Ind.
iron
in
steel
have
special b^r stock rocks, scales and
complete the equipment.—V. 185, p. 2441.
leading
a
and
steel
of
ing.
35
33
"The
two
tons
will
announced
be
To
and
.
vesse3s
when
to
42
cupolas
time.
"These
position
:
Section.____
Markets
General Corporation
acres
Calif.
this corporation, it was announced on July 18.
by Arnold H. Maremont, Chairman, who* declared
acquisitions will be a step in an expansion program intended
broaden the major producer into an integrated
company.
1892,
,,
approximately
two
at Los Ange.es,
crane,
saw
been
Co.,
be
of five buildings which
buildings will bo arranged
covering
pig
strap,
elliptical in shape, each
produced
Exchange
have
43
group
These
will
vessels,
a
a
long
buildings
molten
at
be
process.
ft.
00J
those
Stock
Stock Exchange—Curb
Options
Miscellaneous Features
roof.
"Housed
will
the
of
plant
a
the
,
the
of
,
end
39
that
and'
Board;
Guy
T.
Vice-President oof Riverdaie
contain
was
Transactions
present
.mill
steel
of
Allied Paper Corp.—Plans Three Acquisitions—
37
Transactions New York
afternoon
Steel's
Acrub
new
pound
band
This
37
one
,
Newark,' there
.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
President; and fftarry R
Sanow,
Operations spoke to the Acme SteT fam'.ly of employees and a few
neighborhood officials.
J,
Carl
Sharp, Chairman of the Executive,
Committee, .introduced the speakers. \
,
.
.
In
describing the buildings and machinery to be erected, Fred¬
erick M. Gillies, Chairman of the
Board, explained that on the far
will
speed
38
Over-the-Counter
hew
a
construction
Seminole.
and
2,000
Exchange
Stock
will*
which,
Reduction
on
July 24 announced the opening of a new tool
in Newark, N. J., to serve its New York sales
territory.
Federal Warehouse Corporation
Building, 155 Wash¬
steels
speed
A
37
,
Avery,
north
high
SEC Index of
cupolas
75
the
warehouse
DBL-2
34
Stock
at
Street,
The
Exchange.
after¬
area
blast
ington
34
—
Toronto
company's
earth
distribution
Air
new
stock.
34
___—_
36
•
described
of" t-h?
Of
of
plant
constructed,
the
for
related
The
completion during the Summer of
tons of liquid oxygen,* nitrogen and
corporation
warehouse
Located
34
.
Exchange—.
Coast
This
29
Toronto
stated,
earnings.
136, p. 313.
$8,789,000.—V.
country as well as to
the
production, ihe combination ol'
ceremonies
ihe
sales
this
steel
blown
oxygen
In
to
in
process
on
executives
mark
to
profit,"
totaled
year
July 22 in
steelmaking plant.
$23,000,090
Acme
total
Stock
Canadian Stock
been
Steel Co.—Breaks Ground for New Plaiat—
Ground
noon
and
produce
Including
$9,000,000.
313.
p.
Montreal
convertible—on
plan that made ACF
with only common
years, ACF reported gains in both
business.
Rail business'added
lip
volume
to
complete
soon
186,
steel
(Bonds)—______ 25
Exchange-...-
will
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
company
has
plant
of
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New Warehouse—
13
—
Midwest Stock Exchange
preferred
which
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Detroit
group
..earnings,
its
and
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Pacific
cumulative
recapitalization
recent
total
above
last
the.
5%*
par,
SHPX
The
the
Stock
Boston
per
earlier.
year
founding
Capital expenditures for the
on
the
$6.95
Stock Exchange
American
outstanding.
Ink*
$8,593,000 or $6.08
toward
redemption
the
in
in
New York
report
now
were
of
year
to
the
day.
per
—V.
Page
Chair¬
annual
equal
was
common
earnings
non-railroad
year
accounted
new
This
number
this
$50
its
the
in
outstanding, the report pointed out.
long-time
railroad
equipment
manufacturer
A
its
net
for
Jan.
stated
ACF
snare
called
William T. Taylor,
30,
New York
year.
of
j
same
a
April
results
of
the
company's!
companies, 'total.d
$9,818,000,
a
gain
share
a
ended
year
argon
Stock and'Bond Quotations
from
revenue
designed
is
of
excess
scheduled -for
the Acton plant will be the fifth large air linueTac¬
plant to be constructed by Air Reduction. The company already
operate- such plants at Butler, Pa.; Riverton, N. J.; and Chicago, IU.;
including
year; combined
share computed on
contributed 56 cents
a
compared
share
had
in
is
When completed,
19.
preceding
1,412.714
fiscal
year,
President,
July
Net
earnings
after
taxes,
wholly-owned SKPX group at
of
tue
fiscal
1956
Clark,
stockholders
subsidiaries
xor
cost
be
tion
ACF Industries, Inc.—Share Earnings Increased—
This
The
will
which
1958.
on
Laboratories
Abbott
Stock
sales
Boston.
near
facility,
filed
covering
MISCELLANEOUS
-
.A,.rJ P. C. Watte, IUS. Md(
StrichL
Aug. 31, 1952 to
The
.Monday, July 29, 1957
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
(418)
2
tinuous
for the year ended Aug. 31, 1956.
For
fje'riod ended April 30, 1957 sales totaled
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
C4 5G8.000
$7,696,000.
FINANCING
Outstanding
$300,000
$300,000
tNon-interest bearing term note
60,640
60,640
6%
pfd. stock ($1,000 par value)
625 shs.
625 shs.
^Common stock (50c par valuei
2,000,000 shs.
910,000 shs.
•This term note was issued under a Credit Agreement dated June 12,
1957 bv and between Aluminum Taper Milling Co., Inc., the company's
whollv* owned subsidiary and Security-First National Bank of Los
Angeles.
The principal of the term note is payable monthly in the
amount of $12,500 commencing on Aug. 1, 1S57, with the last payment
due July 1,
1959. The note may be prepaid. The Credit Agreement
eets forth among others, as an event of default, the payment of any
cash
dividend on the company's common stock held by Harry E.
Blythe
Sr., Harry E. Blythe, Jr., Bruce Blythe or William H. Brown,
their wives or assigns ancl each of the foregoing individuals have
waived their rights to receive such dividends for so long as the term
note is outstanding; and further requires that Aluminum Taper Milling
Inc. must maintain an excess of current assets over current liabili¬
ties of
not less than $450,000 and a net worth of not less than
Authorized
Aluminum Taper
note of
Milling Co. Inc.—
•5V2%
term
represents the balance due on the
of Aluminum Taper Milling
stock
which included
stock. 50 cents par
shares, $1 par
with the company, wherein and whereby
the company has agreed
to sell and the underwriters have severally
agreed to purchase the number of shares of common stock set forth
*>el0V
Shares
"
Shares
underwriting contract
an
40,000
Noel & Co.—
Alstyne
Van
& Hurry,
Bingham, Walter
Inc
15,000
30,000
25,000
.
Inc.——
Blair & Co.
Hentz & Co.—„ —
H.
1
Space
Johnson, Lane,
The
25,000
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Morgan <te Co. —
Scott, Horner & Co._
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Inc. —
________
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
30,000
12,500
15,000
30,000
12,500
15,000
of America (&
Aluminum Co.
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1956
1957
incurred
were
principally
in
30—
$423,259,719 $143,201,723
operating revenues
27,512,850
24,717,654
Provision for depreciation and depiction- inc.
74,498,017
100,728,391
Income before U. S. and foreign taxes on inc.
36,459,038
52,113,087
Provision for U. S. and foreign taxes on
38,038,979
48,615.304
Net income
—
—
20,593,329
20,490,266
Number common shares
——
$1.79
$2.31
•Earned per common share
and other Income.;
Interest
_
requirements
preferred dividend
cAfter
p.
313.
Two-
for Sale—
Engine Convairs
July 22 announced that delivery of additional
four-engine aircraft during the remainder of 1957 will permit the
carrier to sell a number of two-engine Convair 240s beginning this
corporation
This
on
Fall.
disclosure
The
from
came
Operations, who said
O.
Mosier,
M.
that American plans to
release about 10 of the
airliners for sale, starting in September. The carrier now
Convairs on its short and medium haul routes.
Mr. Mosier said that American is converting six DC-6 aircoaclies to
etandard-fare
aircraft and will use them on certain routes now
operated with Convairs.
*
He
said
that several aircoacli flights using DC-6
equipment will
be replaced
with new DC-7 Royal Coachmans. AA soon will accept
the first of
11 DC-7s with the Royal Coachman interior scheduled
for delivery to the carrier this year.—V. 186, p. 209.
operates 73
Co.—Merger Plans
on
Unit—
Acquires Surgical Products
has signed an agreement
Needham, Mass., providing
This company
and
business
K.
of
Co.
C.
Towe,
with the MacGrcgor Instru¬
for the sale of MacGregor
assets to Cyanamid, it was announced on
President of Cyanamid ancl Harlan Prater,
July 23 by
President of
Instrument Co. manufactures
hypodermic needles and syringes. Its operations,
In
Nceaham,
Mass.,
and Fitzwilliam,
N. H.,
before
(Rt line of
personnel and plants
will become part of
this
and laboratories here and abroad.
Cyanamid Co., which is observing its
than 40 plants
research in and
diversified Items including pharmaceuticals,
plastics,
organic and inorganic dye-stuffs
alums,
explosives,
fertilizers,
insecticides
more
operates
conducts
company
sales
in
and
$10»
MacGregor
produces a broad line of
biologicals and antibiotics,
and pigments, acids and
and fumigants.
Company
applicable
inc.
Net
throughout the
1914, markets its products
and Soouth America.
acquisition agreement MacGregor
46,460 shares of Cyanamid
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End. June 30—
-
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1.290.324
$5,018,758
1,202,130
731.700
685.300
this
July
in
papers
velopment
30,
research
on
"This
No.
were
formation.
31.2
Oil
&
oil
Operating
two
expenses
income
,
taxes
Other
operating
taxes
Net
operating
income
£ »f£T char8es
186,
p.
$
$
37,228,941 193,084,667 178,077,883
27,148,98(T "24,469,224 129,449,830 115,448,644
4,904,000
4,677,000
23,592,000
22,519,000
2,391,026
2,101,509
11,773,233
10,308,726
314.
5,477,363
'5.981,208
3,678,670
3,814,770 173,880,638 155,535,169
28,269,604
29,801,513
report dated April
Inc.,
and
1956
wells
has
therefore
spacing program for well drilling is being
the completion of wells No. 8 and 9 in
10 and 11 in April 1957. The Tensleep
been extended to a proven area of over
amount to in
company
its
9,200
enjoyed
company
income
over
the
The
energy
of
a
virtually
first
The
quarter
$45,009 compared with $24,000
above it may be noted that
increase in production ancl
of 1956."
Co.—Introduces New Camera—
from solar or light rays has been harnessed to
automatic 8mm movie camera introduced on
transcription
speaker
loud
the
new
is
camera
supplies
the
the
power
first in the world in which light energy
to generate the electric, current which ad¬
motors or springs are used for the expos¬
justs the lens. No batteries,
ure setting. The current
is
transmitted directly from the
photoelectric
controlling the lens iris.
It is also
the world's first completely automatic movie camera in
8mm
size. The movie
maker winds the camera, sights and shoots.
The
electric eye, which adjusts to changing light faster than the
human
eye,
sets the lens for proper exposure before the starting
button
is touched. It can operate the lens through its full range of
stops from f/1.9 to f/16 in less than one second. *
The Bell & Howell 8mm electric eye camera is immediately avail¬
able in retail photographic stores at $169.95.
„ - /
.
Features of the new camera include a 10-ioot spring run with concell
to
a
paid on June 28, 1957.
a-t 80 Shore Road,
located
company,
Port Wash¬
including its wholly owned subsidiaries, imports or
diversified line of products principally in the elec¬
fidelity industry. Its lines include record changers,
turntables, amplifiers, loud speakers, electronic lubes,
a
enclosures,, high
aggregate,, presently
The
'•*
imports Garrard record changers
amplifiers, Wharfedale loud sTv»ak"rs,
solder,
and
manufactures
R-J loud speaker enclosures, and River
company
Leak
players.
and
tubes,
which, in
the com¬
■
and transcription
Genalex electronic
Wharfedale loud
Edge high fidelity
fidelity. cabinets .-and solder,
for more than 90'$ of
account
pany's sales volume.
Multicore
cabinets.
also imports die
The. company
•»
furnaces:.and arc furnaces and
boats-and boating equipment.
'
casting machinery and parts,
certain other machinery, and
muffle
certain
f :
)
feet of office,
manufacturing,
has an option
to purchase the said
land and building. A wholly owned subsidiary
in fee approximately 80,000 square feet
of land adjoining the
company's headquarters in Port Washington.
This land is subject to
a-mortgage in-the amount of $20,000.
. .
..
j
Another
wholly owned
subsidiary owns a woodworking plant on
n:
The
company
v
;
.
'
,
...
leases approximately 23,000 square
warehousing and laboratory space and
;
owns
Road, in River Edge.
feet. This property
approximately $23,000.
60 East 42nd Street, New
Edge
River
set the
July 24
was
high
and
speakers,
100ri
,
company,
tronics
simultaneous drilling
thes north of its
new
this company.
by
a
•
amount of
paid dividends in the
Long
manufactures
acres.
the
lens
The
..
.
has shown a
For the
income amounted to approximately
first quarter of 1956.
From the
gross
23,
June
on
the company
Island, N. Y.. was organizes ns a New York co-poration
under the name of British Industries Sales
Corp.. - on Jan. 23, 1945.
Its. name was changed to British Industries Corp. in 1946.
income.
and
19*6
in 1957 the
Jshare
stock
BUSINESS—The
ington.
to
substantial improvement in both oil pro¬
first quarter of 1957 total oil produced
amounted to
112,921 barrels from the entire property but does not
include production from the recently completed wells No. 10 and 11.
This compares with
total production of 56,921 barrels for the first,
quarter of
1956.
In the same period the company's share of the
"The
0'<tstanding
■
of 5'r
dividend
producing property.
"The company will continue its intensive and progressive development
program uninterruptedly
and will explore every possible potential to
determine the full extent of
the producing area ancl what the oil
duction
1957
500,000 shs.
•251,953 shs.
1957 of a stock dividend of
share plus a 20r/c stock dividend.
So far,
paid quarterly cash dividends of iVa cents per
1957, an^i on Juno 28. 1957. In addition thereto, a
has
March 29.
on
No.
April 22, 1957, the company authorized the
new
wells which will extend its field
distribution
per
comoanv
daily potential of 864 barrels
in
1,
OF JULY
centsU-—_—
-hares.
cents
30
50
(par
DIVIDENDS—In
clay.
We have been advised by the Sinclair
that production has been set at 350 barrels of
Bell & Howell
$
stock
•Following
Wells—
present
Equipment Co.—Contract—
1957—5 Mos.—19oG
11 with a
ancl No
AS
Authorized
per
miles.
lis
of
for
39,922,169
revenues
Operating
Co.
Gas
December
the
S
oil
clay per well.
"At present an 80-acre
followed and has resulted
$0.30
Co.—Earnings-
CAPITALIZATION
completed about
Well No. 10 has
gravity
Pea-
and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
on
July 23 publicly offered 19,200 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) at $15.60 per share.
;/'
PROCEEDS—None of the proceeds will accrue to the company, but
will go to three selhng stockholders.
r
announced that iwo new wells No. 10 and
the middle of Anril 1957 to the Tensleep
a daily potential of 744
barrels of 31.2
has
Corp.—Stock Offered—Kidder,
British Industries
body & Co., Inc.,.
per
$0.76
1957—Month—1956
-
1957, was $9,100*640,^compared to
a decrease of $205,098'.
Included in-cur¬
1957, is the remaihiug term loan balance
of $500,000 maturing, on Jan. 2,. 1.953.-. .
v
:. 1
.
It is anticipated that the level of shipments will-be higher after July.
—v. 184; p. 915.'■
" ;■
.
v.' '
; '■ ;;
part:
gravity oil per day,
of
$516,830
American Telephone & Telegraph
in
said
months of 1957 is estimated at
shares of common
th« 922.6 M
op
capital on June 30.
Net-working
Board of Pacific
in the shares of
effective, at the close of business
progress
fU-ore
$.9,305,738 at Dec. 31, 1956,
rent liabilities on June 30,
•
Inc.—Suspension—
President, in a recent
corporation
ll
$0.30
recognition of the firm's progress in the research and deof an improved electrophotographic paper.-—V. iso
p. 109.
"
suspension,
Scott,
H.
1957.
$0.83
awarded this company a 12-month
improved
high-speed
electrophotographic
•*
11.956
Malcolm
the first six
,1f„
.
•'
,
$2.40
that the Governing
to suspend dealing
Exchange
Laughlin, Inc.—Profits
48
Common
gross
Period End. May 31-
—V.
22
'.?*"*
,
186, p. 211.,
Show Decline—
$1,221,174,
stock - outstanding- on
June 30,
1957, after all charges and after providing
$l',322i939 for Federal income taxes'.'-' This: compares with a net income
for the same period last year of $1,456,870. or $1.77 per share.'.-.The
earnings per"share for the first six months of 1956 have, been .-computed- by." dividing the earnings for
the period by the number -of
shares outstanding at June 30, -1956, adjusted to reflect the issuance
of a-split-upVin'-the form of a dividend on Nov. 28, 1956.
r
William H. Agnew, Chairman of the
Board of the Exchange,
stated that the company has omitted filing
with the Exchange copies of its annual report to stockholders for the
years 1954, 1955 and 1956.
The company has also omitted filing with
tne
Exchange copies of its annual report to the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission on Form 10-K for the past four years.
The
Exchange has been informed
that, the company discontinued
mining operations on or about Dec. 1, 1953.—V. 109, p. 1002.
nlone
Federal
1990.
the com¬
amount, of its 3V*%.
At, the" end
of said
hands of the public out of the
still', outstanding in the
original issue of $191,659,000.—V.
Bliss &
cents per share of
declared in July),
of $4,483,704 or 50
20,
195G
(usually,
voted
has
that
announcing the
$558,624
share
total
31,958
'
additional
-
for conversion of 869,022.500,
principal
debentures and the payment to. it of $27,639,175.
the second quarter there were $37,240,500, principal e mount
debentures
25.
In
$0.42
$0 15
Army Signal Corps has
for
contract
on
July
on
Exchange
Stock
corporation
$281,704
American Photocopy
S.
June
15, 1956—V. 185, p.
announced
was
$0.52
$0.15
185, p. 2441.
of
22,180,805
*
25,292.821 22,148,907
'. $49.81
•*46.37
060.000
. 660,000
' 8,978,733 •8,966,691
8,982.260 ') 8,967,508
•"
preferred'stockl
second quarter of the 'current year 2 760,900
stock were issued upon the surrender to
the
25-year
4.193,774
$2.74
Atok-Big Wedge Mining Co.,
It
Coast
$353,183
Net earnings.
The U.
declared
stock
payable Sept.
Co,
95,262,014
pany
.
stock
dividend
reflect
not
•Does
common
$3,780,682
815,883
_
taxes
per
stock...
Earnings per share ol common
462,700
taxes
Earnings per share
—V.
on
_
shares outstanding
Common
$2,677,008
655,004
373.300
$3,323,680
Dividends
Refining
share June 30
preferred stock
Dividends declared on common
"On
receive
Income
Income
Atlantic
103,701,162
of. common
ineumrv for
common
per
Dividends declared
reserves
Earnings before
to
applic.
value
50,293,227
$1.09
____
During
shares
17,987,091
29.659
-
_
50,273,507
taxes
7^ cumulative
1,969,897
25,322,480
49,000,000
90,000,000
; ', • i$1.09
$2.25
$2.07
•Based on 44,503,508 shares, number outstanding after four-for-one
stock split on Jan.
18, 1957, and conversions of 25-year debentures
through Jung 30. 1 57 and after deducting quarterly dividends on the
19,956.988
3,534,728
53.420,660
common
per
share
.
minority interests
to
stockholders
Book
Canada
Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc. -Earns. Higher—
American
21,737,752
'
56,520,838
101.000.000
income
income
obiU'tn
production
Instrument Co.
common stock
in
exchange lor the business and assets of MacGregor.
employees total approximately 250.—V. 185, p. 2909.
the
will
stockholders
(par
in
terms of
Under
in
founded
MacGregor,
United States
50th anniversary
$500,000,000.
exceeded
1956
minority interestsi
(incl.
income
Net
Income
the VIM
Surgical Products Division.
Cyanamid, in the surgical products field since 1930, manufactures
surgical specialties and the Davis & Geek brand of sutures, ligatures
and suture needles combinations at its plant in Danbury, Conn.
year,
credit
special
before
.
,
27.154,345
45,700,000
28,285,204
•Earns,
$
667*6.18
243,963,653
5,280,979
emer¬
facilities
Federal
1956
22,405,370
of
.
&
deprec.
amortiz.
gency
4,237,600
(265,459,600
129.875,241 125,834,888
2,316,530
2,632,316
items
other charges
Depletion,
capacity,
Oil Co.
./
deducting
following
&
1,363.334,801 1,269,910,142
687,226,813 670,353,986
billings
Int.
*
'
june 2Q
Net
Control—
below.—V. 185, p. 2661.
1957—3 Months—1956
Ended
Inc.
to
credit)
Income
Cyanamid's
The
amis, applic,
(excl.
tax
Barucli-Kenilind Oil Corp.—Two New
MacGregor. The MacGregor
American
inc.
by over
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
1957—6 Months—1956
Steel
Bethlehem
:___L 304,509,274 277.049.879
__.
tax and spiciul credit
U. S. Fed. inc.
Federal
Special credit—inc. from sale of Eastern H?misphere mkting. subs, (after dedec. U. S. Fed.
inc. tax:
1957, $1,254,200;
1956, $1,417,500)
Abandoned—
this company ol the
Company have been
"regretfully abandoned."
The announcement was made jointly by
Kenneth
C.
Towe,
President of Cyanamid, and Melvin C. Eaton.
Chairman of the Board, and George W. Bengert, President, of Norwich
July 24.
They stated that the managements of both companies
had "reluctantly come to the conclusion that further discussions would
be fruitless because of insurmountable legal problems that had arisen."
Negotiations looking toward the acquisition by
and assets of The Norwich Pharmacal
business
ment
income
before
S.
Senior Vice-President,
40-passenger
American Cyanamid
Total
Inc.
U,
special
Release About 10
Airlines, Inc.—To
American
186,
Machine Co.—New
Superior Tool & Die Corp.
Period
302,016,608 275.195,935
2,462,666 , 1,853,944
other operating revenue-
Sales and
industry.
simulator, and automatic machine con¬
Bethlehem Foundry &
See
—
■V.
flight control systems
systems.:—V. 186, p. 314.
Net
1957
Ended June 30—
Six Months
—
50 in key categories of U. S.
firm to increase production
general-purpose
division's
Bendix
connection • with the
and
Bales
the
computer is used in solving scientific
and engineering problems,
ranging from highway routing to I'esearch
in the field of optics.
It also manufactures computer accessories}, the
STATEMENT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
Months Ended June
Six
loans
bank
General Manager.
division now ranks as one of the nation's largest pro¬
general-purpose computers and accessories.
Installations
since delivei-y of the company's first G-15 general-purpose com¬
The
Co.—Plans
company's program to increase its own crude oil producing
including the acquisition of certain properties from Houston
of Texas and additional concessions in Venezuela.
and
of
made
trol
The
marketing facilities were
designed to keep pace
nationwide demand for general-purpose computers, said
-
accelerated production program
puter two years ago total over
The expansion
will enable the
100 machines annually.
Brothers
fund
Refining-
an
said
He
ducers
Convertible Debenture
Issue—The company announced on July 23 that it is
planning to file a registration statement with the Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission with respect to an issue
of $100,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures
to be marketed through an underwriting group headed
by Smith, Barney & Co. It is expected that, subject to
market conditions, a public offering will be made some¬
time after the middle of August and that most of the
proceeds will be used to retire bank loans.
186, p. 1.
—V.
V-
for
production
engineering,
Maurice
(probably on Aug. It. Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Lehman
act as managers, heading a nationwide group of underwriters for
tiie distribution of the debentures, which provide for a sinking
commencing in the sixth year.
Earlier this month the company completed the sale of $20,000,000
of subordinated debentures due June 1, 1977. See V.
18G, p. 210.
will
Atlantic
announced
was
that doubles the size of its manufacturing
on July 23 by this corporation's Computer
growing
W- Horrell, Divisional
with
Commission—
filed a registration statement with the
20-year non-callable senior debentures,
Chairman of the Board. .
to be made publicly in- early August
on
company
program
division.
Ind.—Registers
Co., South Bend,
Securities and Exchange
July 24
SEC
covering
$50,000,000 of
according to Robert L. Oare,
The
offering is expected
par value.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below acting severally
through their representatives, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., have entered
Into
expansion
facilities
Computer Plant—
Aviation Corp.—Expands
Bendix
An
Additional
Associates Investment
With
1957 the company effected a recapitalization
authorization of 2,000,000 shares of common
and the reconstituting of the 50,000 common
Value! formerly outstanding into 060,000 shares, 50 cents
the
these
needed
purchase price of the
Co., Inc. which was
the merger of that
company. The note
will be paid in full on
value
of the offering to
Securities
The
2798.
p.
Howell
roll film.
actual size and a Bell &
Corp.—Listing Ban Continues—
and Exchange Commission on July 23 announced the
issuance of an order pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
capital stock of this corporation for a further 10-day period, July 24
to Aug. 2,
1957, inclusive.—V. 186, p. 314.
the manner which, in its judgment,
returns, and will propose, developing
properties in 1958 as raoidiy as prudence permits in order
oil and gas income to finance subsequent development costs.
185,
—V.
picture-window view-
exposure, a
Bellanca
'
expenditure of program funds in
oilers the best chance of ultimate
1958.
30,
which a 4CT> selling com¬
undiminished to sub¬
pay
productive
to provide
lock and single frame
rhows the subject in
10mm f/1.9 lens. It takes economical 8mm
. .
For versatility both wide angle and telephoto attachments are avail¬
able as accessories. Operation of the. camera is fully automatic with
either attachment.—V.
135, p. 2554.
•
hold, "test, develop and operate oil and gas lease¬
all expenses reasonauly necessary to accomplish
and to pay to Apache compensation due it under the program
Apache will act as the investor's agent, will propose the
to
purposes,
contract.
El Segundo Sales Co., Inc. and upon
corporation into tne company was assumed by the
is payable at the rate of $5,000 per month and
tin June,
to
wholly-owned subsidiary, for
to
acquire,
evaluate,
holds,
with the
Apache Oil Program 1958.
offered for public sale at $10,000 per unit; and
be made on a best efiorts basis by Apache and by
be paid.
Funds will be returned
scribers unless 75 program units are subscribed.
The
corporation proposes to use the proceeds
The
tThis note
is
its
Inc.,
is
mission
run
which
finder
Super Comat
be
to
are
offering
the
APA,
Co
outstanding
assumed by
participating units in
covering
units
The
or
June
corporation
20C
The
SEC
cum.
$1,100,000.
Exchange Commission—
on July 22 filed a registration statement
Securities and
With
Minneapolis, Minn.—Registers
Apache Oil Corp.,
the eight-month
N.
J.,
containing approximately
is subject to a mortgage in the
The company also maintains an
office at
York, N. Y.
»
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the number of shares
40,000
amount
of
square
of
common
mechanism
stock
opposite their names:
Peabody & Co., Inc.Webber, Jackson & Curtis-
Kidder,
Paine.
—V.. 186.
p.
211.
Co., Berlin,
common
was
.'.—__ 11,520
7,680
p." 110.
Brown
The
and
Shares
:
listed
N. H.—Listed on Toronto Exch.—
has been admitted to trading
Exchange on July 26.—V. 186,
stock of this company
the Toronto Stock
on
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(419)
Records,
Capitol
••
This cOT^oratibn
Releases
Inc.
Sound Stereo Tapes—
-
'
.
Full
last week introduced
the
Dimensional
*' *•
•? v*%
-■
finest-in
tape
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
'
Period End. June 30—
In
Sales
release of--13 exclusive Capitol Full Dimensional Sound
packages by some of the nation's greatest artists. ;
tape
addition
artist Df
to
11
artists,
showcase
of
reels,
t-r.e
featuring
each
includes
stereo's
'on
of
Net
specific
a
wonders
of
the
at
are
stereo,
end
to
of
is'
the
the
-
$1.40
-
computed
respective
include
to
provide
to .include
Orohestra-^-FulT Dimen'sibnal
share
per
proper.
results
183,861,815
12,774,642
share
com.
consolidated
order
'"The
the Jrelease' Include
toe
after-taxes_"_'
per
Profit
"A
through
185,380.898
profit
Earnings
Sluay> In Stereo,'* a brilliant
vast..l-ange,: together wittt' a'special booklet; and
release
"Intro to St'ereb," a narrated journey
exciting music'and real-life rounds.
Others
talents
the
The
schedules provide for increases
averaging approximately
and. c aggregating
about $2,100,000 a
month.
Federal
income
other taxes would reduce the net
gain to the company to
something more than $900,000 a month.
The
new
rates
affect
substantially all
classes
of
-customers
of
both Friison and its Public Service
Company division.
Edison serves
the
city
of
Chicago and Public Service some 320 communities in
Northern Illinois.
the
on
periods.
both
27,389,486
The
of
and
1956
sawsiuiaiies.—
185,
increases
by Leopold Stokowski, consisting ox a unique- pre¬
full symphony orchestra—tight complete works, that
sections -oT tue crdhestTa alorie and in''contbina'tloh, inV
of
age
less
will
depend
2443.
p.
the
reveai
eluding
the
works"
others.
The
deluxe
Also.
of
"House
•The
includes
by
the
Lord"
"■Third-SJihpliony*'f 'by
Symphony
Orchestra,
Tchaikovsky.
Williams.
of
package
the
William
•
-
Strauss
.
Steinberg
—V.
reports total net assets of $50,347,3(14 on June
30, 1957,
equal to $23.11 per share as compared with $22.05 on Dec.
31, 1956
wnen tfttitf net
assets' were $47,697,030.
Including tlie capital gains
distribution, of 78 cents per share paid last
Jan. 31, this represents an
increase of 8.3/$'."' *
! ""*.
and
Roger
conducting the Pittsburgh
-.' ,-f
"
-
„
Richard
-
During ,;thev six-month
.
increased
usual prices
ithe' aggregate of tape,'; package and Federal excise
excluding state and local taxes are: Za tapes, $9.95; ZC, $11.95;
ZD, 1512.95; ZF,- $14.95, and ZH, $16.95.
■ •
from
period, ther number of
2,178,755.—V. 185, p.
2,136,291
shares
to
.
International
an
.
Its
.
-
,
sound
,
...
-
...
,
.
high fidelity,, records
arid
.
recording
.
Capitol
Phonographs iin'e to
first'time''Oh'July -22..r, f
be
to
John
of
outstanding
•intkodnced
•
,4he- corporation
«(.w in-,
,.
design . tne attractive
the
to
public
•'• *'
;ior; the
^
"'Th'iiiille "Includes
'.-
both
portables and consoles."Usual retail 'prices .'
$249.95, slightly hig.ier west ox the Rockies;—
$29.95
from
range
V; 184,
to
232$.
p.
f *>>>'
Union
Securities
which
on
& Co. headed an underwriting
July 24 made *• secondaty <*ering
the
by
Chairman,
the
stated
utility
to
that
file
the
system
date
of
higher
the
will
:
>
rates
costs
money
revised
rate
*
aver-
new
the
and
schedules.
and
the
company's
General
overseas
and
the
Larvex
'
,
final
(par $1) at $22 per share.' This,
coal
McDowell
-
dock
coal
at
system,
'
Final
Liquidating
18
and
the
Superior Court of the State
authorization
of
the
twelfth
announced
of
$380,213.69,
the
at
of
rate
company,
of
island
Stock
in
Cuba
the
by
&
largest sale of equity securities
company operating there.
a
;
*
Cuba—
subsidiary of International Telephone
a
completed
Tne
i
78.681
to
tiffe
.'
Telegraph
made
ever
on
«■
-
'
v.
company sold
102,165 shares at $100 each,
producing $10,216,500
expansion program. It plans to install 61,000 new
telephones
by the end of 1960 at a total expenditure of more
than $60,000,000.
This would represent an increase
of about 42ft -over the
number
for- its
Division.
r
telephones
New Dock—
■The
service.
financing,
with
franchise
not
and
the
the
company said,
Government
7ft
]).- 235.
telephone
total
on
capital
made
was
Cuban
authorizing
less• than
*
of
in
now
new
agreement
tons of ooai a„ hour.
The
anticipation of the St. Lawrence
in
share,
Corp., has
PresqUe Isle, Mich.
handling
Secretary,
July
on
liquidating distribution
per
-This
crews
from
McDowell Co.,
Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, on
July ,22> started'to drive piles for the
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry's new $7!-
OOO-OOO
Liquidating- Corp.
Robinson,
Ciibaii Telephone Co.—Sells
•
*
opera-
-
Ry.—Constructing
M.
surrender'
/ Construction
group
oI'SHJW
shares of "Common stock
served
stockholders of record Julv 31, 1957.
The company announced that itA
books will be closed against transfer
.shares after that date and that all
stockholders will be required to
their stock certificates.—V.
172, p. 1828.
of
the
-
Eastman Dillon,
—
and
**
'■
Sold
corporation,
Vice-President
Laboratories
.
*
Chesapeake & Ohio
Carter Products, Inc.—- Stack
Mr.
l aboratories; Crookes-rBurnes
V, 185, p. 2443.
"
~
this
22 by Charles T. Silloway, President.
Anschel's
appointment
as
the
first
major expansion progfam for
a
of
tiPUs, which currently amount to $2,600,000 in annual sales.
'In his pew. post,,; Mr. Ansehel uill dircOt International operations of
the major Chomvtiy divisions and subsidiaries: Lady Esther; Dunbar
•
-
customers
month.
The effective
the Commission.
a
by
Edison
California
and
1039.
_
its
as
bn July
referred,to
-/
-
,.
and albums.
engineers
;>
Division
Ansehel
Eugene
announced
,.
•
__
bf
-
directed
Chile,
-Consolidated
LliemWay Corp.:—To Expand Overseas Operations—
;
..
»f
pressed .into today s
cents
action
prices forced
186, p. 212.
cents
Creation
-
residential
50
on
Payment-
taxi
,
-
This .trust
24-page booklet in full Color*.
Wagner Chorale;
Toch's
a
than
•Willis
rising
Century Shares Trust—New Asset Up 8.3%—
the
for
In
Sound" -conducted
sentation
and
adjusted
been
«
*
,
1957
operations.
have
v.
outstanding
results for-
foi'mgn
data
$3.02
shares
company's
dome, tic
27,380,627
$3.00
•
number
comparisons,
of •lort.gxi
372,048,929 346,663,632
15,733,573
'si.74*
.
revised
7% ft
taxes
1957—6 Mos.—1956
recordings
in* its premiere
stereo
1957—3 Mos.—1956
3
possible by an
the
company's
amending
rates
producing
invested
■
in
the
return
company.—V.
;
.
net
a
of
177,
,
first
(J. S.) Dirton & Sons Stores Co., Inc.—New
Name, etc.
oversubscribe^
See
•PROCEEDS—The
King Soopers, Inc. below.
cerf aiij stock
coal
.BUSINESS^-rCorporatidrt, a successor to as business, started an 1880,
is'engaged m the manufacture^and marketing' of -'ethical, propriatal'y
and
there
products, the
most
important
of Which are ' Mlitowri
(meprobatnatej,. a
tranquilizer and
mttscle
relaxant;
Arrid,
a
de¬
odorantRise, an vaerateti ;i>.iaving cream; Carter's Little Liver Pills;
The
tion,
tne
•
plant'
'principal
.
Brunswick,'N.
J.
andf research
'
*
laboratory
.
•'
at
are
»'
'New
'*
Krupp
...
k
!tr£
since
vw
y
jear
18»—
tion
which
mon
the
no
the
will
"
of
be
of
'
of
Option
by
Dillon, Union
for
of
of
...
Iucoipo'ra-
shares
the
*
be
safd
shares -of
is
In'c._._
&- Co._
Johnston,
1,0603,000
Whipple <te Co._.
Baker, Simondk'& Co.„„_'
2.000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Bateman,
3,600
Bacon,
Eichler
&
Bear,SWarhs
Inc.
fc Co.
Inc—_;
,
Blunt
Ellis
Boetlcher
Sullivan
Bosworth',
;
Inc.
"ft
Co.;
Brown
Buckner
ft
ft
Co
ft 'Eeane^.—
2,000
Model,
Roland
Mcoic,
Leofit rd
l.ooo
I-.
...
Burke ft MacDonald, lnc.-u
Clark.
•
John
Dodge
Clarke
W.
C.
0.
Co
ft
Ceilings ft
Curtis
Piper,
Prescott,
Inc.
2,000
2,000
Crutknden,
Co.
2,000
Dominick——
6,000
Eeinholdt
Oscar. -E.- -Dooly ft Co.-a-Dcyle, O'Connor ft Co._j._-
1,000
Riter
DOminick
Drexel
ft
ft
ft
Sons
Equitable Securities
Inc.
Ike
Corp...
Fusz-Schmelzle
Gillen
ft
Glore,
ft
Forgan
ft
500
debentures has
represent
been
has
part
of
to
there
nlSo
bote
inclusive,
ami
Were
1966,
offering
$100,000,000
a
that
and
debentures
was
'4% ft
2,000
1.000)
2,000
—,
Drane
ft
ft
registered
also V.
See
186,
Scrlbneiv
Staats
R.
ft
__—
called
1972
at
Marine
for
of
redemption
102 ft
Midland
3Vaft
its
Co.
Sachs
&
15.090
Go
Haas
C.
Halk'arter,
Hariiman
•
ft
&
3,000
,—_
Ripley
Inc.
ft
Co.__
2,000'.
has
its
jet
new
stated
equipment,
turbo-prop
communication
American
that
which
'instrument
that
announced
and
Collins .'airborne
of
Hentz
ft
,
2,000,
500
2.000'
15.000.
2,000
3.000
3,000
6,000
Interstate
Securities
Corp.
Co.__
ft
Wheat &
Wkite,
1.000
.1,000
HO.
p.
J.
ft Co., Ir.c._
Hugh Johnson
■2-V. *186,
Wertheim
C.
•
New
120
York,
includes
landing
signed
and
This
SEC
exceed
to
for
2,000
Broadway,
wll!'
Inc.,
order
navigation
the
for
receivers,'
Dean
3.700
1,0002,000
registration
a
it was announced on July 23,
exemption ordar permitting its acquisi¬
shares of cumulative convertible preferred'
company,
an
stock.
of
The
Orr,
filed
by
McLouth
on
July
3,
1957,
that
public offeriixg of. 105,000 shares of preferred
underwriter is The First Boston Corp.; and James,
is also a director of Colonial. Because
principal
First
a
statement
Boston director,
this
inter-company
affiliation,
purchase
of
McLouth
stock
by
prohibited by the Investment Company Act unless an exexemption -order- is issued- by- the Commission.
Its purchase is to be
made from, an underwriter or member of the selling group other than'
First Boston.—V.
185, p. 934. '
Colonial
is
Columbus
&
Southern
Ohio
Electric
Co.—Plans Pre¬
Stock Offering—
ferred
•
This
.
Casware, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa,—Files With SEC—'
The
SEC
i,ue
on
1962 and
1,
July
offered
in
letter of notification with the'
convertible sinking fund debentures,
filed
17
of
$150,000
covering
July
be
to
corporation
7"r
a
fpar 50 cents)'
150,000 shares of common stock
units
of
$50
a
debenture
and
50
shares
of
company
ferred. stock)
stock
$100
at
to
be
per
used
for
nhit.
underwriting
No
working
capital.
involved.
is
The
-
is'
planning
it was
sell
to
announced
on
$8,000,000
Ju'v
par
amount
of
A
to
and
Dividend
later-by
'
common
The
directors of the company.
proceeds are to be -noli-d
net
finance construction.—V.
to
185,
p.
1151.
V.
a
period
181,
p.
of
may
three
convertible
be
years
into
on
common
and
after
stock
at
$2
July
1,
per
1958
share.—
Commonwealth
early
filed
1774.
of
Details
-
.
.
Edison Co.—Files Rate Schedules—
proposed rate-increase-announced
month
were
made
public on
July 23
this
new
the
rate
schedules
with
the
Illinois
receive
NOTE:
$63.00 per
On
account
year.
of
$196
per
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
during
of
Bank,
tenders
Ltd.,
lifts
Madison,. Indi
located at Chatham,
is
x
••
the
first
quarter
Dow
of
1959.
chemicals
to
stem
synthetic fibers, plastics
the
Southeast
Offer—
New
for
below.—V.* 176,
p.
508.
for Stock—
York,
N.
will
Y.,
p.m/on
to 3
up
the
sufficient
of
sum
$1,000,000
cash.
1957.—V.
Tenders
will
be
limited
to
183, p. 1857.
cut-off
abrasive
wheels
wheels
.
by-this company
when the-utility
Commerce
Commission.
and advertisements
for
for
all
kinds
with
use
of
right
applications
angle
and
grinders
depressed
are
described
newly printed bulletin published by this Corporation. Recommenda¬
tions are listed
for
applications ranging from the fine
finishing of
stainless
.
in
steel
Different
forced
to
the
types
with
cutting
of
fabric
wheel
and
and
cleaning of tough
construction
incorporating
are
new
alloy castings.
1
illustrated.
Wheels
rein¬
"waffle"
sides
featured
are
the folder.
The
corporation will
refractories
exhibit
and
its
products,
crucibles
at
two
September.
company's
100
foot
including grinding wheels,
important fairs in AugUst
exhibit
will be set up first in the
exhibit
building of the Erie County Pair, Hamburg,
Aug. 17-24 slid then will be moved to Syracuse for the New York
State. Fair Aug. 30 to Sent. 7—~V. 186, p. 213.,
new
square
industrial
N. Y.,
-
Emerson
Electric
$3,165,800
the
of
Mfg. Co.—Subscriptions—A total of
principal amount of 5V?%,
$3,390,000
Convertible
subordinated
offered
common
to
debentures, due July 15, 1977,
stockholders
was
subscribed
for
through the exercise of rights which expired on July 23.
The $224,200 unsubscribed debentures
being purchased
by the underwriting group headed by Smith.
Barney &
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; and Newhard, Cook &Co.
have been placed.—V.
186, p. 213.
:
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Corp.—Announces New
Group in Atom Field—
This
and
-corporation,' in
General
Aniline
ft
association
Film
Elecfronies-Meiallurgy)
proposal
Admiral
dealing
with
reactor
John
D.
the
project,
Small,
has
Joint
it
with
Corp.,
Group,
Revere
submitted
AEC-CEM
was
Copper
constituting the1
to
development
announced
on
ft
CEM
AEC
July
Brass
Inc.
(Chcmicalsa
of
24
voluntarya
nuclear
by
Rear
Vice-President of. Emerson.
The
CEM Management Committee
includes
the
Presidents of the
three
companies:
Benjamin
Abra.ns,
President,
Emerson
Radio
ft
Phonograph- Corp.; C. A: Macfie, President, Revere Copper & Brass
Inc.;
and
John
Hilldring, President, General Aniline ft Film
Corp.
Iiv discussion.
Admiral Small pointed out that the use of
nuclear
radial ion energies in process industries, such as the
chemical industry
is
a
great but
comparatively-unexplored potential of the peaceful
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
Canaan,
and
industrial
in
sale to it of $7
preferred stock,
preferred stock, series L, at $212 per share for series
share for series B preferred, to an amount
$6
post
Canada.
headquarters
and
produced
Co.—Proposed Exchange
Telephone Co.
,
for
debentures
ox
has
elevators
2550.
p.
Manhattan
and
radiation
tn short-^-m bank loans already
proceeds
•
>
The
Corp.,
ure
in -a
-
?n.
plans call for offering the issue early in October
investment banking group n.ai.ed o/ Dillon Read ft Co, Inc.
rate
and
offering price of the stock will be determined
an
lifts
States Corp.—Tenders
1957
exhaust
center
pre¬
Present, tentative
through
employed
are
Dover
•
Chase
A,
The
the
proposed
company
1,000
15,000
185,
-
15.000
Cohu .ft Stetson.
Witter ft Co..„
of
production
Telephone
Eastern
and
2.000
Weld & Co..-
in Chicago, 111., has been
the country's
largest manufac- 1
industrial
lifting equipment and
Oil-hy'vaulie
stockholders of record July 15,
stock, $100 par, of McLouth Steel Corp., of Detroit; and the Comrnts-'
Hon has given interested persons until July 31, 1957, to request a near—
ing thereon.
In
said.
an
start
General
series
system
investment
Boston
aplpied to the
tion-of-not
modern
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—New Bulletin
pui'chase
a
communication
to
Durham
Abrasive
Airlines,
American
of
flccculants,—V.
The
through
fleet with more than $1,1.00,000"
and navigation equipment.
»
had
25
Krieger
of
versatile product will be
among the first
acetylene. It is used in the production of
->e
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Seeks Approval of Acquisition—
has
H.
15,000
Co
Winslow,
'
500
2,000
15.000.
6,000-
—"
Co.—v—
ft
Inc.
Webster Securities
Corp.
1
Co
Hutton
E-.
Meyer ft Fox
Nicolaus ft Co.,
ft
The
*
receivers'and automatic direction finding
systems for the 3o Boeing 707 and 35 Lockheed Electra aircraft already,
ordered by Americap.—V. 186, p. 316.
-
—3,000
Spencer Trask ft CO.—'
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Walker, Austin ft Waggener
15,000
$00
Hornblower ft Weeks
W
Stone
Co.,
^
Harrison ft Co.—^
H.
Stifel,
6,000
Co
Co
Stem, Frank,
2,000
_i_.
Goodbody & Co
G.
Stephens, Inc
iq:-expected,
Irom
July 29,
next,
1,
of
Automotive
Merger—
mortgage and collateral
interest.
Payment will bet
of
construction.
to
acrylonitrile plant is scheduled to
begin early
next year at the
company's Texas Division at Freeport, Mich., it is
announced
by Leland I. Doan, President.
The new plant,
currently planned for completion in
December, 1958,
with
first
plus accrued
Trust
20
Mr.
JDow Chemical Co.—New
Acrylonitrile Plant.Construction
•
Sept.
on
Tenn.
subsidiary, Rotary Lift. Co.
185, p. 2445.
and
'
Goldman,
division
a
production
Ontario.—V.
316.
p.
for
special
—
Co.—
.company,
Memphis,
pricbd
15, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 212.
company
equip
2.000'
Hague
•
A
Collins Radio Co.—To Equip Air Fleet—
&■ Co—_—6,000
smith,
at
,
/
favorable
These
under
additional
com-
its Central Division Office
Rotary Lift Co., one
Oil-hydraulic
elevators,
lifts.
factory
mar¬
.
due
The
at
'This
& Co.,
Gardner
currently
California,"
were
Corp.—Subsidiary to Expand Office—
of
The
>
i
They
fund,. $8.9.000
bonds
York
Collins
Co
Richter Co
William
15,000
Co
3.700/
Smioh, Barney ft Co.———
.,.
sinking
rust
2,000"
Inc.—
Singer,
1,000
1,000
.
I
6.000
Shillinglaw, Bolger ft Co.—
3.O0)
Inc.
Co.,
Company
*•
-
•
-
stations
service
'
'
Robinson-Humphrey
shields
15,500
.
ft
ft
are
by
,
ail to
units
213.
p.
announced
Hirers
multiple-pump
such
will provide for an
constructed throughout
be
expansion of
,
6,000
2-_
ft
An
of
modern,
more
financing
to
.Dover
,
110.
'
company
uiade
Co.r_^.-_
Scherck,
6,000
The First Boston Corp
First California Co.
fine.)
ft
Co.,
1,000
—
builder
new
stations
accrued
series
—The
the
New
Shepard
—
Lear ft
Reed,
1,000
15,500
Co.,
Edwards ft
G.
A.
Co.,
Podesta
"The
......
"
—V.' 186,
Citizens Utilities Co.—To liedeem Bonds—
.
6,000
——
Courts & Co.—ILr.——
Martins
marketing of- the securities.
2,000
ft Co
Cook & Co
Jaifray
'
load.(sole
i
commitment,
,Recently, eight
pleted while 12
McDowell-
Divisions, has manufacturing
Ferry, Ohio, and in Port Huron,
Securities
Stone_—
Hopwood
p. L. Putnam-ft Cod Inc.—
Co.1.009
ft
*
.15.000
.——
and
p.
.series .of
seven
& Lynch—
ft
Webber,' Jackson
Paine,
-
:
Mn.seley
Newhard,
1,600
3.000
6,000
tine, t
S.
F.
Butcoei* & Sherrerd—x—2.000
Central Republic Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
6.011
'
SOliSL^vl.--
Co..„22__
ft
equipment,
,
2,000
Merrill
Masted
'
for
Though
and Exchange Commission for sale up to at least April
The total of debentures sold under the initial offering was not
announced,
Salomon
Bros,
ft
Ilutzler
is
acting
as
agent for
the
2,000
A.'E.
.
-5.'
...»
Alex.
Mason-Hagan, Inc._______
3,000
Co-——---
the
of
contract.
Scale
continuing demand for them.
interest, but came due from I960
to yield from 4,75%
to 4.89,ft<.
*
.■
1,000
•
ft
1
ft
;
ft
186,
ABC's
a'
15,000
6,000
2,060
Siihnihilis2j_
&
Boemiing tSj
first
Both
Rhoaaes
Marks
M.
February,
bound
24.
•'
extending over the next two years,
brings to
nearly $3,000,000 funds obtained from insurance companies for the
purposes of "modernizing and
increasing the company's gasoline sales
1," 1959.
Co.
Loeb,
and
Akron
inclusive.
1970
the
Laurence
M.
The
will mature on
July 1 of each year from 1967 '
are offered
at prices ranging from 98 Vu
to
interest, to yield, according to maturity, from
4.94 Vo
to 5%..,. - -'••*
' . "
;
•
A spokesman for
the financing company said the reception of the
to
6.000
6,000
Carl
Co.
this
coal
July
on
debentures
new.
6.000
6,000 '!•.
Walter ^ Hurry,
-
in
97%,. plus
1.000
Bingham,
Toledo
new
automatically -record each boat
in addition to Wellman
July 15.
on
The
•
ft
—
completed
metallurgical
turities longer than the series placed by it on the
15,500
Langley ft Co
ITigginson Corp.———
of
...
15,000
C.
Lee
Co.; —0,000
Becker
G.
A.
W.
tons
was
■
Co.-6.000
Co.
1,000
Co,:._,
it
company,
•"
'2,000
Kidder,. Pegbody ft Co,___:
Knhn, Loeb ft Co.„_l_____
.
Co.-i___'_^-,._.„^
ife
Leniom-ft
Since
I. T. Financial Corp.—Adds Four Longer Series to
Debt Issue—The corporation opened for
subscription on
.July 24 four new series of 4%% debentures bearing ma-
Shares!
"
■
juultiple-puihp
C.
Capital
'
Corp.
belt-,
California—Sale and Leaseback—
'
follows:
as
will
unloaders)
ore
Michigan.—V.
N
of
ket
The Johnson, Lane, -Space
75,160
Lestrange
which
another'
outlets.
McDowell
subsidiaries
ihe.
and
completed
of
has received a commitment from un eastern insurfor the purchase and leaseback of
$1,506,600 of new
service stations, W. G. Krieger,
President, announced
company
ance-compjiny
O, at Newport News, Va.
This installa¬
capacity of 3,000 tons an hour, is currently
major part of the
Germany
is building some
which
The
the com-"';
to
6,000
Arthurs,
devices
'c %'■
7
of
Hulett
putstanding
2,565,600 alls. ]
,
recently,
TJiis
-
,
the
has
common
underwriters
reconstituted
L\. T."
•
Se-
& Co.,
•"
'
...
several
into
will
each
of
capitalization
Issuance pursuant
the
stock
common
purchased
Allyn
Bache
,
^
'
Plan.
names
cui'lfciesC6.'_^l."____;
C.
Thus,
Authorized
value)*—3,000,600 shs.
1 y-'-.Bharbs.
A.
•
106
of
-
Stock
shares
be
Eastman
of
shares.
125,000 shares reserved
Employees'
to
'
,
fiougrlas Oil Co.
docks
O's
rT1—
,
to 3,000.000 shares of com¬
fh'e 25,630 •huts'tanding Shares
consist
follows:
'
'UNDERWRITERS—The
number
to
2,565.000
as
*
Common stock ($1 par
J =* Includes
each
and
reconstituted
'.•-.
stock
••
Certificate
the
to
increased
be
value,
par
aggregate
company
pany's
amendment,
value,- will
$f
ixu
'
.,
been approved by its • stockEoldebs and will become
to i 'delivery by the underwriters 'of <the ^shares above
presently authorized- capital stock oi 26,600
par
stcck,
or
.»
..
company's
of,, capital stock
stock
...
in 19j6. Cauci has paid uxvicicnds
has.
effective -prior
shares,
inr>.
...
.
^
S
.
'CAPITALIZATION—By
offered;
x.
..
^
Pt
ft
crews
have responsibility for the complete construction job. Two of
tixe McDowell, manufacturing divisions, Wellman Engineering Co. and
ABC's Scale, both of Cleveland, are currently engineering and buildlug much of the equipment, including the approach ramp, the barney
l.aul, the twin tandem rotary car dtnnper facility and the Weighing
-
-.
C
Europe.
McDowell
fiscal
the
rates, they handled 17,000,000 tons of
shipped through all Great Lakes port$.
million
a
when
&
Country.
over
Last year,
;•
most
C
design
the
has-handled
peak
total
the
for
a
in
at
the
company,
also
which has
Western
year.-Net'.earnings', for fcl;;e 1957 fiscjl jear were $4,473,131,
e^tivalept' to $1.74. ppr share on the 2,565,000 'shares outstanding,
eve
"McDowell
largest
it
■■
EARNINGS—Gonsoiidaied ret sales for. tile fiscal, year ended Mar., 31,
li)57, were $41-,835,609, compared with $22,748,873 for the correspoiidiMg.
1956
operating
about" 34% *of
loading dock,
and. Nair, "a."depilatory.-■
s
ttere
coal,
toiletry
^Garter
handling'capacity in Toledo.
must be made in New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Place
Air.
and products, leading to new and important industries.
••The CEM Group, lie said, has been studying the problems involved
in ttDDlving radiation energies to industrial processes, and in finding
"In
industry,
representing a diversified cross-section of American
with demonstrated managerial competence, long exp rience
and expert
knowledge' in important industrial iields.
It is proposed to augment
team
scientific staff with additional radiation
eomWned large
Group's
and
the
President, told
July
This
$57,000,000,
Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
Equitable Securities
Aug. 1, next, $5,000
debentures due Feb. 1,1900 ~t
called for redemption on
has
company
fund 5%
payment will be made at
its sinking
186, p.
,
it
Commission,
Exchange
and
Securities
Texas—Stock Offer¬
America, Dallas,
Suspended—
ing Temporarily
was
announced on
July 18, has i. sued an order, icmpor riy mw«> nUnr? a
exemption .rom registration under the Securities Act
respect
to
provides
w
a
an
the
bother
the
backlog at June 30, 1957 totaled
working
defense
new
orders
Regulation A
1Jo3 with
ol
-ikist.
public ottering y
ine oiocr
opportunity ior hearing, upon re.jmvt, on the question
vacated or in«(ie peimanent.
suspension should be
provides a conditional exempnon ironi registration
under the Securities Act .with re. pe-v tovpupue difeimtgs^oTAecumies
not
exceeding $300,000 in
imoun..
Mdedty tiled its Regulation A
notification on Nov. 27, 1953, proposing the puolic onering.ol 30,000
shares
ot
its common stock at $iU per share pursuant to such an
Regulation
A
of
(P. II.)
an
shares
to
The
bank
of
price
tinental
loans,
to be used to pay $1,500,-
are
$1,882,665
pay
181,
account
on
of
properties
expansion.— V.
for
and
company,
t<>
Kentucky
the
the
p.
the
of
Southern
Con¬
arerts . (a) that ^Council
all ilia te of Fidelity, is
Aprii 5, 1J56, in the
U. S.
ol Texas permanently
enjoining him trom further sales ol securities in violation ol Sections
5 and 17 of
the Securities Act; and <bi that F.delity is permanently
enjoined by an injunction entered on Jan, 8,
1 u57, in the Distiict
Court of Garden County, .Nebraska, from further sales of securities m
violation of the Blue Sky Lav.' oi Neuraska.—V. 179, P* 516,
to a judgment and decree emefeu on
District Court lor the Fastenn District
Flight Research, Inc., Richmond,
Missile Tracking Camera—
new,
Inc.—Assets Over $400,000,000
Fundamental Investors,
Total
this
of
assets
net
the $400,000,000 mark during
passed
fund
ended June
30, making it the second common stock
mutual fund in history to reach this she.
Assets
of
the
fund, at June 30, totaled $406.553.415, a gain of
the
quarter
_
„
.
„
$36,685),641 over the figure on March 31, end of the first quarter.
Net asset value per share advanced more than a dollar—from $15.67
$16.91
to
quarter.
Shares
80,132,-xV.
185,
the
during
shareholders
and
10
F.
President;
Fisher,
been
awarded
that tuls corporation
production of 295 20-ton truck
July-. 18 announced
the
lor
a contract pri ;e hi excess or
recently awarded through the
respieseuting
cranes
on
contract
a
to 24,039,337
rose
2557,
Inc.—Awarded Army Contract—
Gar Wood Industries,
E.
has
outstanding
p.
$10,000,000.
Chicago Procure¬
ment office
of the U, Si. Crops or Engineers. '"
:
1
Gar Wood has been the major supplier of this size truck crane to
both the U. S. Army and
U. S. Air Force since 1950.
According to Mr. Fisher, the truck .■•wanes arc being manufactured
at Gar Wood's Findlay, Oluo, plant, headquarters, of the company's
construction
machinery division.
Military truck winches and bomb
handling erants for the IT.
S. Navy are currently being produced
at Gar Wood's Wayne, Michigan, plant.—V.
185, p. 1274.
The
contract
was
.
The
ior
V.
185,
statement issued
corporation, and Rex
joint
a
this
offered
Co.
Telephone
to
are
construction
bank
retire $2,675,000
p.
1874.
be
loans
This
the
filed
company
the
preferred,
plus,
in
p.
case,.-accrued'•'divi¬
each
184,
General
Transistor
Corp.—Sales
and
Profits
Rise—
July 22 said in part:
on
share
on
Inc.,
•
'-General
1956
as
Western
Transistor
West
a
magnetic
Coast
Corp.
organized
was
in
December
recording
West
our
80%
is
by
heads
reproducing
and
Coast
owned
for
computers,
we
operations.
General
Transistor
Western
Transistor, the remaining 20% being
General
held
early
components, and has designed and manufactured automatic machinery.
The remainder of the common shares of Elsin are publicly held and
traded over the counter.
Management of Elsin has been strengthened
and steps taken to further other of our oreviously stated objectives.
1959.
Mr.
Sharp
said other plants and buildings are in the planning
stage and that step-by-step additions to meet increased market needs
will be made during the
next five to 10 years.
He said any new
facilities
that
may
be constructed on the property will be used to
supplement
manufacturing
facilities now operated by Hotpoint
in
Chicago, Cicero, Milwaukee and Chicago Heights.
He said the company has no plans to close or move from present
factory
and
office
locations.
These
relatively
new
and
efficient
plants
said,
be
will be retained in the foreseeable future, he
improved or modified to meet new manufacturing
and
needs.—V.
186,
but may
marketing
213.
p.
the operating ofticers on the West Coast.
Our" West Coast
representative now uses this subsidiary as a base of operations,
it is planned to transfer this representative arrangement to the
by
sales
and
subsidiary
in January of 1958.
Limited production has been started
projected sales for the last half of 1957 are $100,000.
"In
April, we contracted
to acquire- majority
stock ownership in
and
,
Elsin
Electronics
shares
corporation
on
July
covering a proposed
1977.
The
offering will
bankers headed by
The
loans
25
issue
filed
of
a
registration
$100,000,000
be underwritten
Stanley <fe Co.
by
statement
20-year
a
with
the
debentures due
of
group
of
as
mobiles and other General Motors appliances.—V.
186, p. 5.
General Precision Equipment Corp.—Unit Elects—
Promotion
of
announced
Inc.
was
and
President
of
two
of
executives
of
General
Precision
Laboratory
July 26 by Hermann G. Place, Board Chairman
Precision Equipment Corp., parent company
on
General
Dr.
1957
Raymond L. Garman,
James
W.
new
Director
Murray,
formerly Executive Vice-President of GPL,
post of Chairman of the Board,
in
charge of
formerly
research
Executive
and
and continues
development.
Vice-President,
was
elected
be
This 50-year old company spe¬
telemetering equipment, microwave
Corp.
of
$900,000
soles
and
goals
for
$1,250,000,
the
are
expected to approach
third
and
respectively.
30c
per
fourth
After
activities,
we
share
quarters
allowing
for
should
show
in
attained
the
"At
had
had
We
4%
or
of
making a
all
looked back at
we
ten-fold
a period in which our sales
$1,131,000 and our profits had
per share on the shares then outstanding.
transistors sold in thfe industry in 1956.
65c
study of
decided that our
to
the history
of
the
goal would be to sell 8%
sales
of
Goodyear President,: an¬
Thomas,
all
matters
plastic
overseas
sales
materials
and
to
relative
iaw
Batteries, Inc.—Reports Record
Sales
April 30, 1957 sales by this corporation
higher than ever before, and net profit was
were
the previous year which had been the high point
Consolidated net income, after taxes, was
S168.360 or 5.7% over the previous year.
Earnings for the year amounted to $3.90 per share on the 800,000
shares of common stock outstanding on April 30,
1957. This is an
the
over
company's
sates.
$3,122,100, an increase of
previous year's earnings of $3;77 per common share
outstanding on April 30, 1956.
outstanding at the end of the fiscal
year.
Preferred stock outstanding at the end of the previous year
had been converted into common during the year.
/
On April 30,
1957 the company's net current assets amounted to
$20,145,708 and earned surplus was $23,746,453.—V. 185,,p. 485.
increase
the
over
shares
774.394
on
There
was
preferred stock
no
(W. II.) Grace & Co.—New Davison Plant on Stream
Supplies Canada With Petroleum Cracking CatalystAnnounced
fully
operation, the
$6,000,000 plant
of
Valleyfield, near Montreal, Canada,
in
Ltd.,
now
as
Chemical
Davison
at
Co.,
catalyst for Canadian refineries,
producing synthetic fluid cracking
is
thereby contributing to the self-sufficiency of the country's petroleum
industry, which hitherto has been entirely dependent upon United
States
sources
bf supply for the catalyst,
The
of
affiliated
is
company
Division
W.
Grace
R.
with
Chemical
Davison
the
The
Co.
<te
plant
Canadian
at
and Identical in product to Davison plants
cinnati
and
Lake
Charles,
La., whose combined
design
by
company
a
used
catalyst,
which
in
considerable margin the largest
most refineries for the catalytic cracking process
yield of high octane gasoline and ocqer desirable
petroleum derivatives.
Output of the Valleyfield
.•
requirements
field,
In
all
tract
the
sulphuric
which
Sulphuric
ol
are
Th?
also
is
acid
unit
first
the
for
provide
of Vailey-
foot grocery
p.
318.
Operations From New Center
at Mt. Kisco, N. Y., on July 22
Metropolitan Distribution Center as the
operations
its
of
load
186,
local manufacture,—V/
of
began
company
the
truck-trailer
square
to
limits
plant consumes large quantities of sodium silicate
acid, anhydrous ammonia and alumina hydrate,
Canadian origin.
National Silicates, Ltd., of New
Grand Union Co.—Begins
from
corporate
constructed a sodium silicate solution plant adjacent to the
facilities, and supply of the material is through pipeline.
catalyst
first
the
within
Stone
operation
of
,
has been scaled
foreseeable future.
plant
the
has been constructed by E. G. M. Cape & Co., Ltd.,
engineering and design plans prepared by the Badger
& Webster Engineering Corp.
from
of
for
20-acre
a
plant
the
Montreal,
in
output make the
producer of this
the
increases
on
Company
similar
is
Baltimore, Cin¬
new
merchandise
of
from
just-opened
the
372,000
for Grand Union supermarkets
warehouse left
in
area.
will
Kisco
it
completed
is
unit,
second
the
on
be
when
East
over a year ago, the Grand
one of the largest chain
food
just
Begun
a
next summer.
18Q.0Q0
square
Union installation at Mt.
distribution centers in the
Construction has now begun
perishables Warehouse.
foot
outset, the Center will serve 75 Grand Union markets in
the
Bronx.
Manhattan,
Queens,
Nassau and Suffolk
Westchester,
counties and in lower Connecticut. Five
new supermarkets
are
now
the
At
this
in
construction
under
"Within
York
New
five
years,"
region,
said,
William
"we
Westchester
County alone,
neighboring counties in
in
area,
and
sites
for
a
dozen
more
have
leased.
been
G
Andrews,
Vice-President
of
the
to have 19 new supermarkets in
well as 26 other Grand Union markets
New York State and lower Connecticut."
expect
as
Opens New Supermarket in Connecticut—
The
Conn.,
company opened its newest supermarket on July 24 in Norwalk,
and re-opened one cf its Eronx (New York City) supermarkets
which
has
ago
by
The
been
completely renovated since it
was
closed two months
fire.
a
foot Norwalk supermarket is the 21st market to
be opened this year by the rapidly growing Eastern food
chain.
It
brings to 19 the number of Grand Union markets in Connecticut.
In
addition,
a
week ago,
the enlargement of the Grand Union
supermarket, located in Kingston, N. Y„ was opened. The enlargement
totaled
5,700 square feet and the enlarged supermarket now totals
19,'200 square feet.—V. 186, p. 318.
25,375
square
third
the
transistor market.
than
more
$183,000,
sold
"After
the
of
of 1956,
close
increased
jumped to
we
7%
overseas
ended
year
gain of 3.7%
a
of
4,500
profitable,
Transistor's
are
approximately
for
quarter and 40c per share in the fourth quarter. By the year's end,
v:e should be selling
at the rate of $6,000,000 per year and we should
vacuum tube industry,
of the transistor market
Great
American
Life
Underwriters,
Inc.,
HI.—Seeks Exemption From Investment
The
SEC
on
stockholders
of
July
this
23
announced
that,
at
the
Springfield,
Company Act—
request
of
certain
corporation, it had ordered
a hearing for Oct. 23,
of Great American for an exemption from
the Investment Company Act.
Previously, under date of June 10, 1957. the Commission had issued
a notice of the
filing of the exemption application which gave inter¬
ested
persons
an
opportunity to request a hearing thereon.
In its
1957,
the
upon
application
the end of 1958.
We felt that this portion of the market would
amply assure our ability to compete with our larger competitors.
In
order to achieve such rapid growth, much had t» be accomplished in
application, Great American had requested an order of the Commis¬
sion declaring that it is not, or has ceased to be, an investment com¬
1957.
pany
by
"A
ment
of 5
second
of
Va %
were
"A
Technical
Y.,
enlarged research and development
profits ol approximately 10% of sales or
GPL.
Was elected to the
as
top
Transistor
N.
our
investment
proceeds are to be used to repay bank borrowings and other
they mature and to purchase new installment notes on auto¬
Brooklyn,
manufacture
to
and
"General
Morgan
net
the
in
Elsin tor its fiscal year ending. July 31
Sales oi
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Registers With SEC
The
General
in
$500,000
have
SEC
of
cializes
Corp.
growing
larger than for any of the last three years, according to Albert H.
Daggett, President.
Consolidated net sales amounted to $70,425,132,
of
subsidiary.
announced on July 24 the purchase of a 770 acre
property in Elk Grove, 111., northwest of O'Hare
International Airport.
According to John C. Sharp. President, this is the largest single
industrial property ever purchased by one manufacturer in the greater
Chicago area.
<
>
Mr.
Sharp
said the
company
will construct a new refrigerator
compressor
plant on the site in the near future that will initially
employ from 300 to 500 persons.
Pilot production is scheduled for
Co.
fiscal
subsidiaries
Toronto,
$730,000
at
per
Corp.
industrial
the
Division
and
$77,000 respectively.
This would amount
the shares now outstanding.
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, was organized early
in 1956 to design, assemble and sell equipment for use in the produc¬
tion of single crystal silicon and germanium; and to manufacture and
sell silicon arid germanium in single crystal form.
The operations of
this subsidiary have resulted iri a two-fold advantage to the parent
company,,
Its operations contributed $21,000 or 7c per share to the
consolidated earnings of the parent corporation in 1956 and approxi¬
mately $16,000 or 5c per share in the first half of 1957.
25c
E. J.
handle
will
Gould-National
and its
estimated
launched
of
raw
solution,
'•Semimetals,
rapidly
the
rubber,
rubber
chemicals,
materials.—V. 186, p. 318,
synthetic
"During the first half of 1957. sales and profits continued to improve
steadily,: Sales for the first quarter totaled $510,000 with net income
of $50,225
or
18c per share.
Second quarter's sales and profits are
to
efficiently
more
division
new
Located
bf
Hotpoint
The
Canadian
definitive
tract
acquire
option to
an
chemical products, a new chemical division has been estab¬
the Goodyear International
Corp., a subsidiary of the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
nounced on July 20.
821.
date.—V.
redemption
After careful study, we selected the
field of magnetic components for computers and then searched for an
opportunity to enter the field.
When we were able to acquire the
Magne-Head Co., a very small company specializing in the engineering
form
exercise
to
within
lished
For
a
Continental
Southern
dends' to
L.
Hotpoint Division to Expand—
With SEC—
letter of notification with the
a
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
fTiare, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
per
handle
To
of
registration statement with the SEC on July
18, 1957, covering 120,000 shares of 5.80% cumulative preferred stock,
$25
par
value.
The company proposes to offer
the stock to the
holders of
the following
outstanding securities: the 5Va%
and 6%
cumulative
preferred
stocks
of
Durham
Telephone
Co.,
the
6%
cumulative
preferred stock
ot
Georgia
Continental Telephone Co.,
the 5)2%
cumulative preferred stock of South Carolina Continental
Telephone Co., and the 5fa'4 cumulative preferred stock of Southern
Continental Telephone Co. The exchange offer will be made on a share
for share basis, plus, in each ease, cash, equivalent to the redemption
pienuum for each such share offered in exchange.
The exchange olfer is part of a proposed plan of merger of Durham
Telephone Co., South Carolina Continental Telephone Co., Sumter
Telephone Co., Seacoast Telephone Co., Southeastern Carolina Telephone
Co.,
Georgia
Continental Telephone
Co.
and
Southern Continental
Telephone Co. into General Telephone Co. of the Southeast.
All of
the
companies constituent to the merger are part of the General
Telephone System, their parent, General Telephone Corp., owning all
of
their outstanding common stocks.
The objective of the proposed
merger
is to combine these eight subsidiaries into a single entity
operating in the states of Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee.
The prospectus states that
the exchange of the 5.80%
preferred stock of General for the out¬
standing preefrred stocks of Durham, South Carolina, Georgia, and
Southern Continental
is
a
step in; the proposed merger but is not
contingent upon the consummation of the merger.
Durham, South
Carolina, Georgia, and Southern Continental have called for redemp¬
tion in September 19C7 all the outstanding shares of their preferred
Stbt'ks." Accordingly," 'all chares not surrendered for exchange will lie
redeemed at the applicable redemption prices, which are, respectively,
$26 per share for the 53/a%
and 6% - Durham preferred, $26.25 per
share
for
the
6%
Georgia Continental preferred, $26.25 per share
lor the South Carolina Continental preferred, and $26 per share for
on
20-year
$3.30
shares
capital improvements and
Goodyear
and
3V*%
debentures due May 1, 1976, temporary
coupon
form, may be exchanged
for temporary debentures at the
office of J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York.
Fully registered debentures of this issue were issued originally in
Definitive
filed
19
July
on
100,000
$3
at
for
used
Pennsylvania—Bonds Sold
of
used to
program.—V. 130,
proceeds
Herman Fialkov, President,
Co.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
General Electric
$1,203,742
property.
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast, Durham, N. C.
2913.
p.
corporation
covering
coating
July 25. Frank Pace, Jr., President
Nicholson, President of the Liquid
Carbonic Corp./ announced
that discussions are being held regarding
the possibility of
a
merger of
the two companies.
The directors of
both, companies have
approved in principle a transactions in which
Liquid Carbonic would become a division of General Dynamics, with
Mr. Nicholson retaining his position as senior executive officer of the
Liquid Carbonic Division, and with appropriate representation; of Liquid
Carbonic's present directors on the General Dynamics board.
The ratio
of exchange
of stock contemplated is on a share-for-share basis.—
In
of
$1,038,514
$2.62
;
2581.
Privately—The company, it was announced on July 18,
has placed privately with six institutional investors an
issue of $5,000,000 5% first mortgage bonds due 1987.
Dynamics Corp.—Proposed Merger—
General
$1.62
2,699,919
1,496,177
Gold Medal Studios, Inc. (N. Y.)—Files
—Registers Exchange Offer—Merger Proposed—
extremely versatile 70 mm data recording camera specifically,
designed for missile tracking is announced by this corporation.
This
70
mm
camera,
the "Multidaia Mod V," provides a more
detailed record of missile ilight than 16 mm or 35 mm cameras can
afford.
The Mod V provides a larger field of view.
With the same
focal
length leases, it minimises the effect of tracking error ana
helps keep the missile within the camera's 2] »■ x 2Vy" frame.
^
lieciiufie oi (he 70 nun carnum's larger film stee. it Is possible to
use
greater
focal lengths for greater ma&n fieaiion.
This greater
magnification can record such vital data r.s the missile's fin flutter,
exhaust nozzle • 'characteristics, missile attitude, exhaust patterns and
other component details oi the missile in flight.—V. 183, p. 3009.
A
General
Va,—Announces New
70 MM
$589,723
$1.49
2417.
p,
2,372.337
1,333,823
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Ohio)—New Unit—
order, the Commission
President, a a tree tor and an
Forsyth,
subject
$547,425
share
com,
per
183,
The
eXiIr JtsSuspension.,
M.
753,872
taxes_._
income
Net
—V.
SEC
the new financing
proceeds of
short-term
000
1,343,595
—700,566
$13,066,774 $10,559,669
$5,321,804
1.247,991
inc.
taxes
Earns,
-
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos;—1956
$6,799,840
before
Income
,
purchase
Glatfelter Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
sales
Inc.
180, p. 2293.
of the Southeast below7.—V.
Co.
Period End. June 30—
Net
sold 38,500 additional common
General Telephone Corp., for
affiliate, and
its parent,
$2,002,000.
Co.,
Telephone
Continental
Southern
of
bonds
with the
notification
of
capital.
General Telephone
See
Kentucky—Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—The company on July 2 placed privately with
two institutional investors an issue of $2,000,000 first
mortgage 4%% bonds, due 1987, issued $2,000,000 first
mortgage 4%% bonds, due 1977, in exchange for a like
amount
C.—Files With SEC
letter
a
Georgia Continental Telephone Co.—Proposed Merger
men¬
above, he said.
Of the remainder, the major portion repre¬
substantially increased demand for heavy
industrial castings
as
those made at Eddystone, Pa., he said.-—V. 185, p. 2914.
h
suc
filed
18
July
on
with approximately $43,500,000 in
represents
increase
corporation
covering 10,000 shares of capital stock (no par.) to be offered at
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
the first quarter."
tioned
sents
2802.
p.
Geonautics, Inc., Washington, D.
The
General Telephone Co. of
Fidelity Trust of
The
Indianapolis, Iuu. —
Indiana National Bank.
4.
of
half
About
of
compares
185,
SEC
fourth
the
in
$1
Whitehead noted that "our order
almost
begin
will
"Shipments
noted.
111., plant," he
quarter of the year."
City,
produced at the Granite
for Chrysler will be
castings
$247,000, part of which was budgeted for capital equip¬
being applied to the company's working capital."
company
—V.
of New York and Pniladelphia Security Analysts
a group
these
of
production were given top priority. This plant
should reach optimum production by December.
1956,
ment, the remainder
23.
"All
into
Monday, July 29, 1957
100,000 shares of the company's common stock were
the public by means of a Regulation A offering.
This netted
July,
to
the
has
corporation
backlog at the end of
The
sold
Corp.—Backlog Increased—
been awarded defense orders in the amount
of more than $7,000,000 to furnish cast armor hulls, turrets and gun
shields for M 48 mediuiA tanks for Chrysler Corp., C. P. Whitehead,
This
Mr.
consultants.—V. 186, p. 4.
experts
Steel Castings
General
the gap between promising laboratory experiments
and
applications. So far as CEM knows, he said, it
'
the first to present to AEC a radiation development concept specifically
designed to accelerate industrial progress in this important field. .
_
Admiral Small said that the CEM Group is a mrpng joint-venture
bridge
commercial
to
ways
this plant
get
Is now7 in operation and
formerly President of the
was
processes
new
V.
to
continuing as General Manager.
Laboratory.—V. 186, p. 112.
Chief Executive Officer,
and
President
breakthroughs can open the doors to
technological
that
and
atom,
...
financing was planned which resulted in a private place¬
shares of the company's common stock and $400,000
subordinated convertible debentures. Proceeds of this financing
18,000
almost
third
chased
a
$600,000.
factory
20,000
was
square
and, in January, the company pur¬
foot building, together with 20,000 square feet
necessary
of
adjacent land in Jamaica, N. Y.
in
space
would
be
and it was
increased
This represented a 300% increase
expected that the company's productive capacity
by 200%.
Mobilization of the company's efforts
Act
on
by reason of the exemption contained in Section 3(c)(8) of the
in the alternative, that the Commission grant an exemption
ground that the company is not an investment company, being
or,
the
primarily engaged in the life insurance business through a controlled
company.
Great American outlined in its application the history of
the company and various transactions with affiliated persons which
were
subject
exempted
by
to certain prohibitions of the Act, unless specifically
the Commission, and for which exemptions were not
obtained.
Upon
the
basis
of the requests for hearing filed by
certain stock-
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
...
holders, the Commission scheduled the application for hearing
23—V.
185,
Oct.
on
2802.
p.
12-month
period.
If the
investor
purchased the amount indicated
stated period, he would have the benefit of the lower offer¬
applicable to a single transaction in that amount.
As orders
were
placed pursuant to these letters, the investor paid the current
public
offering
price
applicable
to
each
purchase,
and
Securities
held
on
deposit in a special escrow account the difference between
the purchase price actually paid and the
purchase price to which the
within
of
Gulf Oil
Corp.—To Produce Benzene—
This
corporation
announced
field of benzene production
of
mer
the
lending
Feedstocks
to
July
on
with
plant
supplies
of (his
planned
the
for
25
Its
io
enter
this
sum¬
intention
construction
its
at
to
begin
Port
producing approximately 30
the
plant is completed, late in
Wiie.i
Port
benzene
of
capable
of
large
a
Arthur, Texas,
million gallons per
1058.
important
benzene
Gulf
will
chemical
plant
year.
become
be
drawn
one
also
refinery streams, and tne finished product is expected
highest quality benzene commercially available.
The plant
the
is
expected
to
produce
amount's
substantial
toluene
of
new
plant at Port Arthur will consist of a catalytic reformer
purification unit. The catalytic reformer will utilize a platinum
catalyst to convert a hexane-rich stream to a mixture rich in ben¬
a
zene.
The
tillation
purification
to
to
extremely
benzene
pure
from
and
dis¬
benzene
tne
.
has
been
venture
increase
Already
the
employes solvent extraction
i
Inc.
new
is
awarded
part
of
the
contract
Gulf's
for
previously
this
project.
announced
and
tvvc
larger
185,
volume
2557.
p.
organic
chemical
'
.
materials
raw
■
in
today.
use
-i'
.-
Ilaskelite Manufacturing Corp.—To Redeem Debs.—
The
of
corporation
its
has
15-year 4l/aVc
and
accrued
can
National
Chicago.
called
Eank
Immediate
Sept.
on
&
185,
Trust
will
payment
Co.
of
were
Securities
and
total
a
of
$5,434.48.
with
the
the
did
of
sum
be
and
able
with
total
amount
Intention."
of
completed
not
lurnish
to
these
letters
Twelve
"Letters
June
on
shares
in
Securities
shares
of
1957,
5,
completion
holders
in
of
escrow
to ask each dealer who had
incomplete "Leuer of Intention' to obtain a letter
under
intend
to
his
not
or
"Letter
complete
held
he
of
to
complete
If
intended
Intention."
the
the
investor
his
purchases, Securities will refund
as to him.
If the investor states
deposit
he did not intend to complete the purchases, Securities will pay to the
dealer
from
whom
such
investor
has
made
his previous
purchases
the
additional
dealers'
discount applicable
to
the lesser number of
shares actually purchased.—V. 135, p. 2o72.
money
next,
1,
Chicago,
19ol
made
be
North
33
$18,000
101 9-
at
the
at
on
Jones
&
Laushlin
tions to Acquire
Steel
Corp.
Completes Negotia¬
—
Ameri¬
LaSalle
While
the
the
corporation
future,
near
direction.—V,
186,
St.,
A
special meeting of the stockholders will b? held Aug. 20, 1?57.
which they will be asked to act upon the increr.se in the authorized
stock
common
for
of
to
sale
to
5.100,000
to
such
the
notice
be
to
received
amount
and
such
of
issue
for
upon
acquisition of
other purposes as the
such
Options
by
the
less
be
to
the
than
The
option
stock
common
the
value
par
date
stock
this
week,
capital
it may
be used as
of dividend or otherwise,
is
price
the.
on
assets
to
date
in
or
be
of
any
of
130ao
the
No
part
and
company,
the
fair
receives
who
prior
to
two
and
Mr.
July
on
filed
lb
the
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
covering 60,000 shares of its cumulative preferred stock, $100 par.
The company proposes to offer these shares for
public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers, Goldman, Sachs
Co., and The First Boston Corp.
The dividend rate, public offering
price
contract
calls
manufacture
for
of
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
proceeds of the financing will be used to repay short-term bank
loans aggregating $5,700,000 incurred for the construction of
utility
plant anci the balance applied to the company's construction program.
is
indication
every
otliat
bookings
our
in
this
field
will
continue
to
increase."
new
backlog
well
contract,
of
orders
diversified
fields.—V.
according to Mr. Duffy, boosts
the highest point in recent years
to
the
among
185,
Industrial Water Supply Co.—Private Placement—The
it was announced on July 19, has placed pri¬
vately $900,000 5V2% first mortgage bonds as follows:
$750,000 with the New York Life Insurance Co. and
$150,000 with the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.
The
the
proceeds
expansion
at
Tuscola,
to
are
of
be
used
operations
111.—V.
178,
p.
finance
to
the
of
Period End. June 30—
capital
National
outlays
missile,
Petro-Chemicals
to
Corp.
fixed-wing
the
and
for
Power
unsecured
an
subsidiary,
note
will
$1,500,000
dated
interest
at
held
1937,
the
two
and
western
for
Power
replace
Kentucky
in
this
$1,500,000
of
Co.,
the
39-
from
The
from
its
Va.
Dominion
Old
of
to
wholly-
company
Norton,
note
Utilities.
mature 10 years
of 4'f>
per year.
rate
Dominion
by
authorized
to
Kentucky Utilities
tucky
Old
to
Acquire Promissory Note
has
note
Dominion
issued
now
Jujy 2.
promissory
Old
be
Co.—To
Commission
new
and
will be
bear
note
date
that
to
furnishes electric service in 77 counties in Ken¬
Tennessee and sells electric energy at wholesale.
distributes
Virginia.—V.
electric
185,
five
in
energy
south¬
in
counties
2804.
p.
KFSD, Inc., San Diego, Calif.—New Interests—
James
G.
Rogers,
President, on July 19 announced that Weekly
Inc.,
publisher of
"Newsweek,"
has arranged for
the
of
a
substantial
minority
interest in
Ihc
broadcasting
The purchase is subject to FCC approval.
Publications,
purchase
company.
ment
is
1957—6 Mos
Wells
Fox,
former
&
operator
Thomas
NBC
its
of
Co.
the
of
interest
in
the
stations.
Mr.
firm.
the
stock
Diego stations,
San
Airfan
of
in
Radio
Corp.,
1954,
November,
from
San
starting
operations
KFSD-TV
went
Stark
E.
in
Joining the NBC network in
1926.
September, 1953.
broker in the "Newsweek" transaction.
1924
the
on
air
.is the
avail, for fxd. chgs.
Sales, earnings and production of this corporation were the highest
in its history during the fiscal
year ended April 30, 1957, and "current
operations continue
to
be
highly satisfactory," John R. Kimbcrly,
94,085
131,817
933.238
1,021,346
President,
income
74,843
114,319
867,836
912,343
Holding Corp., Memphis,
Suspension of Stock Offering—
The
Securities
that,
for
the
at
Aug.
1,
whether
to
and
request
under
offering
securities
of
the
order
Hearing
—
the
suspending
Securities
by
time,
same,
Regulation
a.
of
Acc
1933
A
with
exemption
to
respect
from
public
a
Interstate.
the
amended
the
July
suspension
8
specify additional grounds for the temporary suspension
order, including allegations that Interstate's offering circular is false
and misleading in respect of various material facts and that its Use
the
in
offer
sale
and
of
Interstate
stock
prohibitions of the Securities Act.
More particularly, the Commission's
would
amended
violate
order
the
assorts
fraud
that
the
Regulation
A notification filed by Interstate and its offering circular
false and misleading with respect to (.1) the identity of affiliates
Interstate, <2) the securities of affiliated issuers issued and pro¬
posed to be issued
by .such persons,
(3)
the
direct
and
indirect
arc
of
interests
of
Interstate's
in Interstate
to be effected,
officers,
persons
and
posed
to
affiliates
were
contemplated
which
said
or
persons
parties,
The
terms
and
amended
affiliates
all
of
and
and
and
information
one
and
and
disbursements
indirect
and
and
to
in
persons,
be ,-niade
G.
and
be
to
&
Interstate
of
ineiumn-*
its
to
with such
companies
186,
in
with
Corp.;
directors,
describe
a
issuers,
arrangements
for
the
rental
of
announced
was
on
in¬
made
office
that
Securities
Co.
of
Massachusetts,
Inc., ol Boston, Mass., formerly the underwriter of shares of Investment
Trust
of
Boston,
Boston
investment
company,
has
order
permitting
payments
by
exemption
an
investors
mission
has
of
amounts
given
held
interested
iu
in
escrow
persons
until
their
Aug.
applied
Securities
behalf;
7,
to
SEC
Company
and
1957,
the
the
to
Com¬
request
a
hearing thereon.
The
underwriting
Trust was
1957.
terminated
Prior
shares
of
dividual
tention
thereto
agreement
between
Securities
Company
by action of the Trustees of the Trust
Securities,
in
connection
with
its
and
on
the
June
distribution
5,
of
the
Trust, had entered into "Letters of Intention" with in¬
investors;- pursuant to which the investors indicated an in¬
of
purchasing
$25,GOO
or
more
of shares of the
Trust
the
preceding
share
a
$9,276,406
additions
capital
all
of
The
year.
latest
.8,496,494 shares of
on
within
a
deals
before
tie
'
■'
end.
deal
a
fet.
James
with
major
Parish
and
in the planning
1957."—V. 182, p. 1221.
of
\
iu
that
are
'■
I.
<
the International Tru t Co., Denver, Colo.
Soopers, Inc. and Dillon Food Market, Inc. recently merged
plan to build 15 to 2) n w s mermarkets in® Kansas and Colorado.
stores
28
in
Kansas.—V.
185,. p,
1516.
Lee Telephone Co., Martinsville, Va.—Files With
company
July
on
filed
16
SEC
with
notification
of
letter
a
the
covering 24,950 shares of common stock (par $101 to- be offered
at
$12
per
share, wifcho t
underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be
used
for curtailment of short-term bank
loans.—-V.
137, p. 2807.
'
Liquid
See
Carbonic
General
Corp.—Merger Discussions On—
Dynamics Corp. above.—V. 1C5, p. 2449.
Ludman Corp.—Banker Elected Official—
Paul
has
A.
Albus,
been
well
known
(Fla.)
Miami
.
banker
appointed Assistant to the President
Mux
Hoffman, President.—V. 185,
V
Corp.,
'
Lukens Steel Co.—Plans
expansion
evidence
ahead
executive,
and
of. the Ludman
2333.
p.
in
that
American
the
Large Expansion—
this company on July 25 is the
d-e® not have to bo a giant to get
industry," Charles Lukens Huston Jr.,
begun l\v
program
possible
"n-"
steel
said
at
grounubrettuUig
ceremonies
for
the $33,000,000
Coatesville, Pa.
The company will begin construction of a new electric furnace and
supporting facilities to increase its ruled
ingot capacity by nearly
25f'o, from 750,000 to some 925.030 tons annually, and increase the
rolling capacity of its mills by some 4u 9- within two years.-r—V. 186,
p. 215.
President,
project
at
Lynch Corp.—Acquisition—
Plash : Machinery Corp. of Elk¬
"ily 1" by this leading manufacturer of
iuory.
This
acquisition, the thhd wit.'In
two
years,
will rl^ce Lynch
Corp. »'in a prominent position I:i t e manufacture of automatic pro¬
cessing equipment for the plastics industry.
The Eobbins firm will add abUdoi-M \otume to the e-pandlug sales
contract
The
to
Ro,joins
purchase
announced
was
on
year's earnings
stock out¬
the
from
out
of
prior year, reflecting the financing
working funds. Current assets were
excess
liabilities.
•
in automation machinery,
Robbins man Tactures a
machinery used on production lines in t.e processing
the-building construction, packaging, insulation,
and many other industries.
Ill its six months earnings report for the period ended June 30,
1957, Lvnch reported net sal .i up
189
o er
1956 and net parnings
Wis., mill and new creped wadding machines at KimberlyEnglish and Mexican plants.
Other expenditures were largely
replacements and maintenance. The' year's depreciation, depletion
and amortization provisions totaled $9,690,634.
At year end, aproved future capital expenditures totaled $26,000,000,
compared with approximately $21,000,000 at the close of the prior
Kimbcrly,
C,lark's
for
the report said.—V.
of
cf
company
oil
eleven
the
of
them
Curtis
of
1957
were
"major
a
A.
Kinard,
Drilled to
20
calculated
completed
distillate
perforation
flow
open
Paluxy
The
well
Finance
producing
as
the
County,
major
wells
Miss.,
well
This
net
well
in
million feet
between
the
completed.
dual
been
wells
and
t'he
seven
drilled
was
in
of
a
pipeline,
gas
and
of
gas
the Lower
from
has
been
13,516
and
13,530-foot
first half of 1957 is a
La.
Temporarily
shut
in
the
completed during
Calcasieu
Parish,
Co.
it is on
measured
753-acre farm-out
at a
aallv flow of
a
barrels of oil.
Mr. Kinard
explained thai under terms of the drilling, agreement, Monterey has
an
option
to
retain
aone-half
working
interest in
the lease in
exchange for one-half the cost of the well's completion.
Mr.
Kinai'd
also
reported that Kin-Ark recently acquired oil and
rights
and
to
two
property
1,991
of
natural
net
similar
three
and
63
acres
in a favorable South
blocks in South Arkansas.
Ho
lease
lease
lies In two
production."'
Other wells completed
gas
areas
by the
wholly-owned
by
that
179,
2706.
p.
investment
open-end
of
assets
Fund's
$1,156,024,565
reported
eompunv
of
as
June
Julv 23
total
largest in the
on
the
1957,
30,
history.
33-year
was si 1.84
which, together with a 14
in F binary,
is equivalent to $11.98.
share asset value of $11.59- on June 30, 1956.
Shareholder accounts increns d
by 53.228 since the beginning of
this year of 172,642 at the end of the second quarter.
They have
nearly doubled in the past 5'/u years.-—V. 185, p. 613.
Net
value
asset
cent
This
capital
share
per
gains
payment
with
compares
per
a
Massachusetts Life Funcl, Boston, Mass.—-Assets Rise—
balanced
This
were
at
Dec.
31,
for
the
for
any
June
30,
shares.—V.
rep.trts
June
on
total
net
ass
$"4,861.565
of
its
57,
s compared to $31,535,247 at
this time equaled $19.26 as against
t
30.
at
end.
year
Sales
at
fund
mutual
high
Net asset value
1956.
the
at
$19
new
a
highest
months'
six
period
ending
June
30.
1957,
were
the
corresponding rcl'd in the company's history and
1,513,23.) shares as compared to 1,659,916
1957, there were
185, p. 2333.
Ltd.—Acquisition—
Massey-IIarris-Ferguson,
newly-announced purchase bv this company of the Standard
Ltd., of Coventry, England, • will - "greatly strengthen our
The
Motor
Co..
position, increase our potential and enhance our influence," is the
opinion of John Warren, Director of Expo-t
tlii British com¬
pany, "This applies," said Mr. Warren, "to both farm equipment and
automobiles. It will improve our status as regards capital for deevlopwill help us to move higher from our present rank as third
automobile manufacturer in England, as well as to increase
and
ment,
largest
sports
Triumph
but
first
one
volume."—V.
150.
p.
Reliance
have
company
Kin-Ark
Louisiana
said
now
producing
an
Engineering
&
Net
sale
proceeds
of
the
will
be
available
of
the
for
w
Approved—
below—V.
Co.
proposed
r.
*
which we are now
255.
w
.
186,
p.
8.
Expansion-
issue of $20,292,000 new
purposes as the com¬
pvi'iito
management
may
determine.
It is the company's present
intention to use approximately $15 030.003 for the purchase of addi¬
tional
construction
equipment,
pr.ncipaly
to
permit expansion of
Venezuelan construction activities;. to invest approximately $3,000,000
pany's
The
in
Offshore
Company,
principall:
i.i
connection
with
that com¬
pany's Venezuelan operations; and to expend approximately
expansion 6f the company's s:e.:l f. bric.aling facilities.
82,000,000
The com¬
truction of
offshore
drilling
from which?.ail and
gas wells are drilled
under water.
This work is being dona Joy the
company
in the Gulf of Msxico on a contract 'a -sis for major and
independent
oil
and
gas
companies
A
newly-formed Venezuelan
subsidiary is being equipped to r'-. «'»»*'-•■
irk
the oil/companies
for
pany's
in
Lake
principal
business Js
the
en ,in ;eiing
platforms, man-mi e, islands
the
and
Maraeaibo
Gulf
of
Farla.
and
c ui
Through
ownership
of
approximately one-third of the
of Tne Offshore Company,
the company
also participates in dik i ng for o her ol'fshor* as well
as
inshore, oil and gas wells. The O
shore Cwipan*' ha; drilling rigs
and mobile drilling barge units op "-Vang
in the Gulf o." Mexico, and
has also recently formed a Venezuela l ou'jsidiiry to do drilling work
in that
country.
See also V. 136. p. 320.
-
the
indicated "good possibilities
during the first half cf
Electric
in
States,
sales in the United
car
in
(J. Ray) McDermott & Co., Inc.—Plans
termed
and
of
9,622 and 9,632 feet.
It also has a
ot 2,600.000 cubic feet of gas,per day
perforations
has
penning completion
irom
Monterey Oil
1.776,000 cubic feet
include
trend
Paul
Masland, First Vice-President
and
Chairman of the
Committee, died at Carlisle, P.t., on July 21. following--a long
debentures
said
per
between
potential
the
of
gas-distillate
of
sales
Master Electric Co.—Merger
a
barrels of
the
Another
area
Robbins
illness.—V.
See
depth of 13.863 feet, the well has a daily calculated open
potential of 38,000,000 cubic fe»t of natural gas plus an esti¬
Tuscaloosa
gas
i;; exvc'qd to maintain this
earnings.—V. 186, p. 320.
acquis!-l-»n
volume and
The
(C. II.) Masland & Sons—Official Dies—
Discovery"—
discovery."
President,
is located in Walthall
participation with Skeily Oil Co.
latter
of
lastics for
higner
Robert
22
producers
mated
009.
toward,
reported to shareholders that seven out
wells it drilled or participated in drilling during
July
on
and gas
half
first
one
ilcw
Corp.
range
extruded
up
185, p. 822.
Oil Co.—Reports "Major
Kin-Ark
This
Lynch
wide
''
.
The company received $2,180,280 in dividends from
two associated
companies, Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co., Ltd., and Coosa River
Newsprint Co. This compares with $2,172,284 received a year ago.
Capital additions totaled $26,362,026, exclusive of properties added
through the acquisition of Schweitzer and Neenah Paper Co.
Major
expenditures were for a new book paper machine installed at the
year,
of
common
against
as
current
from
Boston—Underwriting Terminated
July 24
of
decrease
levels.
Investment Trust of
It
of
as
$120,484,829.
and
current
liabilities
were
$29,948,728 as compared with $25,831,539.
Kimbcrly pointed out that
cash and marketable securities at April 30 were $10,762,013 in excess
loon
investments made
affiliated
of
and
in
30,
the
promoters
certain
April
$114,725,612
to
identify
failure to
test
Other
A public offering of common stock
is planned within the next year.
King Soopers operated seven sfoies in Denver and Dilion Food a chain
the
214.
p.
$24,120,001
equal to $2.92
against $2;87 on 8,408,576 shares a year before.
Consolidated
before-tax
earnings were $49,020,039,
equal to $5.77
a
share, as against $47,532,296 and $5.65 a share the year before.
Income tax provisions were $24,199,449 as against $23,412,295.
Consolidated net working capital at April 30 amounted to $85,376,884,
to be
were
comply
persons,
Interscace in securities
and Comico Corp..
by Interstate and Comico
made
directors,
for which
failure
S.
&
officers,
anuri
Corp.
from such persons.—V.
space
G.
by
S.
to
including
particular
arrangements made by Interstate
cluding
its
respect to securities issued by G.
S. Corp.
offerings of that company's securities in progress
failure
to include
a
statement
of
cash
receipts
cf Interstateand
faih're
to
describe
a1l
direct
interests
controlling
purposes
iailure
a
A,
pro¬
predecessors
the sale of its securities
alleges
and
with
and
contemplated;
.and
in
(5\ the
controlling
business transactions
Interstate
Regulation
Interstate,
reflect
within
year
of
the
its
Interstate
also
order
conditions
(4>
of
my
between
net cash proceeds to Interstate from
used.
or
and
effected
b«twe»n
and
interested
are
transactions
Ip*<» state
be
to
effected
promoters,
directors,, promoters
material
which
were
be
to
and
officers
in
with
standing
of
Commission
to
as
so
totaled
were
Exchange Commission on July 19 announced
of this corporation, a
hearing has been called
temporarily
registration,
At
Tenn.
1957, in Washington, D. C., for the purpose of determining
yacate or make permanent the July 8, 1957, order of the
Commission
reported on July 23.
reflecting the acquisition last February of Peter J. Schweitzer,
$310,733,968 as against $282,167,742 combined sales of
the two companies the year before.
Net earnings after income tax provisions were $24,820,590, compared
Sales,
Inc.,
Interstate
completed
negotiating
are
vTde°t
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Reports Record Assets
1,847,83/
On
We
p.
La.
o.
g
King
and
Corp.—Reports Record Year—
$8,891,308
'
days.
This corporation, now known as J. S. Dillon & Sons Stores Co., Inc.,
called for redemptir« on Aug. 15, 1957, the entire issue of its 7%
debentures due Aug. 15,
1963 at 103 9 .
Payment will be
and
in
1,747,461
185, p. 2448.
93
dril'i
lias
Sharp and Trustees of a group of businessmen and others
Diego.
KFSD was one
of San
Diego's first radio stations,
$9,064,084
—
geological structure." He added:
E.
Kimberly-Clark
1°c6
controlling
that
purchased
254,989
Net
to
the
continues
member
a
company are KFSD-AM-FM-TV.
They arc
network.
Fox, Wells & Co., a private invest¬
$1,441,830
Inc.
for
with
firm,
the
by
182,041
—V.
or
operated
affiliated
Rogers
America—Earnings Off
,
the
during
glass forming and. packaging mac
Howard
1957—Month—1956
the
Rouge Parish,
be
hart, Ind.,
$1,388,984
ry.
interest.
completed
wells
King Soopers, Inc.—To Redeem Debs.—Merger—
contracts
helicopter
with
aircraft
opers.L.
fr.
rev.
within
for
may
company's
revenues-
oper.
Net
dry
.
Baton
"The
Utilities
Federal
acquire
in
related
.
Field
'
2559.
p.
Kentucky
The
2306.
International Rys. of Central
Railway
stage
best
Stations
company,
oue-sivth
a
four
announced
The
company's
construction
program
for
the
years
1957-60
con¬
templates expenditures of approximately $18,611,000 in 1957, $11,774,000
in
1958,
$10,300,000
in
1953,
and
$18,469,000 in 19u0, aggregating
$59,154,000.
See also V. 180, p. 319.
.
in East
major
a
Net
The
area.
companies
the "Nike" guided missile and will require
further expansion of Kellett's work force.
"Our missile work alone." he added, "more than offsets the cutback
of the Armed Forces in production of fixed
wing aircraft and there
owned
a
the
holds
the
was
some
not
from
Indianapolis Power & Light Coi—Registers With SEC
company
said
of
one
year
drilling program for the halanc-'.of 1957 will nlsc include, for
rigs, the drilling of two wells in the East El Dorado
and.
a
Swa ' owr
T'rre. test v-ill
he diPed in
the old
Lisbon
July 23.
on
Duffy
The
This
"Our
flight-control component of
option
an
years
corporationo has been awarded a sizable contract for missile
by
Douglas Aircraft
Corp.,
James
T.
Dulfy,
Jr.,
President,
announced
Kin-Ark
said
SEC
market
option is granted
one
1115.
p.
work
that
way
or
the stock.
of
exercise it in whole
it is granted.—V. 182,
may
sotting
board of directors may deteimine.
the proposed plan would be authorized
under
granted
directors.
of
value
the
stockholders
by
flexibility
financing medium, for distribution by
for
and
purpose of the proposal to increase The Home's authorized
is to provide the corporation with an authorized
stock
common
a
shares
shares, free of preemptive rights of stockholders,
personnel under an approved stock option plan.
key
principal
in
4,000.000
100,000
According
the
from
This
which
this
retained 2,464.41-acre block may be on
The
(N. Y.)—To Incr. Capitalization—
of
company-owned
319.
p.
in
Kinard
half
drilled in East Baton Rouge Parish, La., by
a
major
oil
company
u-der
an
acreage
farm-out from
Kin-Ark.
Reaching a depth of 10,266 le.et, Mr. Kinard said "it furnished addi¬
tional
geological information which indicates that a majority of our
719.
p.
Home Insurance Co.
aside
Mr.
first
is not planning to proceed with construction
acquisition of the site is a first step in that
the
lease
acre
made at
This corporation announced on July 23 that it has now completed
negotiations for the acquisi'ion of approximately 2,700 acres of land
in
Chambers County, Texas.
These acquisitions are pursuant to action taken
recently by the
corporation's board fet directors.
in
other
subordinated
Texas Property—
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—Gets Missile Contract—
at
.
additional
two
The
proposes
stating whether
program
he
states
to
the
purchased
"Letter
Securities
an
investor
purchase
he
his
outstanding
ceased
in connection
customer
if
in
.
redemption
sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,
interest.
Ill—V.
for
Intention"
a
entitled
be
indicated
barrels of
drill
to
program
and
diversify its activitv in the petrochemicals field.
leading producer of ethylene. Gulf's entry into the pro¬
marketing of benzene will make i*; a major supplier of
a
duction
—V.
then
■
,
Procon,
The
the
recover
mixture.
unit
of
Trust
them,
from
'r'ne
and
would
the
when
from
Arthur
be
investor
of
material.
raw
will
refinery,
57
oil each per day. Mr. Kinard said the company plana
wells "offsetting these producing wells."
producers
reported by Mr. Kinard are two "shallow"
wells which were completed with Continental Oil Co. in the Wllllsville
Field, Nevada County, Ark.
Three wells were brought in on a 120-
the
ing price
the
5
(421)
1957
average
McLouth Steel
Boston Corp.
for
Corp.—Preferred Stock Sold—The First
an underwriting group that offered
July 24 a total of 10"*.000 shares,o£
headed
public sale
on
The
July 29, 1957
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(422)
6
Natural
„
and accrued dividends. This oflciing was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
share)
per
quickly
designed
with a present capacity of 1,574,000
operates three plants all in the Detroit area.
is
BUSINESS—Corporation
motive
accounted for 40.6 ('<, 37.7H
Corporation
Motors
General
General
5 Vi
Y
6'AC-
an¬
($100
stock
sale
7,236,000
488,424 shS.
105,000 shs.
105,000 shs.
1,487,000 shs.
the
2,500,000 shs.
in addition to
of financing,
plan
tile. • convertible preferred stock, comprises;
of
mortgage bonds. As of the date of delivery of the con¬
vertible
preferred stock, the then outstanding $51,315,000 principal
amount
of 4»/*Y
first mortgage bonds due Dec, 31, 1972 will be
replaced by a like amount of 5«/a.Tf first mortgage bonds due Dec.
31, 1976. The holders have agreed, subject to certain conditions prece¬
dent, to purchase at their principal amount an additional $12,685,0Q0
of 5\'i%
bonds on June 26, 1958, bringing the total of such bonds
to
$64,000,000.
The holders have also waived the $4,961,000 which
would
have
been
paid on the 4W'fc
bonds on June 29, 1957, in
accordance with the "contingent sinking fund."
First
(1)
date of delivery of the convertible
outstanding $5,250,000 principal amount
1958 will be retired and $16,000,000
principal amount of 4'/>%
unsecured bank notes due 1962 will be
Issued.
The presently outstanding 5 >'4% income convertible notes due
1982 will be subordinated to the unsecured bank notes and the 5VaVo
of
As
the
stock,
secured
3:,/4%
of
notes.
Bank
(2)
preferred
the
then
notes due
bank
bonds.
funds needed to com¬
that any additional
expects
corporation
The
the proposed 1957-1958 expansion program (as 'well as the $9,expansion program begun in mid-1956) will be provided from
retained earnings and other cash resources.
plete
500,000
UNDERWRITERS
underwriters
The
—
severally
respective
following
the
stock:
preferred
convertible
have
below
named
corporation
the
agreed
to purchase from
numbers of shares of the
Boston
First
Eastman
<fe
Shares
PiiVf'hn ipfl
Tucker,
3,000
Bache & Co.;—
2,000
Hooker & Fay_~--_...__—__ 2,000
Nauman, McFawn & Co,__ 2,000
Wm, C. Roney & Co
2,000
Smith, Hague <fe Co.______ 2,000
&
Co,____
6,000
Peabody
Kidder,
<te
Co
6,000
Co
Hazard
Freres
<te
Merrill
Lynch,
Smith,
Beane
6,000
6,000
________
6,000
& Co.—...
Weld <fo Co
Campbell, MeCarty & Co.,
Barney
White,
Inc.
Bear,
Stearns
Werthelm
American
—V.
Baker,
186,
Ball,
5,000
Weeks
Co—________
Securities
4,000
Mercast Corp.—Stock
on
before
or
on July
July 18 the right
Aug. 2, 1957, for 420,778 addi¬
tional shares of capital stock
share
the
on
shares
held
basis
(with
Marine Midland
of
two
shares
Trust Co.
PROCEEDS—The
and
subsidiaries,
net
proceeds
construct
Alloy
Precision
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
be
The
Capital stock
March
(par
31,
exercise
notes
manufacturing
Mercast Manufacturing
both
manufacturing sub¬
at
payable
EFFECT
both
to
Atlas
PRESENT
TO
lo cents)—
25,000
options
to
Outstanding
the
of
1.051,944 slis.
for
reserved
were
officers
to
FINANCING
1,250.000 shs.
:___
shares
Issued
and
Corp.
Authorized
1957,
of
issuance
upon
and
company
sub¬
sidiaries.
^USINESS—The name of
company
1945
under
the
was incorporated in Delaware on June 30,
1
Mercuro
changed to its present title.
It
at
York
295
An
of
New
of
outstanding
1956,
when
minority
and
the
two
it
its
N.
17,
Y.
The
presently
company
subsidiaries.
interest
Alloy Precision
Castings Co.
wholly-owned subsidiary on Dec
11
acquired for $40,000 from ah unaffiliated
became
company
which
was
subsequently
principal executive offices
Corp.,
maintains
in
a
3.30 shares of the Preferred stock, voting trust certificates for
shares of the class A
iioo
1,188
class
B
caused
pany
thereunder
On
voting common stock and 132 shares of
non-voting common stock of Alloy.
Thereafter, the com¬
the voting trust to be dissolved and the
shares
held
to
be
registered
its
in
Ohio
an
The
premises
Alloy
and
have
have
Mercast
conveyed to a wholly-owned subsidiary
leased by the subsidiary to Alloy.
Manufacturing
purchased
pany
been
been
from
Ohio,
SO
D.
of
Kleist
On
April
20,
James
and
common
stock
issued
for
and
in
in
ploiting
cash.
the
Manufacturing
The
1957,
Corp.
company
a
of
The
First
corporation,
future,
the
presently
plant
formed
was
patented
shares
This
near
Manufacturing
the
1954
process
operated
for
the
useful
at
com¬
all
of
the
Corp. of La Verne
sxpected will be
it
is
leases
to
the
of
employing
frozen
Manufacturing
castings.—V.
mercury
is
company
also
in
the
186,
p.
for
engaged
business
320.
the
developing
investment
formation
through
of
Alloy
of
manufacturing
and
substantial
circumstances
may.
of .course,
result in r a
of any such evaluation at this time."—V. 180,
p.
216.;,
'
;\ '
■
tau.r
oi
purpo.-e
(\%Ts;)—Acquisition—
of' approximately
consideration
A
is-involved;., in
$6,000,000
this
-
although
'•.'transaction,
.
i.
.
•
.
•'■
through Allen & Co.
Corp.—Reports Record June Shipments—
Natco
Shipley,
A
ex¬
field
through
patterns.
Mercast
selling precision
debentures
The
President, reported on July 23 that despite the 80day strike that ended May 20 at six plants, the company was able
to
show a modest profit of $421,957 for the first half of 1957.
This
compares
with $840,082 for the similar period in 1956.
1
Net
sales and other income amounted to $7,211,239 as compared
with $10,532,364 during the first half of the previous year.
Mr. Shipley also reported that June shipments
were the largest of
the year to date, and that unfilled orders on hand June 30 were
up
mere
than 7Y
from the beginning of the year.
Production of
glazed tile, which is the company's principal product, is at capacity
in all plants, he said.—V. 185, p. 1517.
;
"
$ .
R.
—VY
184,
This
this
of
Revenues
fiscal
are
year
,
of
of
unit. Offering of the units will be made by the company
authorized representatives working under the supervision .of
and the selling commissions and expenses will not ex-
or
June, the company showed
with a loss of $121,120 during
improvement of $112,480 over a
net
a
■ Y"
-.Y.Y,
■
■ J
tile stock sales/will be used to Increase the paid-in
surplus of the company, considered necessary to enable
the company to accelerate its rate of growth, to increase its agency
force, and to provide greater margins of financial stability and pro¬
tection to its policyholders and assist its agents in the sale of insurance
policies.;,
...
'. f
-
to
it was announced on July 26, has arranged
privately/ through Morgan Stanley & Co. an
5% notes due July 1, 1982. They will
to institutional investors.—V. 186, p. 216.
.
place
be sold
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund,
of
As
Cash
;
—,—_—v
equivalent
;&
Securities
_*.
value
level
record
three
months
that
$10.76
the
assets
—V.
r-
'
184,
at
Board
June
according
earlier,
set
according
30,
to
to
This
President.
and
a
up
quarter-end
new
share
2444.
per
Gas
from
set
new
a
t
at
Operate Additional Facilities—
Federal
The
construct
the
facilities
lines;
natural gas storage facilities
Douglas Counties, 111.
the
for
consist
1,650
a
this
company
the
in
.to
Cooks
lines
to
line
of
connect
Texas
the
storage
and. operation of the
installations; 3.59 miles of
plant for injection and
approximately
field
Natural
Illinois
to
the
Gas
14:75
30-inch
Pipeline1
miles
of
station
at
the
interconnection;
and
wells
drilled
the
into
storage
The
The
31,
cost
of
the
granted temporary
facilities
is
authority for
approximately
the facilities
in
$3,729,000.
May
1957.
a
5'f
the
for
:
bonds,
viz.;
Elyth
&
company
Inc.
Co.,
and
coupon.
the
at.
option
of
the
also
plus accrued interest.
How¬
1982 none of the bonds may be redeemed,
either
at
I05.805f
to par,
the company or for the sinking fund, through
operation which has a lower interest cost to
the interest cost of the series BB bonds..
of
funds
any
the
*
proceeds from the
of'Pacific
1957,
were
BUSINESS—Pacific
most of
estimated
FFC
bid
_
Gas
additions.
engaged
formation.
than
revived
redeemable
EARNINGS—Gross
March
meter
a
option
refunding
treasury
such
trans¬
main
Co.;
5%, due June 1, 1989,
4.95%. Sub¬
The group won
sale of the bonds will be added
and Electric ana will be applied
toward the
cost of additions
to its
properties.
Following the sale
of the bonds the company proposes to
retire approximately $60,000,000
of short-term bank loans
obtained for temporary financing of
compressor
facilities;
dehydration
20-inch
mission
are
for
PROCEEDS—Net
to
development
wellhead
of
horsepower
was
also
sinking fund
company
and
required
field
storage
field
Coies
of
authorized
bid
$
prior to June l,
the
debt
has
Commission
operate
and
area
The
new
Power
1
quickly closed.
were
.
bonds
The
ever,
Construct and
f
of the issue at competitive sale July 23 on a
99.599
bid
for
Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois—To
books
other
One
high, Mr.
'
Offered—A group
The First Boston Corp. and Halsey, Stuart &
on July 24v $60,000,000 of first and re¬
of 99.927c.
Randolph stated, and was up $6,969,635
$66,409,376 at the beginning of the year.—V. 185, p. 1639.
also
•
'
'
;
.
100.798% and accrued interest, to yield
award
growth stocks in the investment portfolio over-all fared con¬
better in the market than stocks in general.
,
assets
of
the
totaled
$73,379,011
at
June
30.
corporation
siderably
10,550
$9.97
-
offered
Inc.
scription
fact
the
'
28,831
13,209
$10.61
Electric Co.—Bonds
&
76,333
109,685
:
Y
-
at
$9.69
from
31,029
——_—
.
$105,164
S140-J714
r--—*—-
funding mortgage bonds, series BB,
Randolph,
F.
115$
reflecting
Randolph,
Mr.
.
Francis
was
'
—
'
Co.
.
—
._i
p.
Pacific
Value Sets Record—
shares
Investors
National
of
of
of
———..
—
Capital, share,;
Net
1956 '
1957
assets
Net
Inc.—Assets Rise-
30—
June
headed by
Chairman
■
issue of $10,000,000
321.
National Investors Corp.—Asset
>
Placed Privately—The
company,
'
This is where the company
approved a recapitalization plan which will wipe out
on the preferred stock,. eliminate the preferred
stock
issuance of $50 par value 55$ debentures and increase
the pur value of
the common stock from $1 to $3 per share. . The
plan also authorized the issuance of stock warrants to the preferred
shareholders in lieu of the dividend arrearages.
These warrants entitle
the
holder to purchase
one-lialf share of National Alfalfa common
stock at a price of $10 per share.
With the recapitalization plan approved, the outstanding capitaliza¬
tion of the company now .consists
of: $2,352,950 of $50 par value
55/
debentures, no preferred stock and 790,000 shares of $3 par value
common stock.
Warrants for the purchase of an additional 23,529'a
shares
of
common
stock
at
$10
per
share also are outstanding.
p.
■•••".■.
'
.
the
186,
.
■■
arrearages
<—V.
.
and
..
Stockholders
through
.
proceeds of
Outboard Marine Corp.—Notes
Operations of National Alfalfa more than doubled in the Eastern
area, comprising Georgia, New Jersey, the New England the DelMarVa
the
12';-.
capital
ago.
year
(Delaware, Maryland and Virginia) areas.
recently extended its operations.
officers;
ceed
the months
a
loss of only $8,70o as
the like period last year,
and
May
compared
\
the SEC on July
$260 per
its
told share¬
responding period last year, Henry A. Hofinann, President;
holders at their annual meeting held on July
23. During
statement with
covering
1957.
Net
two months of the
ahead of the cor¬
during the first
running
substantially
company
' J
Commission—
registration
a
'
15,325 shares of cla^s A stock ($10 par ) and 3,165
shares of common stock ($10 pari.
The company proposes to offer
these
securities for public sale in Combined
Units, each consisting
of "one common and five
class A shares, and at the purchase price
„
Improvement—Recapitalization Plan Approved—
Sharp
filed
''>-V
Y:
Seattle, Wash.—Registers With
Exchange
and
company
•
stock at $20 per share.
Y^Y'Y
Y:"
1798.
p.
Securities
22,
Milling Co.—Shows
&
;»
convertible into common
are
Old American Life Co.,
through
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
withdrawal;
and
casting
disposable
and
that 1 thg
A
contract was - signed on July 24-/.under which this company
acquires the property and net assets of the Wisconsin Hydro Electric
Amerv,
Wis," Before the transfer of property becomes final,
.approval of
latter company's stockholders' is required, as well as
the
approval of the Wisconsin P. S. Commission, and the Federal
»Power '■ Commission;/
■
v.. '/Y- Y;
Y %'/ ■ ■ Y ; Y' •''V,
'
The
Co., ."are
Light
&
"Co,,
Mercast
La Verne, Calif.
purpose
in
purchased
and
•
-
M.
Street
which
owns
Y*
'
••
.
competitive
-
Mills
Mercast
outstanding
$110,000
dissolved
28,
YY.':
due 1987, at
no
actual
cash
will pass between the, .two
YWisconsin companies. Instead, Northern States Power Co. of Wiscon¬
sin, a; subsidiaryYcorfip-'.nsr of Northern
States' 'of Minnesota, will
4,166'/$
of such value.
"
:
j
-issue approximately 60,000 shares of its common stock to the Minne¬
The trust agreement provides that as the bonds which were originally
sota
company.
NSP Minnesota, ill turn,
will issue 176.300 shares
deposited are redeemed, matured or otherwise liquidated the proceeds
of its siccl: to the Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. which will exchange
will be distributed annually, and there will be no reinvestment nor
these NSP shares for the shares now held by its stockholders. In addi¬
substitution of securities except in certain relundinss.
The depositor
ction. NSP will expend approximately $3,200,000 for redemption and
will determine which bonds shall be sold from time to time upon the
payment of Wisconsin Hydro's long-term debt and bank loans.
Y
happening of certain specified events or for the purpose of redeeming
The property involved in this transaction, all of which is located
outstanding
certificates which the depositor. has repurchased.
■
in Wisconsin, will be owned and operated by Northern States
Power
The trust agreement also provides that the depositor will repurchase
Co. of Wisconsin.
It is expected that the actual transfer of property
the certificates from the holders and
has the right, at its election,
,,\vill be effected by Dec; T.
!''Y
/V
Y
'-YY
to
either
resell the same or present the same to the trustee for
Wisconsin
Hydro provides
electric service to more than , 10,000
redemption.
The price at which certificates are repurchased will be
customers in 40 communities,
21 incorporated and 19 unincorporated
determined by the depositor on the last business day or the week in
and to an additional 3,700 rural customers. Only three of these coihwhich certificates are presented for repurchase, and payment will be
lUunities/ Ariiery, Chetek, and Duraud, have populations of more than
made
on
the next business day.
The price at which the certificate
1.000.
The area in/which these 40 communities are located is bounded
■will be redeemed
by the Trust will be determined by the depositor
on
three sides by
territory now served by NSP of Wisconsin.
NSP
on
the day in which it is presented
to the Trust for redemption,
has
four connections 'with Wisconsin
Hydro through which it has
which date may not be more tnan four days after the repurchase date.
been
furnishing some of the power requirements of the Wisconsin
Both the repurchase and redemption prices are to be determined by Hydro Electric ; Company.
These points of connection are at Cedar
the depositor on the basis,
among other things, of the bid prices
Falls, Eau
Galle, Somerset, and Rice Lake.
for the
underlying bonds on the date of repurchase of redemption.
In addition, Wisconsin Hydro also provides liquefied-petroleum gas
If
the
depositor refuses to repurchase a certificate the trustee is
service to 2.180 customers in Menonionie and Monroe. NSP will re¬
required within 60 days after notice of such refusal to appoont a
quire the gas systems in both these cities.
The company now pro¬
successor
depositor/ and pending such appointment the trustee Shall
vides electric service in Menomqnlc.—V.
135, p. 2674.
act
in the
capacity of the depositor.
If the trustee is unable to
appoint a successor depositor it is required to liquidate the Trust.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has ruled that the Trust will
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Merger Plans Abandoned—
not constitute an
association taxable as a corporation for Federal
See American-Cyanamid Co. above.—V.
185. p. 721.
Y
income tax
purposes,
and interest on tne deposited bonds which .is
exempt from Federal income tax will not constitute taxable income
Qgclen. Corp.^—Private Placement—The private place¬
to the trustee or to the certificate holders.
At the hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the question whether
ment of $5,000,000 5% convertible subordinated sinking
the requested exemption should be granted.—V. 135, p. 2334.
fund debentures, due May 15, 1972, has been arranged
!.:■;
■
v:Y^Y-. Y.
Net
t
March
-
mortgage
>
and
tion.
On
5,'■ Y
to sell the bonds,
Northejrri Siat&e Power Co.
^
as
the
for
formed
This
Corporation:
Peter
shares
of
Carney, both of
$22,250 principal
amount of promissory notes and 110 shares of common stock and
$4,250
principal amount of promissory notes, resnectively, of Industrial Metal
Castings Corp. (now Mercast Manufacturing Corp.)
These securities
represented all the issued and outstanding securities of that corpora¬
Cleveland,
feature hi
Commission, Jn
alteration
puoUo distnbnuon. The price to
the public of a unit will be approximately its current net asset value
as
determined by the depositor plus an underwriting' commission of
be
Asset
name.
March' 22,
1957 Alloy purchased, from Smith Tool & Engineering
corporation, for $340,000, less prepaid rent and security
U1^er an existing lease to Alloy,
or a net cah
consideration
$310,350, the premises in Cleveland .upon which its plant is located
Co.,
of
Ave.,
stock
the
eliminated
was
the
Madison
all
owns
'
'•
Haupt & Co.,
current
existing '
improve
to
at
and
Co.
needed
_
At
privilege).
used
facilities
Castings
Corp.,
to purchase equipment
sidiaries, to repay outstanding
supplement working capital.
_
will
additional
proposes
by.
request
a
company
conclusion
foreseen
substantially identical .in terms- with the trust
to Trust Fund securities,., Under this agreement,
depositor, will deposit with the trustee $5,000,000
of bonds, the interest income on v/b'eh will be exempt from Federal
income taxes; and it will receive certificates representing 5,000
units
representing undivided fractional interests m the trsut fund.
These
certificates will be sold by the depositor to an underwriting group to
York is subscription
of New
The
Power
The.
any
scheduling
agreement
trust
three
The offering is not underwritten.
agent.
facilities
the
each
for
...
Sound
-
(par 10 cents) at $4.25 per
new
oversubscription
an
1,000
1,000
Offered—The company
19 offered to its stockholders of record
to subscribe
Kraug—— 1,000
&
Scherck, Richter Co.__
Harold E. Wood & Co
,Corp._ 3,000
114.
p.
Burge
Lester, Ryons & Co.__
1,000
Manley, Bennett <fc Co.__— 1,000
Charles A. Parcells & Co._ 1.009
Co.—___ 4,000
4,000
&
&
&
Lerchen & Co—2,000
Simonds & Co.—
1,000
Watling,
6,000
—
Hornblower
Y
Day
Pierce,
Fenner
,''3,000
Spencer
6,000
Co—
Sachs
Goldman,
3,000
Pressprich & Co.
Trask & Co._.___
Anthony <fc R. L,
R. W.
Corp.___._15,000
Union
Dillion,
Securities
denied
.
Shares
Put'pbqqpfl
The
23
equally applicable here."';1://"'n >•.
denying Puget's request, pointed out that
proposed - "non-call'*
feature would result
hi ,i substantial Interest saving would involve an evaluation- of future
mailcof condition;
for .a minimum
five year period, and that "un¬
'
•
agreement relating
Ira
value)
per
•
Aug. 5, 1957.
ira Haupt & Co. also seeks the same exemption with respect to any.
ether unit investment trust fund established in the future by it under
a
,
($2.56
FINANCING—The
OF
order
an
in Bond Issue Denied
July
on
sought to include the non-callable provision
in
the supplementary
trust indenture authorizing the issuance; of
the bonds.
Under the proposed amendment no bonds of the proposed
series could have been redeemed prior to Aug, l; 1962,*
-, ♦*
In
denying- the request, the FPC said that* the reason set forth
in it ; order issued June 19, 1957, -denying a similar request by-'.Paget
Fund, Series A, New York
a
registered broker-dealer and
York investment company, has
Commission
on
16,000,000
648.424 shs,
__
PLAN
oy
issued
(Minn.)—Request to In¬
Co.
Power
Power
The company
bidding.;
Trust Fund
the
designated
bonds.
:
V/V''' V'/-1
redeemable either by the Trust Fund or a person
as its agent; and the Commission has
the exemption application ior I«?anhg
by Trust Fund to be
stock
preferred
convertible
par
value)
cum.
Common
'
pfd. stock ($50 par
pal tic,
cum.
Value)
5Y
.this
of
Payment will be
Under Investment Co. Act
York,
New
New
of
Co.,
<te
depositor
and
its
to the SEC for an order under the Investment Company Act
of
1940 providing an exemption from
certain specified provisions of
that Act to the extent that such sections require the securities issued
$64,000,000
1976-.. $64,000,000
unsecured bank notes due 1362
16,000,000
income conv. notes due 1982—
7,236,000
first mortgage bonds due
5l,2v*'
for
applied
least
at'
Haupt
Ira
sponsor
through May 31, -1967. 5'Y of its total steel tonnage
requirements for use in the United States.
CAPITALISATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
nually
called
been
Certain Exemptions
—Seeks
with
of the company's gross dollar sales. An agreement
Motors Corp. provides ihc latter company will purchase
respectively,
have
Municipal Investment Trust
steel and
auto¬
1957,
and 35-1 > ».
producer of carbon
major
a
steel in the Detroit area, distributed principally to the
industry.
In 1955, 1956, and the first four months of
stainless
States
company, to. include an initial five-year non-callai>ie
application for; authority to issue $18,000,000 of iirst
this
feet per
2561.
p.
Federal
The
consecutive davs. The
the Cooks Mills and
presently
authorized
430,000.000 cubic
of
Iierscher
from
the
exceed
not
clude 5-Yr. Non-Callable Feature
next, $20,000 of
redemption on Aug;i 1,
first mortgage serial bonds due Aug, 1, 1970 at 1005$.
made at the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.
\r':'
:■
Vy. ■
■1
v-..
company an
steel ingots
The company
tons.
compared
185,
day.—'V.
Northern
There
the program Will give the
about 1,812,000 net tons of
capacity.
Completion of
annual rated capacity of
withdrawal
maximum
;
will
fields
storage
Iierscher
Grace of the Discalced
(Lafayette, La.)—To Redeem Bonds-
Carmelite Nuns
Texas
of
America,
of
000,000 cubic feet per day for an estimated 36
combined
withdrawal, in any one day,
from
the remaining outstanding
on
Monastery of Mary, Mother of
spending of approximately $34,000,000 for Improvements
cut production costs and for increasing steel production
to
deferred
been
has
company
2806.
involve the
to
action
companies
botn of
Chicago.
The new facilities will enable
Natural Gas Storage to inject gas into the Cooks Mills Field at an
estimated rate of 25,000,000 cubic feet per day and to withdraw 25,-
preferred issues.
stated that this action was necessary
due to restric¬
tions in the company's long term loan agreement.
The management hopes to resume the dividend payment on its first
and second preferred issues at an early date.-—V.
185, pp, 2916 and
The
and stores natural gas owned by
Illinois and Natural Gas Pipeline
transports
Storage
Gas
customer
Co.
second
and
first
time
any
dividend
that
preferred
new
at
the
announced on July 22 that the interest due on its 6'$
subordinated sinking fund income debentures will be paid on Aug. 15
to holders of record Aug.
14. At the same time, the company stated
The company
is convertible into common stock of the com¬
prior to redemption at a conversion price per
share of common
stcck of $46, each share of convertible preferred
being taken at $100. The newly issued prcfciiajd is subject to redemption at S105 per share betore July 1. 1»02:
$103 per share thereafter
and before July 1. 1907; $101 per share before July 1, 1972 and $100
per share thereafter.
PROCEEDS—Tha company plans to use the proceeds from the sale
to provide ft portion of the funds for the 1957-58 expansion program,
The
pany
Deferred—
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Preferred Divs.
($100
convertible preferred stock at par
5% cumulative
company
of
had
revenues
$479,042,476
Gas
and
while
Electric
during the 12 months ended
net income was $75,644,256,
is
an
operating
public
utility
in furnishing electric and gas service throughout
central California, a territory with an estimated
approximately
6,250.000.
On
March 31. 1957, the
1,761,997 electric customers
and 1,483,371 gas cus-
principally
northern and
population
operating
Number 5659 ...The Commerc'al and Financial Chronicle
Volume 1C6
tomers:
approximately
customers.
38'7
ol'
the
customers
gas
*
Gl"VING
To
EFFECT
First
refunding
nd
i
13Vi'i
Series
bonds
due
June
J
3bonds
Series
K
3'./■
bonds .due
June
Series
L
3r'r
bonds
Series
M
due
Dec.
The
196G_-,
1,
3827,000
1970_
1,
1,
1971
due
June
1,
1974
Dec.,
1,
1979
77,965,000
48,147,000
3C
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1977^_„
Series
O
3()
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1975
Series
P
2^4^
bonds, due June. I,
1981__
27b't
bonds
Series N
Series
Q
for
23,839,000
_
be
8 850,000
24.053,000
of
pec.
1,
1980—
65,857,000
June
1
1982_„
69,092,003
share
13.116 000
held.
Series
June
1983
1,
T
2Vu'.r
bonds
due
June
1,
Series
U
3s/a',<
bonds
due
Dee.
1,
1985—
Series
W
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1984
Series
X
due
3V*'lc
1976—
77 215;000
3Wi'r
3'r»%
bonds
June
1,
1984_..
Y
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1987—
44.175,000
Z
3:Ve
bonds
due
Dec.
1, <1988—
21.000,000
AA
bonds
5't
Firs.t
bonds
'
.
'
due
due
(short-term
,
•
Dec.
Jo80_
1.
June
60 819,000
1
75,000,000
5'/2%
first
5rfo
first
5^
redeeni. first
5Co
redeem,
cumulativestock, cumulative—
prefer-ed
certain
deferred
!
loan
will
the
Shares
4,211 662
withdrawn
1,173,163.
fore
that- it
1.517,375
1.517.375
conclusion
1,127.426
1,127,423
4The
pfd.
stock,
directors of
of
amount
of
The
First
Halsey,
Boston
Stuart
:
i,l _•
Co;
American
The
Strudwick-
Lestrange
&
100,000
Ashmun
S.
Auchinelnss,
Parker
Redpath
ft Co.—
Baker,-'- Weeks
Co
ft
900 090
—
Bartov/ Ineds ft C6:I—t.
Baxter
Co.-
ft
S'earns
Bear,
Bramhall
Brush,
Sloeumb
*
Co.
ft
Co.
ft
Inc.
Burnham
Burns
Co.——!--I
ft
Bros,
ft
Denton,
Inc.
f
'
Burns.
Corbett
Pickard,
ft
,
Inc.——.
Brothers
Byrd
Carolina
Securities
Corp.
Chace. Whiteside,
-
.
&
C.
Winslow,
Childs
F.
Clark.
ft
Julien
Burr,
Collins
Courts
Co..
400,000
Inc
—
—
100.000
.
Davenport
Davis,
200,000
—
Co.—,
ft
Skaggs ft
DeHavcn
ft
Crouter
100,000
Co
ft
Bodine—
—
'
Co.—I—Z
Inc
Stokes
Co.
A:
Emanuel,
ft
Securities
Equitable
Co.
i
Este
ft
Evans
Co._
Fahey,
300,000
Co
ft
Ferris
Steele
ft
& Fox
f!?rri}erJ^T
Co
100,000
of
Iowa
Corp.—
Michigan Corp.
550.000
First
Southwest
Folger,
i
W.
Nolan,
B.
Corp.—
100,000
Fleming-"
Hibbs
ft
Co.,
jnr
Marshall—II; 250^000
iPoster
Freeman
Robert
ft
Co.—300,000
Garrett
Sons
300.000
Co.—-
500,000
Goodbody
ft
Grande
Cc:,
ft
ft
Inc
100,000
so^„—
1
the
American
Ballin
Lae
H
rn
Henry
Herman ft Co._
it-th ft rl d & S°n
Hhsch
Co—
x
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey,
Inc.
—V.
186,
p.
1
150 OOO
snn'nnn
500,000
In
400.000
vSS'SSS
600,000
100,000
tive
to
gas
ft
&"co"
P.
225,000 of 6 1/2%
subordinate
will be
interim
has
company
providing
bank
loans
for
July
dpc
incorporated
was
holds
and
in
operation
certificate
a
Har°ld E- Wood ft Co—
Arthur Li Wright ft Co.,
with
its
distribution
gas
water
heaters,
equipment
of
set
forth
Co
entered
the
into
purchase
31,
in
fall
by
1957.
ft
Son
ft
business,
the
firms
and
from
other
and
named
the respec¬
Units
Bosiyorth,
&
Sullivan
Inc.
&
and
Co.
The
Pacific
Northwest
Co
4,000
WaLston & Co., Inc
4,000
4,000
Inc
Co.,
3.500
Lerchen & Co
P.
Harper ft Son & Co. have severally
proportions of two-thirds and one-third to
respective
Federal
construct
and
Pipeline
Corp.—To
The
of
4
of
Construct
and
lateral
lateral
Pacific
& Co. and Wm.
Co.
construct
to
Northwest
plant
to
Colorado
miles
34.5
The
Wash.
Grotto,
at
authorized
been
extend
from
construct
to
esimated
its
miles
4.5
of
6r,«-inch Uravan
Slick Rock, San
The estimated cost of these facilities is $113,940.
Nuclear
also
has
from
the
at
Idaho.
motion
theatrd,
picture
television
the
stated.—V.
Novins
185,
2849.
p.
S.
Karasiek,
net
had
Fund
President, has announced that
of $1,011,922, equivalent
assets
of capital stock.-—V.
185,
as
to
of July 15,
$14.29 per
1518.
p.
Pepsi-Cola Mokan Bottlers, Inc.—Stock Offered—G. F.
Church & Co., St.
Louis, Mo.,
Hill
been
Hill
Bunker
existing
Company's
6%-inch
its
cost
Estimated
cubic
The
feet
plant
authorized
Co.
plant
construct
to
lateral
d'Alene
Coeur
miles
41
to
a
PROCEEDS—The
tional
net
and
plants
amounting
to
Northwestern;
cubic
Union
and
Pacific Northwest temporary
the Northwestern and Bunker
authorized
maximum
daily deliveries of
granted
feet
Carbide
to
Bunker
Hill
addition,
Pacific
Northwest
will
be
on
has
cubic feet to Union
Hill.
The service to
interruptible basis
750,000
Bunker
to
will
be
a
on
at
Co.,
municipal
line
has
the
be
used
payment
for
EFFECT
GIVING
to
purchase
certain
of
TO
PRESENT
July
1967
1,
convertible
5",'o
stock
Common
1
stock
pfd.
22,500
clause" of
$100,000
—
(par
shares
escrow
an
Outstanding
due
of
$100,000
200,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$10)—
50 cents)—
(par
additional
^An
addi¬
accounts
FINANCING
Authorized
note
promissory
convertible
common
stock
are
None
'*262,420 shs.
held
under
the
agreement.
8th Street, Coffeyville, Kan.,
was
incorporated in Kansas on Marcn 29, 1957', for the purpose of
acquiring
Pepsi-Cola
bottling
plant
operations, principally in the
midwest area of
the United States, through merger or outright pur¬
BUSINESS
chase,
Corporation,
—
207
West
with the ultimate intent to acquire a combined number of
Pepsi-Cola
bottling plant operations which,
based on 1956
of case sales, have produced and sold in excess of ten million
Pepsi-Cola.
F. Church,
of St. Louis, Mo., has been employed under
contract by the company to obtain the additional Pepsi-Cola bottling
figures
of
cases
to be acquired.
Pepsi-Cola bottling plant
operations
lour
operations
now
owned
the
by
located at Coffeyville, Kan.; Joplin, Mo.; Harrison, Ark.,
Kan. In 1956, these four plants produced and sold approxi¬
are
company
and Lyons,
mately one million cases (24 bottles per case) of Pepsi-Cola and other
drink beverages.
The dollar volume of sales was over $1,000,000.
business of all four plants is expanding;
during the first four
months of 1957 each plant increased its sales over the corresponding
soft
The
•period of 1956.
The
bottle
lime
is principally engaged in the bottling and sale of
and in the distribution of Pepsi-Cola fountain syrup.
Pepsi-Cola,
the Coffeyville,
Joplin
and Harrison plants
distribute Vess flavor beverages and Bubble Up. a lemon-
company
Pepsi-Cola
and
beverage.
soft
other
few
The
Lyons
plant
bottles
Bubble
Up,
Grapette
and a
beverages.
drink
1957, the company acquired all of th®
assets of Sekan Bottling Co., Inc.
(a Kansas corporation) and all of
the assets of Mokan Bottlers, Inc. (a Kansas corporation)
from The
Coffeyville Loan ft Investment Co., Inc.
In return for these assets,
The Coffeyville Loan & Investment Co., Inc.,
received 160,000 shares
of
the
company's common stock, valued,
in this exchange, at the
public offering price of $5 per share.
At the time of acquisition, a
small
minority interest
in Bekan Bottling Co.,
Inc., was held by
private individuals and their interest was acquired by the company
in return for 4,920 shares of the company's common stock also valued
at
$5
per
Auril 1,
share.
,
Bottling Co., Inc., owned the franchised Pepsi-Cola bottling
operation located in Coffeyville, Kan.
Mokan Bottlers, Inc.,
the franchised Pepsi-Cola bottling plant operations at Joplin,
Sekan
plant
owned
and
Mo.,
On
at
March
Harrison,
22,
1957,
Ark.
all of
the
assets
of
the Lyons, Kansas, Pepsi-
bottling plant operation were acquired on behalf of the company
from Harry J. and Vada Scribner of Lyons, Kansas.
These assets were
Cola
under contract of purchase in return for: (1) $50,000 cash;
promissory note, due 10fe> annually
for inventories in the amount of
$47,000.
The $100,000 promissory note is convertible into common
stock of the company in blocks or units of 2,500 shares at the pric®
of $10 per share.—V. 185, p. 1996.
firm
basis.
that
stated
to
the
retail
proposed
by
deperiding
either
on
planned
Citizens
efforts
authorizations.
been
Bunker
by
Pacific
with
Hill
Utilities
the
two
Co.
or
firms
Northwest
sufficient
one
July
$100,000 5"e> convertible
1,
1967;
and
(3) cash
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Plans Bond
it
These
line.
(2)
to
expects
to
seek
capacity
to
says
for
towns would be
Shoshone Natural
state
and
Bunker
Hill
secure
the
additional
service
This
towns.—V.
185,
p.
2849.
it
company,
was
announced
on
July
22,
Financing—
proposes
to
bring
bond issue to market on Sept. 12 and is now planning
to
file
registrations with the Securities and Exchange Commission
and the Pennsylvania P. U. Commission covering proposed offering.
The bonds are to be sold'at competitive bidding.
a
$40,000,000
The
proceeds
of
the
offering will be used to help finance the com¬
and to repay a portion of bank loan®
pany's construction program
presently outstanding.
rtAmnonr
to
to
are
and
an
authority in the fall of 1957 to supply the natural gas requirements
for Cataldo, Wardner,
Kellogg, Osburn and Wallace, Idaho, which are
Gas
proceeds
equipment
July 25 publicly offered
(par 50 cents) at $5 per
$126,000.
CAPITALIZATION
5 r/o
meter¬
Kellogg, Shoshone
is
approximately
near
facilities
the
of
at
operate
and
FPC
to
4,500,000
and
service
In
Commission
the
to-construct
connections.
3 350,000
on
60,000 shares of common stock
share on a best efforts basis.
acquired
month
authorization
and
group
corporation
$1,031,452.
to
Colo.
line
station
this
Washington,
$1,230,300.
100,000
100,000
line
Northwest
6?»-inch
ing
is
has
Union
to
Miguel County,
County,
Cement
facilities
line
Pacific
in
$2,375,692.
pipeline from its 26-inch line in Snohomish
measuring and regulating station at the North-
a
Northwest
3)/a-irich
of
lateral
to
Portland
the
Pacific
authorized
facilities
gas
cost
authorized
6-inch
Wash.;
Western
cost
estimated
an
has
FPC
and
County,
natural
operate
at
has
Commission
Power
and
Idaho
Northwestern
YarnaII> Siddle ft Co.—
July 23 an¬
the Telemeter
of
including
the entertainment fields,
exhibitorst
the
legitimate
ACQUISITIONS—On
Last
100 00()
and
the
shaic
The
4,000
—
Quail ft
Wm
Northwest
looiooo
Co
demonstrations
public
Peoples Securities Corp.—Assets Over $1,000,000—
plant
Co.,
—
Colorado and Idaho—
.
Demonstrate
on
George
names:
4,000
ft
the
in
WuIff' Hansen" ft Co._I
ft
snorts,
Mr.
selected
corporations
the company
their
opposite
also
company
Units
Co
Carbide;
Riddle
here,"
release
necessity
areas in
3,500
Weld
Pacific
100.000
to
subsidiary,
a
in
1958.
conversion
burners
the use of gas.
to
12,000
—
Co,
mnnnn
Waggoner
in
Besides
450,000
Wyatt. Neal &
conduct
will
Corp.,
pay
(see
notes
gas
related
UNITS—The
OF
units
ft
-■
-
it
Unit
—
TV System—
Telemeter
industry, financial houses, technical and engineering groups,
talent
guilds, labor groups,
educators, various public officials and others.
"It
is
significant that Telemeter is the only closed circuit pay
television
system
that
has
been
demonstrated publicly
thus far.
During the past four months hundreds of leaders in the entertainment
industry, technical groups and others have seen the Telemeter demon¬
strations in Los Angeles.
The reactions have been most gratifying.
Our planned
New York demonstrations will permit interested people
in the eastern part of the United Slates to see the system in operation
reserved
of
severally agreed to purchase
ft
White,
'
July 24 publicly offered $1,subordinate interim notes due July 1,
completed
Harper
Eoettclier
'ISS'SSS'
'
headed by White. Weld
on
6Var;o,
10,000
Bailey
700 000
Gas Co.—Securities Offered—A
Harper & Son & Co.
per
the
and
and
Weld
P.
served
Pacific Natural
$5
principal
Co.
Prior
to
the
availability of natural gas,
1200 BTU propane-air gas to residential and
portions of the Cities of Longview and Kelso.
a
limited
distribution
of
natural
gas
in
Mt.
in
ranges,
adjacent
.
preferred stock
investors
/
500 0
Co
that
circuit
Corp.
Pictures
International
Abraham
company
Gas
be
have
Wm.
/
Co.;
four
notes.
PLACEMENT—The
began
numbers
White,
0
322.
of underwriters
is
delivery
value
(oar
for each $25
that
distributed
company
below
500 000
I
Yamall
stock
share)
per
by
company
surrounding suburban area in January 1957,
Longview-Kelso area in April 1957.
The construction of
portion of the distribution systems in those areas is
the
appliances
250 000
Noel
Walker
T
the
of
the
preferred
cumulative
unsecured
users
connection
sells
■
x
of
loan
bank
agx-eed
-
Co
ft
100.000
H^vcnnUPitm^Cx'rn~"
£w J Co;__ —
H.
Hentz
ft
the
public convenience and
from the Washington P.
S. Commission covering all of the
which the company has franchises.
i
JOO.OOO
A
the
Wash.,
in
The
nnn onn
izs
Co—
of
company
expected
—.100,000
—
A
of
while
or
Operate Additional Natural Gas Facilities in Washington,
COrn
Paramount
The
substantial
a
SSSS
Harrison
election
cumulative
institutional
Natural
Veinon,
of
Hannahs,
loan)
on
interim
securities
and July 195a of an aggregate of $2,500,000 principal
the company's first mortgage G'/o bonds, due October 1978.
from the sale of such bonds will provide funds lor the
company
The
inn nan
Inc.
Alstme
H
bank
dividends
of
subordinate
equity
companies
companies
of
one-fourth of
the common stock of the
company and the plan of operation under which each of
organizing companies would purchase one-fourth of the power
produced by the project "does not constitute a combination, agree¬
or
understanding, express or implied, to limit
ment, arrangement,
the
output of electrical energy, to restrain trade, or to fix, main¬
tain, or increase prices for electrical energy or service."
The oppos¬
ing interveners had contended that the application was inconsistent
with the
antimonopoly policy and provisions of the Federal Power
Act and the Public Utility Holding Company Act.—V. 185, p. 980.
1957
PRIVATE
commercial
lOOOOO
Srveney Cart.wnght ft
g
'/o
j
of
proceeds
Pacific
£.0'nn'Z
Lombaro,
van
G'.
sale
utility
four
by
applicant
executives
None
185,000 shs.
Washington on Oct.
8, 1948, under the name of Twin Cities Gas Co.
It thep acquired the
manufactured gas
plant and underground distribution system of the
We tern Gas Corp. of Washington in
portions of Longview and Kelso,
Washington.
In June 1956 the name of the company was changed to
100,000
|homas
the
the
at
$1,625
BUSINESS—The
?5o'ooo
^ao.ooo
oOO.OOO
Qwiss
to
payment
the
controlled
Washington
Water
Power
Portland General Electric Co.
the
ownership by each of these
The
and
1957
100'000
s
ano nnn
1,225,000
restrict
Co.;
organizing
leaders
of
kilowatts
ultimately,
be 282,000 kilowatts,
cost
of the
project
864,000
and
is
Co.
Co.;
concluded
com¬
television system
at the Savoy Pla*m Hotel in
New York City from Aug. 12, 1957 through Aug. 29.
Louis A. Novins, Vice-President and General Manager of Telemeter,
announced that invitations to the showings will be sent to the press,
$2,500,000
1,225,000
from
Light
a
the
closed
l)urchase, from the company the shares of common stock which are
not issued upon exercise of the subscriptions warrants.—V. 185, p. 2561,
f ojes ft Co.idn
™
will
&
Marsh
nounced
400,000
Straiss ft'Co*"—
J; S- 'Btriauss^ & Co.-—
|{"Jj %
J
100,000
of
Power
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
proceeds
$1,625
of
Pacific
have
would
$172,535,000.
to
Power
Power
Closed Circuit Pay
FINANCING
450.000
~~
,
100.000
First
PRESENT
($5
redemption
with
in payment
above).
retirement
300,000
_
qtixC'ft~Fn""r'
First
stock
6)2%, subordinate interim
amount, of
100.000
Stnel, Nicolaus & Co.,
100.000
®
TO
———100.000
Co.—
ft
1930
due
notes
Co.
Co.
ft
Boyce.
500.000
Farwell, Chapman &
Fauset,
ft
in
communities
Walling,
Co.
Co
ft
Agnew
Bros,
of
shares
(J)
The
100,000
100,000
Brothers ft Co.Stern Frank, Meyer
200.000
Inc
Clark
Fahnestock
Stein
100,000
Co.
ft
4nf, 0nn
'tSSo
the
July
liquidating value of $25
with
—
Shunv n
rnr>,
Estabrook--&"co":::::
due
agreement
the
maturity
December
Shau^hnwsy & Co.,
01
in
50,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS
SeaWo¥Xiiry«:::
100.000
300,000
-
Deetjen
Kelso
and
facilities
$1)—
subordinated
a
of
PLANS
100,000
700000
m"nT m&E"" * C°-
construction
liquidating value of
a
loan
contracts
1,150,000
—
100,003
1003)00
Co._
ft
Inc.
current
Longview
EFFECT
loans
issuance
note
Roberts
Scott, Horner ft Co,—
Scott ft Stringfollow—
Chos. W. Seranton ft
600 000
__
Doolittleft
Dreyfus
for
Hutton ft
Pomeroy,
to
incurred
approximately
initially
$167,557,000
Northwest
Montana
area.
GIVING
interim
and
at
with
§49,000
and
——
Sehoellkopf.
Co
a-
in
distribution
preferred
than
share
one
200.000
1,400,000
Parke
ft
200,000
1,150,000
Dickson
s
900.000
—
Hutzler
Schmidt, Poole,
Townsend,
Dick ft Merle-Smith——
R
of
Mason-Hagan, Inc. —■
McDonneli ft Co.—
100,000
bank
amount
Raffenspcrger. Hughes
Schmertz
estimated
been
$2,500,000
(par
stock
(other
share
ft Co., Inc.—
200,000
P*"'1 ft Co... —_
390.000
Reinlioldt ft Gardner—
""""i
p^vncida ft Co.—
500,000
The PrbKsonHumphrey Co., Inc.—
450.000
L- F. Rothschild ft Co. 1,150,000
Salomon Bros. &
Union Securities
Co.
&
had
that
the
share)—
;;Payable
100.000
800.000
250,000
Co
Co
ft
'
is
company
$1,413,000
estimates
project
Sheep's initial installation would
kilowatts
ultimately.
Estimated
—The
Mr.
under
constructed
new
from
Pacific
Congress.
by
Valley
1,002,000
kilowatts
initially, with an
1,240,000
kilowatts.
Pleasant Valley would
of
of
kilowatts
720,000
376,000
langes
con-
estimates
capital at the
authorization
Sheep-Pleasant
4
—
stock
!indebtedness
200,000
Co.
ft
Cow.—
company's
foreign
also noted that so far as the record
projects are now being considered
agency
or
have ever been included
He
Federal
capacity
installation
Mountain
with
company
outstanding. »' ':
——-
Lundborg
the
of
stretch
and
alternative
a
or
installed
have
and
by
Mountain
ultimate
remaining
the
of
approval
any
The
bined
with
working
this
interstate
of
out that none of the alternative projects
proceeding, including the Nez Perce project, have
for Federal construction by any U. S. agency
responsibility.
none
construction
in
bank
the
developing
and
benefit
and
use
pointed
this
in
such
discloses
for
pay
the
and
The'
in
the
company
construction
bank
with
per
notes
J,400,000
——
250,000
Corp,
Inc.-—
ft
Cunningham,
Dallas
Inc.
Co
Securities
Coffin
ft
Co.,
Dodge ft
Clayton
West
Inc—_
ft
200.000
•
100,000
Sons—
ft
-
of
approximately
1963
"The
-
550,000
MeMastm l-Iutchinson
100.000
ft
Co.
100.000
500,000
Tim Milwaukee Co—450.000
Mullancy, Wells ft, Co.
250,000
100,000 b' Newburger, Loeb ft Co.
100,000
300,000'
Newhard, Cook ft Co.—
100.009
-T- A. Overton ft Co.—.
100,000
400,000
Patterson, Copeland ft
*
Kendall, Inc.
i- ■ 100.000
100.000
Penington, Colket & Co.
100,000
200.000
Peters. Writer ft"
Christens»n,
Inc.——
100,000
300,000B. W. Pizziui ft Co.,
Inc- —-—
100,000
100,000
Wm. E. Pollock ft Co.,
400,000
Inc.
—
550 000
r'"U 00
Putnam ft Co.—
450,000
1,400,000
—
Broome
Brown
700,000
Co
ft
Stein
ft
Stockton
Alex.
Irving
twn wn
——
40t),000
& Co.
Law,son, Levy ft
Williams
450,000
1
Co._
ft
Vernon
cumulative
value
$25
Ladcnburg, .Tlialmann
500,000
1,
capital
Inc.,
from
the
the
recommended
been
having
working
accordance
in
improving
for
plan
for
River
for
examiner
The
bank
to
Snake
considered
proceeds from
Authorized
Common
Co.,
Co.,
ft
balance
Valley hydroelectrc project on the Snake River in Idaho and
was
announced on July 23.
concluded that the proposed project "is best adapted
comprehensive
a
the
ever
securities,
used
adverse
net
proceeds
account
Division.
—
100,000
1A0.000
present
the
new
be
Marsh
improvement and utilization of water-power devel¬
opment, and for other beneficial public uses, including recreational
purposes."
He said further that development of this reach of the
Snake "should not be undertaken by the United States itself."
per
unsecured
will
liabilities,
the
program
The
stubs
unsecured
C"
u
par
Co.—
ft
ft
450,000
Kraus—
——-
Bartli
Taylor
Kidder
M.
current
Eastern
which
31, 1958
•tO1, -j r,o
subordinate
July
100.000
9oo!ooo
-
Fitch, North
Barret.
J.
—„
.
the
5%
E.
it
commerce,
Agreement and will thereupon be
the extent of construction costs hereto¬
complete
1957.
service
Mount
£$1,625
450.000
—
T»v».
Kormendi
700,000
Co:—A
ft
ft
A.
,
200,000
Inc
improve
•
0
-
$7
to
Edward
company,
Marsh
Mr.
of
this
Hydro¬
review by the Commission, granting
for its proposed Mountain Sheep-
to
subject
to
license
Valley
Examiner
Presiding
Commission
decision,
a
50-vear
Oregon,
Loan
to
its
CAPITALIZATION
Lane,
Co.,
ft
to
of .additional
3,000
the
in
„'
at
comprising the company's Eastern Division. As of May 1, 1957
approxi¬
mately 11 miles of new welded steei mains had been constructed in
the Kelso-Longview area and
approximately 15 miles of such mains
100,000
_
Kean,
ft
E—
Baker,' WaH's : ft Co;
Bo-ge
Kalman
400.000
Bache
Ball,
Inc.
100.000
Co
and
100,000
'
to
of
the
$95,000
construction
a
Bank
ir.
of
Ma? 31,
to
together with
construction
$3,570,000
repay
up
approximately $35,000
financing program.
the
of,
the sale
to
and
and
in
aii4 the construction of
Grubbs
Corp.
stock
common
will be completed during the year 1957 and the remainder
during the first half of 1958. This program includes the
reconditioning
ior natural gas service of
approximately 33 miles of distribution mains
$600,000
..
a
Pleasant
program
time
severally
Johnston; Lemon -ft Co.
Joseph, Mellon & Miller,
lOO.OwO
-
Co.
C.
Space
1,150,000
Arthurs,
Keir
Johnson,
&
Securities
&
to
4V
•
not
Power
filed
has
stock
will
share for each three shares
used
certain
used
have
current
a;s
of
Jenks,
100,000
Corp.
Anderson
cost-
be
1—100,000
Norfolk
Kirkland;
'
1,150.000
_
!
,
have
Investment "Corp.
100.00()
& Co., Inc.!
Brothers
below
named
Share" Corn.
300.000
.
AUyii
time
•
units
1057.
approximately $594,000, of the
pay
piograin
wiJl
$1,500,000
the following respective amounts
4,475.00 )
Adams' ft Pack——
A. "C.
1,000,000
17,075,602
P. F
Mutton ft Co.—
Indianaoolis" Bond
and
•-
f. !
Ahnstedt
from
may
The
None
' !
the company
Co.
\lnc.
Allison-Williams
company
p.'$4,475,000
CVn
&
the
purchasers
to purchase from
series BR bonds;
the
1 000 000
5,959,397
authorized.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
cumulative
$25)—25,000,000
(par
board
the
first
pfd. stk.,-cum., unci, in ser.)
1st
-struction
,
of
new
be
securities
to
wall
amount
400,000
1,719.388
stock
15,
Federal
company's
preferred
The
.
—
proceeds from
by the company
incurred
2,860.977
increase
'
such
deposited
provisions of the
.400,000
4.36redeem,
Oct.
$500,000
be
1,750,000
Redeem.
one
expenses
of
2,860,977
Conimcn
notes.
the
at
cumulative
until
net
of
The balance,
sale
stock, cumulative!:-
pfd.
first
the
amount
capital
1,173,163
'
maturity
$1.62ta
interim
Stockholders
llxe
10,000,00<j
Shares
the
m
pfd. stock, ser. A, cum.
4.80Co redeem, first pfd. stock, cumulative
4d)0%. redeem, first pfd. stock, cumulative
,
at
of
Granted License for
—
Sheep-Pleasant
Mountain
electric Project—
Subscription rights will expire on July 30, 1957.
offering is underwritten by White, Weld & Co.
P. Harper & Sons & Co.
4,211,662
stock,
pfd.
to
PROCEEDS—Of
Authorized Outstanding
.>
Proposed
of
Co.
Power
Northwest
Pacific
share of stock
Wm.
loan
60.000,000
:
transferable
approximately $502,000 will
?5.0on.ooo
1989—
1,
i
preferred stock (par $25):
first, pfd.
stock, cumulative^
GC„
.
and
53,692,000
Series
BB
payable
amount
the basis of
on
This
45,911,000
,
Series
loans
b?
share
one
34,000 additional shares
due
3Vu'.'r' bonds due
due
(par $1) in units
one
Concurrently with the
above public
offering, the company is making an offer¬
ing to its common stockholders of record July 1, 1957
3'>
Series
of
principal
separately
S
Series
$25
Offering
Series R
Bank
will
notes
by delivery
each
Series
bonds
and
notes
109.361,000
due
interim
option
18,669,000
bonds
stock
common
principal amount of
at $27 per unit.
Outstanding
$1,060,000,000
bonds
mortgage
Series
3'f
1963 and 49,000 shares of
of $25
FINANCING
PRESENT
Au'h.'rlzfid
*
electric
also
.were
*
CAPITALIZATION
7
(423)
Viori
nnnunopci
t
nrpviouslv
that
it
^
expected
to
xaiso
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
1957
Monday. July 29,
...
f124)
augment
the
next fHe jcais to
program, in J
shares, priced in tne
in the public money markets over the
internally-generated funds for its building
S2GO.OOO.OOO
utility
additional common
than §22,000,000.—V. 186, p.
Q.-.ercd
at
aggregate
(509,815
more
113.
Trust Cer¬
and associ¬
RR.—Equipment
tificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
ates on Julv 25 offered $2,200,000 of 4]/4%
trust certificates maturing annually, Aug.
Pittsburgh
Erie
Lake
&
Bros.
Salomon
4 %B.
25
Ilutzlcr
&
estlrrrteu
Other
W.
R.
also
of
the
(■
'uich
ICG,
82,847,500.
Co.;
•
,
000,009
and
Co.;
&
Rome
Construction
of
officially
generating station was
company's new
ivhen
23
President,
and
Ch?.r'"c
R.
Roy
-T',,>iisbn.
H,
PEPCo
Dunn,
19^9.
of
summer
which
approximately §35,000,000. will
a
building to house another
kilowatt
unit, together with related facilities; a
1 '/* mile
si.ling to connect the plant with the Baltimore and Ohio
n
ar Dickcrsrn;
and a 40 mile 2.30,000 volt steel tower trans¬
Initial
construction,
include,
addJthn
in
175,000
railroad
Railroad
line.— V.
mission
loo,
will
the
to
unit,
323.
p.
Securities
r.nd
Exchange Commission,
it was announced
on
an
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of stock by this corporation.
The order
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
whether the su pension should be vacated or made permanent.
Regulation
A
pro. ides
a
conditional exemption from registration
with respect
to public offerings of securities not exceeding §300,000
in amount.
Profile, in a Regulation A notification filed on Jan. 28,
1957,
and
subsequently
amended,
proposed
the
public offering
of
2.000,000 shares of its 10c par common stock at 10c per share pursuant
has
22,
exemption
such
issued
from
Commis im
not
in
Us
complied
with
the
which
securities
of
order
terms
Profile,
ov
communications
o
iers
suspension
that
ce'ieve
to
cause
that
in
use
filed
not
were
Profile
of
it has reason¬
Regulation A
made of certain
that
asserts
conditions
and
offered,
addi'i
to
cause
was
with
the
Commission;
without
made
were
July
Is
•
conduc ed
ih
Profile's
t
false
I
an
and
exploratory
and
eras
b
to
circular
which
properties
and
offered
securities
and
being,
and
order,
the
litera¬
of
Profile
sod,- and
Id
wo;
been,
number
offered
be
had
and
of
which
units
sold.
being,
were
would
and
stec'.:
of.cidn
Profile
had
been,
were
Furthermore,
has
been,
The company,
i
am ounced
was
on
July in
plans io
and
at cmrynM'i " ' !
' i
"
on
Sept. 18 $00,000,000 of 30-year bonds
lieu
of
the
250.000
shares of
$100 par preferred
stock it had
d
exuect
to
latter
conditio
The
"-st.
issues
Ho
h.
was
e
scale down t'-c-
issue.—V.
announced
Stock
<
i
withdrawn
i
.
"
the bond
r
registration
because
Elmer
B.
Tyrrell,
improve,
covering
market
money
the
company
may
offering and revive the preferred stock
of
Tyrrell
also
President—
to
succeed
Chairman
as
supervise
Molded
strckliolUe"
New
President
serve
the
Products
activities
Corp.,
as
Months
of
Ray-Odirect
as
&
the time since
1942.—V.
183, p.
J'.-nc
Federal
30—
The
debentures
after
that
their
at
face
—V.
p.
amount
$1,907,770
$1,645,975
270,308
213,GG7
137,810
—-
income
taxes
taxes
108,047
;
income..,
on
$105,620
$0.88
$0.70
share.
banks
accounts.
to
those
On
the
Helm,
of
President
Co.—Merger Approv'd
this company,
of
and
Daniel
T.
Warner,
Master
Electric Co., jointly announced on
July 22 that
of the
two
companies has received shareholder ap¬
The consolidation will be effected by the
exchange of 450.000
combination
proval.
Rehance lor the assets of Master,
Ja™Si.
of
E.
Reliance
The
for
each
combined
share
of
equivalent to .67637 shares
Master.
sales
organization
volume
of
would
$35^000,000,
Republic Aviation
fiscal
mail
4%'<
Corp.
order
debentures
4:V'
Capital
"by
on., Century series"
The
July 21
new
minutes,
I186. ?fi.f
is
highly
Unveils Low-Cost Aerial
70'r"
and
aircraft as well
as
this corporation.
turns fighter planes
range
been
nas
other
successfully tested
modern jets was un¬
by
system
said
svsfem that increases the striking
to
up
Munc
effective
I.
v
Feale.
into
President
tankers
of
developed "baddy" refueling
and
low
In
cost
compared
in
Republic,
system,
with
a
matter
of
through the
which he said
similar
systems
It is the lat»s; develrpmrtv
'n fie technique of in-flight refueling of
Jet plar.es, which was pioneered in Republic Thundercraft.
The buddy
system will undergo evaluation by the Air National Guard.
Mr.
for
Jan.
GIVING
Peale
said
supersonic
successfully
cn
On
that
Hehters
while
of
the
the
slower-llying
new
system was designed particularly
Century series it can be used
(The Century series aircraft are
current
craft.
Sir
and
Roebuck
Sears,
and
Co.
sold
has
720
Sears
under
31, 1957.
Sears, Roebuck and
retail stores and more than
the
United
territories
its
States,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
1982
clue
tslOO
amount
1,
Oil
pan
in
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
company
agreed
to
each
Halsey,
Lehman
$4,218,000
Frares
As
Co—
Corp.—
Rhoades
Co.
Manley, Bennett Ac Co.
American
500,000
M.
Loot,
As
Laurence
-
Marks
M.
250,000
250,000
Ball, Burge
200,000
Carl
McDonald
Ac Kraus—
Co
Ac
—
Stearns Ac Co
Becker
500,000
As
750,000
Co.
&
William
Inc.-_i,
Blair &
Ellis
250,000
Co
250.000
Simmons
&
Brown
M.
Co
McGlone
&
&
Co.,
—
.—
Merrill
100,000
Lynch,
Fenner
Pierce,
Beane
&
100,000
750,000
500,000
200,000
Co.
Turben
Co.,
&
200,000
Co
250,000
Wells & Co.
York
Hanseatic
New
Corp.
250,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Co.
&
100,000
Paine,
500,000
Webber, Jackson.
& Curtis
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Putnam
200,000
Reinholdt & Gardner—
200.000
Reynolds & Co
500,000
&
Co.
100,000
Merle-Smith
400.000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
Drexel
Eppler,
Guerin
As
Turner,
Equitable
'
..
Inc.
100,000
Securities
Corp.
400,000
First
Corp.
Co., Inc.
As
Garrett
As
Forgan As Co.—
Granbery,
Marache
As
As
Stone As
Pomeroy,
Scott,
Co.—
As
Bros.
Boyce—
185,
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The
group
sale
award
won
July 25
on
on
of the
bid of
a
Stern
Brothers
Co.—
200,000
to
As
Hutzler
Texas
of
the
cost
not
members
is
less
&,
98.368(7
the
certificates
4%%.
as
Pipeline Co., a
meter
railroad equipment
Gas
standurd-gauge
§7,500.000.
offering
Co.;
for
Natural
new
than
the
of
Pressprich
bid
Illinois
certificates
Baxter
group
As
are:
Co.;
Dick
Freeman
Ac
Ac
Merle-Smith;
Co.;
Ira
Haupt
200,000
As
As
Frank, Meyer As
Stern,
Fox
100,000
Sterne, Agee As Leach—
Stone
400.000
Webster
As
rities
Corp.
750.000
As
Trask As
Co
Tucker,
Anthony
As
200.0O0
L.
750,000
G.
100,000
Wertheim
1,000,000
100.000
400,000
R.
Day
Kidder, Peabody As Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
Kuhn, Loeb As Co
Thalmann
Co.
400,000
Underwood, Neuhaus As
Co., Inc.
Van
Alstyne,
Noel
As
100.000
Co.
H.
100,000
Secu-
Spencer
100,000
250,000
Walker As Co
White,
As
Weld
400,000
Co.
As
500,000
Co
750,000
Dean Witter A: Co
500,000
218.
Co.;
Stein
Kalman As Co., Inc
p.
W.
750,000
Thomas
Co.
R.
and
Barney As
500,000
Lemon As Co.
Other
200.000
500.000
Inc.
Commission.
Bros.
line
estimated
Scrib-
200,000
250,000
186,
As
mission
Securing
400,000
Deane
ncr
100,000
—V.
100,000
As
William R. Staats As Co.
500.000
As
Co
Co.
Singer
Salomon
250.000
As
Hammill
As
The
Ladenburg,
Inc.
Homer
Co.
Co.
financing
Equipment Trust Certificates
—
certificates at competitive
98.36%.
750,00(1
W. E. Hutton A: Co
Illinois
in
trailers.—V.
house
As
Weeks—
Noyes
As
Hutton
Commerce
Co.—
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs As Co.
Johnston,
500,000
500,000
Co
100.000
400,000
Smith,
Ripley As Co.
Hornblower
100,000
Co.
200,000
.
primarily
or
July 26 offered $6,000,000 of 4J/2% equipment trust
certificates, series XX, maturing annually from June 1,
3958 to 1972, inclusive.
The certificates are priced to
yield from 4.10% to 4.65%, according to maturity and
will be offered subject to approval of the Interstate
250.000
7,50,000
Hemphill,
250,000
Renshaw
Ae
Schoellkopf,
200.000
—+
Harriman
1,000,000
Sons
Glore,
Co.
250,00(1
Boston
Fulton Reid
Inc.
Co.,
Rodman
Sliearson,
Farwell, Chapman As Co.
The
The Robinson-Humphrey
ler
750.000
homes
on
Salomon Bros. As Hutz-
Co
Pacific Co.
250,000
Co
&
500,000
As
engaged
is
mobile
of
Offered—A group headed
200,000
Union
sales
400,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
L. F. Rothschild &
Dillon,
corporation
wholesale
400,000
Pressprich & Co.
500,00(1
Co
As
nnd
be used principally for the
chattel mortgages and floor
2717.
W.
Co.—
As
C.—Debentures Of¬
on
wood
Dominick-
&
Doolittle
1,000,000
above.—V. 181, p. 1206.
Co. of the Southeast
The company
Southern
200,000
Co
—
BUSINESS—The
retail
Hop-
R.
Courts & Co
Carolina Continental Telephone Co.—Exchange
500,000
„
250,000
&
*
for
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to
purchase of conditional sales contracts,
plan loans covering 'house trailers.
p.
400.000
Dick
(Silver
Mary
of Jesus &
Names
Holy
called
been
,
200,000
Pacific Northwest Co
Co.
Podesta
and mar¬
is called
Plan.
July 15 offered to its stock¬
subscribing on or before Aug. 1,
1957, for $1,500,000 6V2% sinking fund subordinated de¬
bentures, due June 15, 1972, at 95% of principal amount.
Any unsubscribed portion, plus an additional $500,000
principal amount of debentures are to be offered pub¬
licly at 100% of principal amount for single transactions
of less than $5,000, the price declining to 95% for $50,000
or more. The offering is underwritten by Smith, Clanton
& Co., Powell & Co. and Frank Smith & Co.
Hutchinson
& Co.
100,000
Co
Clarke
the
Estate a
holders the privilege of
100,000
200,000
—
Inc.
500,000
Dodge
have
General Telephone
fered
2oO,Ou.i
Co._
Mullancy,
—
W.
As
Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co.—_
200,000
(Inc.)
'Clark,
&
Republic
Real
Investors
Southeastern Fund, Columbia, N.
250,000
&
400,000
—_
Byllesby
(Inc.)
"Central
Co
Co.—■—
Inc.
The Milwaukee
100,000
&
of
See
100,000
Merrill,
Co.
Inc.
Burnham
(Small
400,000
250.000
& Sons—
&
SIRE
South
750,000
100,000
Sloeumb
corporation is engaged in the business of purchasing
rental income real estate to the public under what
Offer—Proposed Merger—-
100,000
As
Inc.
As
As
McMaster
Co.,
:
Brush,
McDonnell
Baird As Co.,
Inc.
Barth
McDonald-Moore
250,000
Whipple & Co._
W.
McCormiek
250,000
Bacon,
Co.
—.
Mason-Hagan,
550,000
—
Co.—*.,
Robert
maturities.
meet
redemption on Aug. 1. next, $14,000 of
first mortgage serial bonds due Feb.
1. 1"65 at 10Gt' .
Payment will
be made at the Mutual Bank As Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.
500,000
Higginson
Lee
Securities
As
sold, not more
larger amount
the company to offer new notes
to enable
being registered
500,000
4,210,000
Brothers
With SEC—
a
$4,000,000
much as $5,000,000 of the notes may be
will be outstanding at any time.
The
as
is
There
&<o0,0UJ
Carl
As. Co.
Allyn Ac Co., Inc._
Alex.
Lazard
4.216,000
qm-.rterlv dividend of 50 cents
Sept. 27, 1957 to holders of
Spring:, Md.)—To Redeem Bonds—
Amount of
-
5''
Sisters
the
Debentures
Sachs As Co._
Stuart
Inc.
payable
Proceeds of the sale
of
tne
notes, which will not exceed 81,000,000 in face amount, will
be
used to provide working
funds for the making pi cash deposits,
and,
where feasible and appropriate, to acquire title to properties
pending resale of properties either through
the public offering of
securities or by private sale.—V.
186, p. 324.
named below,
and each of the underwriters, for whom
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Halsey, Stuart As Co. Inc. and Lehman Brothers
are
acting as representatives, has severally agreed to purchase, the
principal amount of debentures set opposite iis name belowPrincipal
Principal
Goldman.
regular
a
$1,000,000
notes
the
of
$33,871,344, or $1.12
$1.14 a share, for the
was
or
reeLtratmn s amment with the SEC on
of nine-month 3\
funding notes,
are
to be offered ior
sa.e
ui
lot-'/
of principal amount,
commission te the underwriter. Sire Plan Portfolios, Inc.
filed
covering
1957,
a
The
underwriters
Amount
1957
Plan, Inc., New York—Registers
notes
than
to
Debentures
of
$34,430,552,
stock
common
corporation
Although
therefor
of
1956.
ouarter
with
declared
also
the
on
18,
The
350,000 shs.
sell
to
second
Sept. 12, 1957.—V. 184, p. 730.
Sire
debt.
as
the
compares
directors
The
July
25.000.000
providing
income,
net
a
companies, of $75,320,849 equal to $2.4" a share, for
of 1957.
This compares with $69440,912, or S2.29
for
which
share
keting
indenture
the
"Shell" T-ansport &
and N. V, Dc Bntaaf' 1
including that of all wholly
The
of
director
months
six
income
record
50,000.000
500,000 shs.
_
restrictions
subordinated
of
announced
Co.
subsidiary
first
share,
a
$50,000,000
"Not limited
1977
managing
a
share, for the first six months of
Co.
780
and
1
May
Co. board of directors in
corresponding 1956 period.
Outstanding
Not limited
Petroleum Cx and Chair¬
Petroleum Co.
He was first
1948.
Shell Caribbean
the
of
is
Stephens
Net
FINANCING
„Not limited
1972
was
Board
the
Shell
which
Up—
announced the election of John H. Loudon
Hop wood, who retired June 30.
elected to fill the vacancy on the hoard resulting
Sir Francis
Trading Co.. Ltd., The Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd.,
sclie Petroleum Maatschappij.
company
of
July 15,
certain
to
the
Hayden,
on
the
of
the
under
plants,
due
debs,
stock
''Subject
Blair
of
stock
incidental to development of cii.
succeed
to the Shell Oil
owned
indebtedness:
sub.
Inc.
letter
a
common
Hopvvood's retirement.
of
from
throughout
Inc.
,AJ1<^"c0.st aerial refueling
veiled
ended
year
oflices
debentures due
Hallgarten
Refueling System—
fighter-bombers
option
a
Subordinated
G.
of
Loudon is President of the Ro"al Dutch
elected
indebtedness:—
Bear,
filed
17
shares
per
tj
Stephens
Sir
man
a
11
Robert
have
approximately
a
current
total assets of $50,000,000
with
5,oU0 employees and 6 500 shareholders.—V.
186, p. 10.
annual
1970.
15,
Jan.
J.
with
J.
'
notification with the
(par io.cents) to be
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
July
on
cents
Chairman
Mr.
Jan.
CAPITALIZATION
A.
Wash.—Files With
Co.—New Chairman Elected—Earns.
P.
the
company on July 25
its
from
penn¬
p°ssi-
by
Commission—
expenses
as
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized lest November as a whollysubsidiary of Sears, Roebuck and Co., the world's largest gen¬
reiuil
merchandising organization.
In
March
1957,
Sears
in¬
creased its equity investment in the Acceptance Corp. from $35,000,000
to
$5o;cco.ooo.
Bache
unconstitutional
be
to
323.
1.000.000
25
at
owned
C.
well bring about an eany
be used for
to
eral
A.
determined
taxes
p.
corporation
the offering will be used to purchase
from
1937.
to
the
at
oaicie
u
this
136,
covering
offered
receivables
catalog sales
possesions.
to
by bondirg limitations.
decision today may
adverse
of
refund• of
of
The
31, 1957, Sears' outstanding installment
arising from credit sales totaled $1,039,128,814 in 8,587,764
Total sales of Sears, Roebuck and Co. were over $3.5 billion
the
operates
5';
this
.
,
has
bill
recent
more
SEC
interest
accrued
receivables
similar
since
receivables
Eastinan
2121.
Reliance Electric & Engineering
President
and
prior
redeemed
be
may
installment
Securities
Edward
redeemable
not
are
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
Senior
in
roi-md
second
a
Changes
Seattle-Toledo Oil Co., Inc., Seattle,
Acceptance Corp.—Debentures Offered
they
date,
customers
during
means
Technical
Securities and Exchange
-9;v
•
only
22
us.
Shell Oil
Cruttenden,
195G
$132,498
per
of Pacific
the shares
of business
July 24 placed on the market $50,000,000 of 5% deben¬
tures, due July 15, 1982, at 100% and accrued interest.
John
1957
income
Earnings
Board
Court's
courts."—V.
Coffin <fc Burr, Inc.™_
2296.
Insulation Corp.—Sales and Profits Rise
7-Fe ierel
for
Governing
uphe'o
to
to
bill by
th" Senate.
bill, sponsored by U. S. Treasury lawyers, now
in' the- House, would seek to deprive the industry of any
"A
Julien Collins &
for most of
Ended
7
before
184,
the
\■
Dominick
Net
that
25
has voted to suspend dealing in
Exchange el fee live at the close
July
T.,x
iinrctrictcd
consideration
syndicate managed by Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and Lehman Brothers on
H.
relations.
|
Provision
W.
Ray-O-Vue in September 1923 in the production
autiviJc?
have
included
production planning
and
ot
Secre'rr •*. T--- a surer and
Vice-President prior to his
6trior Vice-President in
1952.
He
has been
a
director
Refractory
5S?*
I routs
of
well
as
Board
of
Excisi
"The
of
Pay¬
.
Louis, Mo.
Co., St.
that
o:i
Boettcher & Co.
Donald
the
of
His
the company
Six
to
will
Mayfair
Ott
ected
e
joined
offices-
election
!
an
Ott
been
conlln-e
subsidiary.
department.
the
has
will
Mr.
public
July
on
Exchange
company
Blyth & Co. Inc
Co.—Elects
Ott
who
Directors.
Mr.
$5,000
100'-
at
A nation-wide
issue
statement
unsettled
of
conditions
esse
now
105, p. 2918
Rav-O-Vac
all
(Washing-
next,
1,
1967
and
Louis Union Trust
26,
Blunt
Vacs
Aug.
on
1966
1.
applied
parsed the House o
Representatives without a dissenting vote.
This actio:: serves to p
the U. S. distiller on an equal footing with' his .foreign competitors wno
Mauricio Mining Co.—Dealings Suspended—
Corp.
the
Aug.
cn
as
S.
against
gone
are
redemption
claims
tax
immediately do everything legally possible to bring
distilling industry from the discriminatory eig tbonding limit of the In eruai Revenve Lew by promptly appealing.
U.
This
is
Public Service E'ee'ric & Gas Co.—Plans Sale of Bonds
in Lieu of Preferred Stock—
in
for
serial bonds due
be
according to the
being and would be
made in vird-ttori of Southn 17 of the
Act, in that the offering circular
and other sale
literalure contain false and misleading statements ox
material fains, as ;ot i or 111 above.—V.
186, p. 323.
sell
called
been
Sears Roebuck
reasonable
sales
respect to (I.)
(2) the operations
of Profile, (3i the
the properties of
with
Profile,
of
the
on
other
and
information
properties
conducted
•
the Commission has
offering
misleading
cn
development work performed on
Profile and the results :h reof, and (4) the price, terms, and conditions
on
lias
force-out law
distilled spirits:
the
of
will
decision
The
2205.
p.
as
according to the order,
b' 15eve
miner
itflind
the
year
the
on
v.
In ■announcing the suspension; William H. Agnew, Chairman of the
Board of the Exchange, stated that a review of the financial statements
of this company indicated that its admitted liabilities were in excess
of stated, assets, and
there appear to be no favorable factors which
might indicate that this was only a temporary condition.—V. 151,
compliance
required.
as
n.
contained
ture
the
on
be made at the St.
was
tills
of
applicable requirements for delivery of the offering circular; and
of.ering civ tilar foiled to state the price, terms, and conditions cn
securities of Profile were to be onered, and the number of units
be
have
mortgage
San
which
In
Big Board—
on
was admitted to trading
July 24.—V, '185. p. 1792.
corporation
Authorized
written
to
this
Exchange
exemption.
an
written
the
Corp.—Stock
of
block
arrangements
Offering Susp'd
in
to
bil'tv
cost
lirsr
Profile Mines, Inc.. Boise, Ida.—Stock
with
itock
York
There
first
to
were
constitutionality
relief
St. Peter's Evangelical & Reformed Church
It
this
Jul"
cn
Council
The
Federal
ing
Montgomery County
President, part.icipa''d
in groint.-'oreak.ng ceremonies at
me
plant site mar Dicker.son, Md.
Mr. Dunn s«id. "the ever-increasing use of electricity by our exi ting
and
new
custrmors
requires us to proceed at once with this new
generating station,
O rr peak load has increased about 50'/.. dicing
the last
five ye rs and
this summer we have already exceeded last
year's peak by 12 or
102,000 kilowatt
Mr. Dunn printed cut
that the new Dfkerson Generating Station,
which
wi 1
be
the
company's
fourth,
will initially consist
of one
175,000 kilowatt
unit scheduled
to
be
placed
in
operation by the
started
U.
the
,
Generating Station-
the
this
for
the
"The
ol
able
Cable
Common
222.
p.
corporation issued the following
S. District Court at Pittsburgh. P*;. on - -»'-y 22
Government's motion
to dismiss Schenley s suit
spokesman
A
"Schenley
New
Will Appeal Decision on
range
116.
p.
Coast
to
effective
—
Force-Out Claims—
186.
Dick k vlem-Sim.h;
McMaster Hutchinson
offering group include:
freemen
...
Potomac F'eeh'ic Power Co.—Breaks Ground lor New
The
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Tax
rfter
ment will
railroad equip
by new .standard-gauge
.secured
to :ron
members
Pre
& CO.—V.
July
above and all of which
and
100
are
sound.i
buddy system," Peale said, "the
be increased from 30'/
to 70'/
•
These c-rti"ro
mont
a
bid
numbers
than
faster
the
Ion, Mo.)—To Redeem Bonds—
bid of 98,539%.
98.2887';
for toe Certificate'?,
July 24 on
speeds
of these
fighters can
depending on the type
of mission.
With fighters also acting as tankers, every tactical unit
becomes self-sufficient and
more
versatile, for the same plane that
carries the
bomb on one mission can be a tanker on the next."—V.
15, 19o8 to
The certificates were priced to yield
from 4.10%
to 4.375%, according to maturity and were
offered subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Award of the certificates was won at com¬
on
at
"With
?^uJPi^e?
1972, inclusive.
petitive sale
those Whose identification
fly
500.o^'
Wood, Gundy As Co. Inc.
100,000
Sliearson,
Hutchinson
Hammill
As
As
Co.;
Co.—V.
E.
Win.
186.
p.
Pollock
E.
Wood
As
Co.
As
Co.,
Inc.;
218.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1S57—Month
Period End. May 31—
-195G
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
S
Operating
revenues
53.942.137
43.818,814 2C0,590,494 237.753 087
Operating
expenses
32.214.258
30,041,509
153.765,331
143,842.118
Federal
8,587.271
7,425,290
42,698,266
37.291.701
Other
4.136,172
3,686,514
20,232,875
18,425.965
Net
Net
—V.
jncorne taxes—
operating taxes—
operating
after
185,
income
$9,004,436
3.501 020
charges..
p.
2960;
V.
Southwestern
186,
Bell
p.
$7,666,501 $43,894,022 $38,193 303
7,189,282
41,648,536
36,006,830
324.
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.—
Correction—
The
iigures appearing in our issue of July 22, 1957 under
heading are those of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Cx
500.000
Harold
McMaster
Continued
on
page 48)
this
Volume 186
Number 5659
s
The Commercia
...
inancial
Per-
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Cooper-Bessemer
Dividend announcements
tables.
the
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
the .dividends
all
during the current week.
Then
an¬
follow with
we
Crown
$2
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Alame of
ACF
M.
A.
Stores
P.,
Acme
in:.
(J.
Reduction
4.50';-
Alan
Ail
Co.,
preferred
Canadian
Allied
4%
Dividend
preferred
Alloy
Cast
Extra
2
Diamond
T
8-16
Distillers
9-5
8-16
Distillers
(quar,)i_i—
G%
Bank
American
dividend
Gas
9-24
9-3
8-15
Donnelley
8-15
7-31
$2
______
American
B
Co.
News
American
Pulley
American
pfd.
Smelting
(monthly)
American
Steel
Extra
•
Class
Electrolux
&
Point
West
10-29
9-13
Los
3
8-14
Exeter
8-
V.'o
7
9-30
&
9-23
8-30
8-
9-13
8-
Farm
8-23
8-15
Acceptance
J
8-15
30c
9-
8-15
55c
8-15
8-
1
Menasco
1:25c
9-30
9-16
Merck &
9-20
9-
8-30
1
8-
1
7-15
Firestone
&
Porter
8-
1
7-15
Fleetwood
Florida
&
Co.
Power
4.75%
preferred
tquar,')—
7-15
4.60%'
preferred
8-
1
7-15
4.40%-
7-15
4%
25c
9-30
9-
20c
9-10
preferred
Foremost
8-30
6
Freeport
Fuller
Dairies
Co.
A.)
Bond
America
of
Bankers
Beck
(A.
Dividend
(N.
Steel
4.25'V/
8-
2
8-
1
7-23
8-
7-24
7
7-24
Monsanto
9-20
8-*u)
Moore-McCormick
9-10
8-20
9-
1
8-15
Motor
8-15
at
this
60c
9-
3
8-
8-
1
Muskogee Co.
8-
1
Muskegon
8-15
8-
1
Mutual
8-15
8-
1
10-
1
9-
6
•
:
from
Valley Gas & nilocvric—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06',4
10-
1
10-
1
Bohn
9-16
(Geo.
Brantford
„
W.i
Brillo
(quer.V_
Ltd.. class A
"——_-r—
Mfg.
British
Co.
A
1
9-12
3
9-10
Brooklyn
Co.
Brown
&
(quar.)
B
8-30
9-16
8-30
35c
8-
1
7-22
9-24
8-15
(quar.)•__
V
:
5
8-23
National
Cash
8-
National
Distillers
Dividend
;
Butler
Brothers
Government
Increased
8-
9-
3
8-15
8-15
9
Common
:
:
7%'preferred
7-31
9-
3
8-
Green
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
Gregory
$1
at
8-
9-1
A
8-
1
8-
•
this
time'
.
9-
40c
1
8-9
Fire Brick
Consumer
convertible
Mobile-&
California
Canada
Electric Power .(quar.)-.——19c
Cement
Corp,
Carrier
of
*
.
•.
Corp.,
record
(quar.)-:—.—t
(Del.)
parable
(20c
com.
July 31
and
to
40c
2nd
.
holders
of
COc ^
56%®
—
initial) __—:
»
Central Foundry, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—,—*■
Central Vermont Public Service—
*
preferred
(
40c
$1.25
Commbn
-•
.
i—
(quar;)__
ti'—
(quar.l_%
4.15% ; preferred
4.65'v'preferred
——._
preferred (quar.l_,
Chnmb'-rsburg Engineering (quar,) —_
Chrysler.Corp. (quar.)
:
City Products Corp. ('ouarB——•Controller
Cochran
Foil
(quar.)
Co.
Wire
Colorado
Co.
Carbon
8-15
3
'4
•
8-30
-
3-30
<
<* '
_j—
8-15
8-30 *
Hawker
I lobar t
National Life
7-31'
9-J3
1
9-13
Hooker
10-
1
9-13
$4.25
Quarterly
9-13
4V4%
9-14
9- 2
.3-1
8-26
9-
$1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
31 Uc
8-1
—-—
60c
9-10
(Boston)
Hudson
General
Life
Insurance
50c
9-10
8-30
8-
2
7-25
$1.41
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Class
A
(N.
Y.)
Co.
Glass,
5/t
Container Corp.
preferred
Continental
9 17
3
8-15
(quar.)
American
(Wilmington,
Del.)
tquar.)_
Life
Pteel
Corp.
Insurance
B
B
8-15
s8-
8-16
8-
5
8-22
8-
6
8-22
8-
6
8-27
8-
8
10-15
Class
B
1:30c
9-30
8-
Common
1
9-16
'
$4
-9-16
75 c
9-16
8-22
8-
9-27
8-
9
8-
prior
4y2%
9
!>
8-15
8-16
1:8c
10-
1
9-
6
9-25
9-
3
9-13
8-16
11-
1
10-
7
25c
8-26
8-12
10c
8-10
7-29
$1.06%
8-15
1
8-
20c
9-14
8-30
95c
9-
8-
60c
$2.50
2
8-
1
9-
3
2
7-22
8-16
(quar.)
15c
9-18
9-
4
1
A
15c
9-18
9-
4
;
48c
;
(quar.)
$2
Water,
preferred
44c
preferred
(s-a)__
$1
(quar.)
$1
Bancorporation
(quar.)
Service, common..
Public
9-20
8-23
9-30
8-23
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
70c
8-26
3-
25c
9-
2
8-15
$1.12%
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.)
5%%
8-
9-
2
9-
2
;
5
8-15
9-17
8-26
>•
Corp., el.
(quar.)
Northwestern
3
Public Service—
preferred
Northwest
9-
3
$1.50
(quar.)
Indiana
4.40%
1
8-
Cement
9-23
9-
Products
Amex-ican
1
9-16
&
8-26
8-21
7
12 %c
9-10
8-31
15c
9-20
8-31
9-
9
3-10-58
9-10
62
10-
1
8-
2
9-15
Mathieson
4%%
50c
9-1
45c
8-15
series)
(quar.)
Outboard
Marine,
Illinois
Owens
Glass,
preferred
Oxford
8-
9
$5
10-
4
Paper
Pacific
11-15
8-21
9-10
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
20c
8-15
Cquar.)_.
8-
9-
5
8-13
$1
:_
8-23
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
9-10
$1.10
(initial)..
12-
9
90c
—
preferred
Mills
8-16.
3«c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
common
9-10
40c
—
common
8-
$1.06%
(quar.)——
common
new
9-10
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
3
9-
(1951
8-15
25c
$3.60
10-19
$1.50
Chemical,
preferred
$1.31%
:
(quar.)—1_
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Otter Tail Power Co., common
2-14
%c
Oliri
8-1!)
$1,25
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
10-
1
9-12
50c
L
$1.25
20c.
3
8-15
•Pendleton
Tool
Industries
25c
8-30
8-20
Perm
Gas,
Inc.,
20c
8-23
8-13
G2%c
8-31
8-13
8-
1
7-
1
Perfect
9-14
9-
3
Perkins Machine
9-
8-15
10-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
7
1
8-15
8-
2
8-
1
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
48%c
9-
Fuel
Quarterly
100%
3
8-15
8-
1
30c
9-
25c
8-29
8-
5
9-27
9-
3
8-20
8-
9-
1
8-12
$1.06%
9-
1
9-10
8-30
9-10
8-30
9-
8-12
7%
50c
:——
20%
-—-——:—-—.—
Corp.
&
(quar.)
25c
1
8-15
7-20
7-27
9-15
8-31
~8-
!_
dividend)
(quar.)
100%
$1.75
:
10-
1
2
9-20
9-
3
Petersburg
25c
9-
3
8-12
75c
9-10
8-15
50c
9-30
9-
4
4
& Hopewell Gas Co.
(quar.)—
Exploration Co.
Philadelphia Electric,
common
(quar.)
$1
preference
(quar.)
common
Suburban Water,
I'hiia.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.95%
preferred
(quar.)
8-12
9-
3
8-12
98 %c
9-
3
9-
3
8-12
$1.25
9-
3
8-12
353«c
9-
1
8-12
preferred 'quar.) ——
—:
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper Co.)—
Phoell
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-12
Piedmont
32c
9-
1
8-12
8-12
25c
9-
2
8-15
20c
9-16
8-30
$1.37%
9-30
9-20
—
Natural
9-
3
$1.23%
—
5%
Preferred
9-30
9-
91 %c
(quar.)
3.95%
25c
8-20
12 %c
(quar.);
common
3.65%
-1
1
8-15
8-
Co.—
Gear
(stock
preferred
37 %C
(quar.)
Petroleum
/.
8-12
8-16
20c
——
preferred
;
dividend
Circle
Common
6
25c
3
(quar.)
$1.50
Gas,
common
(quar.)
preferred A
of
31 %c
(quar.).
beneficial
1
8-12
8-20
7-31
9-
Pinellas
————
11c
Hunt
5%
Foods,
Inc.,
International
Petroleum,
International
Railways
8-15
8-15
35c
9-10
8-13
8-15
8-
12 %c
|
3- 9
8-19
9-16
8-30
$1.25
(quar.)_.
preferred A (quar.):-"——.—•————
9-
9-30
8-30
12 %c
30c
common—_!—
preferred
1
9-2
8-30
8-1
7-31
8-26
8-5
9-1
8-20
Iowa
preferred
Power &
3.30%
4.40%
4.35%
Iron
(quar.)
Central
Portland
Light,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—
SI.10
—
9-26
8-23
1
Water
10-1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
15c
(resumed)
<N.
Service Co.
Oil
;
of
New
37'tc
7-31
7-22
Jamestown
31>4C
.9-1
8-7
Jones &
50c
9-14
8-30
5%
Telephone
(N.
Y.)
(quar.t
Laughiin Steel, common (o.uar. >
preferred, series A
(quar.i
—
9-
3
8-15
45c
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
20c
9-
3
8-20
8-
1
7-20
8-15
7-31
—
84c
—
8-15
$1.12%
_—
8-15
40c
(quar.)
9-
1
7-31
7-31
8-
1
Marble Insurance Co.—
Quaker City Fire &
Quarterly
—
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp,
9-15
Ranco,
Inc.
(quar.)
1
9-
3
62'2C
10-
1
9-
6
Rapid
$1.25
10-
1
9-
6
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)—
$1.20
5
8-15
Hampshire-
(quar.)
Co.
8-
3
$1
:——
J.)- (quar.)_.
preferred
1
8-15
2%
(quar.)
:—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Pure
common
—
8-
9-
15c
9-13
10-
$1.0834
(quar.)
Mfg.
40c
82 Vac
:
(quar.)
Public
America,
Inc.
8-15
50c
:
dividend
Princeton
12 %c
(quar.)_T^
(initial)
Coke
&
of
Co.
Stock
Prentice-Hall,
$3.35
6
A
(quar.)_,
Gas
Common
America
(accum.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Fireman
Ltd.
of
class
Industries,
Co.
&
Poor
interest
Co.
—•
8-15
75c
35 %c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-28
SI
Industries (quar.)
tquar.)
9-30
31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-13
25c
—
(quar.t—
preferred C
second
9-16
<37':»c
tquar.)_
of Amer. com.
——
tquar.)_
10c
?13c
Continental Copper & Steel
Continental
1
9-
Ltd.—
Ltd.
8-31
Hugoton Gas Trust-—
5%
Theatres,
(quar.)—'—
(quar.;
25c
(quar.»__
<
-
8-31
•1:40c
20c
——
Service- (quar.)—
60c
(quar.)
(quar.t——
(quar.)
Consumers
4-'b
Co.
Electrodynamics
Paper
10-
56!4C
(quar.t
preferred
Steel
3
35c
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class A
5.12%-
5%
Co.
6%
Potash
45c
Power
9-
$1.06%
(quar.)
3-30
3
$1.75
15c
dividend)
common
8-15
9-12
9-
$1.12%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
A
Starch
•
9-10
1
Co.—
Quarterly
Connecticut
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Stock
——,—
Co..
9-10
$1.06 %
50c
>
Corp.bcommon
preferred
5.70%
Units
Connecticut
8-16
9-25
$0,043
(stock
Co,
Lead
7%
.
—
1
9
'
40c
1-
Public
Stores
Hubinger
8-15
iquar.)—Z'.
2
7-26
3
7-25
Gas
(quar.)
Inc./ (quar.)
Co, (quar.)—
preferred
Howard
9-15
:
Natural
8-15
7-30
5
5c
7-31
8-13
8-20
——-—
com.
E.):-
Electrocliemical
Housatonic
8-10
25c
-
Commonwealth
1
8-20
10-
$1.16
receipts—
common\>( initial
New
9-13
9-30
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
—_—.
Manufacturing
1
10-
•
Columbian
(Chys;
10-
Amer.
(ouar.t.
9-
8-15
$1.75
;
(quae.
deposit
Hewitt-Robins,,
Hires
75c
621-'C"-
preferred
(quar.)
Refractories,
1.
(quar.)
Gypsum Co.. $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.', class B__
National
8-15
9-
50c
——
Siddeley Group, Ltd.—_
American
-.
8-15
8-31
12 %c
Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd. (quar.)
Ilaughton Elevator Co.-(quar.):—
;—
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd., common
'*.,5% preferred A (quar.)—————.
8-15
3
-
•
8
25c
———
9-
25c
preferred
Northeastern
(quar.)__
common
9-28
2
Corp.—
8-23
Hartford
8-15
9-
Drefmwed
50c
15c
Co. of
Oil & Gas Corp.,
Columbian
9-
6%
5')c
(rmar.t-
Colonial Life Insurance
25c
$1.04
25c
—-—
(quar.t.,—,
Collver-Insulated
»
——$1.16
$1.19
(quar.i-—
4.75%
Clark
Harbison-Walker
8-16
Chemical
3
^
Ilackensack Water Co.
;•
.
;
7-31
'
8-
8-5
8-15
0-10
•
4%%
4%
2
holders
to
preferred (qtmr.4
-
40c
1
2
30c
—
4.64%
&
9-
—
(ouar.)
8-10
10c
30c
:
8-30
30c
—
North
—-
(quar,)
8-31''* :
•»
(quar.)—_ —12Vic
record Aug. ;15c_^r
4"2'/
4.80"o
9-
RR.,
9-
$25c
—:Z.1—'
(quar.i
(quarit-,—■■ i25c
Ltd
Vinegars,
Carborundum Cm
Carlisle
Ltd
Co.,
Canada
-9*
5%
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co.,
National
5c
——
8-
50c
Register (quar.)—
8-26
Finance, class A (quar.)
preferred
Ohio
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp.
9-20
of America
(quar.)
8-
8-15
$1
1
,
8-26
dividend;—1
Stock
60c
P.)
9-30
Northern
Tap &• Die (quar.):
Industries
(increased)
Guardian
Gull
_——
—
1
9-
$1.12%
______—
-
omitted.,
" 9-
$1.05
(A.
1
50c
profits)
3
Greenfield
9
National
$1
•i
8-30
9-
2c
9-
———
8-24
9-14
50c
and
9-
(quar.)—j.
(quar.)_
9-16
10c
income
9-11
common
7-24
50c
(quar.)
10c
—
7-24
1
40c
^
pfd.
—
(quar.)
Paper,-Ltd.,
1
$1.25
:
15c
—
$1.20 class B preference
Great Northern Ry: (quar.i
*
'
8-20
40c
Atlantic .& Pacific Tea Co.
Great Lakes
7-30
$1.25
(quar.)
American
8-
8-
$1
(quar.)_
10c
!
(quar.)
Insurance—
8-21
40c
—_
Great
1
8-
7-19
8-
17%c
Industries
9-13
2nd
(quar.)j;
Shiobuilding
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Ncisner Brothers
(quar.)
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
(s-a)
New Bedford Storage
Warehouse
New York Dock Co., $5 non-cum.
pfd»(s-a)
(quar.)
9-11
the
1
$2
securities
;
National
'
5
9-26
5c
Common (quar.)
1
9-10
22V2C
(quar.)—
common
Great
8-15
1
'
8-14
40c
Industries
realized
National
(quar.)—
Employees
9
>■
a—
20c
——
(quar.t—
(quar.)
1
9-
87tic- *
w
Sons—
payment
Globe-Wernicke
1
8-31
preferred
5
.
!
(quar.)
4c/& preferred
Getty Oil Co.,
9-
56c
(quar.J__
10c
(quar.)
P.)
(J.
9*
—--—15sJ
(quar.):—1 '
preferred (quar.i4\2Q'l .preferred (quar.t—
•Burroughs
8-
30c
*,
i—___
(quar.)
4%%. 2nd preferred
1
25c
$3
——
—
4%
'
9-10
9-
$1.10
———
ts-a)
—
Buck Hill Falls fquar.)
Fund, Ltd._
:
Burlington Industries, common
preferred
Inc.
9
8-
30c
National. By-Products
9-12
•
Extra
50c
Products
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
3-1
10-10
$1.10
Bullock
3% %
8-15
20c
1L-.
:
Apartments
Mfg.
9-16
—
(quar.t
common
(quar.)——
Sharpe
5
9-13
:t$i
•
—
(quar.)
Garden
Brown
Inc.
Gas,
4.40% 1 preferred
Brooklyn
8-
t37tic
Stores,
Borough
preferred
1
1
Gerber
'6% -first
——
Broadway-Hale
910-
45c
Grenisco,
5
112tic"
■
9- 3
8-
9-
20c
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
National Acme, common (quar.)
Wisconsin—
,
1
8-15
8-15
60c
<
9
10-
12V4C
(quar.)
investment
9-
$3.50
(quar.)..,
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)_,
$5
8-16
1
9-1
preferred
General
Ltd.—
________________
—
9-16
9-
45c
1:25c
—
Packers,
(s-a)
Class B,
4.40%
—,
(quar.t—-
(quar.)
Columbia
Class
'
Corp.
Cordage
Class B
»
$2.25
9-16
preferred (quar.)—
•,
$1.40
Aluminum & Brass (quar.)25c
net
9-27
60c
.
9
9-
25c
of
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
""
(sml
9-
1
37 %c
payments
Specialties,
10-
8%
Outdoor
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)—
10-
10-
12%c
Lines
30c
(s-a)—
25c
Investment Fund—
from
(8c
8-30
$1
Corp.
Motor
9
87!/2c
—_
the
Co.
75c
(quar.)7%
preferred
Corp.
7
1
Corp., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
8-15
25c
Advertising Co.
(quar.)
General Steel
Castings (quar.)
;
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4Viar/o
preferred
(quar.),
General Telephone
Co.
of
Pennsylvania—
5
$1.75
common-,
Iron
8-
Finance
8-15
50c
Metals
8-21
Co.,
Inc.
Papey Mills Co.—
$1.15
(••Oc
General
5
7-31
on
Chemical
7-31
Foods
General
8-15
3
time
5.60'''
Borg
8-
9-
25c
$1.18%
8-15
1st pfd. and the $1.50
stocks at this time).
8-15
Fireproofing Co.:
Corp.
Works,
7-15
50c
t
Morrison-Knudsen
General
7-31
1
(quar.)
taken
7
General
General
(quar.)
omitted
(quar.)
8-15
8-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
8-
lVIosinee
—
Inc.,- $1.40- prior preferred
General Electric, Ltd. (final)
7-26
62tic
(quar,)
5c
Corp.,
preferred
Blackstone
Y.)
9-30
9-14
Corp.
8-
8-30
1
10-20
70c
15c
8-26
8-15
(quar.)
Gas,
*.
payment
Bethlehem
10-
Co.
10c
Corp.
S.) Shoe, common
preferred
(quae.)
Hathaway, Inc.-^-
4%%
'.t8%c
Guaranty
;
Inc.
Berkshire
7%
Mortgage
Commercial
Bearings,
r
&
$$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
action
pfd.
8-16
,
5% preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis Moline—
$5.50
3
9-12
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Midwest Packaging Materials
Co., common—
1
9-
8-23
Co
Copper
(No
8-15
8-
7-23
8-19
5
6
1
8-19
1
9-
9-30
8-
9-14
8-
9-
Messenger
9-14
5
8
9-10
Co., common
2nd
5
8-
8-
20c
Miami
$4
3-
8-23
25c
7-23
(quar.)
Co.
8
35c
8-20
•
Bankers
Mfg.
Motor Wheel
(quar.)
Sulphur
(Geo.
8-23
8-30
$1.25
(accum.)
8-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-24
25c
1
9-
preferred
8-
8-15
8-16
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12%
___
8-15
9c
9-10
10c
:
9-10
9-13
60c
(quar.)
Telephone
$1.18%
(quar:)
15c
45c
35c
35c
Bobbins
$1
9-16
9
10c
&
$1.10
7-24
1
1
$3.50
r>
'
1
9
8-
Inc
Meadville
5c
1
8-
1
7-24
50c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Dc
8-
1
-
8-
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
9-
(increased)
9-16
(quar.)_
Corp.—
10-
8-
>•4%
McQuay,
4.0c
$1
ll%c
3
40c
(quar.)
8-
20c
$1.75
pfd.
3
Conveyer (quar.)—
Maule Industries (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
25c
Rubber, 4V2'/»
9-
(quar.)
30c
Motel'
Tire
8-15
25c
(quar.)
6c
8-
9-18
1
■
25c
(quar.)——
9-30
3
Mathews
8-23
(quar.)
1
9-18
8-
(quar.)— 1
RR., 5% pfd.
R.) Co. (quar.)
(P.
9-16
:
8-
1
10-
9-
(quar.)
Central
9-10
;
8-20
9
3c
;
4c
Co.
Bros.
Extra
10c
B/G Foods, Inc., common (quar.%
75 cents convertible class A
(quar.)
9-
60c
12%c
_
Mallory
25c
;
9-13
-
Maine
8-15
50c
-
8-15
^
8-15
8-20
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Federal
Glass
Co.
(quar.)—
,
1
2
8-30
(quar.)
*
7-19
27c
(quar.)
Lines
non-cumulative
8-15
.
9-10
1
$1.31%
Extra
2
-
-
1
8-
50c
common
(quar.)
class B
common
MacWhyte Co.
Fair)—
'Co.
Equipment
Farmer
1
The
(see
62V2C
_—
8-14
9-16
(quaF.)_.
2 Vic
______
8-15
8-30
.
_
(quar.)
(quar.)_-
35c
RR.—
Co.,
3
15c
-
10-
13%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Libby,
Angeles Transit
5c
!
A
20c
Loyal Protective Life Insurance
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
7Vic
Co.
(quar.)
Augusta Newspapers, class A
(quar.)
6%
preferred * ( quar.t_-_—
;
•6?i%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Ayrshire Collieries (quar.),
:_
1
1
9-
50c
:
'
&
9-
common
Bearing
Extra
8-23
9-13
15c
Co.,
(The)
Fafnir
2
60c
McNeil
8-30
20c
8-
lOc
(Phiia.)
preferred
(Eli) & Co.,
$5
(quar.)
8-15
1
8-20
9-
*62 Vac
_
Sons
Co.
preferred
Fair
9-23
9-30
75c
Mfg.
Fischer
Atlantic
9-
t$1.25
_
(quar.j:_
Capwell Co. (quar.).—
Emporium
9-10
8-15
(accum.)
8-
8-23
2
9-
(quar)
5 % %
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
9-
$1.25
(quar.)——.
8-26
Libby,
Macmillan
Corp.
9-20
37Vic
'
preferred
R.)
Auto-Lite
350
(quar.)
Inc., 5% preferred
Asbestos Manufacturing Co.—
Atlanta
Electric
9
$1.25
...
convertible
Lilly
lOe
Eastern1 Utilities Associates
(.quar.)-Economic Investment Trust,
Ltd.
40c
,
Brand
$1.40
8-16
11-15
.
8-23
(quar.)_--
Corp.
8-24
9-16
30c
pfd.
(James) & Sons (quar,)_.
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
McKesson
8-23
Co.__—.%—
(quar.)—:i___
B
9-13
9-14
12% %
-
Mines; Ltd.,
Corp.-: (quar.)
9-10
1
(quar.)
common
Angoslura-Wupperman
Anvil
8-30
12-16
,
50c
Electric.,
9-28
Inc.—
Malartic
9-10
-
Anderson
East
Eastern
9-10
Refining
Foundries
8-30
8-23
1
9-16
(quar.)—
5% %
Co.,
Co,,
Corp.
7-22
9-13
10-
9-
Lees
6
8-30
8-
•
__
I
series
&
8-31
9-10
6
9-
30c
(quar.)—
3rd
American
9-
1
9
36c
conv.
conv.
1
9-
* 30c
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
pfd. 2nd series (quar.)__
5%
5%,
9-14
1:30c
quar,)_^._„__
Industries*,'!
10-
15c
-
4.32%
Lancaster
6
1
30c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
8-30
9-
32c
!
(quar.)
Gas
8-15
3
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
Heater
9-
9-16
$1.12V2
8-
$1.18%
Co.,
Electric
9-16
25c
(quar.)
Dryer Co. of .America
10-
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
<R.
Kysor
25c
Dover
25c
,
American Home Products Corp.
American
8-15
75c
'
(quar.)
class A
Corp.,
(quar.)
7-31
10-31
0-10
%
<
preferred
30c
.___
_______\
Greetings
-Class
(quar.)_:__.
J.)
(quar.)—
common (quar.)
Tiling,
8-15
11-15
50c
37%c
'
—
Utilities,
1st
Laclede
IV2C
"
-
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish" Investments,
5%
5
of Ree.
50c
-
(quar.)—
preferred
Fibre
Kuhlman
62 %c
Dorr-Oliver, common (quar.)
$2 preferred' (quar.)
common
Electric
A:
preferred
7-15
9-16
50c
(N.
12 %C
(quar. )
8-
Holdert
Payable
$1.25
(quar.)
common
7-10
15c
9-1.6
___
Co.,
1
8-15
Investment Corp., Ltd.-
Anglo
9-30
(quar.)—:_
_
American
5%
8-
10c
(quar.)
10-21
(quar.)__.
Encaustic
Stock
\
Note,
Pepper Co.
75c
(quar.t
Colortype
Dominion
16c
Keyes
7-10
income)
40c
'J
preferred
9-13
Fund.
investment
(quar.)
__
w
Dr.
7-10
1
Co.__
$1
■_____
American
9-13
8-26
Car
Investment
net
1
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
9
8-
(quar.)—.
(quar.)_
(Mich.)
Co.
(From
1
Co.,
$4.50
8-19
8-
2
8-
.
RR.__,
(quar.)
Cement
Motor
Diversified
9-13
10-
Realty
&
Portland
9-13,
35c
$1.25
Fund____
Mortgage
10-1
1
9-16
9-
$1.05
_
Corp. Seagrams, Ltd.
Co., Ltd.
(final)
10-
preferred
Kendall
25c
8-
$1.15
)
(quar.)
RR.
5
* $1.05
8-28
5%
8-30
30c
Western
9-
$1.12%
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
Grande
8-23
common
Quarterly
Alpha Portland Cement
American
Rio
62Vic
(quar.
Steel
Lines
(te
Diamond
(quar. >__■
Corp.
Corp.,
Stores
Air
Denver
8-30
_
25c
:
Western
8-15
common
Products
Allied
Delta
Inc
&
9-16
(quar.)—
9
$1.13
Fund,
(quar.)„__-,
common
Steel
Wood
5%
Co.,
8-
2%
vquar.l
Income
Lackawanna
9-13
(quar.)
_
Power, 4.20%
preferre d
preferred
(quar.)_,
4.60%
8-16
1
ciened
p.
15c
preferred
Alabama
*ty 'ic
Delaware
Delaware
37'2c
—___
3
When
Share
City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—•
4.80%
(quar.)
(quar.l__
9-
Kansas
Kentucky
pfd.
Detroit
Engineering
25c
Per
8-23
50c
$4.20
10%
Mfg.
6
$1
9-12
8-
9-
"
Name of Company
Inc.—
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.,
of Pec
3
Co.
0/Ree.
$1.06
Holderi
8-15
Seal
&
Holdere
40c
preferred
Crown
9-
•
5c
dividend
Stock
,
Cork
9-30
12%c
____
(quar.)
D.)
Aetna-Standard
Air
Pavahle
10c
—
(quar.)
Industries
Adams
(quar.)__
When
Shnr»
Company
Wrigley
Corp.
(quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
:
Cornell Paper Board Products
(quar.)_.
Craig Systems {stock dividend)
grouped in two separate
are
When
Payable
Share
Electrotype
Co.
(-quar.)
(quar.;
—
25c
9-27
8-30
50c
9-16
8-16
30c
9-16
8-23
12 %c
9-20
9-10
20c
8-
9
The
Per
Reiractory
Coi>per
Rexall
Drug
Rneem
o\u'i
4'a',
A
Robinson
A
Rohm
4.70V
.
.
Severing: c n\,
Schenley
Scoti.
D
9-
1
8-10
Wood
iAlani
Wood
(G.
9-
2
8-15
Woodley
9-
2
9-
2
8-15
Yale
63%C
9-
Yosemite
5
foerOCtton
Shealfer
(W.
B
ciass
A.)
Pen,
(iiiiUii
Shell uir Co.
8-
9-
1
8-
(.,u..r. i
Park
dends
Name
7-26
8-12
Acadia
9-iJ
8-15
9-
9-
8-
3
9-
3
if
8-
8-30
(quar.)
37 '/ic
—
—
7 '/aC
Co.
Curry
i
8-15
9-30
9-13
9-
10-
9-30
9
$5
Stock
dividend
dividend
1
7-29
(i
7-31
IJC
8-26
CO
IDC
8-26
8-
1:30c
1C-
1
9-13
♦
•$1.25
8-
1
7-15
50c
8-
3
7-12
Inc.—
2 7c
8-
1
8-
1
cents from realized capital gains)
33c
33c
8-15
7-31
bVz'M prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
28c
28c
8-1
7-12
14c
14c
8-
9-27
9-12
Aeroquip
0-
1
7-11
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
(quar.;—
Air Control Products
10c
10c
_
13c
J 13c
(increased)
1
98-
8-30
(quar.)—_
15c
15c
8-2-3
Aircraft
Radio
8-15
8-
Snopping Bag l ood Stores <quar. i—
Signooe Steel Strapp.ng. common iquar.i____
Alabama
Gas
Corp. (quar.)——™———
Corp,, common (quar,)™—-—
preferred (quar.)
—
20c
20c
8-10
40c
40c
9-
3
87 Vac
87'.ic
9-
3
9-
3
3
Ltd.
Simpsons,
tquar.i—
;)t/C
burner iviig. .oo, ( ,o,,r.i —
Agricultural Chemical
prefer..live
'
iS.
Smith
iquar.)
MObil Oil
Socony
4.06'/-
pr<
4.88 V'
preferred
SoL.c.-c. n
Southern
(—ar.)_—
—
__
Stanley
Oil
(quar.)
Warner
corp.
<i
If-
5
Aluminum Co. of America,
L.t
Sons
&
Storcr Broadcasting,
Class
Stuart
B
9-13
8-20
9-13
8-15
2. c
9-14
9-
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
Oil
A.)
9
4V>
1st
4VaV>
9-16
9-
2
Amerada
2DC
8-28
8-
9
American
5c
8-15
8-
1
3V2%
5c
8-15
8-
I
8-
9
.
25c
8-26
8-
5
2.»e
———.
9-16
9-
G'/o
3
Gl,'o
•American
American
14c
-
8-
7
7-30
10c
—
22
1st
G'/z'/c
.
Fst
4 5c
9-14
8-30
American
(ic
....
Ltd.
Biltrite
GV-i'/c
7-29
5
9-14
8-20
American
8-
9
9-
2
9-
2
8-
9
8-15
25 c
8-
1
Line
Book
Co.
Propane Gas,
5.20Vr" preferred,
common
i
(quar. i
.1:25c
30c
(quar.t
——
65 c
iquar.i..——
30c
common
,
"
6V>
preferred
Sutherland
Pa-
Co.
er
iquar.(_
Symington-Gould Corp.
Tampax.
Inc.
Texas
___—
(quar.)
9-10
Pacii:c
Coal
Fund,
Oil
&
inc.--.
Equitable Assurance
American Fire
8-
lie
8-31
9-
—
25c
American
It-
1
American
8-
5
8
9
(Directors took
this
action
no
com.
American
payment
Corp.
conv.
20c
—_
iinterim)
Ltd.
—
(quar.t--
Trans-Canada
Truax-Traer
—
—
Corp., new
812
i)-l 1
8-
35c
8-30
II-15
7-16
7-16
8-
1
7-15
6Vac
8-
Tool
$4.50
preferred
(L.
4Va7o
5%
preferred
—
7-15
American
Metal
8-27
4VaVc
prelerred
10-
preferred
9-10
8-27
American
Molasses
30c
9-13
8-30
American
Monorail
$1.20
1
Union
Carbide
Corp.
1"0c
9-
1
8-15
90c
(quar.).
9-
3
8-
8-
$4
preferred
preferred
$3.70
(quar.)
_
-
9-27
8-28
$1.12'/a
11-15
10-18
(quar.i
preferred
11-15
$1
IOTI 8
92 Va C
(quar.i
11-15
11-15
9-
Union
Tank
United
Biscuit
Common
$4.50
Common
I'i
1
7-17
7-31
7-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-
Fuel
6V>
class
8-
$6
class
S.
Valspar
pref.
™.
—
Corp..
10-15
8
111-
2.0
Class
3
8-13
It-
$4
8-13
8-
2
—
Corp.
•75c
10-
1
_T
iquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
22 'ac
10-
1
(quar.)___
15c
———-—
62 Vac
pfd.
9-
"9
11-
Class
10-22
A
47o
preferred
preferred
iquar.)—
Mines Ltd.
|(s-a).
7-18
1
37'aC
9-5
8-15
12'ac
9-
8-15
Co.,
preferred
10c
5
»
$4.50
WJR
(S.
D.)
Co.,
preferred
Station)
Corp.
Works
(now
on
American
Zinc
Lead
Inc.
of
9-
3
9-
3
10c
8-
9
Trap Co.
4.80'V
preferred
conv.
;—
(quar.i
West
Indies
West
Point
West
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)
12
Sugar
Mlg.
(quar.)—
8-15
a-
60c
8-15
8-
9-1 i
8-
1
8-15
8-
2
9-
3
7-31
30c
$1.12'a
130"
1
Alabama
$4
2-
1
Argus
«S.
S.)
Dental
Mfg. Co-
(quar.t.
Research
Corp.,
$2.40 2nd
«)
Arizona
•x-i'
■
.8-13
.•
7-29
Beneficial
7-31
Beneficial
9-
Benrus
9-10
8-
9-20
1
1
2
Watch
&
Co.
3
8-
5
Bliss
2
11-
4
Bloch Bros.
7-1*
8-
1
7-19
9-
3
8-21
Ltd.,
3
-tmeferred
preferred
;vc
8-lu
10c
7-31
7-1(1
9-30
9-16
__
(quar.)
10c
div.)__
8-
8-
1
1
7-15
3%
8-15
7-25
5c
8-
5
7-22
50c
8-
1
12-
2
pfd.
8
8-15
8-
3
75c
5%
7-
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.i
investment
12-16
50c
9-30
9-14
162»/ac
8-
1
7-15
10c
(accum.)
8-15
7-25
Inc.—
income
7-
(quar.)
25c
9-25
9-14
7-19
Bondstock
7-31
7-19
from capital gains and lc from earns.)
Booth Fisheries Corp., common
(quar.i
6c
8-20
7-10
CO
6-21
I
rH
9-27
(Calif.),
47o
preferred
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
12-30
12-10
8-
1
1
7-15
Boston Edison
7-15
8-
3V27c
4.25%
25c
10-
1
9-16
9-13
8-30
25c
9-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
Maine
&
Bowling
Bradley
Gree
$2.90
9-24
8-26
9-
8-26
$1 75
7-31
1
7'aC
1 quar.i
50C
8-
1
U
7-19
5
9-20
9-
8-
7-17
1
15c
1
7-\10
10-
1
9-11
70c
RR.,
income)
C-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
preferred
$5
.
7-19
—
Fund——
1
9-24
12-27
12-24
20c
(s-a)
7-31
$1.25
10-
7-17
1
9-20
of
Forest
prefeired
Products
Gas
prefened (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Co.
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-17
95c
10-
Ltd.—
•
-.o'
Co.—
$3.80
Shoe
8.15
Co.—
tquar.»___.
Taunton
3
Ltd.—
(quar.i
Telephone
7-10
9-
1$1.09
Canada,
7-31
172'/a C
112 VaC
Co.
Columbia
Brown
7-31
9-27
$1.25
110c
Tank
Columbia
Brockton
8-27
Co.—
preferred
Quarterly
British
12C
$1.25
(quar.i
Miims
43,s%
30c
8-
SI.06
(quar.)
preference
British
Sanitary—
7-19
60c
—
—
investment
(Milton)
prior
Bridge &
,
1
87'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)———
from
preferred
5%
1
8-
Fund—
Boston
S5
8-
$1
Co., common (quar.)™—
preferred
Boston
25 c
:
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Bralorne
(Miami)
57*
Corp.—
(5c
9-10
—
9-23
50c
7-
9-
8-15
50c
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., eommon
6'r
preferred ( quar.)
8-
55c
(quar.)
8-
7-23
8
8-
9-
3
8-15
Bullock's Inc., 47a
343«C
1
8-15
3 7 VaC
—
—
9-
3
8-15
Bunker
9-17
8-30
Burndy Corp.
(quar.)
15c
7-29
7-15
9-
3
8-
Burns
Iquar.)
15c
7-29
7-
9
25c
U5c
+ 56'/4C
|56'/4C
1
9
8-
1
7-10
30c
9-
9
8-12
Eurry
20c
8-
1
7-22
Bush
C2'/aC
—
common
8-
1
7-22
$1.12'/a
8-
1
7-
8
$1.12'/a
8-
1
7-
Hill
&
Co.
Co.
preferred
(reduced)
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(A. M.
1
Co..
15c
8-
1
7-15
Calaveras Cement
9-
2
7-31
Calaveras
8-
1
7-15
62 VaC
8-
1
9-
1
8-
27laC
9-
1
8-
1
59c
9-
1
8-
l'A
Land
&
pfd.
preferred
(s-a)
iquar.)
(quar.)
Timber
10-
9
8-15
8-
1
9-
9
8-16
7-30
6-30
8-
7-12
1S3.50
$1.75
25c
Corp.-
Calgary Power Co., Ltd.. $3 pfd. (quar.)
Interstate
California
Pacific
1
8-
Telephone
8-
1
Title
1
(quar.)
62L'-c
$1.08%
9-
1
8-
8-20
2
7-12
8-
75c
8-10
8-
$1
1
7-15
8-16
7-31
8-
1
7-22
8-
17'/aC
1
Insurance—
«quar.i™.
30c
1
9-1
Common
1
9-
^
8
10-29
1
60c
...
7-
31c
7-15
28c
(quar.)
,
(ouar.l
Co.
California
•
7-12
8-12
10c
Corp.,
+60c
__
7-23
8-
15C
Biscuit
Terminal
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.. 7%
Byers
8-
$1
15c
Quarterly
i20c
iquar.)—
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)__
!
8
(quar.V
(quar.)„
7-19
7-31
73c
4.
(quar.)
fnuar.i-._™
1
(quar.)
Tobacco,
(Quarterly
tq.iar.i__
preferred
$2.40 -preferred
0
8-
7-31
65c
(quar.i
A
9
j»_
25c
—
Ribbon Corp.,
Ltd.,
Ridge Mutual Fund,
Blum's
9
8-
3'
50c
Borg-Warner
(quar.)—
Laboratories
W.)
From
8-
3
9-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
preferred
Blue
3
9-
30c
quarterly basis)
common
(E.
67o
9-
.
Co.
1
8-15
25c
!
iquar.)
Oil
4-16
9-16
$1.0(5'4
(quar.)™_
(stock
1-15
4-30-58
'$1.1*%'
11.
(quar.i
Co.
Bnryllium Coip.
Best
"•
1-31-53
2pc
(quar.)
Co.
6-28
15c
_™_T
(quar.)
(quar.i
common
Finance
7-15
Co.—•
Public Service, com.
preferred 1 quar.i
$4.35
Bag
Corp.
9-
5 '/<>
(quar.)
preferred
com.
iquar.)_____
Bros.
8-20
$1.75
$2.36
8-16
40c,
11-30
8-15
Ltd,—
$1.10
;
J.White
preferred
preferred
Applied
7-24
9-
12-14
Corp.—
1
25c
of
Bemis
25c
America,
8-
9-10
20c
(quar.t
Works
iron
8-
♦
4Wo
Western- Ry.
4Vac/o
d- 30
8-15
——_
(quar.)
4.50'b
8-15
25c
8-31
Co.,
preferred
12-
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power
9
8-
8-30
9-16
Howell
4:?-» %
30c
Smelting (quar.i
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)__
4Vs'A preferred (quar.)
Animal
$1.12
..
25c
&
Quebec
*
Bishoj)
&
Anhetiser-Buscn,
117 VaC
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)
-,•4%7o /preferred
—
(quar.)
15c.
a
9-1()
(quar.i.
(quar.)—
Belmont
$1
Insurance
9-10
—-—
common
(quar.)
Goodwill
(The
7-22
35c
;
9-20
55c
1
35c
5r:'o
Warren
8-
Belleterre
'
3 7 Vac
1
9-2U
commor
(quar.)
7-25
5c
(quar.i
(!preferred
(quar.i
5u2 '< preferred (quar.)_^
7-31
-
Common
7-31
8-21
(quar.
common
Materials
Water
9)3
8-
.7-23
25c
American
$2
(s-a)
8-^0
8-15
6c
American
1
6-21
95c
American Smelting & Refining. Co.—
1'i'o
1st preferred
(quar.)
7-26
7-26
6-21
50c
(quar.»_™
&
9-10
10c
8
10-
9
7-30
9-10
Viscose
ac
8-
7-30
$1
12-1J
American Title
10-
(quar.)
47C
•
9-20
American
9-10
*35c
J,—
7-19
7
preferred
preferred
30c
8-30
3
10-
10-16
4%
12-is0
9-
$25c
—
10-31
47c
7-26
$1.25
8-31
7-19
1
810-
20c
7-19
$1.25
9-15
(quar.)____.
Ltd., 77c pfd.
9
(quar.)—
8-15
7-31
J25c
^
1
(Galveston)
Products
7-15
8-
75c
iquar. 1
6
1
8-15
$1.50
8-
(quar.)
50c
621
pfd.
common
8-
preferred
Thermos
8-
8-
5c
—
8
(quar.)
Standard
3
27'/ac
—-
(quar.)
preferred
Belding-Corticelli.
8-26
9-
7-17
(monthly)__
9-
16
(quar.)
(resumed)
Ltd.,
9-16
7-31
.
9-13
3
$1
*75c
Ltd.—
20c
—
&
8-26
9
preferred
iquar.)
12-31
9-16
2-
—
Radiator
1-15-58
50c
3-3-58
A
preferred
9-30
$1.50
(quarj™
common
15c
non-cumulative
I'/c
RR.,
Common
non-cumulative
Common
10-15
—
11-29
5%
6
7-10
$1.50
(quar.)^
12-15
(s-a)
(quar.j™
:;oc
—
com
com.
(quar.)—
Ohio
&
$1.40
5%
12
f 25c
conv.
A
preferred
9-27
7-31
Corp.
8-
dividend I™
Chemical
&
10-15
10c
(quar.)
11-
(ouar.1_^.^
Potash
12'/aC
2
9-
common
(quar.),
American President Lines
2
$1.75
10c
$4
Ltd.
conv.
American
7-19
12-
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Quarterly
;
American
Co.
Chemical,
5V
9-.3
$1.12'a
25c
-
Adjustment payment
Vulcan
9
7-31
15c
Increased
Machinery—
A
Testing
Ventures,
8-
American
Ltd.—
-
S.
,Vick
>
Pipe & Foundry (quar.i
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
pref. series A (quar.i
S.
3
8-15
Gas,
$1.12'/a
Co.—
Lumber,
l'A
.
Natural
prei"ired
8-
7-19
Apartments, S3
preferred iquar.)
1st
7-22
3c
Common
(quar.i
Chemical
&
9-
.
Foundry-
preferred
Hoffman
5'r
U.
A
S.
5%
U.
&
Illuminating
Borax
it-15
40c
_
Investments,
S.
3
G'/o
7-15
8-23
7-31
Beaux-Arts
Bell
Quarterly
American
America—
i
(increased
preferred
.United
U.
of
(quar.)
Engineering
United
U.
Co.
(increased
'*
9-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
United
U.
Car
'<,
1
Cc
4%
preferred (quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class A (quar.)
Blue
Insurance
8-
$1.13
15c
investment income)
National
7-15
Common
Quarterly
10-18
$i 25
net
American
10-18
87'/aC
iquar.)—_—
$3.50 preferred
(From
1
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)__™
6% preferred (quar.)
9
American Mutual Fund Inc.—
2
38c
4'aV
Co.,
8-
income;
6 7c
$1.25
preferred
7-, 2
(quar.)
series) (quar.)
Hamilion
Piano
t$1.12'/2
(stock
2
1
30c
—™™__—™—_
(from
2
7-
8-
$1.62Vac
(quar.i
convertible
"A"
7-
7-31
6'4c
preferred
(1947
Industries
Baldwin
9-20
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)—
Fund
S.), 4'/a%
1
6V4C
8-30
(quar.)
1
8-
7-15
&
Axe-Houghton
32 Vac
9-10
d-$0.120
(quar.
9-15
(quar.)
com.
7-15
7-30
32VaC
Co.,
1
7-30
common
$1.62'/2C
—
American-Marietta
8-
15c
60c
(quar.)—i_
(Newark, N. J.)
____
'
.
held)
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Piedmont
shares
15c
Inc.
Quarterly
2
70c
——
(initial)
common,
8-31
5'/>
40c
:
•„
Coal, common (quar.)__.
preferred A (quar.)
True Temper
Insurance
Quarterly
iquar.)
Securities Trust,
Tokheim
S2.80
on
Products
of
100
(resumed)
56'/4c
Corp.
——
Derrick
&
llome
share
each
7-31
(quar.)
Hospital Supply
7-19
Manufacturing, $2.25 preferred (quar.)
Baystate
(quar.)——.
American
time)
Thrifty Drug Stores
Tobacco
Hoist
Co.
American
iquav.)
Fair—
at
Furniture
7-12
1
7-16
Bearings,
-
Y.)
1
8-
7-16
9
(quar.)
iN.
8-
30c
7-30
3 VaC.
American
8-28
for
25c
(quar.)
Casualty
9
7-12
37'/aC
Ay res
8-16
Inc.—
It-Hi
&
8-
1
preferred
(quar.)™™_____
preferred A
(quar. )_™™______™_™™_„_
preferred B
(quar.)
5
income
9-11
2
8
2
8-
7-16
8-
2Vu'/c
iquar.)_,
Can
45c
-
Television-Electronics
The
(quar.)
10-
Shares,
7-
9-
20c
4%
87'/ac
common
net
8-12
+4c
7-30
8-
iquar.)—
American
Co.
87c
'
15c
5
—
from
3
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima
15c
—
preferred
Business
Quarterly
7-
.__™'-_„_™_
A
Baker
25c
25c
iquar.)_
Shoe,
1
Belknap Hardware &; Manufacturing,
-7-15
0-14
15c
Brake
convertible
American
V7*1r>
7-31'
50c
-
8-15
1
7-31
15c
(quar,——
Superior Separator,
4%
8-
1
•
Machines, Inc.—
5% prior preferred ilew (quar.)™
5,:,'c
prior preferred old laccum.)
5%
prior preferred old (accum.)
Avondale
Mills, common
(quar.)
9-20
87',ac
—
dividend
Stock
American
5
7-30
25c
(quar.)-!—
'
Subu ban
7-
7-30
Avildsen
2
1
15c
Co.
1
10c
9-
(quar.-)
Board
Box
8-
(quar.)_
Banking Corp.,
9-
9-16
10-
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
93%c
15c
8-16
Rubber—
preferred
8-21
income)
(One
Gas
8-31
dividend)—
9-16
)
Beaver
(stock
50c
iquur.)
Steel Products
9-1
—
(quar.)___J
7-25
12 VaC
12Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barge
dividend.
J25c
225c
(quar,)F——_
8-
common...
*pref.
prior
i56c
i5Gc
t22VaC
t22Vac
(quar.)
common
8-
9-12
Co.—
Baltimore
i
1
9-12
50c
dividend
7-25
9334C
93%c
quar.)—
7-11
50c
J25c
investment
8-31
30c
30c
tquar.;_.
(auar.
convertible preferred
Art Metals Co
preferred
preferred
7-11
(quar.)
conv.
G7c
American
9-10
from
8-23
18:14 c
18%c
(initial
Corp.
Inc.,
Ltd.
8-23
(quar.)—
common
h'/e' pfd.
bugar,
Petroleum
Airlines
8-20
1
(quar.)__™_
(quar.)™™
Mines, Ltd.
Nichols & Co.
6%
7-26
(quar.)
pfd.
—
87'ac
3
8-
(quar.)
common
B
Finance
Avco
7-26
8-10
Co.,
Gold
SI.50
7-26
20c
20c
—
conv.
com.
new
Steels.
Class
Canada,
Ltd.,
Amalgamated
8-17
8-17
Line
preferred
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——,—___
8-15
(increased)
(q..ar. \
75c
™
Refining
22 taC
22'/2C
(quar.)
common
2nd
Aluminium,
9-
1
Automobile
7-26
8-15
14c
14c
(quar.).,—
——
Ltd.—
of
Co.
9-16
c_
—
Co.,
preferred
5Uc
———
common
Co.
$3.75
Aluminum
3
(iOc
/quar.t——
(D.
C
50c
(quar.)——
—\
,
a
$4.50
(s-ai
8-
iquar.)
iConn.)
Automatic
1
25c
25c
—.— -
9-
4
6-28
7-11
8 VaC
8 Vac
iquar.)
Markets,
Allison Steel Mfg.
—
Quarterly from investment inccme-___T_
(J.
Co.
Food
preferred
A———
Companies
(quar.i_,
5
Sterling Almninuin Products (quar.)_——.....
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.-£
Stifel
Beta
Ry.
Co.
7-15
1
50c
——
——
5
$1.05
iqutr.i
(quar.)
(Loulsi
30c
30c
(quar.)———™
,——
It-
Altec
(quar.i.
———
common
is-a)
8-
7oc
—
Calif,
of
Mills
8-31
(—ur.)_——
...
5%
Co.,
preferred
8-31
30c
(quar.)
common
common
Co.
Allis
iquar.)————
A
1
7-11
Stock
Cement—
C
,
(quar.)——.—
Standard
r»
iquar.)--
._—
B
2
8-
Portland
Gas
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
2
$3.50.preferred iquar.)
—— —
Stanuard
Forcing,,- lquar.—r--.
Standard Milling Co, (Del.), ciass A
l^uar.i
Class
8-
8-31
C.i Business
Contro)
T/c
Allied
23
9-10
2(i
>
(quar.t
electric fcer.icc
Standard Branus,
8
—
Natural
Tennessee
30 Vac
——
njv.a'...
Chemical,
preferred
4.20V
7-22
1
Alpha
iquar—-.—'— —
Natuiui. Gas
Soutnwesitrn
8-
3 jc
Southern Railway
Spencer
Class
9
25 'ac
™™~*. ■
( p'.ar. i
j...,-
v-
8-
Allied
*.i,,u*-.>™
•!
• ••
9-13
prior
(R.
A lien town
Edison—
J»rj,v;,v'u
4.°4':r
8-15
9-10
.,0c
(qua—' 2
California
Southern
.
$1.50
——
Mor—nr Co.
Allen
Co.—
Smith
G
Alabama
9-16
j: 12 VaC
—
8-13
8-26
8-
1
--$1.20
8-15
1
2
7-26
1
Auto
8-16
9-
$3.50
1
9-
70C
x__™
8-18
9-
9-10
25c
62 (aC
—™,™~™
—
2
3
8-
Aunor
8-16
30c
12'/a C
12'/2c
cqaar,)
(qua—
98-
9-
10-
$1
17'aC
8-
Austin,
8-16
preitnvvi
1
8-15
30c
$1
Line
Co.
.7-31
3
9-14
o'o
9
8-15
£-15
25c
RR
8-15
9- 3
9-13
Simmons Co.
8-
$1.02'/2
Natural
8-31
6c
3
$1.50
Coast
7-12
Uv>C
—™_—-
9
9-
...
Stock
convertible
5aC
(quar.)
8-
$1.31'/4
(quar.)^
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
*(A year end of 75c from capital gains and
7-lt>
lac
rrouuews
Corp.
3
Atomic Development Mutual Fund Inc.—
7-19
15c
———--™————---
Finance
2aC
Shoe
8-19
8-19
9-
preferred (quar.)™.
$1.08%
2nd preferred (quar.)$1.08%
12c
50c
——.——V
——————_
ol Ant i'iva aqua-/;...
Sherman
9-14
9-14
50c
preferred
*
3-21
Corp.
8-19
$1.25
iquar.)
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
Atlas
27 '/a c
9-13
Mfg.,
I
8-15
37'/2c
common
(s-ai
& Charlotte Air
3.75%
12-13
55c
(quar.)
1
8-
1
9-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Atlantic
•
,
—
9-30
Aeronca
com.
8-
8-15
.9-
S^Fc
preferred
4.35%
8-20
12-31
6
Refining Co.,
Atlantic
9-10
3-31-58
23
<&
8-15
7"2c
6
4.35Vi
9-10
27o
and
»
8-31
56',4C
common
Atlantic Coast Line
1
2 '!o
7-21
8-15
9-16
4.10^
7-20
1-30
10-
(quar.)
—_—
Corp., 60c pfd. iquar.)—_
Advisers Fund, Inc.—
(5
cents
from
undistributed
net income
18
41c
IuC
1
25c
preferred
4Vc
Payable of Rec.
Admiral
9
(quar.t
$4 participating class A
iquar.)
Associated Truck Lines, class A (quar.i
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co., com.
Holders
Adams-Millis
10-15
ii-
7c
—
—
dividend
11-
(quar.)
When
112',L>c
iquar.)
z*dam Consolidated Industries,
Stock
9-
9-
iquar.)
preferred
Atlanta
9-28
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 4'a'd
pfd. (quar.)__
preferred
5Si
9-13
30c
com.
Co.,
9-27
56V4C
Common
Ltd.—
Co.
Steel
Stock
■A
class A
,
Refineries,
(quar.)
1.-16
1
8-30
Corn
Sugar
iquar.)
b-12
9-10
Share
preferred
Acme
9
11-
On
Associated
14
of Rec.
25c
convertiole
Associated Dry Goods,
9-10
1
Holdere
Payable
(quar.)
Power,
Aluminum
When
Share
Corp.
Atlantic
Petroleum
Atlantic
A
Oil
Equipment
Ashland
give
10-15
8-28
S/C
6 jc
—,--r—
12 'aC
iquar.)—_—
Acme Precision Products, Inc.
$1.10 convertible preferred
(quar.)——
0- •'
8-19
,
a
-
■;
5V
9
8-
3
9-
i/jC
.™-~™
'x
we
Common
9
8-
3
»o
Altex
35c
$1.50
$1.37 Va
—
of Company
Aberdeen
9-11
i«C
(initial)—--
(quar.)
(quar.)——-™—
Co.
Per
9-26
aJ
..
Arnold
Aro
preceding table.
9
60c
2 '■
(quar.)__
9
2ii-,»c
1——
...
1
the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Class
<quar,»
A
8-
10-15
9-10
Alan Wood Steel)
(see
5Vapfd.
Co.,
Mfg.
Towne
10c
~_r..-a,—
ciass
&
iOC
/jic..j--—
Sueraioii,
1
Hoc
quar.i—
,<
1
10-31
1
8-16
11-15
J>1
(quar.)
<te
Petroleum
Below
.
receipts™.
APicriran ee.-u^a
Shakespeare. cc.
9-18
9-
-—-
dividend)-™-.—„
V..),
».o.
9-
8-
weeks and not yet paid.
8-16
9-10
•
(;jC
(N,
Tf'JSl, Lid.^" ;
surety
3
8-15
50c
141,11/.)™™™.
prucrreu
8-15
12-18
2"o
2'
—
22 VaC
1
7-31
9-
50c
(quar.)
-..™,
(qi,ar.(
90c
$1.50
—*
9-
5.25rk
8-15
8-31
10c
#r.4') pre.err'ou '• iquar.
$4
Seaooard
2
8-12
&
+25c
iqeur.i-..—...
(stock
40c
—
———-
—:
Machinery Corp.
Steel Co.
H.)
Fuel
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (quar.)
4(a':b preferred (quar.)
8-15
(quar.).— —,y-—
common
Per
Arkansas
at
lquar.)
common
(quar.f
(quar.)
Sl.-ZVa
(quar.)—.—,™™™.t™_-.™--..
B
Power,
preferred
preferred
Newspaper
*qa,ttr. )™™™™i,«*>~~~~™-
co.,
6V>
Wood
< quar.)
common
Industries
rap<.r
3.60V>
9
68%c
common
...—.-at
..
C
p.e.c-rrcu
pro,c'i'.ea
(>
8-
8-15
Coip.™.—
(increased),;
p.eic-rreu
4.VUV
v'-j'/
9-
8-31
6
(quar.)—
series
Works, common
Water
9-20
payment
com.
on
Monday, July 29, 1957
Name of Company
8-30
I
Arkansas-Missouri
^.cctric
9-
—™~_—™.
Royalties
Jose
9-17
™—- -- —
.
Axle,
Rjcrson & Hajiico
San
WIscoaio.u
5c
< quai.i..~
prcicned
(quar.»..—. ....
.—
OaK Dairies L,d.,
muss A_—
Royal
3
Ltd.—
...
.
Co.,
Haas
3
50c
10-
...
Holaeri
time)"
this
99-
uoc
•'( quar.)-...—™—
Corp.
(quar.)..
,k
taken
action
9-17
10%
dividend•
(stock
Transit
'&
<4%
(No
J12V2c
(quar.)—
When
Payable of Rec.
Industries—
DC
3rd
Co.
««
dlvlucnci
dividend
Sioc.c
8-15
snare
Ltd.,'class A
(F.),
12 VaC
p«u.
conv.
and
Spring
Stock,
3
preference
Rochester
Kocawell
9-
15c
iquar.jv..—
2nd
Latt.e
Class
Windsor
• q«ar,)p-~-—•—:
(quar.i
Aviation
Robinson
8-15
(quar.t™™_—»-,«—■ —
B
Class
pid.
3
inc.—
Co.,
preierrcd
5»,2C
9-
3i '/4C
quar.»—J—
i
claes
Common
:
Co.
Mfg. Co.,
Common
VgC
(reduced)__,_™.
Brass
<v
Finance
Kider
Whorner
™___™™™™--—•—
Coip.
Aviation
Revere
8-22
V-—
Company
Name of
9-12
12
——
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Republic
of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
insulation
Ar
Per
Holdert
Payable
(quar.)
Rending Co., 4',
1st preferred
Reading Tube, common iquar.)
SI.25 conv. preferred
When
Share
Name of Company
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
30c
l'o
pj-eferred ^quar.)
California
Packing CoTp.
,
433<c
tquar.)
55c
r
7-22
8-1,
7.-22
8-15
7-25
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(427)
Per
Name of Company
,
California
4.40'r
Water
Service
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.30'/
5.28%
5.36%
com.
When
Share
v
Payable
60c
(quar.)—.;
8-15
7-31
3-15
7-31
Confederation
33 He
8-15
7-31
32 He
8-15
7-3 L
8-15
7-31
Connecticut
_
;
(quar.)
Telephone,
34ssc
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.),,
$1.32
preferred
Life
Canada
Assurance
preferred
Canaoa
Canadian
Bronze.Co.
7-10
7-10
7-31
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-28
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Utilities " Ltd.,
$4.50
8-15
9-10
8-
Cook
7-10
1
7-31
•
Ltd.-_„__i___^
iqiiiir.Cii'LZLZ- r
'.
tile
8-
<■"
8-15
$20 c
7-3Y:
6-21-
.8-1
'$$1.25
;
'
"
<quar.)_,—
8-15
7-31
$$1.06
8-15
7-31"
7-31* :•
7-2-
,
r
t
cemmod
,
•
Vickers, Ltd.,-.(quaY. f-Z-ZZZ-Z—Z.*.
(quar.)___
Caterpillar Tractor, common (.quar.),:
1__
4.20% "preferred
(-quar.,)-^^-ZZZZ-jiSZ*
$37Hc
V 30c
.
-
,
Products
Corp.
Co.
"•
1 ;
' -7-
-
8-10
5
(stock
Grain
(R.
$1.05
Class
7-19
8-10
.30c
;
Central
(quar.)——I
Cold-Storage (quar.),
Central
Electric
5%
(quar.)
common
9- 1
L.),. Ltd.
B
Cribben
-7-19;
-
fc
Gas. Co.
.
tquar.)!,,,,,,..
Hudson
Gas
&
8'
9-
3
9-18
/
22 He
7-31
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred B .(quar.),
preferred B (quar.)
Central
7-
(quar.)
12-20'
Electric
(quar.Y_,,l
20c
Central-Illinois Securities Corp., com, (-quart)
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.
37 Vac
Centaral
Louisiana Electric,
4.50%
preferred
Central
'
4%
Power
A-
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
-8-
10c
Crum
;r
7-10
9-15
v 40c
..
.
,
8-
8-30
7-15 1
1
1"'
8-15
8-
9-
$1.12 H
8-15
3
$1
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
40c
8-30
7-31
Co. (quar.),,.
1.
Century Food Markets, 5% preferred (quar.)
40c
8-15
8-
62 He
8-
1
7-15
35c
8-
9
x.,
8-
9-30
8-15
u
'
1-1-58
12 Vac
9r30l
*-.6.
1
1
8-15
10c
8-
1
7-15
10c
'
^
,
International, class
11-
1
10-15
8-
1
7-15
uoc
'
; 11-1
'
(quar.)—
•
25c
$50c
A
Ltd.
'T
$2.
7-3!
Central
Public
Central
Utility Corp.
&\ South
Central
Cessna
Aircraft
West
Soya
Chain
Store
Cnamplin
,
Co.
Real
Oil
Stock
(quar.t.
Estate
Trust
Refining,
dividend
7%
•9-
Corpoi'aiiou,
3:14 'i
class
A
l
First
8-
1
7-20
David
8-
1
6-28
Davidson
8-
1
6-28
Day-Britc
2H%
.
$3 preference (quar.),,
Channing Corp. (quar.)_g__„
75c
9-
A;
Frere, Ltd.,
-
9-16
<
Food
8-15
8-
1
9-27
9-
«
50c
12-27
12-
«
8-20
8-
7-10
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (series 1346) (quar.)
20c
7-31
7-25
8-
1
(X.
Y.)
8-
1
75c
9-16
9-
93 He
10-15
10-
class B
3%%
preferred
conv.
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
Common
Common
St.
4%
Gas
preferred
1
7-
a
5
Fruehauf
40c
9-
3
8-
5
$2
9-
3
8-
5
10-
7
Denver
10-24
10-
12-24
12-
6
9-26
9-
6
11-
Di
4
$1.25
8
Cities
Service
Diamond
$1.50
Co.,
preferred
$1.25
11-27
67 He
9-30
9-13
Diocesan
(quar.)i
30c
8-15
7-15
Divco-Waync
common
Corp.
$1
10-
1
9-16
8-
1
7-20
Diversified
(quar.)1
40c
9-
1
8-10
$1
9-
1
8-10
60c
9-
6
8-16
(quar.)!_,„,
•
Stock
Growth
Stock
dividend,,
Cincinnati Chicago
Common
5%
St.
preferred
(quar.)—
Iron,
Dodge
& Cox Fund—Beneficial
25c
Dominion
8-
1
7-19
-7-31
7-19
Dominion
Dominion Steel fc Coal, Ltd.
;
$1,25
7-31
7-19
35c
9-15
9-
3
•$i.\2\d
9-15
9-
3
tquar.i
40c
10-
1
9-
5
7To
Clorex
Club
8 V. be
3
9-
3
8-
9
8-
•
'
9
r
7-30
9-27
(stock;
redeemable
share
Class
dividend)
•
preference
shares
"Foil
Co,,
common
of
8-
—__
_L
4
;
—__
(qUar.')llIu^_'-^.'T.
$1.25
.
B
class A
common
com
35c
u———
—
Colorado
„
Central
Common
Power,
Common
r.
l
2,
9- 2t
8-20
Class
;
7 8-20
7-31
7-12
7-23
8-15
*
',9-30>
Dun
9-12
Du
8-
1
,7-35
General
7-31
6-28
General
.
-$40c
7-30
7-11
(
•'*-'9-14
•
1
..
7-16
-7-31
7-31
7-16
8-
1
7-10
$1.12V2
8-
1
7-16
r
•
,8-
7- a
1
+20C
1
7-15
8-21
Duro Test, 5%
\
-'■(
1
8-21.
.9-16.
50c
1
10-
„
8-
1
5
1
It
7-17
Eason
2
8-16
9-16
11c
'.Z
11-
1
10-16
70c
11-
1
10-16
Eastern
conv.
9-20
<7-18
;
7-31
8 He
*
.
5c
.{
8-
6-29
9-18
9-
3
•
10c
R-15
8-
)' -15
IV
1
"
J12Hc
8-
1
7-19
f$1.12H
P-
1
7-19
15c
7-31
7-19
27 He
(quar.i
7-15
9-3
8-7
PI
-9-3
8-15
9-1G
8-'2
25c
8-
1
7-23
Si
dividend)
7-31
2%
75-
(stock
8-
1
7-23
,
—
14c
8-1
7*16
87Hc
8-1
7-16
common
(quar.)—
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
SO'kc
common
1
9-13
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
15c
x_T
.1
'
"
10-
12Hc
7-20
37:/sc
8-
1
7-20
$1.50
8-
1
7-.20
7-31
7-31
7-22
15c
62He
:
-
•
7-22
-
56%c
R-15
8- 1
45c
<
—
9- 3
8-12
1
7-11
(quar.i
(quar.)
Co.
$1
(quar.)
Oii
3
—
('4uair.)
Corp,
8-
9-10
<-c
Merchandise
8-15
8-
a
10-1
Inc.
$5
preferred
Co.
9-10
30c
9-10
8-2Q
tlOc
7-31
7-
'
General
$1 °5
,
1
p-rv
8-
-
*
the
of
f
4
-
7-10
7- *-
8-15
(quar.i
•
-
1-10
7-31
7-31
7-17
7-17
8-15 /
/
8-1
-
7-17.
.',17*-4-.
-8-9
7-25-
1
7-15.
Northwest,—
'
;
30c
8-
J' ■ 1
22V2C-.
'
Telephone Co. of -Indittrtft^*""''
("'■
"
$3
preferre I
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (qtiar.)
;
•
/'
93'Hc
—
-Tr-'AH%.„-preferred">,(quf.?.)
.
7-12
8-15
8-1 s
1
,
(quar.)
(quar.),.
Utilities Corp.
Public
8-
8-16
9-l3>
<-
0-3
75c
—
-
(
9- 3
-
1H%
(quar.)
9-17
P.-10
10c
Co.,.
preferred - (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
9-10
1
8-15
7-15
,
9-27
-
50c
—'
—
"*3.75,:preferrrd
9r'c
-
——
(quar.),,,.
dividend.;
General' Telephone
7-15
10-
30c
'
8-1
50c
,
•
■
8"
-
7-15
•;;',*
,
62Vac
-7-9
1
9- 2
8-15
1
7-15
,*U4c
8-15
7-31
1
7-10
8-15
7-31
General Telephone Corp.,
(quar.i—45c
9-30
9- 3
9-14
8-30
(quar.t:
1
55c
;
4.75% conv. pfd. (quar.t
59:,«c
;
4.23% conv. preferred (quar:.),J.,"53HC
General Waterworks, 5%
preferred
(quar.)
*1.25
(
5.10% preferred, (quar.)
$1.27H
10-1
9-3
10-
1
9-3
in-
1
9- 3-
25c
8-
31»4C
12
(quar.—
preferred
7-15
7-29
tax
4.80%
East Kootenay Power Ltd.,. 7% pfd. (accum.)
Eastern Industries, Inc., com. (quar.)
1
1
t30c
(quar.i
Securities,
E.)
2
Square,
,
7-30
17c
•
General Telephone
;
r
7-20
10-
7-10
1
x
pfd. series 1956 (quar.)
8-
Co.
8-
8-2
t30c
8-
Oii
9-16
7-30
50c
'General Shoe: Corp.,: common
(qaar.)—L—37'?c
$3.50 preferred series A
(qus'-.i
87'kcGeneral Steel Wares, Ltd., common -(quar.)
'
tlOc
5% preferred (quar.)
7 .-$*1.25
General Telecasting, .class B (quar.i.
7-He
8-30
8-15
,50c
——
9-
.
7-19
7-19
9-16
35c
common
preferred
Crude
General
7-31
$1.75
11c
\ '
'
1
••
,.
10c
$1.25
—
11c
—
conv.
7-15
1
1
20o
General Motors" Corp.—
7-31
8-
50c
t
50c
(quar.).
1
88-
5%
<
common
Dynamics
Stock
'
/
Canada
4.80%- preferred
8-
32He',$0.215625
(s-a),
class A (quar.),,.
(quar.)
General Mills
$12He
(iryeg.)^_v—-A-——(1956)., Ltd., com.
bucommon Metals & Supply (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.),;
—'
' 7-12
*8
General
8-16
v
(qnar.)—
of
Co,
8-26
Baking Co.,. common vquaik8- 1
preferred (quaf.)
—
$2
10-1
General Cigar Co. 4increased)
43c9-16
7-15
Bradstreet
&
Pont
8-9
"/
-
--
Loom
(R.
Service
1
(increased quar.),
common
7%,preferred
.
^12-20
8-23
•
9-20
"*
1-1-58
3%
-
-
(quar.)
preferred
8-
A
Duke Power Co;,
*4%
$15c
(quar.)_
.
>,•
...
7-9
1 :
Genbral
(initial-quar.
Pu.-^rp'Film/Laboratories,.common,—;
'
11c
•
(monthly)
common
(monthly)
(monthly)
9-20
Gas
$25c
4.% preferred (quar.);—^^—
Dreyfus Fund (14c from net realized capital
xains -and 3c from earned income)
Drug Fair Community Drug—
./
1
^0%
(quar.i
Gardner-Denver
6-28
r
.
7-31
<
35c
—1—
—.—
Common
(monthly)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Colonial Finance,. 5% pfd. (series 1956)
Colonial
Fund,,,
—I,—-"—'———
.
75c
877aC
__ —
Radio Co.",
Class
.
1
1
7-31
Corp.(quar.
Corp.,; common
'810-
(quar.)
preferred
'
*25c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.) Z'ZZZ'JZZZ'J' 7
3 % fe preferred (quar.)
I.,;,,,—,",,,
Collins
-.9-
•
7-16 :
1
"
—-
♦
1
8-15
t20c
; ,!Gc.
,
5%
preferred -"AIT,
'Z-ZlZl,1 _T__
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd.. (quar.),,—
-
■
each
for
—
A
Cochran
shares
(Two
held)
8-
7-17
——
Dravo
"9-3
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.— '.'Common
9-13
/
25c
——
Dover
7-19
10c
Extra
7-19
"8-16."
r'PMdeorii,..,
(quar.)
7-30
$31!4c-
—
;
(quar.),,,
8-23
...
-
,-42(20
Co.—'
Products
.
1
9
75c
common
(Franklin
preferred
7-31
goo
9l
89-
40c
.
Corp.—-
(stork
preferred
$15c
■
.
—
Chemical
-8-
$1.25
Gamblc-Skogmo, Inc., common (q..ar,t
5%
preferred (quar.)-,,
Garwood Industries, 4H% pfd, (a cum.)
-
Chemical,,——
Aluminum
9-
50c
2
.
Pittsburgh RR.—
—
&
10-
$37Vsc
Ltd, (quar.)
tquar.)———
9-13
/
93Hc
$1.50
'<
Co.,. Ltd.—
(quur^)
Ropes <to -Wire Cloth, Ltd.—..
participating preference B (quar.)—
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc; ,(quar.)
Common
-r
guaranteed, iquar.4,1
special guaranteed (quar.
4%
Tar
1
$17 He
(quar.)
Linoleum,
&
1st
4H%
Donald
.
•
k
Oilcloth
55c
Gabriel Co., 5% copv. pfd. (quar.)
Gale As Co., common (quar.),___
.
,
7-12
" 7-12
$1.75
(quar.),
Industrial
25c
.
—
preferred
conv.
Dominion
*-
7-tf)
8-15
$l.l2l/2
,_
;
(ovuar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Dominion Stores, /Ltd.. (quar.)
41
,
2nd
39c
—_
Ltd.
Dominion Fabrics
AA
Funsten
8-15
8-15
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)—
v
8-
-
9-20
7-29
$5
8-23
37 He
Louis—
_____
100%
,
8-231.
8-' 1
,
—:
$0.00
,
7-19
-
1
shares——
7-25
the
$3.50
7-10
2 He
(quar.),,.
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)■_*_■_„
'
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.
Z-Z~.
Cleveland As
8-
8-30
8-1
Y. i—
Brush,
Fulton
7-23
fl
7-15
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com. (increased)
$1.56
preferred - (quar.)^:
1
—,_,—
common
8
1
1
8-31
Bridge,
of
Class
"
8-
/
$4.50
,
7-
88-
7-31
50c
8-15
(semi-annual.)" ZZZZ'~ZZZZ'ZZ*.~2Z'
Cleveland-Cliffs
8
15c
_■
20c
-
A;
7-
1
14c
—
35c
common—
.
1
7-19
8-
»
Fund—•
Houses
Inc.
*25
9-
"7-io
'
"7Hc
=
(N.
Bank
Trailer,
preferred
Fruit
7-19
8-15
37 He
I__
—
7-29
Cleveland
8-15
45c
Trust Shares
(quar.)
Dobbs
,
City Stores Co., common (quar.),
4Vift, convertible, preferred (quar.t
"
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Casualty Co. (New York)—
Stock dividend on one share lor each nine
City Investing Co.,
12-
He
25c
! '7-31
11-291
*
tfil.25
preferred
Company
4%
Dividend Shares,
$2
62
(quar.i
Investment
:_
Citizens
r
Match
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Frito
Fuller
to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)__
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.):
:
RR.
(s-a)
preferred
4H%
Tramway Corn.—
common
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
4%
(quar.)
12-20
n
t$1.25
Ltd.,
Froedtcrt Corp.
8-
debentures
8-23
'
9-20
'
'Or
8-
(quar.)
'
—$1.25
Y.l
Realty
(A. J.)
3
1
'(quar.)——
guaranteed
7-19
9-
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—■
7%
1
7-31
11-
1
|Electric,
8-
Frehnan
8-15
37 He
&
14c
(L.)
Quarterly
7-19
8-30!
9-10
*
o
7-18
/
.
56Hc
(qunr. 1
Machine,
(N.
Friedman
7-19
1
(quar.)
As
Light Co. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
voting (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Cincinnati
1
0-
7-3T
.
I,
9-10
2
-
*
(quar.),,.,
15%
Mexican
(net payment of each dividend 17c)
40c
37 He
Chlcqgo Rock Island As Pacific
8-
14c
8-19
..'8-
,
ST
(quar.)
payment
less
Above
7-26
IOC
i_
$2.50
(quar.)
$5 preferred
8-15
—„
pfa.
7-15
8-19
' 9-*> 1
t
40c
Co.
SOc
Paci
(quar.)
8-16
Fresnillo
45c
8%
\*'X
<
:
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg.,
3
(qunr.)
•
National
Cos.,
Power
5
Inc.
9-14
1
8-29
20c
Long Island)
3-28
3
Co.
Dennison
87 He
&
Franklin
Fraser
7-15
9-
30c
1
7-30
10c
1
8-
8-29
$35c
(quar.i
Delaware
9-
—
$5 preferred
.
Paul
8-
$$6.25
!
10-
30c
.
'
(quar.
8-
7-
'.'
.
.(.quar.i..
k
(quar.i:
A
7-25
1
pfd.
(quar.)
B
Foundation
7-10
1
1
Motor of Canada Ltd.—
7-25
9-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-1$:
'
68:Hc
(q..ar..
Bank
Gear. Ac
7-31
8-
Co,> (quar.)
sl.40
Ac :Chemical
Class
4
$1.25
8-
7-31
v
.
Philadelnhia .(quar.•
preferred
8-15
$1
—>
(quar.t
preferred
Bros.
7-31
87 He
series
.
Ford
6
1
(quar.)
8-15
2oC
.
—25c
(quar.),
pfd.
Machinery
$1
5
7-19
Ltd/(stock
5H',r
preferred
Dccrficld
Glassine
$1
—
1
20c
Warehouse
City
30c
,
4% preferred (series 1947) (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
8-'
.
dividend
Fair Stores.'.common 1
•Pvidend
5;,4%
7-19
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
Inc. (quar.)
Pliipps Stores, common
5preferred (quar.)
9
8-13
$1.50
quar.)
Corp.,
3H%
7-19
Dean
8-15
8 He
Daystrom,
15c
Bank
3
$3
.Ltd..
of
preferred
Food
8-15
,
National
5%
9-13
$1.75
(quar.)
Liuhting
(quar.)
60c
Manhattan
8-13
7-19
9-
37He
Co.—
General Corp.;, common (quar.)
-preferred series A .(quar. )—
(Increased
Fluor
*
50c
(quar.t,,
Bros,
(quar.)
Chase
1
A
5%
8-28
...
Fleming Co., 5%
8-31
9-15
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
common
common
preferred
11-8
(quar.i—,
(qunr.)
Firth Sterling Inc., 7%
First Bank Stock Corp.
'•8-15
9-27
10c
87 VaC
,
>
4
$1.75
t
(quar.),
Davenport Water,
81
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Dana
2
25c
(quar.)
common
Transit
8-9
12-1
2dc
dividend
Class
Dallas
1
1
$1.12*2
(quar.i
1953
Co..
Fire: Association
Foote
class
non-cumulative
Grain
r $2'.25
9-10
,
7-19
1
8-
9-
$1.25.
Financial
7-15
t1,9-30
28c
"
10-15
•
l
8-15
10-
9
7-19
8-
15c
—■■
.v
8-
8-30
$1.25
Fidelity & Deposit Co.c(Md.). iquar.).—
Fifty Asso. (Boston) (s-a)
9-10
9-
28.He
7-12
1
9-10
8- 9
JCc
(quar.)
Compress: &
,y Stock
9-10.
.
(quar.y_____l_
8-30
9-
87He
(quar.i
Kederal-Mogul-Bower Bcanngo,
Ferro-Corp.. (quar.),T
1
;
.
_
/
<fc Seal,
6-14:
.
8-9
(quar.
common
Federal
>
9-1
8-15
62%c
preferred
Federal Insurance Co.
10-
■
6%
Co.,
preferred
Federal
12-16
10- 4
8-9
(quar.),
.7-31
,
9-1
15c
$5
U- 1'
8-2
rlSHttu
,
5H%
'
1
•
'
7-12
40c
$1.12,/2
preferred
(quar.)
'Fedders-Quigan,
9-13
,
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Quarterly
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
7-15<
8-15
8-
•
;,..7rl5.
i
;.S.llrl6,
$25c.
t
(quar.)_,_
Forster, 8("^preferred (qtiar,),,__
&
1
8- 4
.
•
'#4'
.i
..
(quar. V
7-12
7-15
20c
t
(quar.)„
non-cumulative
$2
7-15
$1.05
(quaf. )_,_1____
Corp.
iquar.)
A
1
,
1
(quar.)
River Gas Co.
(quar.i
Falstaff Brewing, (quar.i
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2
preferred (quar.t,
preferred
(.quar.),,,
quar.)
class
Crystal Oil <fc Land Co., $1.12 pfd.' (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
7% pfd. (quar. t
Cumberland
Apartments Jquar.)ll„___—_
Cuneo Press. Inc., 3VL>% preferred
(quar. )i_
-
4.20%
Cork
Crown Cork
1
8-
2oc
6-29
9-
Fall
6
*7-3li
10c
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.j
Grown
-
:
Light "(Texas
1
Inc.,
preferred
B
Class
•*
7
12-
:
;,
Co.,-class
(quar,)
Class
/
T
9-
3%
Fairbanks'
9-
6-29
7-31
15c
(ouar.)
Erlanger Mills, common
4Vi'e prior preferred
„
9-13.
1
7-31
12Hc
(quar.i
50c
preferred
preferred
8-22
9-30
9-21
6
,8-1
$7Hc
•
.
;
10-
*
'.17 He
.*
Class-.-A
7-17
*
(quar.)_,_
.
(increased
convert *.le
Crossett
7-8
7-31
50C
,
Central of
5%'
7-31
25c
——
preferred
5%
93He
-
dividend)
& Sexton Co.—,, :
4H
•
-8-15
60c
9-14
$1.12 %
t$1.30
;(s-a).
(quar.)
> Credit Finance Service,
'»
'
Corp.,
45c
<quar.(
'
8-
.
60c
tquar.),:.—
Celotex
.(quar.)
(quar.),,,.
Cosmopolitan Realty
"
Ceco Stc-el
9-6
9-
preferred
2nd
$5
,,,.•)'..$4
Cosmos;Imperial Mt'K Ltd. .(quar.tT-aZTZZIl•
$17 He
Couttaulds,- Ltd. j (final)
.6%
Craddock;Terry Shoe,5% -pfd.. (quar.). (s-a).
$2.50
:■
"
(quar. )„
7-19
1
Gosderr Petroleum
r'
7-15
1
a-20
1
(quar.j.
Insurance (Toronto)
1st
7-15
7-16
1
(quar.)
Railroad
10-
:i5c
pfd.
Pittsburgh RR.. 7% pfd. (quar.),,
Forge & Steel Corp., com. (quar.t
Erie
6
Sw.oO
(o-aj_
common,,.".
Corp.,
of Rec
7-30
tlOc
50c
preferred
preferred
Hoiaer*
7-31
60c
As
5%
8-15
10-
preferred
Electric
B
3
60c
Copp Clark Publishing; Co., Ltd
6-28
8-15"
$2
S-
10-
Transportation Lines
9-3
Erie
$1.04
Continental
:
Eric
9-20
(quar.)
8-30
15c
7-
7-15
1
9-
l'/2%
(quar.i
conv.
Equity
1
1
(quar.)
1
i50c
5
88-
10-
7-
A
$4.50
10c
1
10-
$10c
5
"8-1
dividend)
preferred (quar.t
Equitable Gas Co., common
5
7-
10-
$3iy*c
+
7-
(quar.i
Life
t75c
Carolina Power 6: Light,
common
Continental
.
1
1
55c
Payable
60c
0%
7-19'
.
I
5
25c
8-30
Ry.
pfd".
second
5
7-
$ 1.12 %
$1.13
preferred
$4.50
;
-
7-
8-
$1.25
common
$3.75
•
Class
56 He
(quar.)
pontinental Can,
8-15
1
8-
(quar.)
1 '
quar.)
8-
(stock
4% preferred (s-ai
Equitable Credit Corp.,
Co.—
1
-
5%
preferred
preferred
$4.16
9-13
8-
1
8-
Millwork
Group Asso. (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., 7,.
p.e.cirtu
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
1
51 He
(quar.t
TO-
J
(.quar.)
1
9-16
preferred
$4.52
"
10-
912-
51c
E
series
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
8-31
9-16
8
9-15
SOc
..t+1,50
$37 He
•
common
preferred
Consolidated Edison
2
\
'
Canadian"
7-
7-26
47 He
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut Power, 4.50% preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar,)
7-10
1
$50c
(quar.)__
(increased
Fund,
Canadian
1
1
$29V4C
common
Ltd.
Investment
preferred
$2.06
$$1.15
(s-a) —,—.I
Canadian
4%%
7-10
8-
(quar.)
.
/
1
8-
8-
When
Share
Company
Employers
12-15
$2
Consumers Power Co.,
—
preference
Cos.,
8-
U5c
Canadian Industries Ltd., common fqnar.)
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
Canadian
7-10
$1.90
(Toronto)—
com.
Ltd.,
convertible
$1.25
Co.
Ltd.,
Ry.
Breweries
1
tlOc
(quar.)
Soutx-.ern
8-
8-
6-24
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$37 He
Quarterly
Malting Co.,
Canadian
7-10
25c
J
Canada
4 % %
7-31
1
31c
Common
(quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Power
8-15
33c
,,
Empire
$50c
&
Name of
6-24
8-15
$20c
.
Per
of Rec.
8-15
$50c
Light
8-
31 %c
:
(quar.)
;
Camden Refrigerating dz Terminals Co. (s-a)
Canada Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A (quar.)
'
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
30c
;
(quar.)
Holder»
tPavable
$1.37 Va
Association
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.t
A
Lite
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class
50c
5Vy%
-
When
X Share
Quarterly
31T,c
(quar.U
preferred
$1.24
'' ■"
s-a)
(initial
com.
33c
,
(quar.i—
$1.20
7-31
,l
'
Gas,
(quar.i
(quar.t.
(quar.t,
$1
8-15
Natural
33 He
preferred
&
Concord
preferred (quar.)
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
preferred
Water
7-31
27 He
5.08'/
Calif.
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
8-15
(quar.i
5.20%
5.50%
Holderr
»11
'
He
10-15- ;• 10-
4
$$1.75
9-16
8-30
10c
8-1
7-15
8-
7-15
17 He
(quar.),
1
$2.20
preferred
4.40%
Co.
of
the
Southwest—
(quar.)
55c
com.
preferred
Giannini
(G.
8-
—
M.)
Ai
8- 1
8- 1
7-19
7-19
Co.—
"
4%% preferred .(quar.).:
Colorado As Southern Ry. Co.—
4%
$1.12'/2
—
$1- preferred
preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas System (quar.)
Columbia
Pictures
Stock
$4.25
Corp-t
As
pfd.
6%
preferred
(quar.),;
Enterprises.
1
7-
1
8-15
8-
Light-&r Power
8-
7-15
9-16
1
fl-lf
$1.75
8-
1
7-
5
1
El
8-
1
7-
5
7-15
5 H f'c
1
7-15
5.36'%
1
7-29
5.65%- preferred
25c
9-
1
1
8-16
8-16
8-
5.68%
9-13
8-30
$S
20c
8-15
7-31
8c
pfd.
(quar.)
7-31
5H%
convertible preferred
7-31
$1.02 H
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
$1.37%
'
%
of
—
8-15
8-15
4%
—
8-15
Gossard
8-31
8-15
Gould-National
Batteries
(increased
$1.25
8-31
8-15
Grace
Bank
Y.)
50c
l
8-
1
7-15
$1.12%
7-15
8-
1
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
(quar.)
30c
8-16
.'
-
1
9-
t25c
1
7-16
32 He
8-
1
7-19
-50c
8-
1
6-24
Elgin National Watch Co. "(quar.)
8-
1
6-24
Emery
Emhart Mfg.
Corp. of Amer.
common
8-31
,
7-15
8-
•
(H.
70c
8-16
8-
9
7-30
7-
Grand
Union
5
Co.
Co.,
Great American
a
9-
>
(quar.)
common
7-22
8- 1
7-1
9-16
8-15
7-31
9-3
9-16
9- 3
7-10
8-9
9--4
8-26
8-1
50c
quar.i.
^2
(s-a).;.
125c
—
i25c
(N. Y.l
-
-
-
9-16
12-16-
11-25
18c
(quar.i
Indemnity Co.
8-15
8-
35c
(quar.)
(N.
Grafton A: Co., Ltd., ciass A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
9
100%/
W.
National
7-15
8- 1
12He
•
75c
60c
Co. (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire A: Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire A; Rubber Co. of Canada—
8-31
1
50c
Rubber
Goodman
preference
8-16
8- T
7-15
7-15
America
—
$1.42
8-
Elastic Stop-Nut
Co.
,'
L~
I
Products, common (quar.)
4H% preferred
(quar.)
Electric Hose "<fc Rubber,
Goodall
9- 1
.9-5
8- 1
8- I
$50c
Insurance
8-31
—1
(quar.)
10-
3
Republic
$1.41%
$1.37%
—
25c
'
preferred
preferred
A:
Semi-annually
8-15
8-31
•
H.)
4VL>%
Globe
(quar.)
27'1-c
50c
Co., common
(quar.i,,
45c
(quar.)
56Hc
(1955 series)
(rmar.*0.5781%
(quar.)
(P.
$1.34
(quar.),,
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
Co.
4SW%
,
7-15
Ekco
2-
Gillette
7-15
$1.06%
4.10%
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.50%
20c
20c
_
$1.50
——,
(quar.),
8-
(quar.),,..
—
Natural Gas Co.,
Paso
9-
8-
——
8c
15c
+
of Canada, Ltd.—-
Semi-annually
1
10-
Glatfelier
1
-,-$1.H3
Shearing &z Stamping (quar,)—
Connnonwealth Telephone Co.
(quar.)..
Bakeries
7-
7-30
$1.06
x._
Ltd.
Commercial
Consolidated
10-
25c
—
preferred A
(accum.),
SG preferred B (accum.)
Edmonton Concrete
7-20
7-30
4preferred
(quar.).—:
Combined Locks Paper, class A
(quar.)
Commodore Hotel Inc.
(quar.t—
Connecticut
8-15
37(2c
(quar.),—
(quar.)
preferred
7 He
tquar.)
(Md.)—
$7
Ohio Electric—
4.25%
common
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp.
4
30c
$1.06 Va
4.65^
Combined
9-
25c
(quar.)
Southern
9-20
2>/a(7
(quar.),,
common
—
Columbia Terminals Co.,
Columbus
$2
dividend
prelerred
Racing Assn.,
-
1st
8-30
8- 5
-20c
9-15
$-20
30c
.9-10.
—
'
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
(quar.)
1_„I,
Electronic Associates
•
-
Commonwealth Edison, common
(quar.)
4.64V preferred- tquar.i
Com'po Shoe Machinery,
-
-
5co
preferred
Concord
(From
Fund
5<V
>'-41.16-
pfd.. (quar.t
(quar.);;
v
.31 He
—
.
9-30
9-20
-3LJaC
12-31
12-20
11c
7-30
Inc.—
investment -Income)
\
-
-
7-10
r
tstock
dir.),.
15c
Co.
-
Empire "District Electric, 5.%
43,h% prelerred (quar.)l
--
,
pfd.
(quar.),:,
9-
/
1
8-15
40c
8-15
8-15
7-15
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co...(quar. 1
7-15
5%;
(increased quar,)-—.—
Stock dividend
9-26
25c
Industries- (quar.),,
$1.25
$1.18%
-
8-30
8-30
-
—:
Quarterly
Great West Coal,
Class
B
'
Ltd., class A (quar./t10,ec
(quar.)
;,
tl2Hc
8-15
Greeley Square Bhildlng fN. Y;) (liquidating)4 _•
*2
5% conv. preferred (quar.)—-—^ 37H0-
8-15
Green
/-
(H. L.) Co.
(quar.)
50c
8-15
8-15
-8-16
,
\
II- 1 \
7-31
7-31
—
8- 1--
7-19-
3" 1
7_1*
The Commercial and
12
Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(428)
Telecasting Inc.,
Gross
Class
B
(quar >
Industry
Growth
and
sources
Halle
Co.,
Eros.,
2nd
preferred
.'5%
Oil
Class
B
Hartz
(J.
1
8-
1
8-15
8-
9-25
J $'1.25
11-15
9-13
9-13
$1
11-
8-
9
5
8-
8
8-
8
3
8-15
8-31
8-31
Kleincrt
8-
1
7-15
Knickerbocker Fund
8-23
7-26
Knox
Knudsen
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-16
Kobacker
1
8-30
Kresge
45c
7-31
7-11
Kroger
7-31
7-11
6%
7%
Co., common (quar.)————
1st preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)——
—
1
7-15
7%
2nd
93 %c
8-
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
Hees
preferred (quar.)
Cement Co.
(quar.)
Galion Products, Inc.,
5%%
Hercules
Hercules
dividend
Stock
1
1
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-U
12 Vic
10-
1
8-
^
4 %
—__________
:
^National
Lafayette
Lake or the
9-13
,9-16
5c
9-
9-16
7%
5
9-
5
Hinde
class
A
Holly
preferred
5%
Stores.
Hoover Ball &
Bearing
7-15
Partic. class A
9-15
9-
5
Class
12-16
12-
5
Lanolin
9-25
8-31
8-
1
7-19
Lanston
8-
1
6-28
Laura
Laurentide
8-
1
6-28
8-
1
7-10
B
1
7-10
5%
8-
1
7-
45c
9-10
6
10-
6
$1.12 «/a
10-
9-
6
McCormick
$1.25
10-
9-
6
McGregor-Doniger
1
8-15
7-31
7-15
$5
9-12
8-16
Lear,
30c
9-12
8-16
Leath
$1.12 %
9-30
9-20
1
7-15
62 Vic
8-15
7-27
$1.50
9-15
9-
8-30
7-31
9-10
8-
McQuay-Norris
8c
8-20
7-31
Mead Corporation,
8-15
8-
1
3
8-15
7-18
4%
£-12
8-20
Mengei
50c
9-
1
8-
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
$1.75
8-
1
$1.75
11-
1
8-15
7-27
Lehigh
7-19
Lerner
Co.,
&
common
preferred
3.35%
Valley
Stores
3.85%
3.90%
$1.25
8-1J
7-31
4.35%
preferred
(quar,)_
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
Power Ltd.,
t$1.75
9-
3
8-
25c
10-
1
4'/z%
preferred "$50 par"
4Vt %
preferred
"$50
12-31
12-16
4l/2%
preferred
7-15
Minneapolis &: St. Louis Ry.
9-10
Minnesota
Mississippi
Glass
Mississippi
Power Co.,
—
7-15
(quar.)
1$1.25
9-
9
8-
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)—
_____
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)——
5%~ preferred (quar.)
——
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)-—
25c
8-
1
7-18
9-
1
60c
9-16
8-30
$1.50
(quar.)
12 Vic
8-30
8-15
Link-Belt
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar,)—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hygrade Food Products, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
8-30
8-15
1
7-12
Co.
4%
preferred
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Power
4.03%
Co.
common
(quar.)
—
1
6-28
1
7-15
Little
8-
1
7-15
8-20
7-25
Original
7-15
Special
Special
Special
$1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
4.26%
1
8-
1
—
7-19
8-
1
7-10
51c
3
J
8-
8-
1
Loblaw
7-10
8-
1
7-10
Class
53 %c
8-
1
7-10
$2.40
55 %c
8-
1
7-10
90c
8-
1
7-10
8-19
SI
9-
3
8-15
class
,
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
1
10-10
Missouri
8-
1
8 7 Vic
8-
8-19
9-
2
8-19
Local
10-
1
9-13
7-11
Ingram & Bell Ltd., 60c preferred
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6%
(quar.)
—_
(s-a)
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
Foundation
investment
ties
Fund
income and
(12c
from
10c
plus
(7c from
Mutual
Ltd.,
com.
preference
of
$4.22 preferred
Canada,
(quar.)
4%%
Ltd
I.),
Jantzen
of
Jefferson
Corp.
1
7-
1
Lorain
65c
Lorain
Lord Baltimore
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
7%
non-cum.
10-
1
9-14
7%
non-cum.
8-1
7-10
112c
60c
9-10
9-
3
8-
5c
9-
3
4.16%
100%
8-30
8-
9
50c
8-31
8-
125c
8-30
8-15
10-16
9-16
9
10-16
9-16
&i
Lower
Lawrence
Nashville
Co.
9-30
9-
6
$6
9-
1
8-15
»- 1
8-15
,
9-10
Power
Lunkenheimer
7-12
LynCh
2-17
9-10
11-18
2-17
110c
9-
8-
1
7-12
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)—I
Corp.
32c
9-
1
8-15
Macy
(R. H.)
9-
1
8-15
44c
9-
1
8-15
Magor
13 %c
MRA
4%
II_IIH
(annual)
Life Ins.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sport
&
7-16
Mailman
8-
1
7-15
Manitoba
62 Vic
8-
1
7-18
Moore
B
7
Morgan
Products
3
8-
9-
3
8-, 7
151 Vic
9-
3
8-
7
±37% c
9-
3
8-
7
Mount Royal
9-
3
8-
7
Mountain
9-15
8-
1
7-15
Massachusetts
8-31
8-25
Quarterly
$1.25
9-13
140c
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
2
7-29
pfd.
8-
2
Master
(J.
(Stock
Co.
&•
P.)
$1
15C
8-
1
8-15
7-10
7-19
(initial
Co.,
dividend)
Mills,
i
Ry.
7-31
7-20
National
Airlines
Inc.
1
9-20
National
Biscuit,
7%
$1
1-1-58
12-21
National
Casket
8-
1
7-10
(quar.)__.
National Chemical & Mfg. (quar.)
9-
9
4.64%
.
preferred
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc
Stock dividend
$1.75
8-30
8-
25c
8-15
8-. 1
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-15
+5c
10-
1
9-
6
1-2-58
12-
6
7-
8
(quar.i—
preferred
8-23
National
8-23
4
1
7-12
10-
1
9-20
•'
8-
1
7-15
National Lead
Co., 6%
Pool
Equipment
8-
1
7-23
National
Shoes
11-
1
10-23
(Stock
(quar.)
'
^
: '
i
7-15
7-19
9
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
8-
-
t
Class
$1.24
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
8
Electric "Welding
A
8-15
8-
$1.25
8-29
3-15
1
Nease
S.
Newberry
(J. J.)
7-31
New
England
(quar.)
334.%
Co.,
7-31
New
Haven
New
Jersey.Power & Light,
10-15
Gas' Co.
preferred
Y.
N.
Central
f 31 Vic
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-
5
8-22
7-31
7-19
Co.
8-
1
7-10
lieu
8-
1
7-10
N.
9-27
9-13
New
$1.06%
$1
.
(Stock
•
Y.,
Co.
(One
for
25
York
Docs,
7-17
New York Fire Insurance Co
New.
New York State Electric &
York
$4.50
Merchandise
preferred
45c
7-24
4%%
preferred
3%%
preferred
20c
8-26
8-15
8-15
7-
1
20c
7-31
7-15
4%
10-31
10-
1
Wire
Lower
Niagara Share
(14c
from
and
21c
9-13
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6.
8-
1
7-19
40c
8-30
8-15
of
shares
50c
9-18
10- 1
Reading
held in
$2
1
(s-a>
Cloth
Arch
Co.
75c
—
Corp.—
net
current
from
8-16
8-
1
7-22'
8-
1
50c
$1.12%
7-19
7-19
9-
6
9-
6.
9-
6
10- 1
10- 1
8- 1
toOc
9-10
8-31
35c
9-13
8-30:
Ltd
investment
accumulated
8-15
10- 1
93%c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
9
8-30
3
$1.12%
Bridge
8-
9-
7Vic
—
(quar.)
(quar.)".
York
7-19,
10-
*
(quar.)
8-20
Niagara
9-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
7-18
7-30
1
50c
pfd.
Gas, com.
9-10
1
7-15
19c
(increased)—
30c
8-26
2
8-
common—
9-16
8-
9-
.____!
4%
share
each
7-10
7-29
9-16
quarterly cash dividend)—
Chicago &. St. Louis RR. (qunr.)__
1
$3
1
TViC
93%c
of
1
15c
8-
RR.—
dividend)
commcn
7-31
20c
8-15
(quar.)
8-
New
1
60c
:
10-
8-
8-
$1.01%
t$3
S3
1
8-15
*
(quar.)
62V2C
$$1.25
9
8-
35c
(quar.i
Co^
Brake
7-25
9-
8-15
•
8-26
Air
7-22
8
10c
(quar.)____
_J
Fund—
Y.
1
8-
9-30
."
pfd.
8-30
Process
8-
~
8-15
New
7-17
10c
(quar.)
(quar.i:
9-10
1
7-1#
2
12Vic
,
Corp.
9-10
4.05%
8-1
8-
5c
;
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)_
$2.40 preferred: (qua,r.)_^__
5
1
15c
(auar.)__:
(quar.)_____
Co.
8-
Y.)—
Radiator
Chemical
Nestle-Lemur
10-
$1.50
(quar.)_
6%
(N.
National Theatres, Inc.
8-
3-15
t5c
"
pfd. B
dividend)
7-15
1
-
National Steel & Shipbuilding Corp.—:
6%
preferred
(quar.)
7-30
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
National-U.
$2.50
Machine
(quaiY)_'l
A
Class
15c
1_
7-17
7-29
56%c
(quar.)
iquar.)
9-15
50c
Co
7-15
8-
7-30
50c
;
pfd.
(quar.)
Aeronautical
5c
(s-a)
8-16
1
1
25c
Co.
10-
(quar.)
15c
(special)
9- 3
8-
25c
National
Co.
25c
i
Co
7-15
58c
9-19
C.)
(G.
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
"
-
7-
7-31
25c
8-20
9-30
10c
;
7-31
dividend)..!
"
(quar.)
7-17,
J25c
3%
8-31
(stock
A
Murphy
Co.—
pfd. A
8-15
six
each
(quar.)
7-15
18c
Co., 4%
9- 3
8-30
7-15
Li.'.
—l
8-15
•
7-15
Cla«s
.■
•
Co.—
i
7-15
1
7-29
Ltd.
Diners—
1
$1.11
(quar.)
1
9-
7V2C
share for
1
$1.04
(quar.)'
108-
1
15c
$1.25
quar.)
1
—[
partic. pfd.
1
8-30
8-30
:
Rice
View
8-
1
Inc.—
(One
held)
shares
8-15
t$1.75
8-
t22V2C
Products
Valley
9
7-26
10-1
♦
8-
„
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Electric
8- 2
10-
common
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Massawippi
9-
i45c
(ouar.)
$1.75
Refrigerating Co.—
8%
preferred
(accum.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
1
8
75c
$1.75
Sugar, Ltd., 6%'pfd. (s-a)
10-
10-
t$1.75
35c
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
(P. R.), 5% convertible pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
7-11
(quar.)
9-1
Manhattan
$1.20
1
35c
(quar.)
62 %c
preferred B (quar.)
Car Corp.
(quar.)_-
7-31
8-
(quar.i
preferred
7
9-
45c
(quar.)
20c
~
pfd.
11 Oc
30c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holdings Ltd., 5%
Mallory
—.
7%
N.
MacGregor
7-11
$1.50
i__
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)__L_
8-15
Macco
8
1
(quar.j-
Corp.. Ltd., common
preferred A
8-
3
$1.21
Lyons-Magnus, class B 1
20c
(quar.)
partic
7%
8-16
12-10
3 -10-58
S3
Moore
"
8-15
7-15
8-
(quar.)
Insurance
80c
7-12
1
8-15
7-15
7-
15c
!
(quar.)
Life
8- 1
7-29
$1.05
15c
7-31
1
1
50c
(ouar.)
Chemical
Monumental
11-18
50c
(quar.)
8-
1
—
Montrose
8-16
12-10
3-10-58
$1.10
(quar.)
RR.
8-
1
(quar.)
preferred
(incrcased-quar.)
common
National
8-14
9-
7-15
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)
45c
Corp.
1
1
6
—
preferred (quar.)_
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Steel
7-26
8-
(quar.)____
SI
4!>2%
Lukens
9
3
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisville
•
8-
9-
preferred
St.
9-13
8-26
'
f
pfd.
1
9-12
Power,
7-19
10-
50c
(quar.)
4 40
8-30
75c
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
;
5%
preferred
(semi-annual)_——
8-15
8-1
37 Vic
4.44%
5
Power,
8-30
12c
8-
$1
Louisiana Power <Ss Light, 4.96%
8-19
$1.75
Cement
7-17
9-17
i
(quar )
class A
RR..
1
9-17
8-
Hotel—
8-
50c
8-
90c
$1.10
—
Co.
common
$1.12%
9-
(quar.)
Jersey Central PowerLight—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jervis
8-
35Vbc
common
preferred
Canada
22c
Gas
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Lighting (quar.)
Coal & Dock, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Standard
Gas.
7-17
$1.25
$1,20
Long Island
1
$1.05
(quar.)
common
8-
1
$1.12»/2
4.84%
1
97 Vic
(F. L.) Co., 5% preferred (accum.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.), com.
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
Theatres
93%c
(quar.)—
preferred
Lone Star
9-
6-25
8-
common__
25c
(quar.)
20c
Jacobs
5%
Boston
I
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible pfd.
Jantzen,
preferred
7-15
35c
(quar.)
50c
7-15
1
15
8-
7-
(quar.)
common—
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)„
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Jack & Heintz
8%
20c
preferred C
(monthly)
common
18c
common
(quar.)
Utilities,
preferred
$1.76
3
$1.14
preferred B
87 /ic
9-16
1
8-
4.50%
(monthly)
$1.05%
Electric,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Southern
12-
175c
(quar.)
Iowa Public Service, com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
1-2-58
160c
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
8%
investt
profits)
(quar.)
Foundation
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
Iowa
5
from
from securities
15c
convertible
$4.36
8-
securi¬
Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interior Breweries, Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
International Business Machines (quar.)
International Harvester, 7%
pfd. (quar.)__
International Resistance (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.
(stock div.)
Quarterly (not payable on shares resulting
from stk div., only or present shares)_
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Investors
3
22c
Interchemical
6%
9-
$1.09
$1
(R.
Common
Loew's
Institutional Growth Fund
Investment
7-10
$3
profits)
income
7-30
115c
$1.15
11 Vic
Corp.
Pipe,
Common
i
9-16
4.80%
12 Vic
5
8-30
10- 1
10-1
Light—
50c
(quar.)
Joint
9-21
75c
preferred
Institutional
Lock
7-15
Moriongahela
Montana
7-
9-13
$1.10
__
7-11
;
3
1
8-
50c
(quar.i
(quar.);
Portland
±51 Vic
(quar.)_
Class A
1
40c
!
pfd.
4V2C
160c
2
8-
4.40%
8-26
l
—
9-
10-
8-15
1
——
—
20c
7-26
9-12
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.
preference (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (increased)—,
31 %c
—
7-19
8-10
8-30
(quar.)
Pacific
11-
—_
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Finance
7-31
35c
(quar.)__
&
Natural
Missouri
50c
(quar.)
Preferred
7-30
$1.06%
B
7-10
'
Industrial Development Corp., common
Class
1
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
8-15
w—-
5% preferred (quar.)__—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe. Line
Co.,
8-
(quar.t_.
guaranteed
1st
Indian
Common
35c
50c
guaranteed
guaranteed
B
7-24
7-31
(quar.i
Power
preferred
Missouri
—
150c
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)
Head Mills, Inc. (Mass. )—
4
$1
2nd
132 %c
8-23
9-
$1.10
£_.
137%c
4.42% preferred (quar.)—.
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible participating pfd.
9-10
60c
capital
Loblaw
58 %c
i
7-31
Moody's Investor Service—
Companies,
52 %c
)
7-16
25c
;
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
i
:
Mississippi Valley Barge Line iquar.)_:
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
RR.—
Original capital—
35c
common
7-31
75c
8-
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
—
8-
35c
(quar.)
8-15
11c
Original capital
Co.,
Power
7-21
1
8-
25c
$1
—
Idaho
11-15
7-31
,
Paper
Co.
preferred
4.36%
50c
125c
Miami
11-30
$25
Inc.—
Ontario
Si
Mississippi
6-28
(quar.)
$1.25
8-
4.60%
9
7-31
(quar.)——
(quar.)
8-16
$1.12V»
Tube
(quar.)_
Facific Grain, Ltcl.„___
preferred (quar.)—
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar,)
7-19
9-16
—
—
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)—_____
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)—
3>/2% preferred 'quar.)
25c
8-
1
40c
(quar.)——.——_——
preferred
11-15
8-31
$1.10
Piping Co., Inc.
35c
$1.25
—
8-
$15c
(auar.)———._
common
8-16
11-30
(quar.)
4%%
7-15
1
8-23
30c
1
5%
8-
96 %c
>1.12%
—_——
common
8-31
56V4C
(quar.)
9-10
1
1
7-20
56V4C
(quar.)
0
10-10
1
8-
35c
11-30
10-
7-12
8- 1
11-1
$1.12y2
Seamless
Rhoads
.
37'/aC
7-29
8-
Printing,
3
f$l
12-12
$0,006%
Service,
3
9-
(quar.)___
15c
7-15
preferred
9-
1
(quar.)
par"
par" (quar.)
4V2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)__
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)„_,
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
preferred
3
1
10-
f25c
"$100
4.40%
9-
•
9-16
12-16
$1.25
1
$3.50
'
9-30
8-31
8-
com.
9-16
6
10-
f50c
9-12
12%c
Lincoln
3
12V2C
12-31
Virginia (quar.)
Liggen,
Myers Tobacco (quar.)—
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
Lincoln
3
9-
common
$1.25
Glass
9-18
9-
—
U5C
of
Inc.,
Light &
preferred (s-a)
$1
Meyercord Co.
iquar.)
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
Miller &
Life
8-15
1
7-15
I.mbev-Owens-Ford
12-18
10-1
$1.0P.%
7-31
7-20
9-30
12-
$1.11 Vt
—
30c
7-15
12-30
(quar.»_
Midwest
1
$1.25
(quar.
Mexican
9-20
9-13
9-30
QoVic
10- 1
97,/ac'"- 10- 1
9-27
35c
7-22
1
95c
12-27
62 Vic
9
8-
12-20
(quar.
7-15
1
Industries
3.80%
7-31
8-
&
7-17
8-
8-16
9-
30c
*25c
8-
Foods
7-31
6c
8-16
9-27
25c
30c
Midland &
$1
Hunt
7-26
Michigan
—
___;
1
jl.
7-15
10c
Quarterly
Quai'terly
1
9-
1
Scott-
&
Quarterly
10-10
Lexington Trust Fund Shares ( quarterly from
net investment income)—
_■—i—
9
1
9-
Quarterly -—2
;
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
7-15
7-20
__
Merritt-Chapman
7-31
7-26
50c
7-15
L-10-58
(quar._—
Co.
8-
32Vic
7-31
1
Insurance
7-19
45c
(S-ai
tl5c
— .
(quar.)
Ltd.
2
—_________
115c
Corp., 4%%
Co.
8-
$1
(quar.)
2
Salt
Bros..
2
1
$1.18%
:
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar,)
RR.
8-
9-
I
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar,)
(James) & Sons—
7-
1
(quar.i'_
B
preferred
preferred
preferred
—
$2.50
Lees
7-19
1
9-
$1.06%
2
—
*
1
8-
40c
25%
Merchants & Manufacturers-Insurance <N. Y.)
10-15
9-30
8-
30c
9-
(quar )
(s-a)——
Inc.
i
(quar.)___
Co.
8-10
J15C
6-24
one
(quar.)
+25c
8-
Hussman
preferred
20c
(quar. )„
class A
Ltd.,
8-10
1
into
(quar.)
common
7-29
8-
(quar.)—*
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
2
7-lfi
held)
1
Mfg.
preferred (quar.)
Melville Shoe Corp., common
4%% preferred A (quar.)
9-
1
stock.
B
7-10
(quar.)—
preferred
sh.
;_
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Acceptance,
B
and
each
reclassified
4%%
7-31
-
for
dividend
Stock
8-24
8-
8-
Trucking Co.—
8-
8-29
9-14
7-17
3
50c
Shipbuilding
stock
series
9-12
15c
7-17
7-31
(quar.)
7-10
$2
B
and
8-10
20c
7-31
9-
dividend)
Tierra
25C
1 Vi %
7-10
$50c
iquar.)
1
60c
Class
Gulf
Mar
A
Co.
(stock
common
17 Vic
■
&
Ltd.
1
Leslie
—
McLean
2
G.)
of
of
series
7-23
1
share
share
9-16
1
IVic
Mines
9
Lewis
Light & Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar,)
8-
$1
Inc.,
Industries
(One
8-16
9-30
8-
$2.50
25c
ts-a;
class A (quar.)____
(quar.)__i
Company's
9
7-31
8-30
62V2C
pfd.
8-
8-20
Houston
4
tx'.c
Porcupire
(Arthur
McKee
McLean
8-15
50e
B
Co.,
8-
7-24
Barbizon
8-15
&
15c
1
Hotel Syracuse, common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)—-.
—
8-20
9-26
——
—
3
Hotel
Mclntyre
5
24c
—-
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Co.
8-15
8-
(quar.).
(quar.)
1%
————
Industries
9-
(Joseph)
Class
3
120c
-
—•
———
dividend
45c
preferred (quar.)
Home
6-27
9-
7-10
8-31
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-30
30c
(quar.)—
$1.25
5%
common—_____
$2.50
1
J40c
15c
Ltd.
tl5c
1
(N. Y.)
Corp.,
35c
—
8-
Co.
McCcird
2%
—
50c
Horn & Hardart
7-15
8-
(quar.)
(quar.i.
9-
——
(quar.)—
—
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)_.—
—
Lawrence Investing Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
25c
8-
Corp.
9-
preferred
30c
25c
1
60c pref. class A
U5c
;
(quar.)
Plus
Class
8-
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Secord
50c
(quar.)
B
Stock
1$2.50
(quar.)_.
A
1
3 7 Vic
Co., class A (quar.)—.—
Class
B
.(quar.).
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Horder's, Inc. (auar.)___.—____—
Horniel (Geo. A.) Co., common (quar.)—
preferred
8-
1S2.50
Hoover
6%
Class
30c
(s-a)
(Okla.)
Insurance Co.
Home State Life
Partic.
7-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
8-15
1
145c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)__
Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5 1st pfd. (s-a)
'
$5 2nd preferred (s-a)__:
——_—
Home Insurance Co. (quar.)——__——
3
8-
45c
Paoer (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Dauch
<fe
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
(Alfred), Inc.—
Lambert
9-
15c
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
7-15
' J25c
McCall
__
(quar,)—.
Laboratories (increased quar.)____
30c
______
1
MeColl-Frontenac Oil
—
preferred
Lakeside
45c
Co.
Mfg.
8-
8-15
B
10c
Bant (Brooklyn)
(s-a)
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Woods
10c
B preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Convertible
6%
Higbie
7-15
fl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
9-13
10c
1
8-15
7-17
$1.50
*_«—
—
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.).
La Crosse Telephone
(quar.)
La Salle Extension University < inc. quar.)
7-25
13 %c
(quar.)
com.
10-
91 %c
u.i.
(quar.)
common
8-15
53 Vic
preferred series A (quar.)_—
(H. J.) Co., 3.65%/ preferred (quar.)__
(George H.), 6%
preferred (quar.) —
(quar.)
8-
9-
iquar.)_—
preferred
7-22
75c
9-
1
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
414%
Co.
S.)
(S.
2
$1.12 »/2
32VzC
Class
40c
7-
8-
8-15
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——————-
9-16
8-15
15c
9-
Stores
7-31
3
McCabe Grain Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
9-
preferred
20c
—
15c
35c
(quar.)
Hercules Powder, 5% preferred
Heme nway Furniture,
Creamery,
cents
60
(stock dividend)-
Inc.
Glass,
8-15
85c
$1.08%
—
———_____
3
9-
______
(quar.)
Rubber
B.)
9-
Co.
$1.06 '/4
35c
preferred
Heinz
(I.
8-15
93%c
Maytag
Custodian Fund, Series K-l_—___.
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.—
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.i
Klein (S.)
Department Stores (quar.)—
10-10
3
8-15
Keystone
8-
(quar.)
Mines Ltd.
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
common
8-15
93%c
common
(quar.)__
(1947 series)
&
$3
of Rec.
3
8-15
Co.,
Holders
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(Oscar)
When
Payable
(quar.)__
55c
9-
—_—
Kerr-Addison Gold
9-
10-31
Co.,
Stores,
preferred
$3.40 preferred
6c
Monthly
9
8-
56 %c
Co., common (quar.)__—
3%% preferred (quar.)"——___________
Hercules Gallon Products
$3.75
Gc
5
U2%c
——_
7-15
Department
$1
preferred
—
preferred (quar.)
—
(Julius) & Co. (stock div.)
Kellogg Company (quar.)..
—
——
Kennametal, Inc. (increased!————
40c
pfd. (quar.)—
7-29
95c
(quar.)—————
(quar.)_————
75c
(quar.)
4%%
$3.75
Kayser
8
8-23
2
15c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
7-18
8-23
9-
122 Vic
(quar.)
1
May
Mayer
5%
7-15
'3c
(quar.—
Marx
preferred
4%%
9-10
35c
8-
&
Si Light
Power
Kansas
7-15
8-
60c
Hecht
7%
1
75c
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
11-
62 Vic
Light
<fc
Fund.
Haydock
8-
2
17 Vic
(s-a>
Corp. of America,
Hazeltinc
3
15c
Co.,
F.)
9-
12-
.
Electric
Schaffner
Hart
11-25
4%%
.
per
Share
Name of Comvanv
7-15
———
Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
—
4% preferred (quar.)
——
4.20% preferred (quar.)
—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
.—
4.50% preferred (quar.)—
——_—
8-19
¥$1.25
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Hartford
Hat
Co.,
*
t30c
______
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton. Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hamilton Watch, common (quar.)
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hallnor Mines. Ltd. (interim)—
Hamilton
Cotton,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
Hancock
9
t30c
(quar.)_
of Rec.
60c
Power
City
Kansas
7-15
1
12-16
$1.25
Cementing Co.
Well
Oil
Halliburton
9-
$1.25
(quar.)—
?
3%%
Holders
7-31
933,4c
M.i Co. (quar.i
preferred <quar.j_
(Earl
Tea,
When
Payable
22,/2C
7-17
25c
(quar.)___
common
preferred
8-
12 %c
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
$5 preferred (quar.)
------Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canaaa, Ltd.
Quarterly —__——
Quarterly —
;—
_____
Hagerstown Gas Co.
7-31
8-
Joy Mlg. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
Life
Gulf
Jewel
of Company
Jorgenscn
7-25
75c
income)
investment
from
4c
7-25
3-9
capital
from
(71c
9
7%c
________
Shares
Name
Payable of Rec.
40c
(qnar.i_.__
common
Per
Sh.are
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
income
7-15
"
-
undistributed
capital gains)-!
(Continued
!
on page
'
-
46)
Volume 186
Number 5659
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(429) ' 13
Stock Record «» Nciw Y ork Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
.
.
'
.
i
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range (or Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
-
•
■12a3* Sep 21
377# Dec
3214 Mar 12
6
S87#Dec
■».
14
*11
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
45% Apr
109I2 Feb
29
«
Jan
14
37% Feb
.
7
28
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11 % Jan
1
67% Jan
3
20
July 30
58 % Jan
2
14
Apr 10
29% May 25
Sep 19
2374 Dec
6
37% Dec
Jan
29% May
32% Jan
19
154
12% Dec 31
11% Apr
4
4
10
12
24,
132
July 17
22% Jan
3
.
1
...
3674 Feb
Feb
9
52
Dec
190
Dec
13
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
.
4% Feb
13
17
Dec
11
Dec
14
,
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
77
31
88% Jan 23
10% May
7
.
6% Dec
241% Sep
2 Va Mar
23% Mar 22
117% Jan 19
5
16% Feb
107
13
Jun
31
6
25
-15% Feb
12
70 '/a July 26
5% Feb
11
14
241
Dec
5
160
30
Jan
23
May 4
64% Dec 17
Nov
30
114% Mar 27
102
Jan
11
12% Dec
5
12
13
Jan
25
% Sep
18% Jan
3
88
Nov
28
21% Dec
11
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
29% Dec
26
36% Apr 23
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
4
77
Dec
26
9
3
30'/s Nov
29
37% July 25
104% Nov
34
82
Apr
Feb
|-/4
8
125
Mar 12
17
47
July 11
14
133% Aug 10
Mar" 19
52% Jan 29
July 17
85% Mar 27
21'A Jun
14
40% Feb
t
*J
O
32
Uii
15
O
Mar 25
108
Mar 15
35 % Jan
Feb
80
18
11
44% May 28
23
24
Dec
Sep
Express Co_,
Adams-Millis Corp
39
Apr
3
27
Feb
4
27
31% Nov
19
26
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
Oct
95% Dec
27% Mar
64
39% Oct
19% Dec
33
Nov
38% Jan
63% Dec
27
Dec
9
155
July
1
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
114
Jan
8
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
9% Jun
14
Alaska Juneau
7%
iuTll
65% Apr
110% Jun
15% July
5
3
4%%
2
Jan
11
3
T-iv
47% Jun
t>a
mil
3 6'A May
119
Jan
102
81
Dec
18
$4
12% Dec
25
Dec
19
jO
9
4
4.08%
July
8
Aluminum
53% July
8
Aluminium
30% Feb 21
29'A Jan
16
6%
53 %
July
147% Jun
113
Jan
37
3
7
3
2
Apr 25
3%%
2
19% July 26
19'A July 9
4% Mar
99% Mar 28
140
July
15
4%%
24% Jan
6%
4
20% May
2
12
48% Mar 11
27
Jan
32% Jun
84
25
3
13
7
Aug
July
40% Dec
93
34% May
28
Brake
Jan
7
11
7
4
118% Feb 13
14
97% Jun
7
2
16% Jun
3
17% Jun
11
15% Jan
95
Jan
2
21
31% Feb 12
May 27
43% July 16
78% Mar 26
83
41
Jan
21
23% Feb 11
Jun
Jan
28
4
21
7a July 23
33% Dec
3
331/# Nov 21
40% Jan
9
33
Feb
11
43_
54% Aug
9
46% Feb
11
2474 Mar 20
Feb
13
36% Jan
6
102
574 Jan
53
Jun
7
21
2774 July 26
14% Jun
148
Jun
27
20
Feb
4
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
99 Va Feb
6
26% July 23
27
May
8
11
50% Feb
19
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
174
Feb
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
51
13
597i Jan
46% Mar
21
136
Jun
19
155% Jan
24
2
40
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
July 12
123 Va Feb
15
37% Feb 28
47% Jan
3
4574 Mar 12
29% July 26
120
129% Mar 26
July 24
16
117 74
30% Jun
1
26
3174 Nov
23
9
25
,Jan
Dec
3
16% Jan
16
187% Feb
1
84% Apr 30
14574 Jan 27
51% Jan
13
7
74 May 13
170% Jan
2
9
70
74 Jun
11274 July
25
Jan
14
87% Mar 19
257'# May 23
5774 Feb 19
85
67
Dec
3
10
For
footnotes
42% Apr
7
July 1
23% Apr 24
Feb
2
31% Feb
Jan
12
4274 Dec
107
33,900
29%
2774
*27 74
28
*27%
277/a
497a
49 Va
49 74
3.90%
4Va %
American
5%%
Metal
69 Va
1,700
187/a
19%
23,100
93
lo
Potash
Amer
20
25
Amer Rad
7%
7%
12
6%
7%
800
99
10
700
27 Va
*27 Vi
2774
*27%
28
61
*58"
61
*58
61
2174
2174
2174
21%
21%
8,000
531/4
14,800
50%
125%
1
20 lit
20%
20%
20 74
20%
20%
20%
197/a
*19%
19%
20%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
*191/4
1
3-ja
19V2
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
57b
5%
5%
45%
45%
5174
5074
517»
1267a
126
1267,4
51
52
12874
128 7 a
Preferred
Preferred
American
41%
44",it
44%
44%
44%
45%
45 %
3(3%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 V«
36%
51%
128%
131
1,900
60 %
60%
€0
60\
£9%
59 %
59%
59'/4
57%
58%
1,000
58
58 %
57%
58
53
27%
58%
27
27
27
2,100
27
27
27
27
27
20
27%
.1
15%
5
14%
No par
*47'%
40c
27%
9
Amphenol
9
Anaconda
81
2
6%
Anaconda
34%
*82 Va
43%
44%
43%
44%
43»%
28
*27%
28 V4
*27%
27 Va
*27%
27%
27
15%
*15%
15%
15
19%
19%
19%
*47%
43'/a
*48'%
15%
14%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35%
35%
35%
2
com
20
1
107a
16%
*93
41%
*80
21
160
14%
' 97
16 74
1674
96
42 74
82
57
5874
2.5%
26
*91
2774
*28
1474
93
14%
1,500
19%
19%
19%
3,500
4a %
487a
•
100
27%
271%
27%
7,200
15%
15%
15%
3,500
35%
34%
35%
341/4
34%
21
11,100
21
*20%
21%
21%
♦21
21%
700
'105
107
107'%
107 %
*106 %
107%
*106
107%
100
160%
15874
1G27L-
159'%
159'%
159
1597a
1474
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1 6 74
1674
*93
4174
*80
15
14%
14%
97
97
97
16 74
16 74
1 6 74
1474
*96
1
•1,600
167a
16%
1674
I,400
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*92
5674
5674
26
93
4 1 74
-82
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57'/a
2574
2674
*91
93
4,600
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1674
41%
2,700
16%
95
*80
1574
16%
1674
<
160
16%
95
82
•14%
96
1674
4 2 74
15
97Va
96
2574
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21
96
41
4174
*80
82
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5774
25%
26'/4
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93
♦92
41'/a
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96
96
20
42
10,800
557#
5674
25%
26
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70
82
600
4,700
93
2674
26 7 4
2674
2674
2 6 74
2574
2674
28%
*28%
2974
*2874
29 74
* 28 74
29
*28'/#
287a
14%
14 74
14%
*1474
15
*14%
15
•14'/a
15
5
7 7a
25
5574
567'k
No par
2874
1
Co
10
700
15%
15%
35%
14%
28
100
33,700
49
19%
•48%
27%
15%
15
437a
27%
19%
49
33%
107 %
800
84
774-
26
26 74
14,600
200
7%
77a
7%
774
7%
7%
774
14,600
5574
55%
5574
5574
55
557u
54%
557 a
11,100
774
29%
29 74
28%
29 74
2874
2874
27%
287a
3574
35%
3674
357-4
36
36
3674
35%
36
5774
58
5674
5774
15
56'/a
57
55%
5674
15,700
147 a
20,800
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Co
-—
10
1474
15 74
159
2G7»
277a
Co_.No par
9074
91
No par
58%
59
139%.
140
25
common
preferred
100
.417-1
*118
1
43 74
1
—25
Co
25
;
Tobacco
41%
120
*91
5874
139
*4174
*11874
15 74
159
14%
*153
159
2774
27
2774
14%
*153
15
159
2774
1474
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2774
26%
Works
Co
com
series
89'4
91
8974
897a
89
897a
220
5 8 74
5 8 74
5 3 74
597-t
58%
597a
10,800
139%
1387a
13974
136%
4174
120
417»
4174
41
11874
11874
*118
4274
42%
42%
140
4174
120
138%
*40'/a
*118
Anderson
Anderson-Prichard
51%
5174
5174
50%
51
5074
5074
297a
29%
*297*
30
29%
29%
31
317a
3174
3174
31%
31%
3174
1,780
9%
*9%
9%
9%
97a
600
1737u
17374
173%.
17374
173%
29,700
173%
173%
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114
71 %
116%
9%
9%
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173%
71
113 7 4
1774
114
31
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71
114 74
14,700
50 Va
5074
1,500
29%
30
71%
7174
717a
7174
115%
114%
1157a
112 74
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
Mining
5
0
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
4074
4174
13,500
5
10%
107i
10%
11
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10%
10%
1174
10%
ll'/4
II,000
27%
27%
*26%
2 7 74
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2774
*26%
27 V*
24
*23%
24
*23%
24
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2374
2774
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24
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1474
1474
14%
14%
14%
147a
1574
30%
30%
28%
29%
27%
28%
2874
2974
50
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
677«
6772
6774
70
7674
7674
77%
767*
7774
76
76
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40%
40%
40
40%
3974
39%
39%
40
4074
*91%
93
•91 Va
-
No par
*23%
15
15 7a
200
2,000
29
30 %
7,000
6774
68 74
17,400
77
470
Corp—
Co
Oil
17,300
41%
*26'4
Cable
&
7174
114
800
41 %
25
preferred
Clayton
1C
4274
No par
50% July 12
437# May 31
730
400
29%
3174
31
42«/a
6.25
4
417a
120
2974
4274
25
Hocking Glass
140
5174
9%
&
:
&:
3,700
917a
5974
Smelting__l
Corp
1
series
Electronics
2 7'/a
25
Corp
Lead
159
437a
3%
25
2774
42V4
100
common
1474
*153
1,900
2,300
437a
5
100
Co
Copper
*33%
84
10
No par
Common
Andes
34%
44%
19%
*33%
84
44%
49
33%
86 %
577\
574%
Wire
33%
*84
No par
-1
4,600
60%
58%
33%
100
36%
500
4,200
37,500
60 Va
86%
-1
36%
45%
22,600
58%
*27
*32%
Refining common
Zinc
20
_25
preferred
7
Mar 20
36
99
5174
Foundries
preferred
6%
$4
21 %
100
36
128:;.t
of 111
Gas
Sumatra
9
*59
36 Vo
100
51 Va
preferred
noncumulative
72Va Jan
95 V2 May
61
21%
3674
*99
95
2874
American
41% July 18
27 74
36 74
100
*91 Va
10,200
57
13
24.
2174
100
Snuff
Water
40
*6074
22
36
*99
28
101
13374
35 7a
30% Feb
9
61
21 %
3674
100
132 74
1277a
preferred
American
American
July
27 Va
♦84
Amer Smelt & Refg com
1174 July 26
27 V, Feb
6
May
3674
*99
*93
135 7a
No par
Viscose
8
2774
a
Sany common—5
100
& Std
preferred
American
32 3
100
*60 74
Corn
2
23
2774
134 7
100
44%
Co
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
44% July 11
19% Mar
*99
3G 74
*93
136
87
Co
Stores
25 74 Jan
36 74
101
135
33%
& Chemical
American
179% Mar
*93
136
44
Products
9074 Apr
39% Jan
page
132 Va
68 Va
19 Va
100
13
see
1311/4
69
Molasses Co
Amer Sugar
Jan
10
1,3 jj
93
100
common.No par
convertible
40
12
49
19 74
preferred
53 '/* May 31
25
49
68
100
Amer Metal Co Ltd
Steel
24
4974
197o
preferred
American
Apr
3474 Apr
49
69
American Mach & Fdry common—7
July 11
43 %
50%
*28%
a
*32%
Amer Machine & Metals
Anchor
3074 May 28
267# May 29
49%
2974
*26%
50
300
19 74
preferred
Tobacco
Mav 28
30
5174
*2874
5074
114
68
Tel. & Tel Co
237# Mar 13
Nov
Investment
prior
American
30% Feb 12
97/# Jan 21
Jun
574%
American
10% July 20
17
American
4
29
32V2 Jan
5074,
29%
14
14
27
6
51V4
2974
*95
31
4
SI % Dec
50 7u
2974
2774
No par
78% Jan
12
14
5074
50 74
noncumulative preferred__10O
6%
131% Feb
26
Jan 23
4,800
13,200
American Ice Co common
2
17 Va Dec
6374 Feb
36%
94%
*113%
1974
American International Corp
13
23% Nov
65
361/4
114
69 Va
Optical Co
81% Feb
250
93
158
News
26
4,500
32,500
9574
J
American
Va Mar 20
341/4
3674
American-Home Products
American
4
113 Va
76
.
36%
2L
33% May
3
37% May 17
6674 July 11
9
11374
34
46%
76
347a
9474
*105
Natural
10
3374
197a
Corp
Motors
18% Jan
34 Va
69
Electric Co
American
Apr
10
&
American
34% Jan
457/a
7674
3374
3674
10
Foreign Power
31
158
*76
400
1,200
95%
10
8% Mar 21
2674 Jun 26
8,400
28%
46'/a
46
77
931%
23%
2874
94%
12.50
American
64 V# Jan
4674
92
•23 Va
197u
American Hawaiian SS Co
12
167 a Jun
93
2374
29Vi
29
96
Enka
12
92
*2374
94
*84
American
10% Feb
3 Va
96%
49
Distilling Co.
Encaustic Tiling
14% Jan
157 a
•2%
9574
100
American
178% July 5
15
July 23
1574
37 a
3674
new_._i._10
Co
American
9574 Feb
21% Apr
Jan
Cyanamid
30
18
15%
*2%
♦11174
4974
prior preferred
Hardware
88
42
4%%
American
July 16
Feb
10
1,500
1574
12.50
27
135
18,800
3674
10
American
2
3
10
114
54%
109%
11374
No par
11
17
Dec
*109
46 74
30
54
•108
109 74
9374
*76 V4
1
140%
367a
No par
Feb
87/a Jan
Oct
34
49 74
Co
&
70 % Sep
687# Oct
76%
3374
290
140 Vi
69 7 a
Cable.
Gas
6
119
4674
76 74
33%
55
874
•245
19 74
Co
American
12
165
46
77
*26 7
American Crystal Sugar com
&
American
31
28
4674
2 7'/a
ar
23
57i Dec
10% Dec
46
33%
14-2
*108 74
29
76
27,900
8%
290
54
23 7a
29
8%
874
69
preferred
17% Apr
20
2374
120
*11174
Corp
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
103% July
91
23
29
71%
14074
374
94
7074
*245
11074
157a
*274
700
71%
20
Radio
14
6
1574
18
7174
55%
374
70
1774
135
common
34% Feb
16
Nov
7%
&
Co
2
28 74 Feb
Dec
92 74
23
X287a
*2674
preferred-—
8
29 Va Apr
557a Jam
43
93%
*2%
2,700
1774
36'/a
;
5
14
12
92%
*108
17
113
*1774
874
15%
*15
__2
Corp....
European Secur
25
142% Dec
3%
*28%
Export Lines Inc
ft
59
15%
10874
12.50
common
American
Mar 16
105
5(/c
Inc
American
27
21
~
*2%
*15
108 74
16%
•109
1,900
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
1
Jan
Feb
109
54 74
1774
113
3%
100
89 % Jan
16
16%
♦109
3%
36 74
1
Colortype
9
160
3%
No par
7
Apr
46% Jan 23
*108%
54%
1
com
14
18
56
Co
•152
73
8%
3,900
9,600
No par
Chicle
7
8%
30
60%
160
17 74
*71%
30
227
3%
109
*1774
200
400
59%
-
•222
1774
109
Va'
5374
2974
preferred
Jun
Jan
177
Shoe
convertible
31% Feb
30
5
54%
*29
Corp
27% Jan
2
21
Anna
49
30
19
7a
17
4,600
No par
Chain
93 % Feb
13% Jan
Nov
8
50
Bosch
13
Mar 23
108
Dec
100
.-100
18
3
45% Nov
16% Dec
2b
common.
Feb
17% Jan
26
28
53
23
iNo par
July 15
9
17
10
150
7 11
29
50
com
19
1067a Feb 21
8
8
23
preferred
45
17% Apr
77% Dec
Jun
73
29
common
26% Apr
14% Feb
14% Mar 21
102
357# Feb
Mar
110
*1774
*7174
f.
1
American
48% July 15
25
1
7
28
108 74
17%
73
2,700
10
American
8
11% Mav
6
5
American
6
19% Aug
31
ion
18
64 % July
5
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
Jan
27% Mar 21
25% Nov 29
1
preferred
42 Va Mer
53% Jan
227a Dec
108 Va
17
*24
226
14074
No par
Note
20
9
97%-Dec
17
25 %
•152
290
preferred
Bank
35% Jun
5
143
conv
American
18
14
9
17
*130
preferred
American Bakeries Co
Cable
Jan
27%
184
•221
'3%
*245
common
convertible
Can
31
247# Feb
g%
17
3%
140
Dye
Airlines
American
23% Dec
19
160
3%
290
1
Petroleum Corp
Agricultural Chemical
American
142% Nov
Dec
*152
3%
'138
gtd
Amerada
6% July 11
16% Apr
43 % Aug
95
160
3%
'245
Corp
Limited
457 a July 25
Feb
28
*152
3%
%
140 H
America
01
4
13% Nov 27
Dec
Co
18
7
15
160
59
290
Cement
39% Feb
14
4
222
*152
17%
Inc
Mig
2
100
31
•217
31%
58%
*137
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Ameiace Corp
4%
Dee
Dec
Steel
convertible
Amer
12
44% Mar 12
Dec
222
.5
Alpha Portland
8
12
104% Feb
28
13% Nov 29
,2,200
*24 >.4
184
*245
convertible preferred
8
41% Feb
11
30% Dec
11
-29 %
31
No par
AUls-Cnalmers
57% July
Dec
48
96
29%
26%
24%
*217
*71%
Allied Stores Corp common__No
par
47o preferred
100
American
3
31
2,200
27%
183
100
Mills
9
3
34% Jan
10%
24%
183
No par
Allied Kid Co
Allied
May
10
25
10%
26%
25
30%
108 %
1
preferred
Allied Chemical &
27
17% Jan
Jan
4,700
27%
188
59%
225
*16%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
19% Jan
2
11
35% Jan
86
prior
Industries
5
Dec
35% May 28
38% Oct
4
26%
25%
187'/a
25
28
5
fi'/f,
Allen
Mar
35
28
26%
187%
27%
*183%
59
1
common
Allegheny Ludlum
66
67
8
31%
*220
100
preferred A
conv
188
100
Alleghany Corp
8
41% Jun
22% Jun
L
common
3
May 16
39
2
preferred
13
88% Jan
80% Jan
Mining
preferred
Aldens Inc
5 '/a '/o
Hi"
Gold
Alco Products Inc common
60% July 17
37% Apr
27% May 15
31%
59%
9
61% Nov
3
13
31%.
30 Va
Jan
7% Mar 12
27
31%
29%
31
49% Apr
45% Jun
20
2,200
58%
27 Va July 23
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
1
3,800
14%
29%
95% Jan
31
Oct
63
14%
58%
29
47% Dec
3
4% Dec
40
62%
14%
31%
26
118
20
64
14%
31%
58 %
1
No par
4.50% conv pfd 1961 serles__100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
100
Amer
21% Dec
63%
14%
31%
30%
Air Reduction Inc common
Jan
23% Aug
1
Sep 28
16 Va
63
14%
10%
70% Jan
23
16%
63
14%
10%
31% Oct
108
May 28
16% Jan
99
7
25%
63
31%
29 %
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
102
14 %
62%
10%
American
7
♦99%
16%
30
Amer
31% Jan
102
16%
10%
24 Vb Jan
7
*99%
16%
29%
69-% July 17
Feb
102
10%
18
17
16 %
30%
27
Apr
4,200
•99 %
16%
10%
60% Feb
89
1,300
49%
30
17% Apr
Mar 19
32
49%
10%
9
Jan
36
8
27%
*25
31%
49%
30
12
79
10
26%
*183
31
49%
29%
19
126
27
32
No par
31
49%
1
26% Mar 16
19
14%
31%
Corp—10
31%
49%
Aeroquip Corp
104'/a Feb
121 Va Mar 23
4
22
Sep
105% Sep
1
Shares
31%
31%
62%
14%
*
16 %
Amalgamated Leather Co
31
10
10
„
Adams
41% Jun
SlVa Jan
62
1
__
1
49%
102
10%
12
27% Feb
25
Inc
Co
16%
the Week
.
32
49%
♦98
1
14
108%
18%
32
July 26
Admiral Corp
232% Jun 28
*
1
1
.
50%
102
Friday
July 25
Addressograph-Multigraph
13
July
497/e
*98 %
Sales far
Thursday
7
15
115
105
Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
Steel
32%
0
100
preferred
SALE PRICES
July 24
7
176% Feb
155
common
*32
HIGH
Wednesday
Jun
•*
Dec
ABC
conv
1
LOW AND
Tuesday \
July 23
July 22
14% Jan
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July
8
16
111
27% Jan 11
46*/z Feb
10
9
Nov
4%
Acme
204
12
2G% July 11
155
Abbott Laboratories
ACF-Wrigley Stores
8
27% July 18
10% July 22
20 Vi Jan 14
22% Dec 31
19
Mar
Feb
;
38% Jan
22
Monday
Pur
_
64% May 17
16 74 May 27
*
136
10
Abacus Fund
*
22
108
13 Va Apr
31V* Jun
.
17
*
23% Feb
28
17% Jun
/
'
EXCHANGE
51% July 15
104% May 22
.
2
Oct
•
33% Jun
12
Jan
98
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
,
Corp
93
*91%
93
*917a
93
*9174
40 74
2,500
92
21.80
47%
47%
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
48%
47 Va
47 7a
1,600
10
3.V%
35%
35%
35%
3514
3574
3474
35V4
3474
35
7,200
33 7a
33 74
33 V*
33 7
337a
*33 74
34
200
14
*33
34
*33
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(430)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
35% July
36
Argo
27% Jan 23
39 Ma Apr
9
5
9
69% Dec
14
51% Feb
12
6574 Jan
2
Armed
24
2
13 Va Feb
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
46% Feb
15% Feb
7
26 Ma Nov
29
Dec
5
82
May
25% Feb
81
Jun
6
Feb
Jan
24
4% Dc-c
5
26% Jun 11
22
11
20
4% Feb
28% Jan
3
16 Ma Feb
12
4
6 Ye Jan
2
29"%. Feb
16
9
8% Feb
27% Apr
Steel Corp
18
5
Constable
Industries
55
1
7% July
Jan
3
28 Ma Feb
12
34
May
5
89
14
103
Jan
Aug 28
63 Ma Jan
22
78
Jun
22% Jun
10
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
73
Jun
Nov
26% Dec
9% July 22
11% Aug
3
30 V4 Mar 13
30
17
28
5
83 Ma Nov
29
39 Ma Feb
12
5%
4%
25
Jun
5
10
Jan
14
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
7% July
5
49 Va Feb
24
43 Ms Jan
3
48% July
3
3% Feb
Sep 26
37% Sep
26
4% Dec
17
15%
15%
17,900
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
6,700
~4%
ft
5% Jan
15 Ma Jan
15
Jan
8
35% Feb
15
12
Ma Feb 25
3
357a Feb
7
32 % Jar
Feb
2
90 Va
July 26
102
Apr
19
80
July 22
11
95
17
113
85
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
58 Mb Dec
28
42 Mi Jan
9
68 Ma Jan
16
6
44
May 28
Sep
5
13
12 Va Jan 22
12
12
Juiy
Jan~23
134%
Nov 27
106 Mi Jan
89
July 23
14% July
3
Jan
8
Feb
21
44
54 Vi Feb
11
71% May 22
39
16
1774 Feb
13
16
31 Ml Mar 14
120
Feb 19
13
20
136
May 20
897a July 12
6
19 Ma Jan
Apr
71 Ma Feb
67% Nov 26
16Mb Aug 21
28
63
May 16
5774 Jan
2
44
14
Jun
,
Feb
58% July 25
58% Mar 13
27
67% Oct 24
12% Oct 31
8
Mar
41 Ma Feb
May 10
82 M» Jun
19
102
Apr
5
20% Jan
11
Apr
35% May 20
16% May 16
35 Va Feb 12
17% Sep
13
37 Ma Jan
9
25 Mb Jan
23
43 Mb Dec
28
Dec
31
9iy2Aug
8
80 Va Feb
13
86% July 26
19 Ma Jun
8
Dec
31
21% Jun
21
31 Mi Jan
9
12
42
29
Sep
17
47% Jan
4
39% Apr
26Ma Aug
6
32 Va Dec
26
27 Mb Feb
14
Feb
6
10 M« Mar
27*
16Mb Jun
10
Nov 28
20
Jun
8
28 Mi Feb
14
47% July 16
361/o July
12% July 25
21
24Me Jan 31
Jan
3
31
36 Va Mar 15
50Va Jan
2
Jan
30
85
Jan
10
89Ma Feb
6
55
July 15
66% May 17
177a Jun
2% Feb
14
21
May 14
18
48
May
Jun
Feb
9
1% Jan 28
lMi Mar 18
24
3274-July 15
27
30
43
Feb
15
49% July
5
9
39
Feb
12
54Mi'Jan
7
136
44 Ma Dec
19
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
53
Dec
31
77 V4 Aug
146
Dec
20
172 Ma Feb
7
13Ma Jun
8
16 Ma Jan
13
Dec
5
84
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
50% Sep
6
1
25
40
41% Feb
Jun
50% July 16
11
20
Jan
155
24
15% Jan 11
13% July 26
2
Apr
70 V2 Mar 15
75
46 Mi Jan
7
64% May 17
Feb
11
43% Jan
2
23
46% July 17
35
25% Nov 20
32 Mi May 11
25
Feb
12
29% Jan
14
28% Nov
36
26 '
Feb
6
3374 Jan
2
35%
4,700
18%
18
18%
18
18%
18
18 Mb
9,500
30
30%
30
30
29%
30%
*30
30%
3,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,900
7%
*33
94
95
73
73
RR
.
34 V4 May
1
23 V2 Feb
12
32
Apr
15
20% May
1
11% July
1674 Jan
3
17
3
14 Vb Feb
51% Feb
12
62% Jun 12
Jan
10
Jan
22
53% Jan
24
Boston
Bond Stores
Inc.——
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Boston
3
29 Ma Jan
3
15
Feb
28
19Ma Jan
3
41
Ma Oct
1
61ViJan
3
36
July 24
47% Jan
10
10
Oct
1
14% Jan
31
974 Jun
20
11% Jan
2
35Ma Dec
31
54% May 10
29% Feb
12
4174 July
8
41
58
Dec
28
12% Dec
31
2475 Apr
35 yB Jun
8
48% Nov
92 Va Oct
Braniff Airways Inc____
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 Ma Vo
42% Jan
Jan
11
8% Jun
10
13% Jan
14
Briggs
Manufacturing
37 74 Jun
18
47
10
Briggs
&
48
6174July 12
30
90
Jun
11
11
36% Jun
13
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Feb
25
Jan
15
Brown
17
41
Jan
Feb
29
85
Aug
2
13% Dec
17
15 Mi Apr
27
16
46
25% Jan
23
45 Mi Dec
23 Ma Oct
18
38 Mb Jan
23
26% July 19
56% July 18
14
15
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
&
42% Jan
4
75% July 25
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
24
Jan
2
28.
Buckeye Pipe
4174 Jun
17
10
52% Jan
17 V4 Feb
12
21 Ma May 17
21% Jan
3
5
95 Ma Jun
22
27
Feb
1
36% July 17
29
Feb
26
Dec
28
38% July 30
19
July 19
20 Mb Dec
10
23
16% July
8
81% July 24
May 23
9
9
15
34% July
11
5
11
29Ms Jan
21
Jan
$5
Bullard
16% Jan
3
11
Mar 18
147-4 Jan
23
81% Jan
19
64
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23
Sep
20
77 75 Feb
8
62
July 19
May 21
65
Jan
24
3 74%
72
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27
85 M2 Mar
6
67% July
74% Jan
25
4%<*
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23
46% Sep
6
10
20
Oct
26
31 M» Jan
5
12 y2
Apr 16
34% Dec R
40% Jan
105 Mi Aug
23
4% Dec
51% May
10
12% Jan
20
5 Mi
8% Apr
3
38
July 19
Juit
52% July 10
11
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10
Butte
45% Jan
16
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1043/# Feb
20
7%
4474 Jan
11
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2
11
6% Jan
8
3 2 74 Jun
37% Jan
4
3
Dec
12
17% Jan
3
75 Ma Dec
21
98
Feb
7
1
66
July 11
247a Nov 30
30 V2 Nov 29
33 V4 Apr
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76
50
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July
36% Mar 16
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49% Mar
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8
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27
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29
4
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28
12
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100
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84
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52
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2
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49%
16 Mi
76
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76
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347b
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1,900
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30,400
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20
13
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4074
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59%
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41
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65
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4974
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33
7
33
7
33
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7
33
18
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7
81
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9
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25
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32
1674
3674
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3,500
38%
2,800
3,600
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Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
1.80
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com. .1.66%
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574
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574
5%
33%
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3374
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5
33
574
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5
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19
17
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2.300
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100
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5
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52
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2974
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400
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18
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200
19.500
4974
65
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1,400
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46%
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32
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50
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78
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7
43
1374
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49
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49%
4274
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32
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preferred
34%
1474
4674
757a
25
42%
207a
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33
13%
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
12Mi
64
103
33
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5
88
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42%
49%
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774
43%
65
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49%
-
2474
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66
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6874
18
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12%
66
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19
177«
19%
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9
41
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41%
2074
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32
32%
23%
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46%
34%
5%
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J-
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3674
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38%
4 7 74
9%
387a
58%
88
34%
14%
1974
24%
5
58%'
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47
9
40%
57%
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14%
9
41%
32%
49%
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47
9
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9
4174
59%
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39
47
1974
20
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32%
18
24
preferred—100
36
9%
38%
24%
42%
20%
82%
327a
49
18
157a
3674
97a
39%
47%
13%
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320
210
82,800
92
55
18%
10Ma
60
40%
81
48%
4374
4,000
58%
5974
47 7*
84%
1374
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.
5574
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17a
31%
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48%
13%
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.
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48 %
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81
5
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92
10%.
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16.900
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22
22%
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34
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17%
17%
47
4775
41%
87
42
34%
127a
17%
1574
48%
—5
10
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&
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&
-
41%
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16
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2,400
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34
140
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18
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34
3474
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71
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28%
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16
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48
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22
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17
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71
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89
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43
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1674
34
140
9574
15
Butler Bros
14 Mi Jan
43% Jan
Bush
Terminal
3
Jan
4% July 16
23
Inc
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Jan
5
13
Co
preferred
wond preferred
29
Mar 12
Feb
1
10
5
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred
—100
19
11% Apr 22
5 74 July 17
34 Mi Nov
50
27
13
17
For footnotes
31
27
Jun 20
16 Ms Mar 20
7 Ma Jan
Oct
7
101
9
13
17
3
Aug
55
3374 Feb
23 74 Jun
No par
Watch
Bulova
2
30
18
No par
5
5
Co
Nov
Apr
Line Co
Buffalo Forge Co
63
22 Mi Sep
No par
preferred
12% Aug 21
9
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-E'rie Co—
Budd (The) Co common—
90V2 Jan
65
8
1
—15
Brown. Shoe
Dec
Aug 15
Bigelow
48Mi Mav 22
17% May 28
25% May
100
10
3874 Mar 11
Aug 29
89
98
Co
Corp.
21
Mi Dec
37
9% Jan 23
Stratton
Jan
44
100
39% Nov
47%
9V4
40%
preferred
conv
33% Feb
14
26
Mar
Jan
10%
.
12%
4G75
92
4%
40
13%
347-4
92%v
55Ma
61
4774
85%
22%
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34%
42
34%
12 1875
157a
36%
97-4
3.%
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3.50
3
2.50
1
9
3
137»
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61%
16 74
34
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17
40
17
40 74
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100
2.50
5
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8774
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'
520
9%
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16 74
RR—•
Common
5% preferred
6
16
May
32 Mi May 25
15
Maine
&
25
Co
81
54%
*6074
4374
857a
22%
81
Bon Ami Co class A_„
Class B_
Edison
%2%81
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2
12
27
91%
60%
417'a
9% Jan
64
Jun
4%
41
13%
34Mi
10%
COVa
-.4174
12 Ma Mar 16
27
48
4%
39%
137a
34
*28
12%
16
26
57% Mar 19
474
9 74
9%
974
9%
77
a
7 Va "
7 7a
47%
21%
9% Dec
12
7%
5
No par
No par
1
1.25
Borden Co (The)
15
Borg-Warner Corp common.*.
5
3 Vi % preferred
100
48 Mi Dec
80
*46%
5
1
87
79 Mi
77 a
28%
2 7 74
42
2274
29
12%
16%
2.50
26
25
80 74
47%
141%
13%
707'a
58%
37Ma
28M4
2 7 74
40%
1
Co
21
July 18
18
39%
41 Vb
13% •• 13%
34%
347a
93
93
80
80
54%
557«
60 74- 61'
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* 48
85
86%
137a
13%
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43
62Ma
62%
16%
16%
34
34%
*120% 140
*94
95%
14 Ma Dec
78
80
a
33%
23 Mi Nov
38% Feb
81
9%
7a
*17%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
8074
9
33%
9
10
81
9%
1774
2
98 Ma Feb
26,700
33%
1%.
80
4,300
49%
*17%
x3J%
- 4474
50
49%
2,700
8074
33%
57
18%
427a
17a
32!4
45%
5174
49%
14174
13%
707 a
58%
37%
8574
49
33%
56%
137a
4274
85 Vb
50
*17%
12
17%
47%
*88
86
48%
of Amer__-5
2275
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34%
86
50 Mi
16 7
16%
4274
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Ma
48%
16 Va
4 Mi
30
51,
1674
7%
297 s
50 %
16
47
10,500
30
4974
($1.20;—Nopai
(The) common—„3
preferred—_—No par
35,300
974
97a
9%
,
297«
50 74
9%
9%
974
25 74
24%
25%
25
9%
30
50 74
107
Jan
50% Apr
380
1,000
49
77
25
3
1,500
4
48 %
10%
6174 Jan
17
76
47%
77
23
Dec
'<
32%
94!
76
47%
a
10%
Apr
Mar 11
32%
94Vi
4
75%
75
87
*85
75%
17
11
*85
10%
Co
7 Ma
33
957
*94
25 Mi
974
297a
76%
3974 July 15
46
25
9%
29%
87 Ma
76%
3
Jan
25 71
74
9
16
Mfg Corp
Bliss (E W)
1774 May 27
75
*10%
12
9
95 Va
75
29%
87 Ma
*80
_2o.
common
Dec
12
94%
No par
Co
29% Apr
Jan
33
73 Vs
Ma
x24%
25 7 4
25
—20
65%,
13
Dec
33
33
33M
65M
95
73
100
20
28% Feb
7 Ma
7%
35 %
v
45% July 25
29
Aug
34%
34%
"33
33%
1
21 Me Dec
17
34%
100
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc_i.
Boeing Airplane Co
79
35%
18
29%
Bendlx Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Finance Co
1
57) cum preferred
j.
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc__—1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Best Foods Inc
—
:
—1
Bestwall Gypsum Co__
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del; com.
8
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Deli com-5
4 Ma Mo pfd series of 1951—.—100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Biaw-Knox Co (Delaware;
10
2
8
64% Dec 27
8
38 Ma Jan
35%
1,400
18%
35%
9%
conv
300
M»
5
*57 a
5 Mi
30 %
Beech Aircraft Corp
—1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
10
Belding-Heininway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
Bell & Howell Co common
10
474% preferred
100
24
Apr 22
50% Dec
101
Nov 27
Dec
5%
18 7 b
Babbitt (B T) Inc__
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The).——9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
—13
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
No par
47aVo preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common—..—100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR———1
Barber Oil Corp
10
Barker Brothers Corp common—.5
4Va% preferred.—
50
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
;
:
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%%> conv prior preferred—_100
4 Ma% preferred
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc—1
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd
-100
11
16
29
54
Mi
5
34%
2974
prior pref
25
—2.50
974
Nichols
83
25
35%
*5
5
8074
Avco
.4
46% Jan
Nov
Mar
5
5
29 7 «
Powder
83
26
'
10
Coast Line
20
85
26
27
23%
26%
*83
85
27
85
*27
City Electric Co com__6.50
$2.25
39 Mi Mar 13
31% Dec
12
*83
36%
26 Mi
26
26%
"83
33%
28%
%
83
*27
___10
Automatic Canteen
May 15
12
7M4 July 12
5
95
28 Ma Jan
15%
80 "i
Conv
18 Mi Mar 22
38
48% Dec
35 Ma May 24
71
15%
preferred
Austin
Mar 29
14
8
1V4 Dec
15%
50%
Atlas
67
30% Oct
15%
49%
79% July 16
1
9
48 Ma Jun
15%
preferred—
5%
Jan
19
85
15%
__No par
24
Jan
13
39
16
common..——10
$3.75 series B preferred——__100
Atlas Corp common.
1
11% Jan 24
Sep
80
15%
477
94
Jun
16 Ma Jan
94
14,800
Atlantic Refining
22 Ma Jun
116
1,800
58%
47%
18
16
Aug
Jan
31)4
57%
47 *?i
Apr 25
27
9
1
91
39
31%
58 Va
preferred
Atlantic
6
11% Jan
43
31%
57%
_—.—
non-cum
Atlantic
23
79% July 26
20
99% Feb
13
Jan
3
57%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
5014 July 15
8
41V4 Feb
18% Jun
15% Dec 27
60
30 7
57 Vb
1
57% Jun
9
10% May 28
8% Nov 29
11% Jun
31
57%
Associates Investment Co
7
Jan
95
85 Ma July 26
47% Aug 14
63% May
27
35 Mi Jan
30 Ma Jun
2
Jan
27
27
Feb
101
43% Jan
5 Ma
30%
571
1st preferred
5.25%
Atchison
9
30%->30%
57%
•
com——1
Common
6
28
6
35
25% Nov 21
61% Feb
31%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—.No par
A£R Produces Corp ———:
5
31M4 May 31
110% Jan
Jan 23
Nov
30%
5 7 Ma
Inc.
Arvin
Ashland Oil & Refining
33% July 25
Oct
90
36%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
97
10
36%
Corp
3614 July 19
6
2.600
36%
—No par
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc.—____— 1
7
36%
*36
36%
preferred
$3.75
Arnold
Shares
36
36 %
Illinois
of
Co
&;
the Week
July 26
5
Corp..
19% May
9
2
6% Jan
27
Oil
Friday
July 25
36%
Armstrong Cork Co common:
4
Feb
6% Jun
12
13
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
27% Oct
Jan
92
14
31% Mar 15
8Mb Jan
4
30
28
18
Jan
32 Mi Jun
8
2
37% Mar 27
102 Va Mar
18 Mi May
15% Jan
28% Mar 27
Thursday
July 24
-No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
41 Ma Apr
Sftles for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 23
—5
——10
39% Apr 25
9
3574 Jun 28
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
July ii
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Highest
Ie»r 1956
Loweai
LOW
STOCKS
£•■(e for Previou
60
60
*26%
27%
100
35%
34%
35 V8
16.200
50%
50!
50%
600
i
Volume 186Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(431)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
12
41% Feb
1
18 % Apr
18
26% Jan
4
31% Jan
23
45% Aug 17
38% reb
12
51 %Jun
13
22
Nov
14
23 % Mar 20
22
Feb
12
32% May 22
101
Nov
30
94
July 17
22% Nov 29
40:i/4 Feb
49
Mar
9
10a
27% Apr
22% Jan
2
65 % Dec
29
Va Nov 20
2
31
50% Feb
12
62% May 16
Capital
Mar 21
25% Mar
Airlines
Inc
Carolina
6
Nov
9
Power
74% July 16
Carpenter
65 % Jan
Carrier
Jun
47
11
&
Steel
Corp
20'A Jan
26
24% Aug
^
100
Dec
21
16
18% Jan
19
11% May 28
41
18
5
119% Jan
9
"l3
20% Feb
14*
55V2 Jan 23
Dec
101
104
13% Nov 23
102
21% Jan '13"
119
Feb
27
75
Jan
13
47% May
3
20
Jun
3
22
Feb
14
8% Dec
28
43
*
Nov
99 Va
"May
itu/4
reu
12
Feo
20
109
24
70
31% Feb
21% Nov
16
17% Jan
11
17% July 18
18% Feb
28
57c
19% Mar 20
8 V4 Jan
23
Jan
8
Central
Central
of
71
July 10
79
15
May
2
16% Jun
7
51 % Jan
16
61
48 % July 25
56% Apr
100 Va Jan
1
Aug 14
98% Dec
31
113
27% Jan
23
35
32
Nov
19
33
Oct
1
13% Jun
8
19% Nov
7% Dec
31
14% Mar
18
77% July 19
Feb
28
1
88 Va Jun
20
July 24
27 % Jan
27
28
Feb
13
34% Jan
3
16% Apr
•7% July
1
22 V2 Jan
3
9 % Jan
July 26
59% Jan
28
7
41
Aug 17
26
4% Jan
3
75% May
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
1
8
*M
95Va
23%
24
23%
24
23V4
24
4,700
72%.
73%
73
73
71%
73
2,100
54%
9,000
73
55-.
54!'2
55%
54%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
23%
23 Va
23%
23
23%
17%
.
<
2.9 % July
May 20
Light
Central
10
Violeta
.•'Century
Cerro
54%
541/2
Pasco
69% Jan
Chadbourn
•
Chain
*95
55
96
X54
15%
33%
20%
2OV4
11
20
*40
18
17%
105%
93
*91 Va
16
15%
65%
1,400
34
33%
34
3,300
'
17%
"A
17%
17'/4
17V4
17 'A
20
20!4
20 Va
20
20
1,200
11%
3,000
511/4
1,100
400
*511/4
52
*76
79
15%
15V4
15%
15%
15%
15V4
15%
48
4,300
48%
49
48 Va
48 %
48%
48%
1,000
91
Va
11
-
UVi
V4
11
50%
*76
*91
92%
29
29Va
29%
29%
29
1,800
30
30%
31
31
*30%
31%
1,600
x39%
39%
8,300
181/4
18 V4
*91
92%
5
39%
40%
391/4
40
39%
40
40
19V4
19
19
*18 V4
19
13%
7%
7%
8
:__5
*7%
*7%
421/4
42%
42%
7%
42%
9
31%
9 Va
31%
2%
42
9
31%
2%
42%
41%
9
9
31V4
31%
8
*7%
42%
31 Vt
2%
2%
2%
2%
59%
59%
*58%
37
37
37%
*89
91
*88 Va
8%
31%
x31
2%
300
8
200
5,500
9
8,900
31%
2%
60
110
42
41
9%
59%
59
92 Va
28%
18%
*7%
*91
40
*16 Vi
60
100
29 Va
9.50
9%
79
29V4
%
No par
2 %
30
11
29
60
10,500
65
78
29
31 %
15%
65 Va
111
511/4
91
1
93
651/4
*108 Va
11
29%
L_1
3,200
11,100
78
91
;_io
5%
85 Va
511/4
30%
1
40
5%
841/4
80
11 Va
29%
9
400
37,700
51 Va
28%
1
17%
107
48%
15 Vo
.7
23%
78
51
*73
48%
Co..
Corp-
*104
5%
350
42
*23%
15 Yb
52 V4
84
91
*17V4
42
25%
108%
34
201/4
55
42
34
34%
201/4
11
15%
*53
*40
50
108%
34
17%
15
♦91 Va
15%
65%
*17%
11
84%
111
65%
10
Co.
Co—
15%
'108%
.
5%
'
93
65 Va
17%
52
5%
86 Vo
*91%
16
111
34%
*77
17%
105%
65 Vb
17%
par
18
106
5%
"108%
65 %
*40%
*23%
55
42%
41
23%
84%
93
33%
Gotham Inc
Belt
16 %
*53%
42%
_j.
104
ii5%
*91%
48%
Corp
Sugar
18 Va
105
85
93
109
65
Va
5%
86%
50
West
Industries
de
16
108
100
South
17%
104%
5%
No par
com
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co_
3% Jan
84%.
*91 Va
100
Illinois Public Service
&
18%
105
5%
No par
Central RR Co of N J
Central
43% Jan
2% May 28
57% Mar 13
105
1
preferred
Central
;
11% Jan
3
18 %
5
Georgia Ry com—No
Illinois
4%%
i
11
% TVTav
36
8% July 26
11
Jan
38
Jan
11
24
99 Va Jan
29
25% Feb
12
31 % May
12
33% July 20
49% Jan
24
8% July 18
26
9% Feb
18
25% May 10
31 % Jan
4
21
59 % Feb
12
69 Vs Jan
9
109% Nov
21
99
Jun
24
110% Jan
9
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
10
23% Jan
11
Chicago fc East 111 RR com—No par
7
'
Jun
9
24% Jan
16
19% Jun
Feb
17
31% Apr
27
28
28
50
Apr
27
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
16% Nov
10% Mar 28
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
42
Jan
40
Mar 15
30% Mar 11
2
29
2G% Jan
3
16
Feb
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
71% J an
4
56
Mar 19
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
27%
1
30
Feb
25
24 Vs Apr
2
Nov
19
46% Feb
35% Dec
20
43% Mar
11
61 Va Jan
Chic
29
33% Feb
13% Jan
10
22
Chic
27
12%
Jan
64
Jan
2,100
2 Va
3,800
*59 Va
60
9
69 Va Mar
1
53
1
87
3
64 '/a Jan
July 10
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
Jan
July 25
-
2d
21
30
83 Va Jun
28
94 Va Jan
50 Va Jan
91
27%
27 3
34%
35%
34%
35
2%
8
8%
9
8%
*26
27 Va
9
*8
37%
38
500
26
04%
65
64%
'102%
104
9
9
89%
90
26%
27 Va
34%
33%
9 Va
*8%
34
9
4
130
9,100
1,400
8
8%
8%
8
8%
26
25%
25%
26
26%
800
64%
65
64%
65 %
64%
65%
10,500
20 %
29%
*28%
40
!4
103
*28%
103
20%
29%
8%
*103
20%
104%
20%
30
*28%
40%
41
41
40
36%
30%
36 Va
36%
V8
*103
20%
105
20%
20%
30
*29
42
41
41%
4,900
1,100
1,900
30
4,900
361%
36%
36%
36%
400
1S%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%.
20 V4
58%
58%
25,300
100
*58%
58%
58%
58%
58 %
59%
59%
60
North Western .com—No par
&
32%
33 %
32%
33
32%
33
31%
32%
5,900
40%
40%
40
Va
(411/2
40
41%
6,400
26%
271/4
26%
271%
26 Vo
26%
7,200
36
36%
36
4,700
pfd.
32%
33
100
49%
40%
40%
40!
26%
27
26%
27
36 %
36 '.'4
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
13%
18%
*17%
19
*17%
19
*17%
191%
*17%
191/4
11%
11%
*11%
12.
*11 Va
12
11%
11%
*11%
12
*53
57
"53
56 Va
53
53
53
53
81%
81
82%
80-%
81 %
78%
79%
26%
prpiCi'red series A—
Chile
3,700
11,300
26
20%
37%
9%
90
27 %
26 Va
*28%
*30%
33%
37Va
65
'
103%' 103'/a
20%
"20%
40
35
27%
8V4
20%
40
27!4
34%
a
—_3
31
35% July 25
39% Feb 12
58
Feb 12
37
91
27 Va
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No'par
82% July 24
25 Vs Jun
Del„50
36%
91 %
27%
Chicago Yellow Cab—:—...—No par
Chickasha, Cotton Oil—
5
11
51% Feb
60
Ry com
series A noncum
die
9
12
Western
Chicago Pneumatic
Mar 26
11% Jun
5
_40
_———_—
Great
5%
29
29% May 10
7
37% Jan
5
4
Manufacturing—.1.25
5%' preferred
2.
—-^..50
Chic Mxlw St Paul & Pac__—No par
14
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
10% Jan
12% Nov
Class A
.
20% July 25
34% Apr
43 Va Apr
Cab
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Va__.——5
37 %
*88%
.
Chemway Corp
' July 25
36
Checker
37
No par
T_
4
36 % Dec
Jun
Common
$4.50 preferred
;
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
2
69% Nov
20
20% Oct
19
86% Jun
5
12% May
3
96 % Jan
32% Feb
7
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
28
29
53% Jan
9
Feb
45% Dec
3
6% Nov
29% Nov
Aug
27% Apr
31% May 24
-
95%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
28"%
95V2
20
,
43 Va May 22
45% Dec
95%
l
Aguirre Sugar Co
Co
Central
2,100
12,100
27%
24
100
Central
1
27%
2 7 %
73
10
common—
5io: preferred series B
Hudson Gas & Elec
9
43
Aug
9
41% July 27
2% Sep 28
9
54% Jan
7,
'.May
2,500
27%
27Va
23%
7
Foundry
37 % Apr
21 Va
47%
2 7Ve
24%
100
___
Central
13
Shares
21
47%
;
96
__
Corp commonpreferred
16
12
the Week
27%
73%
preferred series A-100
cpnv
13% May 22
52% July 22
3
17% Mar 22
27% Feb
47%
73
—1
Celotex
86% Jun
14
21%
47%
23%
12.50
preferred
4%%
38 % Jan
57% Apr
13
21
47%
Friday
July 26
*95 %
—50
__
25
9
Sep
21%
47%
54 Va
Celanese Corp of Amercom_.No
par
7%
2nd preferred—,
100
8
28
10
27%
21 Va
50
(wi)—_;
preferred
2nd preferred-"-..
4.20%
,8
16
Dec
95
Sales for
Thursday
July 25
——
_1
Caterpillar- Tractor
July 22
Jan
15% Oct
54%
27 Va
95
PRICES
21%
47%
473,
^.10
(i12 f0
9
81% Feb
>■
7'to
6
100 % Mar 13
64% Jun
104
12% Mar 16
17
21%
SALE
July 24
.
__5
—
issued
preferred
preferred
21%
27%
No par
Co
*
21
17% Dec
14
5 Va Mar
84'% July 26
21
14
Light
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common
19
110% Jan
11
91% July 16
5
Nov
Feb
18% Jun
27
July" 18
64%' Dec
,34
Jun
Jan
95%
11
47%
10
common
4% %
26
Apr
23% July 17
Mar 28
5% Jan
*94
21
HIGH
Wednesday
July 23
"
53% Jan
4%%
,
1
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina
Tuesday
July n
5
(The) Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
When
43
Par
Carborundum
Carey
July 26
54
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
23*6 Dec
121
"
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Copper
Tool—
Co—_—;
Chrysler Corp
—25
—
25
—
*53
56
79%
80%
.
80%
2
2,200
200
1,100
40
190,200
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
87.
Dec
37% Jan
3
39% Dec
29 %
.3
20
54
Jan
23
73 Vs
12% Jan 30
102
July 17
20% Mar 29
; Nov
2
104% Jan
18
Jan
9
42% Jun
29
17% Dec
27
23% Jan
93
20
30
Nov
109
46% May 24
185
Oct
15% Jan
102
47
17% Mar
46 Va Jun
7
196
May 28
,89% Nov 30
103
Jan
13
43% Jun
15
36% Feb
15
6
92'/a jun
21
175
eU
May 16
70,
Dec
26
80 % Mar 26
66
July
39% Dec
19
45
18
■!
26
;
CO
39
Jun
.
Jan
Nov
127% Sep
111
Jan
10
38
18
Feb
60 Va Feb
Jan
6
76% Jun
12
39% July 19
123% Jun 27
Climax
43 % Mar
$4.50
5
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
<9
July 23
20
131 % Mar
2
99
Jan
17
800
40% Nov
29
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
27
49
75
July 15
19
94 % Mar
5
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
800
139
Apr
!
Jan
8
7%
106
Mar
5
4%
114% May
2
8
Apr
Coca-Cola
9
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
47
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
46 Ve
50% Feb
28
39% Jan
18
50% Apr
25
55 *
Jan
11
59
50'/a Feb
8
57
Dec
36% Dec
11
3
54
Nov
30
66% Apr
9
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
25
27
11
Feb
16% May 31
33% Jan
2
July 26
Mar
*
Apr
Co
26%
26%
26V4
84V4
83%
84 V4
84%
85
85
85
38
37 Va
37%
35%
36%
35%
37%
3,400
43 Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
441%
43%
44%
43%
43%
4,100
66%
10,500
16%
2,400
66
%
xie'%
*101
5%%
*43
*100%
43%
13%
*96%
64%
*160
43 %
19%
19
65!
82
43 %
100 Va
43
67%
66%
16%
16%
105
66 Va
43'/a
43
18%
19
96 Va
96
!4
*96%
65 %
64
65%
65'%
65
94
66
66
33
38
25
25%
•
%
97
207
*160
82
18%
*160
207
*78%
82
16%
*
105
43 %
18%
♦
100 Va
*43%
%
43%
80
13%
19
97
65
65%
*160
*78%
38%
38V4
38%
38%
38%
95
93
94
94
94
"93%
94
38%
38%
*G0%
66
*60%
65
63
63
*63
65
*38
40.
*38
40
28%
38%
*38'%
40
25
23%
24%
23%
73%
72%
40
39%
130
100
99
105
100
*800
73 V4
72%
40
39%
132'
*128
*99
23%
251/4
74 %
74%
40%
39%
75%
40%
74%
39%
75%
21,200
39%
3,500
132
99
104%
*128
100
100
*97
100
"87
100
107
106
107
105%
106%
106
106%
4,200
47 '/4
12,200
*800
*800
*800
46
V4
47
78%
79
*77
14%
14%
*14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
31 "hi
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32
32%
31%
32 %
47%
47%
*47%
48
47V4
42
46%
*42
43
*42
%
43
55
*52 %
55
*52%
55
"52
54%
*52
54%
*52
54 Va
47%
79%
40%
47%
43
*42
*52%
10
200
*800
46%
1st
50
132
to
preferred series B
50
& Southern Ry com—100
40
*128
46%
com—No par
170
132
80
Iron
4,200
*123
47
&
120
23,500
80
.
1,600
4,900
23%
46%
com,
1,400
80
38 Va
24%
470
207
95
-
5,800
105
*96 Va
207
*78%
26%
66
16 'Va
*100%
19 %
*78%
39
94
39%
13%
*
96:%
*160
38'! 4
78
66%
16 Va
64%
2
207
*78%
68 Va
105
*96%
97
130
pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pid—100
4Ye
23
67%
16%
16%
26
*79%
Co
noncumulative
4%
67%
105
No par
:
*
"
,261/4
84 %
37%
—..10
—..No par
Colorado Fuel
Colorado
26V4
84%
Aikman Corp—..No par
Collins <te
6
26%
38%
No par
(Thei
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
17
23% Jan
—.
Coca-Cola Internat'l Coip
17
13% Nov 21
13% Feb
No par
No pur
preferred
~\00
cumulative 2nd preferred.] Oj
Molybdenum
Cluett Peabody & Co com
5
Jan
preferred
Va
26
83%
*37%
—
12
141
Dec
Equipment
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd—-50
Special guaranteed 4% stock_/_50
Clevite Corporation
1
98% Dec
-
Co..
15
CC.C & St Louis Ry Go com—-100
5"to- noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
Clark
14
20
'100
t
City Stores Co common
5
4%%
convertible preferred—100
25
Jan
No par
City Products Corp.—I
40% May 3
25 % July 19
11
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
5
-
71% Feb
July 22
3
4
43% May 20
104
9
24% Jan
8
23
-
jam
5
100
preferred—
5%%
May 16
83
22
oitu
34% Jan
97% Dec
31
175
——-——
City Investing Co common
2
20'/a Apr
9
9&V2 Apr 12
67 Va July
2
52 % Mar 26
16
May
8.50
100
———
preferred
—10
C I T Financial Corp.:—_—No par
Cities Service Co.
10
6
103
1
93% Jau
4%
17
Jun
Common
Cincinnati Milling Mach C6
18% May 31
3
38 Vs Feb 27
3
Jun
71
18
May
3
Jan
75% July 18
Apr 24
Va
46%
43%
46%
*77
79%
46 ',8
200
1,400
20,600
46 Va
500
44
44
290
55
*55
55%
*52%.
54 Va
"53
54%
I
Broadcasting System—
Col"mbia
22% Jun
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
36% May 15
28
34% Dec
19
29 % Jan
21
35% May 15
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
16% Feb
13
18
Jan
8
17
25
20% Jun
14
74% July 12
78% Jan
11
43
Apr
27% Jun
48% Jan
4
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
78
84% Jan
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
28% Nov
3
58
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
23
Feb
1
25
18
27
Feb
12
54
13
46% Jan
16
21% Mar 20
15 Va May
7
44% Mar 19
38% Jun
27
100
Nov
'29
101 Va Dec
6
92% July 22
8
Dec
3
10% Jan
9
42 Vs Mar
8
July 25
4% Apr
8
4% Nov 23
8% Mar 16
13% Dec
31
15
26
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
42% Nov
15
Dec
18
Jan
4
23 % Mar 19
12% Jun
21
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
Nov
29
110% July 17
97% July
Mar" 12
42% May
28% May
1
15% Dec
31
36.%
18% May
14% Jan
15
Dec
28
-
Consolidated
21% Apr
10
15% Mav 29
43 Va
July 25
39% Feb
44
Nov
26
14% Jan
9
1% May 15
51% Mar 13
44%: July 26
1% Sep 28
,
,
,
i
43% Dec 18
92
Dec 19
93 ' Dec 18
82% Dec .31
•
112 ; Jan
109% Feb
103!
a
Jan
3
89
1
96%.Jun
4
83
Jun
_
July
4
21
1
1*8% Dec
28
23
Sep
18
17% Jun
19
104
Jan
11
85
Jun
24
36% Jan
18
29% Jan
2
Dec
99
-Dec 31
39% Feb 10
106% Jan
20
56 % Aug
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
83
For footnotes
.
Tgg
page 24.
20
19%
19%
2.600
75
74V4
"74V4
74%
95
7
July 24
42% Feb
11
80% July 19
108 Va Jfto 18
j
29%
29
29%
10,600
47%
47%
47
47V4
10,700
17
17-'%
16%
17
15,700
com—25
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
39i%
39!4
39%
39%
40
10,500
92%
92%
03
93
95
95
.5
*81.4
Co
—
Co_—No par
94
9
Apr 24
105
3
Mar 29
Jan
4
92% Feb
15
48
118
Mar 12
*8'%
8%
3
8%
5 %
5 %
5 Va
*5
5J/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
400
8%
8 Va
1,000
5
5%
2,100
12%
2,500
12%
13 %
13
13 Va
13
13%
12%
13
12%
12 3'.j
34%
34%
34'%
34%
34i%
3434
34%
34%
5,500
1,900
Corp—5
12V4
12%
12%
12%
12%
123),
r
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,600
42%
42 %
■>'
13!
12%
42%
42%
42%
427
No par
98%
98%
98%
98%
98
98%
9734
98'%
98%
98%
1,800
50c
48%
49 »/4
49
49%
49
49
49
40%
48 Va
49
2,700
—11
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32'%
32%
32%
32 Va
31%
32%
3 400
—
42%
a
43
42%
43
12,700
Cbrp-.
1.33%
14%
15
14%
14%
•
14%
14%
-
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,900
Utilities
1
15V4
15%
15%
15 Va
1
15 Va
15 Vo
"
15%
153.i
15V4
15%
1,200
Foods
Corp——5
Natural Gas
t—10
Consumers
20% Apr
8%
5 Va
34%
17
33% May
*8 V4
a
a
pfd—^.10o
^Consolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
l
2
12%
Consol Rft of Cuba 6%
f
8!
5!
5
"95
34'/t
Consolidated
95 % MaT 27
*93'%
N Y com—-No par
Consolidated Laundries
14
95
10
23
22
*93i%
No put
1
14
22
4,200
4,400
29%
Jaft
<*9%J*n
200
46Va
28%
17 Vo
14
101 % Jan
~
45%
28 Va
29%
Consol Electronics Industries
101% Jan
.
47
47%
3% Jan
-.
28%
16%
23
Mar 28
74'%
46'%
28%
29%
Electrodynamics Corp
►
*74'%
46 3i
28%
preferred—100
preferred
Consolidated
1
46»%
28'%
46%
Coppermines
Consolidated Gas
743%
46'%
28%
17
Corp •
Publishing
Edison Of
'
46
28%
%
46%
$5
58
*74
75
*74
29 %
49% Jun
12
88
28% Nov 28
19%
16%
Consol
17
39% July 16
19
19%
'
34% Jan JO
Jan
19 Va
29
19
Apr 15
19%
46%
23
16 Vs Jan
19%
17 Ve
Jan
16
20 Va
29%
Mills Corp
10
13
19%
20,400
46%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc——
Cigar Corp—«
Jan
21
23,900
16%
35 Va Jan
1
7,900
173«
29»/4
Consolidated
Consol
31%
17%
46%
54% Jun
6
23
,
Nast
8
3
32
31%
17 Va
»
1
—
Comptometer
14
45 % Jan
31%
31%
17%
'
1
Inc
Co—I
cumulative
Jan
107
31%
31
17 Va
10
Solvents
18
1
31%
32%
17%
47
Engineering
Cone
32%
32%
29
Commonwealth Edison
7
32%
17%
48%
Credit
Conde
33%
32%
17 Vt
28%
Commercial
4.64%
32V4
32%
17 'a
No par
Co
Combustion
14
33
32%
17%
No par
Carbon
Commercial
1
32V4
& Southern Ohio Elec.—5
Jan
14% Feb
Jun
preferred
17
15
9
S4.25
39%
,
11% July 17
41% Jun 25
44
Feb
System Inc
32%
5
1
Columbian
10% Apr 22
6 Vs Jan 17
12 V4 July
1
34%:July 22
100
26% Oct
104
2.50
2.50
No par
j
r——
Gas
Columbus
34% May 17
52% May 14
19 Va Jan 11
31% Dec
16% Nov 21
38a4 Dec 20
A
B
Columbia Pictures common.
31% Mar 18
24% Sep 25
44% Oct ' 1
Jan
Class
Class
Columbia
Power Co com
-No par
*15-%
45%
*33
■15%
15%
15%
45%
45
451/4
41%
40
40
2'%
2'4
45 %
45%
2
45%
*15%
15%
45
45
'39
42
2%
2 Va
2%
45%
45%
45 Va
*
15 Va
15V4
15%
15%
300
44V4
44%
44
44%
3,200
41%
39%
391/2
*39
2%
45
2%
45Vt
2%
44 \
i
300
2%
7,000
45%
9,500
420
91%
91%
92 %
*92%
93%
91%
*92 !a
91%
92 %
93%
*92 */2
93%
'92%
93%
10
preferred
—No par
Container Corp of America—
Common —+—1——:
5
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
*83
8412
83%
83 'A
"83
84%
1,000
19%
f v4%
•87
No par
«.—No par
$4.50 preferred 1—*.—:
:
$4.52
preferred
$4.16
preferred
—*-—a
:_100
Baking Co common—5
Continental
$5-56 preferred
Continental Can
No par
Inc
common..—10
$3.75 preferred —_—1
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
No par
lflO
91
91
91
91
92
183i
10,900
185%
19i%
18%
90
86
87
18%
*86
88%
31%
31%
31%
311/4
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,900
98%
99
97%
98 %
95
90
95
95
95%
480
1-8%
45%
♦81
*108%
45%
45%
45%
45%
19%
45%
18%
92
*86
45%
88%
45%
*86
88%
110
8,200
45! a
82
81%
81 %
81%
81%
*81
82
*81
82
90
110
109%
109 Va
109 %
109%
110
110
*110
112
300
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(432)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
IligbesI
Continental Copper &
12
16% Oct
22
Jun
15
28 Va Oct
19
22
leb
12
43
20
58% Apr
9
45
Jan
2
9% Jan
11
6
Jan
15% Jan
10
22% Feb
2
14
12% Feb
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
7
Industries
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
July ft
July 23
July 24
July 25
July 26
Shares
Steel—
2
12%
preferred
23'A
23'A
5% Dec
6
34% Jim
1
2674 Jan
7
54'A May
3
Continental
Insurance
—5
49
Jun
14
Continental
Motors
—1
8
70'A Jun
19
Continental
Oil
34
9
4374 July 25
Continental Steel
10
37
Cooper-Bessemer Corp new——
Dec
20
70
Mar 20
29 Va
23
33% Dec 14
July 19
52
Jan
31
Dec
13
59% Feb
40% Mar 12
20% Jun
29
87 Va Apr
5
57'A Feb
13
Dec
26
99
Jan
19
81
94
% Jun
6
99
Jan
25
84% July li
27% Jan
20
Dec
6
152% Dec
180 % Mar
7
Oct
32% Feb 24
30
20
1 45
5
3
5'/a Sep 25
5
2% Dec.
4
3
22
4
79
Dec
18
97% Mar
28 Ve Oct
22
30% Jan
3
28 Va Jan
2
14Vs Dec
19
16
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
11 Va Dec
86
27
Jun
76
7
35 Va Feb
23
23 Va Jun
09% Apr
3
4S% Apr
3
Dec
Feb
104
27
23% July 25
13
Jan
14
Dec
26
7
84% Aug 20
7% Nov
16
10'A Jan
65
Jun
28
14
7% Jan
18
13'A May
8
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
20
19% Jan
17
22
Jun
49% Nov 28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
33% Feb
14
49% Nov 28
12
47
Jan
Oct
1
65
19
51 Va Mar 29
64% Jan
14
47% Oct
1
50% Not 23
49% Feb 12
Dec
21
79
3
75% May 31
0
74
81
Dec
12
99
20% Jun
8
29
8
5
10
36% Jun
8
July 26
Jun 19
75
38Va Jan
23
48
33% Jun
25
38% Dec
26% ADr
11
37% Jan
2
48'AJulyl7
41% May 21
Nov
7
79
Jan
20
61'/a Jan
11
9
24% Dec
18
15V2 May
7
'26V* Feb
9
43V* Dec
12
37
Jan
35
May
32
Apr
Jan
31
57% Jan
2
20% Feb
25% Jun
0
13% Apr 25
29V* July
1
13% Aug 27
9% Apr 17
60% Aug 13
31% Nov 27
35 V* Jan
17 V4 Jun
15
13% Jan
3
29% Nov 29
39 % Apr
26
Dec
5
17
,
23
39% Mar
May 25
10
72% May 28
95% Sep
23 Va Dec
82% July
B
50% Dec
31
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
3
10% Jun
14
6% Oct
1
5
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
12
19% May
12
237
Apr
fl
28
121% Feb
0
99
83% Dec
26
99% Jan
3
78% July 24
33
Jan
20
39
Dec
28
38% July 12
50
Feb 27
176% Mar
Jun
14%
14%
2,300
1574
1574
25.400
2874
28%
27%
2774
preferred
Steel
RR
Co
6%
America
of
2
32
3274
32
33
33
33%
32%
33
100
29
30
30
30
2974
30
29'%
2974
1,270
10
25
25%
2474
25
24%
24%
24'A
24'A
2274
24
4.000
8%
8'A
7%
7%
7'A
774
2.50
3074
3074
3074
30%
12'A
12
l
12'A
12%
57%
57 'A
21
21
21'A
21%
21
21
4274
4174
42'A
4174
41 %
41'A
4174
41
41%
16,100
42
42
4174
4174
*41/2
42%
41
41
41%
400
*62
63
61%
62
61
60%
60 %
7,700
23'A
3,400
4774
48
47
47 Va
41 Va
48
4774
48%
4774
48'A
11,800
4074
4074
40741
4074
40%
4074
40%
4074
4074
407B
*60
17%
50'A
17%
*3574
39%
July 23
30% Mar 13
3
Eastern
Gas
81% Mar
5
23
54% Dec
17
41% Feb
13
1
75% Jan
60% July
23
100% July 17
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
18
Dec
18
170
Apr
12
149
14
158 VA Feb
28
51% Jan
23
60
Oct
29
53
May 29
64% Jan
14
22'A Nov 30
30
Jan
3
23
V8 Mar 21
94
Jan
10
Jan
8
8
30
21% Dec
18
32% Nov 29
41% Jan
5
30 % Feb
11
2% Nov 28
4% Jan
3
3Vb Jan
2
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% July
3
8
35 % Mar
25% Jan 11
19% Dec 31
17% Mar 20
10% July 18
14% Jan 31
34% Dec
13
30% Feb
6
38"% May
50
30
47
1
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
Deo
7
80
Feb
Deo
12
71
July 18
see
44% July
8
13
43% July
8
27% Apr
9
a
page 24.
May 20
14
Jan
7
35% Apr
10
Jun
28
89% Jan
14
24 »A
30%
24 Va
6,300
2474
50c
2
1
14'A
1374
14
137B
14
3,700
2974
29%
2974
29 %
29%
30
2974
2974
29%
29%
3.400
1274
12%
1274
12%
127«
1274
1274
1274
1274
12%
2,000
44%
45
4474
4 6 V4
4 670
47
4674
47
46 Va
46'A
5,500
lOVa
10%
10'A
10V4
*10%
10'A
10'A
1074
1074
10'A
i3Va
13V*
13%
13'A
13 74
13%
13'A
13'A
13
13%
1,900
73 V*
74%
7 3'A
74
73
7374
73
73%-*'
73
9,100
20
20
1974
20
20
20%
2074
20%
20%
20%
61%
62%
62'A
63 3 0
6 3'A
64 Va
64 VB
64 %
63%
64 Vb
19,200
52
52%
51
5 2'A
51'A
5174
51
517b
5174
52
15,600
19
19
50c
1
27% Jan
2
32% Apr
30
17% Jun 27
71% Jan
3
20% Jan
7
77
Feb
1
56
63
Feb 28
July
3
8%
19
19
19
*1074
11
8%
870
*1070
19
19 Vo
19 7b
*1074
-870
202%'
11
*10%
9
8%
9
800
2,700
1,100
11
874
11
870
870
X72V4
1,500
8,700
203 %
201%
202'%
201
202%
100 V*
101
100
101%
100%
102
79
79
78%
78 %
78%
7 8'A
79
80
900
34%
39%
100%
No par
*78%
34%
39%
*45%
41 %
*44
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
5
.
201 %
100
79%
3470
35
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
12,400
*38%
40
*38 %
*38%
40
39
39
*45
47%
*45
203 % 204
No par
,
•
201%
99%
102
47
-
41%
1
41%
41 74
41%
40
*45
Va
47%
*45
41%
*40%
40%
15,500
3.200
30
47%
41
47%
41
47
*44
47
*44
47
*44
47
*44
*43
45
*43
45
*43
45
*43
45
47%
14%
*44%
47%
*44%
47%
*44%
47%
*44%
47%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14'A
14 "2
*14%
14%
39%.
39%
39Vb
39%
39%
39%
*39
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
"38%
39 Va
39
39%
1,500
47
45
*43
*44%
*14%
1
Fuel
Assn
'
26
39%
38%
39%
800
39%
5,800
26
1,100
*25%
8,600
26Va
26%
26
23Vb
26
26
26
10
com
40
40%
39%
39%
39%
40Va
39%
40%
38 %
40
76
57%
76
75%
57%
76%
75 %
76 Va
59Vb
75 Va
58%
76
58%
75'A
53%
75 Va
58%
58
58%
9,200
110%
111%
110%
111%
110V*
11174
111
11274
10,700
152
150
5614
*150
110%
58
113'A
100
151%
151 Va
2
55%
55%
1
27
27 Vs
100
*75
:
Inc common
Co
common
&
Mus
56
150
55%
26%
27
26%
27
77%
*75
32%
*80%
24
39%
32%
33%
*8074
24
88
24
40Va
*75
32%
*80'%
23%
39-14
4%
4%
40%
4%
32%
32%
32'%
*10%
1
(The)
Battery
27
100
5
Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage
77%
56
27'A
150
150
55'%
55%
2.50
preferred
Products
Auto-Lite
10
39%
4%
32
33
88
24
*150
75%
75%
33
32 Va
88
*80%
23%
32%
88
77%
common
5%
preferred
5%
conv
2nd preferred
Natural
Gas
Class B
Electric
Emerson Radio &
Mfg Co
Phonograph
23%
3974
24,800
4%
4%
37,700
3214
32'A
32'%
32%
32'4
327»
2,000
11
35%
49V*
60
3714
35%
31%
6%
19%
33%
10%
35»A
3514
34%
35'A
49%
59%
*48%
59%
49Va
59%
*48%
5914
49'/2
59V4
11
34%
*48%
59'A
3
35 %
38%
35%
37
36'A
37Va
36%
33%
37'A
34
35%
34%
35%
4
5
2S'A
6
30
30
31
30%
31%
6%
19%
33%
82%
28%
35'A
31%
6%
19%
33%
*81%
28%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
18%
18%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
11
6'A
19%
33%
11
6%
19%
33%
19'/b
33%
83
81'A
33%
82
29
18%
29
18%
*74
*56%
76Va
*74
76
59
*56%
59
100
8.50
*81%
29%
29'A
No par
18V4
18%
100
50
74
74
*56%
59
19Vb
4,600
3874
35
19'A
33%
60
32%
88
23%
347b
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
77%
32%
900
40%
4%
10%
6%
77%
*82
.
2,700
23%
*48%
*53%
6
40
56
26 34
39%
4%
40»A
10
11
152
56
26%
4%
24
50
50
15
410
4%
3
Elgin National Watch Co
5%
19
11
19
*10%
%
:■
10
&
Electric
4%
6,100
24%
-
Bros Stores
Emerson
3074
'
14
100
Stainless Steel Corp..—5
Kodak Co common
;_10
Paso
"
*30
„
11,500
.A
30 'A
Inc
Electric
El
"*30'A
„
.
5070
3274
25
prior preferred
Co
3974
50
32%
*'
1
preferred
Elliott
3274
*3570
50'A
1374
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
9
29% Jan 15
28% Feb
70
9
39%
50
3274
30 74
4%%
52 % May 10
58
For footnotes
1
:
25
10
Airlines
4V*%
39%
24%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Ekco
.32%
30%
Corp
42% July 15
74% Jun 28
29 y. Jan
10
50
3274
No par
—No par
No par
1
Eastern
Aor
4974
32%
400
14
1
—
Eastern
Jan
*3574,
5074
32%
4,400
24%
Eagle-Picher Co
91
'
—
49
*3074
5
4
40
39%
4974
49
(E I) & Co—
11
6%
*3074
50
*3574
50
14'A
preferred
Edison
50
3.1
*30'A
5
51% Jan
8
27% May
81% Apr 11
51
17'A
*49
"50
17
25
$2.10
Eastman
5,900
64
1774
17'A
17%
.
*60'A
3,100
3
17 74
51%
64
3,000
14
4.10%
Eastern
'*60%
G4
17'A
1774
51
32%
No par
preferred
4% c/o
*6074
64
'
15,500
25
Co
Pont de Nem
4.20%
1
*6074
50
25
_2
Duquesne Light Co common
.
64
3274
lo
1
—1
Chemical
47% Jan
80
29
23'A
30 Vb Apr
B
2874
23'A
2
0
146,500
23'A
27
Jan
187b
24
35% Apr
34% Mar
1874
2374
38% Jun
98
19
.1374
2474
8
Nov 23
19
150
2474
5
87
5,200
247b
19
21
2174
23%
Aug
18% July 2
32% Jun 21
2174
3
31
6% Jan
2174
4,000
57 Va
34
2174
47%
37 % Apr
8
21'A
477 B
48% Deo
5% Mar
21
4774
28
3
21%
47'A
14
27
2174
47%
17
Sep"l2
20
21'A
21
74
47»A
26 Va Nov
13'A Jan
78'A
74
74
43 Va Feb
30%
*7674
47
36 Va Feb
21 Va Nov
78'A
47
10
31
76
*76%
47'A
16% Jan
Oct"31
*74
78%
*46 Va
14'A July 16
5% Dec
76
*76%
17'A
11
19% Dec 20
31% Oct
1
280
*74
7774
17'A
17% Jan
25%
7774
77
76
17%
24
May
7774
78
77
1674
5
65
7774
77
*74
78%
17'A
14% Jun
53% Mar 14
77'A '
79
70
*76%
17
preferred •
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
57% Dec 13
31% Deo 28
77%
79
*74
17
29
10
1,600
127b
1674
22
44% Feb
4,400
4674
16%
Jan
29% Dec 27
43
46 70
1074
50
July
42 Va
46'A
28
48% Jan
Jan
42'A
46%
27 %
50
20
*12'A
42
46%
27 »A
1
Apr 12
12 >4
4274
46
12%
x42'A
4674
2774
2
Dec 27
12%
42
4674
*12%
43 74
V4
3
21% Jan
100
1274
4274
1274
42%
28
July
47
^
5%
29'A
July
11
*5'A
27
July
Feb
5%
5,100
2774
41
31
11
27
40
Nov 20
1,700
83
1070
2874
42
34
*1274
58 Va
58
*80'A
46
*12%
*46
*5'A
5'A
,
11
1074
27%
24
32% Dec 14
*5JA
.
82
*79
11
27'A
12
1
574
58 %
58%
j.
82
2874
29
18 Va Mar
*574
72
58'A
,
10%
27%
Feb
6
*79
11
27 V*
Feb
Jun
5
*5%
58'A
5874
82
1074
11%
1,200
2874
54
July 17
32% July-10
5874
*79
82
1074
60
7
52% Jan
75
58%
*79
57%
300
27%
0
16% Jan
53 Va
1
61
*4074
*27%
14
86
21%
27%
19
May 10
300
21'A
4174
721
27'A
Nov
50
9,300
1974
Dec
100
600
12 %
57%
27%
44% Dec
15
1174
10
47
17
*57
29
4%
Nov
12%
57%
2774
49% Jan 29
Dec
12'A
5774
200
187b
49.
35% Nov 26
12%
*57
1.200
32
28%
40% Jun 27
90
*31%
32
31%
27%
18
74
5774
*7%
774
57%
12 Vb
Va
*57
*21
1
31
31
3,200
774
8
59
774
7%
7%
Vb
8
59
1974
53 Va Mar
Jun
59
8
GO
29%
52 Va Jan
26
59
8
'59
60
*59
*5774
59
8 V*
8%
8»A
27%
18
150
8 74
5
28%
11
Jan
330
98,600
89
10
20
Dec
54
18.300
1874
Dec
46
3.700
55
91
29
__No par
_
Preferred $3.50 series
25
Jan
V*
54 Vs
*89
1
$1.60
43
3
*89
90
3274
common
44
43% Jan
54%
39
32
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
6
5374
89 »A
13%
1
Jan
54%
89
'A
1
preferred
Duplan Corp
89% Feb
45
28%
54
90
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
25
2774
55
89'A
Common
Jun
29
5
Mar 27
37
27 Va
54
100
July 16
37V* Apr
27%
5874
29
preferred
110
24
%
29%
12.50
noncum
206
Jun
Va
28
54%
20
-No par
-
Corp common
5
No par
1
34
1.400
29 %
27
1
78
*75
14'A
du
175% Nov 29
300
9,300
167 a
Dunhill International
15
9VaMay27
102% Dec
2%
30'A
2
78
29
900
"4
29%
29
Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
9
Jan
5'A
14
Dow
1
11,200
23%
5%
16
Dover Corp
2
23%
*75
78
*75
78
*75
78
*75
■
540
147
«
5%
23 7
16%
17
12
5%
14%
29
V* Jan
23%
5 %
28%
57% May 13
7 Va Mar
23%
5%
22,300
14'A
Corp (The)
68% Jun
10% Jun
*145
146%
23%
5%
-100
24% Jan
17
145%
*145%
23%
2%
14
9
14
91
12
145
146%
*5%
<
30%
Jan
July
49
11V* Jan
14% Jun
2
5%
*2%
Diana Stores Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divoo-Wayne Corp
14
34Va Jan 14
3
31%
30%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
5
13V* July
31
2%
42% Feb
21
3
10
15% Jan
July 15
12% Jan
44% Nov 20
Mar 29
34
31%
30''a
Diamond Alkali Co
Diamond Match common
$1.50 cumulative preferred
37% Mar 13
21
31
2%
71% July 15
18% July 12
56% Mar 26
14
18% Dec
39
31
30%
Dobeckmun Co (The)
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co—
10
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
Jan
1
24 V* May
23
13
7
!2% Nov 29
57
3
48'A July 5
31% May 13
29% Jun 13
Dec 20
40
44% Apr
J6% Dec
2
16% Feb
31
31V* Nov 23
9
23
23% Oct 19
11
43% Jan
Jan
59Va July
21
30%
2'A
Delta Air Lines Inc
18
22% Jan
65
85%
Devoe & Raynolds class A—_i2
18
14% Feb
84
*84
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vilbiss Co
15
1
38% Feb
14
May 14
""81%
85%
.
Delaware & Hudson
No par
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
d
20 74 Jun
July 28
47
—
64
5
28% Apr £5
25% Jan
7
51 Va May 15
26% Feb
84
*84
31 %
Dana Corp common
9
Apr
88
*81%
85%
;
23%
145
23%
*570
10
84
84
*81%
2%
Cutler-Hammer Inc
13
16
Jun 20
41 % Feb 25
31V* May 18
25% Apr 27
26V* May 28
18V* Sep
1
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
34% Jan
3
35% Feb
0
18
23%
95%
94%
40
30%
30%
140%
145
Deere & Co common
7% preferred
4
31
96%
21
30%
Class A
8
49J/a Apr 15
86
Mar 4
86
Feb 27
43Va Feb 13
Jan
95% Mar
85 "2
21%
95%
84
*84
3074
32% May
31% Feb
Nov 10
96
*81 Va
85%
*84
3
19% July 22
50
19
27
0674
97
83
21%
16
Prior
45'A July
2
24
27% Dec
5,800
96
*75%
78
2%
Curtis-Wright
6% Feb 27
13% Apr
3
Jan 25
Jan
Sep
25% Oct
94%
21'A
96%
5
23% Jan
12% Jan
v
Jan 18
83
12"% Dec
93%
21
31 'A
$4 prior preferred
61
July 12
86% Mar 1
7
Feb 12
76% Dec
Feb
1.400
27V* Feb U
26Va Jun 18
6"% May 21
30% Dec
2174
20'A Apr 10
13% Jan
2
10%
5
12%
29%
17V* May 21
27
May 16
44 % Jan
77%
21
3%% preferred series A
100
Dan River Mills Inc
5
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common__7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B——100
Preferred 3.90% series C
100
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
Decca Records Inc
50c
79% Jan
17% Mar 19
4% July 16
12% Deo
38% Feb
Feb 24
96
11% Dec 31
22
Nor
*75
*75
2874
11
53
79
21
21
14%
4
23
19% Dec
26% Jan
*75%
*51 Va
78
21
*75 Va
10'A
5
30
78
54
*51%
7,200
4,900
.
1574
4VaVo
33% Jan 28
13
9
54
54
*2%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
Feb
40
3
52'/a Oct
37%
*53
Cuneo Press Inc
9'A Sep
6% Jan
31
37 Va
54'%
30%
Corp
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
6
63% July 19
Nov 19
21
28
31 Ve Dec
30 V*
38
54%
—25
$4.20 preferred
2
Feb
31%
37%
54
14%
2
9
31
38%
54
—1
Crown Zellerbach
30% Apr 25
7% July 11
31%
37%
28'A
2
3
30%
38
l(j VB
$2
65% Jan
3174
3774
common
Crucible
57% May 16
30%
38 Vo
14'A
18
Jan
31'/a
37%
29
Cuba
11
30
4,500
12,100
14%
17
10
34
1574
10
May 17
43'A
33 %.
28%
32% Apr
8
14% May
67%
42%
34%
____
38% Jan
19
Jan
21% Apr
26
25'A Dec
10
7% Jan
67'A
43%
33%
1
of Wheat
29% Mar 12
14% May 28
67%
41%
34%
2
Cream
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
27
jun
88
2
67%
41%
33%
Crescent Corp
1
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
7
Apr 17
16% July 23
5
23
67%
40%
preferred
3%%
Mar 14
31% Feb
7
50 Va NOV
66%
34%
83
International
6.800
6874
40%
—
Crane Co
16
28'A Dec
91
i
29% Jun
11% Mar 27
18% Feb 28
11
Coty
2% Jan
26% Apr
Dec
500
1,900
7,800
8
39%
—
27
2 Vb Feb
42% Mar 26
33
7%
34'A
———.
Coty Inc
8
67'A
preferred
2
7%
68%
preferred series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common. 10
-100
1"/o preferred
1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
4
7%
3474
3%%
May 17
6% Jan
5
2974 July 26
May 29
3
25
21
% July
Mar
164
July 18
19 Va Jail
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
11
Fp&
2b
8'A
3974
.
3 Va Vo
8
39%
Corning Glass Works common—
2
32 Vb Apr 24
96'/a May
49%
68
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp__.—1
106'A July 11
89
Jan
3
July 15
48'A
12%
*23
34%
.
Range Co—
5
Copperweld Steel Co common...
5Vo convertible preferred———50
—50
6Ve
convertible preferred
7974 July 11
27 Va Jan 14
20
60% Nov
Corp
Cooper
54'A July 25
15
89
23
8
4074 July 11
FeO 11
4978 May 21
66
Va Apr 26
54% Jan 31
49
May 15
43 Va Jan
28 %
41
49
4.100
12%
23%
49
8
*23
49%
5
5
12
24% Jan
12%
23%
43%
12%
23%
23 Va
49
8'/«
12%
23%
49
12%
1274
*23
50
Va
14
Delaware
of
'/a Feb
32'/a Jun
45% Nov 15
12 Va
12-%
25
common
convertible
5Vo
-
5474 Feb 27
Sep
Salra
niGH SALE PRICES
AND
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Kante Sinee Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previoaa
82%
28%
18%
.
*74
..
*56%
84
900
11
11
1,900
34%
34%
7,400
*46%
49'A
*44
61
1,200
36'A
3674
11,500
34%
35'A
61,600
31 '/a
32
'
6,200
6%
6%
11,000
*19'/a
1974
1,200
33%
33%
•si y*
84
700
60
29Vb
29
29'a
3,600
18%
76
59
18%
18%
6,700
*74
75 %
60
*57
59
Number 5659
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Bange Since Jan.
Highest
20% Dec
4
25 hi Jan
Lowest
29% July 17
20
19% July 25
Mar 23
20
stocks
new y'ork stock
1
Highest
14% Fen
30
18
Jun
Evans Products Co
13
51% Apr
5
39% July 23
Apr
Eversharp
16
Ex-Cello
1
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
15% Nov
15
11 % July 22
20
12
15
6
15% Apr
22 Va Jan
59Ya Dec
26
Apr
43% July
9Va Jun
8
65
Jan
17
12 % Jan
24
16
10
11
Jan
22
7
67% Jun
12
Feb
67% Jun
2
53% Dec
17
44 y8 Feb
11
57b Dec
17
7% Jun
7
14% Dec
27
5% July
8
13% Feb 12
55
27
51% Feb
20
Oct
25 % Mar
75% Mar
10
43% Jan
5
Dec
31% Jan 11
131 a Feb 23
41% Aug 17
24% Dec 18
36
29% Feb
1
32
28% Dec
4
36% May
7
21% Sep 10
30% Dec 26
25
1
61
25% Jun
27% Jan
21
341/4 Jun
28
1
Mar 26
31% Jan
7
57
8
29% Jan
54
Feb
10
Dec
26
83'/a Mar 18
lux % Nov
14
Jan
16
101 Va May 14
47
Mar 12
Dec
10% Jan
98
106%
21
3
61
Jan
3
12% Feb
33% Nov 29
27
41
Feb
Jun
9
7
10
34 % Feb
Dec
27
105% Mar 14
Nov 23
21 % Mar 12
11
54^4 Aug 14
4934 Feb
50% Aug
44% Jan
13
12
90 Va July
2
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
£3% Dec
10
51
Feb
13
77
109
Feb
13
159
July
Jun
Feb
Nov
46 Va
July
Feb
11
43% Jan
Jan
11
93
Feb
12
21% Jan
16
3
Dec
Feb
4
3
Feb
•
92
2
12
11% Jan
■>
11 Va Apr
12 ye Jan
11
86
24
Jan
1
18
8
17% Jun
24
65% Jun
25
80
Mar 29
Jan
9% Jan
3
6% Feb
11% July 19
49% July 20
4
July 23
45
Apr
Apr
29
36% Jan
43
Dec
6
30% Feb
12
Jan
54 Va Dec
13
d
Jan
Jan
9
12
23
4
3% Jan
25% Jan
July 16
3
6 Va
July
51
Dec
5
106% Mar
Jan
43% Apr
51
1
5% Jan
9
2
90 Va
1
July
59
Jun
May 20
47% Jun
Jan
88
10% Aug 30
17
142
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20
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11
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1
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9
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11
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25
69
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30
see
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11
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20
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13
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11
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%
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100
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320
88%
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24,000
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65%
56%
79
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37
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92
67%
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preferred
5%% cumulative preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
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23
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43%
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200
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100
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15
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01
36%
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92
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General Time Corp
&
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0%
42 %
.
57
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Goodrich
15
36%
58
General Steel
Castings Corp
Gold
11,900
91
20%
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36%
2,500
6%
33%
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61
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39%
6%
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15
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500
53
33
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6%
36 %
23
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;
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39%
.
10
preferred
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•
42%
41%
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41%
91%
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1,000
43
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30%
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33
61
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61
28%
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91 %
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160
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5:%
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15
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33
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5%
5%
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conv
14
11
5% Mar 12
1st
20
10
1
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
Mar 18
Jun
29% Feb
14%
4.% Apr
31% Jun
,
14%
37% Jan
25% Feb
3
46% Apr
23 Va Mar
91
3
46
3
17
2
8% July 22
9
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7% May 18
14
19% Oct
130% Dec
Jan
99
5% Nov 29
38% Oct
1% Jan
20% Mar 16
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12
Jan
40
6%
6%
preferred
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27% Mar 19
55% Jan
39 %
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33%
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41% July 16
100
39%
63„
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6
27
39% Feb
5
39%
50
18% July 3
50% Jan 10
13
6
2
ZZZZ
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General Precision
Equipt Corp—1
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
July 19
Jun
21% Jun
16
121 Va Apr
Feb
24% Feb
Apr
2
34% Oct 22
47% Nov 29
42
32
46
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8
16% Mar 18
-
29% July 18
36
Nov 7
2
Mar
43
General Portland Cement
Co,—
3434 May 17
57% July 15
5 Va Jun 13
■
433'i
Preferred $3.75
General Outdoor
12
21
Jan
43%
General Motors
$5 preferred
1
~5% Aug~20
17
-May 25
29.-Nov 19
Jan
913/4 Feb
36% Feb 25
51% Jun
291.* Dec
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115% Jan 24
20
44%
General Instrument
Corp
General Mills common
5%
preferred
47
20
79
433,4
General Finance
Corp
30
16
5
General
4
July 26
38 Va Feb 25
101% Mar 15
1
50% Feb
124% Feb
Dec 27
31
57% Jun
28%.
General Electric Co
49% July 18
8% Jan 11
100
1
29
General
19% May IS
12
12
28%
6% series
General Controls
72% July 22
27
29
Co
Corp
preferred
8
Feb
284
4%
12
6 % Feb
40
49% Mar 20
31
5
15% Feb
18
122 Va Mar
40% May 28
85
Apr 26
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
6% Dec 31
68% Apr
*42%
No*uar
9%
9 V4
423/4
General Cigar Co Inc—
General Contract
22
25% July
1
21
52% Feb
2
12 Va Jan
1
July
54% Jan
9%
42
Corp
General Cable Corp com
Apr 24
14% Jan 22
21
9%
43 %
$8 preferred
General Bronze
43
Oct
13% Dec 27
11
10%
103a
9%
5
Apr 30
26% Jan 11
79
9%
9 %'
*42%
General Amer
Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
135
13
1
5
_5o
TexasZZ-5
May 16
97% Feb
(The),
Corp
1
General American Indus
com
1
6% convertible preferred
Iso
General American Investors
com„l
$4.50
preferred
100
General Amer Oil Co of
10% duiy 23
17
34% Mar 13
Co
General Acceptance
12
13
14% Feb
24
9
lx-fa
ii2:a
~ ~~
convertible
25
80% Dec
79
16%
24%
Corp_ZZZZZZ7%'
cum
Garrett Corp
46% May 24
86
Mar 5
25% Feb
16 Vr.
♦67
10
11%
Ga/%Wood Industrics Inc'comZZl
4
f/o
6
Jan
6
Dec
11
100
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
37% July 12
101
34 Va Feb
77
44%
common
convertible
Gamewcll
2
72
733/4 Dec 31
May 22
Dec
10 '/a Dec
43%
11 %
lx%
27
Inc common
convertible preferred
5%
19
4
Jan
26% Jan
5
153/4 Feb
41% Nov 23
153
44yi
9*14
*11',a
_5
Gamble-Skogmo
15
22% Dec 28
24% Jan 23
Dec
44%
9'! a
11%
coTiZZZfpar
Co
preferred
Mineral Co
Gabriel
14
37
60% Oct
40% Jan
44 '/a
9-n
11V4
2,u00
lo,700
2 50
Ins NY
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred—.
2
8% Jan
36% Jan
,
31
30% Nov 19
99% Sep 24
64
313/4 July 16
14% Jan 30
9% July 17
39
27
3%
com
nq
Stove
Froedtert
8
38% July 17
5% July 2
16 % Aug 13
4
33 % Jan
1
44'/a
9%
10
va
43 %
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores
Corp,
46% Jun 28
'90.
Va
11,600
x
Freeport Sulphur
11
28
33
44
11%
9
11 Va
1
Tire & Rubber com
Foremost Dairies
103; July 24
10% Apr 10
9% July 22
42
14% Deo
%
*43 %
44%
43 %
Co_—
preferred-
Foster-Wheeler
14
32% July 31
32% Oct
44 %
Ford Motor Co
19% July 25
24% Jan
8
31
v
40 %
~~~~
3% /o
July 11
33
I
3j%
Bearings___5
Co
Fire
Machinery
Foote
3
123
30% Sep 28
!
404,a
G
9% Jun
4% Dec
39%
56
Coach Lines Inc
Power
3%%
8
3
15% Jun
14
24
40
50
preferred
Food
29
67% July
17% May
2
94
4
conv
$4.20 div
July 16
38% Apr 23
11
41% Dec 26
25% Feb
9
•
3y Va
wiZ iZ? 4P°oler
May 14
18% Apr
35% Feb 13
-
13% Mar 12
9
6% Dec
'
40^3
seriesZZ50
Prod"
(The)
$4
65% May 15
134
May 15
61 Va
16% Mar 22
Dec
39%
Corp
Florence
59% Mar 19
97% Mar 20
lid
40"/4
la (4
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co
3
54% Jan
July 18
7-9% Oct
'
40 Va
15
Firth
Apr 25
84 Va Jan
Feb
108 % Dec
16
& LiSht Co—No par
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
_i
35% Feb
5
11% Dec 31
1
19"4
lb
18
Mar
14
61
19'A
I0V4
Florida
6
78
125
20%
16
5
4% ',0 preferred
First National Stores
10
53
111
cum
Firestone
21
14% Jan
88
6
41% Apr 18
13% Nov 28
8% Feb. 24
9
19%
16%
59% May 8
59% Jun 13
July
100
30% Oct 24
22
20%
16 Va
10
dehty Phenix
Filtrol
9
94
2
4%
F
4
63% Mar 12
30
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
i
20 Va
16%
1
Electric
Paper Board
F ith Avenue
23
55% July 24
82
20%
16Va
common
Bower
Corp
Fibreboard Paper
8
12% Jan
21
Corp
Ferro
July 23
51 % Jan
19
16
Jan
106
12
12
Jan
July 12
May 2
101 %
July 26
92
Dec
20%
16-ia
50
Fenestra Inc
a
23% July
27
41
anares
21 Va
4.60% cumulative
preferred—Z25
Federated Dept Stores
9
66
47% Jan
23
Mogul
Pacific
Federal
14
105
30% Feb
B
pfd 1953
Federal
10
32
8
91% Jun
36% Feb
Juiy
18 'A
IIII3
1
Jun
9
1
41-% Feb
the Week
Friday
Ju,y
21
2
conv
Federal
18
26% Apr 29
series
Metallurgical
5%%
11
26
Feb
19
47
ZIZ
Farwlck Corp
17
25
preferred
to
Fedders-Quigun Corp
36% May 14
20 % Jan 31
Nov
63
ZZZZ
Corp
Fansteel
23
18% July 16
1
5
May 13
45%Ju)y 8
11
27 % May
98
Feb
May
May
135
44% Nov 29
26% May
Feb
43
29% Nov 29
53
Sales for
i,ursday
1
Brewing Corp
ZZZZZZI 1
Family Finance Corp common—Zl
3
12
61 %
14
31% May
1
39 % Mar 23
26% Nov 29
Oct
Feb
1
16% Apr
14
18 V8 Mar 12
37% Mar 14
Aug 14
100
PRICES
5
_
inc__
Fairbanks Morse <fc Co_
No oar
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp-l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
16
68% Sep
10
SALE
Wednesday
July 24
Juiy z.i
July 23
-
17% July
25% Jun
21% Oct
-
Par
F
28% May
21
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
exchange
26
20
79%.
78%
79%
7,500
94
93!
941
a
7,700
34
*33 %
!,
50%
8.200
a
1%
9.800
9
4,100
9%
a
31
800
32%
32 i.i
33
.50%
49%
41%
7,900
31%
32
31 •• a
82
2.000
76
70
61
a
*
a
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33%
33"
t
75
7,500
70
*0%
4 4
a
0'
3,
30
2.000
.1
a
.
2.800
Great Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
77
771'2
76 3 4
75
76
No par
46%
47%
46%
47
46%
47
4(j-fu
47
4,.»i
4^> ''a
8.000
Great
com
No par
20%
21
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21
2.. 'v..
21
2.800
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green
(H L)
Co Inc
100
*127 %
129
128
128
128
75
*72
75
Great
7%
Western
Sugar
25
100
*72
76%
26'%
1
26%
27
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp
No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4 % %
preferred
.100
15%
20%
15%
153.J
15%
15%
80%
80%
81%
81%
19%
26%
19%
74%
75%
128
128
128 7
*72
76
*72
75
27
27
1!)3:,
15%
*81
193^
15%
83
a
26%
20%
19 Va
20
15%
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15%
83
.4
' a
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100
76
2b "
%
15 >8
*82
5.700
128',,
1 -8
*1!
7.j
2i»%
20
15:%
84
1.200
i
100
12,200
;.()
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
18
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(434)
:
i>
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
!
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
2776 Jun
8
3578 Jan
5% Jan
3
13
97b Nov 28
29 76 Dec
12
39% Mar 23
76,/2 Doc
21
83% Jau
23
98
-
9
72% July
Mar 14
107% Feb
12
427* Mar 20
34 74 Jan
16
$5
May 13
Gulf
152
Sugar...
♦73
147
17
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
39% Dec
17
45%, July 25
Co—7
Utilities
41% Jun
11
93 % Feb
5
$4.20 dividend
83% July 23
98
Apr
2
$4.40
Jun
14
96
Jun
29
$4.44
21
417a Feb 21
Hackensack
17
Halliburton
Common
*8276
100
dividend preferred
___100
dividend preferred——100
preferred..
23 7 it
10%
10(i
1,100
29*'«
2!4''b
29
2,500
74
73
73
200
I40
146
23,000
36
16,500
107,B
10%
10%
29%
29%
29 "«
74
145%
147(2
*73
74
*73
36
36%
84 76
*81
84%
*81
84 76
*81
84%
*85 76
86(6
*83 '6,. 86'
83%
86%
85
1
84%-
*8512
8612
*88
4
92
39%
39 %
*39%
40
39%
%
77%
76
767a
76
22 (4
22(4
40%.
2276
22%
40%
70%
*39%
75
22%
76(6
22
52
*39%
*88
22%/
.*21%
II
58% Feb
92
10
71% May
13
Nov
89% Jan
7
Jan
28 74 Jan
11
5
111% Jan
11
31% Mav
2
45% Jan
15
24
27
Sep
20
Jan
24
107
Sep
33
Nov
26
24
207a Mar 11
Jan
4
18
18
42% Mar 29
34 7a
Nov
30
31% Feb
9
146
Feb
15
July
24% Nov 20
35% Apr 16
50
July
30
May 22
39
Mar 29
27% Mar
5% Oct 31
8
Mar 27
32% Dec
39
Aug
18% Jan 23
37
Mar 12
13% May 28
17% Nov 13
34% Mar 27
13
9
5
6% Jan
Hart
26% Dec 20
25
11
9
46% Apr
2
54
6
Heinz
7
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
Heller
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
85 % Nov
15
101
Jan
5
86% Jan
Dec
11
20
Aug
6
167o Feb 20
89% Feb 27
19
May
.
17
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
23% July 25
30% July 23
24% Jan
Oct
15% Dec
31
21% Mar 15
15
Feb
14
17% Jan
35
Jan
21
105
Jun
24
47 % Jan
23
23% Oct 25
34
36% Nov 29
110
51% July 19
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45% Dec
23
19
61 % Dec
Co
8
3
63
26
78
80% Feb 25
87
19% Feb
Jun
Jan
34%
34%
3476
34.%
27%
28%;
12
24% Nov
7
9% Nov 27
12% Jan
25
18% Dec
V '
25% Sep
31
7
14% Apr 12
12% Dec 12
9 % Dec 26
6 % Apr
11
10% Oct 22
23
29% Oct
17
31% Dec
5
97b Jun
5(»
32% Jan 16
5
33%
*3374
40
Feb
20
Feb
16
74% Jun 19
59
35% Jan
30
89
26
52% July 17
103% Mar 16
Dec
4% Nov 23
67%
16%
10*(i
10",
*10%
17
25
25%
*25%
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25%
*25%
25(a
25%
257a
757a
*73
75%
*73
75
72%
52
*51 (.4
51%
51%
5276
51(4
17
17%
17%:
1.600
23%
23(4
23%
23%
1,000
30%
31%
*31%
30%
15
23%
44(6
*4616
*107
1674
16(4
16%
66 (4
66 74
12% Feb
10
35% Dec
26
Dec
83
90
Dec
26
Dec
*66
87
80
80
86%
86%
21
20%
21(6
21
21
20 7 i,
21
10(6
10%
10%
10 %>
10%
10(6
10%
24
24
24%
2,500
13%
13
13 X\
21,900
19%
16,300
26% Mar 19
3% Apr 23
117a Apr 23
99
July 26
20
10
15% Dec
21
27% Dec
13
19% Nov 29
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
1
Nov
32(4
31%
32(4
$4.25
18
77
4
28% Jan
2
Jan
Apr
576
14
Jun
12
85% Apr
8
7b Feb
25
5%
May 21
3576 May 23
167a Jun 20
22
Jan
3
2974 Jan
17
40
May 31
4
48
20
63% Jan
576
4
28
24
32% Mav
Jun
13
46V*Mar
Illinois Power Co
9
38
19
Jun
8
9
53
Apr
5
40
11
55
Jan
9
54(6 Apr
3
44 76 July 26
4576 Jan
4
Jun
12
53
Feb
10
40
2676 Jun 20
30
Nov
13
•
27% Jan 23
July 16
Jan
48
,.
15
4 6 76 Apr
.
3176 July
.
23
5
,•
Industria
77/8 Apr
3376 Dec
11
1174 May 9
150(4 Mar 13
25% July 26
3976 Jan 14
59
Feb
13
85% July 20
73
Feb
25
8876 Jan
151
Dec
31
7676 Jun
8
19
165
Dec
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
13
79.
Feb
12
69% Mar 20
2476 Mar 13
33
4076 July 23
2076 Jan
4
6176 Jan
20
4774 Jan 23
8376 Dec
9% Apr
5
100% Dec
5274 Dec 20
20
7% Jun
6
40% Jun
7
85
103
2774 May 28
Feb
3574 Dec 31
5
156
11
4
,
55% Jan
11
i
23 76
May 14
,
52
Jan
Dec
25% Jun
6
41% July 25
174
22
69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
976 Nov 26
9876 Nov 29
6776 Dec 12
1576 Feb
7
Feb
33% Apr
88
Jan
28
11
3
112% Aug
8
1474 Mar 13
14476 May 7
10674 Mar 13
85
Sep
13
2174 Apr
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
Aug
July
257/8 Feb
1
12
9474 Mar 26
109 76 July
84
19
July 24.
13 76 July 17
19
86
3
Feb
May
11% Feb
2
Dec
13
44% Feb
29
70% Mar 13
38% July 24,
40(6 July 22
3474 Apr
29(4 Jan
20
3874 Jan
16
3d
35
4
37% Apr
5
38 74 Feb
7
58
38
July
20
6
4974 Jan
39(6 Mar 16
30(6 Feb
32
32% Dec 28
13
Feb
9
30
Nov
30
13
29% July 22
24 76 Jan
2
43 76 Feb 12
5
3376 Jan
5676 Nov 19
130
Feb
7
Nov
19
13
3274 Oct
1
A
Aug 31
Jun
111% Jun
28
1076 Mar 19
29% Oct
15
4876 Apr 27
94% Mar 14
Feb
20
37% July 10
73
Jun<
1476 Feb
28
Jan
54 74 Jun
130
Jan
13
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
2176 Apr
28%.Feb
30
28% Jpn
9
11
4776 Julv 10
78
Jun
11
91
JiUi
44% Oct
15
4774 Jan
28
60
83
Dec
27
July 16
10276 Feb
6
80
21
89% Feb
43 % Oct
2
58% Apr
5
4374 Feb
11
6774 Feb
52% July
1
85
69
12
97
42% Jun
55
Mar 14
Mar 21
Jun
Feb
8
62% Nov
15
105 % Feb
27
91
Jun
20
99
26
61
Feb
11
76% Jan
3
For lootnotes
72
see
Dec
page
24.
4576 Mar 12
24
23
3
July 11
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
64 76 July 24
Jan
.
22
50% July 15
2
17
10
70
70
700
15
15
15
15%
15
1,700
30' 6
78%.
79
80
80
80
80
"78:7,
*6974
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
33
32%
32%
32 5 4
32%
17%
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17%
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36
37
37
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54
53%
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120
30,300
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600
33
33
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1,600
3676
37
3,300
52%
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8.100
28%,
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3,000
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4076
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42
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48
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4174
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41
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23
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42 3 6
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86
86
28%
2876
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348
338
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35
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35 %
35'4
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
3076
35
69%
*3476
7076
30%
30-%
30%
3074
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,100
5,400
100
——3.50
1374
13%
13%
1376
1374
Iowa-Illinois Gas <te Elec Co—No par
2974
30(6
*2976
30
29 %
30
30
30%
29%
30%
27(4
27 %
27%
27 3 b
27%
27%
277b
27(4
27(4
—10
27 (6
1,300
Iowa Power & Light Co—,
.'
28 74 Mar 29
,
*9
09%
15
*39.76
When issued.—
19
32
10%
69 74
9Q
Corp
10
*9
*9(4
*4076
No par
Stores
3,600
15
40%
common—7.50
Utilities
3%
*46
100
300
7,700
10
69(4
87
Dept
*27o
*40(6
No par
Interstate
Interstate
3%
B
42
Harvester: commpn.^—No par
Machines
517
3%
9%
10
157«,
10
*39%
1
preferred..
9%
3(4
Mexico
Business
International
6
3676 July 16
3376 May 10
24
40% May 16
—
22% Dec
2
3
12
1574 Aug 27
27% Jan 10
12076 Dec 17
July
0
12,
3476 Jan
23% Dec 18
10
Jun
2976 Feb
■
v
*3976
5
—100
4,500
13 (a
5% preferred
i
———100
International Salt-—!
No par
International Shoe;——
No par
International Silver common
25
7% preferred—
——u_25
International Telep <fc Teleg—No par
125
43 76 Nov
15%
a
28%
$4
10674 May 10
July 12
40% May 23
5176 Apr 23
13 7a
10
691
*15%
28
5074
1376
69%
*9
10
70%
30 %
_15
58
13%
3(4
3
5 7 it
57%
13%
10
9%
80
58
13%
preferred.—
;
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
Feb
8
2674 May 10
2
*13%
2%
~io
*
57%
57
58
13%
28%
——No par
International Paper
57%
53 In
International Packers Limited
9
93
53 76
Int'l Nickel of .Canada
20
90
290
85
*90
36 3 6
.
98
13
112% Jan
76
*83
93
53%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—.5
4% preferred.—.
100
115% Apr 23
85
*90
x36%
Int'l
3176 July 10
68% July 15
97% July 24.
9% Jun 20
*83
93
17%
Int'l
7%
6,700
85
33
—4.-1
156% Jan 25
400
267,,
74
*9
*73%
20 7
*90
70%
Interlake Iron Corp
376% July 8
38% Jan 11
,
38 (4
b
*38
*83
90
10
15
27%
27
74
58(6
14
27i
38(4
*37%
85
90
9%
100
'
•
74
85
*13%
100
13,600
22%
*83
74 '4
57%
20
1
2,700
26
4
75
18
Inspiration Cons Copper..
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Corp common
476% preferred-.
92
Jan 21
3576 Jan
3
:
May 28
3376 Jun 14
138
2
22 3
*73
33%
,
23%
22%
75
10
:
*2476
*2474 ■7 20
23%
*72
100 pesos
preferred—
6%
Inland Steel Co
.
5
74
177b
/ Interchemical
.
.
86
5
38
33%
■
12,400
33
*84
5
47«
2774
Ingevsoll-Rand common__r—No par
;
33%
33
80
32%
*84
476
27 7b
No par
SA
,
Industrial Rayon„
;
Feb
288
33% May 28
143 76
8
99 76 Jan
:
May 23
2776 Mar 25
5
Electyica De
4,800
38
*88
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
4.70% cumulative preferred
50
4.42% cumulative preferred
50
4.20%. cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
4776 Apr
2
52. Feb 11
19
62%
27(4
74
4.08% cumulative preferred—50
.
02
23%
5
common
02(4
3874
—50
Idaho Power Cq
Illinois Central RR Co
9
02
21%
576
Co
5,200
38
1
Refrigerator
33 %
27(4
21%
*83
100
pfd series A
conv
Hussmann
337u
27%
100
preferred series A—
200
33 7 i,
38
21
1
Hupp Corp common—
100
19%
28%
*27
1
preferred
19 %
19%
28(4
*37%
50
100
noncumulative
a
19%
29
33%
26
*25
26
ID 7
49:1it
1,100
*19%
22%
Power—No par
iHudson & Manhattan com
4%
4%
4%
*24%,
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods <te Indust Inc com
5
4
1676 Jan
6
4%
25%
,
13,600
*28:'|,
:
86
*84
86
4%
100
100
&
2!)
*84
86
*21%
com——3
preferred—
Howard Stores Corp—,4—
Howe
Sound Co_
8
32(4
1
preferred
Lighting
63
25
preferred—
preferred-
476
18
90
62%
*84
—No par
Inc
convertible
12(6
317b
common—5
3% 76
Jan
3
Jun
Co
Household Finance common—No par
4% May
6
11% Apr 29
6
Jun
Jun
51
$2.25
12%
10
Corp
Houdaille-Industries
6
18% Jan
5% Feb 11
66
Oil
preferred—.
4.4076'
27
Dec
31%
Honolulu
Houston
44
44
62%
62(6
1
5076 Dec
Dec
34
02(6
July 11
13% Jun
__
44
33%
62%
Apr
July 17
3576 May
72% May
41% Dec 21
34 76
26
77b Jan 13
417a July 3
24% Sep 21
13
34'»
Mar 13
23
3
4 % Dec
34%
Apr
91
83% Dec
3476
85
15
13
*28%
88
9% July 26
1% Feb 13
23%
13
29 (4
25
127a Feb 26
23%
12%
*23%
July 19
60 76
23%
.___30
.12.50
of America
100
23 U
28%
preferred
72 74 Jun
7
23 76
19%
Hooker Electrochem
23% July 24
Jan
23 76
197,,
conv
30
487a Mar 22
2376
it
19%
3974 May 29
88
*10%
28 (a
Corp
3
28
20 7
10(6
*19 (a
576
Jan
Feb
217b
10 76
19%
Hotel
J[an 22
6
140
120
86
20%
4
25
Mar
66
19%
10
Jun
00
1?%
6 76 Jan
3
66%
60%
*19%
2872 Jan
36
57% Aug 17
1874 Jan
3
20
Jan
187a Jan
8,70(i
*00
19%
8
105
5% Nov 30
64
10
Feb
83
15% Nov 29
1% Nov
4
39% Jan
1027a Jan 10
3
12
71% Jan
96
26
41% Jan
-•
10
18% July 11
Aug
6
28% Jan
3
40
24% Sep 25
75
Dec 11
400
16 %
19%
576
Mar 25
4% July 17
July 19
35%
16%
18%
5
40% Jan
25
42%,
35%
10(4
*19 76
Sons
29.200
41 ('a
30
20%
5
Co
&
Corp common
convertible preferred
200
41%
40%
30
16
5
(A)
2.700
48
10
40%
36
661:4
120
01
48
357%
40
87
*86
87
108
00%
16%
40%
*30
36 (a
107%
02
*47%
48
400
8,800
48
107(6
36%
16 (a
39%
(4
39
39
*36
*46(6
45
45
45 76
45
4576
44%
44%
45
15 (,
45%
*15%
15
300
31(4
31
32
15
15(a
*15
—10
Furnace
30
17(6
2374
Homestake Mining
Feb
91
17%
Sugar
Holly
Holland
91
23 (a
12%
Hollander
11
*90-4
17%
23(4
.—50c
Corp
4,300
89
15
*60
Electronics
2
52
17%
30%
2.50
5174
92
15
——1
40
51%
*17%
23(4
*86
Corp
73
*89
31 (4
-1
100
300
73
17%
2376
.1
400
73
*90%
91
.
92
*30 7a
(conv)__No par
Hoifman
97
68%
/;:%,/
1,400
08%
16%
_5
—
Inc___
(Charles E)
317b July 22
Jun 14
8 7a Jan 31
297a Mar 2
21% Jan 23
Hotels
22% Jan
85
56
Hilton
7
68
68(6
16%
17 76
A——50
(The)—
900
.
6874
68'6
1,700
1,10(1
,
16%
48
$4% cum 2nd pfd
34
2,100
:
11
67%
*40(6
series
5'
17 74
48
preferred
*83(4
34
59
Hires Co
31
*3374
34
*107
13% July 25
2272 Jun 20
28% July 24
33% Feb 11
5%
59
25 76 July
13
287b
5(4
108
1076 Jun 20
17
107a Feb
29'4
*5'»
57
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3 7a 76 preferred series A
17
2276 Jan
1974 May 31
15
Nov
12
9% Feb 25
17% Feb 12
28
28%
57b
*33%
'
21% Dec
27(a
2976
27%
29
5
28
-28%
27%
27 %
3,100
49%
277-4
108
July 19
,
34 %
57
474%
4
17'% July 16
3
34%
108
Hertz Co
Jan
35
56%
Hewitt-Robins
77% Feb
48
57
19
4,500
128
48
108
42 Vis July 26
3976
132
132
57
40% Jan
1,100
47(6
*128
108
12
50
J .700
35
25%
—
25
34%.
3912
40
1A500
33 (4
71
15
5%
4
5.200
22 %
93
331
47 76
preferred—
—100
Hershey Chocolate common*—No par
30
July 25
46% Jun
99
2
.39 %
22 %
*90
47%
15
2774 Feb
1
35%
—..No par
common.—2 1/12
Powder
12% Mar
'
300
,;
1,200
47%
*28%
576
*89
Hercules
20% Mar 19
35 (»
35
132
*128
34
6874
5
if Co..
Motors
50 74 Feb
93
33%
.
22
"16%
(list
.—100
1
Holme (G Wj common
—10
7'/o noncumulative preferred—25
E)
47% July 11
26
29(4
*33
%
'2.
/
33(4
4076
40
%
22
*90
33%
—
220
75%
75
34%
28
29 76
preferred---
(W
347b Jun
Jan
2 7%
10
51
Hercules
62
——5
5
35%
7a
'
'
47%
34%
common
10
115% Jan
47'6
25
3.6576,
40
132
34%
*73
Co
40
*128
1
Marx
preferred
(H J)
40
--2.50
1
33(4
35(6
*35(b
35%
47%
u-—u^_10G
3%%
*33(4
33 (6
40
93
*90
1)4
132
•128
100
common
11
54
13
Oct
24
35 %
39%
7.50
com
Chemical Co.
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
13% Nov 29
80
Feb
53% Mar 20
3
27% Jan
33% Nov
124
337-
Hayes Industries lnp__^.___i—
16
34 7a Mar
Rcfrac
Industries Inc—
partial liquidating
Hecht
72% July 25
28% Apr
2
76 74 Jun 20
19
17
Ex
1
18 74 Jun
Dec
93
.
15
76
23 %
93
Corp of America common.,—1.
47a % preferred
—50
14% Feb
Feb
23
95.
Hat
7
July
2376
——______1
Organ Co
Scliaffner &
Haveg
81
2374 Feb 28
23%
•92 %
preferred
Harshaw
3472 Jan 21
14
22%
1
100
—___2.50
common
Harsco Corporation
Harris-Intertype Corp
5
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
July 22
3174 Jun
6 %
July 11
24% May
25
Harbison-Walk
2
3
1
347a July
Co
Paper Co
Hammond
11
Feb
37
48% Dec 20
22
22
Printing Co.———5
Watch
Hammermill
138
8
76
4%- convertible preferred
30% July 16
May 28
128
W F)
i
Hamilton
40%. July 23
Jun 14
July 26
33
130
Had
2
May 31
89 74 July
24% Dec 19
19
87
20% May
25
Water
Oil Well Cementing—5
"u
•81
84%
*88
92
*88
92
92
♦88
353
36%
357ii
36
36
l*o%
1-..J
146%
36 7a
36
No par
24
81 % July 16
23%
103»
29%
146%
'l.
7,100
21
1
3 01
*73
74
146
1_—No par
Corp.—_________—25
38% Jun
Dec
100
s
Snares
23%
*10(6
;
2917.4
Oil
9o
90
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
29 3
the Week
July 26
24 76
23%
24
Friday
Juiy ir,
297'o
%
107a
Thursday
July 24
July 23
237b
24
preferred
Gulf States
32% Sep 26
83 76 Dec 27
23%
1
—1
Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
11
8U;% Jan
2
147% July 26
Guautanamo
327a Jan
24
Jun
Aircraft
Grumman
14
12% May 10
2
Jan
28
34% Jan
July 22
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
21
2274 Jun
S"»!es for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
year 1956
51
50%
49%
50'6
49%
50%
49%
7,000
5C 74
50
50
50c
Island
$6
.
Power
Co___
Creek Coal
common
Jacobs
(F L)
*11274
.5
49 76
4976
576
5%
1
Co
Jaeger Machine Co_
Jefferson
.-5
:
Tea
Co
Inc
u—100
Corp—.—=
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin Steel
Joy
«fo
1
common
374%! preferred
Johns-Manville
5%
*22,,
Lake
Sulphur Co
—1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100^
Jewel
*113
115
_1
preferred
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker Co
Johnson—— 1
com
preferred series A_
Manufacturing
Co
13
45%
<•
81
*5976
*76
76
'
49%
5%
,
45
*3,4
/2
1*11
49%
59-*
*-6%
80
4S
47
4«
91
91
90
10
61.2
6z
,s
100
95 76
95
,2
2
4j
"
^9
69,4
67
80
46
49 74
*113
49
115
49%
*114
48%
10
115
48%
3,200
4.600
-R2
69
5%
5(6
5%
5%
5s a
5%
217b
22%
21%
21%
21%
217 a
1,100
44(6
45%
45%
46 3a
46
46 3
k
4,700
80%
80%
81%
80%
801
a
60
*59
60
*59
60
*76%
80
*78
80
*78
80
,
4
120
200
:_
47 34
47 76
47 3»
10,800
91
90 76
90 %
1,000
62%
63-%
62
627 6
55,200
9472
941'»
93%
94%
520
68
68%
68
68%
4,300
4676
477b
47%
90%
d
co,4
4
114
*59
-
oer
?
49
-
80%
5%
fj/1
60 /4
1276
68
114
115
,r
,—-5
1
_
90 %
*90 72
63
64 %
94%
94%
68%
69
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5659...
Volume 186
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)56
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK^TOfK
NEW
EXCHANGE
™
Monday
Par
Tuesday
July *2
f#»
,LOW AND H,OH SALE PRirFS
M
rvmU!
Highest
Wednesday
Jujy zA
Friday
Juiy
the Week
July 26
Thursday
juty s4
Shares
K
34% Feb
70% Aug
13
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
7
78
Dec
Dec
Feb
20
July1?
43% Jun
109% May
20
49
Feb
14
Kansas
1
74% July 23
83
Mar
96
5
103
108
Mar
87
May 22
30
Dec
28
103
71 ft Feb
9
Nov
14
Mar 13
Apr
105
86
1
92% May
July
90
13
Jun
Feb
14
Feb
18
87% July 10
96
87
96
July
32% Jun
20
_
.
15
21% Jan
10
23
12 % Dec
27
21
Mar 27
12
May 28
48
Dec
12
147% Mar 14
101 % Feb
5
Feb
11
57% Feb
11
Jan
23
43'A Oct
1
53% Apr
42% Apr 25
Mar
61
26% Jan
Dec
31
39% Feb
10
40
Nov
21
58% Apr
32 % Dec
4
7
Jan
2
19
12
27% Feb41
Jari
40% Mar 19
5
Ma r
31
74%
Aug"20
Dec
18
98
Feb
25
Dec
21
49
'
29% Ma* 29
31% Dec
26
22
Jan
10
4
50% Feb
19
'23% July
14% Apr
16% Sep
13
13
2
16% Mar 13
Jun
89
13% Jan
•
26
6
15,
58
•
Oct
83
3
31
•14
19% Dec 28
-
2
Feb
8
25% Nov >' 1
Feb
Jan
15
Feb
4
16% Dec 28
21'//Mar 26
9
98
12% Dec
4
18% Mar 29
61% Oct
11
72% Feb
2
137% Dec
20
163% Feb
2
Jan
23
Apr
64
16%
68% Feb
9
Aug
7% Jan
76% Nov
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
18
6% Nov 29
Jim
33% Dec
10
13%. Jan
6
,
72% Jan
r
16%. Apr
18
Feb
12
Feb
28
7% Jan18
Tl% Oct
19
98%. Dec
6
23% July
\
106
2
•.
57% Jan
* 4
96
88% Dec
27
102% Jan 13
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
103% Dec
28
12
Dec
21 % Feb
5
r! 26% Dec
27
27
Jun
26
Jan
20
61
23% Jan
7
89
Jan
25
92
Mar
4
4.35%
27
106
Apr
4
15% Jan
2
25% Jan
24
30% Jun
933% Jan
22
Jan
122% Jun
28
Dec
31
49% Jan
3
453/4 Feb
'
12
July
1
26
26%
29%
23%
29%
29%
14%
23%
58%
14
58%
26
29%
-
23%
58%
14%
14%
14%
3%
*22%
*3%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
*20
23%
23%
23%
23%
34
*33%
34 %
33'/a
33%
*83
86
*83
86
*83
16%
16%
16%
16%
38%
16%
100
79
260
19
4,500
26%
29%
7,800
2,800
24
24%
1,400
59
59 %
1,500
14'A
1,600
14%
*22
*3%
23'/a
3%
86
20
20
23%
23%
23%
23%
*33%
34%
*33'/a
34%
*83
*
7,700
4,500
29%
20%
24%
49%
18%
23%
3%
20%
35%
79
14%
23'/a
*3%
32
1,400
26
58*/a
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24
11,100
49%
23%
58%
,
1,100
50%
35%
29%
23%
,
38%
32
79%
19
26%
18%
31
50
49%
49%
*79
,
34
86
*83
86
;
--
400
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,700
200
16%
8,400
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38 %
38%
38'A
38%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15 '/a
15
15%
3,600
1%
l7/u
10,700
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-
19 %
*5%
30%
5
25
19%
5%
30%
2
1%
19%
*19%
2
19%
1%,
1%
1%
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19%
*19
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6,600
500
19%
6'/a
*5%
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30'/a
30%
24%
5%
6%'
6%
6
6
1,100
12,100
600
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
No par
16%
17
*16%
17%
17
17
17
17
16%
17
1,900
—lo
82%
82%
82%
83'%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83x
83%
3,900
11'A
11,200
Co
11
7
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11%
11
11'%
25
com
63
63%
63%
136
136%
135%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
63%
63%
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64%
63%
64
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136%
135 %
135'A
133%
135
63%
136
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9,100
150
66%
67 %
65
65'/a
64'%
64%
64
64%.
64 %
64%
3,900
07
15%
67
66%
67%
68
68%
68%
68%
68 %
68'/a
I,500
16
15%
15%
15
52 %
53%
53
54%
preferred—loo
90
84%
84%
1
*31
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
;T
38%
39
%.
38%
38%
38 %
38%
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19'A
18
4
37%
38%
38-1/4
39
38%
39
38%
38%
38'A
10
35%
36 %
35%
35%
34%
35
34
34%
33'A
33"%
112%
112%
21%
21%
1-2.50
common
i_
10%
21%
94
94
94
95
*#4%
90
*84%
90
*81 %
85
*83
85
101
*100
pfd——,—100
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc-^
Lukens Steel Co—
21%
21%
loo
;
112
113
*112
100
preferred
series E preferred
series G conv
15%
53%
*81
18%
*92%
'100
(p) Co commoin
10
preferred
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Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)JNopar
Louisville & Nashville
50
7
50%
793/3
19
67'A
38
,
23%
•*
7%
8
18% Mar 15
18%
9,600
3,200
65%
„io
Lorillard
0
74% May 15
49%
479
36
9,600
301a
38
"35%
4,800
41%
50V. 50'/.
*31%-' 32%
36'%
26%
58
14%
32%,
1,000
46%
110%
42%
.
5
seines D
4.40%
21
July 25
127% Mar 4
July 24
57%
50y.
36
50
791/4
19%
29%
23%
■
49?'..
5,200
13%
45%
31%
38
*31^8
36.%-?
26
29'4
24
*30%
38%
'/4
conv
4.25%
1
July
49»i
32%
791/4
1»%
80
I9
26%
*38%
1,300
25%
110
67%
3%
preferred.
__Tl00
Long Island Lighting Co com
-i_J0r
.* >5%
series B preferred—
100
Feb? 28
8
109
4.84%
103
9
May
27% Feb
1114
7
38%
66%
27%
24%
1%
Co
Inc
6
116
30% Nov 20
83% Jan
21
Jun
497/3
31%
27%
*13
110
110%
41% 42%
.
400
15%
Lone Star Cement CorpLone Star Gas Co__
97% Jun
•
23
143% Jan
Loew's
501/3
110
110%
41% 42%
66% 67%
30% 31
69
2,800
38%
Lockheed'Aircraft Corp-—•
11
>.35%
13%
46l/*
34%
277/3
34
1%
List Industries Corp
July 16
35%
J00
convertible
82
Mar 14
28
15% Dec
3%%
*38 V4
*>14
*317/»
WK
/4
1
Lionel Corp (The)_:
Liquid Carbonic Corp
36% May 13
117
Belt
*30%
13%
33%
25%
45
10
71%
15%
preferred
86% May 11
r
Jun*
Jan
40 Ya
-
21% July 25
9
Link
.
25%
23%
15
Lily Tulip Cup, Corp
*
2
22
25
31% Mar
9
55% July 25
84% July 23
107a July 16
-.
July 26
32% Apr
6
tJan
7%
67-%-July 18
37% July 17
•
7
31% V
381/2
-No par
Lemer Stores Corp-,—.—
31
?
Fink
68%
251/3
133,3
87%
89
71%
_1
Products
&
110% 110%
417/3 42%
42/4
69
*86
711/3
451/2
45
94%
*86
87%
89
*'>01'.
par
(The):
Lehn
14
68 % Jan
150% Mar
•>
109% Mar 28
97
50c noncum 2nd
pfd__.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
451/2
941/2
71
*23
27'«
28
100
76
90
No par
1st preferred
Lehman Corp
29
8
75
12
Apr
18
Jan
38
35
July 26
37% Dec 19
•
Jan
Jan
19
14% Jun- 21
1
25 % May 14
12
28
116
1Q
14
847:, July 17
12
623/4 Mar
12-
58% Dec
8
Feb
50
'
'Aug 29
12
•
18% Nov 29
86
S3 noncum
25% May 24
.7
63
49% Mar 29
100% J^O
Sep 25
Jun,
133% July 26
7
.
-■
1
10
9
47% Jan 23
43%
24
451/0
71
34%
2,100
*92
*3%
lo
LehigYr Portland Cement
:
Lehigh Valley RR__L__„__1_No
Lehigh Valley Coal, common.-,
71
341/2
* 271/2
25
*13
1,700
36%
*84
*22%
100
Cp_
71
1,400
45%
*75
75
' 90
'86
*86
87'%
93
36%
36%
75
*84
*92
17,900
42%
*45
45%
36%
™
04'/a
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89
71
*34'/2
28
25
13
46
36%
89
87'%
89
251/3
13
93
*45
90
*86
*85
36
28
42%
92
41%
93
41%
93
46
3%
Z-ZZ'SJi
preferred
36%
42%
*3%
1
...
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
4
14%
*23
: >
(James); & Sons Co compion_3
3.85%
10
32% Jun
12
30
74% Feb
84
9
-
20% Jan
12
19
Jan
2% Jari
5% July 10
26
*
17% Jan
17% Feb-11
1
Lees
17% Mar 14
453/4 Jan
4
9
20% Oct
Bryant
Lee-Rubber & Tire_l
4
94
10
29% Nov 14
Lane
i
8
36% Ap*
.
*57%:
Laclede Gas Co, common
4
4:32 % -preferred series A
_25
La Consolldada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
1
16% Jan
49
20-% July 15.
1
24% July
May 15
1% May
1
2
v Mar 23
4% Jan 24
2
'35% Jun
July 10
2% Jan
Jun? 20
•
14% Jan
27
21% Jan
Apr 24
5
Mar 22
D11t r»lv~ AlrilnDQ
Roval
Sr Co (The)—
27
,
21
Jun
/
15% Jan
r.
8
17% Jan^'3i-;f
18% Jan 24 ..i?
7
30
17% Jun
26
1% July
3% Jan
32
97
10
15% Nov
Nov,
1
23% Feb llv,
22% Mar 12
8
35% Apr
6
KLM
.
4
Ts
34% Apr
8
May
7
19.
1
18% Dec 26
30
•13% July
10
27% Aug
4% Jan
4
7
11
26*% May 9
&''■ 59% July 26
17
r
25% Apr
3% Nov
10
213% Mar
27'% Apr
34% Jan
2
47 "< Jan
2
94% Apr
.
29% July 17
3
54% Oct
.
1"
25% Feb
29
•29% Apr
f
65% Jam
38 /4
n
•
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*
4% preferred Common
r10
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109
80
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——--—10
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29 2
/ Kroger Co
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f
30% July 11^-
1
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SI
3M4j!£
%
17% Feb 20
13
"
43% Jan
May
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1 &«W1?e C°' (D1)
1
3
75
*86
*92
110% 110%
41'l4
67-a
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nrin.
nnn„
741/2
36
°
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4%%
36'4
90
941/2
74 <'2
28'/4
251/2
13
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36
2
13,
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76
2
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1
41%
45%
36'4
71
34
27
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50% JulV 25'
5
0
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45%
37'a
89
71
^
46
90,
94 2
2
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-
Co
KermLnff
KncIntvHrH
5
43% Jan
17
78% July
1
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4
-47% May 31
75% Jun 19
32% July
™
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7
42%
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74
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42
94
25;"
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1
Ka?ser Siusf
Apr 17
49% July 10
July 25
27
82
3
15-
7
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pi"fenced
preferred
42%
45%
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lT non!ram SK '
Kansas GasTEiJdH?
Kansas Powef &
S—
26% July 11
Feb
38
50
tTT/T
nnmmlTivt
Kansas
41%
93
*8
2
Pr
4 35%
32% May.
30% Jun-' 10
52 'A Jan
31
128% Jan
80%
4.20%
4
2
39
30% July 16
47
Apr 12
24
3
37% Feb
6
pltv
4 50%
21
38% Jan
7
Feb
Apr
77% Jan
1
64% Jun
Feb
113
14%
102
102
9
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
J
1
20
20
46% Jan
Mar 12
33%
pr?ferreJ
4%%
24
Nov
30
& Chem fCorp
39% Jan
89
24
X9
36% July 15
97% Nov 28
37
4
88
3
44% Aug 14
21
92
3
Aug
19-%
119
*84%
83
101
100
16
54 %
*85
-
9%
38'/a
?
112
*110%
21%
211/4
•
94
15%
16
16
54%
100
*85
20%
20%
118%
116
100
8,500
18%
58,900
38%
14,300
21%
21'/a
'
"
82,
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101',
21
20%
116%
*26%
26%
40
90
*81%
118
i
26
26%
II,300
94
2014
•
170
21%
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90v
8,700
110 %
*91%
90
*99%
24,100
117-%
20%
116%
100
9%
'
19%
117%
20%
119
38,400
38'/2
110
*81%
-
5,200
54%
9%
113
*84%
83
15%
100
38'A
9%
39
94
94
90
53
55%
100
To
500
101%
20%
51,100
116%
310
1,500
26%
20%
26
26%
26%
84%
84
84%
83%
83%
X82%
!%
82%
81%
82
3,400
20
„I_l
26%
84
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20'/a
20%
20 Ya
20'A
3,300
108%
106%
108%
X105la
106%
21,700
107%
3.33%
%
106%
110%
108 "2
105%
%
M
37% Nov 23
120
144
26
39% Mar 22
11512 July 25.
Nov
15
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
14
27% Feb
12
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
28% Feb
12
13
80% July
80% Dec
May 24
27
92% Jan
8% Nov 21
10% Apr
6
6% Sep
10% Feb
28
20
Dec
86
18
41
.
610
26
.
Mar 13
Jan
6
26
5% Dec
31
7
Jan
19
Nov
5
Sep
•
To"
10%
Jan
Jun
12
50% Jun
10
16
18
51% Sep
26
56% Jun
14
50
18
40% July 11
31% Feb
11
Feb
14
Jun
24
7
Jan
24
81
Apr 24
45% Dec
3
Nov
50% Mar 23
21
37% Nov
11
98
32
-
20
34
11
91
Jan
47% Jan
22
28
35% Jan
8
Mar
1
7
20% Jan
21
17
48% Mar 19
35% Feb
13
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
73% Dec 21
96% Jan
4
72
Jun
70
87% Mar
2
68
July
73
July
•4%%
Dec
28% Feb
54
34% Apr
6
•
25
20
3
31
21
83
Mar 22
2
77
Feb
5
32% Feb 25
12% Dec
38% Dec ,26
32
Oct
13% Dec
1
17
55
17% Apr 22
McCall
26% Feb 19
3C
39% Jun
24
Jan
16
12% Feb
14
24
68% Jun
20
75% Apr 17
40% Dee
28
32
15
Jan
2
26
15% Feb
1
21% Jun
12
16% Jun
3
41% Apr
102% Jan
33
30
Apr
85% Feb*
16
27% Nov 29
32% Mar 15
27% Jun
81
98
6
5
25
11
76
2
45% Jun
26
34% Mar 21
21% Nov 26
T27% Feb
6
Dec
21% Mar
1
4
20
Mar
3
2
McKesson
29
7
40% Jun 17
v
93
May
8
30% Apr 24
88 % Jan
29
39% Apr 25
&;
Mead
Corp
25% May 20
Mercantile
12
42% July
Merck
89
20
116
July 19
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
105% Jan
52
18
Apr,
3
1
July 26
Jan
27
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
76
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
23
88
July 23
21
76
64% May 10
54% Apr
Jun
1
28
82
pec 27
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
77
July 19
July 10
Sep.
4
108% Apr
25
90
July 25
other
99% Feb
footnotes
see
page
24.
120
Feb
8
26
July 10
69% Apr
21% Jan
24
8
&
Inc
July 12
94
Feb
18
9
4.35%
preferred series
May 23
3.85%
preferred series--
17
3.80%
Feb
19
4.45%
preferred series.
preferred series
([Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 spilt.
5,800
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,900
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
32%
32
33
7,300
34%
33%
34
33'/a
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
4,900
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
*50'/a
52
*51%
52%
34 Tb
35
9
9%
16
*
;
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52%
35 %
35
35 Ya
35%
9%
8%
,
16
„
9
51'/a
51%
35%
34%
33%
35
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
35'/a
35%
31%
58
<
.
700
8,700
100
3,300
2,800
35'%
81
81
81
81
81
33%
32%
33
32
32%
31%
3 2'/a
30%
31%
13,000
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,700
29%
30%
10,800
39'/a
39%
6,400
29%
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76 %
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70
par
-
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39%
par
15%
28
28
29
28 %
29
39%
39%
39
74%
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74'/a
76%
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70
_.
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76%
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68
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,
1
74%
76%
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70
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70
27%
27%
50
16
27%
27%
27 %
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27%
27%
51
*50
16%
16
28
27%
27%
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27%
42
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13%
42
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42
16
27%
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42
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,
27%
51
16%
51%
15%
.
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16%
13'/a
13'/»
13%
70
70
70
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
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70%
70
70%
70
70
70
45'%
4514
45%
46 %
45 %
45%-
45%
46
45%
45%
50%
50%
50%
50
50
14%
50%
14%
50%
15
14%
14%
14%
113%
112%
112%
59%
59 %
13
-
1
*50
15
♦50
50%
14%
15%
30
76%
68
/
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180
To
1
50
♦40
40%
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39%
74
27%
16
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40%
29 %
39%
15%
50
81%
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74
68
g
28 Va
50
113%
,
111
800
160
1,600
400
10
1,300
230
8,300
500
14%
111'/a
2,P00
58%
2,800
700
600
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113%
113%
58%
59%
59%
60 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
1614
16%
16%
16%
16%
17 %
16%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
800
*167/a
37%
37
37%
37
37%
37
37
37
37%
*86
28
87%
37%
87%
3,400
*85
4,100
100
1
*70%
*36%
22%
39%
*73
No par
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
86% Apr
34 Va
*74
3%
63
103
8%
i6'A
*73
$4 conv 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Go___No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-,——12.50
Machine
8,500
8%
74
..__1623C
104% Jan
89
,
$3.50 preferred
Mesta
3,500
34'A
30
Inc
Co
7%
*15%
39%
common
Stores
Co
7%
5
100
1
(1st series)
Mengel Co (The)
20
8%
lo
r_.
preferred series B
29 % Feb
3,200
7%
1
common
4%%-preferred
43'A
5
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
'
42%
18
Ino
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
77% Jun
9
Robbins
McLellan Stores Co
July 11
80
Fer all
July
19% Jan
Feb
48
102
63
8%
42%
16
34%
3
A
8'/a
8 %
10
42%
42 %
34%
74
50
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
4,100
535
16
29 %
_No par
No
4,300
42
41%
*515
35
39%
No par
common
72%
72'/a
72%
42%
530
34%
1
No par
par
1,400
21,600
35 %
5
,
common-
9%
16%
35%
*33
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred:
100
93
3
Co—_^
9%
15%
32%
-
No par
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
35
14
100
41%
530
41%
42%
72%
;
535
140
9%
81
_No par
com
Corp'
8
44% Jan
34%
35%
4
preferred
10
101% Dec
17% Nov
July
122% July
1
Apr
24% Feb
Co
13%
*51%
5
50
*'500
535
16,300
5,200
15 %
19
1
75% Mar
8 %
8%
33%
,
3
16% Jun
77
j>i/B
42%
43
30%
McGraw-Edison Co
49
33% Feb
42%
*500
535
15
151/4
30
117
15'A
9%
42
*500
5
McGraw-Hill Publishing
5
73
41%
14%
May 14
10
72%
42%
15
14%
July 15
29
74
41%
35%
50
15% July 18
15%
73 %
41%
*114%
115%
'
36%
47
1
15 %
73
41%
6.25
*29
9%
15
35%
common
9%
9%
72
1
11
95% Mar
9
82%
11
Mar
23 % Feb
19
*81%
Feb
*
54% Dec
Nov
82%
13
19
18
82% Dec
*81%
34% Feb
Sep
23
1
82
16 <
31
31% Oct
$3
82
43% Aug 20
-
17% Dec
Dec
4
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
43% Jan
76
Jan
9
82
9%
8%
McCord
3
6
Jan
83% Jan
21
69% Nov 28
Maytag Co
11
82
9%
*15%
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series__No
cumulative-pfd
_^No
10
82
29%
117
9%
14%
8%
$3.40
Jun
32% Jan
13
r-
82
1
preferred _i
13% Jan
50
9
12
Jan
20
Electric
33.75
30%
12.50
_____—
May Dept Stores
46
May 15
41% Dec
Jan
27% Jun
• 3
56% Jan
July 17
12% Dec
25
14
Corp
Master
Jan
30%
1
40% July
83
„
-
Corp
&
30% May 14'
9
30%
15%
Co
Masonite
30%
8%
preferred
Martin
30%
15%
;
Midland
Marshall Field
28
30% July 17
30%
*114
5
;
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
35% July 19
37% May 8
30%
29%
29%
No par
Marathon Corp
Marine
30 %
4
Bros
Marchant Calculators Inc
7
Dec
Nov
2
10
54% Feb
74
28
Jan
2
37
19% May 25
Jun
33
20% Apr
1
30%
1
;
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
29% Apr
31
R) & Co
Mauati Sugar Co__
;
15% July 17
18% July
31%
.50
2
25% Apr
30%
j
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
13
31
10
37% May 13
20% Nov
30%
I
7
48% May
31%
;
Manhattan-Shirt
1
30%
—
(P
Mandel
115%
31%
No par
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
16% Feb
32% Feb
11
Jan
Mallory
116 '/a
31%
100
Garden
24
29% Nov 28
82% Dec
17
116%
32
No par
com
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
May 27
117
31%
30%
29%
lo'
preferred series A
Square
Chef
Magic
2
44
July
%%
Inc
900
29%
29 %
*114%
5
Riagma Copper
89
j
31
4
(R H); Co
*29
29%
28%
10o
common
Inc—
Madison
530
15% Jun
4
Macy
30
4
32% May
9% Jan ,
AprTi
Mack Trucks
11% July
1
16% July 26
1
Jan
27% Apr
8% Oct
86% Jan
■
41% July 18
7% July 26
4% Mar 11
3
24
16
MacAndrews & Forbes
6%
preferred
4
Mar 18
35
476
8% Nov 28
4% Jun
Mar
32% July 12
32% May 17
6
70% July
Mar 20
139
31% Nov 26
473% Dec
5
73/4 Mar 28
7% Mar
125
5
116%
*58
18%
59
•
.
60
•16%
♦86
87%
87%
*86
28%
28
28%
28%
78%
78
78
78
37
22%
40 %
79
*36%
♦36%
37
22%
22%:
40
401/0
*73
22%
391i
118%
59%
*58
58%
28%
28%
78%
*77%
78%
37
*36'A
37
22%
40%
18%
19
39%
58%
58'/a
76%
581a
19
59
58%
58
76%
77
77'/«
77 %
77 %
88
100
*74%
*77
*90
75
*75
78
♦75
78
80
*77
80
77
77
95
•90
95
*90
95
90
22%
39%
1,300
40%
14,300
80
*113
118
*57%
18%
'/a
110
22%
*73
79
18%
88
'■
40'A
117%
58%
77%
*86
22%
19
91
100
100
22%
59%
*88
77 %
28%
*73
*58
59%
28%
*771/4
*36%
*114
*116
*35
78%
79
59%
87%
58%
37
28%
116
116%
18%
.
•73
79
116
19
61
100
pfd—100
,•
.
114
*57%
77%
59
500
100
18%
7,500
58
1,100
77%
190
10
90
*86
90
*75
78
*75
78
*77
80
*77
80
To
30
90
*87
93
10
*86
and Financial Chronicle.,. Monday, July 29, 1957
The Commercial
20
(436)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
20
2t»v« oep
2b
40
Dec
12
42% Dec
40
May 28
47
142
35% July
61% Sep
33
Jan
Dec
7
29% leb
20
26% Dec
5
19% Dec
126
30
Apr
26
Middle
5
40% Jnn
38
Feb
12
53
127
Jan
3
Jan
30% Feb
10
40
Aug
36% Jan
~r25% Mar
9
22% May 14
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
61 he
SejJ
75%
Dec
2b
21
13 l/4 Oct
4
Feb
20
25 ¥4 July 17
23
Fen
2
137
12
40
Jan
South
1% July 17
reo
15
101
2
24% Jan
3
13% July
11
76
July
8%
1
*11%
JaD
3
20 7b
2
28vb July 23
25% Nov
21
30% Jan
16
9% Dec
10
19
Jan
3
36 % Jan
29% Jan
23
49% Apr 30
37% Feb
15
60 %
May 24
Mission
Corp
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
43% May 27
Mission
Development Co
30% Jun
25
36% Aug 14
33% Jan
2
37% May 23
Mississippi River Fuel Corp_.
9% Nov
29
17% Jan
5
12% Jan
Mi^nuH-rcan-Tex
49% Nov 29
81% Jan
I
35% Apr
26
47% May 14
7% Oct
2
Oct
3
11% Feb 29
76
Feb 20
63% July 12
72% May
67% Oct
2
88
Feb 20
73% July
83% Apr 22
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
12
60
28% Mar 29
12% Jan 14
13
8% July
1
Jun 24
53
8
65% Mar
1%
6
Inc
12
Montana Power Co (The)-
19
Feb
30% Jan
23
26% Feb 11
Dec
31
46% Apr 27
35% Jun
8
40% Jan
10
25% Deo
21% July 18
2o */4 aan
1
14
18% Nov 27
28% Mar 12
13% Jun
2b
19% Jan
37% Dec
13
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
13
30% Jan
23
45% Not
9
40%Jun
10
51% July 2
47
Jan 10
21
26
32% Mar
7
19% Jun
20
23% Jan
11
30% Nov
20
40% May 10
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
Sep
31
l8
Jan
4
21
45% Jan
11
29% Dec
31
42 %
Apr 12
24% Apr
42% Jan
4
50
Mar IS
43% Jan
Jan
24
148
May 10
105
16% May 28
22
July 16
15
6%
9%
40%
40%
9%
9%
50%
*9%
56
56',a
56%
56%
40%
40%
40%
8%
*64%
64%
*73
75
*73
75
8%
Chemical
(John)
Wheel
40%
19,500
8%
20,100
30
14
1.70C
20%
20%
4.800
12%
13
13%
20%
21%
*20%
21
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
12'A
*12
12%
*12
12%
*12
39%
38
38%
74
18
*17%
%
12%
12%
12%
300
38%
37
Va
38%
29.700
24%
24%
4.6«3
3,600
38%
_5
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
48%
49
49
49 %
49
49
48%
49
48
431/4
*21
21%
21
21 VB
21
21
20%
20%
20%
207 a
32%
33
32 Va
327A
32%
32%
32 'A
32
33
38
Lines
22%
32%
38
%
37%
38 VB
37%
38
37%
38
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
22%
14
14
14
14
14 Vb
14
1,700
14
14
14%
49
49
49%
50
50%
50%
4,500
49%
49
50
49
41
*41
41%
40 Va
41
1
May
1
Mavis
130
Jan
8
Nashville
dan
4
Natco
20%
207 b
20%
21%
20%
21 %
3,200
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
307b
30%
30%
1,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
16
16
15'A
36 Va
July 26
Va
20%
30
1,000
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
36i%
3,300
36%
36 Va
37
15%
50
41%
20%
30 Va
30%
31
800
Va
20%
5
,
3,800
41Va
20
30%
30%
30%
31
7,40j
*44%
45 %
*44%
119%
119%
41
Va
41
*41%
Inc
900
7,100
26,400
14%
10
6
Mueller Brass Co
Va
37%
22
10
Corp
:'j%
38
-12
.
170
38'A
2
Corp-
Munsingwear
39%
75
12%
18%
No par
1.600
57
*13%
21%
21%
Co
6,400
3,500
56%
*74
12%
12%
Utilities Co
Products
9%
64
12%
20%
3
Motor
3,700
35 %
8%
12%
VB
36
34%
,*97b
75
*73
*17%
& Co
Motor
35%
.
14
38
2.7U0
*63%
74
39
49.960
8%
64
25
A
6%
51 %
64%
8%
8%
64
1.2O0
■-
3
6'
40%
40%
8%
2b%
50%
56%
64
8%
64%
2.ICO
3.500
23%
26%
51%
9%
10
410
%
285'4
•
6%
50%
74
15
7
1
6%
50%
8%
Murphy Co (G C)—
1
Murray Corp of America—
10
Myers (F e) & Bros
—No par
35% May
6%
21 %
Motorola Inc
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
14Va Mar 29
14'/b Dec
36% Dec
8
G%
No par
class
Moore-Me.Cormack
Morrell
26%
6%
40%
Chemical—
1,000 lire
Monterey Gil Co
D
1
Montgomery Ward <fc Co
No par
24
38% Aug
26 %
0%
No par
Tool..
Machine
RR
Montana-Dakota
7
18% Jan
38
26%
*64
Moniecatini Mining &
American shares-
22
Inc
Class B
36% May 31
26%
26%
55%
100
100
1.25
49% Jun
19% Apr 30
28%
22
6%
5
Monsanto
2
Ve
26 %
2b %
100
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
10
28
9%
51% Mar 19
40% Jan
22
28%
9%
19
23% Jun
22
28%
35 Vb
33 % Nov
3
20VB
29 %
35%
18
14
21
28 VB
9%
'
12.700
22
80
21
34%
17% July 12
Jan
*21
76
22%
29%
35%
11% Apr
Jun
83
35V4
28% July 23
12
28
82
36
24% Jan
47
80
87
56
10,306
.
16 VB
80
a
756,900
91
15%
77%
26%
9,/Va
*90
16 VB
35
24% Jan
29
80
2,200
1»V
1 %
89%
16
"A
35%
13
26
16
35%
29
39% Jan
14%
92
36 Vb
29
22% Nov
14%
9J
*90
51»A
Dec
Monon
91
14%
%7.;
Mi
89 %
90
34%
preferred
Monarch
89 %
91
50%
preferred
4.20%
8
1
1 %
1%
itf
90%
92
35%
16% Nov
Jan
1
Ml
5,700
11,104
24,706
112
110
%
1,700
.
21
20%
20%
112%
RR com___No par
3%%
Co
1
*91
20'A
109
108
110%
108%
20%
20 %
20
19%
35%
preferred series A
Mojud
23%
23%
51%
Mohasco Industries
2
30 Vb Feb 28
23%
23%
36%
18% Nov
3
26%
23%
34 "2
Apr 10
24% Apr 18
23% Jan
9
21
33
26%
24 >/4
29%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
17
32%
27%
23%
36%
11% Apr 12
July 17
19% Mar 18
33
25%
24
51%
44% Jan 31
1
33
27%
5
10
.
July 22
9
33%
27 %
50 %
36% Mar 28
8 Va
33%
89'A
91
8S%
3.300
27 Va
*21%
1
1
Minute Maid Corp
130%
500
51-4
130 Va
34
1%
1%
89%
•
34%
50%
*128
33 %
14%
Jan
11
"128
109%
92
88
Pet
19%
112
*91
33
6% July 23
23%
22%
110%
42% Apr
25
ia
3,300
5,300
38%
36%
34%
%
5U
130%'
-128
1j0%
*128
38
35%
35 Va
50 Vb'
51
50%
51
35
35
35
34%
50%
July -b"
27%
84
28
*-19%
28
35% Apr
130%
*128
$4
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
July 23
July 23
59%
27 %
30
8
*33
35
50%
Corp of Arner—1
Aug
Oct
22
3;>%
—-——10
Corp
30% Nov
76
38 %
35;»
preferred
No pai
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
—2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
9
18'% Mar
38%
35%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Mian St Paul & 8 S Marie—-.No par
17c July 18
1
Gil
33%
35%
*33
~5
preferred---.——r——100
1st
38%
35%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
rvights (expire Aug 1)_—
Minn Mining & Mfg com
-No par
8
July
Enterprises Ine—
distribution
—■
Minerals & Chem
98% Fet> 26
19
$25
Midwest
21 % ju.y 12
58
Apr
4
14
24% July 25
12
131
Jun
Ex
38%
35%
the Week
-5 it ares
Friday
Thursday
Jniy 25
38
38 Va
35% 3^%
July i4
Juiy m
July l£
38%
—5
Utilities Inc——10
_——
Midland Steel Prod common
May 31
32%
17% Mar 21
29
90
3
July 15
22
73 V2 Jan
May" 10
105
Miami Copper
10
Midland
13
Mar 12
31
95
50% Jan
38% Jun
2
30% Jan
Jan
"
17
2
Par
EaCUaNoE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowes*
47 7* Jan
Sales
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
1956
Year
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
lunae for
30%
30 %
46
44%
45%
122
30
29%
45%
*44%
*120%
29%
*4474
30 %
45%
N
118
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
11
Nov
26
35% Jun
35
Jan
2
30
148
Jun
18
15% Aug 17
11% May 24
12% Jun
17
12
Jan
Acme
National
Airlines
3
National
Automotive
14
National
Aviation
6
National
Biscuit
9
7%
a n
9
National
Can
70% Jun
15 % J
20%
20%
20%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
31%
31%
31
31
31
31%
30%
46 % Feb
4
National
Cash
20% Jan
3
24% May 22
National
33% Dec
6
Feb
12
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
23% Jan
National
Jun
20
42% Aug 14
33
25% Jun 27
18% Apr
8
10
2 1% Oct
23% Feb
12
92% Dec
17
87% July
1
101
11
% Aug 28
18% Jun
20
21
o.
Dec
28
105% Feb
76 % Jnn
23
1*' < %
93
10
179
Jan
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
11% Jan
National
Fuel
National
Jun
97
2
12
138
26
July
8
Jan
July
8
16
7%
13 Vb
14% Sep
4
48% Oct
24
36% Jun
10
10
17% Feb
12
21 %
Jan
20
33 % Dec
28
65% Mar 13
1~\ Aug 17
87% NOT
0
80'A Jan
Dec
13
7
48
15
Apr
12% Oot
11
12% Feb
13
1"
9 '/4
Mar 29
18%
18%
18%
44 Vb
43%
89
88%
88%
*88%
5
130%
_No par
10
2
42
May 31
9% Jan 10
National
Nehi
4
Neisner
74
33% Jan
27
Natomas
18
Co
-
17% Sep
8
15% Jun
24
17
Jan
a
New
England
97% Feb
14
77% Jun
19
86
Jan
24
New
88% Jan
20
7
99% Feb
13
26% Sep
11
76
26
Sep
94 V4 Jan
84,/o Jar
27% July 26
New
York
36% July 25
New
26
Feb 25
78
Mar 13
29 Va Jan
87
July 25
100
7
500
6
103
Jan
307% jun 20
351
107
9
May
7
N
10
Mar 11
$5
Mar 28
N
N
12% Nov
27
30
Jan
3
13% July
32% Dec
26
64% Jan
3
32% July 22
19
Jun
21
Nov 26
58
2
4
75% Nov
28
28 % Dec
39% Mar 27
9i
Alar
5
Preferred
33% Jun
24
383/a Apr
12
73
10
87
34% Feb 28
6
69% Nov 29
85% Feb
23
73
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
78
Dec
31
98 V4 Jan
29% Jun
28
9
82
Dec
11
103
18% May 25
33% Jan
5
22 %
Aug~10
43
Apr
18
July 1
69% July 26
13
82
July 11
Jun
26
18% Apr
33% Feb
12
73% July 18
4
62% Feb
20% Jun
22% Nov
19
26 % Feb
38% Nov
29
49% Pep
24
16% Jan
16
25
20% Feb
77% Dec
41
May
104
28
19
35% Git
% Ort
88
70
Jan
1)1
1
10
11
21
July 17
July
12
1
48% Jan
2
Jun
99 V4 Jun
26
Apr
39% Feb
12
50% Aug
8
Pop
7
31% Mar
1
1
73% Feb
14
81
30
Jan
86y4Apr 11
99
60% Jan
Jan
64
Apr
90
Jan
28
102% July 15
253/4 July 18
39% May 17
703/4 Jan
3
24% Jan
9
39% Jan
2
1
7.7
84
Dec
12
82
Dec
5
84
Dec
18
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
8
14
1
Oct
20% Oct
1
18 V4 Aug
91
103
Feb
Jan
101% Jan
7
21
3
9
102% Jan.
5
99% July 25
29 % Jan
19% Jan
28 VS Jan
13
3
For
foctnotes
see
17,500
38%
2.500
38%
8%
13,600
10
_1
12%
12
5%
Norfolk
&
2
25
85
May 10
24 Vb Jan
13% Jun
2
5
90
90% Feb
92
17% Jan
23
38
30
Feb
28% Feb
20% July 22
Apr
Feb
Apr
1
18
5
4
4
10
July 12
9%
97 b
12%
12 V4
1,200
67b
67b
4.300
North
%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5%%
15
15 VB
15 VB
*15
13%
137 b
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
400
13%
30%
*30 Vb
30%
30%
30%
3074
307b
1,100
7474
20
1674
14,600
30%
76
30%
74
16
16%
112
112
113
112
113
77'A
16 74
167b
81
,
81
*79
111
112%
111%
11174
11074
713%
7674
7774
76 3 4
77%
277b
27%
1
75 %
76%
26%
26%
267b
26%
27 Vb
27%
277b
27%
35 VB
35 Va
35%
36%
36 Vb
367b
36
35 Va
35
34%
27%
27%
28
2774
2874
277b
27%
27%
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>101
278
*14
27%
81
103
340
77%
27%
7 8 Va
78%
*278
340
*278
79%
*101
103
*101
100
1
100
No par
100
100
100
-100
-100
5
13%
137b
14%
14 Va
3274
337b
32%
32%
3,000
31%
30 Va
307b
2874
30%
4,030
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35%
35%
3474
75
74
74
74
73
297b
297 b
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29 Vb
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75
29%
66
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29 %
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29%
69%
70
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71
78
78
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86
%
78
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86
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101
25 Va
102
55
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Pharmacal
Co
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77
86
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400
86
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1017b
101%
101%
20
370
25%
25
25
25
25
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3674
36%
367b
3674
36%
800
36%
69%
69%
69 Va
6974
*6974
69%
69
69%
1.500
69
22%
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2274
*2174
227b
22
73%
55%
102
*21%
a
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73'A
547b
55Va
101%
101%
46%
47
16%
16%
16%
16%
100
100
100
100
100
1
69 %
70
69
69 VA
00 Va
81
*79
80 Va
46:%
86%
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80%
80%
80%
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47 %
88 %
86%
25
25
237b
*71 %
54
25 Va
*21%
6.200
22%
24
731/4
25
25%
25
25%
38.800
23%
257b
23 7a
23%
23%
4,700
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73'A
*71%
73%
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55
54
53 3
4
54
2,100
100%
*100 Va
101'A
100 Va
100%
190
47 Vb
477 b
4774
48 a,B
47%
48%
23,400
16%
1674
69 %
16%
16%
16 %
16%
14,400
69%
69 34
70
70
Va
80 Vb
80 %
*79
80%
86%
*80
86 %
99%
69%
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80
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86 Va
80%
80%
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80'A
80%
807a
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82
*36 Va
360
50
1.080
881%
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88%
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88%
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88%
25%
26
257a
25%
251,8
25V4
25%
257b
25
14%
14%
14 Vb
14%
14
14%
147b
14%
14%
25%
14V4
20%
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2114
*20 %
21 VA
110
20%
20 Va
32 %
3174
35'A
3274
33%
33 %
33 %
5,000
25
preferred
69Va
77 Va
36%
101%
10
697a
70
*76V4
s*82
86
70
66
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77%
3,200
11.500
25%
(Minn)—
common
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29%
101 %
5
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73
37
5
.
101%
66
35
.
25%
100
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71
77%
2974
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66
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2974
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■1
101 Va
26
*71 Va
29%
*04%
66
24
States Pwr Co
1.100
1474
3174
23 7
preferred series,.
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
10
33 Vb
25%
Ry
30
—
30%
267b
10
340
32%
24
com
"278
13%
23%
Co
340
33
25%
Gas
340
*278
9,800
31
1
50
Natural
102
13%
1
preferred
102
80%
32%
13%
*21%
Ry Co
103
*78
31
14%
25
Central
81
*101
79 Va
4.500
32.800
33
68%
Aviation
81
103
30
1,900
8.500
31
32%
Gas Corp—
Pacific
4.6%
167b
*78
81
*73
74:! .1
76
__
Northern
Norwich
*72
74
75
*74
*78
15
300
15
13%
79
Capital Corp
Northwest
15 Vb
*15
15 VB
400
15 Vb
*36%
American
6 'A
8%
6%
16%
Common
Jan
9%
8%
121.4
79
$3.60
86
*9%
16
Adjustment preferred
14
79% Jun
9%
1
2
Western Ry common—25
11
Mar 29
38%
8 Va
80 Va
Nopco Chemical Co
82
92
8%
*9%
38%
10%
series A
Niagara Share Corp
173/4 Jun
25
Va
79
50
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
5.25%
preferred
16% July 26
80% Jun
30%
No par
3.60%
Northern
Feb
13%
No par
68 Va Jun
25
6%
*15
8
9%
38%
38%
16
preferred
3.90%
58% May 20
493/4 May 31
8%
*9%
8%
9%
39 Vb
x8%
38%
5
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3.40% preferred
Northern
28
6
46%
—No par
Northern
16% Ort
72% Dec
45
700
800
3.500
387b
.
common
preferred
4
8
35 Va
No par
Electric
Y State
$3.75
79
Mar
*35
_1
pfd_100
Common
Northeast
107
77%
21
2
4474
New York Shipbuilding Corp
24% July 17
Jar
77%
*75
Common
14
4
3.1O0
77
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
15
64% Jan
4174
*20 7
77%
38%
Harlem RR Co
Jan
28% July 26
Jun
Y &
4074
20%
77 Va
44%
No par
non-cum
41 Va
20%
77%
10
Brake
York Dock
41%
21
43%
Chicago & St Louis Co
41% Jan
17
N
34% Dec
Y
New
Apr 22
41%
77
35%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Air
41
100
York Central
33% May 18
91
Jan 17
July 24
440
70% July 10
27% Feb
25
21
44
Newmont Mining Corp
27 Va July 24
Apr 30
47% Jan
3
1.000
35 Va
Electric System
33%
29
13
1291%
43%
preferred
87% NOT 19
May 28
% Nov 29
12%
35%
No par
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
130% May 20
41 %
77%
*1277b
12%
44
1
21
33/4%
77%
129%
12%
21
41
*20%
50
100
*127%
13
%
*12%
36
Newberry Cn (J J) common
Feb 20
77%
1
26
32% Nov
129 Va
*127
12%
■
1
Nov
23
128
12%
43%
—.
16% Apr
50
127 Va
36
Bros Inc
3
125% May
129
44
Corp
14
79
151
36
Co
Dec
85
151
126
43 Va
Radiator
31% Dec
July 24
*149
1
Vulcanized .Fibre
5
30 % Jun
127%
149
,1
National
11
Mar 13
129%
149
*35%
Inc
U
Jan
July 30
127
149%
5
Pa
National
14 Va Feb
96
(The)
National Theatres
16% Feb
39 %
131
149%
35 Va
Tea Co
11
2
350
6.900
151
129%
152
5
Supply
28
9,500
128
No par
National Sugar Ref Co
National
14% Jan
7,800
90
133%
128 %
1
Corp
Corp
Corp
187b
44 7b
*88 Va
90
126%
*148
100
100
-
9
13% Jun
75
88
ICQ
1874
44'A-
88 Va
1,400
16,500
89
43 Va
18%
43
37% Mar 11
8
89%
89
61
3
*89'A
*87%
89
43 VB
12
6% Jan
89%
191/4
25%
25%
25%
*87
90C
7,100
11,300
25%
*19
19V4
*19
18%
12
3
8
*89%
21
17% Mar 19
Jan
89 74
41%
15
8 % Mar
19
25%
89 %
12%
13% Dec
21
18%
25%
21
13% May 28
5% July 18
19%
26
42%
Service
S
36%
19
41
May 17
14% Jan 11
36%
18%
7% May 29
9
Apr
9
12% Jun 25
13
26
36%
43
36 Vb Jan
3
Jan
Oct
10V4 Dec
36%
18%
40% Feb
36
36%
18%
33% Feb
Jan
36 %
42%
Shares
Steel
37
25%
National
National
49
26
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast__No par
3
23%
471.A
19'A
National
Linen
23%
48
36%
12%
July 18
23%
45%
19%
4
May
66V4
23%
66
23%
8
47% Jar
20
65%
%
45 %
36
Co
preferred B
5
65%
23
4374
5
preferred A
6%
14
65%
23'A
30 %
common
23
Jan
20
64
Co
162 % Apr
July 23
12 Va Apr
12
16% Jan
Sep
Lead
139
127 %
32% Feb
'
National
64%
10
Gas
$4.50 preferred
4
7.600
45
44%
100
4,600
66
46 Va
com .5
of 1951
430
13%
23%
23%
5
149i%
13V4
Go common™
1
No par
Gypsum
148
31
Dec
132
pid series
46
100 % Feb
9
154
4lAVe
3
19% Jan 25
25
86 % July
23
Aug
101% Apr
13%
38 %
148%
13%
6G
66 %
45 %
8.300
39V4
148 Va
13%
149
23%
65%
*23%
Stores
Department
Distillers & Chem Corp
18% July 26
13
Apr
t>
Natl
35% Apr
21% Mar 12
37 % Dec
9
28% May 21
39
38%
148%
39%
39
148%
13 Va
1
1
Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
*64
13%
13%
13%
National
Register
39%
149
149
149
13 VB
City Lines Inc,
30
23
39 Va
39%
39%
149
10
5
July 20
34% Jan
32
31%
—10
Corp.,
59
20% Feb
2.200
20%
13 VB
5
2b'A May 14
21 % Mar 19
5,700
20%
13 %
_100
11
10
1.300
13 Va
31
20%
13%
common
13
Feb
20 i.A
20%
Corp
20
20
20 74
64 Va
A
34% Feb
Apr
20%
15%
64
Inc—-1
Fibres
Co
preferred
900
15
04%
-
Jun
1,300
63 V 4
15%
64 Va
Co
133
15%
63
*15 Va
15%
15%
1
National
3
July
38% Jan
120
120
64%
15%
15%
04%
1
8
Jan
4u
122
■120
15%
64 %
5
163Va Apt
30% July 26
121
121
100
Louis
St
14
% Apr 18
24
39 Va Jan
179
21
<fc
Corp
30
80 % Jan
12
Feb
11
1/4 Mar 19
42
17
Nov
July 29
IK
8
34% Oct
150
Xd%
July 24
60
July 9
18% Jun 18
Chatt
20%
20%
1.25
32''a
33%
*20 %
32
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RECORD
Range for Previous
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49
Highest
Dec
14
584 Aug 13
2*223
2*SS1
*
90 % Dec
110 4 Jan
13
4
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Dec
20
100
Jun
5
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
92 % Dec
31
1094 Feb
10
33®« Jan
4
474 Apr
3
34
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10
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12
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18
91
18
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1024 Jan
18
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90
104
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jr
a
98
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9% Jan
10
16% Oct
9
12
Jun
25
17% Jan
22
174 Jan 22
14
Jun
18
17
July 16
234 Feb
Oct
44
Jan
xa
15
$5
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164 Jan
31
174 Jan
22
27
Jan
GllSCo
2
Sr
Co
43% Apr
614 Jun
13
Pacific
39% Apr
10
Pacific Lighting
Pacific
Mills
53% Mar 28
Dec
344 Jun 27
Jan
12
1424 July 16
152 y4 Feb
9
26
6% Dec
12
54
304 Nov 29
122% Sep 28
Jan
28
9
Mar
9
26
July 26
123% Jan
2
1254 July 3
5% Jun 24
334 Jan
132
Jun
8
9
7
137% Mar 12
214 Mar 20
164 Jan 27
144 Jun 18
74 Apr 22
19% Jan
4
484 Feb
564 Jan
13
53
Dec
26
86
31
103
Jan
6
27% Nov 29
36
4 Jan
3
29
42% Dec
10
Dec
Aug 27
40 % Jan
12
16
844 July 23
28 4 Jan
2
95
38% Jun
24
454 Mar 29
May 17
36"% Jun 11
Gas
&
Pacific
4%
17
42% Feb
12T
22% Feb
12
624 July 25
26% Jan
2
16% Jan
18
22 % May
12%
27 % Sep
37
26
Jun
21
37
Parker
Rust
7
Jun
4
21
284 Jun
5
24% Jun
21
284 May 16
$1.32
11
28% Mar 27
24 4 Jun
24
28
May 31
$1.30
75
27
854 Mar 13
Penney
30
1
404 Jan
2
16
2
16 4 Jun
18
23
664 Sep
6
68
43% Nov
26
48 4 Jan
3
40% Jun
27
92 4 Dec
27
1124 Mar
2
92 4 Jun
26
106
Jan
29
101
91
Dec
19
109
21
Nov
29
Dec
28
12
55% Jan
90
July 18
Mar 29
20
Feb
Glass
7
9
47'A
35%
13% Jan
214
Jun
27
31% Jan
13
20 4 Jun
254 Jan
8
l
354 Feb
6
64~
Sep
12
184 Oct
24
96
Dec
164 Oct
25
24
85
26
Peoria
Apr
18% Jan
3
45 4 Feb
1
93
514 Oct
10
4
17
42% Feb
107
Apr
26
Apr
204 Jun
7
3 4 Mar 12
4% Jan
15
12
65 4 July 15
894 July 17
97
Feb
25
54% Jan 23
76% Mar 19
51
Feb
5
63 % Jau
2
35% Dec
19
404 Mar 23
35% Jun
27
204 Dec
10
96% Dec
28
112% Jan
13
844 Dec
17
102
Feb
24
17
26 4 Mar 14
20
Julv
40% May 21
Feb
6
" July
1
78% July 24
105% Apr
944 Feb
1
12
19
3
97
23
93
Dec
14
106
Jan
4
90
July 16
1044 Feb
103
Dec
10
109 4 Jan
10
100
July 11
106
17
Jan
23
293a Nov
19
IS
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
39 4 Oct
364 Mar 13
244 Feb
14% Mar
12
1
91
Feb
3
'604 July 12
47
1
July 11
40% July 22
734 Nov 27
944 Mar 12
74
Jan
10
71
91
76% Jan
24
Dec
3
Mar
5
Jan
3
314 Apr 22
18% Apr 15
684 Jan
454 Mar
82
16
6
Feb
12
774 Feb
4
124 May 25
154 Jan
16
10% Jun
10
134 Jan
3
96
8
994 Mar 14
94% Jan
21
96 4 Jan
2
1
56% Dec
10
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12
634 Jan
4
12% Jan
18
8% Jun
18
3
39% Jun
26
3
89
May
464 Oct
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84 Dec
31
404 Dec
17
89
Oct
594 Jan
102
9
Feb
Feb
5
10% Mar 15
444 Jan
3
04
6
May
Co
Petroleum
Pfizer
Jan
3
127%
127%
1281/4
270
5%
5%
5%
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5%
5%
5%
5%
3,900
1
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16
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78%
78
78%
78%
79
10,600
334
34%
33%
33%
34%
34%
3 5'/8
34%
35%
34%
19,300
15%
15%
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15%
15 4
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15%
15%
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654
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65
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64
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43%
43%
43%
43%
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94
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94
94 4
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95
94
94
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100
90%
91
90
90
90%
90%
90%
204
20%
204
20%
21%
214
21%
22%
21%
21%
46,800
8%
8%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
16,400
10
22%
22%
21%
21%
33%
53%
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24%
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34%
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43%
43 4
42 4
43%
42 4
42%
42%
78
73
73
*72
100
2t%
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100
81 % Dec
7
23% Nov
19
132
Dec
28
7% Feb
12
264 Mar 18
75% Jun
6
804 Feb
7
78
1
85
Jan
23
92%
Apr
4
27
35% May 14
155
Feb
1
July
23% Feb
25
128
84 July 19
374 Jan
4
29% July 25
135
Mar 29
4%
4%
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4%
4%
4%
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4%
4%
1,400
63 4
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63
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63
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90
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90
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53%
54%
53%
54%
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36%
37%
37
37%
36%
37
37
37
36%
37
9,300
20%
l
794
101%
28 4
13%
Jun
20
25
16
Apr 20
14
Feb
12
204 Jun
3
304 Jan
23
404 Apr
31% Feb
11
38
7
22
Jan
23
Dec
11
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
25 4 Jtfn
21
19% Jun
24
32% July 22
22 4 Jan 16
Potomac
45
4 Nov
15
55
44% Jun
21
504 Jan
Procter
7% Dec
31
10% May
2
7% Jan
2
634 Dec
27
74
1
64
Mar
37% Dec
10
49% Julv 25
38
Jan
35 4 Nov
71
29
Dec
31
224 Dec
26
214 Dec
5
108
Nov
29
31
Dec
3
6
Aug 10
May
404 July 24
88%
2-.j V2
120
ivi
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30
l
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3512 Mar
8
Jun
2
9% May 15
$3.50
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*93%
46%
*8%
28% Jun
24
4
32% Feb
4
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42
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254
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100
50
2,300
500
3,400
30
200
41%
4,000
18'/a
3,700
♦135
150
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150
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141
139
139
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139
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139
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139
10
28%
294
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284
28
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28
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27%
28
6,200
81
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81
81
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83
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84
100
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23 4
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100
130
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77
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34
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1,900
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preferred-
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& Gas
32%
32%
32%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
43%
49
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8%
8%
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84
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8%
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8%
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preferred
El
32%
20%
5
,1
32%
31%
10
Co
32
2
Power
Gamble
dlv
(The-
40%
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41
35%
10
25
35%
694
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25
com
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100
preference
Inc
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100
Puget Sound Pow & Lt
Pullman
91
2,600
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com
30 %
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100
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25%
98
100
150
83
preferred
6
66
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%
100
24
66
150
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100
Apr
18%
25%
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91
66%
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83
preferred
66 4
19 %
254
191/s
150
76%
preferred
48% Jun
18%
41%
•65
67
19
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4.08%
13
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41%
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4.18%
12
41%
25%
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91
100
4
59 4 Feb
25%
100
•98
100
27
37% Feb
19%
•65
19%
3,600
Mar 13
6
18%
19%
81/4
Feb
51% Apr
41
194
9%
43%
93
301/2
Feb
4
41
194
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43%
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92
1
25%
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19%
93
29%
92
3*7% •Tan
25%
90%
100%
43%
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.
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29
62% Oct
254
90%
9%
43%
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77
2
4.30%
66
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66
68
9%
43%
93
19%
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43%
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43
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19%
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600
43,800
31
26
1
474
30%
28
Feb
46%
47
•75%
July
95
46%
8%
Jun
304 May 22
47%
77
86
21
464
31%
79
25
46%
8%
24% Jun
Jun
11%
974
464
30%
16
88
11%
•93%
*75%
10
244 Jan
11%
97%
76 %
32% Jan
15
11%
*93%
31%
102% Feb
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
11%
974
70%
11
106% Feb
9%
43%
93
11%
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31
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3
47
11%
84
21
17
40
9,800
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85 4 Of
894 Dec
22 % Jan
•
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$1.40
40%
30%
26% Dec
c
15%
61%
40%
10
Electric
Serv
15%
61%
40%
974
19%
_5
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Pub
15%
62
40%
15%
•61
11%
2.50
of
7
40%
1
preferred
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Feb
16%
61%
40'A
10
4/32%
23 4 Feb
11,400
15%
61%
404
*93%
674
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1
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118
40%
16%
62
15%
•61
30
75
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pfd
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2
14,500
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40
July 23
280
29%
75
1
34% July 24
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101 %
29%
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of Colorado
105
90%
101%
30
734
10
Co
34%
90%
102
28%
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1.25
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4
93
*101%
28%
73%
—10
preierred
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9
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102
28%
•70%
12
974
No par
May 20
794 Mar 19
•
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43
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244 Feb
93
*101%
28%
93
284
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48
3
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1014
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1014
73
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com
30
24
410
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25
preferred
May 14
July
300
79
73%
Inc
71
214 Jun
98
79
•70%
Co
Publicker
200
97%
79
76
5
convertible
&
20%
98%
79
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♦70
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Poor
•20%
98
78 4
704
No par
1
67
264 Jan
10
117
20%
984
78 y8
♦70
common
class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittston Co
20%
98 4
794
76
common
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Jun
18
20%
994
794
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5
&
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40 4
100
Pittsburgh
Mar 13
84
16%
62
20%
99'/a
100
preferred
Pittsburgh
July 12
60% Mar 13
28%
•20%
J 00
preferred
87
102
40%
5
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
19
80%
62
3
100
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
31
20%
93
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.
90
100
*98
100
;
common
guaranteed
10,400
53%
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Dec
63 4
90
55%
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90
*89 4
90
544
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preferred
71% Nov
G2V4
634
55%
'
31
62%
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544
common—
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50
2,300
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preferred
preferred
Reading Corp
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2,000
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com
preferred
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23,700
07
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common
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Pillsbury Mills Inc
90
22
59
18%
Phoenix
36% Jan 24
21%
57
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100
12.50
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5%
22
86%
97
.„5
preferred series A
54%
21%
66 %
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19%
1
8% Sep 10
394 Dec 17
22%
100
77
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18%
1
84% Apr
95
1,301
4,900
19 %
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
9
56%
95
22
34%
43%
19 %
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
10
504
42%
19%
204 May 16
23
21%
56 %
77
21%
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12
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22%
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26
6% Feb
56
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93
22
57
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22
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43
52 0
91
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78
22
♦89
4,000
43%
94%
1
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204 July 27
24% Feb
22 %
94
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-
preferred
7%
21%
40
8
6
22
*90
_5
16% Jun
10
,
—25
100
series
100
43%
37% Apr
21
64
431/4
19
Feb
*611/2
44
504 Nov
85% Jan
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66
43%
& Co Inc common—1
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68
4
100
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Philip Morris Inc
2 jO
10
13
31% Jun
2,1 j0
53
324 Feb
150
1,700
27%
25'A
Pitts Coke & Cliem Co
19
27'A
27
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93
25
26%
27%
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27% Mar 20
July 26
26%
26 4
984 May 15
464 Jan
7
Jun
26%
27 %
25
6
75% Feb
12,900
53%
7
27 4
10%
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11
134
10%
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89 4 Feb
3
10%
25 4
21% Feb
23
4,5 JJ
24 %
854 Jun
Jan
20 0
3%
53%
4
964 Apr
500
3%
4
53%
10
170
25,735
23%
20%
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10
62 4
23%
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,
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21
61%
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96
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41
62%
23%
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36
*39%
41
61
100
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*39%
23%
7
74
41
60%
9
140
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26
13
41
20%
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Jun
910
85%
35%
36%
61 %
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150
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41
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86
23%
89
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.
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86
144
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26
1
preference
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5%
1
22% Feb
16
35%
127%
2
1634 Jan
35%
128 4
1
11
35%
♦127 4
Pitney-Bowes
Dec
35 4
128 %
Piper Aircraft Corp
149
35 %
128
100
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1,100
354
*1274
preferred
$4.80
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26%
35 %
1
70% July 12
Mar 26
35%
35%
100
214 Apr 23
22
Id,2 JO
128
53
Jan
48%
127%
70% May 1
28% July 25
„
47%
27%
18% Mar 12
45
48%
127%
preferred
$4
47%
•26%
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preferred
conv
3.90%
*7%
127%
8.80%
Phillips
47'%
26%
4.40%
4%
47%
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common.
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3%%
47
26%
33%c
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Phllco
48
127%
io-
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&
40
26 4
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4.68%
40
128%
128%
Brewing Co
4.30%
40 %
26%
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Coff> of
2nd
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%
25
Phelps-Dodge
$1
40
*20%
common
(Chast
4%
40%
*23%
preferred
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40
1284
Pepsi-Cola Co
Mar 11
40%
25
& Eastern
44%
3,0
2,JQJ
40%
26'!«
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Gas Light & Coke
Pet Milk
9
July 10
60 0
23
40%
2.50
common
Corp
preferred
59
98% Mar 23
-
•22
129%
RR
24% May
25
July 15
224 Apr 12
7% Mar 12
34 Nov 26
f
6*%
.
129 4
Peoples
Mar
105
2
934 Oct
Feb
Jan
54
27
374 Feb
3
264 May 18
45% NoV 20
92
Jan
35
49% Apr
14%
*26 4
series preferred
$1.60
33% Apr
414 Jun
14%
—No par
Penn-Texas
84 Jun
100
1.500
100
(The)
Pennsylvania
13
V*
No par
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
44% preferred
25
19% Jan
90
40
Sand
Jan
17
4,100
90
1,4-jO
Co
Penna
Dec
38
23
Co
Chemicals
4.40%
374
23
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
224 Jan
11
65 %
94
b.OOo
934
25
Pennroad Corp
11
324 Oct
Telep
(J C)
Pennsalt
37 %
*90
641/4
23
preferred
644 July 19
45% Jan
9
49% May 16
ten
Peninsular
July 2
70% July 12
21
*114
.,
91%
66%
94
384
914
934
8,700
23
preferred
29
12
12
*90
65
100
60%
234
preferred
Oct
Nov
91%
65%
93%
384
16%
59%
*23
57
Jan
24 4 Jun
13
12%
/2
64%
93 4
38%
40
.•16'A
24
3.50
13
45% Jan
'90
66
92%
^8%
75%
8,200
22,390
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49 4 Feb
90
64/2
92%
32
75%
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60 4 604
47%
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11
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47
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10
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13% Jan
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88
12
31
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274 Jun
41
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3
29 4 Jan
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■•87'* 88"
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13%
12
2
24% Mar 26
43% July 11
88%
87%
36,300
118
12%
17V4
12% Jan
14
101
89%
100
14%
24
27
23
56
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1,600
2,900
14%
25
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Proof
21
304 Jan
26»/a
12
100
Nov
784 Nov 29
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3.«>00
17'A
44 Jan
$1
834
17%
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204 Dec
26
17%
14%
Mar 27
39
42%
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41
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12
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25% Nov
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264
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26
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Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
Peabody Coal Co common
5
5% conv prior preferred25
24% Jun
25,300
6J
12
14%
Parmelee
10
500
Pipe Line-
Parke Davis &
9
25
90
17%
preferred
20
14% Jun
*89
14%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
17 3,4 Dec
26
IS
No par
304 Jan
Sep
20
IS
14%
Common
8
10 4
91
17%
Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
23
34 May 22
91
•17
Tin
124 Jan
64 Mar 12
T
174
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
234 Jun
2
40
3
*17
Electric
57 4 Apr
3 % Oct
S
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4
1
6,600
93 %
1
preferred
Panhandle East
48% Dec
49%
83
494
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—25
Jan
5%
4
90
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a,
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
264 Jan
334 Jan 21
46 4 July
1
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Pacific
10
16
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common
nreferred
preieried—
224 Jun
9
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Nov~27
40
2
35% Nov 29
128
2
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314 Oct 31
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10
11
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364 Feb 11 '
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14
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1304 Aug
20
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294 July 16
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69 4
23
21%
110
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81
82
89
89
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90
7,800
130
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704
69 4
70
70%
70%
70
70
41
41%
41%
414
41%
42
41%
41%
3.400
34%
35%
34%
35
354
5,600
704
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69 4
67
68
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69
100
23
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24
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24
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24
100
21%
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21%
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21%
♦20
21%
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23
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105
30%
25%
80%
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*87
26%
26%
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105
30%
254
80 3
4
90
30''h
110
30%
25%
25%
80%
80%
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90
34%
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35
110
35%
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30%
30
30%
17,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
3,000
81 4
81%
300
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81%
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874
871/2
88%
100
26%
4,300
90
80
90
27
26f%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
*87
ICO
301'a
88%
90
110
30
10
26%
63 4
63
634
63%
63%
634
64
64%
4.500
62%
64
_No par
42%
43 4
42 711
43%
42%
434
43%
15.400
43%
43 4
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Co
_
5
21
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 29, 1957
The Commercial
22
(438)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Frerlou
B»a*e for
Range Since
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Par
EXCHANGE
Juiy
Juiy %A
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Jury 24
Ju.y
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
AND IIIGII
LOW
STOCKS
.o
the Week
Friday
onares
:ni
juiy
Q
31
130
Nov 21
2 7%
35%
36 %
35%
36 Vb
35%
66 %
67
66
66%
*65%
19%
19%
19 Vb
19%
America com—No par
—No par
5
35Tb
30%
%
66%
19%
19%
Raybestos-Munnattan ..——No par
Rayonier Inc
— ————1
Ray-O-Vac Co
2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common..—
50
4%■ noncum 1st preferred
—_5o
4% noncum 2nd preferred——50
*57%
21
40
May 13
Radio Corp of
24
Mar 22
Jan
R
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
27
14
20'A July 11
59% Apr 12
64% Jun
78
17
20% May 13
70 y« Nov
15 lb Dec
53% Jan
87'A Feb
4
23
59'A Jun
11
12
11 y2 Mar 14
15% Apr
July 19
19% Mar
16"/8 Mar 15
22'A May 13
31 y4 Feb
14
37% May
31V4 Apr
34% Jan
37% Sep
24
44 % Jan
35 % July 12
39
23
37% Apr
33 Va July 24
36
12
16% Aug
27
Dec
13
33 % Nov
11
u y2 Dec
26
4
10
Jan
Jan
2
6
41% Apr
12
2
31 Va Jan
12
8% Mar 26
12% Jan
8
Feb
38
31
11
22% July
5
% Apr
5
6% Feb
12
26
28
15% July
18 'A Mar
14
30% Apr
18
26
July
1
30
Mar 29
Reliance
3
64 Va Apr
4
54% July
1
62
Feb
28% July 19
43 Va Jan
3
21% July 25
61
Jan
8 %
8
5'% Jan
10
32% Jan
May
Nov
27
11'A Dec
13
4
13% Apr
25
42% Feb
13
60'A Dec
17
43% Feb
12
59% Jan
2
34 % Dec
31
45
30% Apr
2
39
27
Apr
28% Dec
24
10
21
Mar 12
40
25 % Dec
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
5
11% Mar
13
85
3
27
49% Mar 19
42 Vb Jun
Oct
1
49
17
46% Mar 29
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
58% Mar 19
69
Dec
66 % Jan
19
21% Jan
5
15
6
26% Apr
28%
Apr" 13
25% Jan
Apr
42 '/a Aug
18% Jun
23% Jan
28% Jun
25
35
27% Dec
10
19% Jan
362% Dec
19
510
Apr
Nov
28
105
Jan
31% Dec
Feb
.
21%
21%
21 Vb
21%
25,100
33%
33%
33%
34
33 To
34
35%
35 Va
35 Vb
35%
35Tb
33%
44
21%
33 To
21 %
21%
33 >2
33%
30
*35
33%
*33 Vb
33 Vb
*40
*35
35%
44
44
*26%
*5 Vb
15
*14%
27
423 Va May
96
Rohr
10% May 14
13% Jan
2
39% Feb
12
60% Jun
10
30% Jan
38% Apr
28
Feb
26
8
Nov 28
13 Va Apr 26
8V4 Mar
56%
58
57%
58 T
56%
57%
25,800
39
36 %
35
35%
36
38%
35
35
381,4
33%
34'A
33%
34 Vb
33%
7,800
29,400
33%
34%
33
36 Vb
9%
9 Vb
9 V'a
9 To
9%
To
20.800
9%
9
9%
24,400
60%
61%
60%
42%
43
43'A
9
52 Tb
52%
52 Tb
70
*60
73
74
*73'A
74 Va
73 %
61 Vb
60%
61 To
43
43
88 Vb
70
*60
73 T 4
18%
2%
2%
68 %
73%
28%
28%
*28'A
28%
*28
28
25
*24 %
25%
*24%
25
*89%
89%
18%
18%
18 Tii
7,700
2%
2Tb
2 Tb
27,200
2%
74%
17,600
*28%
28%
500
25
*24 Vb
25
6
5 To
*5%
34%
43 Vb
43 Va
43%
*43%
26 T 4
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Vb
30%
31%
20
402
403
403
403
402
403
93
93
*93
95
*93
95
28
28%
28 %
28%
5
405 >2
720
404
*90
95
*27%
27Tb
1,500
31T 4
31%
70 J
28%
32
-
22,100
95
28%
%
31%
4.200
31%
28 Vb
*93
28%
27 Tb
-
404
404
IOC
100
44
27%
800
12,300
34
*42
44 Vb
27
30%
5%
33%
34%
*42%
45
*44
—5
72%
28%
*24%
35
34%
35%
74
28'A
Vb
6
6
6
6
34%
270
72
74%
73 Vb
76'A
1,500
73%
*89
18 To
72
22,100
70
*73
89 Tb
73 Vb
89 Vb
1,100
54 %
53 '/a
54 %
53 Tb
*73%
89
89
90
'88Tb
9
43%
*60
70
*60
Vb
43 V4
Vb
53%
52 Vb
52%
70
*60
43
43 Tb
43 %
a
60 Vb
61
00 '/a
61
2%
31Tb
31%
10
*11%
11%
11Tb
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
11%
11%
1
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
44,400
58%
59 Tb
57%
20 Guilders
1
35%
36 %
35%
36
35 Va
8.200
36%
36%
35%
36%
35 %
32'/a
32%
5,800
32%
32%
32-4
32%
32 To
22*^8
1
10%
9%
6,400
10%
10%
10
10% ;
10
11
—
(The)
'
*10%
5
(Jacob)
Ruppert
11
1,300
11%
57 %
30 To
18%
—
Corp
Ruberoid Co
15% Jun
4
6%
11%
11%
25
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp—
8
11%
34 Va
1
33% July
2
Dec 23
11%
56%
No par
Corp
40% May 16
36l/a July 16
29
5
Cable Corp
Ronson
11
31
11Tb
2%
Aircraft Corp
*ue
11%
18%
common
P
33% May 21
6%
6,500
2,900
23%
6 To
10
El
Co
Haas
23%
6%
12%
5Tb
&
23%
6%
2%
preferred
57%
'*.56
57 Va
6%
21%
18%
preferred series A
4%
400
57'%
36 To
Rohm
8
May 29
200
27
2%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
31% July 24
13
Feb
01% May 16
24% Feb 12
15%
*26%
57
5%
&
*14%
12
35%
Gas
100
15%
11%
Antelope Copper Mines
Controls com—1
conv
1,400
5%
26%
*56
57 Vb
24
23 •%
24
6 Va
*24 %
5%%
9 Vo
6%
23%
5
Rochester
5
,9Tb
6
18 %
Corp—
200
1,600
■
26'/a
27
*56
200
*14%
15'A
*26 T a
57%
1,600
*5%
9%
9
*5%
6
*
23%
23%
23Tb
23%
9Vb
27
27
6%
6%
*41%
24
6
*56
57%
44
9 To
15
24
23 %
*40
23 Vb
*5%
27
*56
33 Vb
44
*40
9
9
15 %
*33
23 Vb
24
23 %
23%
33 To
*33 To
No par
Corp
Paper
29% Mar
17% Jan
9
21%
21 Tb
15 %
Robertshaw-Fulton
Roan
44 y4 Dec
10
13%
*13%
13%
5 •'%
Ritter Company
»'.4
35 Va Nov 29
27% Feb
Riegel
36% July 19
44Vb July 17
25% Feb
13
12
6
Oil
Richfield
27% May
7% Apr
29
Jan
3
351
2
16
21 % May 28
1.100
1
5s
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
33% Jan
26% July 19
37 % Apr 26
9
19,300
13%
18 Tb
Rheem
18
Jun
77
25
2
22
12
2
30% Aug
Mar
3% Apr
2% May 27
19
62% Feb
5% Jun
29
Jun~26
Feb
series
17 V4 Jun
84 % Apr
25 Va
13%
*23 %
10
100
100
series
4.50%
15
23
90
3.60%
Preferred
99
3l% Nov 29
27
Preferred
4
82 % Jan
24
5
21%
22
24
87'A Jun
37 % ivxar
21
17% Dec
24%
13*%
*40
10
Common
2
72 y4 Jun
89% Jan
12
25%
13%
33%
2.50
1
50
Co
Drug
Jan
26
16
Apr
70
Apr 26
Sep
Rexall
6
68Va Jun
105% Jan 11
70
25 %
13 Va
20%
5
1
65'A May 16
100
58 Vb
25 To
13%
5%
1
Ino——
5
52 Va July 22
7
57% May
81
91
Aug
Revlpn
57%
25%
9
Revere Copper & Brass
July 19
9
51Va Feb
41% Dec
Republic Steel Corp
57 Vb
*57 Vb
33%
100
—1
50c
10
10
6.300
58
25%
9
common—.
July 11
10% Jan
4
8% May
45 lb Feb
Co
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
6
16
15 Ve Jan 10
8% Jan
Mfg
pfd 3%%
Conv
1
1.500
20%
58 %
5
series
Republic Aviation Corp_;—
18% Jan
65-4
19Tb
*57%
10
18
27
Jan
15
65%
x25
10
Corp.—
Stores
Reliable
8
14 V4 Apr
33,800
35%
Vb
66
58%
*35
50c
Inc—
Bros
(Robt) &c Co—
$1.25 div prior preference-—
34%
36
20 Vb
*57%
13 %
No par
Roller Bit Co—..
Reed
1,20j
25
24%
Mills——.———5
Real Silk Hosiery
Reeves
19 %
Reis
10% Mar 14
Nov 27
6
Dec
30% Apr
15
Jan
40
4
33% Jan
20% Jan
17
Inc
Ranco
7
34% Jan
48 V4 Feb
3
44% Aug
28% Nov 29
11
24y4 July 16
6b
$3.50 1st preierred—
24.
130
28
'27%
27%
27%
27%
2,700
125
125
1^5
125
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
125
125
27%
27 %
27%
Quaker State
35%
35%
126
"125
125
125
27%
29% Jan
26 y4 Mar 26
19
33% Apr
29% Dec 20
Feb
138
July 22
125
20
Feb
153
35%
35%
35%
common—5
_—
100
Oil Refining Corp—10
(The)
Quaker Oats Co
6 %> preierred
37% May
i
2
33 V'a Jan
7
35% Mar
May 28
10 Tb
8
80% Feb
80
Nov
Feb
13
22% Jan
5
16
24% Dec
3
38% Dec
3
91
Nov
7
311
Aug
5
215
Sep
Jan
155
40% Feb
46
% Mar
6
25
25 % May
24
26
26% Jan
11
St
66% July 17
Va xviar 23
69% Dec
235
170
19% Jun
25% Aug 31
Jan 13
33
14
22% Jan
Mar 19
52'
2
Feb
30% July 10
17
July
137
3
Dec
155
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
74 Vb Feb
5
2
235
17
190
13
,
May 23
205
60Tb July 31
Feb
7
9
July 17
270
Feb
4%
L
San
Co
Ry
F
5%
preferred-^.:
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
6
29
noncum
17
23% Aug 22
19 Va Jun
19
37 Va Mar
29
31% Feb
26
39% May
2
16
15
Jan
23
17% July
1
Savage
.9
18% Feb
13
20
48 Vb Feb
13
96 Tb
12% Jun
18
8
22 J/a Mar
May 28
44% Feb
63 Tb Apr
14
Nov~29
67%
Oct
18
13
Schering
July 22
29
16 Tb Feb
55
Apr
75 Vb Mar
12
30
64Tb Jun
Scott
14
79
Jan
2
86
Mar
93
Jan
4
102
Mar
7
29% Jun
14
19
12
105 Tb Apr
33% Dec
21
40 % Apr
33 Tb Jan.
Co
Paper
3.65%
preferred
Dec 28
89 Va Mar
75
Jan
7
83
May
1
Dec
28
44% May
30 Vb Feb
11
36
Jan
4
4
19% Feb
29
16Tb Feb
13
17% Jan
70% Nov 26
54% Feb
12
80% July 10
Dec
13
12
26% July 26
25% Jun 20
2i % Dec~20~
36% Jan
3
12% Jun
21% Feb
29
1
Jun
17
7
23% Jun
28
lo
Jan
24
e
49% Feb
12
61% May 13
Shamrock
'44 %Jun
27
58% Jan
Sharon
93
Industries
2
Shell
May 21
15 Tb Jan
New
30
Sheller
1
17 Va Jan
25
Sheraton
54% Feb
62% Jan
24
73
Dec
17
50 Va Feb
10
67
Aug
3
8
3
46% Jun
7
32 Vb Jan
12
20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
61% Feb 13
60% Jan
16% Nov 29
12
35
21
Apr
17
16% Jan
2
64 % May 10
47% Feb
24
16 To July 17
July 10
12% Jan
24
7% Mar
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
Dec
21
53% Jan
44
16
13
6
2
July 16
89
Jan
68 Tb Jun
8
Sinclair
6
Oil
Skelly
Oil
Smith
75%
*13%
14
26%
27
11
65% July 15
21% Jan
18
10% Jun
6
23% May
2
13
20
35Tb Nov
15
30% July 26
39% Jan
11
Dec
12
40% Jan
17
32%Jun
11
35% Jan
25
45
Nov
21
54 Tb
July 27
45% Jan
2
51% Jun
13
10
1
49% May 16
40
May 28
45% Jan
8
17% Dec
6
20% Jun
1
17% May 10
19% Feb
4
Dec
26
91% Jan
4
78% Apr
81
Jan
17
33 Tb May
27
17
15% July 24
18 Va Jan
10
6% Sep
63 Vb Aug
4
17
4% Mar 27
6 Tb Jan
7
40
Jan
3
13
45
Tb Apr
25
6
91
47% Jun
25
73% Jan
95 lb Nov
30
103% Mar
16% Nov
1
21% Nov
29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
24 % Mar 20
29 Vo
70Va Dec
28
22% Oct
1
For footnotes
14
92
83 Va Jan
31 %
see
9
19 Vo Jan
20
16 Vo Jan
OP.
page
3
17
*»
24.
8
94Vb Jan
July 17
105
19
July
5
2
Apr
61
28
15*% July 16
July
Feb
July
10% Jun
63 Vb July
28 Vb Feb
12
14%
1.300
4%
8,200
27%
28 Tb
27%
28
*14%
15 Vo
14%
14%
14 5
4%
4%,
4%
4%
4 To
68
67
68
68
1.160
68%
67%
68
67 %
70
17%
17%
17%
17Tb
16%
17%
3,300
52%
4,000
44%
6,300
10%
12.800
u
4%
o
4Tu
45%
44%
89
88%
89-,'u
4
89%
89
9%
9 To
4,000
89Tb
89
88
89
28%
19.700
20 Va
2,200
28%
20 ao
193.1
20%
19%
20%
20%
12%
12%
12;'
+
12%
12%
12 Tb
12%
3,800
29%
29 To
29 7
o
29%
29%
29 Vb
2.000
30 Vb
29%
30 %
12%
30%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43 %
43 Vb
43
43 Vb
76 Vb
73
74 %
*72 Vb
74 Tb
*72
73%
500
*74%
64%
63Tb
64 T1
63 %
64 T 8
64%
16,300
70%
71
70 3 4
71
70%
70%
70%
2,500
88%
89 TV
88
88-%
88
88 Vb
86%
88%
4,200
50%
51%
503.)
51
51
52
51
51
43 Tb
75 Tb
5
63 T a
64 %
64
25
10
71 %
71Tb
88%
88 %
10
Co
51%
51Tb
Aircraft
18
18
18
18
18
18
62%
63%
613)
62%
62%
63
62%
62 Vb
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
7.000
16%
16 To
4.400
Rico
8%
Co com_4.50
50
5
25
Sugar com
25
Edison
(The)
5
26To July 15
1
98 V2 Jan
15
25
12'/a Apr
11
1
72% .Tan
7
12
35% Jun
11
Southern Natural Gas
South'n
Pacific
non-cum
Co
Mobile
&
No par
(Del)
Spalding
Sparton
stk
tr
20
ctfs-
Public Service
(A G)
No par
preferred
Ohio
Southwestern
7.50
Co
Southern Railway common
5%
& Bros Inc
Corp
Co
&
Co.
Square D Co
*44
31%
8 Tb
46
8 Tb
V2
32
8%
8%
8Tb
21%
21
21
21
21
47
Tb
•443)
31%
31%
31 Vb
31%
*33%
33 Va
46
♦44
Tb
8 Tb
8%
21
21%
21%
21 %
*44
46 Tb
8Vb
8
*44
30%
31 %
30%
*33%
28.200
5,000
47
31%
34
3.600
100
*33%
33 Tb
33%
33%
48
47%
48
47%
47 Tb
47 To
47%
47
47%
9.200
47%
24%
25i b
25
25%
24%
25 Vb
24 7 b
25 Vb
15,200
24%
25 Tb
30
30%
30
30
29Tb
30
29%
29%
*29%
46%
47
46
47
46 Vb
47
463)
18.900
48%
45 3 4
46%
45 7
o
46%
45%
45%
16,203
43%
44%
43%
44
13,100
18
18 Tb
18
18
10,200
*33%
33 Tb
45 Tb
45%
45%
45%
45Tb
45%
43%
43%
43%
44%
44
443a
18 Tb
18
18 To
18
18 Ve
*18
81
*78%
81
*78
%
81
*78 Vb
81
*78%
30
900
81'
100
*73%
31
31'b
30%
31 Vb
30%
30%
303)
7.100
31Tb
30%
1
30%
16%
15%
15%
15Tb
15Tb
15%
1,000
16
16
15%
16
5 Tb
5 To
:1
2.50
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common-.
2
$4.50
preferred
No par
Spear
16%
20%
preferred
California
2,100
Xl7%
63%
1
preferred
Porto
2,600
18%
18
18%
62%
1
G
1,600
15
Co
&
x70%
63 Tb
5
Inc
Oil Co Inc
South Carolina E
8%
28%
20%
12%
75%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Southern
28%
20%
12%
43%
Co
Socony Mobil
South
28%
20%
No par
Corp
Smith-Douglass
5%
28%
1
50c
1
O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
Solar
28Tb
28%
£
28%
28%
29
38 Va Oct
Jan
70,100
88%
44% Nov
May 27
65
1.003
27%
27%
53
Southern Co
12
26%
9%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Dec
10)
14
26 To
44%
25% July 10
38
Vb
52
49 Vb July 17
May 28
26
9%
32
4
*26 %
45%
1
12
22
3,300
263u
53 Tb
2
Jan
4,200
9%
25
26
17
7534
*13%
53
20 Tb Jan
Jan
17
75%
14
45%
38 Vo Apr
28% July 19
17
76
9%
28% Jun
21
16%
45%
18
20
25,300
75%
53 %
31
17% Nov
34
*13%
75%
9%
39% Dec
24% May 15
7,900
14
17 Tb
75%
45%.
23
10
33 Tb
53
33% Apr
84
34
30 %
83
*81
83
33
Tb
11
46% Jan
29%
9
31
42% Feb
31%
45 Tb
23
58% Mar 23
10
96
52 T
Jan
Mar 16
*94
9%
33% Jan
19% Jan
29
20%
96
8,000
80
*81
33 Tb
17
26 %
*77
30%
31 %
83
33 Tb
82
*94
96
*13%
x26%
*77
45 Tn
(A
July 23
55% July
2
33
24% Jun
*75%
14
No par
Co
Simnronds Saw & Steel
89 Tb
51 Va Feb
80
52%
Corp
80% May 27
20% Jan
62
51%
ordinary
Simmons
July 24
75%
171
Corp
of America
17
72% May
45
Mfg
49% Jan
23
49 % Sep
10
21% Apr
73
5
55% Jan
24% Jan
shares
York
29% Jun
24
Nov
15,500
61Tb
—7.50
42 Tb Jun
88
17 Tb
14
& Tr—
Va Apr 26
55
4
17 Tb
17
17
75 Tb
17 To
Signode Steel Strapping Co
19
33 To
18%
Co
11
55 Va Jan
33Tb
68.600
20 Vb
62
*81
83
*81
87%
20
61T 4
31%
32
31%
87%
20 Vb
62
*94
96
*94
87%
19%
61Tb
1
32 Vb Apr
45% Jan
84
86 Tb
20 Vb
"
No par
No par
12
7
61%
18
Gi
12% Apr
27% Feb
21% Feb
61%
2.50
Inc
35% Mar 26
14
61%
21%
87%
80
61Tb
21%
85%
20
21Tb
'21%
*80
1.600
22 T
I
13
Feb
18
6
21.700
68
Corp
(Frank
Oil
22% Mar 13
Mar 19
29
13 % Feb
22%
5
Gas
Oil &
Steel
Shattuck
Shell Transp
18% Nov 29
21%
No par
preferred-,
Shahmoon
2
10% July 26
12
a
15%
15
59
72% Feb
3.400
15%
15 %
28 Vb
4
8
38
15%
15
20
100 Va Aug
37%
15 %
27%
$4.50
2,400
38 Tb
15%
1
Falls Corp
12,300
12 j
38
21%
33%
20%
38 %
90%
20% I 20 %
32
89
20%
15 Vb
82%
83
89
20
15 Tb
22
31%
33%
91
20
33%
38 Tb
96 Tb
*81
32%
*88
20
20
20%
97 Tb
33%
89
38%
20
83
33Tb
89
20%
89Tb
21Tb
1,400
38%
4 Tb
39% Jan
10
'
15 %
39% Jan
62% Jan
15 Tb
26.600
71 Vb
33
'
'<
28 %
26% Jan
9
38%
23%
21%
201,
20Tb
38 Tb
13 Tb
33%
89
',*88
4',4
6
11% May
x33 %
33%
89
15 %
Feb
14
205
27%
Apr
8% Dec
*180
205
205
1
50
7% Mar 12
260
*180
1
15
July 11
59% Dec 17
*250
205
3
76Tb July 15
16
265
*180
& Co
7
19
*250
205
;>
Roebuck
42% Jan
23% Nov
265
*180
Servel Inc common
Mar 15
26
265
*252
260
Seiberling Rubber Co
Sears
63
43 Va NOV
71
*250
9
51b July
8
71
3
15% Jan
3Tb Jan
27
23Tb
71
1
-.tup
27
7% Apr
3 % Dec
23 %
70
32 lb
Co
Sealright-Oswego
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
Mar 12
13
*/u
Oil
Seaboard
233.,
23%
70
*94%
Seaboard Finance Co
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
23%
22 3 4
69
*80
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
300
11.500
200
24
*23 T e
24
16,500
100
31%
23%
20
Scovill Mfg Co common
2
78
30%
24%
No par
25
100
35
31Tb
31
31Tb
31
67
No par
$3.40
180
*175
"'
•
31Tb
21%
20 Tb
No par
common
*172
175
81%
178
*23%
*88
1
preferred
$4 preferred
7
Dec
Corp
Schick Inc
22 Vo May
Jan
95
77% Dec
90
23% Jun
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
*80
*174
67
32%
5
100
10
10
5
1.40
15c
Arms
80
180
21Tb
"180
100
_
18% Jan
1st
80
24%
"250
pfd 4.40%
29% Jan
96
80%
80 %
21Tb
100
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangaino Electric Co
July
88
105
12
Dec
81%
*23%
*66
St Regis Paper Co common
Feb
23% Jan
32 Vo May 10
9
28
93
Tb
80%
*23%
__10<)
Ry Co
81%
80 Tb
80
80%
31Tb
31Tb
30%
81%
81%
175
180
•177
No par
5%
St Louis Southwestern
May 27
81
•
No par
com
Preferred series A
82%
801 b
80%
80
81
5
_10
100
10
Safeway Stores common
82% July 15
93
Mar 22
12
78
97% Feb
30
112
60% Feb
17
71% Dec
14
$5.50 pfd
5
4%
*41
56Tb
*88
4%
46%
57%
91
4%
"4Tb
4%
*46
€0
*50
57 Vb
57
56
*88
91
*88
5
5
5
60
*50
6°
57%
91
57
Tb
*88
57 Vb
91
*46
57%
*88
57 Vb
15%
15
lb
1534
15%
15%
15 Tb
15%
15%
15%
25%
24%
25 Vb
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
25
92%
92%
*92
93%
10%
10%
10%
67
66%
67
34%
34%
34%
3538
*92
10%
10%
10%
67
93%
.
11
66 %
66 Tb
*66 %
32T)
34%
32%
93 Tb
10%
67
33 Tb
*92
10%
*66%
33
2,700
91
15%
*92
1,400
63
2,800
71,800
931 b
20
10%
4,900
67
333 +
200
15,300
Volume 186
Number 5659
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(439)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
36% Oct
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
,
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Loiv est
44% May 14
2
37% Jan
2
77 J/4 Ncv
30
91% Jan
26
72% Jun
26
6% Dec
28
12% Jan
6
6% Jan
2
42% May
LOW
NEW TORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Standard
9
Erands
82% Feb
13
$3.50
9% Jan
11
Standard
Inc
Par
No par
Coil
42
—No par
*75
com
preferred
Products
Co, Inc__,_l
.
AND
Tuesday
July 'iS
July 22
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 24
Salw for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Juiy 25
July 26
Shares
421/4
0%,
41 %
42%
41%
42
41%
42
41%
42%
76
75%
75%
75
751/4
75%
75%
'75%
75 '/a
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
{
'
6%
•
-
4,200
110
7
2,400
fcacuiuard Gas & Electric Co—
3 %
43% Nov
48
49
29
58% May
4
Jan
23
65
% Jan
31
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
2
50
May 28
88% Dec 28
Aug 14
Standard
62 % Jan
3
85
Starrett Co
31
.
9
35%
25
13
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
& Co Inc.
Stewart-Warner Corp
18% May 15
19% May 21
Stix
4
17
Jan
2
17% Feb
26
17
Jun
17
31
36
Feb
12
25
% Jan
3
6% Jun
19
8
29
50
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
7
10iy4 Jun
28
70 y4 Jan
31
82
22% Jan
23
Feb
46
27
72% Feb
22% Feb
26% Jan
7
6
6
Nov
39
Feb
Dec
19
78
Mar 22
6% Dec
26
10% Mar
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
2
Dec
1,300
4
30 % Apr
2
52% Mar 16
35% Nov 29
27% Feb
9
.
1
5%
8
29% Apr
6
May
24
Feb
Storer
82
Jun
31
12
20% July 26
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
33% July 26
38% Jan
6658 Feb
74
Sun
13
6 % Mar
8
2
21% Feb
11
27% Jan
35% Feb
12
42
2,000
20
*17%
45%
18
-.No par
__1
1
Dec
13
11% Jan
27
25% Jan
16
33% Oct
1
18% Dec
28
30'% Dec
14
45% May 17
01
6% Dec
21
10% Jan
9
Jan
23
182'/2 May
9
34% Feb
10
2OV4 Oct
1
20% Dec
20
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
47% Aug 21
54% July 10
13% July 31
14% Apr
4
11% Jun
20
10%
Jan
23
44
July 23
51
16
16
1,930
1,930
1,980
24%
23%
24
37%
37%
37%
23%
37'":»
"23'Va
37%
(The)__4.16%
*2312
24%
*23%
*23%
34
34%
33%
24 %
34%
7.50
41%
42%
40%
41
—,—„_—No par
82%
82 %
82%
82i%
25
Mar 28
19
Texas
19
4
Instruments
48% Jan
14
19
23
Coal
Pacific
Land
share
Sub
&
Texas
Utilities
10
21 »/2 Jan
2
Textron
3
11
Dec
19
Inc
$1.25
10'/4 Apr
12
Thermoid
53
12
$2.50
24% July 25
The
Jan
23
'
1
69% Feb
12
13
47% Mar 26
23.',4 Nov 27
28% Feb
13% Dec
"l5 '
13
83
July
<2'/4 F>
Mar 29
43% Nov 27
51% Nov
7
34% Oct
45% Apr
30
1
16% Nov 29
20
Jan
24% Feb
52
Nov
25
95% Apr
3
4 >
40% Feb
5
35
Feb
13%
ivlar
20% Jan
301/2 Oct
31
27
24% Feb
12 '
48
47%
48
47%
47%
47'%
73%
74%
74%
75
74%
74%
74
74%
23,200
42%
41%
42%
40%
39%
40%
39%
41
23,000
27%
27
41%
27%
27
37,500
•
.
.
26
61
Jan
25
37% Jun
J—1
Co
22 % Feb
8
30% Jun
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
371%
37
37%
8,600
7%
2,700
27%
26%
8,000
700
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*134
138 %
*135%
137%
136%
136%
135%
45
44%
45%
44%
451/4
45%
45%
45%
45%
5,600
14%
14%
14%
141%
14%
14%
141/8
9,200
*18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24%
251/4
18%
24%
14%
18%
24y8
25%
25
25%
591/8
60
59'/a
61
1
14%
No par
,5
18%
24%
18%
25%
59 %
60
1
.
"135
45 %
14%
<
•
J.
7%
137
24%
*59%
*24%
59%
24%
-*12%
13
12%
12%
*12%
13
12%
12%
12%
46
40
*45%
46%
*45%
46%
45%
-45%
■*45%
14%
*13%
14%
75%
*14%
14%
*137/o
14%
85
*80
24%
*24%
1
^.50
;
*24%
24%
24%
X60%
24%
24%
136
61
24%
12%
46
300
400
•
6,500
1,470
200
500
«-
60
**
75%
-—25
75%
76%
*80
85
37%
37"%
37%
751/8
74%
75%
*80
85
37%
37%
23
23
23%
23%
49%
50%
50%
50%
50%
J„5
13%
13%
37%
37%
*23%
No par
*13
7/8
75
75%
85
*80
37%
37%
14%
75%
10,100
83
37%
3,700
22%
,,
23%
22%
22%
1,200
497%.
23%
51
50%
50
50%
8,000
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
131/8
2
55%
56%
55%
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
55
55%
5,000
..2
.
35%
36%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
44,200
14 %■
14%
14%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
137/8
7,400
41%
13%
Inc'
5
No par
41%
common—„.1
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
52%
53
52%
53
53
53%
53%
53%
23%
Airlines
Tri-Conlinental Corp
'
_—
6
31% Jan
37%
(The)-.
(The)
World
Trans
20
2 '
30%
27
100
Roller'Bearing..-.
Edison
Trane Co
9
27% Feb
41
—10
$2;70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
48 %Jun
28 %
41
10
Transue,& Williams Steel
22% July
27%
40%
Transajn«jrlea Corp.
29
19
27%
40%
common
57
26
27%
41
(J R)—_—
50
July 9
34% July 16
Dec
27%
41
No par
11
36% Mar 12
27%
41'
..No par
24
64
28
41
common—
$1.20 preferred
Timken
"33% Nov
27%
41%
_50c
26%! Feb
Jan
28%
41%
2
48%'Jun
15
July 27
27 %
27%
27%
1
A—25
*80
Toledo
1,600,
27
No par
Ry Co
:
6
Trust—
59
17
48
74%
41%
common
28% July 23
9
29
47%
73%
6
*14
13
4
20
47%
25
....
24
13% Jun
2.50
__15
20
41 % Apr
5,700
convertible preferred
Tidewater Oil
561/2 July 22
July 23
,
26
1.90J
12%
47%
Thompson Products Inc common..5
4%
preferred
__j
L100
8
Ma^y 27
53% Jun
13 % Jan
57/a
12%
Fair
Thompson
18
42%
28% Mar 21
Jan -10
52% Apr
89% May
9
22% July 26 '
49% Juu
5
141/2 July 16
15
-
5%
12%
__3%
—No par
preference
*
400
5%
12%
Co
Co
20
5%
12%
Oil.
&
20
190
8.20J
5%
preferred—
conv
25
2
19%
20
.
12%
common
$2.40 conv
25
10% Jan
19%
11%
5%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
July 18
11% Apr
11% Jan
Nov
104
33
Pacific
44% Jan
26
11%
10%
13%
ctfs ex-distribution
Texas
2
Feb
80
86-
Jan
11%
10%
5%
—
Inc
Pacific
4
Apr
81
12%
preferred series
Texas
49% May
8
81
13%
L_...
Jun
Jan
10,400
81%
*19%
45
61
II,400
*81
19%
31% Jun
25% Jun
33%
41 Va
82%
*81
19%
40% Jun
21
33%
39%
19%
12
29
33%
13
1
15% Feb
23%
2,400
41%
*19%
5%
1
10
*231/4
2,700
41
2
Corp
Jan
24V4
820
23%
37%
33%
10%
33
371/2
*23%
10%
7
231%.
37%
41%
10%
26% Jun
1950
24
33%
10%
-
1935
600
1,300
156,300
24%
10%
Corp
37%
2,500
33
l
...J
1940
1915
21
2OV4
40%
Talcott
8% Mar 15
1,950
1,930
23%
Symington Gould Corp_l_____
i
10,% Dec
com
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
28
21%
3734
Co
21
21%
1,880
Gulf
17% Jan
47% Jan
1
x23%
Texas
13% Apr
18% Apr
29% Apr
29% Apr
24,400
5
Texas
Jan
5,200
28'/a
50
:
6
160
74%
27%
25
l
Co_J
9
9
74%
28%
12%
11
2
74%
11%
May
2
74%
28
13%
60% Jan
July
74%
28 'A
12%
49 '/2
7% Jan
74%
28
13 'A
76% Jun
38% Jan
741
28%
13r
5
134
74%
28
13%
Feb
42% July 27
75
28%
12%
Corp.
Aircraft
50
74%
28
13%
Texas
150
3,100
12%
Paper
conv
13%
87
10c
preferred
4.48%
1,000
13%
87
Co—
Inp (James).
TelAutograph Corp
5
56%
13%
89
33%
Temco
16
56 %
57
13%
"87
1
30
Co—
Tennessee
56%
13%
89
10,500
3.100
72
11
29 % Mar
571/2
13%
*87
2,800
6%
33%
31
331% Apr
*57%
25%
6%
6%
45%
71%
8% Jan
38% Mar 26
6%
45%
72
18% Jan
5
6%
900
2,200
25%
45%
25%'
33%
6
28V4 Dec
25%
451,4.
25%
21%
14
32
45%
25%
18
72
51/4 Jun
47% July
1
54% Feb 12
18
*17%
21%
18% Feb
7
"17%
18
45%
33%
121% July 17
4
Apr
19
72
9
62
17 %
18%
6%
,
6,700
3,200
38%
,.17%
18%
34
Apr
69% May
38%
17%
18%
72
8
51
38%
17%
21%
May
14
38%
17%
18%
*33%
14
Feb
2,400
38%
72
89
45
5,200
21%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
20% May 17
13,400
22%
341/4
8
53% Ncv 29
37% Oct 31
1
300
32%
22%
181/2
*17%
•
14%
89
13%
313,4
23
21%
19
4
57%
13%
*87
131/4
33%
22%
71%
80
12
No par
14
87
13%
32%
*33%
99
181/4 Dec
57%
57
13%
*13%
'
76%
34'%
Sweets Co of America
151/4 May
6%
87
13%
33%
76
21%
Swift
21% Nov 26
6%
77i'2
71%
9
3
6%
76%
34
17
31
25%
17%
80%
71%
29
Jun
25%
171/4
*78%
12.50
46V4 Jan
Dec
46
57
.1
Inc
27% Jan
May 28
45%
17%
80'/a
17%
1
7,66O
17%
California
Steel
$4
18
46
25%
6%
No par
pfd series of '55
431/4 Jun
„
*17%
25%
1
5
Jun
J
common
11
10'% Julv
1
Corp
21
6%
,12%
,
38
18%
39% Feb
18
,
23%
17%
22% Jan
7
221%
*13%
13%
3,700
17%
77%
77
38%
32% Jun
14
33
23 %
18%
7
May
33%
23%
17%
50% July 26
12% Dec
33%
23%
38%
55% May 10
9
*13%
33Mi-
23
78%
19
9
26
13%
33%
77%
17 %
13
Dec
*13%
5
79
38%
Dec
.
_lo
17%
*78%
82
*78'/4
18%
Feb
8% Feb
17'/a
82
17%
38
81
87
17%
*78 V4
38%
42
-
57
17%
82
1
On
55%
*85%
67 %
*19
78%
5
Superior
67%
57
87
17%
5
2nd
66%
56%
17%
Co__
Corp
Chemical Corp
66%
I.100
3%
*851/2
87
17%
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co—_
&
*85%
17%
Broadcasting Co.
Sutherland
58
Inc common
Superior
2
14
67 %
86%
Camp
Sunshine Mining
July 15
Jun
55,500
57%
57
*85V'2
17%
15
Webster
5%%
67%
66%
58
86%
Fuller
&
Sunshine Biscuits
13% July 22
Jan
1,210
18
66%
57
67
57
*85%
17V4
Sunruy-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
4'%% preferred series A
Mar 20
47,000
171/4
Sunoeam
1
22,000
52%
17%
—„_j—.
—
Studebaker-Packard
14
13
&
59
52
17'%
prior preference.,.
Stone
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
16% Jan 17
93
.
Baer
3%
58%
52%
17%
(J P)
Stokely-Van
18%, July 12
50
12
13% July
84% Jun
30% July 31
34% Nov 28
July
Sterling Drug Inc
15
Feb
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
3%
58%
52%
17%
J
Inc
251/2 Feb
Stevens
3%
58%
52-%
1
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
July 15
3%
58%
51%
5
Staufl'er Chemical Co__-.-_._J_
26
Stores
3%
58 "4
52%
1
18
Bros
3%
58%
66%
,
10
:
Feb
Sterchi
*3%
58%
52
No par
20
3
i_7
L S
31% Feb
Dec
-21
(The)
31/4
58%
52%
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co.;
Warner corp..___
39% Apr
21% Jan
10% Feb
13% May 28
>
Stanley
May 16
Oil
preferred series A
Jan
*
19
940
3%%
0
25
13
29% Aug 24
:
31% May 28
66
8
6.25
61
37% Dec
li
17% Nov 27
22% Nov
7
Mar
California
Indiana-,,
27% Mar 12
1
17% Dec
.
common
18% July 12
18% May 27
25
31% Nov
14
Feb
Jersey
Ohio
2
Jan
89
New
of
14% Jan
Aug 15
32
of
Standard
94
2
15
5% Oct
Standard Oil
12
81
22% Feb
of
26
19
16% Dec
of
Oil
Jun
28
25% Nov 28
Oil
Standard
47% Feb
13% Dec
20% Sep
30 % Oct
Standard
14% Jan
4
3%
58%
52%
.
59% July 16
621/4 Jan
4
12
3
65% Dec
!
distribution
87
Jan
51%
12
50% Mar 26
53% Feb
Ex
2
15% Aug
17% Jan
43% Jan 23
431/4 Feb
3 % May 22
68% July
5
62 % Jun 10
100 % Mar 23
12% May 29
13 % Nov 21
May 16
50
*40
41%
*40
42
*40
*40
41%
13 %
42
4,300
200
33%
33%
24,400
53%
-
53%
1,100
2,500
1
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
50
*47%
49
49
49
*47%
50
*47%
50
1
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32'/a
32%
7,200
Century Fox Film
:
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5':'o conv prior preferred
1
50
2
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
6,100
14%
15
43
14%
15
15
15
15%
1,600
48
*44
48
Preferred
series A
common
(conv)
23%
*47%
49
100
'
27
Oct
1
21% Jan
30
'29% Apr
12
15% Apr 27
18
.Jun
11
14
,July 16 '
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
Apr
8
Dec
6
14% Jan 18
7
25% Oct
25
13% Feb
35'% Jun
9
13% Feb
8
31% Feb
10
108% Jan
26
Apr
23
47% May
8
12
2
10
Twin
18
TXL
Udylite Corp (The)—..
14%
29
14%
29%
29
Underwood
11
Union
1
Corp
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co—_—5
16
Apr
'37'/8 July 22
Union
Corp—6%
36%
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
27
112
Jan
9
29
8
No par
Union Chem St Materials Corp—10
Union Elec Co
11
Feb
15
30
104
Jan
10
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Jun
80% Jan
100'% Jun
23
11
90
7C %
July
Dec
7
14
48.'
20
41% Dec
27% Feb
6
1
33% May 16
901/4 Jan
2
20
Dec
14
89% July 17
115
Jan
26% Jun
43% JLan
8
12
23
57% Nov 20
14y8 Dec
>2
1% Dec
31
3% Mar 26
39% Mar
Apr
39% May
9
28% Oct
52-% Nov 29
Dec
77
27
Aug
2
181.
3
15% Dec
Feb
1
■"
35
Dec
4
; 15"
Nov
42
Nov
9
24
22% July 19
•
9% Jan
91
91 %
90%
90%
310
10
10
79
55%
.5
preferred
100
<ser of 1956) conv pfd—100
13
8%
*107
United
9
United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp
Feb
28%
Apr
-
13% Feb
1 % May
14% Feb
—" '"■
■■
'
•-
32
32
600
63%
62
63%
62%
63
23,500
110
64
62
120
*108
Va
*107
%
120
*108
3.900
120
95
29%
95%
95
95%
95
95%
28%
29 %
28%
29'%
28%
29
24%
24%
24 Va
24 %
24Vs
24%
23%
24%
33,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
6,200
*89%
94
26%
66%
*89%
26
66%
951/4
26
66
46
*45%
7%
45%
5%
5
*28%
5%
29
28%
28%
,
•46
7%
5
•
7%
5%
28'%
*89%
*89%.
94
*25'%
25%
25%
25%.
l,l66
67
66
66 %
1,900
46
46
46%
66%
45%
7%
.7%
28%
64
26
1,100
6,900
66%
*45'%
7'%
.
51/4
28V4
94
300
71/4
7Va
71/4
7,300
5%
5%
5%
5,700
28 %
28 Va
28 Ve
900
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
13,000
44%,
43%
16%
43%
16 %
43%
43V4
43%
43
43%
43
43%
24,000
14,300
34%
34 '/a
33%.
34%
34%
*34%
35'%
35
35
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,100
9
United Merch '■&,
14%
14'4
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14'4
14V8
14V4
8,900
2
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
1%
1%
65%
1%
G8
1%
1%
65% .66%
81
81
81
37%
38
34%
4
Jan 24
7
22
Jun
12
.
Mfrs
Inc
1
U S
Borax & Chemical-Corp.^.^.l
4%% preferred
100
U 3 & Foreign
5
7
-
32
*31 Va
5%
Jan
45
31%
34%
17% Apr
7
31%
34%
17'/s Jan
12
43% Jan
301%
8
5%
86V2 May 20
491,2 Mar 16
30%
35%
34% July 16
36
8 Vs
30%
35
39% Jun
1
8
30
5%
13
Mar 19-
8 %
30 V2
34%
25
8% May
8
*34%
Feb
65 % Jun
13,400
30 Va
30
5%
1% Jan
162
29,300
8 %
30
30%
8(4
30%
31%
10
;
United.Gas
76% July 11'
16
30%
30%
110
250
35
13% Jan
.July 15
29,400
35
Jun
51% Apr
56%
5%
11
2
65%-
28 Fa
81
55'%
35
33
23% Jan.
05%
5
30%
80
34%
8
11
8
94
26
7%
55
71
No par
United Engineering & Foundry
19
6% Jan
May 23
28%
-
25%
5
85
70%
55%
*78
30%
*74
72%
79
72%
28%
95
29%
*45%
85
'"74
'/a
Improvement Co
13%
United, Industrial Corp_%
...
38% May
.38% Feb
2
14
5 %
62%
*108
92%
25%
*87%
(Del)„No par
Cos
04%
120
92%
No par
Coal
11
34% July 12
152
Electric
11'
16% Jan
31%
29%
24%
United Corp
(Del )..
1
United. Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
35% Jan
30
8
30%
32
62%
-
55
30%
8%
30%
-
30%
*21%
T
United-Carr Fastener
9
56
30
--
5
;
convertible
47% Jan
15
page 24,
91
No par
Co.
12
13% Feb
14
see
Car
July 25
28% July 26
29
footnotes
91
—
46% May 8
7% May 20
5
11
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
4%
15
81
23
20% Aug
92
,—25
coipmon
preferred,.
United Air
29% Mar 14
100
July 18
55
28% Jan
90%
United Carbon Co.
32
29
91
71%-Juu
43
19% Feb
90%
11
5
6
17,200
58% Feb
18
.
27 '/a
27% May 16
5
7% Jan
4,500
27
6
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
28% May 11
4%
25% July 22
28'
6% Jan
Mar
23%
27%
28
5
55
23%
27%
Jun
Jun
95
3
16 '/a Aug 20
23%
27%
19% Jan
26
36% Dec
17
13% Jun
43% Dec
23 Va
27%
Lines Inc
10
United Artists Corp
—
1
United Bjscuit1 of America
No par
$4.50 preferred
.*
No par
United Board & Carton Corp.
10
Jan
•-
RR .Co
Aircraft Corp common—
United
4
10
Pacific
Union Twist Drill Co
2
17
24
23%
27%
No par
California
nQn-cum
Union Tank
14
Jan
7
23
29
Jan
Mar 21
62
*
Apr
18
Feb
4%
4
r
8,300
23%
27%
56
9% Mar
series
$4
of
123%
122%
23%
121%
2,3'A
55''a
Oil
123
122%
27%
79
Preferred
123
122%
23%
55 %
152
28% Apr
9
71% Mar 26
27
6V4 Jun
107
122%
1,300
23%
79
July 18
32%.Apr~20
Nov 20
20% Dec
122 u
,
27%
122
81
31
21% July 17
93
5,400
*79
29% Apr
26
36 %
80%
Union
44% Dec
36%
72
8
121% Dec
36%
85
31% Jan
23
36%
*70 Va
8
10
36%
*74
26
35% Jan
36%
72%
7% Jun
103% Oct
37
85
26% Apr
109
36%
*70%
9
18
1,300
*74
10 Va May 10
Dec
5,600
7%
72%
Union
.
28%
7%
85
5
166
28%
7%
*70%
22
23
28%
7%
*74
Jan
113% Jan
14%
28%
No par
89
60 Va July 16
14%
*14%
7%
No par
64% Jun
Dec~17
14%
14-%
28%
7%
Preferred
79
July 22'
51% Feb 12
96%
20,100
28-a
2
39% May
61% May 25
23 %
*14%
24
2
30
221/4
8
Jan
5
Apr
23%
*7%
8
79% Jan
Jan
36
1,800
'23 %
23%
No par
$3.70 series.,.
48
8%
8
.10
common——
Preferred $3.50 series
*42
7%
%
23
15%
-
48%
%
7%
Preferred $4.50 series—
65yB Apr
1
*44%'
7%
21
82
9
15
15
»
7%
37%
*14%
26
8% njij;
29% Mar 19
Jan
For
14%
29%
16% Apr
3
25% July 12
28
~
2-3%
124Va July 10
52
—
23%
9
91
155
23%
12
83% Nov
;
23%
12
93
35% Jan
—1
(The)
20% Feb
20
Jan
7%
26% Jan
13
21
7%
100% Feb
Nov
6
7%
2
81% Oct
Jan
Corp
*42
7%
17
92% Dec
4
Oil
*42
1
Co
Jan
5
Oct
Coach
33% Jun
12'
5% Jan
30
14
30
133% July 17
29
29
Jan
28% Apr
Nov
25% Dec
78
Jan
10% Jan
30% Jan
23% Feb
44
15
20th
17
22% July 23
Mar 27
15
5 % Nov
—
50
23
Mar 15
16% Mar 19
20% Nov
21
15
Tung-Sol Electric Co
*
U S Freight
US Gypsum
Securities..
Co
Co
81
common
US Hoffman Mach common
5% class A. preference
./ U 8 Industries Inc common4 % Co preferred series A
82%o
37%
65%
34 %
34%
61%*
60 Va
4
100
67%-81%
37%
1
No par
.7%. preferred
-
1%
-
*152
-
8%.
156
'
9%
34%
60'%
63%
65
81
81
81
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
38%
3,400
34 Va
34%
34»/4
34%
33%
34%
2,700
61%
62%
157
152%
152%
9
8%
9
8%
30
*29%
30
29'/4
61
61%
15%
15%
15%
15%
151/2
44 %
*43%
44%
*431/4
441%
1
15%
15 V2
*43 ',4
44%
*43%
20
2,800
1%
66%
81
157
50
*29%
1%
1%
65%
152%
61 Va
1%
400
81
* 152Va
8%
*29%
15%
50
34
9
29%
61%
*150
8%
62%
20,000
220
17,500
155
40
9
11,400
29 "4
200
15%
15%
9,900
*43'/4
44%
29 %
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, July 29, 1957
(440)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
36% Dec
11
8% Juil
15
23 % Jan
11
17
17% Dec
Feb
71% Sep
56
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
69
51% Jan
23
May
8
U
24
20
136'A Jun
20
16
Feb
10
27
14% Apr
23
17
10% Jan
9
7
July 12
8
Mar 23
80
169
30
Dec
28
7
12% Jun
7% Dec
38
Jan
22
15% Feb
Jan
87
Jan
21
$6
7
10
Apr
17
26% Aug 15
26
4% Feb
13% Jan
9
19
Jun
26
3
4% Jan
02
May
77% Apr
23
79% Jun
July 23
31% Jan
2
21
21
155
36
30% Dec
7
39
Apr
6
Dec
12
167
Feb
24
Jun
135
8%
10
23% Feb
82 % Mar 29
68
May 14
12
26
14
24
Jan
28
40% Feb
12
50% Jan
2
8% July 26
13% Jan
9
9
55% May
4
12% Dec
21
17% Jan
3
25% Nov 21
37% Apr
6
25% Jan
2
12% Nov 28
11% Jan
2
28
4
Jan
7
41% Feb
9
58% Mar
40% Dec 20
Feb
7
130
Feb
12
128
Feb
May 7
14% July 16
53% July 25
26
34% Mar 26
25% Jan
18
24
18
78% Jan
84
19% Jun
15
27
Jan
6
105% Jun
26
21% Nov
105% Dec
13
128
20
Mar
6
25% Jan
124
22Tb Jun
21
8
22
Apr
23
1
July 11
37% July 11
Mar 11
27% Jun
24
32
11% Jun
24
20% July 11
7
12% May 24
Jan
3
20% July 11
'
12% Dec
31
14% Dec
27
14
44%
6,100
8%
8%
3,900
26%
26%
26%
26%
2GTb
26%
26%
600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,90t>
51
50
51%
50%
51%
51%
53 Tb
52
53 %
6,500
noncumulative
preferred—100
8
3
83% Jan
28
74% Nov
77
Jan 24
56% May 15
July 17
49% July 23
8
13% Jan
4
Waldorf System
Feb
11
30% Jan
3
12
86% Jun 13
15% Feb
12
18% May 29
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Walworth Co
19
14% Jan
9
13
Apr
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
29
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
64
12% Jan
13% Dec
20V4 Sep
30
12
7
Feb
95% Dec 17
11
Apr 30
20
15% Nov 23
38 % Mar 23
25% Feb
9
37% Aug
8
28
Feb
3
27
Mar
9
24
Jan
22
19% Feb
2% Dec
Dec 21
44% Dec
5
July 10
May 9
41% Jan
2
28% Apr 15
34% Jan 29
48% Jan 23
73% July 23
Mar 20
26% Feb 27
14
4% Apr
26
6
43% May 10
1
44% Nov
26
52% Feb
20% Feb
16
44
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
Nov
26
29
112% Jan
13
Jun 19
92
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
2
Dec
20
105
Jan 27
July 24
83
88
80
42% Jan 30
108
18% Jun
18
37% Apr 10
99% July 17
Apr 18
63
Mar 27
104
Jan
12
25% Deo 31
20
16% Dec
Jun
Feb
21
13
Dec
28
47
Feb
13
67
5
68% Feb
17
82% July 20
91
105% Feb 23
May 10
Jan
26% Nov 29
36% July 17
50% Nov 29
65% Mar 20
82% Dec
27
99% Jani
4
81
128% Jun
5
Feb
17
128
86
May
9
17% Nov 2a
22% Mar
5
46
Jan
20
94
Sep
28
21% Jun
8
62
Aug 30
27% Deo 20
36% Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
2
87%
88%
53%
2,0%
69%
96%
26%
68%
89% Jun 18
23
July 18
59
Jun 20
27% Jan 23
80% Feb 15
18
102
Jun
13% Apr
53%
100%
8'/aJuly22 'I
13%
25% Apr
1 v
129%
30
8
2
29% Mar 14
38
—
61
12% Jan 23
19
Jun
45% Feb
May 10
16% Apr 30
13
17
82% Apr 30
70% July 15
4
19% Deo
5
15
4% Dec
26
10% Jan
9
Dec
31
25% Jan
4
20
30% Sep 26
Oct
18
4
Jan
2
Jan
9
Mar 22
Jan
8
May 24
Jan
7,
Jan 10
Jan
14
18
May 17
13
Apr
24
16Tb July 8
75
Jan 31
19% Jan
9
4% Jun
12
5% Jan 21
i«7/„Fpb
37% Feb 20
Mar 22
25% July 26
«
29% Jun 26
123
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
2
62 % Jun
13
Dec
127
3
July 11
July 11
July 25
Jan
4
Feb
47
14% Jan
69
2
28% Mar 14
44% Feb 12
94% Jun 24
50% July 24
18
11
129% Feb
July 22
53% Feb 12
31% Jan
28
,
Jan 24
28% Feb 23
20
Feb 15
Mar 1
Apr 18
Feb 12
33VbMayl4
Feb 12
68% July 8
Jun' 27-*92
Mar 25
69% Dec 31
103
16
30% Jan
130
4
5
24% Jan
16% Jan
98
Apr
Feb 11
49
71
54
17%
26%
52Tb
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
Jun
34
May 13
131
10
Mar 19
20% Jun
28
22% Feb
26% Apr
10
6
Jun
27
35
July 8
45% Jan 10
41% Jan 23
60% Nov
15
52% Feb
12
68% July 15
88% Nov 29
99% Jan
24
82% July
3
92% Mar 15
43% Dec
83 % Nov
19
50% Mar 19
30
41
98% Mar
26% May 24
9
82
Jun
25
88% Jan
3
10% Jan
7% Dec 31
4
7
Feb
26
8% Apr
11
34% Aug
7
27Va Feb
12
34% July
9
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
83% Feb
8
131% Dec
lo
99
Mar 12
123 Va Jan
2
24
20
101
Jan
16
July 30
29% Nov 28
141V4 Jan
"
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dend.
y
asked prices;
Ex-rlghts.
25% Feb
'
12
91V* Feb
3
*
12
*
no
«
sales
on
82
82
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84
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84
20
86
86%
87%
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91
88
600
87
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86
88
25
10
87
35%
35
36%
35
25
10
28%
*28
28%
28
28
28
11%
*11
11%
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11%
1
28%
*11
17
35%
28 1
35%
17%
16 %
17
17%
17%
17%
20 %
18%
19%
5,500
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18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20
19
20
3,600
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35
35Tb
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66
66
66
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51%
51%
51%
13 %
13%
13%
17%
13%
30
30
82
82
Corp
15V4
15
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1,400
90
90
90
88Tb
11%
11 Vb
11%
llTb
89%
11%
1,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
6.900
230
22%
66 %
65%
66'A
65%
65%
64%
65Tb
8,000
35%
35%
35%
35%
1,900
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
2,000
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30%
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36
*35%
36
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25%.
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25%
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25%
26%
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27%
5.000
2%
1,500
30
30%
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25
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25
23%
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35%
30%
24V4
Va
2 Va
27%
27%
44%
2 Va
2%
44%
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,
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2%
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44%
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2%
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27%
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26%
27
27
23
44%
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27
27
44%
43%
43%
09 Va
70
30
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26%
-
500
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69
29%
100
441/4
490
69%
1
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34.200
72%
70
73 Va
67%
72
28 %
29
28%
29 %
28%
29%
29%
2,200
26%
26 Tb
26 Tb
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
7.500
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96
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97 Va
96
96
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97%
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96
63
87
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87
83
83
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85
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85
85
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85
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85
66;%
*
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88
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100%
*99
100 Va
100%
10
23%
23%
24 Va
24
24V4
6.900
15%
15V4
15%
16
16%
16%
9.000
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94
88 Va
87
59%
60%
18%
19 »/4
18%
18%
18%
29%
29%
29%
66
67
66%
67%
,.*81%
84
*81 Va
58%
90%
92
23%
92
23%
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4
23'A
23%
23%
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28%
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51%
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97
*96
97
29%
67%
66 %
66%
83
81%
81 Tb
23%
200
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58%
92
23%
54%
92
92
23 Vb
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61
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27%
51
210
2;400
61
27%
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97
50%
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18,000
54%
50%
97
7,700
*127
27%
51%
■
*96
27,300
29%
*60
28 Va
51%
White Motor Co common.:
1
5%% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference —
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
29,700
18%
29%
*91
23%
61
51
18%
54%
92
*60
51 Va
19
66%
58 Tb
63 Va
23
13.200
"127
*60
51 Va
400
63%
*81%
84
63 Va
8.500
88%
62V4
29 Va
29%
67%
58.
58%
84
64 T b
*87
♦127
*127
58%
90%
29%
66%
"81%
84
92%
82%
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18%
61%
19%
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88 Va
61T4
88 V4
59 %
94
100'/a
85%
83%
84%
*86%
128
*91
94
81%
29%
128
10
5.200
43
23%
83%
60Tb
43
23 %
82%
88
59%
43 V8
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84Tb
*85%.
43
15
94
83%
43%
23%
15%
15
*90
43
200
15%
23%
23%
43%
100%
*99
100%
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88
43 Vas
44%
43%
27%
tin receivership, or petition
15'A
V4
20
-No par
15 V4
35%
80
"
6,500
15%
60 %
*60
Zenith Radio Corp.
1.000
17%
22
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet <fe Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
81%
17'A
30
06%
23%
Wilcox Oil Co
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
10
Windsor Industries Inc
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series 100
Wrigley (\Vm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
1,300
81
17%
17'A
35%
58
(The S S)
29%
82%
17%
30
22 Va
%
1
4%% convertible preferred
13%
900
35%
1
White Dental Mfg
4,200
13%
35%
*24%
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
4.8% preferred
50
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
—4
West Penn Electric Co
_5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C_!
100
West Va pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
—100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Auto Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR—
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghou.se Air Brake
-10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
22%
51%
*65
*81%
82
17 Va
300
50%
*13%
29 Va
•
60 %
—5
;
*11
*13%
29%
*81
17 V4
17
17%
50'A
13%
29%
13%
30
82%
29%
*82
66%
50%
G6%
*66
66
50%
*64
-1
100
Welbilt Corp
104% Mar 20
27
14% Jun 24
15% Dec
93
58% Nov 29
39% Jan
28% Jun
105
Mar
95
Jan
93
Feb
47% Jan
Industries
Wayne Pump Co-
3 % May 15
26
43
2
83%
Wayne Knitting Mills—
a
,32% Mar27
30% Oct
97
26
22% July,„5
2 % Feb 28
27% Dec
8
*82
34% May 24
July 10
17
50
*88
83
22
36% Jan
27
*79%
92
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
__5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
Washington Gas Light Co_
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
34% Jun
20
92
1
28% Jan
3
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
35 % Dec
*88
21,100
80
91
11%
35% July 12
90
80
91
11%
22% July 17
42% Feb 12
820
80
92
11%
9
99
80
11
9
98%
*79%
*89%
49% Aug
99%
*88
15%
40% Jan
99%
99
80%
89%
9
23%
99%
89%
Ward
23%
*88
83
100
100
No par
10
No par
Ward Baking Co common
5%% preferred
2
600
23%
*79%
15'A
16% Jan
3,900
23%
80%
15%
1
29% Dec 26
98 %
100%
108
23%
100%
90 Vo
40% Feb
27
23%
99
80%
20
107
108
82
20
20%
108
5,200
32
*75
82
20
169
23%
23%
23%
23%
109
109
*107
107
90
37% Oct
18% Jan
19%
19%
19%
107
*75
20Tb
20
20%
32
82
*75
82
*75
82
31%
32%
32
31 %
32%
32
32%
32
>75
*126
*123
15%
28
Jun
*123
130
*126
*123
*123
f 123
15%
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
88Tb July 26
28
*123
*123
26% May
12% Apr 26
17% Mar 12
106
50%
*123
1.300
•14%
45
44
120
25%
'
92
100
15
Wabash RR 4%% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
70% Feb
13 % Dec
9
9
68%
25%
25%
W
■
65
*69
*26%
preferred
:
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
When issued
1
6% preferred
preferred (w i)
Vulcan Materials Co common
5% convertible preferred—
Mar 13
26
69%
8%
Mar
10% Dec
*09%
25%
26%
10S
14% Dec 27
1.900
8%
28
11% Jan
29 %
26-%
Dec
May 20
*28 %
8%
85
32
28%
137
45%
100
16
28%
137
8 To
100
33% Jan
240
28%
137
44%
$4.04
,
136%
28
136
8 Tb
$5 preferred
9
100
136%
29
137%
44 Tb
Mar 27
28% Nov
23%
8%
Feb 12
94
*33%
*32%
44 Tb
90
11
33%
44%
11,1
66% Feb
33%
33 %
44%
20
27
1,700
1
-2.50
21
79% Nov
130
26%
25%
78% Jun
11
4%
78%
33%
36%
*33%
*137
4%
*77'/a
36%
*77%
36%
1,700
4%
78%
37
4%
4%
78
36%
09%
97% Jun
46% Jan
4%
78
25%
13
17
1,600
17
*16
17%
69%
13
1C3% Feb
130
81/4
8%
8%
8%
25%
Feb
31
80%
80
80
*16
17%
330
69%
Feb
Dec
80%
7%
25%
103
87
2,500
79
36
33%
7%
36%
*78
137%
1,700
7%
7%
7%
*16
4%
4%
4%
79
36%
12%
8%
8%
17%
17%
31 %
12%
Tb
*69%
116
Mar
*16 %
18
17%
31%
13
81
81
8.%
3,100
17%.
32
12%
17
13
7%
7%
81
8%
73,200
1,700
142
*30%
17%
31%
1
1,400
71%
70%
141%
17%
12%
*80
8%
71%
141%
31%
13%
56%
56%
56%
70%
141%
25%
1
18
98
17%
32
7
7%
82
55%
55%
71%
520
09%
Co
30
93
3,700
28%
com
—
Light
Oct
July 24
2.200
50%
141%
17%
*13%
13%
*33%
Dec
May 29
22%
50%
141
32
17%
*137
93
82
143
22%
50%
70%
70%
141%
141
32%
36%
104
83
142%
22%
50
27
&
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com__
May 22
6
143 %
22
55
55 %
55%
70%
71
*78
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6Vo tliv partic preferred,
100
33Tb July 15
94% Apr
38% Apr
143
51
25%
5%
28
52%
8-000
69%
20
Dec
46
100
preferred
Power
Vanadium Corp of America
Van Norman Industries Inc
29
25% Dec
50%
*16
4%
100
45%
12.80
4%%
Utah
2
Sbp
50%
7%
com_Nopar
*94
46Tb
143
22'A
21Tb
'HVo
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
129
123
82
Tobacco
preferred
97
46
45%
142 %
22%
*80
100
80
*94
52%
46
144
22%
17
new_l
*78
46
45%
57
97
79%
22%
142
120
80
97
79%
142%
46%
144
800
4.50C
34%
*77
*94
97
*94
34Tb
28%
12
29% Mar 12
20
38% Feb
Leaf
Corp
79%
79%
81
97
9.100
67
*66%
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
7
Jun
29 % Apr
20
Dec
24% Nov
73
33%
34%
32
*13
25
No par
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc
30% Jun
12
convertible
Universal
4
23% Dec
Dec
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel
3
Apr
Feb
36
67
34%
70%
common—_No par
Co
convertible
S3.50
21
41
Jun
25%
66%
34 %
*56
Wallpaper Inc common
.1
Class B 2nd preferred—.-.
—_14
United
Wiielan Corp com—-—30c
6% May 15
2
4
4% Jan
9
23
25%
67%
33%
4.4%
United
10% Aug
26
66%
22%
—100
noncumulafive preferred-
25%
25%
81
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd.5
July 25
99
31
70
Tobacco
7%
24%
33%
142
U S
15
Jan
8%
25%
45%
6% Jan
2*7
Dec
,
18
36
31%
*3%
67%
142%
3
Dec
6
73 Va Jan
1
11
12% July 26
Mar
17
31% Jun
31%
8%
25%
-—5
——
31%
*8%
*66%
*94
2.300
31%
31
*8%
26
34%
Shares
'»
8%
31%
31%
8%
67
34
noncum
preferred
July 26
25%
S Shoe
5
4
82
13 % Dec
U
2
25
Friday
July 25
July 24
67
—
73% Jan
155% Jan
Jan
Nov
17
33% Dec
"8%
1%
11
61% Jan
8
31%
8%
1st preferred
100
Corp—
—1
S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
le/c preferred
50
S Steel Corp common—
16%
Wp
64% Jan
57% Mar 25
31
31%
*8%
U S Rubber Co common
4
24
Jan
U
19% Jan
143
137
3%%
22% July 15
54% July
9
Mar
12
Corp common
preferred series A
preferred series B_
3%%
156
25
49
10
73% Dec
Jun
17% Feb
17
4
Mar
49% Jan
39,% Feb 27
135
1
19% Sep
May 13
88
U S Plywood
93% Mar 29
87
79% July 23
2
July 18
170
26
1
30% Mar
67% Mar 14
42% Nov 29
Dec
S
2
128
preferred
*———
Pipe & Foundry Co_
—
Playing Card Co
S
U
Jan
51% July 18
26
142 %
U
12
63
31
Dec
92
4
67% July 24
36 Va Jun 13
22% Feb
31%
10
5
10
1
100
_100
4 % %
27% Jan
1
6
1
Lines Co common
S
7
Jan
90% Mar
81% Dec
U
87/a Jan
35% Aug
70
24
8% Feb 11
91/4 July 13
01% Dec 28
32% Nov 29
37 y8 Jan
1
29% May
14
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
July 23
Sales f»T
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
July ZZ
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1956
22'fa Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
t.
^
500
2,500
51
97
*96
8%
4.800
8%
8 Va
8TA
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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26 »A
25%
25%
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25%
25%
25V4
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25%
37%
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37%
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37%
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37%
55%
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55%
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56
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3.500
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71
71
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56
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31%
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42
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31 Va
4,400
119
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65%
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120
120 Va
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122
118
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200
1,100
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119
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31
31 Va
30%
31 %
119
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1.300
1,100
12.500
1.800
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119
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16%
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Number 5659
Volume l£t>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(441)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
ES
Dec
17
Lowest
Dec
98
"Interest
decimal
Period''
point
—
indicate
represent
in
one
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
Highest
EXCHANGE
Treasury 3V4S
June 15
17
each
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
Tuesday
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12
91.3
Nov
13
12
90.12 Dec
90.26 Nov
13
59.21 Dec
12
95.14
90.22 Nov
13
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91.20 Mar 28
8
87.16 July
Mar" 9
95.11
88.10
91.20 Mar 28
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15
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87.2
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100
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4
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90.30 Mar
5
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23-year 3%s
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Oct
15-year 3V2S
20-year 4 '/2s
lio-year 2V/2S
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9
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Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
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90
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24
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17
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97
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97
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1959
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due Feb
1960
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due Feb 15 1961
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as
New
York
165
Stock
Territorial Issue—
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or
Sale Price
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1961
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—
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20
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21
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Feb-Aap
Feb-Aug
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1964—June-Dec
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1961—
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1961
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——
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98
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121
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61
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1
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63
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—Aprll-Oci
1960
For Financial Institutions
SECURITIES
FOREIGN
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
Carl Marks & Co. Inc.
FOREIGN
SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
96
——
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1960
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78
1960
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78
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April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
1961
1962
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97
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1978
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1957
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1957
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1963—
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1950
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or
Sale Price
3%s
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95
Week's Range
I.ast
Teriod
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-July
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept
25-ycar 2%s 1975
;
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48%
13
series
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3%s
88 Va
12
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3%s
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3%s
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90%
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1957_Aprll-Ocf
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1979—
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l_
No.
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series
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.
26
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3%3
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3%s
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:
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15>-year'
1972—
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93
3%s
.June-Dec
kA External sinking fimd 7s 'ser B 1945
Jan -July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C
1946__Jan-July
JAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan
-July
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*92
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-
93
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1947__
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1961
1958-1963
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Treasury 2%s—
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Low
1995
15
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90.12 Dec
Friday
July 25
High
15
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Thursday
July 24
Low
High
15
June
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91.12 Dec
Wednesday
July 23
Low
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mature.
Feb
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12
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when the
point.
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3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976-.
Jan-July
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AEstonia
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan
5 Vis dollar bonds
1969
bonds
dollar
99 Vi 100
No.
10
Low
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97%
95%
65
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79%
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70
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12
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4
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1930
89
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20
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261
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82
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79
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17
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22
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—
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24
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1963—May-Nov
1995
3%s
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-
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1960
1976
debentures
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1953
68 due 1953
185
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1977—_—April-Oct
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._May-Nou
Associates Investment 3Vis debs 1962
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_
Oriental Development Co
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debentures
conv
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Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs
53 Vi
43
—
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Jan-July
Apn'f-Oct
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—
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2008
Feb-Aug
1984 Mar-Sept
debs 1967
———
—April-Oct
debentures
1990
Jan-July
4Vis debentures 1985
Apr-Oct
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3s debentures 1969
.April-Ocf
3V4s
sinking fund 6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
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176 Vi
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—
debentures
1980—
debentures 1975
debentures
1986
2%s
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1922
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1979—
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April-Oct
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4.80s junior debentures 1987Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
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1954
reduced
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3s s f
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sinking fund debentures 1982
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
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96%
—
97
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1981
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24
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—May-Nov
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22
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89
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100
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!
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1st mortgage
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assented
-Feb-Aug
June-Dec
16
91 %
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15 V*
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15
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14
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assented 1958
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6s of '26
6s due 1961 extended to 1971_
91%
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1943-
Mexico
195 Vi
97
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1975
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30-year
124
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1965
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1965 extended
67
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117
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5%s due
25
60
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59 %
Jan-July
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1952
of
59% "
Jan-July
f 3s 1977
7s
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Japanese (Imperial Govt; —
—
3%S-4Vas-4/^s external conversion 1978-June-Dec
4s-4 V4s-4 Vis external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
3 Vis external readjustment 1984————Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
_—Feb-Aug
~
Italian Public Utility Institute—
I Altaly
June-Dec
—
Uruguay
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4Vhs (dollar bond of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
External conversion 1979
66
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977_____
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Itajian (Republic! ext
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
12%
185
Junc-Dec
1963-
extended to
1953
8s
15
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1975
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Feb-Aug
April-Oct
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mortgage 4s
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,
3%s
mortgage
mortgage
85
102 %
90%
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June-Dec
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1977—April-Oct
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Ste
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1976
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mortgage
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s
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95%
88
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c
1974—Mar-Sept
1974—Mar-.Sepf
1973—
97 34
April-Oct
1977
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debentures
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f
85
I 2003
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May Stores
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1980
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73
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82
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refund mtge 3 As ser F 2003
refund nuae 2%s ser G 2003
&
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Central
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88
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Gas
As
1972
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6
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Northern
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84
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83
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debentures
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8
61
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1982
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■
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series
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53%
5s
Miami
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62
61
61
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73
4
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82
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85
—
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70
5
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%
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83
**
82
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197-7
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227
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
66
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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2
'A
2
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1975—Mar-Sept
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1955
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69
A
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—
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N
1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s
Lehigh Valiey Coal Co—
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1st &
146
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—
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-
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May-Nov
—
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90
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series
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3s series F 1986—.
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80
83 V2
87
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90
08
-
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—
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Number 5639
Volume 186
The Commercial
...
and
Financial Chronicle
(445)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New
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.Mar-Sept
1957- .May-Nov
& Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
97
12
91%
88 Va
1980— ,_Mar-Sept
H
ser
first
314s
101%
8314
91%
Apr-Oct
91 Va
106
103% 103%
Jaw-July
88%
Co—
mtge
First
67
135
72
'
__
June-Dec
1976
Power
5s
114
88%
"60
■
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%'s 1971—
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2?is A 1992—Mar-Sept
85
83%
105
40
60
'
'
-4
1951— June-Dec
,
Shore
95
90%
93
•
J a w-July
conv
88
85
-June-Dec
Penn
4s
83%
64
92%
1996
conv
98
83
89
90
Jan-July
1951;
mortgage 3 Vis series C
5Vis debentures 1982
78
78
64
May-Nov
Products
89 Vi
Vi
90
90
83%
Jan-July
1st
75
163 VA 169 Va
1986
1985
90 va
94
America—
consolidated
Wheeling
E
debs
91
Va
V2
9b
92
*82 Vs
Feb-Aug
1947
A
West
Vi
2
May-Woo
2%s
96%
81
April-Oct
mortgage 3s guaranteed
Penn Electric 3 Vis 1974
88
5
106% 107%
F
1983_.
3
May-Wou
1967
Western
82
77
*77
106 Vi
92 V-i
,
88
88
96
90
Jaw-July
Jan-July
1976^
West
79%'
,
77
Mar-Sept
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
debentures
debentures
Western
79'%
83
debentures
2Us
General
*93
163 Vi
First mortgage 214s series G 1961—
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
96
87
1
95%
a
April-Oct
1975
West
84
87 Va
series
91
gtel gold 3Vzs 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3Vis 1967—Jan-July
92
1
92
88 Vi
3 Vis
3Us
debs
First
98
4Vis 1981
May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
2%s
89
*
u
Mar-Sept
subord
Warren
8
84
Gold
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First Mortgage 2 Vis series
1 a4
94
'
—
99%
93
Southwestern Bell
1966
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
85%
__
96?4
913 4
3Us
2Us
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C
Vi
99
»
92%
Joint
America
1972
Virginian Ry 3s
99 Vi
105Vi
95
96%
Jaw-July
A 1977
111
95 V
May-Nov
subord
First
101%
92 Vi
80
85%
.
May-Nov
mortgage
1969
conv
Vis
Gen
85%
*
1973_.June-Dec
1969_
85%
80
1
ll
—
1st mortgage & Refund 3Us ser I 1981-._June-Dec
*92
85
Jan-July
_
conv
«0
9u%
June-Dec
Wilson
First 4Vis
Gold
First
1980
lst & ref fntge 3Vis ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
'
,
..
Southern Pacific Co—
4Vis
2?is
conv
93
96
mmkm.
100 VB
96?«
77Vi
Jan-July
Feb-Awp
Jan-July
^
1985
1987—.
86%
951a
May-Flow
trust
assented
Wabash
77 Vi
April-Oct
Southern California Edison Co—
3Us convertible debentures
1970
Southern
87
96
—
102Va
Jan-July
1979
debentures
2Us debentures
82
*94
sinking fund mtge series C
First
^
103
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
214s
8
*112
.Jan-July
and refund m-fge 2Us ser E 1975- .Mnr-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s serios F 1978_ .Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979 .June-Dec
68%
•
99?'a
June-Dec
gtd 5s 1963
84%
80
.June-Dec
First
Mar-Sept
1986—
99 %
84%
89
3 Vis
■
94
April-Oct
Corp 4%s
4
90
6
.—April-Oct
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
92
April-Oct
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
,
8u%
Va
60
—■
May-Nov
debs
Shell
Oil
1
87%
-Feb-Aug
f
82%
>
42
impt 3I4S 1960. .June-Dec
1961
.Mar-Sept
and
of
assented
Vanadium
91
75
6
—Mar-Sept
Union Oil 2 Vis debentures 1971
§ASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951—
s
79%
,
1977
79'/2
.
92 %
Co—
1986
Participating ctfs 4%s 19G8
12
—
June-Dec
3.20s
Oil
3Vis assented series A 1951
71%
—
Jaw-July
1982
Sinclair
—
*90
—
—June-Dec
1972..
debs
Pipe Line
82 %
2
92
88
63%
87%
Mar-Sept
J__
99
90
*OA 1
.June-Dec
1974
sinking fund mtge series A 1951
6 Vis
112
86
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
Service
9814
95
April-Oct
1982
.
31as
1977
debentures
3Vis
87
75%
67%
65
1989—May-Woo
1966
1985.
United Steel Works Corp—
6 Vis debs series A 1947
93
75
—
May-Nov
& Sons 2Vis
Co
debs
Rubber
S
75
86
75
1989_Jan-July
1974
bd'/a
Pacific-
debs
coll
&
f
s
3Vis
34
91
*72%
1968.Jwwe-Dec
1971
—
E
ser
,3Us sinking fund debentures 1973
Sit mtge & coll ir 4Vis 1977
U
77 Vi
87
Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977(Jos E)
99
r
May
1st
3s debentures
99%
May-Wow
;
gtd 4s
91%
90
72
bo Va
*88
93 Vc
1982
subord
mtge
6 Vis
Mar-Nov
4s
bz
3
—
Corp—
Biscuit
4Us
152
72
Mar-Sep
1971
debentures
RR
180
77 Vi
73 Vi
bova
California
debentures
2Us
77Vi
M 3lis
4
gold
Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line
Seagram
77Vi
72
Jaw-July
2006
Depot 3%s B
9A
180
^
Ry Co.—
A
92%
87
72 Va
Jaw-July
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
4s
bond
certificates
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Scioto
77 Vi
April-Oct
ser
82
•
82',a
.May- Nov
United Gas Corp 23is 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3°/aS 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3Vis 1972—
.
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996.Jan-Jwiy
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
income
6
3lis
82
152
Mar-Seut
1996
Francisco
102%
69
■
bJ'a
*bo',2
Louis-
Orleans
coll tr
Artists
conv
1st
1971
1st
6s
94
92? a
4
98
83%
ti
A
.
1977
A
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
debs
series
>
United
100%
Mar-Sept
1st
5s
—
■
90
92%
.May-Wou
1963
3 Vis
Oil of
United
189
69
84
Corp—
subord
conv
9514
69
r
General
93
90
—
loo va
69
64%
May-Flow
2Us debs 1970
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR
2*%s debentures 1976 _Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
Aprli-Oct
97%
99%
New
debentures
Union
93
—
82
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
Rochester Gas
First
'
*90
95%
93
91
__
106%
100
bo%
of Missouri 33/os 1971
May-Flow
mortgage and coll trust 2Us l975_April-Oct
3
-
9i va
101
■
Union Electric Co
mtge &
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1973
98
1st
.
5
bo va
V4
99
101%
,_Ja w-July
gold 5s 2000
Cent ref
173 Va
—
1978—
4vis
Ohio
162
May-Nov
1952
Cs
&
3s
93
bo
High
9*
Tri-continental Corp 2?'as debs
-
111 V A
90%
ao
a
M
debentures
90%
100
Feb-A«g
mtge 6s 1955
adjustment bonds—
f
s
104%
OA
St
Water Associated
Vis
1
_May-Woo
AConsol
Debt
102%
of
1
■'92%
Jan-July
1952
3
RR
4
P
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
3%s debs 1975
Tide
89%
96%
87 %
mtge
—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
93
oi
1983—April-Oct
1950
of
and refund
106
P.
bo
1
bi
101 "a
_Jnw-July
.Mar-Sept
1963— ._dan-July
_Ja n-July
Cs 1971-. ,_May-77o»
3 Vis series B 1970. .April-Oct
and refund M 31'as series C la90_ .April-Oct
162
G
20
Orleans RR—
162
Riiine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
7s
1st
19 73
and refund
General
Tol
4J
90
1982
1973
3s debentures 1965
106
—June-Dec
1964
98
oau.
Low
Hz Va
Flo.
~
89%
—
89 %
Corp of America 3 Vis conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3Vss series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J> Tobacco 3s debs 1973—_April-Oet
§ A Direct mtge
gADirect mtge
Inc
Assn
New
&
First
101%
—
Radio
Rheem Mfg Co
Texas
Term
Mar-Sept
....
debentures
100
—
■■
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
mortgage
10114
...April-Oct
—
RR
Texas Corp
—
a
3%s debentures 1975
4%s debentures 1977
Quaker
90'/a
Range Since
Sold
bO
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019—. .J an-July
Refund and impt 2Vis series D 1985
April-Oct
95:,/a
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
ancl
94 'a
Bonds
a
High
82
82
,-da.u-J uiy
debentures
fund
Transit
First
.May-Woo
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968
Jan-July
first and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 19<2
Ma;y-Nov
first and
93%
Range
triua>
Bid & Asked
—
Chemical 3%s aebs
Terminal
9u*/4
Co—
:
83 V'4
June-Dec
1981
Gas
1963
10314
lU.1%
75
Vi
100
~June-Dec
First
&
1974
Texas & Pacific first
Feb-Aug
Hot
Procter
95
99
96
or
Sale Price
1971. _M«y-Nov
Swift & Co 2?8R debentures 1972—
Mar-Sept
1962
general 5s series C 1974—_
general 4%s series D 1977_
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
:
3%s s f debentures 1980
lu0%
l'91»4 1-91V4
1967——_1Ii/jrii-Oot
Pittsburgn loungstown & Ashtabula Ry—
f irst
99
—
debentures 2%s
(Ohm)
Co
sinking
Surface
101Vi
99 Va
*—
Week's
Lasl
f eiiod
Oil Corp. 2?8s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
99 Vi
7d
*9i
Pittsuurgn & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
4Vis
Oil
2?as debentures
1
Interest
Exchange
Sunray
100
98
—
*96%
Plate
Standard
83
99 V'4
(N J)
debentures
2%s
92
98\2
7J
PitLSoargh
Oil
Standard
115
92
__
99 Vi
ZZ-Aprii-Oct
^
1U7
to
block
Low
95
82
99 &
Juue-Dec
nnc
3
91 =
*97
1964_May-Nov
la75
ctirioe
't-tnC
1
York
High
Stauifer
*
RR—
1970.
Low
*81
19a(__May-Nov
Feb-Aug
J
Wo.
93
—
New
Jan. 1
93%
*
i960
ser
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
108% 109%
guaranteed 4%s ser I
i963__Feb-Auo
Consouuated
Bonds
93::a
PxusOgn Btoatmer & i-ase Erie 2'/8s 1m6_
June-D^c
Pitcsbuigli Cincinnati Laic & St Louis
Ry
Lonsonuated
JULY 26
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
93 V a
~Fco-Aua
1972__Ijune-~Dec
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
2%s
suuoid
conv
Interest
Exchange
Petroleum
Friday
the
Bankruptcy Act,
"Friday's bid
A Bonds
142Vi
bankruptcy, receivership,
securities assumed by such companies.
asked prices; no sales being transacted
or
reorganized under Section 77 or
or
and
during current week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
July 22, and ending Friday, July 26.
stock
or
bond in which any
we
furnish
a
comolete
AND
YEARLY
report of the transactions
on
RECORD
the American
Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
It is compiled from the report
oi; the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year. •
-
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Products
Inc
common
Industries
Inc
Agnew
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
common
page
High
Low
4 Va
3.100
8 Va
8 %
900
25%
50
8 Va
700
x3?a July
5% July
1% Mar
10%
6%
2,300
23a
23a
3 "a
16,200
X8%
X8%
3.300
7'% Mar
7%
91a
9,000
5%
33.
\
Way
Industries
Inc
..
Jan
8% July
Jan
3% July
854
Jun
10% Mar
.
._
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alan
Wood
5%
Alaska
Steel
cumulative
preferred-
Co——>
preferred^.
Airlines Inc—
_3
2%
.
.
Range
for Week
Shares
2%
30%
1,200
2% July
High
5%
Jan
1
Jan
4,700
H Jan
30%
2,100
28% July
40
148
Jun
/83
Jun
92%
29
•!,)
3414
160
Jan
Jan,
Apr
47/a
85
475
27
400
26%
Jun
31%
Jan
81%
100
84
26%
84%
.10
.—1
2%
13
"'/a
_2
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
150Vi 150 %
50c
.__50
.
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Air
Feb
%
%
Last
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Apr
30
6
9
Jan
11%
6%
5
American
High
514
8
July
23% July
5% Mar
8
•
Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Friday
8 Va
1
'
STOCKS
—1
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
JULY 2G
Range Since Jan. 1
1
—
Aeronca
Aero
Shares
25 Vi
—10
ENDED
for Week
3%
8%
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
—1
—1
Week's
FOR
81%
25
81 %
Jun
89
Jan
4%
5
4,800
3% Ma;
4% July
29
The Commercial
30
Chronicle... Monday, July 29, 1957
and Financial
(446)
AMERICAN STOCK
Fflda j
STOCKS
All
10o
Engineering Co
American
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
1
(R I)
Air Filter
5%
American
Beverage
common
American
Book
American
Co
conv
American
American
193/4
19%
21%
2,900
19% July
77%
793/4
400
773% July
23%
300
22
Feb
8
Julv
5
100
10
•
—1
pfd—15
1
100
12 3,4
1%
1%
1%
193/4
10,000
20
25
26%
26%
26%
700
1
14%
14%
15
3%
3%
Oil
&
Artists
Assoc
Associate
2,800
73%
Feb
15
5%
3,200
15,900
43%
Feb
1%
1ft
15%
15%
3,500
of
Gas
&
3,400
4,100
59Q
38 Va
37%
38%
13,500
33
Jaii
27 %
27 %
28%
40,100
20
Feb
4'/*
1,300
4%
4,800
13%
Feb
20
20
20%
1,500
17%
Feb
6
9%
D3/*
9% July
6,900
10
2
2
lo
4
"2%
5,400
2%
700
8% Jan
Jun
2% Jan
33/a Jan
5% Jan
2
4Va
33/4
^
Jun
3% July
7,800
•
"l%
1%
1%
1,600
1
1
Jan
•
x44 Va
43%
45%
700
39
Feb
Development
1
6%
10c
Audio Devices Inc
83/4
Products
18,500
7
preferred
2,800
63/a
Apr
Jun
9,400
4%
Jan
3
1
•
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
S
3
4
200
19%
38%
38%
33/4
16% Jan
10.0
38%
3'A July
4% Jan
21% Mar
46
Jan
Jan
500
19%
9% Jan
9% July
2% May
100
4
1
Inc
4%
9%
8%
Automatic Voting Machine
non-cum
43/4
26% Jan
6
Jan
157/e July
6,900
4%
6 3,4
4%
Corp
Automatic Steel
17%
16
17%
10 pesos
Corp
option warrants
Plywood Corp
.
38% July
Christiana Oil Corn—
Clark Controller Co—'—.
Clarostat Manufacturing, Co
•
»
,
t-
Baker
Industries
Inc
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
American
16
300
3%
3
}*3?
12r/4
irv
shares
3li
3ft
4
~7%
•
1
141,000
4
J™ I™
July
1
00
7
33,300
1
16 3,4
~3%
17%
x3%
1,500
12%
Jan
12%
Jun
18% May
Anr
4%
3% Mar
14%
inn
id
Jun
5% Feb
Jan
5%
\
1
Tulv
Mav
15%
800
x33A
l
50o
common
'2
4
Feb
2 «
Jun
1
14%
14%
14%
200
Telephone of Canada common—25
42V4
42
42%
1,300
42
July
50o
113/4
113/4
12%
2,400
9
May
48"'. Jan
13% Jan
1
7Va
7%
900
6% Mar
8% May
Beck
(A S)
Shoe Corp
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bickford's
Inc
Bo hack
(S)
(H
C)
...
•
Works
Corp
Inc
91
133/4
10V4
10'A
11%
9%
9%
.7%
7%
American
Amer dep
Amer dep
•
40 %
_•
,
common
Oil Co
273/4
39%
59 Va
Wnh
i k
50
ki/2
29%
0^/
x89%
300
iv inr
JTn£
34% Mar
t
6%
500
T
Jan
94
Jun
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
3,400
53/4
Feb
23/4 Feb
10% July
8% July
27;!4
25
27'A
Jun
31
Jan
40%
475
32% Feb
43
Mar
593/4
7,500
45% Feb
60%
1%
Jan
Jun
rets ord reg
5
5'%
5%
3,900
5 A July
5A Apr
A July
4%
Jun
13A
Jan
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep
_£1
rets ord reg
British Columbia
Power
•
common
53%
53%
53%
100
43
Apr
3
55% May
Feb
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
21%
21%
20%
45,400
17%
233/8
Jan
American dep rets ord reg
Brown Company eommon
£1
1
17%
17%
17%
8,900
15% Mar
19
Brown Forman Distillers
.1
18%
18%
18%
1,300
163A Jan
19%
4%
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Brack
Mills
1
common
2.50
Co common
Ltd
class
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
6%
I
50c
convertible
preferred
serial preferred
9
10
Buell Die & Machine Co
(The)
Burma Mines
1
900
6% July
Feb 1
4,600
200
18%
9%
"9%
300
—2.50
Company
■
1
200
2%
3
6%
63/4
63/4
"3%
16%
13%
~3%
165/a
17
133/4
12%
3/a
Jt
common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
Electric
83A Jan
22% May
5%
,
Jan
i67/a Jan
Distillers
ord reg
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
I
Inc
$2 preferred
I
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Ltd—
Brewery
Draper Corp
%
Jun
®o
Feb
Driver
300
33/a
Jun
4%
Jan
Duke
6%
Apr
DuMont
1% July
2% Jan
8%
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50c
4%
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35%
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2%
2%
37%
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4,000
2%
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25
Feb
l%May
5% July
July
Feb
38
Jun
page
33.
13%
133/4
13% Mar
37/a Jan
143/4 Apr
52
52
53
150
52
July
60
42
42
100
42
July
50
Mar
Feb
6
Apr
27
1
10%
2%
*
13%
5%
5
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27
9%
5,200
4%
5%
1,000
271/4
800
25% Jan
10%
16,500
9% July
Mar
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Feb
5
May
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6
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200
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400
14%
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25
25
200
22%
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23
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3,600
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3,000
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2%
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Jan
30
8% July
5% Jun
9 ■'/9-:
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73/4
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10,500
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23
•
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14%
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1% May
1,200
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15% July
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33,300
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1,000
2,400
5%
5%
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14%
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1%
1,200
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7%
: 14,600
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3%
July
./2% Jun
.
Mar
.10
8% May
100
19,900
5
14%
14%
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Apr
Jan
4%
350
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;
30% •>'30%.
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31
25% Jun
4,000
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8%
-
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July
33,8
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87
21 % May
5
8%
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4%
14% Apr
Mar
400
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1,300
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21
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7% Mar
100
1,300
'■•4%
■
Feb
"5%
18% Mar
200
,15%
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12Va
Jan
10%
Jun
Jun
:
5%
5%
300
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6%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,100
5
Apr
6%
Jan
1
1
1%
4,600
1
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lT/a
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22
22
200
21
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■.-*r
-
22
7%
73A
17%
17%
7%
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5%
600
243A May
9Yz Jan
7% Apr"
100
15
100
17
15
18
Mar
-
July
77
May
V17% July
21,800
% Jan
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14
200
11% Mat
1,300
10 3, a May
11%
16%
16%
100
19%
5%
5%
1,000
16% July
5
Jan
",;13% '13 JA
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10%
-
"5%
n
a.
July
Jun
Apr
6
Mar
4%
2,500
5
July
93
93""
94%
3,900
81%
Feb
96
May
12%
12"
123/4
45,500
5%
Apr
123/4 July
-4A
4iir
4 Va Mar
6%
7
Jan
Jun
18%
18
18%
1,400
17 %
Feb
22%
Jan
26%
253A
26%
250
24%
Jan
26
Jan
13A
13A
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800
13/4
Feb
2%
12 %
13%
1,000
14%
Jan
17%
18
93/4 July
15% July
18%
Feb
5%
•3%
18 3/a
18%
225
5%
183/4
38%
37
1%
3%
99,600
2,800
150
40,800
2
Jun
1%
~9%
300
11%
11%
14%
1,400
50
Jan
May
2%
Apr
Apr
9
Jan
23%
Jan
37
Jan
6
16 % Mar
»
7
~9%
11%
•
14%
14%
6%
6%
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Jan
8
Apr
10
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15%
Harris
Power
29% May
14
Jan
31
■
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Jan
6
2,400
Co/
4V0
200
200
2ft
17,600
42*/8
9,100
16%
Jan
Jan
3% July
700
14%
Jan
15% May
18,500
91#
Jan
14%
«29%
Common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—1' ■
American dep rets ord reg
-
-1
•
1
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—
Dynamics Corp of America
'
-14%
•
1
14%
?14
11% May
8% Apr
83A
8%
200
183'B
18%
187a
3,400
40
40
,
2,400
4%
31%
100
30 3A
Apr
20 7b
1,500
19%
30
9%
4,300
8%
13
9%
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;
200
•
-
56
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Apr
Apr
Julv
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Jan
19% July
41
6%
Feb
57%
5
Jan
July
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Jur.
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9
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46
Apr
31%
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•
6%
34 % Mar
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5
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20%
50
Feb
15
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Feb
1,500
113.8
11%
>
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20%
~83/4
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Jun
Feb
21
200
30%
11%
63A
3%
43A July
1% Jan
2,500
30
^30
July.
J.un
.=:31%Mar
'23%
Jan
-10%
Jun
"89% May.
20% July
5%
4%
7%
17%
30%
5%
*
V:30% ^"30%
1,800
267b
Apr
5%
7,900
4%
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GVb
238
30%
10s
Co
class B common
Apr
2% July
'J3^ May
i
5
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5%-
•
4%
900
8
400
17%
.33
,
534
50
3,500
3%
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7
Feb
14%
Apr
8
.
8,900
5%
Jun
100
36%
Jan
,
-July
18
Feb
28
Apr.
May
35% Feb
7%
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Eastern Malleable
—1
Feb
Jan
1,500
29%
10
*
146
Jan
4%
<4%
;
13%
—.
Jan
39% May
3%<>,:3%
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13%
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303A Mar
212
3%
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—1
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•
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(Allen B)
Jan
15
6%
7.7% ."7%
"7%;"
2%
———*
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1ft Apr
36%
Feb
138
.
Jan
Feb
33A Mar
100
34%
31
-
36^8
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•
common——*
7.50
32.50
1
*
1%
500
^
16% May
7% Jan
6 % May
600
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0
'
Jun
13% Mar
33
.
2%
•
10%
300
1,300
6%
1ft.
1ft
II
38%
stock
common__J/'—
Apr
42
,
Feb
12
8%
8,800
1
(The) Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
400
30,200
86
Ltd-r-
Co
American dep rets
7,600
5
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd
see
4%
1
2.50
„—1
10c.
—^35
Club Inc
(The)
Diners'
ft
50
Camden Fire Insurance
footnotes
;
4%
Dempster Investment Co__.——-—/.<—1
Dennison Mfg class A common
5
8 % debentures
—100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing—il
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry-1
Development Corp of America
——1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—__25c
5%
i*
73 % July
6,900
Hi/.
ft::
-:lA
25%
—50c
common—
Dominion
50
.X
Power
$3.00 preferred
preferred
Calvan Consol oil & Gas Co
$2.50
For
Stores
3%
IS
.73
1,200
1,8%
t, 25%
4
Durham Hosiery
10c
Jun
•'
83%
,„'21%(
8%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
Jan
Jan
63%
100
3
,,
am
■
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Duraloy (The)
Corp
Cable Electric Products
82%
V2C
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc__
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson Brothers Inc—-—j
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A_—
July
7% July
3% Feb
6,400
.3%
,
2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
%
1%
Jan
25
Feb
Mar
12%
5
-*
Curtis LiShtin& Inc common—
5
1%
Jan
13%
Jun
1UO
8%,.8%
2.50
50c
$1.12 preferred-
3
7
1%
5V4
11
23%
r3ft
:
1,300
■::"5%."5%/
33/4
Jan
July
Feb
10
'
.
'21
,21
Jan
y8%
6% Mar
„
63%
76"
76
Jan
23%
300
;:io%/,ii%
10%
Jun
5%
'
Jun
400
;25
63%
574
May
'4%
Feb
% Mar
Jan
4
7,(500
3%
.:41%'/:11%
24
106%
July
177a
38,100
25c
•
Cuban American Oil Co——
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Dome
16'A Feb
7.50
convertible class A
C Super
6%
63%
•
°» & L»na Co common
7% Jan
Jan
May
ft Mar
6,500
:
1
-1
33/8 May
47/s
Jan
39
102
200
'5%
Apr
9
Feb
31%
200
19
7%
113/4
---r_5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
3%
5%
~_4
29
Mar
7% Mar
100
V'rf
7%
3%
.
-1-50
—
Drilling & Exploration Co
—
20
6 Vo
1_1
•
Diversey
10% Jan
Feb
July
103%
,18%
———5
10% Jan
12
JOO
7%
.
5c
J„
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co—
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
Jan
100
4,400
36%
Jan
US
27
7 •>
4%
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum common
r-5
Jan
1,600
—
200
"'.4
•
»
l—:
6% July
1,500
22,400
8%
28
hi July
3 fa Ueb
20
8% Jun
— —
JV
8%
l3a
10c
Reynolds common
Cott BeveraSe CorP
23
8% Mar
2%
Jun
c
C
2
1
A
137/a
Feb
2% July
~9%
July
6% May
83A
19%
9%
Jun
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s 8d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12%c
Byrd Oil Corporation common
25c
t%
10
193/4
.1
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill
9%
--
•
B
B 8 F Company common.
60c
6%
6 3/a
10
preferred
Co
2A
2ft
2A
;a
*■
£1
£1
Jan
2
,
•
Inc—
Inci_
Dejay
Tobacco—
rets ord bearer
Jan
7
Jan
3,600
35,o00
15% Jun
11% July
63/a Mar
2,600
Mar
7
inn
Jun
15,300
10
58%
•
.
I
2%
2%
•
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
British
500
133/4
20c
common
British American
300
91
-
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—•
Breeze
6%
32%
133/4
prior cumulative preferred_100
Inc
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Gear
6%
6 Va
1
common
%%
Foote
100
200
— —
Borne Chemical Company
Brad
15%
""4%
303/4
•
3
& Co common
Co
■
iSa/
I4
11
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's common
Blumenthal
—
15%
"4%
1
common
7
3%
57a July
6%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Corroon &
27% May
102
10
Paint <fc Varnish Co
voting."
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
coro
47b May
July
2% July
36%
20c
10c
$1 preferred class A—1__
10
l
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bearings Inc
110
4%
-73/4
too
Ties
4
4
__
Banff oil Ltd——
Beau-Brummell
SK
ju y
Feb
2/a
13,200
idor
17
May
24%
700
8%
Continental Air Lines Inc.
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Industries Inc—:
±.10c
Class
-
_1S/
_
rt/
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Steel Corp
5
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„
Andes—
Barium
Bell
~3%
15%
153/4
1
lo
Corp
15,000
15%
%
common
18%
3 %
200
28
_1
50c
Inc—;
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Corby
.
17%
17%
l
j.ubo
2%
2
1
1
.—10
Containers
Cooper-Jarrett
•i'u
;
Compo Shoe Machinery-—
vtc ext to 1965
3ft July
25%
6
-30s
Hotel Inc—
—
Public Servicfe—
22 3A May
Feb
3%
2%
•
Development
ordinary
& Stone Co
10%
Jan
24%
i
2 t'k
Clary Corporation
•_
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
1—;
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation —
—
-1
club Aluminum Products*CO—_•
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc—
_10c
Colon
Jun
Feb
1%
46,600
b%
4
Colonial Sand
812 Juiy
6%
li.aoo
10
*
2%
_1
Cocksliutt Farm Equipment Co
28'/a July
Jan
2 i'tf
3 %
—-1
-J
1
1
Commodore
2%
24%
10
t
Feb
5%
19%
9 it
---5
Chesebrough-Ponds lnc__
Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
x31
Mar
48,600
9%
10
1
.
Chicago
Cook
v
Class A
i.
8UO
812
~3%
2.50
Chamberlin Co of America^
charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
2 d's
26
28
'28V4
2
-10
Continental Materials Corp
Bailey A Bclburn Oil & Gas-
Low
JA
10
* Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
.
s
convertible preference-i.
Connelly
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Non-voting
103% Fdb
1% Jun
46% July
Jan
Fisheries
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Snares
Prices
Low- High
28 3g
Canal-Randolpli Corp
—1
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc—
—1
Panso Oil Producers Ltd vtc———-1
capital City Products common
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
.1
Carnation Co common
5.50
Carolina Power & Light §5 pfd—-—*
Carreras Ltd— ...
American dep rets B ord
—2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co common
1
Casco Products common
♦
Castle (A M) & Co
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Cenco Corporation
1
Central Explorers Ltd
——1
Central Illinois Secur Corp
1
Conv preference $1.50 series
j—•
Central Maine Power Co—r
3.50%
preferred
:
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Community
98
40
98
98
Line
Coast
Mar
Apr
Jun
May
A July
2
2
~2%
Apr
101
6%
157/b
22%
11%
Jan
15%
1
Co
39% July
28% July
91% July
6%
15%
Feb
101
July
15%
21
1
Class A participating
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
4% Mar
87%
8
America
10% Jan
4% July
7% Mar
8
4%
89%
7%
Associated Tel & Tel—
Atlas
16% May
17% Jan
88
4 y4
Industries—
Laundries
2% Jan
Feb
Mar
14
|
Cherry-Burrell common
7%
25o
Inc
7%
1A July
13%
100
14%
88
1
2.50
dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlantic
21
100
14
6
Productions
Oil
Jan
13%
5%
Light—
American
Associated
23
13%
100
Electric
Associate
17s/4
Jun
5
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
Jan
July
May
May
Feb
July
July
Jan
Jan
Mar
July
May
4%
23%
1V4
warrants
Co
Feb
3%
.5
Co
preferred
&
14yB
300
15%
2.40
Corp
Gas
5,500
3%
14
4.75
.
Arkansas Louisiana
Apr
23
2
"A" shares
4.72%
123/8 Feb
53/4
20o
Ltd
Jan
13%
common.—9
—-3
class A
5
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Armour
30% July
19%
July
May
Jan
July
113/e
34%
34%
18%
39%
8% Mar
1,400
34
Angostura-Wupperman
Power
7,100
common
3
5% preferred——5
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
"93/4
32%
11,400
Mines
Arkansas Fuel
"9%
Jan
May
36
Jan
31
333/4
Products
Jun
26%
32 »A
31%
Company
Lead
Feb
"9V2
Writing Paper
Incorporated
Post
Mar
32 %
33 Va
Equip Co
Jan
1%
71
xll
7,500
Photocopy
Jan
50
1,900
17%'
Co
American
Anacon
10
Jan
May
88%
243/4
11%
14%
78 %
1%
76%
21%
30%
9% Jan
100
78%
17%
Seal-Kap
Anchor
123/4
78%
78%
17%
Thread
Apr
—*
16%
American
Amurex Oil
23
—
163/4
American
AMI
12% July
6%
—1
•
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Petrofina Inc class A——.1
American
193/a Feb
3,600
Co
Meter
Feb
83/8 July
200
2,500
13%
Inc
Maracaibo
3%
8,900
8%
12%
American Manufacturing Co com
American
*3%
8%
47%
Machine
American Laundry
American
3 Va
—1
*
Electronics
American
Jan
12%
common
Inc
Industries
Ambrook
Jun
47%
Manufacturing
Industries common.:—
Aluminum
Feb
2%
—1
stock—1
Goods
Aluminum
~3%
3%
GOO
3
.
51%
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
23A
America—
of
Co
Aluminum
6 Va
8
Paper Corp
Products (Mich)
Allied
11,800
131/2
1
10
Corp
Pictures
Artists
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc—
Allied Internal! Investing cap
6%
6
iFeb
>% tsuiy
4%: Jan
15 " May
4% Mar
10% Mar
52 % July
7
Feb
17
May
24% Jari
Canaua Cement Co Ltd common
*
6 % % preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrolina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals-—.—-6c
28% Jan
334 July
500
3
-*
& Fisher common
Ailes
4 %
6%
warrants
Alleghany Corp
Allied
37a
Apr
24
100
for Week
Range
o»
*
Co Ltd—
Canada Bread
24%
Sales
Week's
1
Last
high
Low
24%
Friday
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25
Jun
45
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Jun
10
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Jun
Apr
July
4%
5
5%
5%
5%
120
Mines
Gatineau
5 %
Ltd
Power
Jan
Jun
7%
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1%
1%
13
4
4,200
1% July
2%
6%
2,700
6% July
9%
6,600
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32
——
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9,700
1,800
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Mar
105
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Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
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1,000
18
2%
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Leonard
16
Jan
Le
6ft Jan
15%
46
16
35,100
400
56
Jun
5%
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
17
July
1V4
1%
3,600
29%
20,900
8%
Feb
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1%
97%
30
95%
Jun
91 "a
75
85
Jun
97%
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6%
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10
Globe
Union
Globe
Wernicke
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Co
(Adolf)
Inc
Seal
Goodman
11 Va
40
2,250
12%
19%
19 Va
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22 V4
Products
class
A
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Jun
29 Va
Feb
43
10
3 V2
10c
98
21
Jun
2
Mar
7%
2,400
6%
2,800
65 Va
98
u Mar
JunT
7%
Feb
98
Jan
28% May
9% Jan
3,800
7% July
2%
3
7,600
2 % Mar
10c
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Griesedieck
Grocery
Guild
Leases—
3
,
10%
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149%
220
3%
2,100
10%
1
preferred
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•
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3% May
Jun
100
—
_
132
Feb
Jan
3% July
Feb
11% July
12% May
18 Va
2'/a
10
Jan
Jan
75
82 %
191% July
,
9% Feb
x9 Va Jun
17,500
v
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11%
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10,100
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6
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10c
Feb
126%
76,400
10%
10%--
5
common
Class B_—
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Films Company Inc.—
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States Land & Industries—
Gulf
275
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3 Va
50c
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—
105
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86
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300
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100
1%
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4%
7,600
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900
30 Va
4
38
27 1
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2,500
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6
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.
34%
Hubbell
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Feb
July
July
4,300
4%
Jan
15%
Feb
6% May
28% July
2,700
500
3%
4,100
10%
1,200
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Hurd
Lock
&
Inc
2%
2%
Steel
3%'
'32
-
2%
21,200
3%
200
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Mar
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(Canadai
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21%
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of
&
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Hardware
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pref
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see
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10%
Feb
12% Jan
1,400
x3%
Apr
4% May
200
5%
Feb
8% Jan
Service
McKee
&
Merrill
120
&
30
July
96%
55
63%
64%
64
%
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4%
>
4 Vi
.
200
46 %
2,400
63
600
4
101%
Jun
Feb
59
May
May
66
Jun
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11%
11%
800
9%
Apr
Apr
5
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12
13%
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14%
3.000
11%
Feb
15% Mar
17%
17%
18 Va
600
17%
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24
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46%
52%
10,000
6% Jan
103
50
18 Va
225
29 Vu
Jan
56% July
Jun
50
Jun
70
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103
July
Jan
20
Apr
14%
46% Mar
60 %
150
26%
Apr
40
9%
Feb
July
12% July
11%
11%
11%
5,800
7%
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12
14
14%
725
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Feb
300
1
Feb
4%
Feb
1%
1%
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Steel
$2
non
3,300
1% Mar
600
15% July
11,300
4%%
1% May
18% July
tan
11,100
16%
700
16%
16%
16%
700
14%
14%
,
1,200
dividend
15% July
17% May
35 % July
Jan
13% Jun
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13%
14%
500
31
33%
12,300
41 Va
3,300
39
36 Va
52
52
6
53 Va
3,400
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10%
700
17%
14%
13%
33% Jan
18
106,600
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13% Feb
41
41
42
2,400
35
22%
25%
2,800
19% Apr
1
1
2.50
28%
25%
29%
24,200
Mar
17
Feb
4%
4%
1,500
9%
100
7% Mar
1%
1%
1,900
1% July
9% July
1%
9%
14
14
9%
,
Jan
Jan
41% July
57
Jun
8
Apr
13% Jan
18% Jun
57%
10
8,000
14%
9%
800
10%
5,500
12
Jun
8
May
Jan
25% July
29% July
4% Jun
9%
m^rm—
8% Jun
15
44%
5% July
10%
24%
5
Mar
11% Apr
2
Jan
10% May
17% Jan
11 Ve
July
12% Mar
8
50c
Co
14
Feb
29
Apr
400
34
preferred
Mills
Vernon
-4
2.50
100
Inc—
States Tel & Tel
Feb
5
Jan
25
32% Mar
15%
200
15% July
99%
575
96
12%
1,500
82
—
1%
82
1%
9,300
32%
30
14,100
84
50
95
.
93
70
Jun
12%
42%
42%
100
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2.50
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50c
common
Company
common
Apr
21% Jan
104
Mar
13% Apr
1
81
90%
July
Apr
Apr
Jun
41%
Jun
90
Jan
95
Jan
90%
Apr
159% Apr
44
Jan
2%
1
118
Apr
2% Feb
3%
1
May
3% May
16% July
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118%
400
3%
19,300
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3%
n
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8,800
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37%
37%
38 %
4,000
22 Va
Jan
26
26
26%
800
10
800
-
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Muskegon Piston Ring common
35
1% May
33% July
3Va
Rights
Apr
5% May
Jun
141
—
8% Mar
23%
Jan
1
20% Mar
86
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cumulative
7
18% Feb
97
1%
30 %
100
cum preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
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Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
400
1,400
5%
15%
1
1
4.80%
8
23%
Jan
12%
97
1
Ltd—
(Can)
8
X22%
5%
34
-50
-*
100
common.
Service
Public
23
50c
common—
Molybdenite Corp
Co
Jan
4ft Apr
Jun
28% July
30% Jan
6,100
10%
6
10%
Jan
6% Feb
600
14V4
31
--5
TV
15%
Jun
26
Molybdenum Corp—
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
Muntz
17 Va
4
shares
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
6%
1% May
10% July
15% Feb
32
14%
Apr
16% July
Products—
convertible
Missouri
10%
1
Abrasive
Wohl
9%
16%
lOVl
1
1
Piping Co
Midwest
Miller
1
$1 conv preferred—*
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cum
Mid-West
1
— —
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9%
9%
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1,400
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3,600
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9%
10%
3%
3%
4
3,700
4,600
2
2
1,000
25% July
9% Jun
29
2%
July
Feb
19
Jan
130% Jun
4
Jun
1%
Jan
39% July
31% Apr
10%
Jan
35%
Apr
3% May
N'
Nacliman
National
10
Corp——
Namm-Loeser's
Inc—
Alfalfa
—
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-1
1
/National Bellas Hess common
National
Brewing Co
5
1
Machines
National
Electric Weld
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
1
—25c
Inc_—
Starch
National
Steel
Jan
28 Va May
2%
Jan
1097b July
11 Ve July
Corp
2
Products
Car
1
10
common—1
Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
Nestle
Le
Mur
common
Electric
Corp
common
Co
common—
13% Jun
14%
3
Feb
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
3
Apr
2
Jun
17
1
(Mich)
National Casket Company
Industries
1
Jun
21
Jun
23% Jan
&
Milling Co
National
94% Mar
Feb
Jan
18
1
Feb
July
Feb
Apr
5
102
-1
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—.—
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8%
211
3% May
1,800
:
common
6%
90
2% May
900
5
12%
1,400
2,900
7,500
6% Mar
-1
Research
Apr
2ft
4%
12%
Rubber Machinery
2
Feb
2i70
35
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15 Vs
Feb
6
50
*
1
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...
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500
65
Jan
12 Va
Corp
May
-
50c
17"% Jun
6
34
—
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Jun
200
5,500
4%
51%
—*
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5
Co
6
413
2%
17 Va
2ft
Jun
13,600
2%
16%
—
5
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63
80
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14% Jan
38
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2V4
17
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11% July
'
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10% May
8% Jan
34
12 Va
Co
527'a Mar
500
83%
23%
.
5
Jan
xl4Va
Jun
52
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6,800
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National
5%
700
60% Jan
Jan
54%
13 Va
7% July
15% Mar
29%
18%
Co
Co
Jun
Feb
Jun
27% Mar
•
Michigan Steel Tube
Muter
Mar
Apr
13%
7
Michigan Chemical Corp
19
23 >4
5%
100
400
50%
& Co common
Thermit
&
Muskogee
107
7,800
14%
28%
13%
1
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
Iron
Mesabi
Metal
24% May
24% May
21% Jun
10
6%
28%
1
Mfg Co
Refrigerating
Jan
40
7%
Jan
17
Co
Merchants
Jan
200
21% May
7 "a July
4
14%
10c
50c
Rubber
Aircraft
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
12
30
5% July
Jan
.—
Murphy
97''a
Jan
17%
50 %
common
Tire
(AG)
34 Va May
119
5%
700
7,100
7 Va
2
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
(J W) Inc common
Feb
Jan
200
6%
28%
2.50
Mays
Mount
May
May
5%
19%
6%
1%
Co,
(The B)
Communication
Mountain
434 May
5V2
19 %
6%
1
30c
Co
Co
International
Marconi
Jun
29%
5
33.
600
3%
6
1
warrants
Inc
Stores
Jan
97%
pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
12%,
3%
6
,—*
1
Manischewitz
-
Jun
50
119
Ireland—£1
Mfg Co
12
3%
6
5
(The)
(The)
—
Canada
24% May
10c
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Public
Maine
11
900
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Jun
1
Mages
16% Feb
3,900
21
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Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises
Inc
Apr
X22
10
National
dep- rets ord reg
Imperial Oil
Imperial
Industries
Jan
14'/a
M
3 Va
26%
5,900
21 Va
5
:
li'„ May
13%
Jan
1
Chain
Truck
2%
2.50
1
Products
13 %
12
_25c
Macfadden Publications Inc
17
;'21%' 22%
21%
*
Manufacturing Co
lil
13%
Apr
2% Jan
12 Va Mar
50c
Inc
Ltd
National
-
n July
5,900
3
Exploration
37%
5
I—
5 Va
12
Feb
100
common
10 % May
JUn
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Chemical
3,500
25c
Watch
Feb
24
100
32
21 %
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Imperial
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13%
10
,
Longines-Wittnauer
1% July
3% Jun
2,600
1%
*
Feb
3% July
700
34%
1 Va
•
8%
15
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade- Food
Jan
10%
'
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Jan
July
94
9 Va
34 ■"
1%
-
21%
:
27
68
10
preferred
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9%
Jun
25
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Jan
Jan
*
10%
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.
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44
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Jan
12%
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1,400
,
*
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3% Mar
Feb
7V'4
300
Feb
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2%
86%
25c
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Apr
1%
2
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—2.50
.—
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Horn
class
Jan
3%
3%
21V2
5%
60c
58%
900
7%
"3%
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Jun
1,700
26.'/*
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common.
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Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.
Holophahe Co common—
u_.
Horder's
53%
July
2%
37 Va
1
—
Industries
Home-Oil
200
43 Va
3%
7%
10c
common
A
Hofmann
■x
26%
.1
common
Products
Electric
Mfg
4%
25c
58
Mar
Feb
36
100
Galion
Hevi-Duty
600
100
preferred
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42%
8% July
14
1%
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common.'
& Co 5ViVo
Henry Holt. & Co
Hercules
.*
•
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Jan
3%
~1%
10c
;
Feb
10%
3 Vi
'
10c
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3%
3,200
2%,
_1„Co__
5,600
58
_1
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8%
12%
41
25
,
Bishop Inc—
Helena
7%
11%
—10
.
Hecla
8%
1
Harvard Investors Inc.,
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazeltine
7% May
Middle States Petroleum common
Lump Co
*
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp...
Hartford- Electric Light
Hazel
4% Mar
6,500
10% Jan
Michigan' Plating & Stamping Co
Jan
77
Jan
19% May
4% May
II
Hall
Havana
3% July
1% Jun
6%
1,700
Micromatic HOne Corp
Harbor
4%
Feb
2,800
*
McDonnell
179% 184
127%
1
—
Company
Stores
179%
100
—
Great Lakes Oil <fe Chemical Co
Gridoil
<
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Non-voting common stock
(R G)
Petroleums
Lunkenheitner
Jun
May
;
4
3%
4 Vi
5
Lynch Corp
Jan
7
Hydraulics-...
21% July
4% May
5
Louisiana
3% July
IVb Apr
25
1st preferred
Feb
3%
2
—
28%
1,200
800
7%
2%
4
5
—
Sporting Goods.
Magna Oil Corporation
200
Greer
14%
Feb
6,300
Jun
12
1
Inc
20% Mar
8%
Inc
Jan
17%
1
common
Refineries
Jan
8%
Pacific
14
700
6
,,
16%
3,700
27
*
Jan
27%
&
1.30U
1
Inc
1,500
28,300
90 Va
4
Co__
Industries
14%
19%
1
Mack
3%
6%
_50
Realty
July
%
7%
Atlantic
14
18
14%
1%
4
.
Co
14
8%1
Amer
24% Mar
37% May
18% Jan
5%
Delaware
11% July
22%
3
of
Jan
1
Great
21% Jun
21% May
1
Jun
5
Great
Feb
500
2,250
.75 pesos
9%
Gray
Manufacturing
98%
23V4
Feb
2
Ltd
Sessions
Lodge & Shipley
10% July
13 Va Jan
Grand Rapids Varnish—
Gorham
Feb
35%
1
400
_1
—
3% July
8% Mar
lil
1,
Mines
21,900
11
19%
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Inc———
Dairy
100
*
Industries
Goldfield Consolidated
Gold
200
11%
11.:
.
5,100
9%
11%
39
11%
4%
9%
39%
1
—
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11%
•
.
&
17% May
3% Jun
2%
95
6
A_<
Industries
Locke
Jan
9%
Mines
common
Corp
12% Feb
33
10
1
Common
Jan
McBean
500
22 Va
—-33%c
Loblaw Groceterias second
Jan
89%
Alden
12,000
3%
20c
Inc
Mines
Tourneau
Litton
July
48
97
Gladding
Jan
4& July
33
1.25
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5"/o
cumulative preferred
May
Jan
18
24 Va
..
29'
7%
Jan
*
Glen
5
July
ltt Feb
5
Industries
Lecourt
Jan
*
C)
Jan
23%
10c
Salle Extension UniversityLear Inc common—
5% Feb
39,%
1.400
13%
1
—_25c
Co.——
14%
95
La
3
100
51
42 %
Glenmore Distillers class B_.
'
Lanston
May
1
(A
98,500
3%
7.50
Apparel
&
13% Mar
■
Georgia Power $5 preferred——
$4.60 preferred
Gilbert
Mar
1%
95
5
Corp
Corp
2
1,700
—
Giant
Gilchrist
315
13%
3 Va
2.50
Stores
Lanison
32 Va
29% July
99% May
Gold
3%
13%
1
Dept Stores Inc
B) Rubber Co
Shores
Liberal
16%
14%
20
Corporation
Yellowknife
3
May
ft Jan
—5
Consolldada S
4% July
1% May
■
50%
18
50c
Corp
2
Jan
95
25C
(Del)
Lamson
Mar
3%
1
300
2 Va
.
6%
.
50 Va
5
preferred
Transistor
4
100
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Mar
300
—
General
General
3 10
9
50c
pfd
(I
L'Aiglon
1% July
Jun
28
General Electric Co Ltd—
convertible
Corp
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
'
.
5%'
14% May
11,600
4
15c
& Company
& Electric 4%%
Hotels
Knott
20% July
105
—
—
com
preierred
1%
32%
43
-
.32
100
.
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co:
General
3,200
%
Apr
14% Apr
6% Jan
6% July
__
2Va
%
May
79
July
10%
600
—
2
%
3
Jan
20%
—
2 Va
Jan
12% May
sya July
1,600
5%
6%
Jan
6%
13
5%
— —
71
,
11%
.
1
common
Inc—
(S)
Lake
—
Co
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd-
Feb
6%
—
1
Eirug Company
Kleinert
5ft July
5%
1
—
Co
preferred
Gas
Kobacker
3%
900
13
1
Kingston Products
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co
Jan
3,900
2%
—
*
Kingsford Company
117V2 May
108
100
(Walter)
& Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
lOVa July
102%
pfd
vtc
Kidde
Jan
650
(D)
Kennedy's
Mar
3,900
25
Glass
Kawneer Co
i5 Va Jun
11
11
2%
Kawecki Chemical Co
Apr
40 Vu
10%
2%
Chute—
Industries
Kansas
July
7%
10%
1
Service Co 3.90%
Apr
K
3% May
lOVa July
10 Va May
Air
Kaltman
G
Galkeno
2% May
5
33 %c
Company
4%
Royalty
Public
Kaiser
Apr
1.25
.1.25
Co.
3,400
Oil
4%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
12% July
6% Mar
32,300
m'/sr 108 Va
108
108
•
1
:
Company..—
A)
3,400
4% July
9 Va Mar
Jan
July
%
1
3ft Jan
1,100
42%'
"9%;
,
108
reg—
Head Brewing Co.
Fresnilio
7
13 To
108
___•
;
American dep rets ord
Pitt Industries Inc
Jun
'
Fort
3,400
Jeannette
16% Jan
2% July
.
Ltd—
Co
Jun
18
—
J
Jan
Feb
16
10,800
103,700
42
93u
•
voting
Motor
2%
1
non-vocing—
B
12
Jan
7Va
"
.2.50
2.50
Co
Feb
Apr
15
—
10c
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
May
7%
% July
12
16,500
32.300
2
?%
Motor of Canada—■
Class
Fox
-
2 %;
*
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
i
7
iPhiia—
Inc
Hi
5
110
60 Ye
Jan
Katz
1
Financial
Sterling
(?Vt May
Jan
6%
Co
Israel-American
;
2 il.
Association
42%
7Vi
8%
Firth
Jun
43%
1,900
Jan
12%
13%
%
V
1
Fire
38V-i
20
8,000
12%
Irving
Feb
4
July
58%
12
——
5
Resistance
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing
Ironrite Inc
Feb
'
Low
57
Iowa
12% Mar
6%
.—1
Fishman -<M
16
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
12
Investors
Feb
102
May
May
92
11%
7
Fargo- Oils Ltd————.
General
Jun
x8% July
3V» May
%
11% July
12% Apr
3% Jan
Jun
.12
20
41%
8
2%
900
3%
Feb
8
4,800
9%
9 Va
A
Mines
1,200
2,400
16,200
99%
11%
25c
or
,
9%
40%
_10
.
Co
Fairchild Camera &
Faraday
$1
11%
3%
3%
-f—.1
Pipe Line common.
Factor
17
Shares
57%
Intex
32% July
Jun
for Week
Low
Cigar
International
Jan
Jan
9
1
ft
Sales
Range
of Prices
International Products
Jan
1514
99%
.
_10c
.
_,
ft Feb
Last
Par
Apr
26 '/a
13% ~ 14%
14%
10
com
Co..
3,300
9%
300
8%
preferred————1
Manufacturing
30 Va
Week's
Friday
.
Sale Price
Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
25 Va July
11,000
1
10c
Jun
Jan
7'A Jan
15%
>3
100
common
convertible
Erie
20c
Corp__
17%
24
32%
11%
.
3
2(1
American Stock Exchange
International
' a
9%
5c.
JULY
High
15%
11%
1
nmerica
Emery Air Freight corp.—
.g
Empire District Electric 5Vo pfd
Empire'
30
—
1
Inc—
700
200
•'a
ill.
31
.1
Inc
75
8%
—
'
Electronics
El-Tronics
'
.-t.
5
common
common—
Communications
25%
8%
—
—1
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
17%
25%
25 %
1
.
—
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%-
_—30'
A_—_
mass
Limited
Bond
int—1
—
Corporation
Elder
Shares
FOR
for Week
Low
Sugar Associates—
common
'
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
-*
10c
1
—
17%
17%
100
16%
12% Mar
~3%
_313
9%
_
4
9%
10,200
100
21
21
23
22
22
22%
30%
30%
31%
400
7/2
8%
11,900
2,300
2,300
3%
Jan<
9% Jun
17%
Jan
21% July
22
Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
26% May
32% Jan
34% July
30% Jun
26
8
—
5
30c
5
2%
32%
2%
31%
1
8%
81
5
800
2%
1,000
32%
3,100
9
2,700
Mar
7
Jun
9%
Jan
5% Mar
3%
2
27%
July
Apr
4% Mar
2%
Jan
Jan
33% July
9
July
31
.
1
ii
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
!
...
Monday, July 29, 1957
(448)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale l'rice
Exchange
American Stock
Par
Oils Ltd
--1
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
40c
New Chamberlain Petroleum-—-—50c
•—100
Co——--1
England Tel & Tel—
New Haven Clock & Watch
New
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
Nipissing
Mines
Lites
Noma
Inc
—
Corporation-.-:—-
Norbute
33 fa
6,200
15%
6,000
1%
11,500
1%
1U
7,300
Warrants
Oceanic
Ogden
Oil
/
common
preferred-
4%%
Ohio Power
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
100
—90c
-25
1
7
1
-—
Okonite Company common—
Old
Corp common
Town
preferred-
cumulative
40c
47%
Jan
13%
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
2% Feb
l'/a Mar
1% Jan
1%
87%
Jan
1%' Feb
78
Jan
19.000
2%
2%
1
5 %
5%
4%
9'«
5'/«
1,900
2% July
3
4%
7
5%
9,400
Mar
3
77/a
Feb
9%
Jan
107ft
600
37
37
300
35
Jun
42
50
x40
Mar
Apr
Jun
6 %
10'%
Jun
78
Apr
91%
Jan
6 i's
35,000
7%
77ft
1,500
85%
20
83
6%
74J/4
83
July
OVa
6%
7
15,800
5
47a
4%
5
13,300
3/7 Feb
2%
2
2
l7u
%
iff Jan
4,100
1%
Feb
3
Jan
2
% May
3%
23,800
15 7 a
14 5 ii
16%
16,900
72%
73%
450
93 %
93
94
140
87
85%
3%
3%
2% Mar
13% Feb
Feb
60
Jun
90
Jan
2%
2%
3
93
800
2%
Apr
3%
5%
Jan
10'2
11
125
10% July
850
74% July
92
22%
23
24
900
22
May
26%
1
14%
15%
11,300
13% Mar
17%
Jan
u--lOo
2%
2%
2% July
2 Vis
July
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
3%
1,400
3%
5V2%
5%
preferred
preferred
1st
1st
25
25
£5
—
redeemable 1st preferred
5'c
25
25
25
25
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
4.80%
4.50%
4.30%
preferred
1st
redeemable
1st preferred
redeemable
Pacific
dividend preferred
Airlines
Petroleums
1
Page-Hersey
common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
2
Jun
27 %
Creek
21
26%
24
Jun
23%
Jan
510
80
Jun
98
80%
80
230
87
July
99
97
Jun
108
140
79
July
91
Jan
34 J/4
"or.
2 Bol
49,300
50
114
11
57,400
Jun
90
138
fa
%
%
ii!
Pentepec Oil (C A)
Amcr shares—1 Bol
3%
3fb
5,700
Paramount
Corp
"514
~5%
5%
200
16"? a
16%
1G%
500
16%
16%
1,400
-
vtc
Motors
Chemical
Park
H J&n
Parker
Pen
Class
Co
of
2
;
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
1
A_.
class
B
Corp
,
Ltd
Canada
Pep Boys
(The)
Polaris
13,900
6V'u
5%
6','»
9,700
Metals
Preston
East
i
Feb
Jan
10'%
Jan
4%
Feb
8%
52
July
18% Feb
1%
Jan
5% Mar
8%
3,000
8% July
Ufa
3,500
10% July
1 Id
Jan
1%
2,700
94%
1,000
6%
6%
100
2'*%
Jan
25
1%
3,500
1%
Jun
2
Jan
3%
3%
800
3%
Jun
G
Jan
20%
21%
700
20~%
_•
18'a
10c
•
8
Feb
10% July
Jan
89
4
Mar
Jun
6%
Apr
18%
400
16% Jan
57% May
21
Apr
%
7,600
% Feb
% Apr
ft
-
7 ft
B iY,
18,600
6%
Jan
16%
16 fb
500
14%
Apr
10
800
0%
Jan
51% Feb
18%
9%
23%
57
712
"9'/a
7% Mar
200
16'4
IIIII
Gas
20% July
„
May
7% May
50
56
it,
1
4'ft
56
2~50
Jah
97
7,600
10%
79
4ft
Jan
100
103 4
79
4fa
1
1
Feb
5%
•
Mines Ltd
1%
9% July
2,000
Apr
Pyle-National Co
com
82
1,100
157b
3
5
common
19%
Stetson
16
18%
19 f
4
14%
Apr
17%
COO
16%
Jan
19% July
Jan
(Hugo)
Stroock
Power
Corporation
Stylon
Sun
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp—
Sunset International Petrol Corp
B
Reading Tube Corp
Techmcolor
Oil
(Robert)
Reliance
Electric
Remington
Republic
Corp
&
Arms
Inc
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating (distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
extended
to Jan 3
Rolls
(I)
Royce
&
Sons
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
Ross
(J
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
O)
Thriftimart
Tilo
Apr
8
Feb
600
18%
Apr
19%
100
19% July
24%
%
u
900
ft Apr
1%
38,700
1% Mar
Inc
1%
1%
45%
42%
46
%
3,800
36
Ufa
11%
12%
6.100
11% Jan
6%
6%
1
16
Feb
Feb
15
1%
Jan
Jan
50% July
16%
Apr
2
%
-1
Engineering Corp
Ave
400
31%
8%
9%
1,400
6%
6%
51,600
30c
2
Security Trust Co
6%
Edison
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Feb
Jan
Mar
26
8% July
5%
32 % July
12%
Jan
Jun
7
True
Temper
Jun
20 '/ft
Feb
Jl
13%
1,200
12%
Jun
14% May
Unexcelled
21 %
5,100
16%
Jan
24%
Jun
Union
3%
3%
3%
700
4%
Jan
Union
Investment
3'
2%
3%
7,200
3%
Jan
Union
Stock Yards
a
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
1
1
Mar
3
2% May
Feb
32
"4
%
"4%
413
1,700
4
4%
4%
4%
2,900
4%
Jun
I'/b
2%
Feb
37» Apr
14%
137a
14%
2,800
10%
Jan
16%
Apr
28%
Jun
33'/a
Apr
'
% Jan
% Mar
12:%
11%
12%
1,200
10%
Jan
12% May
18%
19%
2,100
18%
Apr
21%
Jan
43%
45
2,500
36%
Feb
47
Jun
3% Jun
4
July
3%
Jan
9
July
5
Jun
7%
33
Jun
39 %
8
75»
8%
49,400
5%
5'%
5%
3.000
footnotes
see
page
33.
Jan
Feb
"G Vis
6 7 it
5,100
5'a
Jan
8%
9%
3,700
8 %
Jun
12
18%
18is
18%
100
13%
Feb
23
37 V
37 %
37%
1,800
35%
Feb
40 V%
May
49
50
500
24%
24%
300
67a
•L
—
4
8% May
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jun
26 %
Feb
Jan
46% May
300
40%
40
55%
22%
42%
49
38
Jan
43% May
48% Julv
Vis
20%
20%
J.500
X20
May
24%
Jan
%
20%
2,000
20
Jun
23%
Jan
19%
Jun
23% Mar
Mar
7% July
20
100
20
20
4
10%
70'/is
6%
1,500
11'.is
6%
11%
1,200
10%
600
11% July
8% Jan
13%
10%
500
64
Apr
75 %
Jun
6
70%
71 %
Jan
14% May
3
1% Jun
3%
Jan
300
l'/a Mar
1%
Jan
7%
600
5%
Jan
3%
"5%
200
1%
7
7
3
1%
Jan
7'is July
4% Jan
5 »/8
G% Mar
Jan
5%
6%
2,200
%
6 %
4,400
5 %
Jan
6% July
2.300
18%
Feb
23% July
24%
Jun
23
Feb
~
6%
6
23
22
22
8%
8%
~3%
1%
1
%
17a
950
1,400
600
Apr
35%
14% July
44% July
Jan
18
3
10
»
4,700
3%
300
10%
10%
2 00
3% May
10
July
3%
3%
200
3% Julv
73-"%
74 3 4
150
GOO
Apr
5,®j Mar
July
33
Jun
6'/» May
67/ft Feb
3',h
May
19%
4'% Mar
3%
Jun
58% May
Apr
10% Jan
5%
Anr
10 % July
4
July
5%
76%
Jun
Jun
7%
Apr
Jan
62%
1678
Jan
Feb
6 %
6%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
18%
1.400
13% Mar
20
12%
12%
500
2%
11,GOO
12% Apr
2% July
137«
2%
3%
Feb
22'% May
31%
Jan
400
29% Jan
40% May
500
17'/+ Apr
20'+ Jan
GOO
12%
Jun
14%
Jan
5,500
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
10%
Jan
13
"2%
34%
18%
18%
12%
~2%
15%
2 Vis
12%
'
37
.19%
13
2%
.
500
Feb
Feb
2 GOO
11%
Apr
157» July
2,700
3%
Apr
5% July
6,800
5Va
Jan
5
5%
5'%
5%
14%
14%
13%
14%
July
15%
5%
5
X33%
16
.•7%
Apr
£00
12% Feb
147'ft May
14%
1,600
11% Feb
14'/a May
32 Vis X33 %
1,200
28%
347ft
Feh
Jun
5%
6%
5,000
5% July
8%
Jan v
2
2 Va
1,400
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
%
%
13
32'%
337'a
1,800
67 Vis
63%
68%
IT'S
1%
17 a
1ft Jan
fs Feb
11,400
32 Va
Feb
90% July
99
32% July
45 "4
11,700
40%
Jail
70% May
2,000
1%
Jun
8%
278
8%
22%
1
1
13%
0%
8%
Jun
9%
20%
10
25c
20%
300
19'% Jan
21%
22%
227a
1,200
21% Feb
25
300
800
13%
14
21
21%
13
21
Jan
Jan
Mar
15% Mar
Jun
1,100
Jan
Jan
July
23 %
July
'
1%
1%
100
850
143% 148
6,',; Feb
5fs July
ili July
79
1%
5%
Jan
275
91 Vis
Apr
2 %
2%
2%
2.000
2Ma r
2%
Jan
5%
5'%
5'/a
2,500
5 I's
July
5% July
500
8%
Jan
14'%
Jun
Jan
80%
4%
79
80%
12 '/a
13
1,300
•
2%
2%
500
2
Mar
4%
2
2%
34,000
2
July
3%
3-is
2%
3 i's
10,600
2'/a
Feb
%
lir
4 34
%
3,600
%
Jun
478
400
37ft
19%
19%
20%
15.900
49
45;%
49
29%
29%
10
57'a
6%
2,000
—
—*
Feb
16334 July
Feb
3% May
79
Julv
4
4
2%
1
Jan
.
Jun
43% May
5% May
5%
Jan
United
Gas
Chemical
Co
Aircraft
Corp
Canada—
of
2,300
Jan
3!Q May
Vis
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
11
Jan
20% May
35%
Feb
49
30%
29% July
July
Jan
United Asbestos Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc
73a
May
Jan
90
Jun
May
8% July
22 Vs
100
7%
22%
27.800
20
common—50c
22 V;s
7%
7
—1
10c
7ft
6ft
7ft
10.900
174
%
iy+
75.700
of Omaha
5
66
5
*
4
Co
Products
-
5%
2
9%
Jan
Mar
24%
»an
22
Feb
7% July
5% Mar
7% May
5%
17k
% May
X"
For
Jan
19%
V
100
13%
1
%
500
■
Jun
20%
1
7,700
*
1.25
common
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co
—
Corp_-_
13 "2
28%
—
Trunz Inc
207:i
28%
7,600
%
3%
%
50c
Trans
•
l
14
%
3%
1.25
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Trans
Lux Corp__
Tri-Continental warrants
Feb
4 '/a Mar
5
70c
100
class A
Co
Jan
2%
Feb
Ltd—
preferred
4% %
3
15%
3
%
U
•.
87
Feb
1,400
4%
rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
'Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Jun
Feb
3%
3 Va
3%
Amer deposit
1
,
Carpet Company
Oil Co Ltd
Fifth
32
5
1.50
Inc
Inc
Jun
15%
68 % May
4%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc,
1
7,900
May
Jan
Feb
Toledo
2%
May
65
46
Jan
Toklan Oil Corp
11% July
Apr
Feb
23
42%
100
20%
3%
Mar
13%
Jun
2%
9,100
60
2
16%
Jan
2%
60 3 a
60
57
Feb
Feb
900
5%
72
55 Vis
41'/a
24% May
1%
1,100
2%
90
11,100
Feb
16%
6% July
2,500
1%
101% Mar
Feb
18%
4% May
1% May
2%
1%
Jan
19
43
3% July
76
1%
92
15%
300
2%
21%
300
17%
5,500
76
200
21%
42
22,200
10% July
92%
17%
118
5,200
92
21%
Feb
109%
42
3%
10%
1,800
5% Mar
127% Jan
4% May
l'/a
6%
£1
Inc
I
Inc
Feb
Jun
101
51%
1 iu
10%
1,400
900
1
1
25c
_•
5
1
Jan
8%
Jun
11,500
3%
1 •>
110
5
92
1
Markets
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco
29
Jan
Feb
84
21,200
10c
Tishman
400
20%
22
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Cable Corp common
Roxbury
Jun
Jun
13%
19%
19%
100
American
Rome
16 %
25%
13
19 %
1
pfd F
Corp
Thorofare
13
1
1965
Rochester Gds & Elec 4%
Rokeach
Chemical
:
Thompsoxi-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
13% Apr
38%
X9f
common
Jun
2,000
3,400
Co
26% Jan
50
61
5
III~1
I_~
1
I_I_50c
Corp
Petroleums Ltd—;
Argentine
Corporation
63%
13%
23
1
Engineering:
Co
Industrial
Richwell
Rico
Oil
1
~
Calgary Co
Light $4.56 pfd
Shovel
July
12% May
9% Mar
6%
14%
7
common
common
Jun
13%
23
59%
20
IIIII 1
IIIIII50c
& Co
Reiter-Foster
•
Inc
8
56%
S
5
A common
common
Jan
13%
59%
I10
~~i
common—__
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Reis
1
class
Electric Co
Tampa
Thiokol
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
300
T
Inc
Class
Tliew
R
95%
1
Texas Power &
•
1,200
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Texas
Co
Corp
&; Co common
(S)
14
Feb
13%
*
5
1
*
1
25c
1
common
Jan
May
Feb
4%
55 = 4
*
common-
Stop & Shop Inc
Texam
Q
Quebec
B)
(J
Stinncs
.2,800
1197axl20%
1
50c
25c
—•
5
preferred
& Co
(A)
2
% July
1%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Talon
80
100
Ltd
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein
93% Feb
of Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
Mines
Enterprises Inc__
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
9% Jan
July
80
Corp
Corp
conv
10% July
.
14%
—1
1
1
1
Inc common
Apr
Jun
x9
125
9f a
9A
16% July
12
(The)
div
1
Jun
Jun
41%
120"
1
Co
Statecourt
Apr
If'a
If a
2.50
America
50c
May
lft
1
Corp
preferred
Uranium
Starrett
Feb
14
13 f «
93%
20c
common
Stanrock
8%
Jan
10
1
10
Packaging
Shares
1%
50c
Inc
Standard Tube class B
7% Mar
3% July
8','a
—.—1
Corp
Standard-Thomson
6% Apr
10 %
*
1
20
(Ky)
Products
Standard
2% Mar
10
"7'/ft
4%
.—25
preferred—
Convertible
Standard
7.700
92
92
cumulative preferred—
o
16'/a
Jan
10
7% July
26%
California Edison—
original
Standard
Feb
July
Jan
9%
"a
~G%
12.50
common
4% July
Feb
G
Corp common
Oil Co
Industries
2
90'/* Feb
Paper Mills
Manufacturing common
Penn
9% July
Jan
11'%
5
•
1
1
1
Corp
Oil
5%
l'/a
common—
Standard
Jan
58%
~7%
——-•
1
preferred
Pattern
Standard
24
"7%
7 %
Publications-—
Mar
7
9,600
Shares———-,.5,000 fr
Standard Forgings
10% May
7%
1%
.—1
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp_
16% July
800
—III__l
A
4'/*%
Puget
Feb
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
—
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
14
1 %
Specialty Stores Co Inc
5
Shoe Corp.—_——-———I
Jan
6'/'h
l'/is
Spencer
16% July
600
'
Public Service
62%
14% May
6
lo
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
Company
Providence
Jan
3 fa
8 Vb
25c
Dome
1%
4% Jan
0
_1
Co
common
of
Jun
*
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
May
13%
3%
11
~l
;
Co
Inc
148
Apr
50
Ltd
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
Prentice-Hall
July
Apr
July
98'%
6
l
Products class
Jan
5 %
3%
39
3%
*
_lOc
1
Wine
Scale
Mining
Poloron
400
1%
Inc
Mines
Valley
Pneumatic
400
2,000
23%
lft
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant
~4 7 a
54 %
23
1%
Aircraft Corp
Industries
Gold
_4-%
53%
23
10 pesos
Philippine Long DLst Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pioneer
1,000
1
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Piasecki
2,600
8'%
54
1
Pcpperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
:
—2.50
Pierce
9
2.50
Perfect
Apr
Apr
6%
8%
8%
~87o
l
2
Traffic Co
3%
57
1
Company
Feb
8% Jan
20,600
3%
Oil
Israel
Jan
2'/2
16% Feb
100
91
138
9
2,600
3
37 %
91%
%
25
4.56% convertible preference—,—25
4.48% convertible preference25
r
4.32% cumulative preferred—-—25
'
4.24% cumulative, preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co———
-5
Spear & Company
—
1
Jan
79% July
9%
Inc—-——25c
(Howard)
4.8P
% Mar
300
"9%
300
2
1
10c
Airways Inc
5%
Mar
83
200
—*
—2
Mines Ltd_-__-
Coast
Jun
20%
Jun
Precision
convertible
Southern
Jan
20% May
3
10c
class A
I
Co
Lighting
South
Jan
600
5,400
17«
9
*
common—
South
Jan
27%
800
lc
Pan
Soss
28% Jan
Jun
Jun
400
91
91
*
Tubes
23
23%
23
21 fa
21% X23 Vu
27u
3(i1
100
pfd
700
Canada—
of
B—
Co
Sonotoue
Jan
80
1
Light 5%
4,000
24%
30%
88
87%
100% 102
80% 80%
86
102
*
Northern
Pacific
&
700
25
24%
Jun
2%
common
Corp
Smith
Jan
80%
81'a
Pacific
Power
25%
32%
—-
3
1%
-
Ltd common—
.
•
Singer Manufacturing Co-—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd:—
Amor dep rets orcl registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__10c
Jan
20% x20%
•
•
Pacific
300
24%
•
Ltd
25%
Jun
28%
X21%
dividend preferred
conv dividend preferred
$4.36
,4,400
23%
22 Vi
•
$4.75
30%
23%
24
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75
28 f 4
25-4
28 %
10c
—-—1
——1
Control.;
Leather
$3
P
1st pfd
——--*
Corp class B—
Corp of America
Slick
Pacific Gas <fc Electric 6%
1
Simpson's
Apr
3 fa
Airlines
Western
Simplicity
Jun
1
.
Corp
Jun
14%
Simmons-Boardman
14% May
77'.a
Electric
4i'o
Jan
Jun
27ij
74%
Oxford
25%
2// Feb
Silver-Miller
July
IB
75
Inc__
Feb
69,500
Silver
Jan
Jan
2
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amor shares- 10s
Overseas Securities
-—1
Omar
2,400
!i!
1 ii;
,
common—--—
Slmca American
Jan
71%
1,700
.Tan
24%
Jan
3,475
21.V
93
1%
3 Vis
Silvray
3%
2%
19% Mar
24%
Silex
81% July
101
20% Mar
3 Va
Co
Signal Oil & Gas
Jan
16 %
Jun
Jun
Iff Jan
24%
Steel
.
Class
3%
16%
17
"l%
21% Mar
4,800
of America common..
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
May
%
a an
18% July
7%
Shoe
% Mar
11,800
2%.
2
11 Va
7 "4
Sherwin-Williams
9% Mar
7
500
27% July
Jan
7%
Inc—————20c
—_*
Shattuck Denn Mining—————5
Shawinigaii Water & Power*
Sherman Products Inc—1
Sherwin-Williams common
25
4 V preferred
—
-—100
Jan
7%
5
17%
Feb
8%
900
Seton
July
7
200
17'%
19
Servomechanisms
Jan
5
7'2
19 %
Jan
8
9%
Serrick
Jun
6 i'i
19
—
15% Julv
T/Y
Servo
11% July
8%
200
9
Sentry Safety
42 % May
Apr
5.200
9%
Securities Corp General
Seeman
Bros Inc
11% May
4%
5,600
7'fa
Jan
40%
8,000
8%
ft
25c
Seaboard
Jun
12,300
5
10.%
16%
25
87
Gas &
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Jun
Feb
Milling
15%
22%
%
1————1
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Lid
50c
A Jan
1,200
High
19%
18,600
Scullin
Feb
2% July
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15%
2.50
preferred 4.40% series_20
Petroleums Ltd—
1
Sapphire
14% May
1,125
213
Shares
24
*
common—
Inc
Savoy Oil Inc iDeli
Sayre & Fisher Co
2% May
Jun
for Week
Cumulative
13% May
55%
Corp Ltd
Co Ltd
—8
Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred '5% series
.20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Jun
91
Jan
72 "4
—1
—:—50c
Company-
Corp
31% Juy
12%
.
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Diego
100
10%
*
O
Carlos
San
42
—
—
San
Jan
3,400
63 U
37
of America—-———*
Corp
Class A
Jan
Jan
1'/»
Feb
s
2%
B—
Nuclear
ft
2%
1%
2 jl
-1
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Feb
%
1
13',4
00%
*
St
Jun
2/o
.
,
50
90
4%
10
North American Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Northeast Airlines—___—.—
1
North Penn RR Co__
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4Vs'm
pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd——1
Class
31%
10 '/ft
10
class A
12.900
5 "•
-10c
Southern
Norfolk
North American Cement
300
1%
2%
.—-----1
50o
Corp
.
Railway
Noreen-Ketay
l'/a
Sales
Range
Low
Par
2% Apr
137%
Week's
of Prices
S
% July
3.400
1'/»
1%
2!2
64
1
.—:
Jan
10%
*
New York & Honduras Rosario
10
New York Merchandise————10
Nickel Rim Mines. Ltd—_—-—1
<«•
j
Auction Co common
York
New
Mar
Sale Price
Jan
ft J'un
13 U
2
-1
Oils—
Superior
New
2
131%
90
common———-—*
New Process Co
4,800
2,010
1%
1 %
1ft Feb
2 ft
2%
ft
3
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
-if; July
133'a 135%
14%
1%
31V
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd———20c
Park Mining Co_——
.-—1
New
27»
43.900
1 0
17 a
Zinc—.
_2oc
& Arizona Land-——-1
New
36,100
1
*
50o
preferred
Min & Chem Co
convertible
50c
2U
134"'a
Friday
Low
%
u>
2%
»<i
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
nigh
2 "0
JULY
ENDED
for Week
Range
»"«
Bristol
New
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Jan
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(449).
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week'*
Last
Range
WEEK
ENDED JULY 26
Shares
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
American
Stock
Elastic
United
•
Corp
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Co
Amer dep rets
N
United
Sharing
preferred-
10%
10s
common..
United
Specialties common
Air Conditioning Corp
S
S
Foil
S
Rubber
United
class
States
Universal
43%
6,200
240
32% July
37
15%
1,000
If % Mar
16% July
2% Feb
15%
1
40
1
1'%
20,500
39%
41%
15,500
34
Apr
2%
2%
500
2
Jan
42%
43%
500
4%
500
10%
30,100
2%
3,900
__
1
42%
50C
4%
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
..
25c
„.
4
10%
10%
1
—
2
2%
10
—.
53%
•
54
Co
20%
20%
20%
2
27%
27
27%
common—.
5
Valspar Corp common
convertible
58
1
__
Virginia Iron Coal «& Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
2
Vulcan
1
Silver-Lead
2%
4% Apr
45% Feb
Feb
43% May
3% Mar
46% July
4% Jun
f
secured
2,400
Jan
35% Feb
3,000
(issue
Mortgage
Rio
de
Janeiro
*No
par
20% July
dividend.
preferred
65%
4%
2% July
Co
141
Leaseholds
July
6
5%
5% Apr
7%
13%
1%
7%
Jan
600
3% Jan
2,700
3% July
Below
pfd
78
60
63
July
104
17%
100
29%
1,600
15%
Feb
25% Feb
on
21
47,500
260
Jan
21
Util¬
65
trials
roads
ities
178.21
89.40
86.93
84.47
85.91
151.55
70.53
177.98
89.26
86.91
84.55
85.86
86.64
515.61
152.22
70.57
178.24
89.01
86;92
84.29
85.80
86.50
24
515.78
152.91
70.51
178.44
39.15
86.77
84.42
85.79
86.53
July
25
516.69
153.81
70.47
178.36
89.15
86.72
84.39
85.27
86.38
214
Apr
1% Jan
2%
4,400
July
3% July
1 % May
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
2% July
91
Mar
7 Vb
5% Mar
Jan
(35 Stocks)
139% May
Va
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
V4 J fin
Feb
50
25
23% Jan
May
29Va Jan
Tues.
July 22
July 23
94.64
35
35
50
3214
38
Jan
Wed.
July
94.75
3
Jan
Thur.
10
Jan
Fri.
47
62
5,500
1%
1%
8%
Jan
68
35
Feb
Apr
IV2 July
300
8
Va July
20 Va July
~3% ~3%
Date—
47
13,400
8%
lib
„
54
—
Feb
Mon.
Closing
24—
July 25
July
3% Apr
11
11%
1,900
IOV2 Mar
12%
19%
18%
20%
4,400
8%
8%
1,100
1
3 %
3%
100
15%
700
94
93
94%
90
1
14%
14%
14%
350
2
20
19%
20
8
71%
69%
72%
100
4Vi Jan
17%
July
93
July
39Va Feb
Apr
6%
—
101
May
43Va
Apr
Jan
15% Mar
(.00
11%
16%
Feb
2,400
69 Va
Feb
79 Va
groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
100
6%
5
6% July
j'b Feb
•
"1%
"Wa
2,800
"Feb
20
i7ff
20
20%
1,100
15% Mar
Composite
"liJ Jaii
23
Friday
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s
inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Chicago
6s
Aug
2%s
Transit
1994
A
1970
86%
Jtme-Dec
High
Bonds
Low
NO.
360.9
87%
76
97%
121'/a
84 VB
~S
81
90 Va
81%
82 VB
15
77 Vb
Ma?/-Nov
59 %
$51%
1993
Guantanamo
& Western RR 4s 1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6V2V0
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
National Research
5s convertible
1st
98
11
1976
mortgage
&
3Vis
1968
-Jan-July
May-A'ou
105
100
119
1964
April-Oct
91/2
1970
98
$83
3s series
B
&
Gas
Power
Co
Corp
6s
3s series
3s
series
E
4Vis
series
Southern
1978
F
series
;
1979
G
1981
H
1982
California
Gas
3 Vis
1970
Southern
Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971
& Electric 3 Vis 1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1063
Washington Water Power 3V2S 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Southwestern Gas
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
^Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
90 V2
89%
Penn
Traction
5s
88
$3,079,600
143,000
3,054,000
3,272,600
86
90
Thur.
1,799,340
3,065,000
128,000
July 26—
1,715,650
2,779,000
200,000
97
114
9,031,950
$14,743,200
94%
88%
136
S.
94
■
—
94
—
89 Vb
97'/a
Railroad
88%
80
97%
98
90 Va
97 Va
and
ADeuzig Port
&
Waterways 6Vis
88%
97
86
89
—»
66
67
101
101
92
92
——
——
16,776,500
558,375,500
566,423,900
$17,827,000
$586,174,250
$599,710,400
—-
101,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
87%
87%
65 Va
77
1
100%
6
90
(No. of
96%
72%
10
70%
77
98
— —
1
96%
102%
92
101%
M'on.
Thur.
or
Friday's
High
Bonds
Sold
NO.
Bonds
$42,000
$10,000
$1,000
$53,000
33,000
82,000
36,000
151,000
34,000
915,182
29,000
"ilooo
elooo
36,000
887,855
July 26
Total.
59,000
5,000
3,000
67,000
$98,000
$46,000
4,278,277
$197,000
34,000
Jan. 1
1957
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
High
—
$341,000
Jan. 1 to July 26
Week Ended July 26
Range Since
Low
Total
Bonds
843,920
.
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Corporate
Bonds
812,595
July 23
July 24
July 25
Wed,
Government
Bonds
818,725
July 22
Tues.
Domestic
Shares)
104%
98 Va
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
93
17
1956
1957
1956
4,278,277
4,383,506
129,755,714
138,254,083
Bonds
$197,000
$244,000
$6,886,000
- $8,339,000
Foreign government
98,000
42 000
1,268,000
Foreign corporate
46,000
37,000
1,028,000
4,286,000
962,000
$341,000
nnn
1R2 noo
ft17 rr7 noo
Domestic
$176% 190
$133
109
134
April-Oct
1952
Industrial
98 Va
Feb-Aug
1951
14,743,200
$215,000
97 V'a
13
$83
Low
series B
32,970,500
82,000'
—
Total
99
A
66s
27,643,750
$73,000
Bank
91%
90%
89
71%
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov
Banks—
tA68 series A 1952
$1,050,500
339,590,972
82
94
$87
Last
309,391,674
Foreign
91%
$87
Sale Price
10,549,045
$15,578,200
89
1
92%
$98%
Period
1956
1957
1956
9,031,950
$835,000
80
9
87
92%
June-Dec
Interest
Shares—
Government
International
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1 to July 26
Bonds
U.
88
31
of
93
118
1957
Stocks—No.
83 Va
7
$15,578,200
$835,000
89
96'/a
3,193,000
2,979,000
Week Ended July 26
98 Va
85
3
Total
98'/a
$2,864,600
102 Va
__
88
$80
Friday
Sales
149,000
92
$83
June-Dec
Bond
Bonds
87
$84%
$80
June-Aug
Feb-Auy
1960
Total
Government
$215,000
Fri.
West
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
United States
Bonds
2,911,000
89
91%
Jan -July
Bonds
3,123,600
87
67
Foreign
Bonds
1,949,700
io
4
83
97 Va
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
1,835,680
100
95%
$80
of
1,731,580
—
87
Feb-Any
1976
3Vis series D 1976
3%s
$80
3s.
1973
2ies series C
No.
Shares
July 22—:.———
118
Electric
Water
>
July 23
July 24_—_
July 25__
87
118
Harbor
n
Wed.
95
Jan-July
Safe
Exchange
Mon.
$83
1998—Jan-July
1981—May-No0
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965_.
—Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
Public Service
274.8
340.5
Tues.
82
92 V
292.1*
402.3
19
107
$91
—0.4
56
42
$97% lOOVa
9lVa
156.2
163.5
+ 0.2
383.1
1
105
June-Dec
159.7
291.5
94
86
April-Oct
Power 314s
—1.4
157.5
382.7
80%
59
81%
$94%
Jan-July
286.1
438.7
—1.3
53%
115%
80%
86
April-Oct
427.1
317.5
Slocks
66
58%
95
95
503.5
—1.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Fri.
debentures
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water
3 Vis
111
$57
81%
59 %
52
3
3
60
54%
Corp—
subord
England Power 3(48 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—
Power
113
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
New
Ohio
95
—1.1
307.1
High.
Western RR—
mortgage 4s series A
503.5
381.6
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
438.7
292.1*
Service
—
86 Va
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993-.—
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
322.5
405.7
Transactions at the New York Stock
130
83 V2
Jan-July
1378
365.0
472.5
57%
86%
—1.1
—1.2
498.0
:
and
365.0
472.5
433.2
—
Goods
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
"New
Low
High
Change
303.6
Non-Durable
High
50
51%
$130
Quar-Feb
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
—June-Dec
1970-
3%s
$50
June-Dec
1998
1
series
Authority
Delaware Lack &
July 12, '57
466.9
:
—
Durable Goods ;
May
Week's Range
1957—
Percent
Jan
Manufacturing
_10«
3
78.87 Jan 23
21% July
£1
—.
94.00 Aug
SEC Index of Stock Prices
July 19, '57
BONDS
Stock
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended July 19, 1957, for composite and by major industry
Transportation
American
High
95.07
>
Ltd—
5s
13
Jan
8% July
2% Feb
14
85.25 Feb
Range for 1956
94.93
26
26% Mar
8%
18% July
5% Jan
3%
Range for 1957
95.07 July 26
Low
4% Jan
300
n%
10
14
High
94.53
23% Jan
—5
1
86.67
Apr
1,200
dep rets ord reg
40
Bonds
515.32
1
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—;.
Zapata Petroleum Corp-
ities
23
47
6%
Total
Rails
22
62
common—
10
Util¬
Ralls
trials
Grade
July
Jan
26 Va
!_
Second
Grade
32'/2
46
62
25
pfd
Indus¬
Stocks
10
First
70.67
1
10c
Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Amer
Rail¬
10
21
4,300
2%
V'a
(John) Industries Ltd
(F W)
Averages
151.84
19% Mar
800
314
2
25
Petroleum
Indus¬
Date
26,//2
Wood
Ex-
515.73
Feb
130%
2%
Va
*
common-
x
19
144
12614 Jan
20
Co
range),
July
1% Jan
86% Jan
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% %
Total
_1Q
.
year's
-Bonds
15
-ft
common
preferred
in
10
20
Ve
preferred
Woodley
Included
(not
41%
17% July
IV2 Feb
2ud
Is
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wooiworth
cash
52%
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
h Ex-principal,
for
30
Ltd—
shares
Stores
Wood
6,600
1%
100
Eagle Internat Oil Co.
Brothers
1%
138 %
1st pfd—100
White
0%
44
in
53
49%
98
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
3%
2% Mar
*
White
Wilson
dividend,
r Transaction
included
101%
39
50%
$40
(not
73
99%
53
the
are
4% Jan
1%
2%
.
&
transaction
50%
6% Jan
3%
1%
~2Ya
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
C)
138'/3
1
Western Tablet & Stationery com
Coal
(R
50%
73
II
57%
y
Jan
3%
137
5
Westmoreland
Williams
$54
Jan-July
2012„Jan-July
g Ex-stock
range.)
$99% 102%
54
July
1.25
Invest
ord
Inc
2s
$72
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
71%
54
$53
52
70%
April-Oct
delivery
52
July
1%
(Del)
Westmoreland Inc
conv
year's
59%
—
$72
Stock and Bond
Jan
4% July
1,800
28%
29
1
Ltd
Stockholders
5%%
distribution,
in
*45
$73%
May-Nov
1972
A)
Jan
2,600
17%
*
Western Maryland Ry 7%
rets
$160
July
4
,
10c
preference
dep
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan
Apr
1,700
changed to
Instrument
Webster Investors Inc
Amer
140
Jun
6%
78
1
Name
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40'/,
Western
111%
"w i,"
3%
30
Webb & Knapp Inc
Western
180
157
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive;
Jan
3%
1
Precision
126
$153
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and askod prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
Jan
6%
Waltham Precision Inst Co (eifec 7-17)
series
5s
Deferred
a
High
183
Mar-Sept
May-JVou
1947
(Plan
stmpd
included
83
4%
5
100
$2 cumulative 'preferred
Wallace
Tiernan Inc
56
1927)
Denmark
value,
Ex-liquidating
(not
28% July
5% Jan
11% Feb
3%
•
Waitt & Bond Inc
Waltham
Oct
of
Low
$17.1
June-Deo
1947—
stamped (Plan A) 2Vas 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
f
115
■
•
Waltham Watch Co.
of
Bank
Jan. 1
No.
Feb-Aug
Parana
59% May
31% Mar
50
>
5
A7s
Range Since
Sold
High
Stocks
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 °/o
1947
1939
w
Aircraft
6s
7s
(City of) Germany—
(50% redeemed)
(Prov) 6%s 1949
A Lima
City (Peru) 6%S stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A) 2Vbs 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—•
A7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
7s
listed
Waco
Munlc
AHanover
10% July
2% Apr
4% Mar
x80
—
Corp
Jan
20%
500
2%
5%
5%
Feb
29% July
15% Feb
1,400
141
4
•
Feb
1% Jan
48
13,100
60
141
4
Jan
6%
i
*
11,900
5%
58
2%
1
_
4
—•'
.
Petroleum
Corporation
AS
Cons
Bonds
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit;
5%
5
Van Norman Industries warrants
Vinco
5
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan
4%
.—_1
preferred
27% Feb
..'•'I"
■
14
___
Jun
Va
200
—
Corp
14% Jan
32%
Corp
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Jan
32
__
1
.
10
1%
41%
10c
„
1% Mar
Jan
32
common
Universal
$4
200
5& Apr
208
July
39% July
1
Vitamin
Universal Products
1%
July
41%
—1
B__
Corp
Unitronics Corp—
A German
Jan
5
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
39% May
Jun
196
__
25
.
Reclaiming Co
United Stores
30
1%
.25
.„
U
199%
10
Preferred
U
Feb
413
196
25
United Shoe Machinery common-
U
4%
—
—
100
Canal
&
Feb
30
or
Sale Price
A Hanover
ord registered—
RR
—
600
Last
Period
High
Ltd—
Profit
J
Loio
36%
—
5
common-
High
36%
__
Products
Uuiied
Low
Interest
Exchange
*
Par
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
$102
91
105
Jan-July
$24
21%
24%
Total
<CQ
■
3
The Commercial
34
'
and
Financial Chronicle...
(450)
Monday. July 29, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Par
Motors Corp
American
__
_
_
—
Shares
Low
211
7%
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
Tlif/h
7%
~
Hi
for Week
of Prices
Low
_
J FEY
ENDED
Sales
ltange
Sale I'riee
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
East
STOCKS
FOR
Jan
5%
Members
High
American
Stock
Exchange
Midwest
Stock Exchange
York
New
8% Mar
Stock
Lxcnange
'
American
Sugar
Tei
-.100
Reiiuing_.
American
Tel
&
Anaconda Co
.-
Boston Edison
Boston
&
Boston
Calumet
Cities
common
Gas
_
__________
Fuel
<&
Assoc
—
_
—
■
it
_
——
Ford
Co
Electric
II
Co
Gillette Co
Island
Coal
Co
Copper Corp
80
July
42%
107
?«%
1%
100
70c
50
48%
71
42% July
Jan
1
%
Apr
Jan
13%
Apr
July
52
7%
57%
338
54
Jam
1,648
52%
Feb
72% July
38%
Jun
46
%
Mar
42%
Feb
53 %
Jun
123%
Detroit Stock
59% Mar
72 %
Narragansett
51
Ass'n
System-—
England
New
England Tel & Tel Co
N
N H & Hart RR
Mathieson Chemical
Y,
640
110
"
125
102(2
Feb
175
&
Webster
Week's
East
Sale I'riee
Torrington
United
U
S
Jun
10%
42%
Feb
60 (
B
July
20%
21%
548
20
Feb
22%
Jan
27
27
—
25
2
U
S
1
9
*
42%
Refining & Mining Co
Waldorf System Inc
__
—
Davidson
Detroit
22 V*
150
23%
Jan
Detroit
45%
61
19 %
325
671
%
50
*
26 Va
44%
52%
A/rav
27% Jun
auly
39% July
60
730
Feb
39%
48% May
13%
12.50
13%
80
12%
Apr
66 %
66%
67%
412
52 V*
Feb
Jan
Jan
47%
45%
Feb
49
Jan
63%
Jan
Feb
14
68% July
Week's
East
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Balcrank
Beau
,
Carey
Ford
Manufacturing
4 c'o
Gas
8.50
com
preferred
Cincinnati
;
12%
Dow common
Goebel
Great
common-
Little
guaranteed
guaranteed
Procter & Gamble
S
2
49%
Unlisted
American
Allied
Corn
&
Dow
I
So
4
380
3% July
8
Vb
10
7%
Feb
&
(P)
4% Mar
Jan
Parke
54
Mar
68
Jun
Peninsular
53
Feb
75
19
48
17%
Jun
25
Jan
59%
232
45 Vb
Jan
59 Va
July
85
3
85
88 Va
Apr
38
10
38
July
July
39
July
49%
682
44JA
Jun
50%
13%
250
13%
Jun
16 Vb Mar
40
Va
535
36
Jun
44
45%
Jan
Jun
25
42 %
May
Davis
40%
Feb
Jun
14% May
Jan
65%
16%
Feb
Jan
41 Ti,
49%
49%
135
40%
40%
40 Tn
10
65(4
65 Va
5
59%
Feb
79%
82%
40
64('2
Jan
82 %
July
67%
67 34
2
58
Feb
68%
Jun
79%
.
10
May
39% July
17%
70
Jan
47 Va
20
42 V* Mar
47%, July
17%
35
16%
Feb
18
27%
Jun
31 y4
Feb
29 (4 Mar
31%
Aim
28(4
63
31%
130
41T i.
30
46
46%
117
64%
46%
28%
41%
—
64%
20
201% 202%
180
40(4
20
28(4
57%
10
54 V*
57 >4
71%
Feb
177% Mar
33
57%
—
•
Feb
42Va
56(4 Mar
33
57%
8
72%
45%
71%
45%
46%
185
34%
34%
62
146
55 7
b
Feb
Jun
July
52%
Feb
38 Va
Feb
33%
Jun
Jan
46%
Jan
49%
Apr
68
Jun
205 % July
34
Jun
59% Mar
Apr
72% July
47% July
38%
Jan
35%
52
30 Va
Jan
36% July
19
19
80
18% Mar
20% May
20
50
14%
20
35%
38 %
.
'III-5
38
25%
'
X—
38%,
37%
XX
>*
52
104
25%
33
36(4
Jan
July
Mar
39%
Jan
Feb
39%
Jan
Rockwell
Rudy Manufacturing
Dillon common
Products Inc
Sherman
1%.
Apr
Jan
1 %
Jan
17%
Jun
% Alar
1
259
Apr
2 7%
2%
2%
976
2%
Apr
3 V4
3%
454
3%
Jan
■>.
5 Vb
5 %
135
5 %
July
6
(jl%
01%
644
42 %
Feb
61% July
10%
11 %
3,255
8%
Jan
11V* July
4%
100
4
Feb
700
9%
.
'
11
Corporation
Udyliie
-
common
Paper
10
^x
4%
Jan
11 Va
Apr
11V2
682
26%
Feb
ClVa July
14%
650
10%
Feb
15%
110
31%
14%
19 V*
14%
%
1
14%
19%
4%
195
14%
165
2
1%
5% Mar
4% Mar
-
%
5
XX
compilation
Feb
16
Apr
1% Mar
2
July
13
3,575
Laboratories
Abbott
Acme
Steel Co
10%
11
3%
53%
10%
54%
20o
100
400
300
58
63Va
14.150
Feb
23% July
12 %
34 Vu
12%
33%
50%
13
34'4
400
12% July
16% May
1.900
32 Va Mar
51%
60.)
50% July
'31% July
19
19%
1,300
17%
24
20 Va Julv
r
—
__
—
*—
—
*
Allied Laboratories
_
Corp
„
#
A His Chalmers Manufacturing—,--10
Paper
Aluminium
Ltd
2.
;_>
—.
—
American Airlines
1
;>:—
19
1
il'iu
—
11
8%
20%
20%
12.50
45%
44V*
45%
600
2.00)
Cyanamid new common--. 10
American Investment Co (111)
1
43Va
43%
44%
1.500
(Un)_
Paramount Theatres
<Un)
Can Co
American
Machine & Foundry—
American
American. Motors
American
Rad
American
Tel
38V2
10% Mar
14%
Jun
10
5%
Feb
Stand: San
As
Tel
&
Oil
Anaconda
Atchison
Corp
.
57
71 Va
5
6 Vs
Apr
50
44 Va
Feb
53
Jan
43%
6
38 Vb
Feb
49%
Jun
4
48% Feb
58%
Jan
5'o
52%
52%
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58
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Jun
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48
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25
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50
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52 V*
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67 V*
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Feb
57%
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page
42.
49
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14%
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21% Jun
400
41%
Feb
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-
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8
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58
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500
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24
25%
2.200
45% Jan
17% Feb
5
15
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July
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25%, Feb
5
5
Jan
50% Julv
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Jun
33 %
32 V*
57
1
May
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Jan
14% May
Apr
Feb
3% Mar
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Jun
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56
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17.800
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62% Jun
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42% July
61% Jan
Budd
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
-
cum
Automatic
BONDS
Jan
May
Topeka & Santa Fe—
non
Booth
Jan
179% Mar
Jan
Jun
15%
6Vs
Jan
22% July
72% Jan
Jun
16%
41V*
7%
18Vb
Feb
124% July
49
Jan
Julv
%
15%
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
65% July
26% July
Jan
-—1
—
Common
56%
63 Tn
Mav
15 Va
5%
—
67%
50
10
5
Warrants
43%
27%
—
July
10
(111)
Co-
&
14%
173%
25
common—
(Un)
(Un)
Company
Steel
5
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—
100
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class
Co
5
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Mar
Jan
Mar
4% Mav
52% Julv,
26
Jan
12
16%
41%
7.
Corp
Tobacco
American
Armco
31% May
Broadcasting-
American
Amurex
50% July
Feb
200
700
Akron
Allied
High
l,3W
37'!!
49 %
31%
63%
10
——
Range Since Jan. 1
High
49%
31%
—
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2-—2>>>>.2 1
Brass Manufacturing
50c
Alleghany Corp
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Alleghany Ludlum steel
:
1
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Week's
t.ntF
—5
22%
Jan
"
Par
Sales
far Week
(if Prices
^
Sain I'riee
23To May
May
Range
Friday
East
Jan
28
136% May
65% July
round-lot transactions only
of the
STOCKS
Feb
5
X
Jan
20
17% Mar
100
4%
14%
,
Jan
Jun
Midwest Stock Exchange
19 V*
72
3
__
Jan
May
Jun
11
31
1
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47
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10
Jan
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10
10
11%
1
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56%
——
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29
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9%
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10
_
Feb
47
10
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Fop footnotes
July
Feb
____1
.
Jun
130
Socony Mobil
.
__
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Feb
22
Wool worth
Jan
6 %
Jan
1
_
24%
21(4
____
25%
410
17%
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59%
21%
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.
100%
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&
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3
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8
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Jan
Jun
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V
26(4
6 V2
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Feb
14%
5 Va
River
2
20%
127% 130
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Republic Steel
U-
1 %
32%
5% July
29% Mar'
1.450
783
5
20
21 Va
Co
100
256
1%
3%
t
American
68 %
20
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—-50
Union
5%
32'b
2.371
1
Apr
17%
31
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—
49%
47%
'
__
Feb
19% July
8% Mar
17
XX
Company
Raisin Paper..
7% July
50% July
49%
-
Mar
6 Va
29 Va
—
19% May
5%
65%
Texas
28
22 % July
Jan
16%
»
Jan
62
65%
Oil
—
Feb
Feb
130
65%
Standard
190
5%
26
—1
Products
Jan
18
77%
7%
5
Standard
10%
6%
4
Co
&
Metal
48% July
18 Va
__6.25
Regis
5,250
28%
—1
—
180% Mar
7%
Lead
St
5%
47% July
42
Hilnois
Reynolds
Feb
1%
Propnet
Armour
Pure
21% July
May
17
17
-
2
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips
Petroleum
Feb
24
256
45% July
18
■
35%
Co
17%>
175
22%
26
July
18
—
10
Monsanto Chemical
213
25%
1%
.
1
common
—
Park. Chemical
9
45
120
34%
___
21%
Apr
July
90% Mar
56 Va
51%
Tel
Montgomery Ward &
National
Distillery
Preferred
75
235
—
Owens
454
58
Inc
National
86
57 V*
—1%
Tel
Lorillard
Michigan
Jun
71%
5
International
3% July
5%
_—~_3
Mt Clemens Metal common—
Jan
160
Harvester
Loew's
Apr
Jan
50 V8
57 V*
1
International
Chemical
30
95(4
25%
71%
5
General Motors
3
Feb
3
8
32(4
32%
1%
26
1
1
—
38% July
82% Julv
71%
-2.50
_!
4%
Jan
3%
4%
4%
Refineries
83(4 July
170%.
—5
Dynamics
Electric
General
Jan
5
235
—5
Ford
Jan
1%
595
10%
10
—1
— 1
50
503
173% 173%
—7
Department Stores,.
3%
17,000
Va
5%
5%'
—1
36%
1731/4
—1
Light
2,419
Jan
Jan
47 % July
Apr
25 %
1
84%
94
10
&
38%
22
1
26%
19
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;
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General
Leonard
165
*
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Federated
37%
s
—10
Chemical
Du
32 (4 Mar
Feb
14%
—25
Wright
Dayton
Jan
44%
?5
Products
Curtis
Feb
5
Gas
Columbus
5%
33 Vb
4 6 r!
—
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5,321
V*
8%
5% July
21%
25%
3
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22%
•
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47
%
8
10
2%
—
10
14%
3
.
24
—_...
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50
5%
43%
~„1
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59
Jun
3
Motors—
37%
45%
___.
Jun
17%
4%
Kysor
14%
Steel
54 Va
200
3
Kresge Co
Feb
5%
13%
25
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Jan
100
Oil
Boeing
Apr
18
43 Va
Manufacturing
2.380
1,019
6%
4%
—
Mar
57(4
18%
1
common
27
45 Va
io
Bethlehem
30%
July
40
*
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Avco
July
16
200
lo
.
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Tobacco
Ashland
26
Kinsel
5
Cyanamid
Radiator
Apr
July
d'%
45%
Breweries
Wayne Screw
___
American
Jan
45
Feb
55 7 it
45%
(S S|_____
Heater
Lansing Stamping
48%
—
12.50
American
47A
51%
July
18%
■—
1
King Seeley
Stocks
Can
Stores
•
_
.
55%
"
1.66%
Bearing
&
Inc
Iromte
High
38
50
common
4 %
Vb
18%
1
—
Chemical
&
Electric
85
13%
Printing
5
—1
—
Industries
57%
'
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U
36%
.2
17%
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59 V*
_50
Special
246
—
Jan
41% May
21 Vb Jan
'
1
Miami
43%
—
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Ball
55
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„
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43'A
43%
4
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¥
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40
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71
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Brewing
Lakes
19
16
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—
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Hobart
fi-:o
40%
85
■
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4
36%
85
50
17%
40
84%
.
36%
17 Vb
804
40
26
26%
_10
Jan
Jan
7%
Jun
37%
0
—
General Motors Corp
195
26%
5%
100
Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Industries
Wood
Gar
27
:
•
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Electric
0%
5.480
49%
Jun
264
40%
.—1
1
_—
37%
10
common
&
45 %
Va
40 Va
6 Vb
5
Trailer
International
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
.
45%
Co_
Motor
Fruehauf
Howell
High
16
1
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
26%
__l
45%
Bearings
Fed era 1-Mo gu 1 - Eow e r
Houdaille
Shares
L010
_20
.
.
Brummell
of Prices
17% Mar
915
Hoskins Manufacturing
for Week
Jun
17
Sales
Range
Friday
16%
10%
V
Hoover
STOCKS
32 % July
__________—3
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Hall
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Jar.
15% May
3% Apr
Baler
Economy
Jur.
17
40%
Jan
3%
64%
78%
1
Feb
400
5,143
3%
20
5
'9
Jan
82 V*
i-J—
26% July
3%
25
Bros
Steel
1,175
3%
—10
*
3 Va May
Feb
22
1,305
3%
78 %
—_—;
Paper
15% May
May
2% Mar
100
26%
3%
Edison
68% July
4. %
32
50%
*
20%
24% Mar
1,493
43
45%
49%. May
Feb
prt
480
Feb
17V2
1,514
41%
•
21% Mar
86
45%
-
___
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
Jan
42%
41%
—__5
Smelt,
2%
10%
25T«
1—25
Com
May
8% May
1
3
3
_—1
Consumers Power common
1
170
66
■.
„
•
Mach
28% May
100
9%
22%
■'
*
Jj
Co..
24% May
Consolidated
26
13 Va
441
3%
Machine——
&
26
1
High
Law
14%
14 Va
—I
common—2
Range Since Jan. 1
Shaies
nigh
14'%
Mfg common
Chrysler Corp
19
L
—
^
47
Die
45%
•
Co
Shoe
Rubber
Buell
13%
354
for Week
of Prices
!.ow
1
;—:
Products
Metal
Jan
23
57%
21%
American
Brown-McLaren
13%
—50
Co
Fruit
United
Jun
ACF Wrigley Stores
Allen Electric common
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
13%
mil
(N
14
17% Jan
137%
56%
Inc
Co
Jun
—100
Stop & Shop Inc
Gil
Jun
15%
182
40% July
___.5
,
Association
Standard
Feb
12
2,599
15%
-2.50
Stone
32% May
20
1.8%
16 %
134% 135%
16%
100
Folding Machine Co__
Shawmut
73
38%
13 %
.
20
—
Pennsylvania
RR
Co
Quincy Mining Co
Reece
38'/*
1
Racing
Electric
New
Olin
10
—
Exchange
Jan
40%
Jan
Par
Lone Star Cement Corp
PONT1AC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Jan
47
109% 110%
__
Feb
Jan
14%
221
49%
•
.
11TB May
40%.
10%
39%
»
__
60
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
70% May
31%
55%
od
common
Mar
48
1
Creek
68%
58
9%
71V*
DETROIT
Building
Jan
26
1 Va
5
Ford
Jan
19%
Exchange
49% July
Jun
152
39%
'
•
Kennecott
54
July
Mar
15%
37
13 V*
'
100
*
Motor
47%
2
335
Stock
Detroit
Jan
73%
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—
—100
—
First Nat'l Stores Inc.
General
15%
49%
13%
—
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coin
adj
pfd
cum
Feb
15%
'
IIIIo
Inc
Eastern Mass St Ry Co common
5Vc
100
—
Co
Copper Range Co___
Eastern
57%
66
Htela
&
180% Mar
48
RR
Prop___
Service
34% May
Jun
768
48%
47%
Maine
Pers
29% July
170%
195
68
67%
-
70
3.184
174%
173
173%
■
—
30
29%
100
—
•
21% May
52% July
28% ^an
Volume 18C. Number 5659....The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(451)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
ef Prices
STOCKS
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
Inc
Corp
Celanese
Central
South
&
Illinois
Central
Certain-teed
West
Public
(Un>
Corp
Pac
series
Jan
Monsanto
35%
200
30%
Feb
36%
Jun
11,500
3% Mar
Jan
55 %
600
54% July
63%
Jan
Metorola
16
300
14%
Feb
17%
Jar
Mount
40 "a
200
34%
Jan
400
27% Jun
31% May
9
64%
1
Jan
3,700
16%
Feb
20% July
32%
200
24
Jan
34 %
Apr
100
30%
Feb
43
Apr
36%
100
34
Jun
37%
Jan
10 %
400
10
Jan
12 %
Feb
600
9
6%
Jan
64 Va
Jan
July
82% July
58'A Mar
70% May
78%
82%
3,300
•67 V'a
——10
—_
_—
Jan
May
69%
20%
8%
67Tb
500
78%
—25
Co
31
Feb
10%
1014
Service
11%
Feb
60
41
19%
__
Cities
Jun
9
25%
200
36%
Christiana
Chrysler Corp
100
200
64%
32%
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
——
,
41
20 Ve
preferred
100
Cihcago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co_—•
Corp
9
27 %
27
27
•
(Philip)
&
9
Napco
Coleman
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Ilium
44
45
81%
81
15
38%
17
1
.
—
Cleveland Electric
__
Inc
5
&
Iron
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth
Power
Container Corp
Continental
York
Central
Controls
Crane
Co
51
Jan
150
81% July
89 %
Feb
38%
100
37
Feb
43
17%
550
15%
Jun
?0%
400
41%
1,300
%.
Feb
Pacific
% May
States
Co
28Va May
16% Feb
32 Vb July
1,500
Jan
Ohio
Edison
8,400
37% July
42 % Mar
Ohio
Oil
26
18%
Oak
Du
Pont
Mar
Apr
15
100
14% July
15%
Jun
Owens-Illinois
45%
500
49%
20%
100
45% July
46% July
29
1,100
18%
19%
45%
45 %
1
3
8
300
6%
Jan
7,600
11%
Feb
16%
15%
16%
25
30
30
31
400
21%
33
32
33
300
32
41%
41%
500
39% Feb
5
.
1
10
(Un)
28%
Feb
July
16% July
36%
35
Apr
July
46% May
28%
29%
400
27% Feb
32 % May
40%
40%
100
37%
41% May
23%
24%
1,300
62%
G4%
500
201 % 202%
200
20
I
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—
5
'
63%
5
(Un)
Manufacturing
Erewing
Motor
201 %
Jan
21
May
56% Mar
178
Feb
28
Jan
68
Jun
205 Vb July
7.50
17'/a
17%
120
16% Mar
5
6%
6%
500
5% Mar
16%
16' '4
300
15%
Apr
Foremost
57 %
600
53
Jun
59% Mar
1
:
_
Dairies
Four-wheel
55%
5
Auto
Fruehauf Trailer
SLogmo Inc
Contract Corp
General
Dynamics Corp
General
Electric Co—
General
Foods
General
Corp.
—
_
Pacific
Pan
Gas
&
17% July
6% Jan
Co
.
Goodyear
Tire
Oossard
(W
&
Granite .City
46%
47%
200
5
Lakes
7%
Steel Co..—
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
49%
100
39%
40%
1,800
55%
57%
800
64%
64%
65
200
25
47%
47%
48%
300
1
15%
15%
15%
300
35%
36 Va
300
5
Parker
Pen
Co
(Un)
(Un)
class
l
B
2
Penn-Texas
Peoples
Gas
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1,000
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114%
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900
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57%
72
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52%
Feb
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Jan
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41%
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700
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36%
200
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39%
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151 % May
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.
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100
63%
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100
33
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25
100
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25
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400
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28
65
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_
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58
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18
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16
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100
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footnotes
36
56%
5
Mar
54%
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100
15
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700
4
1
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Portland
14%
22 3
12.50
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Minnesota
14%
July
13% July
72
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—
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10
26
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400
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15
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Marshall
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common
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Feb
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—
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A
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Landis
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Co
series
77% Jan
21%
10
Paper
Union
Salle
16% July
65% Jun
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1,200
•
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Jan
28
7.50
;
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Jan
19% July
49% May
Jan
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41%
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35%
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100
96
12
41%
5
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24% July
33% July
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36
35%
21%
5
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36% July
38% Jan
Feb
43
43%
2.50
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Sangamo
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
Jun
39%
100
15%
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Jan
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37
*
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27
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Textron
Kansas Power
28
July
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21
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Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kansas City
Jan
10
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(Un)
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Kaiser Alum
Jan
12%
35
•
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9% July
2% July
28%
•
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Paper
39%
1
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400
21
1
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Jun
32% July
8% July
46%
5
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2,300
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63
5
2%
1
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May
44% July
53%
47%
•
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&
1,300
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9% Jan
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50
July
14 %
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22
43%
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1
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20%
1
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Feb
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20%
*
24%
16%
1
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200
12.50
Jun
73%
25
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1,860
8%
22%
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17%
10
Steel
10%
8%
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700
500
3
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10%
10%
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18%
300
1
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50
60
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16%
*
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Indiana Steel
100
15%
5
Apr
93%
1
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16%
15%
10
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Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
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16%
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39%
1
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1,800
17
49%
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Peabody Coal Co common
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17%
17
40%
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World Airways
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Sperry Rand Corp
(G)
500
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16%
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16%,
10
12%
5
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3,000
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12
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300
25
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28
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44
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55%
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200
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100
45
25%
Jan
1,300
44% July
17% Jan
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)
Falstaff
65%
44%
12
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15
Public
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65%
fi
(Un)
44%
28
28
5
de Nemours
3% July
290
10
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Co
15
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45
common
Dow Chemical
200
7%
6% July
65% July
32%
(Un)
31 %
;
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3%
Jan
40
10
Co.
5% Jan
3%
6%
7%
Jan
61 % July
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17%
1
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40% July
36% Feb
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100
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&
400
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32 %
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Detroit
40%
49
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38%
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Deere
40%
49
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Illinois
17%
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_
40 %
10
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31%
25
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40
126%
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1
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35% Jun
1
American
39%
of America
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1,800
5
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31%
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40% July
38%
5
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
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37%
1
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National Standard Co
National
Tile
&
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37%
5
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National Distillers & Chem
*
*
common
30% Feb
l
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25
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Edison
Consolidated Cement Corp
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44
100
common
preferred
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500
1
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Northern
414%
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38%
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National Cash Register
New
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38%
2
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Cleveland Cliff's Iron
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Inc
Vernon
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42% May
29%
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5
40
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4
29
25
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5%
14 Va
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Apr
15%
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
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11%
55
5
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100
Sales
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Sale Price
Morris
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Last
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13%
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Dorn
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Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
Motor
Wieboldt
16
Jan
Mar
Apr
11% July
20% Jan
Feb
68% July
8% Apr
Inc
common
Electric
Public
Woolworth
(F W)
11%
11%
19 %
7,800
18%
66%
23%
66%
67%
2,400
23%
23%
200
23% July
50%
50%
100
45%
Feb
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15%
350
12%
Feb
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21%
21%
900
20
Jun
23%
31
31
100
30
Jun
33% May
21%
21%
800
42 y8
42%
1,300
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41% Jun
12%
12%
100
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300
—
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21%
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•
10
10
Co
10
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin
11%
1
Co
Stores
Wisconsin
12
1
Union
Westinghouse Electric Corp
White
300
14
2%
12%
5
Inc
Webcor
13%
Power
(Un)
21%
42 %
37% Feb
49
Apr
66
Feb
Yates-American Machine Co
14%
Jun
18%
Apr
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900
18
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Chronicle... Monday, July 29, 1957
The Commercial and Financial
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED JULY 26
FOR
Week's
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Daooratones
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Feb
GO
175
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2,500
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79%
79%
102
67% July
79% July
93
93
193
74
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63%
Jun
Grumman Aircraft Engr
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43
76%
67%
67 %
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Jan
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77 %
Feb
Mar
179%
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72 %
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38%
167
38%
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27%
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Feb
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310
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246
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110
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132
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157
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Jan
500
24
23 (•!
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Colorado
Jan
July
14%
23
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100
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Apr
34%
29%
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Intex
Jan
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1.008
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class
International
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60%
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40
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15%
43 k,
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172
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Jan
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1,505
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international Harvester ——
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8
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Jan
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843
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Apr
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29%
25
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Idaho
Apr
9
421
28%
Canadian
2%
47% July
24 %
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Feb
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Jan
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1.338
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10
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3,145
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71
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57%
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Jan
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July
35
71 %
100
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Avco
94% July
14%
4
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120
157
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234
56
1,035
Jan
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25
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19
Jun
141 %
25
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130
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May
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7 %
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May
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15%
—
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5
45
21% July
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19
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
4814 July
35
15%
4%
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15%
47% July
39%
42
311, May
48% July
Apr
430
Rubber
&
Jan
1,195
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American
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38 %
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Jan
250
7,332
8
41%
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105
a
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45% July
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1
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July
24
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Jan
54%
-
1,525
4 3"'8
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1,533
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Apr
751
Power <Un
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&
American
57 7 «
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Service
Products
July
5
17%
1
American
General
20
45%
37%> May
475
57
Corp common
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General
44% May
109
Feb
131',
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86% Mar
50
19'.
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8% Mav
983
232
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Foods Corp
43%
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General Motors Corp com
96% July
High
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a
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July
8
1,839
94
34 '.r
421
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5
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2.20 July
3',
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Jan
64!
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American Can Co
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63
Controls
General Dynamics Corp
51!4 July
Feb
Feb
3',
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58~n
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14G
1.95
37%
C2c
493«
1.85
1.85
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Juneau Gold
Alaska
62% July
130
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General
Shares
22
Oil
General
Range Since Jan. 1
SJiares
G2;f4
G2:,4
623»
—23
—
Corp
Aeco
Air
(Uni
Industries Inc
ACF
for Week
of Prices
Low
Iliqh
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Far
Sales
Kangc
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
70c
62 3
4
70c
80c
9,955
62%
63 3 4
188
70c
45
Feb
65
July
Jan
July
Volume 186
Number 5659
....
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
2
(453)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
(Un)_____
Corp (Un;
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phiico
&
Gamble
Co
53%
40%
805
47
1.267
3
5
49%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Corp
Republic
Pictures
(Uni
Republic Steel Corp
(Un)
Oil
Dutch
Ryan
Aeronautical
Joseph Lead
St
Louis-San
St
Regis
(Un)
Co (Un)
Inc
Ry (Un)
(Un)___
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Sinclair Oil
1,429
Co
Pacific
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com
(Un)_
class
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A
(Un)______
23%
33%
33%
683
20
20 %
1,703
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U
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S
Rubber
Steel
17%
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1,000
4%
300
5(b July
Ford
4
Feb
5
Foremost
77
91(4
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54%
Feb
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63%
1,099
48
Feb
47%
2,193
45%
Jan
51%
Jun
21
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24
Feb
Old
28
1,287
26% July
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282
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52
52'
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1,226
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2,158
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193
17%
17%
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78%
78%
82'4
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64'/a
Jan
12
82(4 July
12
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515
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Jan
13
47%
46%
47%
399
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34%
34%
35%
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51% May
37'4 Apr
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42
109
41
July
54
Jan
59% Mar
Feb
18 Va
1
18 %
May
35
July
27%
28%
2,881
23%
Feb
8 Va
Jan
29% May
425
21
Jan
34
120
32%
Jun
40%
July
Jan
10
Service
South
40%
Feb
44% May
54%
Feb
76
1.234
26% Jun
13% Apr
18 >4 Apr
33
Jan
21
Jan
5s
20%
Jan
6% %
22
24%
170
37 %
37 '7
545
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13%
140
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122
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230
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100
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&
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66%
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70»/4 July
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43'4
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Jun
46 Va
10
Liglit
*
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& Gas
preference
Washington Gas Light
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
series
A__
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4,764
19%
Jun
22%
Jan
30%
1,017
28
Jun
32%
Jan
25%
25%
38
24 Va
Jun
28 Va
275
31 'A
Apr
34%
Jan
54% May
64(4
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15%
•
33%
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61%
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61%
*
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26 Va
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412
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2,580
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26%
1,715
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7
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34%
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36
Feb
Jun
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Jan
24
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27%
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82
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560
•
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72%
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363
13%
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74
82
Jun
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34% July
35% July
1,207
75 '4
74
$4,000
82
82
38 Va
May
38% Mar
73
12,900
July
83
82
July
70% July
10,000
71%
,1971
89 Va
Jan
73
Jun
July
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Feb
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
124% July
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
31%
Jan
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan
Blaw-Knox
Jun
Par
Columbia
Gas
.—
_
63
712
44
1,424
43 Va
July
47%
Feb
Duquesne
712
Brewing Co
32%
Jan
38 %
May
Duquesne
Light
Continental
.
1%
170
Jan
15%
15%
Equitable
Gus
615
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
Harbison
Walker
34%
142
30% Mar
35%
Jun
Home
46
46
417
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49(4
Jan
Joy
57% Mar
72%
Jan
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49
60
Low
54%
27
39'%
39%
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17%
39%
1
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5
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
53 %
34%
High
64%
52% July-
79
Apr
26
Feb
29%
Jan
22
35%
Feb
43%
Jan
174
16%
Feb
18
Jan
100
6%
5% May
5%
25
6%
Co
33%
Shares
26%
Corp
of
for Week
1
•
Commercial
Sales
Range
Low
10
.
System—
34%
Week's
of Prices
1
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Co
33%
60% July
_
_
43 %
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
34%
35'%
561
34 Va
Jun
27%
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
37 V*
Apr
Apr
1
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4%
4%
315
4%
Apr
23 Va
25%
1.345
17%
Jan
35%
35%
223
1.35
1.40
2,199
Feb
1%
5%
Star
35
Feb
77c
Mar
1.50
$2.50
July
.
_
—
Plate
_2.50
common
—
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
12%
4,576
200
23%
23%
237a
202
21% May
24''4
12%
12%
400
11%
Jan
14% May
Vanadium
63
61%
63
357
55
Feb
63
19
19'/a
444
%
17%
Apr
12% July
Rockwell Spring & Axle
47%
San
Jan
Toy Mining
United Engineering &
Jan
July
20
Jan
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.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jun
25
10
46%
9% Mar
33 "a May
40
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10
27
Feb
33
May
69
50
63 Va
Feb
73%
34%
35%
76
15%
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10
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preferred
12',a
44
.
5
Brewing Co
Pittsburgh
66
69
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convertible
93
40 %
32%
15%'1
28%
15
Corn
Pittsburgh
28 Va
39%
32%
_
Refractories
Co
Manufacturing Co.
Natco
Jan
25% July
36% Apr
Co
(Joseph)
46%
2.50
Apr
2'1
30
common
debs
63%
*
18%
20'/a
30 VB
—_——.—_1975
income
Apr
1
15%
20%
common
27
25c
Jan
BONDS
2,278
12%
Jan
10
15%
1
30',a
1
6% July
•
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30%
5
16 (a
Jan
22%
40% May
10
5
30%
1.35
5,169
Jair
42'4 July
Feb
7%
com
Apr
1 %
17% Mar
47%
Jan
6%
Co
Gas
Jun
1
20
36
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29
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•
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407
36%
50
Feb
__
37
20
10
common
26%
34%
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52
618
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124
1
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1
3,740
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1
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273«
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Apr
16%
56%
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Jun
42% Jan
88% Jan
1
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23%
20
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55%
.____.
38% Mar
50
25%
May
53%
Co___
6,766
20
Jan
240
54%
Stores
46%
27%
25%
Apr
9
18
(Un)
45(4
27%
Jan
19%
6% July
26% Feb
Consolidated Oil Co
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co ('Un)___________5
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West Coast Life Insurance
Western Air Lines Inc
45 34
c—
41% May
35 Va
27
.
15%
in
55%
1
(Un)
1,278
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27'%
5
com
17(4
common
56%
1
WestatesiV Petroleums
16%
Feb
585
244
16% May
Power
17'a
5
Electric
Jun
26% ' 27-Va
14',4
14%
Jun.
363
United Gas Improvement
777
18%
34% Mar
44(4
57%
United Corp
3,013
22%
Jun
Apr
x.66%
t
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Electric
jersey
74%
)S%
21% May
37% Jan
55%
Sun Oil Co
41%
22%
Apr
Jun
55%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
74
100
Co
Bait—
Paper Co
41
26%
90
2
Power
divid
Jan
Jun
%
589
Co (Un)_
at
Electric Power common
$1.40
Scott
6%
Universal
Union
Potomac
Reading Co
14
5
Jan
833
542
Corp
Jun
71%
Western
Jun
16%
common
Ry
Phiico
61%
26
•
98
96%
33%
Philadelphia Transportation Co
68% July
70%
Dept
Pennsylvania
Feb
277
10
Jun
Corn
28%
(Un)
11%
20%
Chemicals
16%
(Un)
Jan
Apr
96%
Pennsaio
Feb
51
320
"
Jan
9%
31'/a
iy%
Pennroad
Mar
53%
325
123
15
Co_^
Public Service
6%
__
Feb
33%
Jun
7
59% July
61% Jan
331a
__
12 %
410
50
Co Inc—
41%
Mar
6%
(>%%
God
10'4
1
(The)
43
71
Pacific
Martin
38% Mar
32Va
35Va
13%
9%
Navigation
32% May
26(4 July
__
_1
30% July
13%
9%
Light common__13Va
Co
&
Philadelphia
__
__
13%
180 Va Mar
33%
July
30%
28%
common
Western
Coal
Jan
27%
__
Jan
28% July
25'4 Feb
45%
Feb
59
74 %
July
26%
1
Corp
40% May
Jan
a
Jan
26 V4
13
Pennsylvania RR
20
341
170Va
250
318
Brothers
Jan
26
33
6,385
27%
<tu';a
Hamilton Watch Co
(The)
31% May
52% May
30 Va
Dairies
46%
131
52%
__
173
High
Jun
45% Mar
5
Feb
4.462
34
174"a
Co
42 %
25%
33%
Low
319
26%
27%
non-voting
25'a July
30%
a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29-4
Battery
Jan
*24%
__
Shares
51 Va
173%
of
1.80
America
20%
30%
compilation
30% Mar
10
Mines
Equipment
Gimbel
Jan
Jan
29%
Co
Motors
Lehigh
Jun
12.50
Washington Water
General
Feb
42%
1,203
64% May
67 (2 May
6478 July
of
Motor
3,709
Jan
45
for Wc-ek
50%
common
10
(Un)
(Un)
Western
May
A
20c
114%
Feb
o
Light
Co
Jan
Jan
60
*>7%
our
2(3
*
Co
Storage
Class
3 Ja
29
64'a
25%
24%
Mar
41% Jun
6.50
preferred
Power &
Electric
Jun
162/3
Victor
Jan
25%
100
89'a
57u
'
16c
Sales
Rangeof Prices
26%
100
25
Inc
Inc
Tel
_lo
Corp
Corp
55% May
16 Va Apr
654
2478
1
(Un)
City
S
Duquesne
329
96% July
62% Jun
6%
1
(U11)
Co_
U
Feb
Week's
l
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
48%
24%
5
;
&
panic
636
2,334
28
43%
32% May
68% July
65% Jan
Mar
102%
in
26%
Co
Transit Co
Delaware
17
26%
„
•
Aircraft Corp
U
U
20%
2
Corp
Tel
Budd Company
Campbell Soup
Jun
47%
lo
Corp
Fruit
Stores
Merck &
1
y
23(4 Feb
62%
__50c
Co______
Pacific Ry Co
Gas
Jun
July
1%
20%
47%
26%
Union Oil Co of Calif
United Park
lc
Jan
Jun
6 'o
56 Va
7.50
Tri-Continental
United
19%
26%
48
publication
Low
Bankers Securities Corp—
63%
25
,
44% Mar
Jun
Apr
32 %
1
Corp
Union Sugar
United Air Lines
July
19%
82
23%
28
4:y±
Feb
Apr
July
for
10
Corporation
Feb
4%
58
5
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
61%
_1
(Un)
common
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
19
89Va
__
51
Co
American
May
Jan
860
9134
61%
4^
_
Feb
Feb
55
Jan
17
__5
Airlines
33
1%
10
____.
Products
American
4e
27%
•
common
31 (2 July
Jun
__7
■;
common
United
61%
Feb
31
1,050
25
preferred
Union Electric
i,»
280
21 Va
91%
__
_=»
;
Co
11
353,900
lc
i t
2i^a
25
Carbide
225
6V4
California.
(Ind)
Thriftimart, Inc
World
1,101
31
23%
*
of
Sulphur
Transamerica
81:!u
31
2
(Un)
Tidewater Oil
go%
__
__l
Swift & Co (Un)
Sylvania Electric Products
Inc
310
__
25
Studebaker Packard
Gulf
15Vb
5
Corp
Wood Steel
Baltimore
15Va
time
Par
Alan
16(2
25
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
iUn).
Mold
Jan
Arundel
*
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
reo
M
in
Last
Atlantic
25
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc common
25
Feb
received
July
Jun
___26
Petroleum
Inc
Co
353
26 Va
76
28(4
60%
5oc
Co
5g-a
Feb
July
—
Sale Price
42(2 May
27%
578
330
•
STOCKS
Feb
__
2.500
42%
Jan
Feb
20
17c
42
107% 108%
42%
___*
Mar
21%
32%
^5
common
Co
Brands
996
274
58
39%
2
Sperry-Rand Corp
Oil
03%
23
31'a
23'a
64(2 May
100
15
Co (U11)
Public Service___
Oil
Jun
9! 2
2.50
Railway
Standard
July
17'/a
200
35
31
523a
150
Friday
337u
__
1.301
58%.
17c
10
not
were
35
1
(Un)
Standard
52 Va
3,354
58%
15Va
26%
67%
58%
66%
last week.
33Va
3
California
Southern
1,432
76
30%
__
15c
Co
18 %
23'a
28'a
1
Corp (Un)
Southwestern
16'a
68'/a
23Va
7.50
Southern
United
Jan
54
__
318
66%
10
10c
12.50
1
High
a
six-day trading period (Friday, July 19,
including Friday, July 26). The prices of
Friday, July 19,
to and
May
52%
31 Va
Low
29%
This tabulation is for
23% Mar
1
Co
NOTE:
39% July
10% Jan
1.40
Southern Ca! Gas Co pfd
6% preferred
Union
I0V4
b'a
59
*a,n
p. 10
Southern Calif Edison Co
4.32% preferred
Union
un
Feb
8% May
51% Feb
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)___.
Trans
o
48%
22 "a Mar
74
Range Since Jan.
High
29%
„•
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Jan
22% May
31 % July
908
10
Co
TreeSweet
4,041
•
com
Co
Signal Oil & Gas
$1.25
1,535
34
245
*
&
Water
Textron
581«
22% July
Gl
5
10
(Un)
Co
110
9'.a
__
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
1
Paper Co
Texas
176
6%
Jan
20%
Inc—_.—%—_10
Seaboard Finance Co
Texas
39% May
24% July
16% Feb
Low
'
(Un)
Wilhsion Basin Oil Explor
Woolworth (F Wi (Uni
20 g
.
(Un)
Sears Roebuck
Super
31 %
36%
61
_5
Francisco
Schering Corp
Standard
438
422
Shares
Jun
9%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_
Southern
48%
19%
25
(Un)
Schenley Industries (Un)
Southern
38 % Mar
43%
b
20
__10
(Un)
Paper
Oil
362
for Week
Jan
57
1
Co
San Diego Gas & Elec
San Maurieio Mining
Shell
Jan
65%
6%
__
1
Safeway Stores Inc
Shasta
17%
F
a22 a23%
__
_^_l
Co
Petroleum
and W Fine Foods
Servel
Apr
60
25'4
*
Spring & Axle
Aircraft Corp
Scott
% July
Jun
14%
9%
Corp
Royal
St
49
45%
140
21%
2.50
Manufacturing Co_.
Rockwell
S
Jan
1
Riverside Cement Co A pfd
Rohr
Mar
53
__l
Inc
Drug Inc Co____
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Richfield
45
Feb
15C
34%
10
Rexs.ll
Rheem
Westinguouse Elec Corp (Uni
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
40% July
43%
5,"3
24%
;
Apr
18 V4
Westinghoiise Air Brake
16
21%
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon
35(4
50c
—_
Feb
Par
Jan
64
1
(Unt
%
63
49%
43%
__
•
14
High
Jun
Sales
Range
Sale Price
16
5
:
52'a
Week's
of Prices
Last
1
62%
16
0
__
Aviation
603
40'.it
46%
(Un)
Republic
16',a
40%
46%
49%
Pure
Co
296
5
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Inc
(Uni
Oil
Low
56
__*
.
Hi
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
16
_5
<Un)_,
JULY
Friday
Shares
3
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Procter
54%
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
12.50
____
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Par
Phelps Dodge Corp
RANGE
Week's
Last
Sale Price
—
5
__10c
Foundry Co.
—
■
2%
38
81%
8%
31
2%
38
"2
12c
80%
8%
31
20
2%
15 Va July
"
18% Mar
82%
1
2'A
Feb
100
36%
Jun
41
Jan
75%
Feb
85 V*
Jan
7%
Jan
8% May
31% July
223
8%
250
321
12c
10.500
26
Feb
Jan
5c
2%
16c
5
16%
16
%
236
14%
Feb
17
*
Alloys Steel
Jan
36 Va May
31% Mar
1,200
38
31 %
Uc
1
33% May
59 34
59%
75
36%
Jan
64%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jun
.._10
29%
29%
29%
240
26%
Feb
33
12.50
.
66%
65%
67%
239
52%
Feb
68% July
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
4
Power & Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class
5'r
25
of Prices
Shares
Steel
Aluminium
j.
new
4
%''
*
pjreferred
Canadian Pulp
Aruus
-
Corp
$2.40
$2.50
Ltd
4">
pfd
15
47
47
45
90%
50
30
22
7%
18
19%
page
42.
Apr
90% July
1.500
7
35 %
48
8.958
42% May
21%
22
3,450
45
45 Va
495
44
49
625
48"a
20%
19%
19%
46
46
55
44%
42
42
3a
41
753
•
see
24
Apr
2,585
50
_
May
8
50
±
35%
4
37 3
28%
28 7
a
29%
3,052
•
24 %
23(*
24 Va
1,425
15%
High
July
Jan
July
Jun
Jun
July'
Jan
Scotia—
5%'io
Bathurst
94
Jan
8
Jun
Pow
&
50 3
Brazilian
Traction
Jan
23
48%
British American
Jan
British
American
Corp
Light
Oil
41,922
56
56%
166
__
Power
July
42%
Jan
July
40
Jan
4014
a52
39%
a52
40%
32,943
75c
88c
677,866
—
British
Columbia
Forest
Jan
British
Columbia
Power
Products
175
28'4 July
Julv
58%
Jan
39% July
46 V*
Jan
52
75c
July
1.14 May
45
Apr
44
46
46 /2
95
44
July
4.90
5.00
3,913
4
Mar
6
Apr
9%
9
9%
7,076
7%
Jan
10
May
—
Apr
5
27% July
43%
48
35
38
__
__
43
—
preferred
36
4.95
—
4%'/o
preferred
preferred
Jun'
36
50
4V*%
60
32
50
5%
Jan
3.60 May
120
50
Apr
Jan
55% Mar
High
54%
1,305
56
July
May
3.10 May
1,120
__
20
46
28(4
•
42 %
5.322
a34 a34%
pfd_100
50
.
27('2
__
common
Feb
%
&
£1
•
Bank Note Co
Jan
29
3.50
British Columbia Elec Co 4%%
May
287a July
22 % July
50
Lid
52
July
47%
3.35
—-—*
25
—
Paper
July
46%
a34
preierred—.—.—50
Bowatet
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
46%
27%
---
Bowater Corp 5%
5%(4 preierred
Shares
"5c
-10
Pap class A
40% July
for Week
High
——25
Bell
Telephone
Rights
Range
Low
——
preferred
Jun
Jan
a
10
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Bailey Selburn b'o pfd
Jan
9%
21
Nova
Sales
Week's
of Prices
3.35
—10
-
-
of
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
48 Va
•
Ltd
footnotes
200
7%
50
Corp
For
645
8%
35'A
21 %
Last
Montreal
of
Rights
Low
3,885
22%
90%
pfd
common
preferred
Steels
31
22%
35%
25
preferred
Asbestos
Atlas
*
Ltd
Aluminum Co of Can
Anglo
100
Bank
High
8(2
*
■
common
30
al8% al8%
i
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma
22%
*
common
A
preferred
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
30%
26
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Low'
*
%(r
JULY
Par
Week's
Par
Abitlbi
ENDED
Fonda
Last
Sale Piice
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
30
30
25
55%
56%
5,062
89
42'4
90
50
44
48
41%
40%
Jun
48 Va
Feb
29%
Apr
33%
Jan
43 V4
Feb
57%
Jun
88 % July
95 Va Mfar
250
41
46
Feb
48
175
46
Jun
50
Mar
75
40
May
43
575
10
May
940
dl
Pfh
•
II
H
41 2
11%
•
50%
50%
51 %
May
13%
53
Feb
Jan
May
37
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
Monday, July Z(\- 1P57
...
(454)
CANADIAN
•v
RANGE
Low
Par
Co
Brown
Ltd
Mills
Bruck
Shares
Low
330
16%
16-%
650
2.75
2.75
16%
July
July
16
1,200
2.00
425
37
36%
42
29 %
Apr
47
Apr
17''2 July
3.00
Jan
Jan
37
July
Jun
May
Mar
100
96
96%
95
95
July
102
•
$1.30 preferred
20
Canada Iron Foundries common—-.10
4%% preferred
100
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40l/<>
pfd
100
Canada Steamship common
—*
5% preferred
BO
26%
27%
1,810
25
Mar
Power
„
Canada Cement common
Wire
Canada
Cable
&
—
series
$1.00
29
Jan
42
Apr
Jan
110
Jun
89
89
25
89
July
43
44
416
29
Jan
11
11'A
275
11
17'A
50'A
17%
17%
475
94
Mar
Jun
Class A
12 %
-'/an
Series A 4%
Feb
55%
17% Mar
Jan
Shawimgan Water
B
23%
Apr
28
July
16'A
16
Jun
19
Jun
29%
29%
100
25%
Jan
13%
13%
125
13%
Feb
.30% May
14% Jan
1,940
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
Southern
Oanada
15% May
16%
Jun
Steel
of
Jan
15%
16
16
130
7%
7%
625
6%
3.50
100
25
9
Jun
3.60
July
a—'
22%
27%
„
Apr
*
Shirriff-Horsey common
5%% preferred
Simpsons Ltd
Southam Co
38%
1,260
26% Mar
46% JJuly
26
Jan
a94
19
98
Jan
33
33%
3,747
28%
Feb
23%
23%
24
1,002
23% July
26%
Co
31%
15
27
32 %
8%
300
al6 al6%
11%
*
•
Jan
Jan
17%
10
Feb
22
5,210
3.00
600
July
28%
3.50
%
a27
30
al6%
al7
325
14%
Feb
17% July
•
16%
16%
16%
25
14%
Feb
17
25
75
19
380
28%
28
12%
Apr
45
52
Jun
Jan
28
13%
2,425
9.50 Jan
28
28%
2,285
19%
a8
75
14
32
33
Feb
13%
2,116
96%
32%
•
Jan
7
500
14
Jun
Feb
26% Mar
33
Jan
13%
Apr
28% July
9
Jan
14% May
33% Jun
96%
50
96
May
97%
Feb
Dominion Glass common
•
64
64
64%
2,355
51
Jan
69
Jun
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
28%
27%
29 %
13,776
19%
Feb
30
July
39%
Jan
55%
Jun
10% May
12%
Jan
100
Dominion
55
Red
U
1%
Du
7%%
class A
Famous
116
8
Feb
21
D %
12
500
May
11% July
30
30
262
30
Jan
18
18%
847
17
Feb
22
80
80
80
2
75
July
82 %
Jan
7%
200
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
25%
500
24%
Jun
27%
Jan
9%
9%
10
250
al9
al9
al9
230
25
pfd
Apr
Jan
May
7%
25%
1
4.16%
13%
25%
«
Corp
Jun
30%
18
50
—
17%
9% July
11%
Feb
17
17%
520
Jan
18
53%
53%
330
52
Jun
55%
Apr
21
22
660
21
Jan
25%
Apr
Fraser Cos Ltd
•
26
26
1,040
26
33%
Jan
Gatineau Power common
5 %
30%
preferred
100
General Dynamics
General Motors
Great Lakes
Paper Co Ltd
1,210
% a98%
5
99
July
54%
420
53
Jan
66
Apr
125
37% Mar
45
July
6%
200
8
Jan
%
40%
40%
44
1,085
30
28%
30
950
2
21
20%
21%
1,866
20%
20
20%
1,549
31
30%
31
1,255
66
66
1,150
63%
•
Investment
class
A
52%
52%
Indust Accept Corp common
Warrants
13
625
10%
2,535
30%
30%
31
~
$4.50 preferred
alO
Too
"
Dfd
alO
a
10
22
Bronze Powders 6%
pfd__I25
Nickel of Canada common
•
International Patper common
7 so
22
Lower St
MacMillan
(John)
Lawrence
A:
a
—
Preferred
McColl Frontenac
oil
13
Jun
23
Mar
60
May
Consolidated
Crain
Jun
11
Jun
Jun
94
Jan
25
21
Mar
23
•
42%
Jan
66
66 %
300
47%
Jan
70
Jun
52
56
1,995
47%
Jan
62
May
al9 al9%
100
18
Mar
19%
al9% al9%
145
18
Jan
12%
200
9
Jan
25
18
Jan
30
845
28
Mar
7%
7%
'2,786
6
Feb
83%
Jan
19
Jan
19% May
13% Jun
83%
87
79
Mines
Utilities
preferred
common
__
Page-Ilersey Tubes
6%
I
86
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Ford
Corp of Canada__7
Price Bros Si Co Ltd common
Provincial Transport common
Minnesota
preferred
For
"7
•
—_7Bo
,
footnotes
sec
oi
Co
page
42.
;
1.50
Jan
36%
Jun
150
15
125
1,030
44
"
.
class
Ltd
Ontario
&
Paper
Mar
48
-18% May
20
Jun
86a4 May
-86 % May
■
•
A..
600
3.00
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33
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Royal
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Power
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25
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47
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100
42
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Jan
25
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48
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11
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Beatrice
Jan
18
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40
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680
20
Jan
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Mines
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10c
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17c
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14c
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4.000
13c
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35c
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10c
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22c
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33c
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.
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95
10
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11
25%
27
285
25
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29
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July
80
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1
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76c
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Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
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.
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Bellechasse
Jun
a92
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10%
1
—
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;.500
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1
Jan
2.15
1.30 July
4,700
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Jan
20c
Jun
16c
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2.00
1.11 Jlily
1,500
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8
15
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Jan
Jun
Mar
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-
47
49
2,115
47
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20
76
57%
July
May
Mines
1
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Petroleums. Ltd___
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd!
Calumet
Uranium
Mines
31%
250
30
Mar
38
May
al35
5
135
May
150
Jan
342
100
Jan
141
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335
23
Feb
Canadian Atlantic
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Canadian
Oil
Collieries
15
955
39
42
2,610
75
75%
211
49%
48%
50%
1,560
13
13
115
42
42
75
108% July
10% July
5%
i-_i
1
117
Jan
Canadian
13
Petroleums
Jan
Canadian
39
Feb
45% July
Canalask
Jan
84
48% July
11
Apr
59
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd_l_
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41
43
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Capital
Feb
1.3Q
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35 ta -
1.52
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*
34
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34
300
925
2.500
6c
6c
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9.75
300
9.40
1.400
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1
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8.25
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1
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Feb
35% July
Jun
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8.90 Julv
13%
Jan
Feb
10V8
Jun
7%
Jan
5.90
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2,975
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2,500
8.50
4.300
6.50
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3.10
7.000
2.10
May
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30c
Jan
10
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'3.10 July
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44c
3.45
65c
24c
July
45c
Jan
18.200
26c:
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36c
July
32c
May
-
1
—-
1.25
*
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;
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Ltd
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6c
Lithium Mines Ltd—_1
Nickel
Lithium
Carnegie
Jan
1.30
Ltd
Homestead Oils: Ltd__
Mar
1.50
Jun
2
-
Devonian
13% May
Jun
50c
Ltd—
;
Canadian
55%
Jan
50c
55,600
1
Jun
Jun
1,100
71c
=
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Co
-
preferred
55c
54c
Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
Common
26%
5lc
70c
25c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
31
10%
Ltd
55c
1
Ltd
Hill. Tungsten
Calalta
Jan
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39 V2
7% July
■'
125
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Apr
12
585 '
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45
39%
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5%
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58%
35
10%
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37
-
32
25
al.75
21%
International
105
2
108% 108%
33
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864
550
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210
17
25
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520
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16%
24%
7
38,100
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C5c
150
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Hydro-Electric Secur Corp
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May
132
~
common
preferred
84c
32%, 32%
.
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Low
High
Low
52
—
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7%
May
26
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23% Apr
47
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1
22% Jan
11
45
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of Prices
<"*
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80
loo
preferred
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25%
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OgUvle Flour Mills
7%
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205
21%
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35
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July
19% May
25
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43
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
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1,010
5
92
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86
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37
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Jun
17
I
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Apr
Jun
Apr
16
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8%
86%
4.65
27%
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Feb
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10
84
54
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,
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Feb
2.75
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Feb
67%
,
Jan
17% May
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65
45
425
July
57% Apr
8
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9.00
Jun
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25
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4%% preferred
National
&■ Paper
Power
Wilson
103
81%
Jun
49
14% Mar
n26
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—1
Jun
110%
a46 % a47%
865
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32%
25
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Northwest
Marconi
Western
92% July
8%
78
23
:
Ltd
Apr
90% Mar
81%
740
4.10
L_
Jun
100
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1,675
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Rand Co Ltd:
13
654
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7.70
15%
Jan
LOG
42% May
3.90
1
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12%
5,602
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pfdIIIIII
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Mitchell <Robt) class "A"_
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
230
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8
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Claude Neon General Advert pfd__ --49
Jan
95
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44
Canadian Silk
Apr
22
7%
Mar
100
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•
Feb
13
73c
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Inter
Canadian
86%
29%
common-
60
10
a
•V%25
32%
preferredJi^--—^.-^--,--—
41
101
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May
1,584
68
-
5%
23% May
'
12%
73
70
98
76%
%
Timber
Dominion
Canadian
Jun
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Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Mersey Paper
Canadian
Jun
98%
12%
&
Canadian Ingersol
Jan
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•
Apr
Canada Packers Ltd class A-.-'
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53
•?
60
15
Last
Canadian Arena "Co^
23% May
66
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&
Canada
Jnn
54
•
Jan
7.55
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Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd— —5
Russell
May
92%
93%
*
Shops—IIH"!
Candy
Acceptance class
:-—'
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd_
Anthonian
Limited
Laurentide
Lines
22%
Lumber
Abltca
30% July
47
98%
Int
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp common
alO
84% a 84%
1
(Canada jrLtd-i—.
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;
Par
Apr
10% July
3,067
49
Sale Trie#
Feb
50% Mar
4,198
13
10%
Intern'ttJ
Pipe
55
•
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
13
140
43%
43%
7.60
15%
76%
1 ~
stocks v
11
10%
Mar
60
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B
55
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38 Ye
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22
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Laura Secord
Jun
30
66
*
207/s
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
St
Imperial Oil Ltd
Interprovlncial
Feb
43 %
Mining
Inland Cement
103
53
•
Howard Smith Paper common
17% July
47
31% May
6%
6
745
585
-
Northern Quebec Pwr Co Ltd 1st pfd-50
43%
53
•
Bay
Jan
27%
"•
Glass B
Labatt
30%
July
May
•
Home Oil class A
Imperial
a98
j
common
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Hudson
30%
27%
15%
5
General Steel Wares
•
Corp
Mexican Light
21%
1
g
common
&
Melcher.s
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Players Canadian Corp
Motor Co
July
18%
52%
'
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Foundation Co of Canada
Ford
30
-18
68
133% Mar
12
30
•
Estabrooks (T H)
Apr
•
Match
Electrolux
allG
Jun
7%
•
preferred (1956)
Dupuls Freres
Eddy
1,365
all6
18
200
8%
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Canada Sec common
Pont of
18%
8%
100
Ltd
Bros
Brewery
8,051
8%
•
preferred
Donohue
160
11
18%
23'/a
preferred
Dominion Textile common
Dow
55%
10%
•
Ltd
Stores
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
' Jan
15% July
Jan
25%
120
47% uan
173
Jan
10
490
;v
52%
i. v
—
Belding-Corticelli 'ICo cum pfd
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—
12%
14
Dominion Corsets
July
22
1,880
28
Preferred
Bank
Jan
Jun
28%
pfd
31
Mar
17%
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Exploration
a21
18%
Jan
a 26
52
a21
60
—•
100
-
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Jan
2.50 Mar
a27
52
alo
Jun
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18
Apr
al5
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13% May
22%
18
July
130
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8% July
16
22
•
July
46
100
Jan
•
1
40
100
131
•
Power
Canada--^.-
34% May
100
3.00
22
Apr
7%
102
370
12%
1,275
46
131
25
Jan
8%
11%
41
46
-
•
———*
102
July
44% Jan
90 % Mar
131
40
-50
50
100
*
—
—
Jan
31%
•
•
•
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Dominion Foundries Si Steel com
138
Apr
1
1
39% July
a94
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Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
97
pfd
—
Toronto-Dominion
33
Distillers Seagrams
Dome
37%
38
•
100
29
preferred—IB
Railway
& Seal Co
Crown Cork
Juu
96
96
4% %
preferred
•
100 *:
Winnipeg Central Gas
—" —
Zellers Limited 4%Sr> preferred'——50
July
22
Crown Zellerbach
96%
May
Apr
45
50
-
Feb
19
15
843
B
81
Weston
3,475
Class
1,140
Webb
46
Glass
92%
May
17%
Textile
Jail
88%
May
45
Corbys class A_
Jan
97%
15
16%
Power
—
Consumers
13%
July
20
a23% a23 %
Consol
Jury
91
Jan
9%
International
J)
15
90
15% Mar
Canadian
(B
5,650
95
Gooderham
550
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
15%
94
Steel
1,300
Coghlin
Jun
15>/B
15%
15V8
Walker
13
Equipment
Jun
16%
United
17%
Farm
33%
Mar
Feb
17
Cockshutt
Jan
13
July
12%
Canadian Vickers
28%
365
14
17'A
Ltd
2U0
15%
23
12'A
Petroflna
35%
15
Jun
•
Canadian
35%
Jan
•
Pacific
25
11
2,455
23
Hydrocarbons
preforred
Jun
12%
50
all% all%
*
1
Industries
5%
23
7
Feb
a
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Steinberg's 5%%s preferred
16
16
7%
3.50
Canadian Oil Companies common
Mar
16
,—•
Sherwln Williams- of Can 7%
1,930
a4.00
Locomotive
U-i
1,930
_—
1,944
Canadian
Canadian
2,403
20%
preferred
4 % '.'e
Triad
Preferred
74%
19 %
.
17
3.50
common
73%
73%
19%
i.
—
27%
a4.00
Canadian Husky OH
17%
—
16%
*
Canadian Cottons common
20 J
10
♦
A
25%
20
B
18%
_~;
21%
*
common
preferred
19
10%
30
31
—*
100
Power common—•
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.Jui,
Feb
May
1,480
common
St
Lawrence
25 %
23%
—
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St Lawrence Cement class
5%
red
IlO
21-58
——————
45%
45
Ltd
Co
Preferred
Apr
17% July
1,323
50%
50%
Oil
Royalite
1'ri
16
—
25%
•
preferred
A
Jan
35%
101
44
25
-
Cellulose
Converters
Canadian
Class
'
89
•
Canadian Celanese common
Canadian Chem &
30
105
•
class A
Oanner
665
106
26
596
38%
Apr
Feb
82
27%
175
18%
Company
•
;
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
27%
38%
30%
Jan
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400
16
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High
Low
31
(Canada)
Ronald Paper class "A'%
Roe
•
common
British Aluminium
Canadian
27
38 %
10
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
27%
*
class B
Co
62
792
77
76
77
-•
common
Preferred
(James)
Robertson
Since Jan. 1
Kar ge
Shares
High
Low
•
-——1—*
Power
Royal Barm of Canada
80
Calgary
Quebec
tvetk
for
Range
oi Prices
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
42%
42
•
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High
42 Ve
Telephone——25
1
class B
•
Columbia
British
JULY
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
Friu.j
Week's
Friday
FOR
t
300
3.00
Jan
5.65
Apr
Jan
-
'• 18c
18,600
18c
July
55c
'
-23c
25c
6.000
23c
July
54c
Jon
10c
10c
12.500
9c
Jun
19c
Jan
,
20c
Number 5659
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Cartier-Maiartic
Gold
Central-Del
Oils
Rio
Mines
Ltd
for
of Prices
Par
Low
WEEK
JULY 26
ENDED
Range
Hiali
4c
4c
5c
13%
12%
14
1,250
47,107
4c
7 Vic Jan
Jun
Ltd—
_1
14% July
6c
8c
3,000
5c
15c
Mar
Tazin
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
1
May
21c
21c
1,000
21c
July
54c
Jan
Tib
Jan
Trans
Central
Manitoba
Mines
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines- Ltd
1
Apr
1.98
2.00
2.05
2.05
300
i
l'Oc
lie
11,003
Cleveland Copper Corp—
10c
July
46c
17C 19 'C
25.800
16c
Feb
40c
Jun
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
1
14c 1712
3.000
10c
Jan
27c
35,500
20c
July
57c
13c
10,000
9c
Jun
30c
Jan
50c
66c
266,850
10c
Jan
65c
Jun
19c
20c
2,900
19c
July
60c
Jan,
2.70
3.15
28c
32c
6,703
15 Vic 17 Vic
11,000
50c
Exploration Ltd
High
LOW
22c
12c
•
*
I
Ltd
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20c
——
1
—
Shares
—
—
Jan
Mar
3.000
Ltd
Mines
Jan
1
1
Mines Ltd
Tacne Lake
Tarbell
8.80
for Week
Low
Par
.High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Since Jan. 1
Low
•
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Shares
1
Ltd
FOR
Sales
Consol Central. Cadillac
Consolidated
Consol
Denison
75e
Mines
Ltd
1
Mines Ltd
Chib
Dablon
Corp
Dome
Mines
!
4.20 Feb
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
United
1 :%5
13
Jan
25%
Apr
United
8.000
10c
22c
,
July
Asbestos
Oils
2.85
8,300
2.30 May
5.25
Jan
Valor
2.99
3.10
1,400
2.99
July
5.10
Jan
Ventures
6c
6c
Sullivan
Mines
May
12c
Mar
15c
8,000
9c
10c
22.155
9%e
9lio 10 %c
Ltd_____
1
16.000
7 lie July
12(4
2.90
28c
'
—
•
700
12%
121
b
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Mineral Products Ltd
2.90
2,000
1,300
lit-
lie
4,200
10c
July
18c
2,000
15c
Feb
29 Vic
July
42%
May
25c
40
250
55c
60c
6,800
V,
--
Petroleum
Decalta
Westville
•
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
Florida, Canada Corp
Fontana Mines
Francoeur
Fundy
80c
Oils
2.50
500
183,500
18
6c
3,000
6c
11c
lie
1,000
11c
July
2.50
2.50
500
17c
28,500
1
12c
6c
1.10
1.09
1.33
.
72c
6.65
2.50
12c
100,100
55c
Class
I
A
91c
III
Ltd
2.50
2.50
2.50
150
1
14% C
I3c
15c
16,500
30c
Mar
11c
Apr
22c
500
11c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
7e
7c
2,500
7c
Haitian .Copper
Hollinger
Ltd
Com
1
Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
5
Hudson-Rand
Lake
Mines
Ltd
International Ceramic
Uranium
Mines
Lead
1
Ltd
Kontiki
Zinc
Shore
Mines
1
Mining Ltd
Mines
Jardun
____1
—
Ltd
Ltd_L___
14c
5.000
11c
Jun
23c
Jail
22c
370
18c
July
30c,
Jan
32,600
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
15.600
3c
July
13c
Jan
13c
9,500
11c
Mar
23c
Jan
6.30
6.30
6.30
200
6 lie
7c
1.2C0
6c
Mav
13 Vic
a35c
a 35c
300
31c
Mav
60c
Jan
19c
23 c
70,500
23c
19c
Formaciue
New
Pacific
New
17
14%
17
1.55
al5
35
20c
23c
22,000
al5
1.10
8,500
13
Jan
3.400
24c
Jun
1.08
1.62
Jun
2.65 Mar
3.80
500
3.45
Feb
4.65 Mar
10c
1,500
16c
16c
18,500
lOlie
12c
1,500
1.55
1.55
1.55
10c
(1945) Ltd
Ltd
1.40
500
7c
July
14c
Jan
8c
Jun
18c
July
6c
Mav
12c
Jun
25c
Gc
Paudash Lake Uran
Mines
1.80 Mar
July
9.00 Mar
12c
13c
2.50
2.52
2.55
\25c 2:)'
Apr
25c
Feb
80c
May
16%
Feb
37
July
11.000
14c
Jun
2,50c
18c
July
July
20c
25c
3.50
100
1.70
9,800
7%c
12,500
18c
22c
32,100
20c
15,000
7.75
-
Jan
Jon
3,90 Apr
1.85
Apr
Jun
15c
Jan
1Julv
75c
Feb
7c
100
7.75 July
8.80
Apr
Jan
4.00
July
2.28
Jan
1.25
Jan
3.95
11,700
1.01
11,400
65C
2,000
GOc
July
July
lie
65c
45c
July
Jan
90c
11c
2,000
10c
Jun
3.7J5
VI
27c
Jun
1.40
60c
~
34c
2.40
-
1.98
90c
26c
Mar
9c
9c
9c
12.500
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
35c
35c
35c
12,100
35c
Julv
77c
Jan
„
Ltd
12%
—
6 lie
100
12%
12% July
6c
7c
50c
95c
5.00
5.10
33c
33c
500
30c
12c
:
12c
1,500
12c
!
_
Ltd
Ltd
July
19c
Jan
50c
1,000
50c
July
99c
May
96c
32,850
75c
July
9Gc
July
2.60
t
1.60
5.00 July
GOO
19%
Mines
Jan
6c
1.53
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
18%
43,000
1,400
20%
2.270
2.50
2.60
1.673
Apr
July
64c
Jan
17%
Mines
1
Uranium
Gold
Feb
2.35 July
8.00
Jan
42c
Jan
22c
Jan
1.60 July
23
4.00
May
Jan
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN STOCK
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
230
Notre
Dame
4
Local
Branch:
1203
Branch
—
65
West 44th St.,
New York City, MUrray Hill
7.25, Feb
13% July
13% July,
6.35
5,275
6,00 Jan
10% Mar
17%c Feb,
6.00
5.50
7%
8
345
80c
80c
5,325
61c
Jan
93c
30c
31c
1,250
26c
May
44c
10c
16,581
9i%c July
20c
1.40
1.55
2,425
1.40 May
1.35
64c
75,472
19
19%
I,870
92%
93%
1.85
119
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.7Q Jan
1.15 July
Feb
100
55c
19%
8% July
July
6% Apr
July
35c
64c
18% Jan,
25% May
Jan.
95% Apr
92
17
Jan
10%
10%
11V'4
35%
35%
37%
com
47r;, J
47%
48 %
21
21%
1,395
45
45%
46'.)
16 %c 16 %c
500
15c
29c
25
50
—
1
Nepheline
Develop—:
American
•
Il50c
8
4,230
May
4,588
35% July
4Q% July
4,861
..
41% Jun
50%,July
19% July
46%. jun
431/2 Jun
48% Jan
42c
1.30
1.25
1.32
5,100
5.25
5.35
409
2.75
29,500
1,530
13
July
280
48
July.
15c
13%
50
48
53c
53c
45c
23%
150
■
_50
Ash
1
Gold Mines
—
class B
Hardware
Warrants
Mines
25c
225
22c
86c
86c
1.20
31,400
37c
Jan
1914
19%.
3,080
46
45%
41%
41%
—-—
Cons
—
—
3.25.July
9%. July,
1114, May,
160
90
Jan
118%. May
10%
11%
15
7
Jan
Mar
15% Apr
6% Jun
22 Va
July
29%
Jan
9c
July
14c
Jan
685
5,675
59c
51c
GOc
2,540
91,860
__1
8 lac
8%C
9c
21,200
8c
July
17c
Feb
__1
20c
19c
20c
25,600
19c
Jan
9C
10c
29,500
9c
July
July,
39c
9c
1.80
1.95
1,760
15
15
200
8c
8c
8c
9,250
16%
17%
4,953
5
20%c Mar
1.60 Mar
13
Jan
1.16 Mar
21c
2.01
16
Jan
Jan
Jim
Jun
6c
12%d, Jan
20%, Jaq
28-
1
33'%
33V4
34%.
1,190
15% July
30% July
27%
27%
28
3,060
27% July
3.45
3.0Q
3.80
75,895
2.4Qr Feb
28c
3,200
23%c Feb.
42c
May
Feb
12 %c
Mar
,__1
9c
3,200
47%
3,525
3.35
.19
3.35
3.40
4,335
54:%
55
56%
887
Lumber Co
Jun
45c
40c
May
84c
65c
G9c
65c
Jun
75c
Jan
70c
70c
75c
76,125
60c
92c
May
30c
33c
16,400
8,900
21c
July
July
47c
Mar
8c
Mar
5%
1,175
5
1.00
6,300
20c
25c
22,200
-
18
205
110,745
64.485
75
88
588,204
1.61
1.85
8,600
15%c 15%c
23,438
1.65
15 %c
17%
51% July
60c
July
Jun
July
1,75 Jan
40c Jan
16% May
75c
93c
1.10
4,250
93c
15c
19c
11,500
15c
7
7
100
70c
71c
2,800
7c
8c
2,500
19,500
preferred
—
46%
—1
•
L
65c
Jun
7c
July
8%c Feb
11c
4.000
10c
51c
57c
27,100
48c
42%
70
46
46%
555
4.90
150
10c
6%c
__1
Rralorne Mines
3.95
Jan
July
July
July
5%. May
4.90
55c
.50
.50
1.72
42%
11c
-1
Jun
6%c
6,000
19,550
„1
July
1.50
15 %c July
15c
———
7c
3,000
3.95
4.00
1,020
97c
97c
1,500
July
3.15 May
46 % May
1.58
1.90
10c 12 %c
18
Apr
39 % July
7 Vac
8c
Apr
1.89- Jan
17c
1.72
10 %c
60
90c
7%C
-1
12 %c Jun
7% May
93c
1
Jan
July
1.78
—1
—
Petroleums
5%
2.75
1
Mines Ltd
Gold Mines—
5
40%
._1
Paper
215
21,279
2.40
.50o
Mines
pfd
52
39%
18
Uranium
Gola
11c
79c
2.60
common
Corp 5%
10c
60c
90c
60c
40%
Ltd—
Hats
Jan
25c
2,500
3,150
22c
Warrants
Mines
Jun
1,750
40c
1
Yukon Mines
Bicroft Uranium Mines
60
27c
..25
Blbis
Jan
3.65 May
27c
III
class A
:
54%
July
55
51%
_•
Copper Corp
Mines
May
3.10 May
Jap
July
3.8CtJuly
40c
40c
10c
1
Telephone
9c
46
41
30c
•
Belcher Mining Corp—
Bralsaman
9c
47
1
—
Bay
27c
47
__1
Bros
Bonville Gold
16%
1
„10
Lodge Uranium-
Boymar
700
100
10c
—1
Beaucage
Bowater
200
9 la
__—
Exploration Ltd
5 % ''c
3.25
Glii
—
Beattie-Duquesne
Black
Jan
Apr
13% May
4.50 Jan
24%
Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
Rata Petroleums Ltd
—
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
Beaver
43
19c
9%
1
Mines
Scotia
Nova
Mines
Beatty
Mar
10
.500
Mines
Beaver
250
9%c
Metals
Base
1214
,_25
class A—
Rights
Barymin
1214
22%
1
Ltd
Montreal
of
May
July
9c
99%
15
Gals
Barvue
Apr
40
9%c
common
Bankeno Mines
Barnat
41
375
16,700
9%
__1
preferred-
2nd
Bank
12 %
46%, July,
385
42
11c
46
July
20
9c
'
Feb
^1,90. Jun
15% Mar
__1
;~
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
5% preferred
of
10 %c
40c
-
Jan
6'/,,
Mines
Avillabona Mines
Bank
24c
Jan
2.20, Jan
82c
__1
—
River
Bankfield
14c
6c
July
1.30 July
59c
221L»
Mines
Electric
Banff
;
__1
common
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
5',v
10,500
-
3.25
-25C
Mines
Yellowknife
Aut'o
II,100
—
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
90,100
62 c
Feb
July
25% Mar
22% Mar
10%
Acceptance
Aumacho
1.53
•
Steels
Atlas
94c
70c
July
6%C
,..51% .Feb
99 la
Temple common
Artists Productions
Associated
Atlantic
_10
..
Jan
45c
100
May
167/a. Jan
July
July
25c
preferred
Ashdown
49c
4,159
19%
1
$2.40 preferred
Arjon
3,500
69c
Gc
1.52
28c
Jan
53c
59c
1
3.25 May
July
12c
23%
1.30
6c
Resources
Corp common
$21/2
-
.
—.——
23%
2.60
4,200
4914
Mines
Argus
9,883
'
13%
Corp
Arcan
2.00; Jan
2.60
17c
Jan
1.10 July,
2.75
1
Jan
6,25 May
1.30
19c
pfd_
L98
Apr
4,80
1.11
Warrants
Area
70c
30c
1.15
Imperial
Apex Consolidated
Arcadia Nickel
2.00'.Jqly
July
1.25 July
408,266
.4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Mines
32c
—
Anglo Amer Explor.
Ansil
39c
Feb
1.85 July
996
lc
Analogue Controls
Anchor Petroleums
Anthes
2.00
Jan
20c
Lead Mines
Anacon
1.85
1
—5
Oil
Amurex
Bowater
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERE&-SHERBROQKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
6.00 Feb
5,908
common
new
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd-
Bouzan
2-4545
36,380
.100
new
Ltd
Bouscadillac
Phillips Square
Feb
13
13
64c
"III
Bordulac Mines
Office:
23c
Jan
18c
9 Vac
*
Oils
%%
Biltrnorc
St West, Montreal
Apr
12%
1.45"
—
preferred
preferred
4 '■'<
BIdcop
Telephone PL-9501
Feb
16c
Aluminum Co—
Bevcon
HART
95,
12%
___1
,—
—
Steel
Jun
July.
9c
9,025
4,000
1
debentures
Warrants
21
83
35
10c
1.35
Voting trust
Pacific Cons
Alberta
Aluminium
Apr
17% May
280
90
9c
.50c
Explorations Ltd
Algoma
18 %
90
Jan
Feb
9%,July,
7
8
Ltd
Alberta Distillers common
5'/
1,650
24
22% Mar
12%
Shoe common—
Agnew Surpass
Algom
8%
17 %c
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alba
8%
High
35%
Feb
30
735
12%
—
trust
Advocate
Range Since Jan. 1
3,335
9c
Oil
&
Gas
I
,——.
Aconic Mining
Voting
31 %
22%
.100
—
Rights
MEMBERS:
Jun
Low
30
8%
Bethlehem
fir
2.98. Apr
27c
Jan
12c
High
22%
A
Preferred
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Bell
S A V A R D
Jan
1.90,
Shares
LOW
25
.
Atlantic Sugar common—
Acadia
Atlas
11c
1.60
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons
14%
28c
Rexspar Uran & Met Min Co Ltd—.
Gas
Feb
27c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.
<fc
9.50
7,75
1.00
Jan
4.540
7c
Ltd—
Jan
2.90
11%
3.50
Ltd___
33c
Jan
9,025
-
Jan
54c
41,000
i
July
July
46c
1.05 Jan
for Week
18 '/a
Preferred
Debentures
25c
23c
19c
2.30
3,100
Apr
7.500
35%
25c
Mines Ltd
10c
6.100
34c
—
20 c
.-(•
32%
__
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd-
Stanwelk Oil
27c
Jan
5.55
1.70
(1944 )
Apr
1.25
3,600
■
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Stadacona-Mines
Apr
3,600
pfd_
Ltd
11'ic
23c
Ltd-
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Mines
July
1.50
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
2.00
6.50
21c
101 i
Pennbec Mining Corp
Sherritt-Gordon
7c
Jan
July
July
1.50
35c
Explorations
Mines
2.00
5.85
34%
Partridge Canadian
Lake
11 lie
3.00O
1,600
Ltd_
Pacific Petroleums Ltd___—
Sharbot
Feb
19,000
33.500
25c
_
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd-
Red Crest Gold Mines
2.00
7c
13c
__90c
Quemont Mining Corp
Jan
Feb
1.50
—
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd_
July
6.50
Corp—^
Oils
Producers
Jan
49c
18c
22c
Metals——:
Qpemisce- Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Prove Gas
62c
7c
,
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Mines
21 V2c
July
13C
7 lie
Dome
July
16c
10'ic July
7c
7c
East
Apr
18c
Ltd—
Preston
Jun
65c
1,500
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Portage Island (Chib)
17%
29.100
Ltd
4% ','c
Feb
July
1,300
Ltd
Jan
1.20 Mar
1,500
Oil
2.08
17c
7c
&;
July
Jan
15c
Permo- Gas
Jan
Jun
2.00
Obalski
July
1.97
16c
—50
Asbestos
55c
1.92
15c
American
115
Jun
20 li
2.00
North American Rare
Mar
July
Nipissing Mines Co Ltd
Mines
11'Vic Jan
15
10c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd
New Vinray Mines Ltd-.—
Nocana
July
3.80
Mines Ltd—
Mines
Jan
5.200
35c 35lie
Ltd——25c
New
West Amulet
6.30 July
1.70
1.73
Ltd
73
1,925
1.35
1
0c
Mar
Sales
Week's
Range
30%
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Amalgamated Larder Mines
110
1.30
Jun
14 lie Mar
17.510
1.13
—
Oils
37c
1.30
.
Santiago Mines Ltd
&
32c
6.00
500
17c
Ltd
Mines
(ic
106% 106%.
37c
___
Ltd.—
Coal
6c
106 %
Par
Jun
—
35c
Jack Lake Uranium
Apr
lie.
Ltd
New
Jun
G5c
July
11c
Montgary Explorations Ltd
New
8c
13c
,
Corp
35%
23% Feb
Jan
3%
1
Petroleums Ltd^
_l_;
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Petroleum
21c
July
4c
*
Merrill
Mines
Jan
42 c
5
National
Jan
13c
3c
1
Co
28c
35c
5
Mining
3.730
38,500
Jun
July
Jail
18c
4
Monpre
7c
Apr
45c
35c
1
Ltd
Co
Ltd
33
15c
8c.
13c
7,500
5.60
May
1
Long Island Petroleums Ltd_
Mines
lie
32%
12c
Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador
8
5.10 Mar
1
trust
Mines
32%
1
.
voting
Lingside Copper Mining
Lithium
_1
7c
July
Exchange
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Acme
5,300
11,000
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Class
Jan
July
61,600
Okalta
July
5c
11c
North
1.35
May
Jan
11c
44c
New
23c
July
Apr
1,500
5.15
Nealon
3.10
13,000
lie
.
19 lie Apr
Feb
13c
41c-
Feb
4%.c July
46,220
Jail
5 lie
*
Jan
8c
15,000
1.05
OimMm
July
5c
5.15
Lake
14c
12c
1
54c
33c
4 Vic
1.00
Toronto Stock
8.90 May
Apr
5c
-30 c
Iso
82c
July
13c
.*
—
32c
32c
4
3.15 May
*
.
Jan
24 Vic Mar
1
-
Jan
Jun
2.35
Jan
Petrolpums of Canada Ltd—
Golden Age Mines LtdGrandines Mines Ltd_
Indian
Jan
22c
44
47c
4.05 Mar
Mav
*
Ltd
65c
Feb
82c
1
Oil Ventures
Gateway Oils Ltd
1.75
a8.75
Ltd
Gaspe
General
2.000
6c
Mines
Ltd
750
uc
5.20
Jun
2.70 July
75c
1
,
2.80 July
35c
U8.75
_i
Ltd
Bay Copper Mines—:
Futurity
32 >4
2.50
(1945)
Gold
Frobisher Ltd
31
16'ic 1(11
1
May
10c
July
33%, Mar
July
9,900
4 Vic
Ltd
Mines
lie
•
Jan
1.04
Feb
18c
1
4.40May
39%
Jan
14c
1
Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc_
.
7.00. May
1.80
700
71c
10c
*
Jan
31
Fano
5.50 Mar
18c
41,400
1
3,300
Falconbriage
July,
6.25
1
Wendell
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
42 c:
;
74o
40
■
Jun
2.75
Ltd
Jaxit
50,834
3.80
•
Apr
3.00
Mines
33c
6.25
IIIi
July
40c
Metal
70c
3.50
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
14%
2.70
Fab
Apr
3.70
•
—
19c
1
Ltd
Co
3.35, May
2.20 Mar
15 %c July
37c July
54c
1
Ltd—__i—
Corp
16lie
Jun
May
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
1
Eastern Asbestos
Eastern Mining &
3,300
58c
Ltd
Lithium
Western
East
3.05
Jan
18'
2.50
;
1.25
-
Ltd
Consol
Trojan
6c
19c
—_
,—.
3.10
-
—
—
lie
18.
Ltd—__
Oils Ltd
Empire
Rights
2.85
l.
Ltd
4.20
July
____1
Ltd
Ltd
Mining Corp
Daine
c
1.98
2.00 July
1
Mines
Co
5,300
10<-
18.
1
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Copner Rand
Cournor Mining
•
10 (2 c loiie
1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines.
Continental
2.05
Jun
Jun
40% May
42%
Jun
4.85 Mar
6c
3.75
70c
Jun
Feb
Mar
1,14 May
2.75 Feb
32c-
Feb
12c
Jan
2.65. Jan
1.6b Mar
70c
"Jan.
7.
July
1.124 Jan
14c
Mar
15c
May
18%o Jan
1.55 Jan
45% May
49
Mar
5% Apr
Jan
5:45 Mar
IOC
1.10 July
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
(456)
...
Monday, July 20, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
!ale Price
Brazilian
Traction
Preferred
common
Low
_*
Preferred
Brilund
Mines
British
Columbia
Columbia
Pacxers
class
class
42c
44.500
2.94
12.513
50%
55%
56%
11,512
Feb
Consolidated
Jun
55
77
84
Feb
39% Jun
44
Feb
88
Jun
95% Mar
47%
47%
48
872
46%
Jun
50
11%
11%
11%
1,280
A—
14 1
t
14 %
510
50%
51 %
3,832
42
42%
145
69c
70c
6.040
69c
July
6%
1,075
6
July
5)1!
19,000
14 %
6%
6
%
8c
Jan
Feb
41% July
8c
Jan
6,850
8c
July
7,500
C7c
Jan
13c
12.594
12c
7c
7%c
8,000
36
37
405
6%
6%
7c
6%
100
12c
10 %<:
12c
8,800
42c
42c
50.:
40,600
':,__
14
11
10%
11
921
7%
7%
300
*
—*
A
14
200
May
6%c
Apr
25% July
6%
2.50 May
21c
11 %C
37
Apr
Feb
July
7%
Apr
15 %c
Jan
13 %
82c
May
Feb
15%
Jan
0% May
6% Jan
11%
Apr
7%
Apr
preferred
.
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake———
Canada
Cement
Iroxr
19.220
1.34
18.570
34
35 V!
3,045
Feb
36
July
78
75%
78
695
62
Mar
80
Jun
100
95%>
100
823
95
July
103
Feb
9.85
8.90
9.95
11.110
5.20
5.20
300
28
20%
28
2,640
—1
_•
———20
__
Cut
Crushed
Canada
1.30
1.27
common—
Preferred
Canacta
1.15
1.33
34%
—1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5 Vo
1.20
*
*
100
Petroleum
-*■
7%
10
38%
Stone-.—
Foundries
common
Malting
Lands
Warrants
Class
A—__—l——•
•
■—
*
B
Permanent Mtge
Canada
Safeway
80
88ii
class
Wire
Astoria
Canadian
Apr
-
47% Mar
55
22% July
3.20 Jan
24% Mar
:»■>
3.30
3.40
7,990
2.10
2.25
4,350
1.75
Jan
30%
37
170
35%
Jun
35%
35%
162
34
80
405
78
h
88%
50
4.000
79
88'
May
July
88",, July
35,757
339
29
Jan
-12.50
11%
11
11%
325
11
May
17
17%
735
54 c
58c
19,592
42c
11 Vac 12 %c
7,592
11c
*
17%
*
Oil
54 c
__1
12 %c
2
9.30
20
50%
*
26
27
-
common
Preferred
25
__
British
Aluminium
Canadian
British
Empire
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
class
*
Oils
16%
9.10
75c
Feb
5.00
Jan
16
Feb
29
Feb
8% May
4.50
Jan
2.85 Mar
39%
Jan
37% Mar
90
70c
88%
5.00 Julv
8.30 July
45
Jun
12%
Jan
20
Jan
Feb
60c'
July
Jan
9.45
19,973
50
51
2,575
56
Jan
251'a
27%
3,281
23% Mar
28
28
475
July
23% Mar
29 %
6.00
Feb
45
Feb
9.60 July
Jun
16%'
17%
1,175
36,060
16
Jun
19
Jun
Apr
68c
73c
53c
Feb
78c
13%
13%
14
756
13%
Apr
15%
15%
16
14% May
1.528
12%
Apr
28
25
28
150
25
July
16%
Jun
31
Feb
9
Jan
Canadian
Chemical & Cellulose
•
7%
7:%
7%
1,900
Chieftain
*
2.40
2.18
2.45
24.680
3
57a
5%
6%
5,200
63c
65c
5.454
63c
July
80c
Jan
1.70 Apr
Jan
com
Preferred
1
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
Gas
Dredge
Canadian
&
warrants
•
Food
Canadian
Gen
Canadian
High
Canadian
Cos
Oils
15,557
common
12,053
12%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
12,015
12%
12%
13
1,745
Apr
Feb
15
29c
29c
27c
38
5
92
July
11
Mar
33%
33
33%
10,541
28%
Feb
23
23
24
843
23%
Feb
3.80
8c
40c
31
80
27%
Apr
11
120
July
11
July
Ltd
Coldstream
Apr
1
2.75
2.75
2.90
7,594
2.60
Jun
3.50
Jan
50c
50c
21,900
41c
July
90c
Jan
47c
47c
49c
4,740
36c
Feb
64c
May
1.47
1.55
9.035
8c
9c
10.309
8c
25c
25c
30c
5.50'J
18c
Consolidated Golden Arrow—
*
16c
68c
Guayaria
Consolidated
Gold—;—
Howey
Consolidated
—1
Ltd—*
Oils
Mac
5.00
14c
Feb
Apr
110% Mar
32%
12%
Jan
Feb
40c
July
85c
56c
Jun
49c
16,523
46c
July
lie
16,663
9c
Jan
17c
Apr
15 %c July
22c
May
30c
Basin
8c
Julv
1.28
1.25
1.44
139.925
17 %c
20c
15,900
9.25
9.50
725
Exploration
Mar
May
Jan
41
Jun
5.15
4.85
5.15
3,600
4.85
July
7.50
Apr
4.00
4.25
225
4.00
6 %
Jan
40 c
41c
9,600
33c
July
May
34 %c
—
45c
47c
6,600
11%-c
11c
13c
21,404
17
2.90
27%
1.23
Jan
Jun
88c
May
July
11c
32c
Mar
3.05
19,156
16%
17
730
14%
Feb
17
Jun
——*
16
16%
350
14%
Apr
17
July
-1
B
—
60c
62c
I,320
Zinc
2.90 Julv
55c
5.20
1.09
July
Jan
Jan
—
Oil-
Crce
Croiuor
—1
*
____—-—
Bit
Craig
Canada
of
*
Nest
Crows
Mines
Cusco
2.75
200
2.65
Jun
3.50
5.70
6.20
13,185
4.25
Jan
6.25 July
3.20
3.70
69,097
1.90
Feb
3.70 July
2,100
13c
13c
3,200
5
50 %
50%
101
26 %
26%
50
—1
common——
new
1
Ltd—
15c 18 %c
1
Minerals
Crowpat
9c
2.75
6.20
_10
Pershing
Zellcrbach
Crown
9c
2.75
3.70
Mining
Cournor
10c
12c
32c
32c
500
8c 10% e
1
1
—_———.—1
Daering Explorers
-Mining
Daine
Corp
D'Aragon Mines
class
Leather
Davis
Brewis
Decourscy
A
—*
Mines
1.02
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
15c
July
47%
Jan
Jan
28c
Mar
55
Apr
26% July
July
26'a July
4.500
15c
July
42c
Feb
39,180
10c
July
36c
Jan
55c
May
Gold
D'Eldona
Delnite
Mines
Mines
Diadem
Exploration
—
3.200
70c
1.01
2.30
26,510
10c
12c
209,900
28 %
27 %
28%
4,790
27%
13%
12%
13%
8.370
9.25
*
12%
12 %
12%
2,193
12%
28
28%.
2,834
28
July
17
17
112
17
Jan
2,921
14
1,175
25 %
100
13% May
Jun
14%
Jun
28% July
18
26% Mar
May
33%
Jun
11%
Pk-b
16
25
Apr
27%
Apr
July
May
27%
29
22,035
19%
Feb
30°
54%
55%
1,130
39%
Jan
57% May
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—.*
11 %
7,427
10% May
12%
17
Jun
21%
Feb
7% May
0%
Jan
11%
10%.
18
18
200
*
8%
8%
8%
2,092
f
17c
10 %C
19c
19,700
*
1
1.10
1.10
1.25
3,800
95c
Jan
27c
29c
2,100
25c
Jun
73c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1
15c
14c
18c
29,300
13c
July
26c
Jan
East
1
9%c
9c
10c
4.600
9c
Jan
16c
May
Preferred
Dominion
Donalcia
Donald
common
Mines
——
Rope class
& Mudge
Donnell
Duvan
—23.50
———
Textile
B
—
Gold
Amphi
East
Sullivan
Eastern
1.19
1.24
23,025
2.80
2.99
II,080
20c
24c
12,200
1
Ltd
Mines
El
Pen-Rcy
El
Sol
1.10 Mar
26,131
4.50
4,700
137
33
49%-
4.00
510
48
Juiv
58
125
45
July
50
3,750
20c
20c
3,500
21c
23c
26,800
:
Feb
20c
Jun
40c
Mar
18c
July
59c
Jan
22c
22c
20c
24c
60,054
20c
Julv
62c
42c
64c
89,550
42c
July
82c
85c
5.550
54c
Feb
28 %c
30c
9,100
25C
Jun
34
31
34%
7,272
30
17 %
17%
870
15
18%
18 %
18 3
4
100
17%. Feb
2.36
2.30
2.55
17,290
1.20
1.42
2,100
8.45
7.75
9.25
12,830
18c
18c
20c
12,000
26
no's
200
25o
1
*
5,000
9%c
Feb
15 %c
Jun
Fraser
5.30
Jun
Copper
class
*
A
1
•
8.90
9.10
148,685
54 %>
1,060
530
98%
288
20
17,500
26
27 %
435
2.40
2.40
2.55
12,155
80
80
10
7%
7%
7%
100
-
—
-
21 1
■
8
103
May
May
3.20 May
L.95 Mar
9.55
July
May
%
Jan
24o■
Apr
1.10
Jan
Feb
9.35 July
Jun
5.90
51
10c
—
18
33
21%
102 %
-
21%
42% Jan
41c
9%c
*
Apr
23
July
Feb
Jan
Jun
49-% c Jan
July
Mar
53%
*
Jan
13)3
93c
26
70c
8.90
Companies
2.93
82c
'
15c
14c
53%
A
Feb
86c
6,000
1
class
Feh
5,300
15
Mines
1.46
96 c
Corp
Canada
Jan.
14c 14 %c
85c
(U S)
Canada
Ford Motor Co
July
85c
■
Jan
May
40c
1
1
Canadian
-
Foi>
25c
*
*
Nickel
Manufacturing
of
Jan
31c
1
Players
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jail
47%
1.21
Falconbrldgo
Jan
8.25
45
29c
Jun
4r.lO
31c
*
*
,
Jan
41:% July
Apr
1
Refineries
Explorers Alliance
Ford
5.25
July
1
Mines
Corp
Florida
1.47
50c
July
2.61 July
2.85
41%
48%
48%
1
common
Oils
Gold
Famous
1.75
2.80 July
20c
Jan
14% May
July
1
Common
Excelsior
37c
*
—20
Eddy Paper class A__
Eureka
July
13
4.00
4.00
Elder Mines
Eldricli
2.61
2.61
*
10
Products
Investment
16c
41%
Ltd
Trust——
Smelting
Mining
Steel
Economic
1.22
2.90
1
—
Eastern
300
1
Mines
Metals
Eastern
13%
—1
Malartic Mines
East
13.
*
—
Ltd
Copper Co
•
60c
33
13
25%
13
Apr
Jan
Jan
55
Francoeur
19c
31 %
32%
Apr
32%
July
28%
Foundation Co of Canada
Jun
a
2.83
21c
Jun
10c
*
Coal
&
Kirkland
Jan
28'.
.—35
Stores
Grain
36c
1.15 Mar
Jan
1.42
Jan
~c——*
Dominion Stieel
Dominion
Fargo Oils Ltd
Far west
Tungsten
28c
Jan
95c
common—1
Invest
Federal
Jan
Jan
2.18
Scottish
Apr
July
July
16c
July
Foundry & Steel common—•
Magnesium
i
*
3.30 Mar
7%c
Jan
11c
Dominion
2.61 July
21 %c
Jan
34c
6,333
Dominion
Jan
2,700
20c
12c
Dominion
Feb
13,060
60c
Jun
11c
——*
1.84
44,500
Jun
6c
10c
—
—
Apr
July
16 Vac
—2
2.50
preferred
1.25
25c
35c
9,000
Apr
10c
7.375
4,000
Dairies
5.60
375
48c
9c
Bridge
4.60
8c
Mar
18c
Dominion
Jan
360
10
7% July
6%c
Dominion
1.42
21 %c
145
2.22
——
2.46 Mar
Jan
Jan
7%
16 %e
1
Seagrams
Mines
47c
25c
—
Dome
Jun
——1
—-—
—
Mines
Dome
17c
20c
1
Ltd
Oils—
Palmer
Devon
July
12,600
45c
45c
1
Feb
7c
22c
7%
7%
22c
38,700
20 %c
21c
1
Mines.
Horn
Fanny Fanner Candy
8.50
32c
8%e
6%o
Deer
Jan
56% Mar
Apr
Jan
114
May
26
Jan
July
Blc
Jan
34
Jan
2.40
July
July
75'4
Fbe
81-
Apr
67
Feb
8-
May
9c
26
Apr
2.27 Mar
Frobisher
Ltd
•
common
100
Debentures
Frmhauf
Trailer
*
Co
20c
19c
23c
19,700
2 10
1.96
2.14
23.096
1.96
July
4.25
Jan
i'go
Gaitwin Exploration
1
11c 12%c
11,700
1.50
1.90
10.800
1.50
July
4.25
Feb
Galkeno
1
95c
84c
1.08
69,164
95c
95c
1,000
74c
Feb
1.52
Apr
Gatineau
•
30%
30%
31
1,065
77
62
Jan
78
Apr
Geco
55c
Jun
General
Dynamics
Apr
General
Motors
May
General
Petroleum
IIIII25
~~ 1
77%
235
5^7.
52c
55c
29,513
36c
Apr
1
1.05
1.00
1.07
13,900
75c
Jan
*
20%
20
20%
15
Jan
a%
8%
8%
1.213
35c
44c
16,800
28c
10 %c
10 %c
11c
12,000
10c
91c
_
75
91c
91c
1.01
II__i
46,300
oi;,c
8%c
9 %c
14,000
11 v..
11%
11%
200
9%
9%
180
115
120
85
7%
7.210
3,500
32c
6.200
25c
13c
7,000
General
Jun
17c
Feb
Genex
2.14
Jan
Jan
1.60
12c
Mar
11%
150
<§eo
Power
Giant
Mascot
Yellowknife
Apr
Goldale
Jan
Goldcrest
Jan
44c
Jan
Gold
Golden
Jan
Jan
July
18% Apr
66% Apr
13%
13
14
2,938
53%
53%
54%
320
53%
43
43%
850
37
Mar
1
5.70
5.50
5.75
1,200
5.00
Feb
6.25
5.10
5.10
5.25
4.055
4.50 Mar
6.00
*
6%
6%
6%
300
27c
2G%c
32c
35,300
20c
Feb
62c
62c
65c
2,500
62e
July
12c
1.500
10c
4.00
3.85
4.20
4,413
3.85
July
5.80
Jan
1.20
1.25
1,025
1.20 July
1.40
Jun
35c
35c
38c
14,972
23c
23c
3,500
9 %c
9%c
11c
11,000
6c
7c
11,000
6c
76c
90c
1,850
76c
common
1
^
Gold
Mines
Mines-
_
—
1
Gold
_i
_
12c
1
_
Mines
Manitou
1
1
Mines
Eagle
July
1.30
-43%
_
common
Mine..
Uranium
2.80
Mar
Canada
Mining
45c
13
35c
31
—1%
_
_
Prosp
Giant
Glenn
Jan
•
_
Ltd
Jan
Jan
July
July
Jan
1
_
—
May
Glacier
lie
84c
27
3.10
1
.
Wares
Scientific
Jan
11c
a
1
Mines
July
21c
Ltd
Steel
May
July
common
A
May
16c
115
Class
Jun
13
38c
12c
8% May
Mines
Mines
85c
9% Mar
1.70
30c
23
10
1.60
28c
Apr
1.25
July
8%c July
38c
13c
40c
13
*
—
Apr
1 60
Apr
July
8.60
G,2o0
5.00
lifr
3.50 Jan
July
17c
39
2.90
m,,
18% Mar
37%
14% July
»
Apr
Feb
1.89
38%
Publishing-.—
._____*
Coppercorp Ltd
—————-*
Coppercrest Mines
1
Copper-Man Mines
*
Copper Rand Chfboug
—_——1
Corby Distillery class A
*
Lead
1.05
Jan
—____10
Apr
21,000
Jan
1.05
Feb
10c
July
16c
Julv
9.25
Jan
42.
15c
43c
17 %o
Feb
28c
page
20.194
1,396,700
1
Clark
Coulee
17c
93c
Tungsten
Mining
1
Peroleum———*
West
1.25
IIIIIl
16c
Mines
Sudbury
Consolidated
Class
500
38c
Feb
8c
Consolidated
Copp
16c
10%c
48c
50c
_1
3.35
Corp
16c
16c
1
Mines Ltd
Conwest
8%
1
Mine
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Consolidated Reel Poplar Min
Consolidated Eegcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
1.800
*
sec
27c
Jan
10c
19,379
2.50
Jun
10 %c
1.90
_
68c
—1
Oils_—
3.50
Mines
Feb-
Peak
14%.
Coniagas Mines
42c
Consolidated
1.67
!____*
II
%
8,900
Jun
3.40
IIIIIIlO
50c
May
12 %
j
Life
45c
8c
7.00 Mar
Enterprises
45c
Apr
60e
Jun
National
May
5.35
7,783
July
Mines
8.;C
28%
7.000
6.25
Copper
Yellowknife
Jan
Feb
July
4.30
65.941
5.10
1
22c
75c
3,100
Mines
22
16.000
35c
2,825
•
12,291
10%'C
5.25
Equipment
23
59c
c
6.95
1
9,543
22
49C
66c
5.00
nc
5.10
22
51c
27c
6.65
I
1
IIIIIIl
^43c
4.80
1.10 May
Feb
28c
70c
Fleet
3(7o
16.833
8%c
Federal
10c
Apr
35c
1
Mar
9%c
Jail
.3.75
*
Mar
~~i
1.33
July
Mines—;
Faraday Uranium Mines
8.40
July
July
2.45
Mines——1
Mines———
Jan
Mar
89,652
15c
67c
600
Nicholson
70c
'
5.200
31.900
Northland
Negus
57c
70
Feb
17c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
1
July
Consolidated
July
13 >'
May
78c
4.95
Morrison
45c
.
Jun
lie
45 c
Feb
Jan
2.50
40c
& Smelling—— *
Expior
1
Consolidated Mosher —2
Consolidated
2.05
Jan
68c
41c
Mines
Marbenor
1.20
2.45
1
3,200
1
41c
15c
Mines——-_1
Consolidated Halliwell ——1
Consolidated
53c
_
Apr
1.48
Oil—
Crest——
Iron
4Gc
7}r.
20c
._—_1
East
53-
r
20c
;_*
Mines———7
Consolidated Gillies Lake—.—_____—1
Consolidated
22c
•
Jan
500
26c
1(5,400
I—IIIl
I
•
Jan
17%
28,534
I
footnotes
July
30c
4,550
19c
253a
21,793
-IIIIIIIIII~1
Development
15
1,000
25,073
Jan
Jan
23c
-""III*
Coniaurum Mines
21% July
34% May
26% May
3,183
2.65
10c
Jan
2.30
Mines
Confederation
101 % May
40c
.3.50
4.000
Feb
2.25
I
Gold
Gold
Apr
Jun
45c
40c
Lake
Jan
40c
39%
4Gc
3.35
Apr
11c
5.50
22c
Rio
Farm
36c
Jun
May
40c
2.35
55c
18c
2.00
Cody Reco
For
31
Feb
7c
Feb
12%
2.03
Consolidated Mining Corp
Cockshutt
Conro
Jun
3.65
22e
17.452
030
Cochenour Willans
Cochrane Dunlop common
Key
81
20,300
12,695
2 15
Chrysler
Con
55
28c
18%.
I*
Gold Mines
Conduits
6,736
q 40
Oil
Combined
9,340
8c
90
2 45
"
Oiis——1
Mines
III!
IIIIIIIIl
Gas
Porcupine
Colomac
3.90
7c
16%
35c
1
..
Coin
4.30 Mar
11
31
46c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
I__l
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
—75c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
__i
Cobalt
3.75
92
90
*
A__
Cheskirk Mines
Chimo
Mar
655
*
Explorers
Chesterville
27c
5,170
1
Athabaska
Charter
26% Mar
21
i
Quartz
Asbestos Corp
Pat
24%c July
9,992
13%
i
Gold
Central
11,412
38%
92
„
Central
27c
37
12 %
1
Producers
Mines Ltd
Central
1,000
24 %c
19%
*
Mines
Del
8%
92
16%
,
Explorations
Central
6
29c
20
Oil
Cayzor
Jun
23
13%
,
Cariboo
1.35
May
22
_*
Warrants
Cassiar
July
Jun
3.50 Mar
22%
Exploration
Natural
92c
9.25
23
3.10 July
23
July
IIlOO
Wallpaper Mfrs class
C'anso
Jan
Mar
Feb
Vickcrs
Canso
Jan
3.25
Jun
2.70 Mar
1.75
Canadusa Oil & Gas
Captain
5.J.U
20
22%
30.915
—II*
I •
_I*
I II
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
Can Met
5,175
July
Jan
Jan
i
Prospect
Can Erin
100
.
Apr
1.20
7%
3.10
Pacific Railway
IIIIIII25
Canadian' Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Candore
200
6.50
18
3.00 May
85c
2.65
warrants
Canadian
100
21
5% Mar
3.05
1955 warrants
Canadian
8.50
3.25
20
92
Canadian
Canadian
8.30
3.25
21
Jun
10c
preferred
1953
51,376
—20c
Hydrocarbon
Oil
1.65
*
Warrants
5 f/a
1.46
0.50
B
Canadian Malarttc Gold
Canadian
North
Inca
Canadian
530
1.48
Husky Oil
Canadian
29,660
20%
*
com
class
Crest
Homestead
Canadian
2,700
8.55
19
30c
Products
Securities
1.10
8i25
l
;
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
1.05
6.25
*
Dyno Mines
Canadian
1.10
•
Dock.
6%
1.30 Mar
26c
10%
Consoi Fenimore
9.40 Mav
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
Jan
25c
10c
Jun
24 %c
Canadian
Pete
23c
Jun
•
preferred
Feb
Jan
•
10c
A
common
12 %c
1,667
9,25
Consolidated Dragon
Distillers
Canadian
15c
Jan
496
28 1
22%
Mar
42,
B
Breweries
111
35
100%
8.30
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Apr
Jan
746
7.65
Minerals
Atlantic
42
10
51
3.70
Canadian Admiral Oils
Canadian
400
101
42%
—
Jan
38%
Jan
43
warrants—.
Lines
Jan
Apr
49%
6
7.85
4.00
Petroleum
6.20
200
1
Cll
Southern
13%
30%
Jan
7%
26% Jan
common——*
Southern
Preferred
July
4.50
Canada
Steamship
35%
20
100
pfd
Ltd
Canada
Canada
3.40
2.25
—_
class
Canada
Canada
__
*
_—
Packers
8.90 July
5.05
24% Mar
1.55
38%
51
20
Oil
Canada
Canada
24
3.20 May
159
■
•
common
Preferred
Jun
28
7%:
.-100
preferred
July
1.21
101
■
4\\'/c
Canada
27
27
80c
Jan
15c
—*
Consumers Gas of Toronto
25c
—*
_
Calalta
Mar
49 %c
•
Discovery
Consolidated
Cabanga
16c
Jun
17%
Mic
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
Mining
9%c May
26c
10c
31.799
9.95
Consolidated
Mar
9c
91c:
12.500
22c
17 71:
Consolidated
12c
V>c
13c
20c
1
Jan
Apr
High
Low
He
20c
-——
Jan
12%
—-1
class
—
8
6.10 July
Range Since Jan, I
High
11c
Cadillac—_____1
Denison
Warrants
19c
1.655
13 to
—-——
Jan
6.50
——-___*
Burlington
1.07
Jan
87c
A-_._,—,—..—— *
...
Apr
6.10
*
Lake
Apr
Jun
15c
8c
Products
17%
53
47%
7%c July
91c
*
Jan
11.000
6.50
.—
Mar
8c
13c
,
13%
7%e
__
-1
_
Dry Dock
13%
41
'-1
1
—
class
10% May
42 %
25
Gold
Ext
Jun
Low
1
Flin
Corciasun
Consolidated
Jun
75
79
Shares
~
Feb
57%
for Week
of Prices
*
Mines
Gamma
May
3.60
180
Smelting
Lake
Beta
Central
42
*
Ankerite
Consolidated
Consolidated
90%
_i
&
Canadian
Burrard
43%
90o
Bellekeno
Calliman
78
1
Euffalo
Hill
2.60 Mar
Oil-
Consolidated
Consolidated
90
_1
Buflalo
Bunker
Julv
38c
Consolidated Allenbee
Jun
42%
*
Buffadison Gold
Burchell
Jan
20
51
A..
Mining
Ltd
15%
38c
19
78
Mines.
Brunswick
BuilociiS
50
Jan
43
Mines
Building
20
July
8.00 May
90
Mines
Red
15%
2.85
100
Telephone Co___
Brunsman
Buffalo
50
38c
Power
British Columbia
Mills
18
Jan
50
British
Bruck
18
0
2.85
Columbia Forest Products
Brunhurst
4.10
_100
_
preferred
Reef
25
—50
preferred
preierrect
Broulan
7.50
July
Consolidated
__
4%
5%
96
*
i,
___
4%%
British
10
Jan
Electric—
preferred
4%
Jan
38%
1
Amer, oil
Columbia
7%
50
1
Lta_
British
6,695
96
Sales
Range
Par
High
9%
26
Petroleum
British
Low
20
18
23
,
High
7.50
7.50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
96
_
july 2g
STOCKS
Shares
9%
9%
—100
Bridge & Tana warrants
Bright (T G) common
Britalta
•
_
:
_
ended
for Week
of Prices
Par
week
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for
Friday
Week's
Friday
_
_
Mines-
_
_
1
1
1
76c
Jan
6% July
Jim
45
7%
42c
July
Jan
Jan
teb
July
1.30 May
27c
Jan
Feb
July
70c
Apr
29c
Jan
9%c July
16c
May
35c
19%c
J(uly
10%c
Jan
July
2.10
Jan
Volume 186
Number 5659... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(457)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Goldfieids
Uranium
Goodyear Tire
Consolidated
Grandie.es
Mi^ies
Lakes
Great
"l
_
13c
5
Gas
Gulch
Gull'
8.50
Trust
41
9%
50
50
10
_
21
18c
1
1
pfd
__
40c
18%
21
200
20 Va July
11,000
7.100
17-%
18%
8,476
11c
May
9V2C July
17% July
2-% July
1
10
10
100
6%c
6V2C
8V2C
15,600
30
29
30
305
*
10%
5.850
10
Mines
___l
Harding Carpets
Hard
Rock
Harrison
Ham
Gold
of
53c
4.55
4.90
29,892
28c
25c
30c
5c
9c
8,500
I,200
Chipman
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
7%
7%
7%
Mill
Milliken
10c
6,000
1
1
Mines
Mar
16%c
50c
G2c
17c
26,450
July
6V2 May
9V2C
15,600
50c
July
45,050
7%c
July
July
1.07
Be
7 lac
3 lac
oe
Gc
6V2C
1,500
6c
1.41
1.41
1.55
1,500
85c
Feb
20c
40c
26c
Apr
45c
39 Va
Feb
46
Drilling
Con sol
38c
43c
30,770
451a
45%
100
10'
•
10%
10%
5
;
Gold
32 Hi
32
12%c Jan
•'
Brick
Class B
Feb
•
20 Vo
20Va
21V4
31 Va
6,697
10Va
Jan
23Hi May
23% May
Jun
41
1
22c
21 %c
22c
2,505
21 %c
1
1.95
1.57
1.78
7,500
83
34
150
Hugh
Pam Porcupine
Humber
Oils
Huron
&
Erie
Mtge—
20
30
National
National
__io
Imperial Flo Glaze
common
*
_
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Oil
5414
National
National Steel
46c
Jan
National
Apr
Nealon
Feb
Nello
2.20
35
Industrial
Gold
84%
Accept
Corp
13
13
55 Va
4,855
50Y8 Mar
60
10
Va
10%
5.851
10 V2
12 Va
434
5
625
(John)
<fc
15c
30 Va
3014
31%
I
•
Cement
Co
Natural
Gas
preferred
I
1
,
Bronze
International
Nickel
Powders
Co
•
common
Ranwick
_*
Ltd
22
22
11%
8,081
1614
1614
305
6.00
1.910
65c
67c
7,450
12
12
100
5
Mines.
Gold
Lake
Kilembe
:
Lake
1.04
1.20
5,500
Bay
4,475
2.60
Feb
5.20
6.725
1.10
Feb
1.16
25,400
54c
Jan
41c
27,337
36c
July
96c
65c
133,221
17c
July
65c
18c
20c
16,795
17 VaC July
IOV2C Jan
62c
Jan
17c
21c
28c
Mar
37c
33.500
34c
July
73c
Jan
15c
22,700
12c
July
25c
Jan
6.069
62c
Feb
73,200
47c
Alay
29,850
7c
8c
14
14%
5,165
1.22
1.65
179,092
1.75
1.48
1.75
9.810
60s
1,000
29,950
class
Muy
Jan
1.48
July
50c
Jun
10c
July
71c
July
10c
13c
88c
8,796
20c
19,300
Ho
19%
1,340
18
22 Hi
A
l
22 Hi
23%
3.355
18
11 Hi
11 Va
12
%
3,265
13
1.09
1.05
1.19
12%cJul>
4
1.01
1.15
14,200
9%C
9 Vac
10C
g9
67 Hi
70
2,113
49Va
Jan
70%
1.9 Vic
21c
1,830
9 Hi
Feb
11
10H4
875
10%
Jan
12 %
28c
32c
21,600
28c
Jun
Jan^
63c
Jan
22
22
100
20
Jan
22
25 Va
25%
26
1,350
25
__20
10
6.40
27Hi
4.10
455
3.95
July
5.00
3.60
™
May
3.95
*
3.80
3,100
3.35
Jan
26
26
920
42
75
10c
12c
20,500
10c
18c
18c
100
18c
4Gc
43%c
51c
20,800
10c
9%c
11c
8,300
32c
25c
■33c
13,070
8%c
11c
6.25
3.65
3.65
3.65
100
19%
18%
19 3 4
400
*
—
1.08
6.25
1.05
1.20
20,550
23c
Jan
67c
Mar
25c
28c
July
Mar
3,700
8c
54c
5Gc
10,200
53c
2.72
24,516
Feb
Jan
12 %c May
1.00 Jun
Apr
1.78
Feb
3.15
Jun
56c
Jan
2.60
Apr
40c
Jun
May
27c
27c
3,200
2.03
2.28
II,616
1.85 Mar
31c
2,400
22Vac Apr
20,700
23c
Jun
*
Petroleum
3ic
30c
53c
48c
53c
July
70c
24c
24c
25c
2,500
19c
F'eb
30c
g9c
80c
94c
61,350
42c
Jan
1.29
Jun
1
Canada
•
50o
of
2.08
1.44
1.36
1.44
1,830
Alay
July
1.55
Jun
41c
1.22
1
17C
11c
18c
226,800
1
2.46
2.44
2.70
45,038
1
—
He
10 %c
11c
24c
16 %c
Mines
i9c
1
1
1.35
24c
Jan
10c
Jan
2.70 July
Jan
July
24c
ioc
30c
5,012
25,400
19c
19c
5,700
18%c
Jun
48c
Jan
20c
2,000
18 Vac
July
35c
May
10c
lie
10c
May
25c
Jan
~
Mines
11c
Jun
18 %c
25c
*
15,700
Feb
36c
Jun
*
12c
12c
14 %c
22,000
12c
July
26c
Jun
1
Newlund Mines
New
49c
36c
49c
51,655
30c
Jan
53c
May
Manitoba
Smelting
Alining &
Co
Ltd
1
70c
60c
70c
New
Minda-Scotia
-
19%c:
17c
22c
19,500
New
Mylamaque
1
15c
13c
15c
29,025
8 Vac
4.000
Newnorth
Exploration
Gold
Alines
l
8c
New
Rouyn Merger
—_l
7 Vac
New
Senator Rouyn
1
8c
New
Superior Oils
1
New
Taku
Nickel
Mines
%
3.325
c
2,500
2.40
2,833
July
July
17c
1.34
Jan
52c
8c
Apr
7%c July
-
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
13c
Jun
20c
Feb
12c
"Apr
Feb
2.65
May
Jun
7c
26c
Mar
July
2.22
1 5 %c
16c
2,500
2.68
2.65
2.80
37,200
2.59 July
5.00
Jan
2.00
1
2.05
11,250
3.35
Jan
lie
10,550
2.00 July
7c
July
1
1
^Nisto Mines
:
7%c
7c
_1
19%c
19%c
20c
Nor and a
Mines
*
47%
46%
48 Va
3,283
Norgold
Mines
1
22c
20e
22c
24,800
Norlartic
60c
10c
15%c
Ltd
HMor Acme Gold
9c
8
16,100
2.29
Mines———
Rim
Nipissing Mines
Alines
7,350
1.85
15c
19 Vac
14%c Jan
July
45c
Jan
46% July
57%
Jan
12c
Jan
34c
Anr
8c
8C
Feb
13V2C
*
3.40
3.30
3.45
4,407
Jan
76c
94c
76c
1.59
Jan
1
35c
31c
40c
235,493
87,750
July
July
6.10
80c
30c
Jun
65c
Northcal
•
40c
Jun
85c
18c
Feb
17%
Jan
North
2.80
26c
1.34
Jan
North
50c
5.70
•
common
North
55c
1.825
9,680
4.80
Apr
6.10
2.70
220
2.45
Jan
3.50
Feb
Jun
J.19
1.15
1.30
30,325
6.35
5.75
(5.50
43",888
*
50
*
———-
1956 warrants
•
Jan
July
Feb
1.67
5.35
Feb
9.00 Mar
4.25
July
4.40
4.80
9,575
17%
16%
17%
8,543
39
38
39
570
8.50
9.00
4,040
17
17
.17
300
15%
Jun
6.80 Mar
11% Mar
17% July
36% July
.3.70 May
41 Hi
9.00
18
May
July
July
5.50
1.60
Jan
1.85
Jan
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd
Mines
0.70
1,385
3.20
Feb
6.25
Jun
1.40
1.40
900
1.35
Feb
2.10
Jan
4.00
4.00
4.25
1,200
100
Northern Canada Mines
5.50
•
20
12% July
Nudulama
99c
4.65
:
common
Warrants
Norvalie
Mar
5.75
8.95
Star Oil
A
Jan
50c
1
Preferred
Class
8c
3.25
5.25
1
Uranium
Class A warrants
Jan
Apr
Oils
Rankin
Northspan
Jan
1.200
2.70
Canadian
Warrants
1.65 July
98c
1
Corp
Ltd-
Oils
Jan
Mar
Feb
%c July
9
2.37
1
Apr
73c
90c
55c
Ilighridge Mining
16c
Feb
46c
43 %c July
2.72
Harricana—
39c
Jan
44
July
July
1
Jun
3.00
Apr
Alay
July
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
Norsyncomaque Mining
24%
3.75
Apr
29
Normetal Mining
Jan
Feb
17Hi Mar
40
Jan
5.05 Mar
25 Va Mar
1 42
lOc
Hosco Mines
14c
1,365
I
I_
Candy
July
>
1
Oil
Mines.
Kelore
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
Hi
Explorations
July
9%c July
3,000
84c
11
29c
July
1.05
19%
1.01
Jun
1.16 Mar
io:%
New Jason Gold.
Jun
Jan
Apr
May
5
New
New
Jan
1.09
3.90
22c
Va July
Feb
Jan
May
67c
Apr
90i
23,000
19 VaC
Mines
11
15,375
1.15
Mines
Gold
July
13
18
"
Mines.
Leitch
7c
Feb
49c
18c
19
Mines
Secord
32,500
71c
Ltd
Lingman Gold Mines
Shore
1.68
Davies
New
Jun
34c
71c
Lake
Lake-
1.35
13 %C
69c
Jan
New
July
67c
15
2.05
50c
Develop
Goldvue
Jan
53c
3.70
Concord
Continental
Gas
Apr
36c
12%c
Mines
Laura
38c
1.10
65c
1,350
1
Fortune Mines
Apr
63C
56c
66c
17 %
1
Petroleum
New
1.80 May
3.25
6,550
17
40o
Mines
New
Jan
1.70
18 %C
;
Dufault
Osu
2.20
4.00
3.35
50
82c
1
New
Jun
1.55
52c
II
Mining & Exploration
Lake
15%
3.75
43,400
26
Feb
75c
1
!
Mines
Delhi
July
19%c Jan
Jan
42
1
Dickenson Mines
May
>19
8c
;
Cement
Cinch
Buz
62
May
14% July
1.01 Feb
1.65
Lake
La
May
15
535
.„
(John)
Lafarge
47
352
15
14 %
Townsite
Labrador
4,752
18
9.000
22%
25
1
New
Apr
5614
20c 23 %c
1.15
50
42
Jan
18
66c
Gold
New
Jan
14
52
5|8c
15c
Kirkland Minerals
Labatt
57%
41c
37c
Copper
Kirkland
July
9% July
14%
20c
Mines
Hudson
Jan
20c
Uranium
New
Apr
14 %c
__
Warrants
Kirkland
Va
42
,
53
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
100
111
19c
Mines
New
Feb
■
Athona
New
Jan
12 Va
Labine
Alger Mines
Chamberlain
Jun
90c
38c
—
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums
J.upiter Oils
Kenyille
6.50
Feb
July
6,550
25
!"_•
New
Jan
July
92 Hi
1.25
25
171/3
IIII-*
Mines
Calumet
Jun
19 Va
11
12,110
1.21
I10
Trust
New
Jun
12%
1.11
—
;
Ltd
Jonsmith Mines
.
24Hi
14%
23 %c
(1939)
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Jan
61c
20,100
12
Jan
3.30 Mar
Alay
75c
_•
British Dominion Oil
Jan
Apr
Jan
30c
25c
Bidlamaque Gold
Apr
6%
B
Bristol Oils
July
8
Feb
6%
14 Vz
989
28c
12
11c
94
Apr
class
New
Jun
1.G0
Mining Corp
Exploration
Joburke
55 Ha
20c
32%
Alills
Car
New
Jan
Jun
16
45c
*
Petroleum
New
Jan
4.00
Mining
Mines
54%
6%
3V2 July
Jun
July
July
•
com
Alines
New
Apr
1.10
Jacobus
Jellicoe
94%
25c
Ltd
Minerals
5,198
92 Ha
12
Copper Mines Ltd
Bay Mines:
Jave
54'A
20c
25c
Jeanette
93%
»
A
Products
67c
4.00
May
24c
July
6V2
385
10%
1
Interprovincial Bldg Credits—..
Interprovincial Pipe Line
i.
Investors Syndicate common
Waite
84
10%
.*
com
International Petroleum
International
Jack
10c
I
25
3.50
Warrants
International
Isotope
|
150
'
New
Jan
15% July
Mar
23
1,450
,
3.55
20
Inspiration Mining
Iron
7
10
common
Preferred
Irish
10c
84 %
7
5.95
Inland
Class
10c
84%
"7
»
Feb
July
4% July
11c
Apr
3,962
A
28
July
9
35,200
Co
Inland
25 Va
215
13c
_II_100
class
Jan
52 Va
10c
Machine
65
10 Ha
25
common-•
Ltd
46% Mar
52%
27 %
13c
preferred
Inglis
670
1
Warrants
Ingersoll
54 Va
Chemical
&
Hosiery
Jan
2714
—
Lake
"4
20c
.lie
42
_•
;
Anr
2714
•
~I*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6''k preferred
4.86%
Indian
54
9,050
15,528
5
7.00
July
Jan
28c
11c 15%o
25
•
Preferred
Jan
Mar
22c
100
1
Preferred
86 Va
Jan
21%
1.23
IIIII
I—I—*
.
National Explorations Ltd
National
Grocers
common
Nesbitt
Imperial Bank
Drug
Jan
17c
14 Va July
i4C
Mines
Feb
1.55 July
32
9%c Mar
23c
Mines
Jun
4.65
3,000
990
,
15
July
11%
63
3.25
40c
5,108
300
-IIIIIl
Co
10c
14 Va
Apr
Apr
4.45
3,300
21V4
1,730
9%c
•
40c
Jan
2.40 Apr
10%
Feb
4,585
'
,
Alay
Jun
5.40
200
74c
11%
6GV2
2.50
2,700
36
4.95
2.50
Feb
1.61
Jun
1.70 Mar
4.35 May
2.35 May
Feb
26c
79c
Jan
65 Va
2.50
——IHIIII!•
Corp
1.20
31,657
21,035
41c
201a
30 V4
1,200
36c
3.00
75c
20Hi
31
Ore
1.80
30c
2.76
•
.
Metals
1.50
30c
2.80
1.73
Feb
41c
Feb
4.95
2.95
1
8%
Go H i
6,185
Creek
23 Va
•
3.80
Nama
1,150
•
3.60
15% Mar
Jan
July
May
5,050
•
1.23
24%c Jan
Jan
1
_•
Smith Paper common
Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
24,537
Jun
Apr
66c
Minerals
Class A
Hudson
1.50
Jan
13c
Alulti
a
Howard
1.45
Jun
48
10
Jun
33 %
Hoyle
147
3^75
25,600
•
Montreal Locomotive Works
Moore Corp common
Jan
2.00
Ltd—
154,340
1
Uranium
B—
Monarch Knitting preferred
Moneta Porcupine
Jan
18c
600
1.34
1.50
Lake
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
Jan
Jan
1
•
Alin
Apr
9
1
Oil Co
Jan
14c
16c
14 Va
•
Gas
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Mayv
62c
Jon
l3c
Jan
18 Va
44Hi Jun
1.15
Mar
2.08
Feb
13%
13c
•
Mar
10c
July
i.ig
*
common
City Petroleums
Milton
May
7%
Feb
1
;
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Tower
6
10c
122
Warrants
Apr
25
10c
Iron
Hinde & Dauch Canada
Home
11,040
46%
Apr
Jun
45c
Feb
1.10
13
Jan
5.35
July
5c
44,882
46%
Feb
25c
13,700
17 Va
1
Power
Mldrim Alining
Alidwest Industries
Mar
3.00
1.35
14%
46 Va
3.15
1
&
Alidcon Oil & Gas
Mar
1.10
ig%
50
pfd
Mines
Light
1.30
1
Paper 5 % %
15c
225
13c
___«
class A—.
Highland Bell
Hi
6 la
17c 22 Vac
12 Vac
_
Petroleum
Apr
July
20c
30% July
July
116
Jun
Feb
22%
1.70
71 Va Alar
9c
22
900
17c
Lake
Hollinger
%
1.76
12 %c
Red
Gold
G
1
Gold Mines
Heva
1.70
_I
•
1
Lakes
Headway
Heath
Mines
Minerals
<J Fi
Head
<■
Jun
30c
6V2C July
Apr
85 Va
7,220
Mersey
21 Hi Mar
July
830
Jan
10,900
Mindamar
Hallnor
1
Jan
Jan
58 Va
9c
Jan
14
730
89c
39c
May
49c
84 Va
7%
Jun
9c
Merrill
Apr
14c
82
106 108 Va
High
July
33c
35c
Jun
25
16,294
3Gc
Mar
67c
20c
9 Hi
Jun
6.90
Feb
9%C
30
—
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Aiab
52
48
38c
6
4.00
Mercury
Jun
35c
»2
106%
190
•
10% May
Feb
Low
6
1.25
Jan
16c
10%
•
Mentor Exploration
36c
30.800
37c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6
•
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
47 V2 May
9%c
1
....
J_
Lake
38c
common
Feb
36% July
Shares
& Development_50c
Knitting
*
Merrill Island Alining
1
Jan
Jan
3.40
1,540
Frontenac
Porcupine
McMannac Red Lake
Jan
5.60
49
475
38
11
for Week
Low
III—III
Mclntyre
27 %c
5%
10
5.75
..
Jun
Sales
Range
*
Maybrun Alines
McColl
Jun
38
Ltd
Jan
25c
Jun
Maxwell
May
7Va
July
2.05
1,300
36'%
Ltd—
8
10c
Par
Mar
200
Apr
13 %c July
655
Hi
8
47%
Jan
6Va
3,310
41%
34c
Week'c
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
142
11,200
36%
Alines
18c
300
11c
2.35
5.40
Products
Gwillim
3,000
II_ 1
Warrants
Gurney
16c
50
Mines
Gunnar
13c
—50
Develop
Mines
Lead
100
8.50
40c
Guaranty
130
6%
2.15
_
Plains
26
Friday
2,100
lOVaC
1
common
preferred
196
lie
1
•
18c
195
2.15
•
1"
Paper
Warrants
Great
_
—
Northern
82.BO
_
_
_
Alines
Granduc
Great
*
"
JULY
STOCKS
Low
6%
195
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
•
common
Bousquet Gold
Granby
Shares
Low
1
Canada
Gordon Mackay class A
Graham
of Prices
WEEK
for Week
Last
Par
FOR
Sales
75%
75%
76
75
3.50 July
75
July
4.50 Alay
83
Jan
1
Mines
19c
18c
20c
7,500
15c
Jun
30c
May
•
Ltd
31c
31c
31c
1,300
29c
July
44c
Jun
lie
8.00 July
4.25 May
20
1.60
July
Obaska Lake Alines
O'Brien
Gold
•
7c
7c
7c
4,000
7o
1
60c
59c
COc
9,960
50c
Feb
92c
Mar
May
9c
»
Alines—
Jun
8c
9c
13,000
8c
July
23c
Jan
Ogama Rockland Gold;
Jan
..
"
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
9c
9c
9 VaC
10,000
9c
Apr
Oil Selections
*
8%c
8 VaC
10c
68.500
8c
July
20c
Gold
July
17c
Lexindin
Mines
15c
13c
16c
37,500
12c
Feb
42c
Apr
Oka Rare Metals Mining
1
25c
25C
27c
6,900
25c
July
80c
Jan
2.37
2.30
2.38
18,950
2.20
Jan
2.85
Apr
Okalta
90o
2.50
2.50
2.60
7,570
2.85
Jan
2.71
2.70
3.00
8.935
1.85
Jan
3.50
Jun
O'Leary
Alalartic
•
27c
27c
33c
27c
25% July
Ontario
Jockey
•
1.85
1.85
50c
Liberal
Little
I
Petroleum
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Cos
Class
class
A
24 %
B
5
Lomega
Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
Uranium
4,130
41 Va
1,307
19C
7%c
May
16
.
,
Feb
40
July
9c
17.026
7c
Jun
19c 22 %C
5)7,100
11c
Jun
1.00
1.10
33,600
;
Louvicour-t
65c
75c
5,200
65c
July
July
1111"
Goldfield
(W
Lyndhurst
25%
40
1.10
24
16
531
24%
9c
I
Mines
14C
14c
1,100
10c
July
Warrants
Lowney
25
Va
40%
24
Preferred
Mi
21
21
25
29c
30c
26,450
2.15
2.17
7,250
40c
Co
21
30c
2.15
Mining
35 %c
40c
6,850
1.00
19%
29c
Feb
July
25Hi July
6 7o
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
I
II11111111II
Explorations
Macleod Cockshutt
Gold
Macmillan
class
Madsen
Bloedel
Red
Lake
~
Malartic
Maneast
Uranium
Marcon
Mines
Ltd
I
1.42
1.50
3,393
6C
7c
4.900
5%c
6 VaC
16,000
1.45
1.55
4,065
24,400
16C
20c
7%
"
7%
7 Hi
385
25%C
25c
27c
20,000
25 Vac
8c
98c
May
28
1.42
6c
5%c
6 Hi
19c
Preferred
page
42.
9%C
6,800
20c
1.30
50,750
12c
14c
10,600
7%
7%
3,730
83%
83%
233
7Ha
100
see
4,547
26c
1.15
12 VaC
corn-
9 Vac
21c
Ltd
Mar
July
July
Jun
1.25 May
13c
Jan
1.26
10c
Feb
July
July
9 %c
Martin-McNfeely Mines.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
1,528
17 %C
common
Ltd
footnotes
30
1.50
Marigold Oils Ltd..
Maritime Mining Corp
For
29
5%C
Goldfieids
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
16,300
11,750
6c
Mines
9c
1.10
1.45
Gold Mines.
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
:
8c
1.07
29
B
8c
3.07
Mines—I
1.72
1.13
May
Feb
13%c Jan
23c
Jun
22
2.20
65c
10%
11%
2.60
2.60
100
Jan
3.15
25c
34c
49,100
18c
Feb
42 %c
1
36c
36c
37c
7,100
26c
Jan
69c
May
1
39c
37c
44c
39,800
27c
Mar
54c
May
1
15 %c
1
34%
Osisko
Minerals
Lake
Alines
Jan
Jun
Pacific Eastern
Jan
Parbec
Jan
Pardee
Jun
Paymaster
Apr
Peace
Jan
Pembina
Mines
Feb
Jan
J.un
Gas
Gold
Jun
Peruvian
Jun
Jun
17c
124,550
35 Va
30,672
133
533
44c
2,840
42c
42c
Feb
17 %c July
36% July
May
143
Feb
57c
Apr
50c
58c
29,500
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
8%c
11 Vac
58,500
8%c
Apr
13c
Jan
7c
7c
-7 c
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
1
73c
4.60
72c
4.60
6,000
21,365
4.75
250
July
6
Jan
81c
75c
87c
29,600
55c
Apr
95c
Jan
19c
20c
16,300
18c
Feb
78c
54c
4.60
14Ha
18c
13%
14%
6,588
9
.1.25
Gas
14
13-%
14%
8,905
12
43
43
43%
100
43
1
common
25
3.30
3.55
29,220
55c
53c
65c
161,775
1
1.47
1.38
1.58
20,100
Petrol Oil & Gas
*
84c
81c
88c
79,250
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
1.67
1.60
1.68
22,200
&
Oil
—
preferred
Mines
&
Minerals
*
105
25
3.30
1
common
Oil
Feb
Jan
55c
2
Penmans
9c
16Va
100
11c
1
Pipeline
Permo
15c
32%
l30Va
50
Nat
River
Perron
132
43c
10c
*
1
Ltd
Preferred
Jan
87
Mines
Consol
Jan
79% May
:
Amalgamated
Parker Drilling
Pater Urunium
Jan
7Hi
2.50
1
Oils
Jan
2.08
Feb
*
Mines
15c
6
•
Mines
36 %c
21c
9.35
1
Western
Apr
Feb
-
Hersey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
Jan
IIV2C Jan
■
Petroleum
Page
Feb
11c
71,131
Mar
Apr
July
Jan
May
9% May
15
Apr
11
Pan
8Hi
2.40
95c
25c
Paramaque
34c
Feb
2.60
Jan
1.85
July
8% July
1
Jan
2.05
1.85
Jun
*
1.21
11c
260
55c
1
Gold
18c
35
2,200
July
Jan
Orenada
Ormsby
60c
70c
8 Hi
Jan
Orange Crush
1.49 Mar
Jan
2.00
55c
2.34
Opemlska Copper
1.70 Mar
23c
10
—
40,500
10,225
8%
58c
:
preferred
62c
Jan
Club common
Warrants
43 Va
Pacific
Macassa Mines
Oils
—
Jan
1.28 May
26 %c May
Feb
Hi
16%
Jun
18
July
23% Apr
2.30
27c
1.20
81c
1.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
47% May
26 %
Jun
3.90
Apr
88c
Jun
2.25 May
July
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
.
4)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, July 29, 1957
(458)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
,Ui
J L EY
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
East
Sale Trice
Pitcn-Ore
25
10.480
1.30
1.35
10c
7,500
Power
Electric
Uranium
Jan
10% July
4,775
2,000
55c
75c
Jan
Trans
Prairie
1.040
38% July
46%
Jan
Triad
Oil
50c
Jan
1.00
Jun
Tribag
55
Jan
4.250
69c
7O
70
050
4.15
800
10c
17,500
1.45
7.300
1.10
May
1.70
Jun
Union
7.75
9,095
6.75
Jan
8.80
Apr
2nd
5.85
6.05
1.865
5.70
8.35 Mar
Union
1.90
1.90
1.95
2,490
July
1.80 July
3.95 Mar
Union
Mining
1.08
1,68
1.77
6,000
1,10 Feb
2,30 July
United
3.90
3.75
3.95
10c
9%C
lie
73,680
23,300
9%c July
18c
25c
26c
3,515
25c
33c
Ascot Copper—
1
Chibougamau Gold———.—-1
—.———
210,650
5,740
87c
60c
10c
July
87c
01c
00c
05c/
10c
11c
7.90
7.45
7.90
35c
35c
1,000
1.95
1.86
1.95
4,636
25c
•20c
!5%<:
64.002
15c
10% Mar
Jan
Feb
2.87
Feb
20c
July
12
Jan
Mar
80c
Jun
1.79
Jan
1.25
28c
July
35c
1,960
12%
12'A
July
7.45
1,775
May
Apr
Jan
19
May
Mfg
500
46c
53c
14,540
3,133
60c
64c
21,400
16
16
200
16C
19c
26,100
16c
Apr
July
*
Feb
75c
Jan
1.10
1.33
193,315
48c
59c
45,909
•
United
Montauban
21 %
23 'A
July
35c
Mar
1.82 May
Jan
1.00
25% May
—II—IIIo
74
77
15%
82c
common
May
64
Mar
16
Jan
23%
Jun
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
11 %c
13c
6,000
11c
15%
15%
2,555
81C
83c
18,700
73c
29,700
Western
Western
Naco
Jun
Western
July
40c
Mar
Weston
45c
May:
G8c
Jan
Class
13c
Jan
70c
Jun
1.38
1.38
1.44
1.82
Jan
B
3.40
3.30
3.55
15,450
2.50
Feb
3.95
Jun
Jan
Winchester
,—.50
preferred
5.30
*
common
—
1
Gordon
15
•
trust
93
175
.
74,745
881
41
25
50c
55c
2,320
4.90
5.30
21,005
21%
21
————
15
15
2,835
29
25
Breweries common
8.10
41
^
50c
Gold
13%
87
30
125
21
21%
540
21
21
250
80
13%
12% May
3.60
8.10 July
Jan
96
Feb
80
40
Julv
4.85
Jan
Jan
8.10
May
22
Jan
_.
*
A
*
Class B
Ltd
—
Roi
Van
Somerville
Souris
Ltd
Valley
Standard
Paving &
Standard
Radio class A
Oil
Mines
11
3,040
66c
4.10
500
9c
2,867
May
30c
28c
30c
17,773
28c
July
60c
Yale
11%
8
Mar
123,800
21c
Feb
78c
Mar
32c 36 %c
10,972
27c
Jan
42c
Jun
13
Mar
1,460
40
42
540
34
12%
110
11% Mar
Mar
4.00
4.50
4,855
2.85
2.50
3.00
3,460
2.50
3.10
3.00
3.10
1,760
1.75
6.40
Apr
July
5.00
Apr
200,080
14c
69,500
10c
24
24%
825
68
67i4
18c
20c
4.950
19c
4.00
4.00
900
Mines1
July
July
35c
Jan
16 %c
Jan
53c
9%c
10c
15.000
y(2c
Jan
,17c
May
Jun
2.30
2.44
112
Feb
19
525
226
2a
2.47
2.56
85c
90c
8,000
25
25
59
5.60
200
Mines
.:
—
—
"
•
*.
v
.
v'
/•
10c
10c
6,500
2.75
5,175
30c
2,520
6%
6
7%
1,590
3.00
2.75
3.00
350
19
19
19%
611
uuc
6%c
6c
8 %c
32,300
*
4.00
4.00
4.00
200
1
Canadian Pulp Paoer.
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Anglo
.
Asbestos
—
1.40
1.33
1.53
29,070
May
20%
Jan
.73% May
2.45
30c
Gold
Bulolo
"Canada Vinegars
Canadian
Bronze
Consolidated
Glass
9
Feb
3.90
Jan
21 %
Mar
12c
Jun
Jun
Apr
Dimont
Co
Jun
International
21
May
16c
Mar
Minnesota
Jan
55c
May
Niagara
20% July
11.400
7PsfC
5.260
ol
28c
5,450
23c
Jan
40c
32c
500
31c
Jtily
73c ' Mar
&
■
-
450
9
Jan
10
Apr
Ogilvie
100
9%
Jun
10
Apr
32 >/4
33
215
8
8
1.070
29
'
29'7
810
1.750
'*
3.95
1.724
22%
23
■
*
23
6"0
■.
jl'
'
w
18%
1.55
Jan
3.35
Jun
Pend
2.55 July
4.90
Jan
Price
3ilver
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
Toronto
General
Toronto
Iron
Traders
5%
Feb
98c
72c
Jun
100
1.25 Jan
4.10 May
Jan
29%
29%
Flour
Oreille
Bros
Yukon
Jail
83,100
8c
July
36c
66c
73c
24.000
19c
Jan
93c
July
35c
5,500
32c
July
47c
Mar
9c 13 %c
4^% May
A
-
49
Jan
20
Mar
A
preferred
43
43
44
929
18%
18%
50
17%
34%
34%
40
32
Jan
37%
251A
25%
27
2)5
20
Feb
31
Feb
23c
Feb
e
.1
3.75
.
25% May
Jan
Jun
20%
Jan
Jan
30%
Jun
28
Mar
2[>5
17%
1.120
31V2 May
15% Mar
20
May
45
33
July
Feb
52
52
100
3.20
800
35
2,675
32 %
36c
8.049
20c
64
65
200
51
Jan
14
'—
•
14
500
14
July
1.298
3.10 May
i.10
Jun
394'2
—
—
.
18
19
82
82
3
30
30
460
25
25
25
5
7.50
9312
98%
98%
71
5
(ifiVi
65%
67
850
—i-
Z-50 '
—
••
Jun
a
No par
Mav
Mar
*
*
^
**
;
d Deferred delivery
:
••
sale tnot included
in year's range).,
"
4.000
!•
46%
40%
41
1.954
36%
Apr
42%
Jun
f Flat price.
40
43^
4-2%
43%
175
39
Apr
48
Jun
t'Cashsate- inot included In year's range).
^
Jan
Jan
103V'2
May
47%
Jan
Jan
29
May
90
May
.
70
Feb
Jun
34
Apr
W
430
26% July
42
200
40
Mar
47
Jun
31 %
160
30% Mar
38
May
3.85
1,550
ro CO
■
5.20
3.701 July
2.40
2.40
100
708
48% July
65 2
6 %
10
62c
05c
4.000
5%
54c
Apr
Jan
3.40
2.35 July
50-%
Jkn
59
6% July
Apr
-69c
Mar
t
May
Ex-liquidating dividend,
Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Ex-divldend.
y
u
25
din)
:
.
Selling ex-interest.
37 Va
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
.
6%
62c
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
,:.-
S3
Feb
48%
•
-■
49
~1
Corp
••••,
•22
Apr
3.70
-
1
•
1
Feb
?"%
'
Y
Li.
Gold
16%
75
31
m
Mines—
value.
rangeh
May
68
-15
42
26%
-2.50
Paper
common
Gold Mines
Consolidated
Apr
50c
Jan
o.V
Jan
'
m
—
Apr
17%
PO
33%;
Anr
4.50
July
32c
34
Jan
.
17% Julv
14% Mar
21
,Tan
25
July
3.20
,
3.20
12c
12 %c 12 %C
29
10%
.
27
17%
17 V4
'
;
1956—,—
FOOTNOTES
•
igi.4
Jun
29%
Anr
7% July
I'M)
.
%
29
Vz
*
ITiird Canadian Gen Inv Trust—.
I20
I_*
Trusts
class
50c
12,950
•
Exploration
Finance
21,500
84c
3.75
10
'
class
G8c
1
,
Bank
Works
ll%c
•
Mines.
Jan
76c
78c
3.75
31%
105
18%
'
—
Pato Consolidated
69c
Apr
Apr
High
Loir
llinii
16%. 1634
•»
Weaving—;.-
9%
34c
__I
Tombill Gold Mines
Towagmac
78c
*
Tiara Mines
Torbrit
69c
•
Jan
Feb
2c
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
1'riees
It) w
29
1
;
Ontario
Wire
9%
3.75
25c
Paper
10
May
Werh
fur
Ramie
■
Thompson
Apr
1.93
1,23 July
Sales
Week's
11I
'
Texas
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
Ibe
Funds
July
9%
3,700
1.32
25c
v
,
—
Paper
9%
12,315
1.23
Trie#
29
.a
1
1.75
9c
2.75
13c
.
•••
_
Canada
Jan
35c
2.10
Jun
Exchange—Curb Section
Hayes Steel Prods
343
1.86
July
July
8c
■
Jan
8,600
2.55
7c
4.500
•32c:
—
Gaspe Copper Mines—
29,000
2.60
11.000
9c
3.75
.J.
Rand
Apr
21
2.10
10c
26c
v
Preferred
11c
1
19c
8c
7%C
common.;
5.50
•
Jan
37c
1,30
Jun
51c
1
Mines
1.60
Feb
1.15
2.900
8%C
-
45c
9%
18c
18c
*
Oil
Dominion
9%c
10
:
15,977
•
Dalhousie
I0c
*
common.
Preferred
13% July
Feb
Jan
49c
20%
10% May
'
Paper
May
4.10
1
common
Jan
1.30 Mav
1.36
8c
——
3.50 May
1.10
100
July
13%
33
Sugar
Marconi
Canadian
15c
6c
July
29c
1.35
'
Jan
45c
1.35
July
90
75
39,000
12%
I™i
common—
Inger.soll
Jan
Jan
4%
July
May
13%
Dredging.———
Canada & Dominion
17 %
July
July
17
43c
40
10 'A
2,650
A,-
Browni Co
59c
Jun
July
9%c
93
Jan
19
35
40c
July
Jan
825
90
u
35c
lie
v
Jun
388
38%
30c
J/i
2.90
*
July
20c
15
38
*
%
Corp
1
*
Mines
18,739
26c
^
International Utilities
Taurcanis Mines
31c
M-
May
12% May
Jan
c
Jun
12
Feb
'•
14%
35c
Par
Industries common...;.
30c
Gold
i:
General Investments
2.50
Industries
6.500
1,1*1
Canadian
30c
Goiu
951.700
Sale
Canadian
10c
*
35c
28
Jun
55
1
10c
Jun
Jr,:,
7,93:%; May
Mar
9%
150
8%C
"•>
•
7,160
.
July
85
30c
STOCKS
Canadian
2.65
%
1.67
8c
Friday
May
1
Iw'/b Mar
20
26 c
Canadian
lie
10
1,724
1,905
Anr
17
27%
Feb
Jan
88
Jan
3 90
Jan
1 00
Apr
6.50
a.00 Mar
14
Apr
May
23
Jan
25
14%
Toronto Stock
23 % May
24V2C
•
34c
Feb
23c
1.35
18%
26
9
jan
1.706
oC
1
Zulapa" Mining
Feb
185
jun
3 00
.(300
32C
1
Jun
16,060
July
Jan
acr
20.. 00
.
10%
9%
a ail
1.85
15.506
25%
1.60
1
i
;
6c
16
14
v
25
1.60
20c
>1
,-i.——a*
17%
25c
,
88
88
—1
2,582
1
common
24
25
;
2.30
2.12
14
1
1
2.50 July
19
27
15% May
27
1.35
17,082
16
22.765
;
19
27
25%
5
A
11,000
23c
18c
——
70
.1
1
Pete Ordinary.'
Jan
23% May
Jan
7,200
52,711
*
7%c
16
Warrants
1.75 July
Feb
60
54c
32c
32c
38%
20%
68
32c
Apr
20c
2.21
*
Mines
Bear
4.70
2.75 Mar
3.060
Pun
81c ■■■ Feb
Julv
25
*
*
•
100
—
Oil
Canuck
Jan
62 %
Feb
18c
5.50
—
class
Jun
13%
July
25c
.20
7%c
Mines
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
2.8 L!)
85c
19%
7%c
20'A
Exploration
Pearson
1,645
78%
7.05;
32c
*
*
1
7
7.50
76%
5.00
Jan
2.95
5.05 Mar
2.82 July
12c
*
,
July
S3c
Feb
50c
18c
Jun
Jan
3.15
Cons
Taylor
2.100
Jan
43
9%
Contact
new
2,800
«•
37c
Sullivan
Tandem
77c
4.10
Apr
49c
9%
Sudbury
Tamblyn
68c
3.90
Mar
7.00 Mar
Jan
1.30
Jun
/ 29c
July
2.55'
Zinc,
&
Lead
Yankee
Jan
*
Cons
6.750
Jan
Jun
13c
Gold
%
16c
Sunburst
Sylvanite
48
1,500
River
Switson
45
85
23c
Sturgeon
Inlet
1,65
Jan
48%
l.«9
;
Superior Propane
Ltd
Apr
48
24'A
Oil
■Supertest
1.45
5'
Copper
Jun
15c
4.05
1
Mines
Iron
1.46
15c
44%
Jan
5%
2% July
60c
—;
Mining
Rock
121,520
Jan
23c
32% Mar
Jan
8%c July
1
of Canada..
10c
9.402
Jan
1.03
Jan
May
6.800
100
20'A May
Jan
1.50
Gas
Bros
Stuai't
3,004
78c
1
Ltd
Nickel
Stedmai.
Steep
10
19%
—*
&
Starratt
Steeloy
100
18
12%
1
Corp
Uranium
Stan well
40
—<■
Warrants
Stanrock
10%
July
Apr
Jan
11%
Jun
9 %
•
Uranium
Stanleigh
32c
*
Materials
9%
38c
*
Mines
Stadaeona
28c
*
*
Air Services
Spooner Mines & Oils.
Spartan
35 %c
405
20c
48
1
Oils
Union
Southern
1,700
4.10
50
—•
preferred
Oil
12,232
10
8%c
_•
•
Manufacturing
D
Slocan
1.05
63c
11
Jun
70c
43c
75c
18%
•
1
Ltd
Mines
60c
65c
10%
68c
36c
10
1
50c
Jan
14c
27
Preferred
Wood green
Yukeno
;
3
40 %
*
Zenmac Metal
Mines
July
200
39
———1
LtdL._iu2—_Ci 1
Mines
Oils *<fe
Yellorex
for each 7 old held
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class
July
6
6
9%
—
Woodward
Being exchanged for
Ansil Mines Ltd
Slscoe
Windfall
Yellowknife
Silver
May
68c
4.40 May
July
11c
——
:—
Larder
Wright-Hargreaves
23
20% Apr
20% Jun
27
56c
11.1)00
16c
__
15% July
Feb
Silanco Mining & Ref Co Ltd
Simpsons
Pass
30% July
9% Mar
Feb
68c
-1
Winnipeg & Central Gas—
Wood (John) Indus class A
•V1.35 Mar
July
24%
Jun
44%
July
SOe
21
2
59c
4.00
class B.
Co
Wiltsey Coghlan
7.00
100
25'
25%
68c
——!
White
13%
May
18c
Willroy Mines'
—
18
Feb
11c
14c
Yukon—
&
Jan
8.05
87
Apr
—
Warrants
Jan
Jun
,
Jan
14%
7.50
—:
3.60
*
1.73
436
1
—
Jan
*
93.78.,
15%
4.05-
Preferred
July
3.80
15
_1
class A—
(Geo)
15c
1.27
Jan
17c
6.500
3.50
14c
Petroleum
Plywood
1,500
58
Jan
25c
Leaseholds
Jan
79,665
2,800
July
6.40
Jun
11c
preferred_A„-;-
Jan
55c
•,:
■
Feb
70
Jan
3.95
11 % e 11%C
__1
Petroleum
Grocers
33c
22c
570
3.70
-
2.10
Preferred
Surf
Western
52c
15C
Jan
20c
39%
.
40
>
Shawinigati Water & Power common—•
Steel
Warrants
24 %c
—
25% J uiy
July
39
30
4.40
..A—
1.35
Jun
66%
4.20
4.20-
Breweries-—-—
Decalta
Western
26c
20c
■
Cement
common
Security Freehold Petroleums
K
Products
Canada
17c
Apr
7.15 Mav
29%
Jan
lie
_1
18%
15% July
06%
66 %
'
19%
530
12,000
Feb
24c
Jun
19%
25
May
86
5.50 Mar
25
lie 11 %C
24%
2.28
Westeel
Western
25,010
Silver-Miller
60
«
Jui ijf.;
7% July
77
(iO
new
6.015
6.05
May
7;% July
Jan
3.85
boC
Rainbow Oils Ltd———50o
One
6.75
25%
Ltd.
———.-—
3.35
Voting
May
Maygill Gas Oil
Feb
July
————
Shlrriff-Horsey
19c
West
15c
24c
Scythes
S
Mines
60
Sherritt
5.167
lie
Ltd _—~~i——•—
3.15
A
20c
240
7
6
3.35
Creek
20c
1.——— .
1
Class
Jan
10c
Feb
Debentures '.
Sheep
02%
Malartic ' Mines
Jan
—
Scurry
100
1,060
West
Jan
•
St Maurice GaS—
——
——1
St Michael Uranium Mines Ltd——!
San Antonio Gold.—
—1
Sand
River
Gold
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd——_——.—*
Saskatchewan
8''2
79%
r;———2
1
Nickel
Wespac Petroleums Ltd—,
9c
2*10
8%
77%
15%
Werner, Lake
9c
il
Jun
Wainwright Producers & Ref—
Waite Amulet Mines———
16%
2;385
93c
Oils
Vulcan
7,784
2t,910
Feb
*
—
_
Alloys
Violamac
9,500
74%
26c
•
1
Explorations
57,825
11
Corp
Vico
23c
20%
93,908
20c
—
Corp
Products
Vanadium
10c 10 %c
73%
84c
6.65
—
Canada Mines
20c
19%
Jan
72c
6%
Steel
Universal
10c
;
33c
76c
.25
B
Oils
22c
21%
class
Hill—
United
•
13c
Mining
16
Jan
45c
—
_
Lawrence
50c
48c
Industries
Ryanor
Jan
May
Feb
Walker G & W
23c
1.20
Mines
Fuel lav
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
:
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd—
Weedon Pyrite Copper
—
July
15
20c
._1
Jun
10 %c
21c
——"-50C
—,
Royal Bank of Canada.—u.
Royaiite Oil common...—
Sicks
2,912
lie
11.150
—
2.50
1.25 May
1.88
17d
Oils
Russell
1.00 May
Jan
37c
30c
25
Keno
Upper
Jan
55c
25 7
—
United
United
9.60
Jun
Mar
„1
1—
*
B
United
6.95
foc
Corps Ltd class A_
Class
32% July
Feb
17
20,935
.
Feb
1.99 Mar
1.08 July
03c
•
—
Pete Ltd—
V) Can Ltd—
ConsOl Mines
Roxana
Bfc
1.25
common—
Mines
Rockwin
(A
Jan
23 c
Jun
Jlc
■
Roe
1.90
1.26 July
11c
1.71
Mines
Rocky
43,100
—
Robertson
Rowan
19,600
16c
48c
Rupununi Mines Ltd—
Athabasca Uranium-
Roche
Mar
Jun
_—
Riehwell
Rix
1.54
13 %c
—.
Uranium
Rexspar
Rio
75c
1.20
15c
1.08
Rayrock Mines
Explorations
Reeves Macdonald
Reef
1.35
70c
500
75c
1.54
Ltd—_—
Mines
Rainville
—1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
1.49 Mar
May
Apr
i.'.Mj
-1
Corp
Vandoo Consol Explorations
July
73c
15,200
85 c
75c
145
34c
Apr
28c
Canada
of
Gas
Ventures
79c
July
38c
*
pre!erred
United
Jan
2.34
July
29,500
1.03
1.00
12%
Jun
Jun
96
21c
7.485
7.75
,
—
Acceptance common—
United Estella
1 0%e
*
—1
——*
July
4.00
40c
35c
1
;——*
•
Asbestos
1.70 Mar
Julv
77%
Shawkey Mines
1.30
*
7,50
35c
—1
Chibougamau
Trinity
Ultra
0.00
Quebec Copper Corp——.
—1
Quebec Labrador Develop
1
Quebec Lithium Corp————1
Quebec Manitou Mines_.————-—.1
Quemont Mining
Jan
3.36 May
Eeb
2.UJ
Apr
C 25
Jan
1.20
28c
2,660
c
i
33%
29%
7.c0
Apr
13c
Apr
31%
—A_1
Co Ltd.——.-..-A
7.25
8(1
Prospectors Airways U———a—•-——*•
Gas Producers Ltd—
•
•
Quebec Metallurgical —_—
Queenston Gold Mines
7c
Jun
5.90
23c 231
Pipeline
1.30
-~~t«
Ltd
83%
3.95 Mar
•
——
Mining
7.00
-i
*
-1
Mines——-----——1
——
Minerals
Mar
—
_____
42
3 90
Provo
Quebec
7c
57c
to
Dome
East
Quebec
104
Jan
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line—
Transcontinental Resources
10.612
Jan
96 107%
15c
13'A
Jun
1.20
10%
Gold———.
Border
Purdex
1 ;j.33.i
57c
1
—-—
Warrants
,
v:i2iht)7o
32c
J 0 'A
68c
Corp
Prairie; Oil Roy
Pronto
11.310
3.15
28c
38%
.
Gold--.----———-——1
Rouyn
Pre;iton
2.25
2.80
28e
Empire;O'lb——-
2.25
i—1
Explorations Ltd.
Canada
'
57c
—
——
Powell
President
1.90
30 J
Rights —AAA.■2
Trans
Trans
1.06
High
Low
Jan
July
40
River
Premier
1.00
Jan
1.50 May
42
39% Apr
2,800
8c
———„——-—-*
Oils
Ponaer
Powell
42
1.09
10%
Development
Placer
42
1.00
1
Range Sirce Jaa.
High
Low
Tar
High
Low
1.33
1
.—-——
Range Since Jan. 1
8%C
C———-——V
of 5
Uranium
Gold
Pioneer
Sale Price
High
42
Miues—
East
STOCKS
Shares
oi Prices
1.05
*
Engravers
Ciuw Gold
Pickle
for Week
Low
Par
Photo
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Ex-rights.
.
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•
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Ex-stock dividend.
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Number 5659
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(459)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday,
July
26
The following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of securities
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp
1
Products
American
Bid
Inc
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
6%.
37
39 V 4
42%
46%
Haile Mines Inc
Haloid Company
1
Co
Board
..
Co
28
30%
Hanna (M A)
American Express Co
Class
1
25c
,
38%
41%
4
3974
42%
High
American-Marietta Co
2
57
60%
Hoover
1
2874
30%
1
30
32 V4
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
13%
1474
American
Pipe & Const Co_
Research
Amer
&
Develop.
.*
American Window Glass Co_ 12 %
AMP Incorporated
1
2634
28%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
197b
21%
Arden
Farms
Co
Public
*
_
_
47
5
25%
Missouri
Arkansas
Co__
Western Gas
Power
Co
167 B
21
22 Va
Art Metal Construction Co... —10
Associated
Avon
Spring
Products
Aztec
Oil
Gas
&
35
43
1
Investors
18
167B
l
Co
4834
6%
Class
Bates
Mfg
Bausch
Baxter
Lomb
Optical
(A
&
J)
Co
Beneficial
20 %
9 5 it
1214
1
10
9 %
5
Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Iric
6%
Jamaica
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
22%
24%
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany Mills Inc
27 34..-
29%
Bowser
&
Brunner
Brush
1
com
1574
17 Va
24 %
26%
$1.20
Mfg
Co
—
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
Co
36% " '
Inc
L_10
1
39%
40
*
Corp
16%
15
_Li„1
Castings
8%
7%
1
,
Beryllium Co
Burndy
6%
6%"
1
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co——10
Inc
Brown
—;
43%.
M
15 Va
14 Va
Kaiser
California .-Water Service
Calif
Wat &
'
Canadian
Delhi
Petrol
Corp
31'4
Paper
Products
33'
a
12%
Southwest
4
4Va
12 Va
13%
Ltd
Co
Stand
51%
56
24%
2 6 3.4
Stanley
1
14%
15 7 is
16%
17%
Inc
40'a
&
Gas
Co_,3L»
Gas
Co
25
0%
4
Lithium
Corp
16%
Lone
Lucky Stores
Ludlow Mfg
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
35:!4
Natural
217a
22%
22%
Madison
33%
Maremont
21%
Soya Co
Central
Telephone Co
Chattanooga
31
♦
Corp,
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18
xl67«
(L
Co
Gas
:20%
—10
r
5%
15 Va"
16%
15-la
16%
4 Va
1
Star
Common class B
33%C
Clinton Machine Co
Coastal
States
Collins
Radio
Class
B
_,1
Gas
Co
7
63()
Prod.-—_—
10'? 4
11%
com—___1
A
1774
19%
1
common
17! a.'
19 Vi,
23'a
25 Vb
"
Colonial
Stores
Inc
__,2Va
"
Colorado Interstate Gas Co„
5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
—25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
63 Va
67
21'4
23%-'
24
25 Va
.
35 Va
38 V4
734
8%
commonwealth Oil Ref Co Iuc_2c
5 Va
5 7/a
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Continental Transp Lines Inc.-1
18%
19 Va
8 3/4
9 %
Copeland Refrigeration Corp,—1
Cross Company
L
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
Cutter
Laboratories
Common
Ltd
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
16 Va
37 Va
40 Va
63
8%
9%
Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2l'a
9%
10 V
13%
10%
12
11%
8 %
27%
29%
Tekoil
59
62%
Texas
23 Vu
24%
37
39%
3%
4
Texas Industries
Texas
Natural
9%
Texas
50c
36%
38%
36%
23%
15 VA
17%
18%
1
6 la
67'a
Bank of
4%
5%
Bank
of
of
25
—.
!
1
cl B—5
1
DuMont
a
32
Bush
Dynamics
Class A
Miles
East Tennessee
Eastern Industries
Eastern
El
Paso
26%
3%
28
834
9%
31%
Inc
16%
8"%
9%
50c
173„
%
35 va
10
u Va
Co
Empire
State
Oil
Bank
First
14
36'%
6'A
68
15%
,
39%
6%
71 %
Eng Gas
Norris
North
&
Flic
16%
Thermador
Oil
&
Penn
26%
16 34
5
17%
19 la
23
24%
8%
lo
24%
2'/a
Corp
60%
14'A
15'A
8%
15%
93/a
17
31%
34 '/a
22
33
36%
20%
P;
Fire
Brick
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
Sulphur
Gustin-Bacon
Co
Power Corp
Inc
Industries
Natl
State
39'A
41%
1
6%
6%
15:,4
16%
Prod__lc
6%
7%
16%
15 Va
Otter Tail Power Co
5
25%
27 va
•
6%
7%
—
N
25'A
Trust
Co
50
Bk
Corp
1
Mercury Telev "A"__90c
Pickering
General
Lumber
Plymouth
Polaroid
6 Va
„70c
Indus
Pioneer Natural
l
Bottlers—1
Corp
Gas
Rubber
33A
Co
•
Co
2
Corp
1
Coke Co
7%
First
Trust
8
Natl Bk
Camden
Co
(Camden
National
Bk
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 Va
First Natl Bk
First
of
Natl
Bk
Chicago
Bank
York
7.50
Boston.12%
44
46%
47%
5074
33%
363/4
(N Y)
20
74
(Chicago)—100
Co
433
of
Natl
First
Bk
of
St
Banking
(Phlla)
10
& Trust Co
New
Rochelle
Franklin Natl
Girard
42%
Guaranty Trust Co
28
45%
67 Vu
70
York—10
45
(Chi)—100
425
Hartford Natl
Hudson
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
208
6
218
16'A
634
'25%
2
34'A
36%
1
1974
2
Y)
Co
874
20
70
For
footnotes
Products
i,
Corp
Brand
Street Trust
Mass)
62
66
10
27
303/4
46'A
49 JA
28
30%
Bank
of
of
Phlla
Albany
Bk Ac Tr
10
42%
46%
20
44%
Trade
Bk
Ac
Co
of
Union
453
Bank
Co
Tr
New
of
(N
483A
10
20 »A
2174
2%
9%
1074
Y)
Jersey
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
31 Va
33%
50
55V2
1574
32%
17%
3614
United States
33%
35%
Co
—10
42
10
42
45 Va
10
22 Va
2474
(N Y)_20
68 Va
71%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arlx)_0
27 Va
2974
of
Co
Tr
United
States
Maryland
Trust
(Boston)
Tr
Co
of
10
see
17'A
9%
15%
Robertson
(H H)
7%
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Co
—25c
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53
1
list
Utility
of
Stocks quoted
Over
85%
20%
213A
Manufacturing Co„2'/a
Corp ^
L_1
46%
4
14
1534
17%
18%
Plywood
5
Your orders A
TROSTER,
57%
81
10
Inc
National
&
-
the
-
three of the
in
Counter
the above
Securities.
18%
8%
31 Va
System
Industrial
2214
Inc—3'/a
6 Va
Ryder
We make Markets in two out of every
26 Va
14 Va
Roddis
precediog page.
16%
24 %
29 Va
Rockwell
20%
15%
3
Mills
9'/a
HA
2-
2400
45 Va
Co—
17 Va
12 Va
Rice
9%
743/4
20
Union
I
27%
Republic Natural Gas Co
Bk
7'A
1
R
36 Va
of America—1
Natl
Providence
(N
Trust
Bank-State
Natl Bk
Bterling Natl
(N Y)
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Industrial
81
173/4
17%
33%
Bk & Tr Co—10
Natl
3674
77%
0
23%
1
of New
County
33%
10
47%
(N Y)
Sav Bk
&
130
of
48V2
20
Union
Trust
Tr
Bank
10
National Bank
Louis
State
2614
Bk_15
Exch
10%
5V'a
58'A
Natl
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
1
31V4
5
Corn
46 Va
543A
Bank
(Phlla)
(Boston,
45%
28
10
Y)
N
Trust
43'A
Second
(Franklin
Bk
20
Tradesmen's
Trust
Second
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
38 3/8
293/8
62 Va
66
Pennsylvania
12%
9%
22'A
1
40 Va
59
1574
36 V4
Rye
70 %
63 Vb
27%
11%
xl6'/2
5
37%
20
(N Y)„20
Harris
1
5
Mfg Co new—2.50
Louis
66
58%
26%
St
25
77'A
456
10
54
Paterson
First Natl City Bank
14'A
Royal State Bk of New York
50%
18%
26
55'A
J).
Royal Bank of Canada
353/8
City)—25
(Jersey
N
Boston
326
32%
17
5
Chemicals
29%
57%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _ia
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O
30
73'A
316
Hanover Bank
5
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
6%
53%
10
Ac
10
24
Mexico
29%
10%
27
Bank¬
(Boston).100
Trust Co
Tr
(Hackensack
30%
Hamp
Sugar Corp
River
5 '2
70
100
Dallas
of
22%
8%
Rare Metals Corp
21%
64
Ac
Y)
42 va
Reichhold
58%
20
Peoples First Natl Bk At Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergea Cty
Tr
N J)
First
&
20
29
8%
Riley Stoker Corp
9%
Co
11 %
39 VA
Properties Inc
Purolator
59
4474
303
Newark—12%
of
Eng Trust Co
Northern
187
(Newark
J)
10%
10c
Producing
Richardson Co
-52 Va
55 »A
19%
122
60
20
New
27
178
10
Federal
Square
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
Tool
10
J)
New
-5
Natl
14
2138
•
30%
(N
Co
N
Essex
Ac
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Nat'l Bank Trust Co
15%
21 Va
10c
Corp
28
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
First
5
19%
49
Corp_l
—10
First
•
19%
Great
tA
8%
the Southwest
Va
89'/a
(White
23%
2'/2
1
86
Commerce Bank
(Albany
Newark
ing
33Va
J)—
13%
Resistoflex
a
10
27
Gruen
N
Trust Co
Plains N Y)__
68%
New
Green
(Paterson
County
12%
New
Green Mountain
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
64
of
Financial
Co
Trust
Rockland-Atlas
of
20
National
Natl
55%
(Cleve)—10
34%
Co
Western
Trust Co.
Detroit
116
Westchaster.O
21%
Co
:
62
of
of
1974
27 Va
Serv
Co
57%
Bank
Bank
City Bank
32'A
17%
Ben Coal Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Punta Alegre
Cement
25
6%
16%
25%
Pub Serv
preferred
National
National
National
Y)
(Atlanta)_10
8
Pub
Portland
63 Vs
241
34%
12 %
16%
5%%
37%
59
228
32%
23%
11%
307a
Giant
35VA
50
10
21%
1
15%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
10
(Chicago) _25
(Pgh) 20
(St Louis)—29
Provident
28'a
19
289
18'A
32 Va
*
pfd„20
41
Morgan (J P) 60 Co (N Y)—100
of
0
65
Paper_10
5%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-lO
Bank
Y)
72%
Frlto
of
Mercantile Tr Co
53%
Natl
(N
61
23 7
<Calif,1
52%
Brook
Freeport
68 Va
22 Va
Telep
Mellon Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
49%
50%
Meadow
28
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated
7%
40Va
10
19%
25%
26%
2.50
383/8
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
18
24:%
Genl Tele Co
(N
45%
26%
Vu
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
40
2%
Gen
Co
39%
43
373/4
36
Commercial State Bank &
Trust
257'a
36
24%
National
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland Trust Co
100
23%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__It
79Va
18%
Co
5
753/4
25%
Oil
Southern
94
Tr
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
11 Va
Corp
Bank
&
36'A
41%
Cleve—16
of
18%
34%
(Phlla)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
62'/a
38%
5074
24 Va
Crude
58
10
J)
of
Bk
Natl
Ac
47Va
19
General Gas
(N
Bank
Natl
Liberty Real Eatato Bk
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Portland Gas &
General
20
Co
Ask
18'A
Co
Louis)
Trust
Bid
0
20
2614
_3
Old
Pendleton
21
10
30%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
%
66%
(St
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
First
River
60s
(Phils)
28%
1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Miss
93A'
42 Va
2374
63 Va
Co
9%
18%
1
21%
16
Trust
38'A
23%
5
Production
163A
1
Companies
35
17
—
Company
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_lo
1534
.
28%
10
0
24%
17 Va
—
(NY)_5
Y)
23 %
1
Packing Co
(N
Bank
22
15%
Co
25 3a
834
Garlock
America
Co
Natl
39%
307
3 4 vb
1
23''a
48%
Gas Service Co
295
31 %
50c
35%
Co
30%
10
90'A
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Northwest
21 Vt
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Tr^st Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
42'/a
25%
Corp
*
Ltd
36
100
39%
85 Va
22%
Coal
Gas
12 y8
0
Par
39%
1
Assoc
33 '4
8
Corp
North
37%
of N J-25
5
Corp
Gas
American
20 Vt
lOe
Ask
Commercial
_1
Fluor
1
2%
Industrial
(Newark) _25
York
Trust
Bid
A
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12Va
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
1
Co
9 Va
57
S
10'/a
•
Elec
35
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
10 la
44%
32%
Shops of Del
8%
Co
6%
9%
2 6 Va
Corp
1
Corp
Cos
Wurlitzer
42'/4
1
Pacific
44
Steel
&
Phila.10
30%
Pacific Power & Light Co_
Pan American Sulphur Co
1
Governor
46%
37
1
24%
Co
New
Boatmen's
13
T
Centl-Penn
& Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
Shirt
30 Va
Wisconsin Pow & Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
66
9VA
.
6'A
Commerce
Bankers
34%
N
Francisco)
(San
71%
24%
Co
56%
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston Corp
10
Florida
1
Central
5
Co
23 %
Natl
America
3 5 Vu
2
53 >4
Mfg Co
Fisher
Corp
46%
National Gas
Pepsi-Cola
Foods
Fanner
of
34%
__7 %
•
Co
Equity Oil Co
Federal
1
Massachusetts
Whiting Corp
Williams & Co Inc
514
5
7%
(Texas)
Mfg Co
Bank
32%
18%
33%
1
21%
33
Inc_l
Inc
National Aluminate
Oklahoma
1
22%
2%
10c
Emhart
Fairmont
& Co
11%
Corp
Electric
!4
2%
10 "a
Co
21'A
20
43%
lc
Chemical
Nicholson
15
27%
30%
3
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
New
Associates—10
Utilities
Electrolux
Gas
Utilities
Montrose
15 3,a
29%
2
Nat
Inc
common
Missouri
18
America
of
26'/a
16
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
14
1
preference
33%
1
Laboratories
18 H 4
2
Inc
Corp
•
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Gross-Dcxier Inc—
National
26
32
Western Natural Gas Co
White Eagle Oil Co
Bank & Trust
68%
43 Va
1%
Publishing Co
18%
,,1
Broadcasting Corp
Bradstreet -Iuc—
&
Dunham
$1
Co—5
„_1
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
Nortex
Sons
12 V2
61V2
5%
Petroleum
25 VA
14%
America
(J Ray)
40%
Inc
West Point
6
4%
35 Vil
5
Corp
18
Services
45%
3234
Co
Prods
37
Manufacturing Co_0
Western Lt & Telephone Co_lO
Jet
27%
10c
Ahtomo
1
39
42%
3
McLouth Steel Corp
North
Dun
King
25%
Co
Co
Welex
11%
1
National
Iilc
15%
11%
Western
Gasoline Corp__1
37%
lu
com
41 Vs
5
Inc
53%
•
44
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
Thermo
0
41
Transmls
9'/a
Industries
Meredith
15%
&
Eastern
3174
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
1
Corp
163A
2774
1
1
34%
& Sales Co
(W L)
McLean
21
R)
Inc
5
Steel
McDermott.
21 Va
(R
Tampax
B
50e
&
18%
5%
Citizens
14
Donnelley
Corp
12%
7%
29%
Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
14 Va
17Vu
,
29 Vu
3
Gas^ «fe Electric Co
17 '/a
24
Warner
9Va
3074
9
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
6
14%
19 Va
1
7%
5%
13 Va
20
Inc
71/4
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12Va
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
1
Productions—2%
45%
17%
1
Products
33V'2
"
43
20%
Internat
(Walt)
30%
25
16%
Chemical Arts
Doeskin
5
223/4
12%
Inc
193;,
Di-Noc
Disney
4714
15%
363/a
1
Detroit
Inc
173/4
0
14%
Corp
1
Marinou Herrington Co Inc
.1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
Bridge Co
2ve
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Corp
34
1274
67
1
:
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
2.50
Match
FidebtJ'-Phila
147a
vtg—1
com
vtg
Universal
Greene
Camden
Maxson
cl A__33%c
com
27
13 y8
Marlin-Rockwell
Central
0
37%
26%
353h
9%
25%
351/a
2Va
33
19%
263/4
35
Corp
1
Propane Gas Corp—1
Suntide
Refining Co
lc
Suttdn (O A) Corp Inc
1
11 %
35%
10
32%
1
Products
Wells
Corp
25
Struthers
Stubnitz
Tool
10
non-voting
Gas_5
Macmillan Co
21
10'
8%
&
20%
2 V2
Works
,10
Cem
Pipe Line Corp_50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr Co_5
21%
16 VA
38%
Co
60c preferred
10
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
71/4
20%
22%
•
of
14%
Power
31 %
Tennessee Gas Transmls Co
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
33 vt
Utility Corp
United Drill
%
15 Va
1
Corp
15 la
Maine
39 Va
29
Par
13V4
Public
37
21%
•
common
Fibers
31V a
Central
19%
15
Co
—
Gloss
(0
Central
15 3a
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp__1
Stouffer
Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
114
28%
16
,5
Co—
15
141/4
18'A
Co—1
Steamship
Home
Common
Stanley
156
42'A
14
30 Va
109
5
&
6VB
units-
•
Standard Register
Fruit
14»A
29%
1
Canada Pipe Lines
1
1
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
19%
_1
Le Cuno Oil
5:t
&
Citizens Util Co
5
2'/a
15%
27
Common
Trans Gas
Co
74
5
lOVa
37 Va
111
Serv
11%
Tele
5
Co
35 7 5
23 3a
Electric
Vt Pub
Carbon
1
2
33 V
1
Central
Central
10%
Va
5
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
;
10
Corp
Central
Elec
Trans
Producing Co__1
States
14
1
9 Va
10c
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Indiana Gas
Gas
Southwestern
1
Co
Inc
Co
17
Co
71
•
Co
L-O-F
Gas
1834
Supply
Corp
preferred
Koeliring
15%
44 v*
21%
Co_10c
7%
65%
Topp Industries Ino
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Eng Tele Co—25
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
41 U
1
carpenter
12
1
Kennametal
7114
Co__ 10c
Serv
10
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
20'4
—
Ceco Steel
Union
Speer
Inc
Electric
Kendall
24%
26
Suburban
Kansas-Nebraska
25
Co
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif,I
Carlisle
New
Southern
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_l0
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
Co_i2%
Telephone
Southern
70
1
Keystone Portland
California Oregon Power Co__20
26Va
66
10
Utilities
Steel
$1.46
22%
68
Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
24 %
Three States Nat Gaa Co
Time Inc
Tokhelm Corp
23
Water Co
1
Pow
7%
Southern
Jessop Steel Co
50%
Corp
32 VA
Jervis Corp
7
Co
& Devel
Pub
Calif
1
Service Co
Water
Jefferson
'
47
Beryllium
30
Southeastern
145
I
Co
Services
Southern
Power
South Shore Oil
140
Co
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33y3c
Southern
2%
Lt &
Jack & Heintz
10 va
11%
10
Iowa
14%
&
Pacific
31 %
common
Iowa Public
6%
23
19
1
Markets———1
Gossett
7%
6'A
21%
Laboratories
Bayless
Bell
to
Co—10
Co
&
a
Diver
A
Iowa Electric
Bareco Investment Co
13
Sierra
29
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Interstate Securities Co
37%
.
%
54 Va
1
D)
Seismograph Service Corp
138
Indiana Gas & Water Co
International Textbook Co
3474
32 Va
10
—
—
50 3 a
„
.—10
Corp__
Inc
4%
61%
50%
51
10
Ideal Cement Co
Indian Head Mills Inc
177 a
Co_. —5
class
Ask
47
2
(G
j._l
....
Engineering
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co
27
5
_____
Service
Arkansas
Co
3%
134
15%
1474
common.. ___1
Partic preferred
Arizona
_4
„
common
Voltage
45%
571/,
5
Amer Hospital Supply Corp_
B
Ask
42 Vi
Co class A com_10
10
—
Bid
1
Searle
Par
5
—
Line
Barge
American Box
5%
Bid
San Jacinto Petroleum
Ask
inquiries
are
invited
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, n. y.
CO.
NY
1-
376
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
44
.Monday, July 29, 1957
(460)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations
for
Friday, July 20
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
6.03
American
Fund
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
3.92
8.70
9.57
1.54
Fund Inc___1
Trust
•
Mutual
American
^Associated
6.33
3.67
Fund Ine
._1.25
Business Shares
1
Affiliated
1.69
of
Co
Investment
Par
5.14
Aetna
Casualty
10.50
Aetna
Insurance
10.35
11.31
Aetna Life
5.71
Inc
America
5.62
9.61
lc
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc-1
Johnston
(The; Mutual Fund_l
Fund
Resources
Intl
1.97
1.80
—25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
6.26
a21.75
Atomic
17.20
Funds—
Custodian
—1
15.83
5.47
5.95
B-l
(Investment
1
23.54
24.57
"A" Inc__l
"B" Inc.._5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
8.15
8.86
E-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds;
1
23.02
25.12
16.30
17.78
9.92
10.83
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
3.63
Bullock Fund Ltd
10.67
22.30
Bonds;
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)—1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks;—1
B-l tHigh-Grade Com Stk;—1
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)™1
6-3 (Speculative Com Stki—1
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-l
17.73
9.74
24.11
14.67
13.38
Bonos;
11.87
15.50
9.14
9.98
12.85
13.90
1
6.09
6.67
10
65
10
203
Agricultural Insurance Co—
10
American Equitable Assur—___5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred——
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
<Jacksonville
__1
Fla)
American Home Assurance Co .5
Par
Lawyers
68%
Fund
Knickerbocker
8.68
9.48
12.87
14.05
17.04
18.59
Amer
Life
Beneficial
1—1
7.21
7.88
1
14.07
15.21
1
Inc—
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
20.24
Ltd
6.18
11.62
1
Inc___l
16.03
17.53
5.86
6.39
25.35
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
118
124
Lincoln National Life
10
218
227 %
8
19.56
14.300
Electrical
lo
5.38
5.92
2.45
2.70
shares
55%
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
10%
11%
Monarch
Life
5
44
National
Fire
128
133
General
3.98
4.38
10.13
11.07
Metal
shares
lc
3.46
3.31
1
10.02
Paper
shares—.
lc
3.90
4.30
1
9.22
13.63
14.82
Petroleum
lc
3.57
3.93
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Investment shares—lc
2.96
3.26
18.79
2.92
3.22
—1
17.29
1
______1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
15.61
16.96
13.24
14.31
Inc
Fund
Colonial
Investment
Commonwealth
Special
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
—
Composite Fund Inc
Fund Ine__
Concord
De
Vegh
Delaware
14.56
Fund Inc—__1
Growth fctk Punu__l
14.72
10
71
75%
National Union Fire
5
35
37%
25%
Nationwide
5
18%
19%
18%
19%
Corp class A
New Amsterdam Casualty
2
46%
49%
29%
32
New
10
38%
42
28%
Fund_„l
17.41
Financial
Founders
10.4)
Hampshire
York
Capital
Corp
Investors Trust
176.37
7.41
14.75
15.95
shares
8.19
New
Electronics
8.90
11.83
6.56
Fund
5.02
RR
Pine
16.14
Price
Fund
Pioneer
14.90
(T
9.81
6.88
Science
Sctukler Fund
8.67
9.59
13.16
14.41
11.44
12.53
Fund
Nuclear
&
of
Funds
1
Inc
Scudder,
Stevens
Sz
59
Stuck
Common
Fund
a24.52
_1
1
6.36
Selected
,25
1.25
9.05
6.25
56
59%
68
72%
10
10
28
_5
._5
16%
33%
18
Standard
30 %
43
45%
10
52%
56
Y)___8
19%
20%
35%
(Jacksonville Fia;_2%
27%
29%
______
Title
Fire
Marine
&
Accident
&
Guar
—
Trust
(N
5
82%
85%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
64%
67%
Fire
3
21 %
23%
2
35%
37%
2
25%
27
Travelers
36%
10
149%
80
84 %
U
41%
43%
U S Life
5
105 %
Ins__10
96%
101%
32 V2
35%
IlO
I
Insurance
North
of
Co
4
156
5
Hartford Steamboiier
—
383
Amer.
Life
Standard
,_1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.51
Jersey Insurance Co ol N Y__ 10
110
S
City
Co in the
Insurance
Y
N
of
Westchester
Fire
—_—
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point, represent one
Ask
Land Bank Bonds—
l%s
Oct.
1957—
1,
15,
1S57
Jan.
15,
1958——
Feb.
17,
1958——
1957_
——
3%s
Feb.
14,
100.1
2%s
Mav
1,
1958
100.2
3%s
May
I.
1958
4%s July 15,
1958
100.4
1C0
—
Federal
99.30
1957
4 %s
1957
Sept. 20,
2%s Jan.
4s
Feb.
%s
May
4s
1.
May
4%s
_
99.27
99.31
Feb.
3%s
100
99.30
100.3
96.20
95.6
94.26
95.2
Central
"
98.28
—
99.31
7.59
Smith
8.32
(Edson
7.46
8.18
8.5)
Sovereign
10.49
11.49
State
Stein
Fund
Bi
—
al4.33
-1
1
Inc
12.12
MaiCll
99.30
101.1
99.29
100
1953—_—
3,
14.05
40%
43 %
Street Investment Corp
Roe & Farnham Fund
*
II
1
9.87
10.81
9.21
4.07
4.47
lc
.
Texas
Investment
F und
17.75
Income Fund
United
United
Inc—
Science
Funds
1
8.18
8.94
Sliares_l
10.12
4.36
Value
3%s Oct.
I
U23.87
Value
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.53
2.77
Inc___ 1
8.11
8.86
8.55
9.34
10.46
Line
Value
1
9.66
lc
10.43
11.41
lc
10.51
Fund
l'L'S April 1, 1959-
96.16
96.24
1 %s
95.8
95.16
3%s April 15. 1958
99,25
99.2 7
1%s
94
94.8
98.18
98.22
Fund
6.39
1%S
Oct.
5.40
5.90
1%S
April
2.86
3.13
Institutional
Growth
Fund, lc
99.31
1.
1958
98.22
98.30
15.
1958
99.4
1,
97.20
7.16
8.70
14.57
'Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Fund
lc
1
11.30
12.76
5.24
Inc
6.93
7.59
Inc
12.11
13.25
5.66
Aug.
1,
91.20
100.1
wi
1958
Inc
1,
15,
Oct.
1,
90.12
99:8
99.12
l%s April 1, 1962
88.28
89.4
IV2S
99.21
1958
3%s Feb 15,
Oct.
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1-56
11-
J.751-
Bi-1
Due
Dated
Rate
8-
1-57
3-57
99.31
Due
Dated
3.9U%
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.30
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-
2-53
99.28
Ask
Bid
Industries
Central
I'linois
4l4s„1975
4%s__
Light
1976
4%s_1987
Chance Vought 5%s
Ask
78%
79%
Pacific
83
Paget
81
~
98%
96
Power
Delaware Power & Lc 5s
1937
104
Ferro
1975
84
70%
773'
Ccrp 3%s_._;
rrueXiauf Trailer
is
.
.-1975
-
General
Bell
Southern
Calif
Georgia
Power
Hotels
n- V
1C2
Telephon» 5s__
5%s
1987
93
Southern
,6s
1
M
sten
a?
104%
95
Texas
.
Eciiso.i
Wiscons.n
4%s__1987
P.pe L.,.e
6%s
3%s
ROM
100
8i%
100%
Elec
1975
U
S
jo;ji103%
84
~
e
on-
vork
Northern
Can
5s
Telephone
States
Pwr
l076
107
100%
100
%V
103 %
103%
1977
Service
4%s
__1987
5s
1971
Gas
7-
1-57
4
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.28
8-
1-57
5-
Corp
Iiidustries
100 '
15
99%
70
August
I
August
1957—
99.944
99.943
8,
1957_,
99.887
99.895
1957
29.831
99.813
99.774
99.790
15,
August
September 5,
71
29,
96%
-r
122
102
September
4%r__1987
5812
99
McLouth Steel
.1
5'/
pfd
100.4
100.2
Dollar Value
Bid
31 %
32 %
'(10
105%
106%
100
103%
104%
Net
Ask
99.533
99.557
99.487
1957.
1G571957-
99.503
September 26,
3,
1957
99.466
99.484
October
99.397
99.417
1957
99.337
99.358
99.295
99.738
October
99.663
October
17f 1957—
99.272
October
24,
1957—.
99.185
99.196
1958—
97.446
97.472
FOOTNOTES
•No
a
nfd
5a.31
99.30
100
99.612
99.718
1957
12,
105
99
4.7=',
99.29
99.592
1957
93%
Alum
99.27
100.1
Bills
10,
24,
—
124
1910
98%
Producis
1-58
97%
Ttlephone 4%s__1992
Kaiser
3-r'R
-1-58
99.650
1957
par
b Bid
stock
asset
k Admitted
Stock
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value
fEx-100 r/r
Cart
wi
September 19,
September 23,
March
91 %
99%
4.20%
3-58
2-
Ask
1,
100 %.
1971
5Has
4%s
3.90%
United States Treasury
100
1Q"«
98%
99.31
Pipe
1977
4%s_H991
4 25%
August 22, 1957
88
jn-,
100.1
Dollar Value
Stocks—
National
3-
99.30
August
5s
Wiscottain
3-57
1-57
104
Gas—
Transcontinental
Underwood
6-
11-
Bid
i
Amer
1-57
4.00%
1-57
99.31
93
103 %
Transmission—
—
5-
10 L2
5-
105%
90
198G
5s
Universal
-
1077
Muener Brass
99%
Line
1981
ropoluau
98%.
ftott.—
4%s
M
Mich'tan
4%s___l9ti,i
1983
—
100.2
99.31
Edison—
Calif
Teun Gas
99.31
1-57
101%
104%
1-57
11-
Ask
100.1
Ask
101%
1982
Textron
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5s 1987
Am
Telep
5%s
102%
104
.—1970
4%&
ol
4%s
97
1987
104'-.
5«—1989
100.1
10-
1-57
Ligln—
&
—1987
Co
87
iaip
•
Sheratcn
Southern
_1977
Bid
Electric
&
6%s
98%
95
Gas
Sound
99.30
2-57
2-
3.10 %
Bonds—(Cont.)
3-56
1-
3 80%
Security Issues
12-
3.75%
Bid
Rate
100.1
S-
3.875%
Bonds—
90.20
19G1
1962
99.30
3.875%
Recent
93.8
91.28
100.3
9.51
13.36
93
97.23
Aug.
7.83
1
15,
1, I960.
April 1. 1961_
99.6
1%S
1960
Oct.
12.28
—1
Fund
1, 1959
April 1, 1960
May
4s
2%s June
11.27
Oct.
3'a 5
l%s
1957_.
1957
1957
2%s AUg.
Mutual
Investors
100.2
100
Treasury Notes—
19.23
1
Investing Corp
Washington
Wil
1961
1,
5.85
1
Street
Aug.
'
Fund
100."
100
Stock
Inc
12.71
Wall
Ltd—
wis
1%S
4s
1
Inc
1959
15,
Feb.
97.7
99.27
17.69
12.73
ioc
Towne
l%s
100
97.5
99.25
11.65
Special Situations
&
Ask
Notes—(Cont. )-
Treasury
—
Bill
Maturity—
1908
1957
1.
14,
1
Ltd
Inc
Strum
Fund
11.50
11.62
Line
Fund
Van
19517
1.
Feb.
1
Inc
Income
Indebtedness—
Dec.
l
Canada
Ask
11.00
Fund
Fnnd_
Line Fund
Bid
of
Certificates
2s
4.40
10c
1
12.59
4.81
10c
Fund
Investors
9.57
11.58
Fund—1
Accumulated
Income
25%
Maturity—
3%s
Continental
Haydock Fund Ire
23%
8.96
United
^
._1
_l
Inc
United
32nds of a point
more
13.71
Funds Inc—
United
Series H-DA
11.76
3%s
United
9.34
17.22
11.12
12.58
Fund
16.69
1
:_1
lnc_l
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent one or
a29.91
10.09
Sterling
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.25
12.83
Investors
lo
Airlines
100.1
99.30
1957.-
1,
•
-1
1
.1
investors
touutuwefctcru
8.20
8.52
r»nitai
96%
100.1
1957
15.
Nov.
99
95 %
Cooperatives—
for
37us Sept. 3, 1957
Oct.
93 %
98
1972__
15.
Bank
99.4
101
92%
1972-1967
15,
Sept
100 %
1969
1971
3%s May 1,
4%s
97.22
96.10
94.28
1962_
July 15,
99.30
100.12
97.12
——.
V2S June 1, 1960
99.12
9.9.29
1958
1958—_!
8,
100.3
1,
99.27
1958
10,
10.
100.2
99.2
100
99.26
100.4
1953—_——J.
1,
99.6
1958—
10,
Mar.
4.10s
200
100
:
1958
20.
Feb.
100
98.24
1959
1960
May 1,
2
A~=n—
Mortgage
Natl
3.90s Aug. 20,
100.1
Nov.
2%s
17, 1953
2V4S
2%s
4%s March
99.24
100.1
99.30
99.31
Oct.
99.23
99.20
lab8
99.30
Sept.
3.70s
16,
32nds of a point
more
or
Federal
12.58
Shares
Abler
16.20
Burtiirgton
%
9.79
9.48
-1
Templeton Growth Fd ol Can—1
Insur
53
'
8.00
5.80
lc
Institutional
Springfield
4%s
7.30
Television-Electronics
Foundation
28%
Republic
Jefferson
13%
48%
—_10
Marine
&
Surety Co
26%
3'%s
8.65
7.01
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Inst
Fire
—5
American
Life
12%
Clark—
2.70
Bank
Insurance
Paul
3.80s
lc
Institutional
6t
112
10
4
5 6 Hi
6.42
^Institutional Shares
108
2
(Texas)—10
(N Y)
39%
a35.77
2.45
Boston
54 %
37
——
_
4.05s Apr.
12.52
1
lc
Series II-C7
Republic
51%
Clai*.
&
9.22
shares
Fund of
6.90
13.99
•
Canada
Stevens
Inc.
Fund
a
14.11
_
Incorporated
6.38
1
Industry Shores Inc—1
Incorporated
16.60
33.21
12.87
Fund-
8.41
Utilities
Income
15.27
1
shares——lc
Funds
22.28
Stock
Inc__.
(Geo)
Scudder,
Reinsurance Corp
9.96
32.88
-2.50
Putnam
21%
45 %
Security (New Haven 1
15.30
22.06
1
12.80
shares
stock
12.31
9.13
10.75
6.27
11.26
13.96
;_
10.10
68
20
42
7.50
4.30s
Inc
Growth
64%
10
Providence-Washington
4
2.50
3.70s
Inc
10
Phoenix
4
88 3
Federal Home Loan Banks^—
10.52
9.63
lc
shares
Hamilton
37 %
.&
Inc
Rowe;
7.96
"
Growth
35%
Corp—
Fund Inc—
;
28%
49%
7.34
1
Fund
24%
46%
21.05
lc
shares
Tobacco
"
Street
58%
22%
384
Bid
_—
Fund
54%
5
83
4
9.11
20.03
Securities
securities
10
Insurance Co
10
F;
54'2
Indemnity Co
36%
4
—
6.26
6.72
lnc__.___1
Puritan
lc
shares
equipment
Railroad
Steel
Inc
Peoples
Pacific
8.60
5.73
1
Shares
9.22
shares.lc
shares—lc
shares
Bond
Railroad
Gulf
88%
50
Peerless
4%
67
10
Glens Falls
Great
83
4.60
7.87
1
Chemistry
7.32
lc
shares
Mining
Petroleum
4.21
.1
Ltd
Philadelphia
14.77
Industrial Machinery
bond
Nucleonics
3%
63
26
Insurance Co
Seaboard
&
10
of N Y_10
(Minn)
Pacific
10
Capital Fund
Canada
13.78
lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares—
lc
institutional
1
1
Series
Over-The-Counter
18.39
4062
shares
Merchandising
1.25
Newark
Franklin Life
79%
6.57
Fund-
Electronics
7.19
17.21
Electrical
&
(N J%
(S
Fund
of
75
57
——
Firemen's
9%
12.50
93%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
Fireman's
35 %
8%
National Life
Insurance
89 %
53%
28%
32%
;
Northwestern
10
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal
125
131
26%
'
Equipment shares
Food
York
of
5
5
2.50
3233%
Fire
River
Northern
310
Co—__—5
3.95s
lc
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Common
10.81
6.01
Series!
Stock
England
New
4.40
10.81
—lc
lc
.Building shares—
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares
9.89
1
Series
Growth
.
1°
1°
shares.
Automobile
Aviation
10.93
_1
20.47
11.82
8.34
16.73
4.0 7
Securities—
Group
18.92
5.0.)
15.52
3.76
3.46
-_1
Slock
Income
Co
Casualty
300
Hanover Fire
1
Prelerred
10
87%
10.66
Co Inc-1
Series
23.99
7.15
1
1
1
Industries Fund Inc
General
9.72
014.43
1
.__
23.29
—
Gas
Series
Life
North
Fire
Northeastern
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series
Lata need
174. bl
Funds Inc •
Common
stock series-——lc
Preferred stock series——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
———1
General
15.36
Series—
5.21
CuSfOdian
Franklin
14.20
1
investors C'orp—
National Security
Dividend
5
Mutual inv Co IiiC—1
Industrial Fund Ine_l
Mutual Fund
*
Fiduciary
21.02
19.44
1
Inc
CorD_
21.78
lnc_—
Fund
National
General
Assurance
Globe
interest—1
Fund
22.44
—1
—1
Electronics
Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund lac—
.____-10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Balanced
Fidelity
Fund-
Wide Securities
Bond
Stock Fund
83
Home
3.0 i
9.65
HowardFund
&
12.57
11.63
33%c
of beneficial interest-—.
19.65
2.79
E
Ins„—;_2
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Foundation.,__1
Shares
7.53
Mutual Trust Shares
Nation
__——————2.50
Dividend Shares
—-25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc—— 1
Eaton
Invest
27
145
(N J)
13.05
9.7)
Investment
Diversified
Life
Income
Mutual
16.13
8.89
6.87
12.07
Stock
——
beneficial
of
Mutual
9.85
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
78%
12.19
Income
nnvc-rsuied
Inc
Mutual
75
—
Delaware
14.71
8.96
—lc
Growtn
Massachusetts
7.44
11.03
..._
shares
Investors
Mass
Units
Investing Co Inc
1
Muiual Fund Inc
1
Fund
———1
Vegh
De
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Fund
6.80
shares
shares
Transport
20 %
19
Industries
Co
Ins
19%
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co
31%
j
5
Continental
Equipment shares.lc
Automobile
18.09
13,700
37%
29
51
Fire Assurance
56
C'rum & Forster Inc
Funds—
Managed
35%
5
Merchants
18
Ins Assn
Connecticut
1
—5
Massachusetts
30%
28
Colonial Life Ins of Amer—_10
Natl
Casualty
Bonding
Maryland
7%
Ins Co__l
Stand Life
Columbian
16%
52
23%
6.25
Life Ins
Fire
1
10
(N J)_10
Co__
Boston Insurance Co
Camden
37%
32%
3
Continental
4 4.03
a
Fund—•
Mutual
SayJes
6.77
23.45
12.59
10.63
:—1
Fund Inc.
Insurance Stk
Loomis
8.70
7.96
1
.
Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust
-1
Chemical
Fund Inc
—50c
Christiana
Securities cotn__100
Preferred
U—___100
Insurance
Life
Capital
11.52
Investors
Lite
21.90
Growth
International
Canadian
Fund
Inc
.250
25c
1
x—1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
General Fund
Canada
35%
15%
Inc
Companies
New
Fund
California
(Birmi_2
26%
2%
Natl
2%
Ins
Life
25%
(Wash D C;___l
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
17%
2Ha
24'A
27
American Surety
Ask
15%
Co._65c
23%
25%
—5
Natl
Corp
Bid
(Va»_5
Title
30%
36%
American Rc-insurance
&
28'/*
29Hi
33
Mercury
Ins
Mtge
Liberty
211
''Newark N J<__2Va
Amer Ins Co
Title
Lawyers
151
144
10
Co
Companies
Ask
12.96
14.21
(Discount
K-4
21.76
16.40
B-3
12.64
20.21
1
—1
Investment
Street
11.20
11.63
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr ol America
•
Boston Fund Inc
——1
Bowling Green Fund
10c
Blue Ridge
Broad
3.97
10.30
Keystone
Surety
&
Bid
d
dividend,
to
listing
Exchange
yield price,
Ex-rights,
stock.
t New
value.
on
the New
York
x
y
(
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
186
Number 5659
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(461)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
a
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 27,
clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
5.2% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
at
$21,063,943,360 against $20,016,514,650 for the
there is
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 7.1%.
a
1956.
At this
center
Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
Ending July 27—
New
Week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
$9,522,480,582
+
1,062,845.885
1,033,704,642
+
961,000,000
1,227,000,000
Chicago
].
Philadelphia
"■
—
-
—
Boston
:___.
Kansas City
San
Francisco
+
410,226,873
+
343,600,000
+
0.1
638,710.453
+
+
Other cities,
\
Tctal
All
all
cities,
587,229,941
—
five days
567,183,146
+
cities, five
all
cities)
+
7.6
4.446,979,765
days—
Z,
day
4,034,505,975
issue of next week.
ends
We
(7 cities)
+
5.1
+
+
we
the elaborate
detailed statement,
District of
covered
them
by the foregoing will
today,
July 20.
For that
week
there
was
at
week in 1956.
this
center
Federal
showing
(6
appear
the
as
week
of
they
3.3%.
of
was
We
of
going to
press.
are
we
present further below,
of
the
group
and
cities
according to
from this
note
we
the
that
in
a
decline
of
16.2%, but in the Boston Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
larger by 5.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District
by 7.6% and in
.
3.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
3.9%.
following
we
furnish
a
OF
__10
____
3rd
Philadelphia
4111
Cleveland
5th
"
Inc. or
1955
$
385,698,305
Dec. %
$
858,644,833
11,460,251,475
11,814,638,249
11
"
1,159,150,025
1,383,566.625
7
"
1,609,551,588
3.2
+
1954
$
772,064,153.
742,459,230
10,734,235,852
—16.2
1,280,104,432
1,182,191,550
5.7
1,404.300,628
10,238,783,731
6
"
828,112,097
769,768,165
+
7.6
714.072,912
619,837,479
Atlanta
—10
"
1,342,406,288
1,225,329,333
+
9.6
1,157,931,339
944,149,362
7tll
Chicago
17
"
1,636,790,439
1,665,840,415
—
1.7
1,460,163,273
1,248,175,726
.'__
4
**
763,664-,323
761,563,233
0.3
718,214,598
641,139,794
I_
7
"
664,250.107
811)
St.
'9th]
Louis
Minneapolis
10th. Kansas City
11th
Dallas.
12th]
San
_
9
6
"
Francisco——10
"
+
620,664,702
702,496,045.
703,874,422
7.0
+
—
0.2
583,331,096685,864,997
585,558,969
-
____1(!9
Outside
New
York
"
567,923,031
+
3.1
549,523,257
1,398,019,517
1,345,112,425
*+
3.9
1,280.410,373
507,893,323
631,930,933
.
1,404,300,628
1,218,150,781
+ 12.1
3,878,195
20,926,000
197,055,434
5,000 219
4,460,553
207,508,654
+
O.l
8,003,395
382,738,544
+
2.2
6,515,525
+
8.4
143,497,285
+17.4
353,594,599
132,103,159
3,170,172
18,213,000
175,435,129
5,483,595
299,624,112
117,911,471
769,768,165
+
7.6
714,072,912
619,837,479
414]744]257
168,457]l33
cities)
828,112,097
We
•
add
now
week ended
I
•
our
385,854,221
23,238,973,400
—
0.9
21,340,216,910
33,631,612
32,869,078
2.3
28,360,775
140,625,543
427,000,000
132,146,981
401,400,000
24,060,398
6.4
119,341,077
369,400,000
99,639,573
320,600,000
6,670,542
;
11,858,170,467
+
1.5
11,028,974,568
statement
"
•
Clearings at—
showing the figures for each city for the
£'£'<>■
\S
Week
;
-
-
River
New
•
Bedford
Worcester
New.
1955
$
6,011,006
157,367,133
186,123,589
16,689,266
.664,808
222,099,517
15,270,429
9.3
13,254,830
615,996
7.9
570,193
9,249,090
444,652
215,269,820
3.2
201,998,627
183,637,815
1,342,406,288
1,225,32$,333
+
9.6
1,157,931,339
944,149,362
+
3.6
+
5.4
2,279,002
17,792,379
+ 11.7
9,572,052
2,161,149
14,742,009
7,896,873
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
".
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
♦3,000,000
13,160,582
2,895,994
20,001,345
11,339,118
12,615,719
99,536,000
91;928.000
10,650,480
7,510,215
9,325,626
4,315,436
131,622,396
7,153,300
45,694,835
47,524,340
14,090,896
14,414,922
1,510,896
1,593,667
1,217,087,595
1,270,797,638
6,952,415
21,090,037
12,669,288
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
_i
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
'
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
Sioux
City
3,823,882
142,732,083
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
2,353,717
6,178,547
____
Decatur
6,795,704
Peoria
638,909,680
630,984,603
+ 21.4
3,461.505
137,146,262
4.3
10.888,902
+
8.3
89,097,000
9,271,032
+ 14.2
—11.4
9,463,353
75,671,000
7,724,549
4,035,095
+
8.4
128,520,490
+
5.0
—
3.8
6,120,959
41,140,347
13,078,897
1,640,295
2.2
—
5.2
—
—
—
4.2
2.3
2,998,305
107,793,223
5,046,766
37,484,127
13,899,599
1,587,840
1,088,527,769
7,538,036
932,492,034
4,507,787
11,954,506
19,364,762
13,983,836
—10.5
10,453,909
7,988,565
7,019,197
3.3
6,223,273
4,764,041
1,636,790,439
cities)
+ 35.9
12,088,143
7,247,852
(17
14,253,-159
10,824,932
Rockford
1,665,840,415
1.7
1,460,163,273
1,248,175,726
+
—
Missouri—St. Louis
403,600,000
214,114,480
Total
(4 cities)
135,811,502
763,664,323
_
414,400,000
208,601,253
142,611,167
3,338,676
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
761,563,233
+
10,224,452
413,274,831
+
+
2,750,478
—
0.2
393,300,00$
+
2.6
194,093,563
359,000,000
170,361,537
+
5.0
128,285,464
109,585,631
+ 21.4
2,530,571
2,192,626
0.3
718,214,598
641,139,794
+ 15.7
8,825,602
7.5
392,511,706
5.5
150,074,498
+ 16.4
9,217,346
Ninth Federal Reserve District—
MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
11,829,305
6,266,332
North
South
6,597,574
5.0
6,189,421
14,437,396
14,205,231
+
1.6
J.2,144,465
6,832,493
338,721,856
132,378,106
8,131,376
3,801,086
4,900,503
13,127,903
664,250,107
Minneapolis
St.
620,664,702
+
7.0
583,331,096
507,893,323
+
0.9
+ 11.9
1,381,474
966,796
+
2.7
8,812,448
872,232
787,093
9,605,839
—
2.4
444,195,135
-
Paul
170,185,578
Dakota—Fargo
11,840,642
5,495,719
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
(7
161,329,496
10,168,416
4,864,702
cities)
+
—
13.0
4,368,058
Nebraska—Fremont
City-'
954,355
.
Hastings
945, 505
706, 328
790,134
10,286,162
;
10,018, 082
163,769, 118
159,798,244
159,156,839
—15.0
158,831,963
10,717,724
3.2
32,177,004
+
0.9
452,866,066
+
3.0
13,323,421
6,463,225
9,365,684
28,397,753
406,089,556
13,055,114
11,724,968
34,866, 126
457,854. ,848
+
"462,034,534
15,168,708
14,726, 695
5,752,930
Springs
13,789, 903
35,986,010
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
+15.5
1,425,402
1,240,194
Pueblo
7,197, 817
(a)
—20.1
Total
(9
702,496,045
cities).
(a/
703,874,422
(a)
4,925,699
(a) ~
3,186,676
1,632,326
3,609 581
+
0.2
4,339,177
3,306,469
16.226.436
.+
9.6
13,746,785
11,509,309
11,5,33,109
+
26.6
10,914,559
8,186,212
42.540.437
+
25,840,3-71
28,359,310
—
34.729,800
31,345,600
3.353,468
2,758.251
885,698,305
858,641,833
cities)
+
5,436,751
23
+
Island—Providence_____^___
(12
2,756.362
0.4
3,369,817
46.090,507
Hampshire—Manchester
+ 16.9
+
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Rapids
Colorado—Colorado
3.5
—
—
Haven
Total
$
I4,606,.5t8
I
^
8.3
36,866,079
30,621,094
8.9
21,633,746
16,490.992
+ 10.8
28.817,800
3,014,511
2,722,622
3.2
772,064,153
685,864,997
631,930,933
+ 38.0
7,109,239
329,865,085
26,231,975
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
15,049,590
Dallas
10,907,016
480,185,667
494,848,874
Fort Worth
45,891,849
Galveston
44,778,075
8,264,000
8,767,000
26,420,600
+ 21.6
0.2
—
+
3.1
10,911,906
467,296,414
+
2.5
38,422,704
+
6.1
742,459,239
+
Wichita Falls
7,689,372
Total
(6
15,828,906
585,558,969
cities)
7,959,367
13,312,284
Louisiana—Shreveport
567,923,031
7,343,000
8,418,157
5,404,040
3.4
—15.9
17,131,076
11,889,602
—
+
3.1
549,523,257,
6.9
211,480,430
5,354,320
385,854,221
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second
Federal Reserve District--New York—
New, York—Albany..
Binghamton
;
{
Syracuse
V
_1
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark-
Northern
Total
New
JerseyJ
3.8
145,052,908
122,584,333
8.0
2,673,481
2,456,605
2,644,238
2,349,299
3.3
10,311.242,342
9,880,826,530
7.6
35,336,707
3,554,449
(10 cities)
38,754,009
,
,..
25,698,019
3 0 8 0 <0 0
:
7$,109,546
"*75,359,691
11,460,251,475
Lake
California—Long
6,663,651
227,654,290
—
City
109,516,093
Beach
31,182,392
203,520,149
5,458,927
227,080,788
103,107,760
29,229,510
19,363,799
708,480,434
26,791,998
8,368,067
+
27,465,404
85,592,955.-
11,814,638,249
—
—
-+
+
+
1.9
5.1
21,437,267
9.4
26,882,471
18,122,320
25,097,973
+
5.0
69,106,053
7.3
83,275,808
68,414,303
3.0
10,734,235,852
10,238,783,731
:
21,186,840
Francisco
730,524,536
29,993,578
Santa Barbara
9,852,038
Stockton
Total
5,521,474
5,132,596
0.3
166,884,981
+
6.2
198,230,242
110.015,473
26,454,091
—
83,351,270
+
6.7
+
9.4
16,913,369
13,726,584
+
3.1
669,484,602
23,584,559
6,547,053
568,403,917
18,353,233
6,165,409
+ 12.0
+ 17.7
21,755,804
13,788,537
(10 cities)
Grand total
(109 cities)
13,710,993
+
0.6
12,179,080
10,311,675
1,398,019,517
1,345,112,425
+
3.9
1,280,410,373
1,071,124,296
23,035,949,278
23,238,973,400
—
0.9
21,340,216,910
19,431,690,435
12,036,130,303
11,858,170,467.
+
1.5
11,028,974,568
' 9,550,863,90$
—
64,400,233
+
Pasadena
San
177.038,827
+ 22.1
+
31,621,208
'
11,380,802,933
91,798.859
4,645,241
+
10,969,818,975
26,999,154
4.094.377
217,657,562
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
+
41,711,229
Rochester
18,265,686
2^60,174
a.
3.488.605
York-
31,990,150
152,294,078
2,-765,670
Jamestown
.+ 17,4
"(at
158,029,938
_
Elmira
New
23.556,537
.O (a)
Buffalo
i
Washington—Seattle
.26,492*109
,
5,993,433
6,324,599
198,745,270
214,142,910
Kansas—Topeka
1954
3,618,587
Connecticut—Hartford
New
706,951,178
July 20
Inc. or
Dec. %
17,784,111
Springfield
Rhode
7,379,807
4,092,213
1
Lowell
2,947 931
723,502,849
_
2,844,253
1,885,443
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Ended
1956
*$
7,350.185
Portland
5,793,058
3.9
+ 18.2
Omaha
,
.
Maine—Bangor
9.5
6,793,812
228,750,121
Lincoln
*
•1957.-''
"
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
"
:
6,089,507
7,056,717
270,414,970
9,550,863,905
July 20 for four yearsi.
3
6.4
217,553,313
19,431,690,435
12,036,130,303
detailed
2.7
+
District—Atlanta—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
.
23,559,734
8,176 637
1,071,124,296
23.035,949,278
City_
5.7
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
Total
381,407,902
8.1
24,206,782
207,527,019
1,218,150,781
+
61 h
'
49,222,300
12,027,197
10,539,780
13,922,938
438,149,573
+
Augusta
Total
3.0
—
1,552,047,967
Richmond
53,094,800
15,215,985
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1956
$
12 cities
York
+ 10.0
Nashville
Reserve Districts:
BANK CLEARINGS
1957
"Week Ended July 20—
2nd New
8.8
—23.3
13,555,006
District—Richmond—
Springfield
summary by Federal
SUMMARY
1st,. Boston
+
16,148,663
9,411,638
+
Lansing
the totals record
by 9.6%. The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss of
1.7%, but the St. Louis Reserve District has to its credit a
gain of 0.3% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.0%
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
show a decrease of
0.2%, but in the Dallas Reserve District there is an increase of
the
253,412,766
502,129,198
0.9
6.9
459,242,067
Macon
the Atlanta Reserve District
In
12,405,606
288,562,935
582,948,791
+
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
gain of 1.5%, the bank clearings
a
District the totals register an
improvement of 3.2%,
trict the totals
7.7
13,587,750
1,522,047,967
0.9%, the aggregate clearings for
(including this city)
Philadelphia Reserve District
1,182,191,550
496,428,974
Louisiana—New Orleans..,
located
are
1,280,104,432
+
Tennessee—Knoxville
Total
in which
—16.2
+
Columbia—Washington
$23,035,949,278 against $23,238,973,400 in the
decrease
a
Reserve Districts
and in the
to
Outside of this city there
the New York Reserve District
3.0%
at time
cases
however, which
decrease
a
the whole country having amounted
same
inasmuch
able to give final aiid complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
are
9,217,196
1,383,566,625
5.2
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
13,808,037
322,921,546
Virginia—Huntington
7.7
not available
are
7,331,267
12,649,857
15,198,496
+ 32.2
—
637,161,435
59,431,500
Georgia—Atlanta
Saturday and the Saturday figures
8,218,319
3.7
469
1,609,551,588
_y.
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
806.901,198
furnish
2,963,162
12,390,633
14,913,562
_..
South
$19,209,613,452
week
cannot
5,496,821
4,109,235
9.9
+
64,657,100
Richmond
+ 10.2
$21,063,943,360 $20,016,514,650
Complete and exact details for the
our
3,074,606
6,996,775
1.0
—
'
14,631,913
Sixth Federal
in
4,233,166
0.3
—
325,698,165
Virginia—Norfolk
3.8
+
869,395,953
.i.
4,528,684
1,132,000,000
1,979,122
4.8
—
680,831,241
Fifth Federal Reserve
$20,194,547,407
_______
cities for week
17,252 196
13,275,
1,159,150,025
Youngstown
Total
Total
16,617,725
__
5,749,540
1,216,000,000
6,933 550
17,55l]o04
■
9.4
8.9
3.5
336,044,497
$15,747,567,642 $15,175,107,477
five days___
one
3,536, 101
Delaware--Wilmington
New. Jersey—Trenton
West
Ten cities,
♦3,500,000
7,618,824
A
2.2
361,447,263
-
Baltimore
v
7,601 001
Wilkes-Barre
York
Total
Cleveland
4,577 613
+
+
—17.3
4,744 990
4.0
445,539,241
1,636,423
1,839,122
7 579 577
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
664,312,000
$
1,454,412
2,158,596
4,358,555
Scranton
Cincinnati
4.0
343,900.000
455,187.652
1954
'
—14.8
1,320,000 000
Columbus
5.5
1
Pittsburgh
$
1,653,146
5,166,900
1,091,000.000
,
Cleveland
—21.8
650,618.043
"J
1955
+ 11.9
1,916 782
1,934 ,884
Ohic—Canton
426.626,704
.__
or
1,794 039
2,116,651
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
(11
July 20
Inc.
Dec. %
1,633,057
—
Mansiield
j
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
7.1
2.8
.
686,543,316
Louis
St.
1956
$10,198,469,881
Ended
1956
2,007,732
Chester
Total
1957
York
District—Philadelphia—
$
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Reserve
Pre¬
year ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
Federal
1957
increase compared with
an
Third
45
Outside New York City
(a) Clearing operations
discontinued.
i
,t
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(462)
'
Company and Issue—
1. 1966 and 1967 ...Aug
1
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% s, f. debs., due Feb. 1, 1962-Aug
1
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus arid Mary—
First mortgage serial bonds due 1965—
——
Aug 1
mortgage serial bonds due Aug.
1st
the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the difleient
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
of the Tariff Act of 1930,
requirement of Section 522
Pursuant to the
Pag#
Date
Peter's Evangelical & Reformed Church—
St.
Foreign Exchange Rates
51
*
Cc.—
Pacific
Southern
/
.
155
5Y4*&>\ bonds, series H, due 1983
—
-July 31 1
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 series A preferred stock—--—
Aug 26
1st mtge.,
*
FOREIGN
JULY
1957, INCLUSIVE
25,
JULY
TO
1957
19,
CALLED
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
1.052812
1.054087
1.052650
.208700
.208700
1.052343
.208725
.208728
.208900
.00435401*
.238000
.208080
Ireland, pound
—
.00277912*
.00277912*
DIVIDENDS: V
.0800500*
.0800560* ,*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261140
.261100
.261150
2.758044
2.757735
2.757301
2.759282
>-
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000''
.0349000*
,
Name of Company
2.776463
2.786375
.233310
2.775217
2.786875
:
2.774900
2.774470
Norfolk
2.785312
2.784875
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
2.785025
Ltd.
Noranda Mines,
adj. preferred
4%
450c
,'30c
90c
(quar. >
Ry. Co.——,—
:
common (quar.)
Southern
Normetal Mining, Ltd,
'
(quar.)_„——
(interim) —
8-16
9-16
It-15
9-10
8- 9 (
9-30
•
*'
r
25e
43c
-
Holier»
wnen
Payable ofRee.
Share<
|
,
.193330*
.233300
2.775964
per
•
.0349000*
.233308
.193330*
,233325
,
.490950*
.0349000*
;
.193330*
..193330*
.193330* "*
,233325
.490950*
.0349000*
.490950*
(Continued from page 12)
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
pound sterling—
200
1970—July 30
4In volume 185.
in this Issue.
.208625
.261100
+
2.758786
Sweden, krona
——
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
.
.00277912*
.0800500*
—
-
.
2.784875
.00277912*
.261350
escudo
Kingdom,
.208625
2.785025
.00277912*
*
155
Ltd,—
Co.,
Ry.
•Announcement
2.785312
.208040
2.786875
Japan; yen
Mexico, peso———
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Island*, peso
317
.00285500
.238000
.238000
.238000
Aug 15
;
—
guaranteed first mortgage bonds due
.00435401*
.00285500
2.780375
—
Lake
Wabush
.00435401*
.00285500
deben¬
subord.' debentures,
f.
s.
316
317
—
—
subord. debs, due Aug. 15, 1963__Aug 15
Inc., 4.48% pivieircu S'.ock—
Aug 1
——
Instruments,
Texas
.00285500
.00435401*
.00285500
1908
July 29
Aug 31
;
Development S. A. 5-year 6%
due 1901—
Inc. 6% conv.
Sterling,
due
42910
King Soopers, Inc., 7%
.238000
.00485401*
-
United
.324000
.324500
.324466
.208933
rupee
Portugal,
.Q199000
.324533
Firth
.0385356*
.0199312
.0199275
.0199287
1,052343
i
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka—
France
(Metropolitan), franc——
Germany, Deutsche mark—
India,
.0385350*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.324933
dollar
Casualty
preferred stock
tures, series A.
.0199375
314
Telegraph Co.—
debs, due Oct. 13, 1967
Oct 14
Co
of New York si.50 cumulative
conv,
Deltec Investment
2.219023
2.219372
2.219021
2.220017
Citizens
.0230228
.0385350*
—_
Austria,
schilling
;
__
Belgium, franc
—.
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.,
Canada,
.0227857
2.220218
pound
Australia,
-U:'
.0555555*
.0234039
.0233339
1.2-year conv.
—..—Oct 14
1967
American Telephone &
12-year 3%%
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0233120
Official
N
$
$
.0555555*
due
debentures
July 25
S
$
$
.0555555*
Telegraph Co. 37«%
American Telephone A
Thursday
July 24
July 23
July 22
July 19
Argentina, peso-
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Money)
York (Value in United States
Cable Transfers in New
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Country and Monetary
7-31
8-12
7-18
8-30
8- 1
7-20
40c , 9-10
5Va '/a preferred (quar.)
$1,281 y*,* 10- 1
Nortlr Carolina RR„ .7% gtd.
(s-a>—i-—Ju % $3.50
- 8-1
North-Shore Gas (111.) (quar. )—
L_20c
9- 3
Northeastern Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
8F3C
8rl5
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar,)—_ I "20c.
8- 1
,--$1.50 convertible
preferred (quar.)—
31 Vac
8- 1
Northern Illinois Gas Co., com.
(quar.)_:
22c
8- 1
5% preferred (quar.),.
^
$1.25.
8- 1
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.»—
40c
10- 1
Nortliern Oklahoma Gas (quar.
25c
8-15
•Nominal
8-21
9-0
Oil & Gas, $1.20 conv. pfd.
Nortex
American
North
' '.+y30c
(quar, I
;
(quar,)—
Car, common
-
decreased $41 million and $127
y ■
i,.'V
^,
Demand deposits adjusted increased $169 million in
New York City, $90 million in the Kansas City District,
$76 million in the San Francisco District, $74 million in
the Cleveland District, and $58 million in the Boston
District, but they decreased $58 million in the Chicago
District.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks
increased $150 million.
Time deposits increased $40
U. S. Government bonds
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
million, respectively.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands of dollars)
(In
+ ) or
Increase (
Since
Decrease (—)
1957
certificate
Gold
account
'
Total
F.
Other
812,002
+
2
3,082
842,580
certificate reserve
other Banks i"
21,937,980
3,080
798,000
390,836
42,403
51,313
■_-~u_—"—J^
cash
370,822
21,339
$228
55,512
advances-...--,—
405,876
560
237,919
91
349
Acceptances—bought outright—
U. S. Government securities:
21,541
1,382
4,425
and
Industrial
loans
Certificates
outright—
bought
agree't
adjusted♦ '
securities
181,791
Commercial
208,300
4
275,800
Agricultural
80,000
y
94,009
152,792
+
42,573
121,700
23,184,941
275,800
23,400,741
—
Loans
Total
S.-Govt,
U.
+
Other
securities
Total loans and
Uncollected
.—-
-
23,888,718
,__
22
banks
foreign
from
Due
+
192,570
80,302
770
4-.
10,856
275,101
14,330
.+
84,410
51,705,542
-1,207,766
Items—
cash
Bank premises
Other assets
4,809,041
-1,130,790
_
U.
S.
L—
Government securities—total—:
:'
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
+V;: %
y
^
•".
+
187,453
444,047
Cash
57,417
Balances
70,505
121,193
121,204
10,845
16,520
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
—
Other
.+
.
deposits
.-li.
_
availability cash items
dividends
Other liabs. & accrued
-
+
460,011
805,613
+
257,683
1,907
+
304,530
—
19,889,277
3,793,989
14,031
•—
—
"
140
,
—1,219,324
50,350,575
1,042
—1,645
—1,201
7
1,170.
81
13,400
.49
+
adjusted
+1,051,244
Foreign
+
+
10,814
150
1,600
2
+
—
(Section 13b K-—.—.—
capital accounts—
—• V
(Surplus
Other
Total liabs. & capital
16,769
+
43,001
-1,207,766
:
228
+
184
604
120
—
—
.
4.75%
107
to
deposit
'
liabilities
Contingent
note
R.
F.
and
combined
_
.
:397
on
+ '
.9'
.5%
purchased
of
loans
to
banks
Items
loan
Individual
foreign
67,321
correspondents
Industrial
loan
1,843
commitments—
+
+
3,411
after deduction of
shown gross.
valuation re¬
and
are
052
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
banks of the
shows
changes
principal
following
the
weekly reporting member
cities
the week
Federal Reserve System in leading
for
July 17: Decreases of $293 million in holdings of
Treasury bills and $760 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and an increase of $417 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
,
ended
and
industrial loans decreased $114 mil¬
the principal changes
were
decreases of $85 million in New York City, $15
million in the San Francisco District, and $14 million in
the Cleveland District, and an increase of $11 million
in the Kansas City District.
Changes according to in¬
Below will be found a list of
appear
Holdings
Kansas
in another
press
of Treasury bills decreased in
the current volume
City District.
Holdings
of Treasury notes
<lecreased
in the San Francisco
in¬
District, and
$54 million in New York Cty; there was
increase of $83
a
net'
million at all reporting member banks.
NOTICE
■ ■
5%
Park
'.
7-15
7-15
8-16
8-16
,.
7-26
&
•
•
(quae.)
States
Eastern
Corp.,
210
*
bonds—Aug 1 ;
preferred stock—.July 29
Indian
convertible
Head
series A and B
:
Inc.—
Mills,
5%
bonds
due July
Co.
$1
1
1
—Aug
~
*
$1
REDEMPTIONS
Date
.
.
preferred
1
6%
bonds due' 1972—Sep
1
1
*
*
—Aug 10
213
Penn
212
Citizens Utilities
General
1st
Co.—
mtge.
\
,
Plywood Corp., 5%
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Haskellte Manufacturing Corp.—
-
•
...
..
Lawrence Investment
COrp:; 6%
..
*
1
-
(quar.)
________
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(increased)
■
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar,)
preferred. E
(quar,)—1
preferred'- F
(quaf.)
4.G0%
preferred'G" (quar.)
4.70%
-
-
9-10
7-25
7-25
7-25
10-25
10-65
10-25
7-15
7-2
8-20
8-20
90c ""
8-20
7-17
15c
8-16
—40c
(quar.)___
preferred. C
preferred ^D
4.05%
7-19
7-19
8-16
8-30
7-22
.
9-14
-8-23
'
.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)—-—r_—
3.70%
,
7-30
9- 9
pfd. (s-a)
(from ordinary invest, inc.)
4.50%
•
—_
convertible
non-cumulative
Pennsalt Chemicals
7
1
10- 1
8-15
8-15
33c
8-15
25c
11-15
32Vic
11-15
33c
11-15
445c—
8-15
4$1.50 ".
8-1
,8%c
9-15
- 57Vic-~
9- 1
58Vic.
9- 1
50c
25c
preferred
Pennroad
32o
Mary.;.Mother of Grace -of the Dlscalced
1st mtge. serial bonds due 1970
Aug
Carmelite Nuns,
"
,
1959—i_Aug 1
1975——-——Aug
debentures due
1
..
Ltd.,
"
$4
-
-
9-13".
9-13
8- 1
8- 1
9- 3
9-13
8- 1
32Vic
:
(quar.)
4.68% convertible preferred (quar.) ______„
Penn Investment Co. (Pliila.)—
.
sinking fund debentures due 1961—--Sep
County Lighting Co.—
3*b"% 1st mortgage bonds due
Kings
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Fruit, common (quar.)
4.G0%
,
tiust
and collateral
N. H.) (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's
Page
.
—————Aug
12Vic
31 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
$1.32
Company and Issue—
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
3%% bonds due Aug. 1, 1969
(quar,)__
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred
PARTIAL
420c
435c
- 5c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.32
42915
9-27
8-16
7- 8
7-25
0-13
8-31
8-31
Telephone Co.—
$1.30 preferred
Aug
I960-.
1,
Common
;
stock—-.
Inc., preferred
Peninsular
7-30
12-V*
8-16
9-1
7-31
8-1
12)ic.__
preferred (quar.)--—.
Patterson (C. J.), common
7%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Peabody Coal, 5% convertible pfd.
8- 1
8-15
8-15
$245c "
10c
-
..Paf-mplee-'Transportation -(quar..
'Pat'ok Mariufacturihg Co., Ltd., com.' (quar.)
Page
■
2 Vic +10- 1
2Vic 21-2-58
50c
9- 1
Co.' (quar.)
& Co.
-
7Vic
common.(quar.)!;
8-30
2$1," ,T0r 1 " ;9-l6
50c
_2
Parke-Davis
Peerless Cement
Date
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., 1st ref. mtge. s. f.
Sprague Devices,
,
preferred (quar,)_——__
conv. preferred (quar.)
—
Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
Parker '(S. C.)
the "Chronicle."
/;
(quar.)
Motors
CO.,
7-26.
.
8-16
45c-:-' 9-16
20c
Inc
com.
Extra
\
TENDER
OF
Airways,
Peerless Insurance Co. (Keene,
Monastery of
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
7-15
$1.25
$0.29686
5%- conv.
gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
Company and Issue—
15-year 4J-i%
creased $112 million
-
9-15
7-22
(quar.)—15c;
common
World
Chemical
Park"
corporate bonds, notes,
in which the details were given in
American
Paramount
ing tenders, and the page number
3V2%
all but the
Line,
-
Equitable Securities Co., 5% s. f. debs, due Feb. 1. 1900—Aug
release.
East
Panhandle7Eastern Pipe Line,
4% preferred (quar.)i'—
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
lion at all reporting member banks;
dustry
]
——
5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Far
"
K-+;v -'
Notices
First
Commercial
#1.25
7-15
8-15
10-1
8-1
* 20c
(quar.)
•
-
«.
Redemption Calls and Sinking FhmL
21,153
85
'
7-26
7-26
7-26
4.50% preferred (quar.)
—
—28V»c»-,-- 8-15
7-26
4:36% preferred (quar.)
2—_ ,. 27Vic8-15
7-26
Pacific Hawaiian Products (quar.)_
;—25c-'
7-31'J 7-15
Pacific Lighting Cofpr (quar.)
2.^—^ i - "';2
50c
8-15
7-19
Pan
j-
accept-
9-2
•
$25c '+,8-15
,v
tExclusive
serves;
'
ances
$1.12',4
7- 2
8-13
"
•
+1,164,995
,
47.1%*
-
for
liability
.
■
6-1#
.
Ratio of gold certificate, reserves
...
■ -
9- 1
7-31
4$1.75
Pacific Finance Corp.,
53,981
•' +
others
From
'
10,893-
+
51,705,542
accouixls
+
$1.0614
&I.12V2
8- 1
8-1
9- 1
5'Mir preferred (quar.)
$0.3281(4
9- 1
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 6% pfd. .(quar;)
37%c % 8-15
5-Ms Yv preferred (quar.
2—
34%'c-,.
8-15
5%; preferred (quar.)
r_22_""
31 Vic-. • 8-15
4.80% preferred (quar.)____—
30c
"8-15-
124
Federal Reserve Banks
.From
..
065
+'
333,940
747,593
27,543
299,891
-3"-
'Capital paid in —
Surplus (Section 7)
8- I
8- 1
,
Company
Pacific
—
Borrowings:
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
-
Chemical
Mathleson
preferred (quar.)
Opelikar Manufacturing Co.
730
—
-
7%
1,738
760
564
L——
_
8-15
1 8-15
607
—
40
3,243
banks—-———-——--
banks
(quar.)—
8-15 4
50c
20c
;
Republic Life Insurance Co.
8-15
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-15
7-17
9-16
61»/2c
59%c-
preferred (quar.)
4(2% preferred (quar.)——
.
Omar^ Inc., 4'•>% class A preferred (quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., eommon-(quar.)
9
23,068
U. S. Government
Line,
Products
4.25%
49
417
55,107
—-—
deposits except U. S. Government—
deposits—
—
Interbank demand' deposits:
Time
(quar.):
com.
River
Oliver Corp.,
19
±
—
38
154
2,513.
&
7-31
*
.
—'
8-15
7-19
7-10
$1.14
25c
45c
(quar.)
5c
37Mjc
Olin
204
—
Mississippi
Outlet
deposits
Electric,
Gas
Old
169
—
9- 6
9- 3
9- 3
7-31
7-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
v4l4%
preferred (quar.)_.
Okonite Co. (qtiiir.)i
LIABILITIES—
Domestic
;-l-
liabilities
Total
+
83
9-13
4.92%
1,182
127
988
—■
domestic banks
with
Demand
Total
Deferred
•41
+
7,590
with Federal Reserve Banks——
vault
In
1,414
—.■
-—.>
—
Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common (quar.)__
022
—
10s
4$1.75
—___
Inc.
521
4,319
—
—
—
—
banks
to
Reserves
:;; + ■ +
18,759,432
469,435
383,004
277,406
bank reserves.-.,--
Member
U. S.
Dbans
332*804
25c
7-17
8-16
7-26
7- 8
$1
22,/;ic
(quar.)
Oklahoma
30
18,189
Other securities
107,274
26,659,278
notes
Reserve
293
—
U. S. bonds
Federal
378
1,720
indebtedness-
notes
Treasury
■:+;
—-i>
Treasury bills
„
+1,164,995
21
25.642
—
Treasury certificates of
Total assets'
11,345
7-15
8- 1
8-21
8- 1
7-30
(quar.)
Oklahoma
+
—
7-31
•
approximately $1.39)
to
Leather
Ohio
107
5
12
20c
t$l
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd.
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred
683
—
1,157
—.—
loans
Other
(Equal
33
8,057
_
—
—
loans
estate
preferred
+3,440
—
31
1,679
or
securities
Real
+2,970
2
—
7-10
9-20
Ltd.—
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd,—
American shares (interim).
for pur¬
and dealers
carrying securities
:_
loans for purchasing or carrying
chasing
+2,185
491
120
114
429
loans
brokers
to
—
31,041
loans——-
industrial
—
53,852
—_
——
arid
87,090
._
8- 1
10- 1
pref.
Nunn-Bush Shoe
(in millions of dollars)
adjusted*
Loans and investments
Loans
Total
Held under repurchase
1956
ASSETS—.
582,500
2,801,750
Bonds
25c
Co.—
(quar.)—
Noyes (Chas. F.) Co., common——,"
July 18,
1957
4%
7-19
7-19
7-10
7-10
7-10
25c
Cement
Portland
___——
0%
July 10,
1957
429,500
8,571,413
"
25c
States
Northwestern Utilities,
July 17,
g", Notes
25c
Northwestern Steel & Wire
28,791
121,700
449,579
11,362,199
;
28:,4C
25c
(quar.)
A
i
Quarterly
Increase ( + ) or
7-11
(quar.)
Northwestern
Decrease (—) Since
outright—■
Bills
class
Extra
ber banks follows:
8-23
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
F- 1
8- 1
—
B
8- 2
9-16
$1.50
20c
-
_______
(quar. i
Engineering,
Extra
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
pfd.
conv,
Class
reporting mem¬
of assets and liabilities of
A summary
Airlines,
Northwest
increased $81 million.
Loans to banks
(quar.)
New Hampshire
of
RE.
Northwest
4.00'c
million.
D-13
469c
preferred
i«t
Ncrtlterii
15,333
Discounts
Bought
5Va'/e
Federal Reserve Banks
from
6-21
6-21
Power, Ltd.—
Northern Quebec
decreased
million, and borrowings from others increased $120
Borrowings
.
_
million.
13,402
—
of
gold
notes
R.
1950
1957
.
21,095,394
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
July 25,
July 17,
July 24,
ASSETS—
/
7-20
8-12
8- 8
7-15
7-15
■
•
;
——___
$1.10 "9-1
92Vic9-1
$1.01'. 9-1'
$l,17Vi» - 9- 1
$1«123,2
9- 1
$1.15
9- 1
,
8-0
B- 4)
8--0-
...
6-9
6--A
" 8-0
-
Volume 186
Number 5659
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(463)
Per
Name of Company
Share
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
(quar.)
Hr.ld.~r.
9-
$1.06
$1.06'A
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
35c
preferred (quar.)
Per
Name of
Payable t,
45c
Pennsylvania R. K. cquar.i
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
When
9-
3
8-15
8-
1
7-15
1
St.
9-6
8-
9
5
$5
St.
4.40%
Jewelers,
Peoples National Bank
Peoria
&
Perkins
Buieau
Corp.
Phoenix
Glass
RR.
Co.
Salada-Shirrilf-Horsey,
8-15
15c
8-15
7-31
5% preferred A (quar.)
San Antonio Transit
8-
7-
50c
1
9
7-22
7-12
Scott
?5c
—
8,3(5
8-25
7-10
8'Ac
9-25
7-10
$1.17
8-
7-10
$1.10
(monthly)
pfd. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
—!
Scovill
7-10
7-10
Scytes & Co. Ltd., common
5% preierred (quar.)
Seaporcel
10-15
9-13
Sears
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
8-
1
conv.
Pioneer
ooid
Ltd.
6%
Finance,
.5'A%
Bmisu
01
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Servomechanisms, Inc.
9
Seton
9-24
88-
1
8-
1
(quar.),________
Glass Co.;—1—
1
7-
1
7-10
7-15
9-20
Pneumatic
Steel
Potomac Edison,
4.70%
Prentice
5%
Hall
Bros.,
Prince
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
B (quar.)
Co.
Public Service
Co.
of
414%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4'A% preferred
Service
5%
7-12
12-
1
11-18
8-
1
7-
25c
Colorado, com.
9-
1
8-15
8-16
7-19
9-30
9-13
50c
of
New
t25c
+62'Ac
10-
new
7-12
Silverwood
Class
9-13
1
7-12
3
8-15
8-15
9-
$1.12%
—
3
3
A
preferred
&
(quar.V_.__
4.18%
S.)
Ltd.,
O.)
9-16
9-
2
45c
9-30
8-30
$1.02
;—
9-30
8-30
Sonotone
Common
$2
(quar.)_„_
—A,—
$1.04%'
9-30
8-30
(quar.)—
:
$1.07'A
9-30
8-30
$1.55
common
(quar.)_____.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)_____
35c
9-30
8-30
South
Bend
34c
8-15
7-17
South
Coast
Pullman.
75c
9-14
8-23
South
$3
9-9
8-15
Southern
Punta
Inc.
(quar.)
Alegre
_+—
Sugar__
t35c
8-23
+
15c
9-30
8-30
10c
______
Quinte Milk
Products,
.•
8-
1
7-22
115c
(quar.)____
8-
1
$3.50
.
of Atperica,
1st. preferred
Ralston
turina
Randall
common
Georgia
Inc.
Reading Co.,
Estate
Extra
Redonda
Co.
Stores
Class B
Stock
Natural
.
Extra
Class
Ltd.
preierred
River Brand
$1.25
Rice
Cement,
partic..
Mills
A
j
Robertson
(H.
Robinson.
Class
Little
A
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
4.40%
(quar.)
&
Co.
Gas
&
preferred
4.10%
preferred
preferred I
4.10%
preferred
J
4.95% (preferred
4.65%
4.75%
Rohr
Light
preferred
7-12
4.36%
pieferred
1
9-13
3.70%;
preferred
1
9-13
3.90%
preferred
4V*%
.
&
4%
W
Fine
.
1
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
8-
1
7-19
2i«/4c
.
8-
11-
1
1
$1.033/4
11-
1
11-
1
10-18
$1.10
11-
1
10-18
11-
1-
27'ac
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
9-14
8-15
25c
9-
8-
7-19
1
Utah
Power,
common
7-19
7-12
8-
1
8-
1
6-25
Spencer
Kellogg <te Sons
8-
1
7-15
Spokane
International
11-
1
30-15
11-
1
10-15
9-10
8-22
7-
*25c
8-31
(quar.)__
4 V2 %
8
convertible
preferred
$1.02'A
3
Water
Fuel
.
SI 60
(Conn.)
convertible
9-10
30c
10-1
12-13
f qunr.K___«_
preference
9-
3
8-15
Stan.ge
9-
3
8-15
Stanley Brock Ltd.,
3
8-15
$1.23 :A
9-
3
8-15
8-
1
$1.16
10-
1
$1.19
10-
.—
(William
Class
B
Slarrett
of
7-24
pfd.
'156'Ac
Corp.
the
J.)
50c
stock
dividend).
dividend
for
each
10
(One
——
shares
Stauffer
8-20
7-31
5%
8-15
5%
9-
3
8-15
9-16
9-
15c
8-
1
8-
1
1
8'
1
7-d$
9-
3
8-15
1
25c
8-
1
7-15
7-31
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
3
Co.
Co.
(A.)
of
&
Steinberg's,
held)
8-15
(quar.)
Canada,
Co.
Ltd.,
45c
7-15
9-
(quar.)
9-30
9-14
$1.25
12-31
12-14
1
7-5
t40c
A
8-
8-15
8-15
t$1.32
1
1
5'io
preferred
A
(quar.)
12'Ac
9-
1
1-31
8-16
5%
preferred
C
(quar.)
12'Ac
8-
1
15c
8-15
8-
1
7-25
8-
5
Sterling Precision Corp.—
7-22
7-26
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores
Stern & Stern
7-31
Stevens
7-31
7-12
Stix, Baer & Fuller,
8-15
8-
.
t25c
HI.25
8-15
•
10-25
10-25
7%
2
•
■;
9-27
9-27
Stone
'J.
1st
&
P.)
(quar.)
25c
&
Co.
preferred
Websrer
56c
(quar.)
common
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-27
Stor.ega Coke & Coal
V,uar.)
7-31
9-11
7-22
30c
9-10
8-30
433Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-30
9-16
50c
■
'
35c
9-14
9-
4
8-30
8-15
7-31
7-
8-
7-17
63 %c
1
3
8-
1
7-17
$1.22'A
8-
1
7-17
$1.49
8-
1
7-17
5c
8-
1
7-15
'
(quar.
(quar.)_,
8-26
8-15
50c
Corp.
50c
11-25
11-15
•-61.25
(quar.)ZZZZ
A
9-15
8-30
62'Ac
10-
1
.9-28
30c
_i._iA-Z.r_.
8-31
8-
9
6 'AC
>
8-31
8-
9
7-20
$1
8-15
92'A»
8-15
87'Ai
8-15
7-20
$1.12'/
8-15
7-20
8-
1
7-
25c
8-
1
7-19
60c
8-10
7-1C
;
;
140
7-20
5
Louisiana—
20c
Lines
9-16
9-
6
20c
;
9-16
9-
6
'
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
9-15
8"15
7-10
12'Ac
$1.25
Theatre
9-16
9-
3
8-
6
Circuit—■
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
10c
(quar.)
87'Ac
8-
1
7-1E
(quar.)
87'AC
11-
1
10-15
July
corporate
Effective
2nd,
8-31
title
of above
company was changed to United
Wlrelan Corp.
United Corps, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class
United
B
Stock
&
com.
(quar.)
New
net
investment
income
Jersey RR.
&
Canal
and
S.
Borax
U. S.
U
Chemical
Be
50c
$1.06'A
3,
Co.,
common
preferred
Rubber
Co.,
5%
8-1
37'Ac
8-
1
.7-
3
.."7-
$1.12%
iouar.1
25c
50c.
2
pfd.
conv.
8-
1
9-
6
8-15
7-18
8-16
2'Ac
1-1-58
50c
9-14
8-26
S2
9-14
8-26
$1.50
8-15
6-25
2
;
(quar.)
preferred
9-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
6
15c
8-
1
7-15
62 V2c
8-
1
7-15
Wallpaper—
43+%
series
A
convertible
preferred
preferred
Insurance
Leaf
Co.
(quar.)
$1.18
common
(Initial quar.)
7-19
1
7-19
3
8-15
50c
Corp.
__
(quar.)
preferred, (quar..)
Oil
Co
7-11
9-27
9-
€
40c
12-27
12-
t
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
5'*%
preferred (quar.)
Southern
7-li
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
Universal Products Co.
1
8-
40c
——
preferred
8-
25c
Marion
Quarterly
g.x.^%
1
89-
Tobacco—
Universal Pictures Co.
4'A%
8-
35c
25c
(s-a)i
B
(quar.)
Extra
Uiah
9-2C
12-20
02JAC
(quar.)__i
Transit, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
8-3C
10-10
1-10-58
(quar.)
1st
$6
7-12
8-30
1
Corp.—
common
Stores Corp.,
7-H
9-27.
10-
$2.50
(s-a)_.__
non-cumulative
United
9
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire Insurance Co.
Lines
S
&
preferred
4'A%
7-16
7-
1
3c
(quar.)__
^
4'A%
9
8-15
8-
Fund—
Quarterly
United Sh#e
Machinery, ^common
6%
preierred
(quar.)_
U.
7-
1
Inc.—
from securities
profits)
United Gas Improvement, common
4'A%
preferred •(quar.)
;
United
7-31
8-
15c
Continental
from
7-15
8-31
►—» o o
(quar.)
Funds,
(5c
Corp.,
8-15
10c
Tool
dividend
Preferred
United
38c
40c
(quar.)
Drill
New
9-10
10-
7-12
preferred
Universal
(quar.)
50c
25c
t1
Textiles—
preferred
25c
______
'
1
1
8-
35c
7-19
'
25c
(quar.)
of
Universal
<quar.)___!
8-
8-
_ZIZ
(quar.)
Universal
11-
2
8-15
preferred
7-31
8-10
8-
20c
(quar.)
7-31
11-12
8-23
convertible
5%>
30c
pfd.
8-
convertible
8-16
3
$1.25
Ltd.
St.
Cigar-Wlielan,
NOTE:
United
(quar.)
5'A%
10c
$3.50
8%
pre¬
6
7-20
20c
;
preferred
Corp.—
preferred
8-20
8-
1
$3.50
U.
2-10-58
30c
common
5%
7-10
30c
+
Artists
7-16
tl5c
30c
_
Air
United
8-
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Aircraft
United
8-23
Pine Line Corp.—
preference (series 1955)
preference (series 1956)
4%
30c
50%
(quar.)
United
9-13
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel
7-20
30c
Chemical
Stein
7-20
15c
St.-Lawrence Corp., Lwi.. common / quar. hr,
5% preferred A (guar.)
8-15
8-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
HOc
(quar.i—+
.
share
convertible
9-23
3
.—
2
30c
7-10
9-
—
12-
10-
(quar.)_____—
1
:Hl.OG'A
(quar.)
9
9-13
flOc
A
7-31
t20c
(quar.)—
8-
40c
.
Co._
class
(stock
new
ferred
9-23
1
+37'Ac
(quar.)
4%
com.
45c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—;—
35c
.1—
7-15
20c
Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)_
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. (quar.)—
9-
20c
8-
56 Ac
i__
Ltd..'4V2%
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
Packaging Corp.^—
*
Co.
$1.02'A
^
8-1
30c
Stamford
8-15
8-30
&
A
B
4%
8-16
(quar.)__-___
Standard
9-
3
9-16
Oil
United
8-20
8-2C
1
(reduced)
preferred
United
(quar.)
Standard
10-18
5c
—._
(quar.)
RR.
.
1
1
9-
7-15
Salle
Class
Inc.—
Quarterly
8-15
•
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—.z—
Special Investments & Securities,
Colnmon (quar.)
;
(quar.)
99-
8-15
$5
Class
10-18
$1.15»
-r
8-30
30c
(quar.)
Union
10-18
27V2c
s.u_%>
(quar.)
9-14
1
preferred
$4.50
10-18
Sl.OG'A
(quar.)
1
8-30
30c
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (increased
quar.)
Union Lumber Co.
(Calif.) (quar.)__
Union Oil Co. of California
10-18
11-
5
8-
9-14
8-15
(initial)
preferred
$3.50
7-19
1
92V2c
97J/2c
—
8-
8-15
30c
ZZZ
Chemical & Materials
Corp.—
(quar )
:
$3.70
7-19
($25
5%
(quar.)
5%
7-19
8-
1
15c
35c
__Z
8-15
preferred (quar.)
Union Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
7-19
(quar.)____
$1.18%
1
(quar.
9
—__
—
(quar.)
8-
preferred
Southern
South
Union
1
7-19
$1.15
!
Standard
_
La
8-15
1
preferred
preferred
60c
(quar.)
Foods, Inc.,
preferred
10-
9-1
8-
4.36%-
31'Ac
(quar.m
convertible
10-10
4.40%
4'2%
S
7-31
4.60%
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Royal State Bank (N. Y.) (s-a)____—^
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
St. Croix Paper
8-15
7.11
200%
___
—
7-20
8-15
933Ac
(quar.)
Boxbury Carpet Co.
8-1
9-
7-31
7-10
3
Gas
Gas
208
7-31
8-15
8-
—.
(quar. 1
(quar.)—
7-11
1.
8-
dividend
Class. B
7-11
5
5c
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
and 25c Stores,
7-15
1
l
8-
27!/2C
(quar.).
25c
5c. 10c
1
88-
5
1
A
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
7-12
9-13
8-
si
A
1
9-
Ltd.—
class
8-
8-
:
parr
50c
(
1
3
5
Gas.
8-15
8-
3
7-
$1.033/4
(quar.)
par)
i
60c
62'Ac
9-
7-31
$1.10
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Sl.OGVi
par)
($100
;
7-19
/ ,7-19
(quar.)
25c
;
(quar.)__._.
preferred
7-31
7-31
9-
preferred
9-
•
933Ac
—
(quar.)___—;
k, Power common (quar.)___
Rolland Paper Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Rose's
I
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-10
15c
91'Ac
„
9-
preferred
S2V2c
:
4.15
*
Stock
($25
-
1
$1.14
preferred
80C
(quar.)
pre'erred A
prefeired B
Aircraft
4.60%
R-
$1.06'A
$5.96
97J/2c
par)
7-10
7-10
$1.06'A
Corp
&
7-1C
1
1
(quar.)
Oil
1
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)___'.
$4.90
Trico
8-
(quar.)
5
9-23
7-18
7-10
1
$1
5
7-12
7-31
7-31
8-
(quar.)
class
7-
1
8-15
8-
$1.21
Co.—
7-
75c
K
Rockland
H
7-15
($25
10-
(quar.)
43/4%
4.40%
8-
593'«c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Electric—
F
7-19
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
28c
Z_Z_Z_ZZZZZZZZZ
7-15
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
5c
(quar.)
$1.19
7-31
8-
8-16
$1.14
7-31
15c
(quar.)
7-10
17'Ac
(stock
preference
Rochester
4%
H.)
8-
80C
(quar.)
participating class A
Participating
$2.55
investment
(quar.)__
4.25%
(accum.)
$1.25
Common
7-15
10c
from
7-22
(Texas)
common
class
8-15
7-19
8-23
9-15
22'Ac
Transcontinental
8-30
7-31
$1.10
1
4.40%
8-30
$1.20
(10c from
7-11
Common
(quar.i
8-
;■
Oil Corp. (quar.) ____—
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)_
Riverside
preferred
preferred
1
9-30
Service—
8-15
7-
Transamerica
+50c
capital gains)
Southwestern
Life
Insurance
(quav.
Southwestern Public Service, com.
(quar.)
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
12-13
8-30
8-15
25c
1
9-30
5')c
.
7-15
9-16
30c
Trane Co.
" 7-10
7-22
8-
8-30
8-15
1
1-1-58
9-30
9-13
8-
t28C
6-28
' 8-'T
+27c
preierred A (quar.)
Tobacco, com. -quar.)
Valley Gas Co.
(quar.)
1
Acceptance Corp., class A
Townsend Co. (increased
quar.)
1
Trade Bank & Trust (N.
Y.) )quar.)
6-28
4%
7-15
+$1.19
preferred
8-15
7-15
1
Co.—
Trunkline
Electric
Ltd.—
4'A%
7-31
*
1
8-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
50c
5c
Edison
7-31
t62y2c
9-13
8-
8-
dividend)-
Toledo
4.56%
25c
and
common
4.25%
25c
income
B
1
Railway,
(;oc
(quar.)__U_
Grande
(quar.)
com.
1
$1.14
$3.25
28c
(quar.)_~__
1
—
Class
7-26
Neyada Power (quar.)__:
4.40%
Mfg.
mJG-'20
1
.10-
$1.16
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
Southwestern
7-31
7-
$1
,
50c
5%
participating A (quar.)
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Time Finance
(Ky.) (stock
12,/2c
com.
h-2
8-
Richfield
Rio
Co.
2_I
3_I
common
partic.
50c
<quar.)__.
Materials
7-31
■
__
1
9-13
(quar.)
7-11
8-
7-3i
9-25
,
(quar.)
preferred
3834c
7-26
1
1
8-15
convertible
31 Vie
8-15
45c
8-
Glas3
7c
5% preferred (quar.)
Drug Corp., common (quar.)__
J15C
7-30
1
15c
Tower
Southern
1%
5
1
8-
$1
Thriftimart, 5%
Electric—
7-31
,
Engineering (increased)
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(R. J.)
B
preferred
3.20%
7-15
9-
30c
Southwestern
7-16
,8-1
70c
7-22
7-29
8-30
t55c
7-22
7-16
8-30
1
25c
(quar.)
1
10-
8-
Z
Thompson (John R.) Co.
(quar.)_Z__
Thompson Products, common
(quar.)
7-20
10-
45c
series)
&
f.Oc
(quar.).
(quar.),
pfd.,
8-22
7-29
7-31
15c
1
7-11
7-20
15c
3-15
8-8
7-31
19c
(quar.)__
Gas
$1.25
—
Reynolds Metals, 4%%
Class
(2nd
Ltd.
dividend
Southern
8-15
59c
i-sc
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada,
-434% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
4.80%
Stock
7-19
1
8-15
8-15
J12'Ac
preference (quar.)_,
Thermoid Co., $2.50
preferred (quar.)
Thomson Electric Welder
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
1
3
8'-ic
(quar.)_
$1
Ltd.,
8-15
&
,
A
A
8-
9-
Power—
8-15
_____—
(Canada),
30c
6ic
8-
$1.08
tquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
8-15
7-23
7-23
8-15
$1.04
pfd.
23y2c
y2 c
—
Electric
Chains
Renold
2
_____
Reitmans
Reliance
3.05%
9-14
8-15
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Thatcher
Gas
Power
25c
Light Co.—
Thalhlmer Brothers,
(quar.)_
35c
dividend
preferred
3
$4
under
8-
10c
—
——___
—
Reichhopi ^^^ icals
$4.84
Power &
12'/2C
Southwestern Investors
(quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Reed (C. A.), Ctass A (quar.)—
_
preferred
7-10
<quar.)_
Southern
Amer.
—
(qu?.r.)__
8-15
of
9-12
35c
——-
Tile
Owl
lied
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.72%
9
20c
of
9-
8-
Texas
9-
11-26
30c
preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)
Works
(quar.):
Canada
5
50c
Co.
7-31
Corp.,
50c
________—
Trust
—
change
50c
(quar.)—
Investment
Quarterly
8-15
(quar.)
Southam
common
$4.76
20c
—
—
3
3
7-31
|25c
Colorado
..
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
9-
,..<7-
77-
$45c
California Edison Co.,
4.72%
6-21
1
.8-5
1
1
J50c
preferred
Southern
7^23
7-29,;
•10-
5C
,
Vquar.)
(quar.)——
Concrete Pile Co.
Rayonier,
Real
Co.
87 Vac
,
(initial 1
Co.
Raymond
25c
<quar.i___
(quar.
Inc.
88-
Industries,
1
1-1-58
25c
(quar.);
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline—
Common
(quar.)
3-15
Corp
Southern Indiana
pa^orock .Resource^
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Texas Instruments.
4.48%
15c
preferred
Southern
Ltd.—
Class A participating
Radio Corp.
Texas
(quar.)
4.48%
7-15
Quemont Mining, Ltd.
(interim)
8-15
(quar.)__
4 56%
Quarterly Distribution Shares_'____———___
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
6-28
10-
50c
_Zj
Electric Service Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)_$4.64 preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
3
(quar.)
Lathe
2
7-15
55c
9-
+.
A
8-
7-25
7-29
Lines, Inc. (quar. )_Z
8-30
75c
common
5
8
25c
(Canada)
preferred
Texas
$1.12Vh:
announcement
preferred
conv.
convertible
2
(quar.)_
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Corp.,
98-
_i_Z
(quar.)
Tennessee
Corp.
(quar.)
Tennessee Natural Gas
10-
(quar.)
conv.
8
(quar.)
8-30
Co.
preferred
$1.25
preferred
4.30%
preferred
$1.40 div. prcf.
7-29
title.
Corp.
(Howard)
1
8-
~
$1.25
(quar.)
approved
common
8
1
(quar.)
$1
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)____
8-
9-
$1
4.16% preferred B
(quar.)
Taylor Pearson & Carson
5%
8
1
41'Ac
35c
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32% preferred A
7-19
(quar.)
&
Co.
(A.
Smith
8-
(quar.)
com.
7-16
B
9
(quar.)__
1955
(quar.)
7-15
<quar.)_
Smith-Douglass
3-15
$1.25
Gas,
1
Class
A
8-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(N.)
Smith
8-15
Mexico—
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
50c
3-23
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Oil
20c
Electric
8-
9-20
7-15
7-15
9-
ZZZZZZ_ZZ_ZZZ_Z_ZZZ
10-2
...
dividend
Co.
(T.
Skclly
Slater
9-
7-12
6-28
8-15
8-
8-
33c
(quav.)
iSO'/ic
pfd.
Dairies, Ltd,, class
B
Simms
8-
9-
$1.05
Oil
conv.
45c
___
1
7-29
1
28'Ac
(s-a)d____
:j:$l
Sierra Pacific Power, common
$2.44 preferred A iquar.)__
Signature Loan Co.—
$1.06'A
.
7-22
2%
corporate
Sinclair
5
1
9-10
J50c
Common class A
7%
(quar.)
(quar.).__
Co.
Service
4.08%
8-15
See
1
(quar.)
preferred
Public
Ltd.
1
8-
f75c
<quar.)____
(quar.);
iquar.)__
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
8-
,
1
7-31
10c
common
recently
to
name
Co.
&
Talon, Inc., class
(Canada), Ltd.—
$1.25
iquar.)—,
10-
7c
(quar.)
8-31
(quar.)
9-10
10c
;
of
J50c
(quar.)
Stockholders
7-31
.
8-23
1
30c
inc.)
Co.
Quarterly
7-15
2
Shirriff-Horscy Corp., Ltd.—
7-31
8-15
7-31
10-
8-
9-10
"
series
50c
15c
(quar.)__
Gamble Co.
Common
8-15
Common
3
10-
20c
—
preferred
90c
Transport Co., common tquar.)__
preferred (quar.)—.—____—
Public
7-i9
5%
America
Co.,
$1.17'A
—
Provincial
5%
7-30
1
Corp. of
dividend
51/2 % 2nd preferred
Sunshine Biscuits
8-22
7-26
3iy4C
(quar.)__
Sherwin-Williams
8-20
6
8-
25c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Gardner
Procter &
3
8-
Inc.—
preferred
Price
9-
9-
9-18
8-20
1
65c
$4
Power, com.
(quar.)___
B
Extra
9-16
8-
25c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
income
preferred
65c
!
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
Stock
A
Superior Steel
25c
A
Sherwin-Wiiliums
(increased)
preferred
Swift
10c
(from invest,
preferred
8-30
7'Ac
3.60%
preferred
1
7-22
Sweets
4c
&
common
7-31
8-15
25c
4ya%
4%
(quar.) _____—J40c
Pope & Talbot, common (quar.)___
6%
preferred
tquar.)__-__.;______-__
Portsmouth
A
37'Ac
1952) (quar.)___
pfd. (1954 series) (quar.)_
Sun Oil Co.
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—-
8-15
Boston—
Sheraton
8-
—-—•
Ltd.
of
investment
7-22
8-14
(irreg.)
Shenango Valley Water,
7-31
15c
Pittsburgh Plate
55c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.)______—$1.75
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.__——____
10c
Co.,
Class
7-26
35c
<quar.)_____
7-15
1
8-
62'Ac
(accum.)—
Mercantile
Scale
Shares
Co.
Shawinigan Water
,
7-19
8-
7-19
7-31
1
(quar.)
4'.2%
8-
3 0c
pfd.
Leather
Shareholders Trust
1
8-15
(s-a)——
Pittsburgh Brewing,
Selected American
2
t-
8-15
J12VaC
Petroleum
7-19
net
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
27c
1
(quar.)
8-
Columbia,
(interim)
pioneer
co.
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
lollies
&
2
133/4C
preferred
Roebuck
From
___
Pioneer
Metals
3
1
8-
1
31'Ac
12'Ac
conv.
4'A%
1
(quar.)
preierred B (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp.—
5.20% conv. pfd. (series
7-19
25c
8-
10-
1
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
9-
10-15
8-
*
7-17
8-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
'9-
___
7-17
7-12
1
common
9-
Acceptance Corp., common.
preferred (quar.)
Security Banknote Co. (quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven)
(s-a)
7-19
(quar.)———______
7-19
1
8-
8-15
common
9-
5%
7-15
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)
25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Phillips Petimevm Co. (quar.)
-""-c
Pillsbury Mills, common (quar.).-*_—62'Ac
$4 preferred
(qtiar.■
81
Pinchin Johnson & Assoc., Ltd.—
American shares (final)
11%%
9
25c
40c
iquar.),
9-
Securities
8-
8-
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
5%
7-31
Corp.,
j2oc
Corp
9-13
10-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
__—
Co.
1
9iy4C
(quar.)
Sealright-Oswego-Falls
97'/2c
preferred
Oil
1
7-15
Gas
i31V4c
Mfg. Co., $3.65 preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
8-
11-
1
35c
7-10
Seagrave
8-15
8-
common
common
Holdert
Payable of Rec
3 0c
Service,
Greene
Common
1
8-20
9
85c
1
4
Suburban
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scotten-Dillon
Co.
(quar.)
I
9-
preferred
Stubnitz
8
27Vic
(quar.)
$1.25
6
8-
11-15
;
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Wells Corp.,
9-
When
Share
(quar.)
Struthers
8-
1
Per
Company
Corp.
9-
25c
A
preferred
8-
$1.50
2
Name of
Stouffer
9-15
f20c
$3.40
8-
——
1
3
7-26
15c
(quar.)_____
8-
—
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)——
Preferred (a payment of 4J centavos)
Philip Morris, Inc.—
4%
class A
95c
(quar.)
preferred
Co..
(quar.i
Corp., 5y2% preferred
Paper Co.—
$4
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
3.90%
&
$1.07%
(quar.)
Quarterly
common
Schwitzer
7-29
5
i-—
Scarfe
10-
:j:l5c
$34%c
Schenley Industries
7-31
8-
13Vac
(quar.)_
1
$1.10
com.
9-
12-
»
9-
3
9-
15c
7-3)
8-
1
12-1
35c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Common
8-10
50c
9-17
$1.25
(quar.)_c
8-15
3
$2.12'A
—____
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.80%
A
3
9-
—
—
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.44%
preferred
9-
(quar.)__
(s-a)
(quar.)
Monthly
4.30%
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
Permanente
(s-a)
Gear
&
1
common
20c
iBrooklyni
Valley
Machine
Petrolite
Ltd.
1st
Co.,
Holder •
of Rec.
9-17
$1.25
(quar.)
Paper
Payable
37Vac
common
(quar.)
preferred
Regis
Ry.,
20c
Voting common (quar.)—
Non-voting common (quar.)
Credit
Francisco
When
Share
Company
San
$5 preferred
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Peoples
Louis
47
40c
9-
3
8-15
7-30
"7-15
—
40c
'quar.)—
.
8-
3
$1.31 'A
com.
8-
1
7-23
$1.37 A
8-
1
7-23
17'AC
9-
1
8-16
7-23
,».)
^f^^jnuu^^u^uu^wmiZiaLLnronicle
Line
Income
12c
iquar.)
—
Iron Works
Van Waters As Rogers (quar.)__
Vanadium
(quar.)
of America
Corp.
—
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar,).
8-14
(-24
8-1
7-31
7-15
7-12
9- 7
8-/8
Insurance
8-13
8- 2
5%
(quar.)
50c class A (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Ircn (quar.)—
——Virginian Railway (stock dividend)
Mfg.
Vogt
As
Walker
Ltd.
Mines
Amulet
Waite
(quar.).
Corp.
Co.,
5%
Manufacturing
Walker
8- 9
7-26
7-15
7-31
Mutual
7-20P
8- 1
Precision
Warner
30c
$1.06%
8c
8-24
8- 1
8-10
8-10
8-1
—
50c
25c
10- 1
8" 1
8- 1
—
30c
20c
—___
$2
8-1
9-14
8-1
8- 1
40c
50c
—
Washington Gas Light, common tquar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)———————
$4.25
preferred
Washington Mutual Investors
Weeden
West
Lines
class A
$2.50
Western
Life
—
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
(quar.)__—
Securities Co.—
(accum.i
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.),——-—1'——
preferred
Western
Pacific
Western
Precipitation
Western
Tablet
RR.
As
(quar.)
Class
B
Corp.
__——
(quar.)
—
——_______
prior lien (quar.)
—
prior lien (quar.)—
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
—~~
_■
Stores,
Oil
40c
5%
dividend)
Wilson & Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
Light,
Industries
preferred
(F.
Woolworth
(F. W.)
preferred
9-20
7-26
8- 1
11- 1
7-12
10-11
8-21
7-31
7-25
7-15
Co.
8d
8-15
8-15
8-9
7-12
8-31
9- 3
9-3
8-26
(monthly).
25c
25c
Co.
Francisco)—
1
7-
1
7-19
9- 3
8-20
9-20
10-18
810-
25c
25c
11- 1
7-31
20c
(quar.)
1
8-30
7-17
8-10
*
(quar.)
37'/aC
,
(quar.)
7-31
7-10
7-15
1
50c
8-
25c
9-16
25c
9-16
9-
$1.25
9-16
8-16
15c
?30c
8-23
8- 2
8-1
7-2
t56'Ac
8-1
7-2
(quar.)
Spring As Wire
1
Sheet As Tube (quar.)—Industries, Inc. (name recently clianged
Yuba Manufacturing Co.)
Zellers, Ltd., common
i
from
•
9- 3
-
preferred
(quar.)
books
a
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
f Previous
date
not
closed
Income
income
for
3
dividend.
Detroit
Announcement
psjmemt
It
Operating
revenues
$3,273,728
$3,246,921
Operating
expenses
1,986,916
1,904.420
$1,342,501
299
of
part
the
relative
1,257
Net
$1,287,111
$17,993,747 $15,469,205
37,995
47,793
$1,343,758 $18,031,742 $15,516,998
deductions
Balance
Common
Earnings
2,978.727
'3,177,010
6,625,691
taxes
•
r
paid
and
accrued
on
pfd.
_
stock—
$6,957,088
731,852
641,653
per
^Includes
common
January,
share
1957
$7,695,472
$6,315,435
*4,380,513
4,087,455
$1.76
issue
f
oi
291,967
shares.—V.
185,
$1.55
p.
1561.
and
Dick
Tool
Die
&
the
Co.
in
net
and
income
management,
convertible
to
Co.
&
future
filed
be
income
of
in
or
the
for
such
amount
preferred
to
market
stock,
but.
share,
per
be
conditions
in
it-
entitled
addition
is
to
the
oi
the
to
to
in
stock
be
used
the
to
purchase
at
market
open
shares
prices
of
Any
of
the
each
convertible
not
moneys
requirements
apart
of
the
preferred
expended
to
are
stock
the
con¬
excess
from
year
free
same
terms
the
those
as
of
preferred stock.
Under
the
terms
of
is
said
shares
150,000
underwriters,
which
at
is
pending
price
of
all
cf
who
proposed
would
to
be
public
expenses
underwriting
tlie
be
in
offering,
incident
to
said
group
preferred
obligated
10%
oetween
developments
the
with
convertible
approximately
expected
upon
date
pay
a
a
negotiating
$11,125
market
and
the
to
below
the
issue
and
public
$11.50
conditions
the
the
underwriters,
would
purchase
the
which
contract
of
stock
be
all
sold
of
ofiering
per
between
Bros.
100.000
Co.„
290.000
As
Co._
40.000
As
Co.__
C m
Inc.
Hut tpn
E.
The
Fhields
130,000
Shtunan,
290,000
f'roHh, Barney
As
Cm.1.
&
Illinois
Kidder.
Co.
As
Co.
170.000
.
".As
Co
r
Van
2^0,000
Vietor,
290,000
.
As
G.
290009
As
100.000
Co.
As
100.000
______
Walker
H.
Dean
40.000
Co._..__
As
170.000
Co.
40.000
Co.—
290,000
Lerclien
As
Wertbeim
As
Co.
Noel
Li:
Co.
Weeden
40.000
.
170.000
'___
;
Common,' Danii.
Watling,
_
100.000
170.000
.
:
Inc.
Alstvne,
290.000
500,000
Marks
Co.
Neuhaus
Underwood,
;
•
M.
&
Co.,
Irving Lundborg As Co.__
Laurence
3_'%:
Co.—
Day
500,000
_
Rlioades
100.000
Tucker, Anthony At R. L.
Brothers.:
Loeb,
40.000
170.000
Corp.__
Thomas
-
M.
70.000
130.000
Ine._
Co.,
American
Spencer Trask
As
Langiey As Co.. l
Higginson Corp.—-'
Lehman
Co.
Co
100,000
' 110.009
As Co.—
Co.
Carl
Ar
Ai
290 000
.
W. C.
Lee
Swiss
..
Inc._L__
Peab^dv
130.000
290,000
»
%__
Ladenburg, Thalmann
500.000
Co._l
&
Stokes
Stroud
290.000
1
70.000
Cn._*__
&
Staats
R.
Walter
-
170.000
Brothers & Co.___"
Ftern
Co.,
Co.__-_
Agnew Ar Co.
William
40,000
&
&
Sntithers
S.
F.
As Co....„___
Hutton
130,000
500.000
,_7.590.000
100.000
As
Co.
v
>
Ripley
170.000
Hanunill
•
——
F.
W.
Shearsoil,
% 500.090
Ar Co._
Stone
100,000
As
Inc..
& StriirrfellowJl-T
Scott
130,000
Roberts
Hutton
Pomeroy,
-
70,000
As
Poole,
Parke
As
Seboelikopf,
100.000
Co
500.000
;
Schmidt,
40,000
Sons
Inc.
Hutzler
500,000
Hornblower. As Weeks____
Co.
&
Witter
As
Inc.
As
170.000
Co
290,000
170.000
_
BUSINESS—The
such
price
share,
now
to
de¬
and
would be obligated
delivery of such shares,
extending
system
which
con¬
company,
Otherwise
the
be
one
the
to
fund.
to
are
within
revert
retirement
__
As
Co.
As
Winston
Salomon
170,000
-
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
of
involuntary liquidation price, plus the usual customary broker¬
the
70.000
Mosle
Rowles,
Forgan As Co
Hayden
at
May
and
lines
retire¬
in
not
As
Reid
Co.
annual
a
170.060
Rothschild
F.
290,000
_
Corp.
Sulzberger
^
time
the
of
benefit
I
500,000
170.000
Co.—
Inc.'
Rot an,
.
As
p-u/
the
(hat
expected
the
Boston
Harriinan
cents
o.,_
at
Co.,
Co.____^
As
Co.,
Union
Hallowell,
by
stock
common
As
Robinson-Humphrey
290,000
Haljgarten
the
sale
70.000
Pierce
100,000
Riter
Goldman, Sachs As C'o.J-
HU~
company will be required to set apart
April l in each year, commencing with
equal
to
10%
of
its
consolidated
net
dividends on the common stock for the preceding
setting
to
negotiate
to
represented
290.000
&
Inc.
290.000
Co._:
1)0.000
—
Reynolds
40,000
.
e..
110,000
As Co.,
Inc.
The
-
170.000
Co.,,
—
Co.,
500.000
Steele As Co.
Gregory A:
150,000
"70
as
As
Pressprich & Co._
Rauseher,
290,000
Inc.
Inc.:
Southwest
Glore,
the
commissions.
the
known
40.000
Pollock
^
W.
R.
110,000
Dillon,
E.
Inc.
290,000
Co.
40.000
Chris-
As
Inc._
Presentt, Shepard
290,000
Co._:_____
First
Fulton
sales
fields
storage
the
before
date
the
and
-
designate
to
be
Wm.
290,000
Co
Dominick__
As
&
'
Writer
Inc."
Co
Freeman
company
1957
and
related
peak
on
storage-facilities.
The
company
resale
by
the
long-term
Grande
miles
gas
Valley
pipe
of
lines,
Texas
gathering
underground
delivery capacity
day.
of
and
apnrnximately
from underground
gas
'
pipe line
gas
stations,
of
'
■
natural
lease
of
designed
per
withdrawal
"
delivers
or
Rio
natural
a
compressor
The
of
"
sells
under
operates
9.849
facilities.
MCF
days
"
for
from
included
together with
1.863.000
MCF
and
owns
northward
31.
laterals
is
system
2.100.000
amount
an
the
the
to
500,000
Copeland
Inc.
Raffensperger, Hughes
Inc
40.000
130.000
Jackson
Phelps, Fenn & Co.:. 1__
Denton,
Co.,
Corp.
Co
tensen.
170,000
Merle-Smith____
As
130.000
Co.__
As
Webber,
Peters,
110.000
Sons.:.
As
130,090
290,000
Curtis
As
110,000
Read
As
Ohio
Paine,
290.000
Co.
As
Co.,
4;
'
100.000
Cook
Inc.________
As
As
Co.„_„
Moseley As Co._
Kendall,
As
70.000
500.000
119,000
110.000
%
As
S.
The
130.000
Co._
As
100.000
Pierce,
Beane
Patterson,
Dodge
First
Exchange
into
such
will
which
on
available
of
stock
age
of
series
and
relation
cents
70
under
1959,
year,
the
directors
of
a
Co.,
Co.
Inc
Co.
Turben
Newhard,
70,000
As
The
the
is
110,000
Estabrock As Co.____:
the
of
to
re¬
New York.Hanseatic
"110.000
Republic Co.
Fauset,
is
amendment
prin¬
their
'
ac¬
on
power
the
agreed
opposite
Milwaukee
290,00J
Securities As
Commission will have
of the convertible preferred stock as to
voluntary
and
involuntary
liquidation
terms
offering
rate
vertible
with
series
proposed
stock"
Securities
The
preferred
books
fiscal
the
determined
1,
the
underwriters
of
redemption,
price,
ratio of conversion
fund
its
in
retire
under
Mullaney, Wells As Co.__
Equitable Securities Corp.
Van Alstyne,
for the purpose of a public offering some
time in the
by means of a prospectus after a registration statement
public
April
if
preferred
group
with
be
the
on
a
effective.
to
issuable
request
the
board
preferred stock as
the
same
be
to
is
will
of
names
As
As
290,000
Bros.
Drexel
Nov. 30,
8640,121.
For
was
290,000
F.
Inc..
Dominiek
ended
year
to
transmission
severally
set
Inc.
Brown
Dittmar
sugar
of directors to fix and determine certain
preferences of each series of stock.
It
and
the
to
shares,
applicable to common stock
shares
outstanding at end of period
oil
a
to
106%
issued
gas
Inc.
The
Kraus_
As
Flair
Courts
There
has
the
Lynch.
Merrill,
&
&
(Inc.)
E.
stock
board
of
cumulative
5,382,900
$8,427,324
chemical,
$8,651,453
management
income
Dividends
to
rights
of
from
income
Superior
of
preferred
vertible
22.123,328
Superior
that
time
Merrill
70.00'j
As
Coffin As Burr,
outstanding.
common
same
notes
have
McCormick
290,000
Inc.
earlier.
year
of
23,570.842
the
Inc.
..
As
Co.
Central
1956, compared with sales of $3,906,358 and net income of $184,519
31,
of
$1,286,812
income
income
As
Co.,
period a year earlier, sales were $4,312,670, and net income
$158,666.
Bethlehem
Foundry
As
Machine
Co.
reported* net
sales
of
$4,999,186
and net income of $199,557 for the year ended Dec.
are
$41,564,489 $37.592,533
value
par
at
metallurgical,
amounted
voluntary
price and
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$1
below
who
Fenner
______
Becker
Alex.
stock,
6.09%
from
company
of
Mason-Hagan,
1,466.000
__
Ely til As Co.. Inc.500,000
Sullivan As
authorized
new
the
debentures
Bosworth,
like
become
Co.—Earnings Increased
of
made
was
cement,
sales
Net
1956,
ment
Service
1957—Month—1956
Superior's
approval,
of
,.—$1,468,000
Parker
Stearns
Eastman
stockholders'
forth
set
are
Co.
Baird
W.
William
was
the
Corporation and
Southwestern Public
Offered
July 24
about
expansion
debentures
amount
As
As
Burge
G.
Blair
industries.
pointed out that finalization of the transaction depends upon
stockholders' approving the proposed capitalization changes.
The ac¬
quisition,
it
was
stated,
is
the first step in
reducing Superior's
dependence upon its primary customer—the automotive industry. No
management changes are contemplated at Bethlehem.
the
for
dividend
Gross
work
on
ranging
short-term
with
Securi¬
_
Bear,
quired 71.14% of the outstanding common stock of Bethlehem Foundry
As
Machine Co.,
117-year-old manufacturer of processing equipment
shares
corrected
(Continued from page 8)
income
Ball,
certain proposed changes in
adjourned annual meeting is held
the
when
shares
604.622
now
are
to
Period End. June 30—
Robert
of
prices
the sale
$45,000,000
the
Redpath
Whipple As Co.__
6.
Aug.
on
affirmative
intention
Investment News
Income
and
defense
case.
1.466.000
Allyn
Dillon,
approval
each
at
proceeds cf
Bacon,
for
grants
anniversary
capital will consist of 2,000,000 shares of $1 par value common
and
500,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, $10 par.
The
Km*
structure
capital
Upon
asked
has
company
thorized,
was
Incorrect. The
Is Indicated here.
date
General
Federal
Vornado
l. 1958, is calcu¬
ue
bv maturity.
The sinking fund redemp¬
debentures will be non-refundable prior to
American Securities Corp.
Financing Also Announced-
a
this
tax.
date
record
and/or
oper,
past
the
for
of
defense
of
type
engaged
production
an
fuel
jettison ble
plant properties.
Co.,
Peck
&
C.
A.
Superior Tool & Die Co. -To Increase Common and
Authorize Preferred Stock- -Acquisition and Proposed
tax.
published
75th
in
of
Inc.
Adams
Inc.
special
The
the
principal
Stuart
Burns
near
Net
been
awarded
been
of
headed
connection
of
Corp.__—
Weld As Co.
Halsey,
Chairman
Holman,
Eugene
of
in
and
Webster
ties
White,
scientific
and
engineering education will be in addition to substantial grants
to be
made by the Foundation later this year,
Mr. Holman said.
—V.
185, p. 2960.
Noel
Other
has
similar
a
names:
1
institutions.
such
the
.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
•
it
of
debentures, beginning Nov.
is
Th j
-
issue
an
underwriters
A.
7-15
7-25
25c
Youngstown
---
the
to
redeemable
interest
.
credit
production
of the Board, as the latest
of several activities marking the 75th
anniversary of this company.
The grant is being made to the Esso Education Foundation, which
will ,in
turn distribute the funds in several ways.
The Foundation
was
established in 1955 by Jersey Standard and certain of its affili¬
ates
to
give financial aid to private colleges and universities.
In
that year and in 1956, the Foundation gave a toial of $2,260,000 to
in
10c
of
Stone As
of $1,500,000 to finance a special three-year program for
education in science and engineering was announced on
by
25
its
....
Gas
grant
A
are
entire
100%
spective
Grant for Science and Engineering
This
8- 1
the
is
purchase, the
Line Corp. The new 10-inch line will
and the Naph-Sol Refining. Co. refineries
Education—
Yuba
•Transfer
259.
p.
1967.
revolving
(New Jersey)—Marks 75th Anniver¬
7-15
7-15
30c
accrued
retire
lo
1,
cipal
Pipe
Co.
with
PROCEEDS—Out
Service
the
with
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS—There
$1,500,000
by
8-30
B
(San
preferred
4y2%
that
$2,046,000
has
company
group
sinking fund for the
price
a
Standard Oil Co.
sary
9-20
$1.11
Machine
Cab
A.)
186,
-
Auchincloss,
8- 1
8- 1
-
31 'Ac
62'/2c
—
Co..
(L.
the
addi.icn
debentures
$24,000,000
7- 8
30c
i
Extra
of
minority
Gas Transmission Co.—Debentures
Co.
new
tion
.
7-15
7-15
7-31
8-30
8-30
8-30
i___
Cab
Young
which
disclosed
additional
continuation
a
yield
lated
Inc., has been awarded a
contract to
pipeline from Griffith, Ind.,
to Muskegon.
crude
&
Nov.
Pipe Line Corp. system at Griffith.
It
will have an initial capacity of 26,000 bands a day.
Muskegon
Pipe
Line
Corp.
was
organized by Aurora Gasoline
Co.
of Detroit
and Service Pipe Line Co.
of Tulsa.
Service is a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Standard Oil
Co.
(Indiana).—V.
186,
p.
218.
\
" ; ;
•
■
/
7-31
7-31
8-15
9-14
9-14
9-14
...
County
the
number
of sucn
a
later date and
filed*.—V.
be
to
shares
of
of
of
the
authorized,
be
offered for public sale
(Indiana)—Unit to Build—
Gasoline
Aurora
July
& Co., Ltd.
Jr. Co.
Yates-American
6%
holders
maturity.
$53,583,780
$3,431,178 $49,720,181
665.
p.
Muskegon
the
for
Muskegon
stimulating
——
(qu.ar.)_—
Co.
172,
165-mile
a
8- 2
(quar.)__
(quar.)
class
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
York
the
to
will
as
issue
after
issue of $25,000,000 6%
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1977,
99% and accrued interest, to
at
Constructors,.
Midwestern
8-15
9-13
(interim.)..
payment less British
income tax
and deduction of expenses of Depositary.
Worcester County Electric—
Yellow
shares
of
proposed
Immediately
jointly by Stone &
Corp.; White, Weld & Co. and Halsey,
100'/-,
Standard Oil Co.
Above
Yellow
in
16
r.n
underwriting
Clark.
(quar.)
W.)
Wrigley (Wm.)
the
new
1957—G Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$7,293,413
—
1957.—V.
1,
Mich.,
7-31
$1.12'/2
$1.20
$1.10
(quar.)
Woolworth
Wright Line,
of
stock.
Webster Securities
and
in
7-19
7-30
5c
34c
—_
(quar.)
Service, common
Public
Sept.
8-16
(increased)
preferred
4.44%
for
essentially
months—in
—An
valuation
policy
Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., will on or prior to
Aug. 1, 1957 receive tenders for the sale to it of first mortgage 5%
convertible bonds due July 1, 1960 to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the sum of $5,062 at prices not to exceed 100.% plus accrued interest to
$1.25
$1.26
com.
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Wood (Gar) Industries—
(See Gar Wood Industries)
5%
is
Tennessee
premium billing
City
8-30
9-30
:—-—-—
As
5%
Woodall
number
such
private brand air conditioners.
Receipt of this new contract brings total backlog on
to something in
excess of $4.600.000.—V.
185.
p. 2961.
324.
p.
8c
8c
._
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)_
Wisconsin
stock
statement
July
on
contract
This
several
Spraguc Devices, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds—
The
connect
7-25
7-25
Power Co.,
Fund
Power
186,
$1.50
i
Corp.——
(quar.),
Wisconsin
4V2%
provide
conversion
preferred
common
registration
a
manufacture
Subs.)—June Sales Lower—
(&
———
25c
—
Wisconsin
4.44%
7-19
7-19
8c
■—
—__—————
Bankshares
Wisconsin Electric
4.80%
9-10
9-13
8-31
8-27
7- 8
7- 8
7-12
10-11
7-12
10-11
25c
monthly)
Monthly
preferred
_
provide
will
Sutton Corporation, Inc.—Awarded Contract—
corporation
The
25c
25c
_______—
(increased
Stores
Monthly
Wisconsin
and/or
to
Force
tanks.
will be sorted into
minutes. Reports
to 600 lines per
items
10,000
both
sales
—V.
50c
i——
Inc
(quar.)—i
common
Co.
Wilson-Jones
and
The
Air
5,000 additions per second, and multiplies two
525 times per second. Every arithmetic operation is
performed twice and the results compared.
Period End. June 30—
Net
25c
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
8- 1
7-16
8- 1
8-20
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)
Willlams-McWilliam Industries,
6%
15c
Co.
Common
will
and
Bethlehem, totaling 13,018 shares,
the
the price therefor to be determined at
(O. A.)
performs
Spiegel, Inc.
Chocolate—
preferred A
Wilcox
about
companies plan to use Univac II for
dividend calculation and accounting,
commission payments.—V. 186, p. 324.
and
7-16
7-16
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
8-15
9-30
8-26
34%c
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
(stock
Wilbur-Suchard
$5
(quar.)——_——
(quar.)—_.——
;—
Cement
Whiting Corp.
of
accounting,
build
common
preferred
Whitehall
—_———
30c
fl2V2c
fl7'/2c
$1.43%
$1.43%
$1
$1
________——50c
—.——
—
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-,
$3
+30c
_
(quar.)
com.
4%
5%%
II
Later,
and
9- 8
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
9-14
7-31
7-31
8- 1
11- 1
8- 1
11- 1
$1.25
30c
;
4%
White
in
pursuant
A
:
Wheeling As Lake Erie Ry.,
$2 prior prei.
transactions
day'3
automatically
Stationery—;
(quar.)—
Common
company
preferred
shares
7-15
8-15
7-31
75c
15c
——
5% preferred (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westminster Paper, class A (quar.)
*
the
its
will apply Univac initially to storing and processing
policy record files. Information now on cards will be trans¬
magnetic tape, a metallic tape that can be magnetized in
Univac
9-1B
'- 8
7-19
8- 1
8-1
50c
31'Ac
32'/2c
Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
stock
to
One
7-31
8-15
20c
common
Western
5,20%
stock
common
Stuart
(quar.).
Inc.
Insurance
Western
bal¬
the
and
11-digit numbers
Fire
A'r
Western
Fund, Inc.—
(quar.)
conv.
Westchester
authorized
stockholders of the additional shares to
contemplates making an exchange offer
by
interest
policy number order by agencies in less than three
or
premium notices will be printed at speeds up
minute, each line having up to 120 characters.
7-15
7-25
7-25
Co.—•
As
preferred
Kentucky Coal
4%
$1.12^
1
(quar.)
in
required
for
the
initial
shares of convertible
appioval
mounted on a
reel
a
minimum of
15,000 policies.
Stored data will include name, address, age, amount,
kind, policy number, date of issue, cash value, reserves,
dividends,
and the name of the issuing agency.
7-23
7-19
8- 6
8-23
8- 5
——'
•
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Swasey
As
Inc.
Pictures.
Bros.
Warner
held)—-.——,——
shares
5
stock
for
150,000
to represent Univac code.
Half-inch tape
measuring 10 inches in diameter will contain
Watch
each
Bethlehem
.
increase
proposed
shares
Bethlehem
be
companies
Both
master
of
patterns
.
dividend) (One share of Waltham
Co.
(Del.)
common
stock
for
(Stock
Contracts—
Co.
Insurance
Life
shares
delivery to Intelectron, Inc. and the stockholders
of Lehigh
Bethlehem Corp. pursuant to the due bills oi the com¬
pany
issued in connection with the acquisition by the company of
Remington Rand Univac
been announced by the
and the Massachusetts
installation of two new
II
electronic
data
processing systems has
New
England
Mutual
Life Insurance Co,
forthcoming
of 32.097
be used
to
replenish
the working
capital utilized by the
in connection wi'h the acquisition of the Bethlehem stock,
general corporate purposes.
lor
The
55,500
said
The
acquisition
will
and
be applied to the cost of the company's 1957
estimated at about $6,100,000.—V. 185, p. 2717.
to
are
program,
Sperry Rand Corp.—Announces Univac
8- 9
8-20
proceeds
ferred
Waltham
to
Instrument Co.
-
3-10
30c
—
changed
(Name
9- 4
8-20
9- 3
The
the
ance
Co., $500,000, and New England Mutual Life
$300,000.
construction
9-1
8-15
(Mass.)—
Co.
Watch
8-31
Wisconsin—
of
Co.
Quarterly
Waltham
<quar.)__
with
company
Insurance Co.,
12" '
9-15
?25c
25c
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
common
Walker Laboratories,
9-10
12_^9
$1.25
t1-25
fl2l/2c
$1-25
150%
20c
preferred
Sky
,,
„
...
„
„
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd.,
including registration under the Securities Act and so-called Blue
laws. It is contemplated that the net proceeds of such sale by
the company will be
used to discharge the note in the amount of
$1,160,500 owing by the company tc City Industrial Co. in connection
-
20c
12'/2c
20c
50c
Fund—_——
Dora
Van
Pri
States Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold
Southwestern
vately—The company, it was announced on July 18, has
placed privately with institutional investors an issue of
$2,000,000 5% first mortgage honds, due 1986, as follows:
New York Life Insurance Co., $1,200,000; Aetna Life
Fund
Line
Camp Sea Food
Van
Payable of Rec.
7-31
7-10
*c
Value
Value
.
*
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
.
distributing companies
principally in Ohio, the
Major customers are the
to
gas
contracts
Middle
Atlantic and New England
States.
companies comprising The Columbia Gas System. Inc. and Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Company which in 1956 accounted for 54.4%
of
total
deliveries.
The
.
company
is
producing oil and
I
.
_
also
gats
engaged
and
owns
in the business of exploring for and
natural gas processing plants and oil
refineries.
The current
Commission,
lrom
delivery
expansion
calls
1,863,000
for
MCF to
company
ating
and
635.000
revenues
and
of
gross
the
authorized by
dailv
period
increased
before
income
the Federal
system
MCF
easterners
five-year
company
income
in
(385,000
present
the
as
increase
1.978,000
requirements of
EARNINGS—During
program,
an
on
during
days)
Power
capacity
to
meet
1957-58.
1952-56,
from
delivery
peak
consolidated
$106,446,000
deductions
from
to
oper¬
S267.-
$28,198,000
Volume
186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(465)
,
1°..552-597 000
revenues were
F',r
the
12
$283,317,000
months
and
x
.
able
in
Twelve
interest
line
bonds
lates
4'r
due
due
234fi
1966,
4',4V;
stock
4'a'i
A
l^wnio
177.060 000
25.000.000
25.000.000
agreement.._______
$1001
in
nine
issued
series;
4.10V
t
20.000.000
1.200.000 shs.
into
i,
bonds
in
issu¬
remain
outstanding, the total
issued and
outstanding at
principal
any
$750,000,000.
be
may
the
issued
presently
time
under
restrictions
to
be
outstanding at
prime
rowing.
any
commercial
At
July
bonds
under
series
which
such
23,
1957,
Agreement
loans not
time.
one
rate
for
The
unsecured
there
of
to $20,000,000
producing
Prior
properties,
rate
for
may
unsecured
loans
+162,345 shares of
company's
mon
Restricted
stock
preferred
are
stock
common
rate
rate
the
with
VxVo
of
the
at
Stock
reserved
stock.—V.
Option
for
186,
are
time
reserved
Plan
issuance
Eastern
and
the
of
Mr.
of
the
the
the
This
corporation
covering
offered
in
capital
The
stock
of
La
32
liled
for
its
Nelson
The
810,000
at
least
shares
Gas
<811c
of
shares
810,000
&
of
tiie
Dec.
election
5.
1957.
of
If
Texas
less
shares
of
lil.cd
La
Co.
the
Gloria
or
the
the
shares)
stock
time
shares
are
to
of
of
.so
time
La
The
exchange offer
with
the
new
La
but
328,000
and
snares
of
Gloria
A-.
a
four
Oil
ol
&
May
Gloria.
for
not
are
so
shares
no
depositing
being made
I,
substantial
Texas
1954,
Pipe
of
Line
Co.
bVo
was
it
reserved
corporation
stock
and
in
in
Delaware
liquidation
payment,
1940.
The
of
the
notes.—V.
La
Co.
Jan.
on
assets,
Gloria
of
subject
Corp.,
all
owns
and
8,
a
the
of
capital stock of Great
McMurrey Refining's $1,402,907
as
186,
The
to
Power
Commission
presiding examiner has filed a de¬
subject to review by the
Commission, directing this company
provide natural gas service to
Central Cii3r, Ky., it was
announced
July 18.
Central
Examiner
City
2,063.000
Daniel
natural
s
cubic
gas
J.
Kelly ordered Texas
requirements in
volumes
feet
per
day.
The estimated cost
facilities is about
$280,875, and the
distribution facilities is
approximately $206,850.
The
presiding
construction
zation from
The
FPC
without
of
examiner
its natural
that
Central
gas svstein,
obtain
the Kentucky P. S. Commission.
staff
had
recommended
that
the
prejudice
because
certificate.—V.
tucky PSC
ordered
Central
185,
City
had
Gas
to
deliver
not
to
exceed
Central
estimated
Citv,
the
to
of
the
authori¬
necessary
yet
City's
cost
prior
application
not
be
obtained
denied
Ken¬
a
2853.
p.
Thermo-Form Co., Inc., EI
Segundo, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on
July 17 filed a letter of
notification with the
SEC covering 2,500 shares of
common stock (par $10) to be
offered in
accordance
with
the
company's Employees* Stock Purchase Plan
at
prices not less than $15 nor more than
$20 per share or a maximum
aggregate price of $50,000.
There will be no
underwriting. The pro¬
ceeds are to be used tor
working capital.
Thompson Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation on July 24 filed with the SEC a
registration state¬
covering $19,729,500 subordinated debentures
due Aug. 1,
1982
convertible into common stock until
Aug. 1, 1967.
The company pro¬
poses to offer the debentures to its
common stockholders in
the ratio
of $100 principal amount of
debentures for each 14
shares of common
stock held of record
on
Aug. 12, 1957.
The
subscription rights will
expire on Aug. 27, 1957.
Interest rate,
subscription price and conver¬
sion
will be
Co.
and
determined
immediately prior
underwritten
McDonald & Co.
Net proceeds
funds
for
of
the
other
portion
V-Loan
The
from the sale
to
company
by
a
group
of the debentures
provide
additional
general
of
corporate purposes.
funds will be
the
applied
to
will
by
be
all
reduction
indebtedness.
debentures
have
the
benefit
of
a
and
has
supplied
financing to The
ration organized in 1953 to
research,
in
the electronic and
other
fields,
control
Net
system
sales
months
of
and
1957
amounted
sales of $142,931,111
the
three-month
year
and
company
in
to
the same
period
ended
period
June
of
30
a
for
the
861,842
first
for
versely
by
Earnings
share
on
six
the
months
same
factors
for
the
the
amounted
period
that
first
2,759,158
of
were
to
1956
largely
half
of
shares
of
1957
gain
1956.
of
of
will
to
dividend
ol'
30
cents
value.
par
share
per
on
Holders
being
of
$5
notified
redemption
Redemptions
Street,
—V.
series
that
A
will
be
New
preferred
shares
2,450
Aug. 26,
011
half
stock
of
of
the
record
stock
of
1957.
July
have
20,
1956,
called
been
later
equivalent
stock
Net
made
York, N,
$4,-
in
that
to
J.
at
Y.,
Electric,
underwriting
The
outstanding
$2.96"
on
lor
prior
new
1,
shares
Aug.
P.
Morgan
the sinking
construct
line,
facilities
appurtenant
regulator
Jackson
two
to
about
sales
a
station
Corp.
The
for
and
appurtenant
in
use
its
H.
of
miles
and
K.
8-inch
regulator
Porter
Co.
for
brick
plant
now
under
6-inch
line,
sales
meter
facilities
to
the
serve
Coastal
chemical
plant also now under con¬
facilities is approximately $919,763.
requirements for these customers for each of
estimated cost
natural
mile
meter
the
serve
1.0
gas
of the
first
Yertol Aircraft Corp.—Awarded Government Contract
This
547
corporation
Government
craft
July
on
reported
24
to
contract
it
Lie
explore
has
been
of
use
awarded
ducted
in
is
program
the
by
Army
Naval
of
and
air¬
1
'
rov-arch
$66,
a
xans
wings,
being funded
carried out in cooperation with the Office
p.
1932.
i
is
J
I
bring-
Research.—V.
185,
Vick Chemical Co.—To Split Stock and Incr. Dividend
The
directors
the
be
July
on
stock
will
24
be
established
split
dividend
new
a
five-ior-mur
and
tne
policy
cash
under
dividend
increased.
the
authorized
are
for
those
to
the
a.
in
the
m
the
purchase
is
stock
the
at
will
shares
rate
Stock
1.125
into
common
of
snares
common
of
a
prior
Aug.
market
to
company
will
fund
preferred
will
be
proceeds
to
reduce
short-
currently
at
$6,600,000,
and
to increase working
outstanding bank loans, $2,000,000 was incurred to
inventories
of
in
Chatham
Electronics
1956
ana
Electronics
$4,600,000
Division
incurred
was
fronx
Gera
Corp.
includes
electron
Division
plant
GIVING
is
at
EFFECT
Livingston, N.
TO
PRESENT
due
of
this
amount
for
(par
$1,550,000
$50)
100,000 shs.
866.554 shs.
the
shares
1957
initially
are
preferred
stock
reserved
and
for
underwriters
named
12,332
shares
have
severally
respective number of shares
The
path
Inc
Sons
Sberrerd
'
260.
p.
Industries,
This
order
The
Shares
1,500
E.
Hutton
1,500
&
Co.
11,000
11,000
Weeks.-.
7,000
& Co.____—
7,000
4,000
—
2,500
Inc
3,000
11,000
'
tons
be
used
in
awarded
an
the
Twin
18-month
The
buses,
receipt
of
a
$350,000 engine
100
Coach
period,
named
the
alter
extensive
according
to
L.
tests
J.
on
similar
5
Fageol,
engines
Fageol-Leyland diesel engines will be installed in
replacing their previous gasoline power plants.—V. 184,
This
offer
the
Net
of
the
Co.
public
will
The
sale
head
of
the
the
company's
underwriting
company
128th
to
consecutive
stockholders
185,
quarterly
of
divi¬
at
record
the
2854.
p.
the
which
financing will
expects
to
apply
be
a
added
to
portion
the
of
will
over
p.
826
1+0,uuO
lias
is
story
completely
of
excess
30O
painting and baking ovens.
a
revolutionary new dishwasher
which will retail for considerably less than
dishwasher
to
wall
a
which
be
the
contract
a
the
the
on
Two
market.
conventional
floor
cabinet,
model.
manufactures
of
for
feet,
capacity in
square
press
a
introduce
installed
be
signing
Pitts¬
Tracy
automatic
soon
will
$360,000
also
of
It
1,
RR.
Tracy
with
the
manufacture
of
Kitchens,
announced
Department of
6,000
over
Defenso
metal
has
completed
order
an
work
for
both
the
Mr.
186,
appointed
olid
Ann
had
Chester
railroad
by Arthur K.
been
A.
Vice-President
Arbor
July 19
on
Nellis
succeeds
health.—V.
been
announced
was
he
has
Wabash
rouds.
position
Co.—Official Promoted—
Nellis
F.
Manager
General
Johnston,
and
Manager.
who
General
companies, effective
Atkinson, President,
retired
In
his
because
new
of
ill
365.
p.
(Jim) Walter Corp., Tampa, Fla.—Registers With SEC
corporation on July 22 filed a registration statement with tho
covering $1,250,000 of 9% subordinated bonds, due Dec. 31, 2000,
common stock, 50c par.
These securities are to bo
offered
for
public
sale
in
units,
each consisting
of
$25 principal
SEC
and
50,000 shares of
lor
bonds
of
each
Carl
such
M.
funds
funds,
in¬
and
one
is
unit
Loeb,
share.
common
tc
Rhoades
be
&
The
public
offering
prico
$48.50.
Co.
The offering is to be made by
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc., fox*
and
which
an underwriting commission
of $5 per unit is to be paid.
Organized under Florida law in August 1955, the company acquired
of the assets of the partnei-ship known as Walter Construction Co.
fronx James
W.
Walter, James O. Alston, and Arnold F. Saraw in
exchange for various securities.
Its business consists of the construc¬
all
tion
"shell"
of
placing
homes;
insurance
ox
homes
ranging
in
Walter,
and
Treasurer,
by
recently, it has also
homes.
It
offers
a
cash
and
sales,
Saraw
from
$995
directors
are
engaged
series
to
and
in the
of
shell
$2,895.
President,
Sec¬
respectively.
Alston
and
Saraw,
are
selling
to
40,000
"A"
the
"A"
more
these
on
and
Inc.,
warrants
and,
on
price,
Alston
Walter,
Foundry,
the
underwriters
together
underwriters
warrant
the
of
with
an
options,
10,000
Ferro
Machine
aggregate
conditioned
"A"
warrants
of
10,000
upon
and
of
the
the
warrant
options and the underlying "A" warrants.
As a
result
of
such
exercise, the underwriters will pay $2,044,000 to the
corporation for $1,250,000 of the 9 ,c
suDordinaced bonds and
50,000
shares
P'erry
of
common
has
shares.
lor
"A"
The
credit
to
which
exercise
warrants,
$375,000
company
sales
Warner
to
stock,
agreed
for
company
will
publicly
general
these
of
area
available—one
the
19
Ground
which
be
Tracy Firm—
Tracy kitchen
cabinets
for
ihe U.
S.
Embassy in Moscow, according to a recenk
announcement by Alfred Dullago, President.—V,
185, p. 2854.
stock.
group
of
an
will
corporation
of
Bros.
breaking
of
constitute
15,000
upon
the
for
intends
to
apply
shell
The
new
net
be
to
options
offered.
and
$616,500
and 15,000
tho
to
tho
pay
bonds
the
homes
securities
warrant
will
it
subordinated
9%
adaitional
proceeds
constructed
in
by
common
arranging
it.
Pictures, Inc.—Expansion—
ceremonies
television
corporation's
the
"A"
which
for
provide the world's most modern
quarters
from
of
cabineis.-
40,000
shares.
proceeds
the
1957
the Tracy Manufacturing Co.,
announcement made on June 24.
acouisition
has
been
changed
to
Viclad
Industries,
Inc.
The single
new
continuous
other
involving
was
White
financing
initial
5,
fabrication,
corporation
July
on
"A"
This corporation on July 25 filed a
registration statement with the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission covering
the
proposed
public
offering of 200,000 shares of class A common stock.
The
offering
price of the stock is expected to be $9 per share.
The
&
will
increase
an
an
permanently
style—the
exercise
Two Guys From Harrison,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
the
he
purchased
to
the
firm
will
will
President.
new
Bache
been
stock
a.
*
1957.—V.
"Thoro-Matic,"
other
any
has
metal
Tracy
underlying
mark
15.
covers
has
and
The
Messrs.
Wasnir.gton, D. C.
Fageol-Leyland diesel bus engines which
Washington iirm's modernization
program.
It
covers
Sept.
division
a
for
retary
Co.—Receives Engine Order—
company on July 18 announced the
from D. C. Transit System, Inc.,
order
has
as
which
on
representing
. >
represents
Aug
of
which
Messrs.
Twin Coach
This
payable
name
amount
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
186,
shares
shares
This
Croweil, Weedon & Co
&
year,
two
snares
tne
according
equipped
were
below
Shares
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 22,500
Co.
per
100
plus
125
own
Industries Inc.—Acquires
Pa.,
The
issuance
issue under the Employees' Stock Option Plan.
purchase from the company the
of 1957 preferred stock set forth below:
&
paid
corporation
burgh,
of
100.000 shs.
to
Butcher
Viclad
Aug.
100,000 shs.
142,500
of
$200
ol
of
owner
year,
per
will
September dividend payment equal to the;
under the new policj', the directors declared the
per
share
dividend
plus an
adjusting payment
cents
is
$l«0
he
dividends.
business
Wabash
'1,500.000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
and
James
Outstanding
+
$1)
(par
conversion
reserved
stock
1957
stock
be
the
years,
oi
split,
make
cents.
ol
This
J.
$1,550,000
1957-1965
preferred
5series
to
37'/a
dend
the
dividends
to
amount
close
three
oividenas
cash
regular
1212
of
FINANCING
Authorized
Cumulative
cash
order
models
CAPITALIZATION
Common
In
ranging from
1959, to $50 per
2,
tubes, cathode
lay tubes, semi-conductor products (transistors and
diodes), miniature
incandescent
lamps, all-glass sealed beam headlamps, and electroswitches (for flashing directional and
warning signals), circuit break¬
ers
and
relays.
Chatham
makes
a
line
of
power
tubes,
hydrogen
thyratron
tubes,
selenium
rectifiers,
aircraft
power
supply
units,
radiation
detection equipment, and
specialized
electronic equipment.
Tung-Sol plants are located in Newark,
Bloomfield, Washington, and
East Orange, N. J.; and
Weatherly, Boyertown and Hazleton, Pa. The
note
receive
past
After
3345''■«•in
plant,
the
use
BUSINESS—Tung-Sol's product line
3V2r/o
the
cam
dividend.
prices
The
during tne period ending
fund which will redeem
sinking
a
at
to Aug.
1967.
2,
1957.-
Chatham
During
receiving
Offered—
convertible
of
redeemable
be
called
after
thereafter
expanded
May,
stock
for
operation
loans
Of
linance
in
the
share.
PROCEEDS—The
capital.
1967
redeemed
1967 and
at $50.
bank
to three million shares to
provide stock for future
carrying out its expansion program.
Upon stockholder
total issued shares will be 2,144,598.
When the split becomes effective, the directors intend to
establish,
quarterly cash dividend rate of 40 cents a share on the increased
stock
acquisitions
approval,
fund agent of the company.
Inc.—Preferred
preferred
1.
preferred
share
per
for
Aug.
to
preferred^
each
subject
per
June
In
about
three years of operation
are:
Coastal,
1,000,000 cubic feet
day), 300,000.000 cubic feet
(annual.); Porter, 6,000,000 cubic
feet
(peak day) and 1.606,000,000 cubic feet (annual).
Coastal will
require service by Sept. 1, 19o7 and jrorter by May 1, 195o,—V.
185,
p. 1794.
group
cumulative
new
stock
ad¬
year.
line
area
proposal, one new share of capital stock will be Issued
each four shares currently issued and
outstanding or held in tho
Ireasury.
Tne company is asking stocknolclers at tne annual meet¬
ing on Oct.
15,
1957
to approve the split and an Increase in the
headed by Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., on July 24 offered publicly a new -issue of
100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, 5% series
of 1957, at par ($50 per share). This
offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
six
income
transmission
industrial
C'asoLe
shares.
Tung-Sold
An
over
with
12-inch
Be you
its
Estimated
184, p. 471.
White, Weld & Co
affected
were
the
(peak
plus accrued dividends& Co. Incorporated, 23
2.000
compared
and
in
the
1957. at 8100 per share,
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Shuman, Agnew & Co
a
the
company also proposes to
the
proposed
12-inch
struction.
Redemption—
Stroud
in
Lirette-Mobile
to
from
Chemical
.
Co.—Partial
4.500
$74,077,150
under
lor
Gas
2.500
of $99,112,020
main
Undei
Brown
$53,069,592
14,
Pascagoula, Miss.
The
expansion,
&
first
which
fiscal
south
of
line
011
Alex.
company's
its
east
100.000
laboratory
of
on
Files With
Blair
general
"with
30.
—
stores,
application by
this company
seeking authority for the con¬
and
operation of natural gas facilities
to
provide
direct
interruptible industrial service in Mississippi has been accepted for
filing, the Federal Power Commission announced on
July 18.
The
company
proposed to construct
approximately
17.7
miles
of
12-inch pipeline and appurtenant fac.litles trom a
point of connection
payable
Aug.
selling of merchandise
15
struction
be
changes
each
outstanding
$10
funds
to
the
with
earnings
overcome
common
each
shares
W.
and
the
in
Sales
$8,323,211,
were
changes
two
the
July
shares outstanding.
Hornblower &
Ramo-Wooldridge Corpo¬
compared
when
into
a
incorporation
substantial
a
ago.
Earnings improved substantially, in the first
shares,
also
and
value
of
on
Ohio.
The amendment
shares of $20 par value
common
declared
of
of
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—To Increase Facilities—
and
split
effect
take
of
from
each
par
have
articles
State
527,651
will
the
group
An
sinking fund
subsidiaries
$196,000,703,
value
$20
the
tc
of
stock
two-for-one
a
change
a
magnesium oxide and i-efractory
construction; and approximately 0.5 mile of
Split Approved—
approved
The
2,000
develop and manufacture products
including guided missiles, weapon
its
23
the
station
4,000
computers.
this
of
Skymasters,
3,000
commencing
1968 designed to retire
about 60':c of the Issue
prior to maturity.
Thompson Products is a manufacturer of aircraft
component parts
and equipment,
largely for aircraft engines, and a wide
range of engine
and other
parts
for automobiles,
trucks and
tractors.
It
long has
stressed research and
development of new alloys, processes,
products,
and
manufacturing methods and techniques. The
company has invest¬
ments in
in
TAL
2490.
p.
shares.
are
Trunkline
The
Barney
For
"short
advertising and working capital.
—V.
will
by
Super
new
Robert W. Laird &: Co., Inc.
Bateman, Eichler <fc Co..
added
of
the
over
blazed
Bache & Co
offering.
or
Okinawa,
points
Lockheed
First Boston Corp...
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co..
Smith,
working capital
Initially
to
the
managed
the
.
principally In
operates
year
ended Aug. 31, 1953,
the company had total
sales
of
$28,265,387, of which $6,601,103 were made by leased
departments, and for the eight months ended April 30, 1957, sales wero
$23,140,825, of which $9,564,222 were made by leased departments.
wliicn
upon
This
offering is being
extend
engaged
net
will
ment
<fc
on
air¬
convenient
is
presently
operate
The
'Of
prices
Airport
providing
it
trade
July 19 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock
(par 50 cents)
to
be
at $2 per share, through Alfred D. Laurence &
Co., Miami. Fla.
net proceeds are to be used for
plant and
term
of
transmission
its
to
and
Asian
July
on
par
of
corporation
The
Federal
Presiding
of
Sept. 13 to holders of record at the
This
dividend
is
equivalent
to
60
share quarterly 011 the old shares, compared to 50 cents
quarterly which has been paid since June, 1956.—V. 185,
covering
share
cision,
on
intermediatj
intermediate
and
County,
planned
Corp.—Stock
business
share
$52.50
Texas Gas Transmission Co.—To Add
to Facilities—
A
innovation
the
cost of about $500,000.
The ger.r
furtner expansion of the company'?*
name "Two Guys From
Harrison," and have a uniform policy of
selling nationally advertised and other brand merchandise at low mark¬
up, emphasizing low rental areas adjacent to
population centers with
ample parking space, wherever
possible, centralized warehousing and
buying, IBM inventory control, volume purchases, low
adveritsing and
promotion, liberal return and exchange policies, and a customer serv¬
ice department.
offered
363.
p.
various
International
from
anticipated
located
are
for
1091.
SEC
•
McMurrey
outstanding
well
as
the
company
McMurrey Refining
of
Corp.,
subordinated
in
production
of
2b'fr
Chemical
incorporated
acquired
incorporated
outstanding capital
Southern
Co.
184,
and
Honolulu
Truly Nolen Products, Inc., Miami, Fla.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
beyond
stock
into
Gas
called
an
in Northern New
Jersey ana one store in White Plains, New
York. Two additional outlets are
currently under construction in Allentown, Pa. atld near Baltimore, Md. All of the stores
proposal, which
a
at
will also be used for the
stores.
corporation
The
be
owning in the aggregate approximately
1,000.OuJ snares outstanding of La Gloria's
stock
of the
five members of
its board
of directors.
the
$lo
per
Wall
is
entered
comprising
La
1954.
to
1957,
Burbank
and
Guam
to
common
common
of
cents
the
deposited
Gloria
to
Secretary
directors
close
the
to
of
pursuant to an agreement dated
among
Texas Eastern, La Gloria,
and
four of La Gloria's
stockholders ( John F. L-'nch, Paul R.
Haas, T. S.
Scibienski, and Binford Arney)
26,
the
share
com¬
Corpus Christi, Texas.
deposit lor exchange of at
stockholders.
June
been
on
through operations, to the providing of in¬
capital lor the ne# Allentown, Pa. and Baltimore,
initial
stores,
retail
announced.
was
is
amendment
an
of
The
during any ex ten ion of the exexchange offer may be continued
from
810,000
has
action
With
shares
during the initial or extended
exchange period,
exchanged and all shares will be returned to the
be
v-
groups.
it
route
common
authorized
common
second
s.ock,
for
it
Coast,
operations
shareholders
shares
of
deposited
will
Lie
compared
approximately $20,000,000 of con¬
The
proceeds will be used to pro¬
capital and other general corporate
Transocean's
said.—V.
with
the
may
of
the
statement
common
basis,
outstanding
Eastern
than
par
share
upon
the
exchange prior to Sept. 6, 1957,
change period, then the period ol
at
$7
Oil
Gloria
issue
to
Hawaii,
Temper
when
30
borrowing.
company
Registers
—
registration
for
taking
of
working
months
trade
company's
prime
issuance under
1,725,648
Corp.
share
a
under
$67,000,000
Lines, Inc.—Inaugurates New Service
West
few
a
True
p.
a
of
shares
on
exchange offer is conditioned
least
If
July
or.
1,000,000
exchange,
at
364.
p.
Air
and
Currently there
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
The
and
S110.063,332.
to
45}
generated
and
eral funds
use
bor¬
acquisition
over
conversion
upon
Transmission
$147,852,696,
loans
to
shareholders
common
purpose
debentures.
continue
aerial
per
Texas
Bank
amounted
30
to
banks,
to
thereunder
time
259.
p.
1_56,
amounted
Super Constellation operations
will
cut"
Dec.
31,
exceed $60,000,-
to
at
to the sale
of
the
securities above offered,
additional loans under these
agreements.
make
of
the
18o,
those
Maryland
31.
company
the
on
Within
are
interest
an
June
"doorstep" service for tour
is
mortgage
expiring
interest
loans
for use in connection
at
at
additional
Coast
The
ports
Agreement expiring June IS, 1.60, which
provides for short-term
commercial
cluding
M.
airports
$45,000,000 of notes outstanding
In this
connection, reference is made to the information
under the caption "Proceeds."
The company has a
Property Acquisition
bank loans
up
of
g.ant
Cahu.
thereunder.
Credit
the
tor
Constellation
company has a Revolving Credit
which provides for short-term bank
the
assets
Airport and Lockheed Air Terminal,
the
contained
authorized
of
amount
one
14.688.337 shs.
fThe
1959,
qv.arief
Nelson, President and Chairman of the Board, said the
68-ton airliners, just received from the Lockheed
facto.*y
and described by the manufacturer as
"the closest approach to flying
hotels"
will
operate
from
the
Metropolitan
Oakland
International
197.035 shs.
series
more
West
new
30,000.000 shs.
or
for
subordinated
funds
Orvis
393,035 shs.
common
mortgage
securing the bonds subject to
therein.
As
long
as
any
bmds of
the
is
permit
the
1956
1966——_
one
common
compared
equal to $1.52 and
July 23 introduced the newest model pressurized,
330-mile-an-hour Lockheed Super Constellation aircraft in its low-cost
supplemental service and Hawaiian Holiday package tours between
rm-
S5 )
(par
2.732.285
$4,272,596
were
This corporation on
959.500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Sept.
Q00
current
March
at
Transocean
5.25'-
convertible
into
th ■rough March
series, ^convertible
stock through
be
earnings
16,692.000
dividend
to
l,
'Additional
1957,
meeting
1957
vertible
and
series...
stock
9,
purposes.—V.
60.000.000
the
on
ventories
1957
existing
Agreement
special
will
vide
from
stock
«Common
30.
$68,000,000
Aug.
;;
—
(par
4.50series,
■
June
Credit
with
$439,426,000
due
preferred stock (par $100)
in
per. share
earlier.
of
respectively.
of
Loan
\Property acquisition credit agreement
mon
SI.72
year
liabilities, including notes payable
Working capital amounted to $37,789,364.
nctcs—-
range
a
quarter
$2,727,060 for the comparable
cents
due
and
1975.
credit
outstanding
with
compared
outstanding
the- second
As
$563,000,000
due 1977
able
97
to
'_r—•
Revolving
rates
with
Outstanding
issu¬
19G6-1977___
_
1Short-term
1957,
shares
outstanding;
from
range
maturities
1977
•Second
30,
operating
FINANCING
current
presently
Debentures—37b'7
Preiened
1057,
PRESENT
series—
o'-tL;
+c>
TO
Authorized
pipe
series
1974,
31,
S53.539.000.
For
EFFECT
,
mortgage
Mav
income
gross
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
First
ended
films
studios
in
a
million-dollar
and
production
Burbank,
complete
were
building
designed
administrative
conducted
on
July
head¬
22
at
Calif.
building will provide facilities for the executive, writing and
The Commercial and Financial
staffs for
editorial
its
Studios
Indies
Sugar
of invest,gating oil.
the Western Hemisphere.
company will consist of the evalua¬
tion of oil and mineral prospects in various countries, organization of
joint ventures with mining companies to explore for and to exploit
commercial deposits of valuable minerals, the evaluation and testing of
various methods of obtaining commercial product on of oil, and the
acquisition, evaluation and exploitation of any lands which seem to
United States
25 cents
on
-Does
stock (par 50 cents per sh.'i
1,000,000 shg.
0 666.500 Shs.
include 120,000 shares of common stock which are subject
per
stockholders the distribution
to stockholders,
in redemption of a part of the outstanding stock
of
the company,
of an amount equal to the net proceeds of the
sale
by the Dominican
subsidiaries of their properties. This dis¬
tribution is contingent upon the receipt of a ruling from the Treas¬
ury
Department that
the distribution will qualify as a partial
liquidation
and
will not be classified as ' an ordinary dividend.
to the
also is recommending
redemption would be made at book value as
end of the fiscal year procsding the redemption.
The Dominican properties were sold in January,
The
and
Sept.
30.
the balance
1957. Sept. 30.
Inc.
Westcoast Transmission
The Ohio Co
I.
debentures.
ordinated
1957, for the sum
the time of the
Co. Ltd.
--V.
the
This
the
period
to
*
'
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
See
States
Northern
-
Power
'
"
School District No. 10
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
inclusive.
1977
School District,
10:30
C.
(CDST) on Aug. 6 for
a.m.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
office.
California
(State
186,
v.
July 8—v. 186,
Maricopa
p.
156.
Phoenix
County,
of America
ings Association, of
at
Union
High School District (P. O.
,
a
cost
$800,000 build¬
Chicago, and First Boston Corp.,
jointly, at a price of 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 3.68%, as
follows:
Due
on
July 1, 1963.
200,000 3%s. Due
on
July 1, 1964.
400,000 3^s. Due
on
July 1, 1965
and 1966.
Sale —The $400,000
gen-
oral obligation water works bonds
offered
July 23—v.
awarded
to
on
186, p.
366—
group
com¬
3V4s.
25,500,000 3V2S.
April
1
inclusive.
Due on April 1
from 1965 to 1969
inclusive.
Due on April 1
from 1970 to 1978
inclusive.
the syndi¬
Company;
The Chase Manhattan Bank; The
Other
members
Bankers
cate:
of
Trust
First National City
Bank, of New
Trust
Co.^ Inc.;
Company,
San
Fran¬
Security - First
National
Bank, of Los Angeles; California
Bank, Los Angeles; Drexel & Co.;
cisco;
Corn
Forgan & Co.; Chemical
Exchange Bank; C. J. De-
S.
San Francisco, Dean
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Lawson,
vine
&
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-
Trust Company; R.
A.,
of
Witter
a
&
Glore,
National
pany,
of
Co.;
Continental
Bank
and
Chicago;
Trust
Illinois
Com¬
Northern
H. Moulton &
The
2718.
White,
Compan y;
Trust
Reynolds &
Alex.
Co.;
Brown
&
&
Bank,
&
&
Ira
Haupt &
&
Gardner;
Rippel
&
Co.;
Stephens, Inc.; Ryan. Sutherland
&
Co.; Atkinson and Company;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; A. Web¬
Geo. B.
Company, Inc.; Greg¬
Co.;
of
perger,
holdt &
Co., Inc.; Fitzpatrick.
Co.; Fidelity Union
Sons;
&
National
City
Cleveland;RaffensHughes & Co.f frrc.; ReinThe
Company;
City, Mo.; R. S.
Inc.; El-
Company,
Co.;
ster
The Illinois Com¬
Dougherty & Co.; Federation
and Trust Co.; Field, Rich¬
Bank
Inc.;
Seattle;
Newhard,
Cook
&
ards
&
Inc.;
Co.;
pany;
Brush,
Slocumb & Co. Inc.;
Schmortz
&
Co.,
Schwabacher Cunningham,
Dominick; First of Michigan Cor¬ &
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; J. Inc.; Ernst & Co.; Folger, Nolan,
poration; First Western Bank and S.
Strauss
&
Co.;
Taylor and Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Trust
Company; ^ Hallgarten
&
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Robert
Company; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Van
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemp¬
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Chas.
E. Garrett & Sons; Goodbody & Co.;
hill, Noyes & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.;
Hooker & Fay; Kalman & Com¬
Weigold & Co., Inc.; Robert WinLee Higginson Corporation: Carl
throp & Co.; Wood, Struthers & pany, Inc.; A. E. Hasten & Com-:
M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; F. S.
Co.;
A.
G.
Edwards &
Sons: pany; McDonnell & Co.; Wm. J.
Moseley & Co.; National State Glickenhaus & Lembo: G. C. Haas Mericka & Co., Inc.; J. A. Over¬
Bank, Newark;. John Nuveen & &
ton & Co.: Park, Ryan, Inc.; The
Co.; Hannahs Ballin & LeeCo., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; Irving Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
lottesville, Va.; Pierce, Carrison,
Lundborg & Co.; Model, Roland
Inc.;
Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray &
& Stone; More, Leonard & Lynch
Hopwood;
The
Robinson-Hum¬
Rand & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Stroud
phrey Company, Inc.; Rockland&
Company,
Inc.;
Andrews &
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.:
Wells,
Bache
Inc.;
&
Baxter & Company; A.
Banking
&
&
Co.;
Hutton
Hutton
&
&
las; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Stern.
Lauer & Co.; Stone & Yoimgberg;
Third National Bank in Nashville
Trust
Com¬
Estabrook & Co.;
Company; W. E.
Co.;
Kean,
Taylor
&
Co.; The Marine Trust Company,
of
Western
York;
New
Laurence
Co.; W. H. Morton
Roosevelt & Cross,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day; B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.: Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.; City
M.
&
Marks
Co.,
&
Inc.;
National Bank &
sas
City,
Mo.;
The Ohio Company;
Republic National Bank,
Braun, Bosworth &
Co.;
Coffin
&
Burr, Inc.; Francis I.
F.
Hanseatic Corporation;
Company;
pany;
E.
New York
G. Becker
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
& Co.,
duPont
Corporation;
p.
Co.; Fulton. Reid & Co.,
Cinther & Company; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hill Rich¬
Trask & Co.;
ards & Co.; J.
A. Hogle & Co.;
Trust
Company
of
Georgia;
McCormick
&
Co.;
McDonaldWachovia Bank and Trust Com¬
Moore
&
Co.;
The
Milwaukee
pany; G H. Walker & Co.; Rober,
Company;
Mullaney,
Wells
&
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Baker
Company; W. H. New hold's Son
Watts & Co.; Barret, Fitch, North
& Co.; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Singer,
Sz Co.; William Blair & Company.
Deane & Seribner; Stubbs, Smith
Bramhall,
Fallon
&
Co., Inc.: & Lombardo, Inc.; Talmage &
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.; King
Co.; Thomas & Company; Chas.
Quirk & Co.,. Inc.; MercantileN. Tripp Company; Anderson &
Safe Deposit and Trust Company;
Strudwick; Allan Blair & Com¬
National Bank of Commerce, of
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Dominick
&
Harriman
Harris Trust
and Savings Bank; Smith, Barney
& Co.; Lehman Brothers; Ameri¬
can
National
Company;
&
185,
V.
A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
F.
S.
Smithers & Co.; Spencei
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
American Securities Corporation;
Barth
net proceeds of the offering; and
forepart of -the prospectus a concise
speculative features of the offering.
::
,«• '
of the
application
(7)- failure to include-:intthe
informative, description of
the
Company, Newark;
Hirsch
Salomon
Co.;
&
Branch
posed of Bank of America N. T. &
were
Shields
of
Chicago;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First
York; The First National Bank,
Boston
Arvin Community Services District,
Kern County, Calif.
Bond
11,900,000
Ripley &
CALIFORNIA
.
Due
5s.
from 1959 to 1964
ing bonds offered July 25—v. 186,
p.
262—were
awarded
to
the
Hams
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
$200,000 4s.
San Francisco,
price of 100.07, a net interest
of about 3.57%, as follows:
$12,600,000
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
awarded to
262—were
p.
syndicate headed by the Bank
National Trust & Sav¬
a
The
bonds
&
Mercantile
J.
of)
$50,000,000 Vet¬
offered July 24—
Bond Sale—The
erans'
ory
Bros. &
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Weld
the
(6)
erties;'
&
Gibbons
pany,
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
&
such properties
from
—
Trust
poration; Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities
Corporation; Dean Witter
purchase of $335,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Principal
foregoing supple¬
the report in our issue of
ments
including estimations of recoverable reserves from the Penn¬
properties and failure to disclose that the production of oil
has been negligible over the period Woodland has
been operating them and that it is economically unfeasible to operate
such
properties;-''(4) failure to disclose that Woodland's interest in
certain Kentucky properties have nominal value only, that the proper¬
ties are wildcat acreage, and that they are available to anyone willing
to drill wildcat wells thereon; (5) the geology of the properties, includ¬
ing estimated future gross- monetary return- from the Pennsylvania prop¬
sylvania
Sullivan
Seattle-First National
Equitable Securities Cor¬
Bank;
J. L. Brown,
—
the
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
—
the history and business of the issuer, including failure
clearly that, in; connection with a prior stock offering,
Penn-York Oil Company, Inc., received 1,050.000 shares
of Woociland stock for the Pennsylvania properties ar.d failure to dis¬
close their investment in sueh properties; : (3)' the properties
of the.
5,000
5,000
dredge
& Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Philadelphia
Bank;
County, Calif.
Offering
and interest
Note
including the follow¬
disclose
to
Dickson
land, Ore.;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
Rothengatter, Clerk of Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (MST) on July
29 for the
purchase of $36,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
to
1 from
The
Unified
Fresno
1970
various material facts,
Ursillo. and
Company, Kansas
Fenner & Beane; Blair
& Co., Inc.: Weeden & Co.; The
First National
Bank of Boston;
The First National Bank, of Port¬
Due on Aug. 1 from
to 1982 inclusive.
1977
Bond
**•
of
DEPARTMENT
Pierce,
170,000 5s.
Bullard
Offering—Louise
respect
in
AND NEGOTIATIONS
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
inclusive.
1961 to 1970
130,000 4%s. Due on Aug.
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
ARIZONA
Bond
effectiveness of the registration Statement.
particularly, the Commission asserts that it icak reasonable
believe tnat the. registration statement and prospectus are
and misleading,
in that information therein is inadequate or
to
Issuer; .(2)
5,00!)
186, p. 53.
above.—V.
(Wis.)
Securities
Union
Dillon,
Due on Aug. 1 from
$100,000 6s.
of
Hayes,
inquiry will
registration
omit to state
ho Issued sus¬
the Commission's Washington office,
of determining whether the
in
the purpose
and
inaccurate
Co.—To Be Acquired—
Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Eastman
follows:
of about 5.04%, as
(CST) on July 30 for the purchase
of
$1,070,000 general obligation
school bonds. Legality approved
&
on
ing: < 1) the terms -of the underwriting arrangement,, including failure
to designate ■ the
underwriter and disclose that the . underwriter will
receive.axi option'to purchase'-one'Share of every 30 shares sold for the
holdings increased in value in
preferred stocks held in the
Company;
White & Co. at a
price of 100.17, a net interest cost
bids will be received until 4 p.m.
Gila County
false
tight money market conditions.
Net assets totaled $8,265,590 at mid-year, according to Mr. Randolph,
and compared with $7,942,047 six months earlier.—V.
185, p. 1682.
publicly
Bond
by Dumas, O'Neal
Birmingham.
announced
More
on July 22 by Francis F, Randolph,
Chairman and
compared with $11.55 three months earlier.
Accord¬
Chairman, common stock
but prices of bonds and
berg, and C. N.
ALABAMA
*
v..us
to
pending the
Inc.—Asset Value Higher—
this Fund stood at $11.64 at-June 30,
BOND PROPOSALS
Florence, Ala.
it
has
1933
Aug. 5, 1957,
conducted for
cause
shares of
STATE AND CITY
Offering;—City Clerk, S. B.
Howard
announces
that
sealed
SEC Orders "Stop
prospectus are false and misleading or
material facts and, if so, whether a stop order should
portfolio were depressed by
and associates.
underwriting group which
reported
was
ing
the
of
value
President.
Petroleum Corp.—Stock Offered
—Sanders & Co. and Kauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc. on
"
23,
of
statement
5,000
5,000
5,000
Inc.
J. K. Williston & Co.__
—
Commisrion.
company,
Asset
Western Hemisphere
July 25 headed an
Metropolitan Delias Corp._
Moreland, Bradenbergcr,
Johnston & Currie
R. A. Underwood & Co.,
155.
186, p.
Whitehall Fund,
Plans Debenture
—
Union Securities & Co.
657 and 190; V. 183, p. 2121.
185, pp.
Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.
Robert E. Levy & Co
;
installments on
August through Eastman Dillon,
—V.
25,000
& Co.*
Sullivan
«___1:11_ 20,000
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.
20,000
Mead, Miller & Co._.
,
20,000
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. 15,00')
Muir Investment Corp
15,000
to
a
25,000
Co
&
52,500
40,000
40,000
Inc.
it
covering
Simon
M.
Bosworth,
file a registration statement with the SEC
proposed issue of $25,000,000 convertible sub¬
The offering is expected to be made late in
plans
company
week
___
Dcmpsey-Tegeler & Co.2-
Financing—
The
Co._
&
be
112, p. 2517.
proposed distribution.—V.
this
Stearns
Bear
above,
to
Stein Bros. & Bovce—
15,000
Parsons & Co., Inc
— 10,006
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
5,000
Burke & MacDonaid, Inc.__
5,000
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
—
—
:— 5,000
Garrett, Bromfield & Co.__
5,000
Co.,
<&
Pierce
Rauscher,
receipts of a ruling from the Treasury Department, as
a stockholders meeting
will be held to vote upon
the
Upon
referred
v
52,500
Exchange
,
lor
Shares
Sanders & Co._
determined at the
$10,000,000 was paid at
is payable in three equal
1958 and Sept. 30, 1959.
which
of
$35,830,000,
sale,
the
have
below
Co., Inc.
Gas
&
and
in
its order for hearing,
the Commission challenges the accuracy
and. adequacy of various informational disclosures contained in the
registration statement and prospectus; and at the hearing, scheduled
severally
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to sell to them
severally, the number of shares of the common stock indicated below:
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Oil
Proceedings—
Securities
capital.
warrants,
certain options and
to
Shares
board
The
of
not
30.
Aug.
Outstanding
Authorized
issue of
ordered "stop order" proceedings under the Securities
determine whether to suspend the.effectiveness of a
registraticn statement filed by this corporation.
Woodland's registration statement, filed May 23, 1957, proposed the
public offering of 700,000 shares of Woodland common stock at $1.50
per share
maximum, 600,000 by the issuer and 100,000 by Ralph J.
Ursillo, the principal promoter of the company.
Proceeds of the com¬
pany financing
were to be used to drill and comph-j oil wells on
the company's Pennsylvania and Kentucky properties,■ and for working
July
'Act
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
when
Woodland
The
commercial production of oil.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the
.
Order"
business of the
prospects for the
offer
dividend
of record
July 23, declared a regular quarterly
share, payable Sept. 13, 1957 to stockholders
directors
The
or
281.
p.
Co.—Underwriting Ended—
4'-a'. debentures v.a^ terminated
unsold. In fre? market
compared wit.1 an issue
t.iey were brought io market oil July 9.—V. 186,
of
22
price of 101U
and mining properties in
BUSINESS—The
tribution—
'
Monday. .July 29, 1957
with a good'pare of the i,rve
t.:e se^uritiei sold down to -SO's a-i
Ji ly
t.p.dim.
and fbr> the purpose
Canada
the
gas
Liquidating Dis¬
Corp.—Proposes
the sale of these
be received from
approximately si,6Vo.u00 w.Ji oe ised ..or \Vorl: in Canada,
Cuba, Haiti and Honduras
The balance, ia intended to be
used for the purchase of producing oil, gas and mining properties in
Common
West
proceeds to
the
PROCEEDS--Of
Colombia,
260.
of
t..
Telephone
underwriting
The
on
shares,
the newly launched building will
accommodate the continued rapid expansion of the company's television
films production program.
Four major network shows currently are
being filmed by Warner Brcs. apd production of an important full-hour
science series will start in the immediate future.
The new building is being constructed on a 135 by 140-foot area in
the northeast section of Warner Bros. Studios, fronting on Warner
Boulevard.
The two-story structure will contain 26 office suites, with
130 indivdual offices.
The 26 offices suites are planned according to
executive needs, with accommodations for a producer, director,
unit
manager, writer and secretaries in each suite.
Among other fully equipped facilities, the building also will house
26
film editing rooms and four spacious projection
rooms. V. 186,
needs,
television
for
Wisconsin
(par 50 cents)
share.
at $5 per
remodeled
21
specifically
of common stock
400,000 shares
offered
full-hour and half-hour
with the production lacilitics of the Warner Bro-..
big sound stages, three of which were recently
Coupled
■with
10 and 15 major
in work simultaneously.
between
filmed television shows
p.
Chronicle
(466)
50
Trust Co.,
Commerce
Kan¬
Trust
of Dal¬
Atlas
National
Bank,
of
Boston;
Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Shaughnessy &
Company, Inc.; Herbert J. Sims
&
Co., Inc.; John Small & Co.,
R. D. White & Company; Wood,
Inc.; Soden Investment Company;
Gundy & Co., Inc.; H. E.. Work
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stix & Qo.;
&
Co.:
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Stranahan, Harris & Company;
Redpath C. F. Childs and Com¬
Sutro
Bros.
&
Co.;
Thornton,
pany, Inc.; City National Bank &
Mohr & Farish; Townsend, DabTrust
Conipany,
of
Chicago;
ne.y & Tyson; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
Julien Collins & Company; Courts
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Ar¬
& Co.: Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.thur
L.
Wright
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; ElZahner and Company: Bosworth,
kins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Fahey,
Sullivan & Company, Inc.; Burns,
Clark & Co.; Dittmar & Company
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Channer
Inc.; The First National Bank, of
Memphis;
Freeman
Hayden, Miller &
MacArthur
&
Co.;
&
Company;
Co.; Kenower
McDonald
&
Schaffer,
Necker
Securities
nental
Salt
&
Company;
The
Bank and Trust
Lake
City,
Conti¬
Company,
Utah;
Davis,
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(467)
Skaggs
& Co.; The
Corporation;
land
of
First
Jarwiey,
Lucas,
First
Texas
Dulles
Eisen &
Cleve-
j
bids at his office in
2
&
Battles,
Inc.;
Waeckerle,
J
Inc.;J
(CDST)
p.m.
Corporation;! the
bonds.
National
Treasurer's
Pacific
C
o m
p any;
&
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; H. V. Sattley &.Co., Inc.;1
-Scotf, Horner & Co.; Stern, Frank.
Meyer & Fox; The Weil, Roth; &
Irving' Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.;
Boettcher
Company; Doll &
Isphorriing; Inc.; Dwinnell, Hark&
Hill,. Inc.;
Clement' A;
&
Company,
Inc.;
Fauset,
Steele & Co.; The First of Arizona
Company;..
.Frantz
Foster
&
Hutchinson
•Hanauer
&
Marshall;
Co.; J. B.
&
Co.:-.Interstate
Secu-
.rities
for
payable
and
the
at
office.
cisco!/;
his
at
until
11
office
in
Santa
Ana
(PDST) on Aug. 6
lor the purchase of
$400,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
a.m.
1> 1957. Due
to
1977
Aug. 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
interest '(F-A)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
'Corporation;
Magnus,; & County Treasurer's office.
Legality
.Company; J. Earle, May &. Co.;
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Pen- of
Los'Angeles.
ington,
Colket
&
Co.;
Walter;
Stokes & Company; Wagenseller Marina School District, Monterey
& Durst, Inc.: Walter,
County, Calif.
Woody apd
Bond Sale—The $28,000 build¬
Heimerdfnger; C. N. White •& Co.;
I. L. Brooks Securities Co.; Ferris ing bonds ofi?erect July 22—v. 186,
&
Company;
Higgins.
Wilson,
Johnson
&
262—were
p.
County Water District, ■?:
Fresno County, Calif. '/
:
:
Merced; County, Calif.
Bond.-Sale—The $70,000 build¬
> j.:
Bond
Offerings—Nora A. Clark,
Temporary Secretary of the Board
of Directors; will receive sealed
Jjids. at her office in
Fresno, until
Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $210,000 water reve¬
8
(CDST)
p.m.
on
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
July 1 from 1961 to 1987 inclu-
ing oonds orferea July 23—v. 186,
sive. Bonds due in 1979 and
there-;
after are callable as of
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Security-First Na¬
.
1967.
tional Bank of Los
fiscal agency
any
in
Los
Angeles;
or at
District
of the
Angeles, San Francisco,
City or Chicago. Legal¬
New York
ity approved by
Herzfeld &
Kirkbride, Wilson,
Wallace, of San Mateo.
p.
:
55—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Bank of America N.
T.
&
S., A*, of San
Francisco,
.<
-
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Weeden
& Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane,
William R.
Staats & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-
berg,
*
H.
E.
Work
&
Co., Hill
Co., Fred D. Blake &
Co., C. N. White & Co., and Jones,
Cosgrove & Miller, as 4%s, at a
Richards &
.
price
of
100.23,
basis
a
of
Angeles
Bond
County,
side until 11
July
23—v.
awarded
to
a
bonds
p.
group
55—
Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Nuveen & Co., and William
Staats <Sr Co., as follows:
4.15%.
266,000 bonds
of
4Vis, at
a
basis
a
of
as
4J/4S, at
a
basis
100.69.
price
about
a
of
price
about
Bond
School District, Marin
County, Calif.
Sale—The $105,000 school
offered
July 23—v.
186,
bonds
p.
366—were awarded to
a
group
composed of the Bank of Amer¬
ica National Trust &
Savings As-
Principal and in¬
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Mendota
Union
School
District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The. $408,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 23—v. 186,
p. 262—were awarded to a group
composed
N.
T.
&
of. Bank
S.
A.,
of
of
America
San
Francisco,
Inc., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Lawson,
Levy & Williams, II. E. Work Si
Co., Stone & Youngberg, and C. N,
White & Co., at a price of 100.02,
a net interest cost of about
4.19%,
Blyth
& Co.,
follows:
as
&
Co..
Francisco, Dean
Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Stone & Youngberg, and
C. N. White. & Co., at a
price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
4.40%,
follows:
as
$30,000
5s.
1958
to
Due
1958 to
1963
1973
to
1
from
inclusive.
on
on
Aug. 1, 1964.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
84,000 4V4S. Due
1974
Aug.
on
20,000 4^4s. Due
184,000 4s. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
Orange
Cove
Joint
Union
School
Tulare Counties,
California
Bond
Offering
J.
—
L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
in
(CDST)
a.m;
Fresno, until
Aug. 6 for
on
purchase of $164,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Pinole-Hercules Union School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 23—v. 186,
p. 366—were awarded to the First
Western
Bank
Francisco,
at
&
Trust
price
a
Co., San
100.003,
of
net interest cost of about
a
as
4.19%,
follows:
Due
$45,000
85,000
July
to
1976
on
July 15 from
inclusive.
Rodeo
to
County, Calif.
Offering *— L. W. Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
1
Sept.
on
Offering
Connecticut (State of)
Bond Offering—John
C.
LaRuc,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until
his
10
office
a.m.
in
the
purchase
Principal and interest
payable
at' the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
(M-S)
proved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herriugton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
y;y ''•
Santa
Rosa
High
Sonoma
Bond
55—were
awarded
to
a
Association, of Sail Francisco, at
cost
of
of
100.02,
about
$245,000 5s.
1958
3.70%,
Due
to
1964
1
inclusive.
1967
to
1973
from
Aug. 1 from
on
wood
bids
1982 inclusive.
City until
Aug.
on
his
at
6
for
office
10
$1,225,000
school
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
1958
to
1982
in
Red¬
(PDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1 from
on
Peabody
Webster
&
Co.;
Securities
Stone
Corp.;
and
Bond
inclusive.
—
The
$675,000
bonds
offered
price
of
2J.85%.
a
100.14,
and Southern National
Bank,
Atlanta, or at the First National
City Bank, of New York City.
Legality, approved by Spalding,
of
Sibley,/ Troutman,
Smith* of Atlanta.
DeKalb
&
Georgia
Chairman
—
C. H.
Blount,
of
the Board of Com¬
missioners of Roads and, Revenues,
will receive sealed bids until noon
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase
obligation
$1,450,000 public roads bonds. Due
on
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
580,000
Due
to
1959, to
1987
/
improvement
sewer
bonds.
of
on
1987
Jan.
li
from
inclusive.
290,000 public parks bonds. Due
FLORIDA
on
County, North Broward
Hospital District (P. O. Fort
500,000
ment
George
(EST)
from
water
1959
system
bonds.
Due,
150,000, Juvenile
to
1987
improve¬
Jan.
on
Home
Due
on
1969
on
14 for
1
V
from 1970 to 1987 inclusive...
A.
Scheigert, Secretary of the Board
of
Commissioners, will receive
a.m.
Jan.
inclusive.
Lauderdale), Fla.
sealed bids until 10
Meadpw
County (P. O. Decatur),
Bond Offering
Broward
—
on
zens
1959
Offering
sewerage
^
jail'
July
basis
a
and
Dated
$2,970,000 general
bonds, as follows:
186, p. 366—were awarded
to the First Boston
Corp., as 3\hs,
at
water
bonds.
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Citi¬
23—v.
about
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
1986
(EST)
County (P. O.
London), Conn.
Sale
11
the
of
New London
construction
until
for
6
1957. Due
&
Shearson, Hammi.il & Co., as 3.40s,
at a price of
100.29, a basis of
Aug.
a.m.
the
offered Jul}
366—were awarded
composed of Bankers
Co., New York City; Kid¬
Bond
Aug. 1 from
on
$2,029,000 vari¬
bonds
p.
group
der,
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
530,000 3%s. Due
1974 to
a
Trust
inclusive.
305,000 3V2S. Due
1963
to
186,
follows.
as
Aug.
on
1963
to
24—v.
interest,
net
a
Britain, Conn.
purposes
New
composed of the Bank of
America National Trust &
Savings
price
noon
purchase
about 3.36%.
group
a
ous
District,
$1,260,000
bonds offered July 23—v.
p.
the
New
The
—
until
for
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
Sale
school
186,
School
Ottaviano,
(DST) on
of $35,000,000 Expressway bonds.
on
of
inclusive.
cisco.
bids
Aug. 6
Sacramento
(PST)
Aug. 7
$7,000,000
school bonds. Dated Sept.
15, 1957.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1982
Cor
bids
Aug.
revenue
Jr., State Treasurer, will receive
sealed
C.
—
sealed
$4,500,000
inclusive.
California
Bond
GEORGIA
Albany, Ga.
*T
Bond Offering—T. J.
Williams,
Director of Finance, will receive'
on
3.77%.
City Unified School
bonds.
inclusive..
Jan.
1
from
1965
to
the purchase of $2,hospital revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
Sept.
bonds are dated July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at First National Bank of
1
Atlanta;
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, of Atlanta or- at the
County's fiscal agency in New
York City. Legality approved by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman*
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta.
500,000
from
1958
Bonds due
to
1987
inclusive.
in 1973 and thereafter
callable as of Sept. 1, 1972.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
are
able
the
at
Broward
National
Bank, Fort Lauderdale, or at The
Hanover Bank, New York City.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Trona Unified School
The
1957.
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Dade
and interest
Bond
Sale —The
$17,500,000
July 23
County (P. O. Miami), Fla. —v. 186, p. 262—were awarded to
District, San
Bond Offering—E. B. LeatherBernardino County,
a
Calif.
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Bond Offerings—Harry L. Alli¬
man,
Clerk
of- the 'Board
of Co.,
Inc.,
and
Robinson-Hum¬
son,
County Clerk, will receive County Commissioners, will re¬ phrey Co., Inc.,
at a price
of
ceive
sealed
bids
scaled bids at his office in San
until
10
a.m.
100.004, a net interest cost of
Bernardino until 11 a.m. (PDST)
(EST) on Aug. 15"for the pur¬ about
4.08%, as follows:
1
on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of chase of $7,500,000 bonds, as fol¬
$4,610,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
$79,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. lows:
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
15, 1957. Due on Aug. 15, 1968 and $6:000,000 Jackson Memorial Hos¬
I,050,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1,
1969. Principal and interest (F-A)
pital bonds. Due on Aug. 1
1964.
v:
payable at the County Treasurer's
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
II,840,000 4s. Due 011 Jan. 1 from
office.
Legality
approved
by
1,500,000 Dade County Home and
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Hospital bonds. Due on Aug.
Other members of the
syndi¬
Angeles.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
cate: Smith, Barney & Co., Leh¬
The bonds
are
dated Aug. 1,
West Riverside School District,
man Brothers, C. J. Devine & Co.,
1957. Principal and interest (F-A)
Riverside County, Calif.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder,
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bond Offering — G. A. PequePeabody & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
Bank, New York City. Legality
gnat, County Clerk, will receive
& Co., White, Weld & Co., Blair
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
sealed bids at his office in River¬
& Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Courts
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of
New &
side, until
11
a.m.
(CDST)
on
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., R. S.
York City.
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $111,Dickson & Co., J. C. Bradford &
000 school building bonds. Dated Dade
County Special Tax School Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from District No. 1 (P.O. Miami), Fla. tion, W. E. Hutton & Co., Wm. E.
1958 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
Bond Offering—Joe Hall, Sec¬
Pollock & Co., The Ohio Com¬
and interest (M-S) payable at the
retary of the Board of Public In¬ pany, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ struction, will receive sealed bids Spencer Trask &
Co., E. F. Hutton
ity approved
by O'Melveny
& until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 4 & Co.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
for
the
purchase
of
$9,500,000
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
school
building
bonds.
Dated J. H. Hilsman &
West Sacramento School District,
Co., Inc., J. W.
March 1, 1956. Due on March 1
Tindall &
Yolo County, Calif.
Co., Wyatt, Neal &
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬
Bond
Offering
Charles
S.
Waggoner, Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
able as of March 1, 1966. Principal
White, Hattier & Sanford, Scott,
Paynton, County Clerk, will re¬
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Horner
&
ceive sealed bids at his office in
Co., Kenower, MacFirst
National
Bank,
Miami; Arthur &
Woodland until 2 p.m. (PDST) on
Co., H. V. Sattley &
Chase
Manhattan
Bank-,
New
Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co..
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $52,000
York City; or at the First Na¬
school bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1957.
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.,
tional
Bank,
Chicago.
Legality
Due on Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1976
Goodbody & Co., Winslow, Cohu
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
inclusive. Principal and interest
& Stetson, Norris & Hirschberg,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of
New
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Inc., A. Webster Dougherty & Co.,
York City.
Treasurer's
office.
Interstate Securities Corp., First
Legality ap¬
Southeastern Corp., and Tillmanproved by Orrick, Dahlquist, HcrPensacola, Florida
Whitaker & Co.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Certificate Sale
The $500,000
from
New York
City.
rural roads bonds offered
—
on
bonds
p.
Sale—The
$377,000
July 23
—
366—were awarded to
National
ciation,
Witter
of
Bank
Trust
cf
&
Contra
County, Calif.
offered
San
Co.;
improvement certificates
offered July 23—v. 185, p. 2963—
sewerage
&
COLORADO
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1977
Costa
cisco.
inclusive.
1971
Sanitary District,
composed
Hughson Union High Sch. Dist.,
Stanislaus
Due
to
1
Sept.
inclusive.
60,000 4V4S. Due
July 15, 1971
Bond
on
1962
15 from
inclusive.
on
Due
4s.
1963
Bond
Due
5s.
1958 to
1972.
59,000 4Vis.
1973
1992
Tucker
<
inclusive.
1977
Dist., Fresno and
1972
on
1970
16,000 41/£s.
and
to
of
composed
-
$120,000 5s. Due
sociation.of San
Witter
1977
July 1 from
on
group
Anthony & R. L. Day, America:
Securities Corp., and Laird, Bissell & Meeds
(Day, Stoddard &
Williams Division), as
3.80s, at i
price of 100.21, a basis of abou,
—
4.16%.
Fairfax
Pequereceive
terests (M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by
O'Melveny &
10:30
as
inclusive.
sealed
the
100.80.
A.
will
a.m.
inclusive.
John
of
1976
Sacramento
July 1 from
1977
R.
$402,000 bonds
to
follows:
as
on
Sequoia Union High School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Bruning, County Clerk, will receive
com¬
of the Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles, Blyth
>
G.
—
Clerk,
for- the
posed
&
Riverside
Calif.
186,
4.92%,
Co., at
interest
(PDST) on Aug.
purchase of $114,000
building bonds. Dated Sept. I
1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
5
about
Safe—The $668,000
offered
1958
&
net
a
247,000 4%s. Due
sealed bids at his office in River¬
Whittier City School District,
were
County
1965 to
Los
White
180,000 3V4S. Due
District,
Offering
Bond
N.
100.01,
of about
Dean
to
County, Calif.
gnat,
of
130,000 5%s. Due
Witter. & Go.
4.23%.
East
awarded
were
—
Midland School
Centinella
Valley Union High Sch.
Dist., Los Angeles County, Calif.
I
Bond Sale—The $951,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 23—v. 186,
:262
p„
nue
on
Schwa-
to
:Mc Swain Union Sch. District,
.
t
awarded
bacher & Co;
Calwa
cost
C.
ana
price
-
County CJ.erk, will receive sealed
bicls
liams;
District, Sacramento County,
Magnolia School District, Orange
.County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
t
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
a
interest
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquisl, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
and
'.ness
Evans
Principal
(M-S)
Minneapolis;
Northwest
Prescott
12
$345,000 school
Sept. 15, 1957. Due
Dated
clusive.
of
Aug.
Sept.: 15 from 1953 to 1982 in¬
oil
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; lVIcMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; Northwestern
Bank,
Modesto, until
on
of
purchase
51
of
a
sewer
v.
were
San Miguel County Joint Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Norwood), Colo.
Bonds
Not
$130,000
June
building
27
were
186,
group
Savings
Asso¬
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone &'
bonds
the
for
offered
rejected.
Avon
Bond.
school
186,
p.
(P.
Sale
bonds
O.
366—were
Co.,
$72,000
Due
5s.
a
group
com¬
Van Ingen & Co.,
Co., and Clement
A. Evans &
1962
$1,045,000
July 25—v.
to
to
as
follows:
on
Due
June
a
1965
to
on
Due
1972
1
from
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
153,000 4.20s. Due
on
June 1 from
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
Cook
County, Skokie Park District
(P. O. 4701 Oakton St., Skokie),
Illinois
Bond Offering—Robert
inclusive.
1964
212,000 4y4s.
The
awarded
of B. J.
White, Weld &
63,000 4V2S.
Avon), Conn.
—
offered
posed
to
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
America
Francisco; Dean
Merrill
Lynch.
Sold—Bids
awarded
Secretary
of
the
Board
W. Ruhe,
of
Park
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
30 for the
purchase of $560,000
general
obligation
park
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1972 inclusive.
cipal
and
interest
(J-J)
Prin¬
payable
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
institution
banking
a
Cutler, of Chicago.
186,
v.
Community High Sch.
No 231 (P. O. Evergreen
Cook County
District
Edu¬
bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 8
for the purchase of $500,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
kora, Secretary of Board of
cation,
will receive sealed
1957.
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
National Bank, of Evergreen Park,
or at a Chicago bank or trust com¬
basis of about
a
Lafayette School City', Ind.
Sale—The $223,000 school
District
Bond
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds offered July
263—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., as
2T«s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
improvement
186,
23—y.
)f
Elmhurst), III.
Offering—Lewis
Bond
Mc-
N.
Offering—Glenn
Bond
Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug,
6 for the purchase of $7,900,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1976
until 4
bids
sealed
Aug.
$110,000
p.m.
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
a
Chicago
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
Winchester.
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Inclusive.
of Chicago.
(P.
was
Feb.
sive.
May
1,
Galesburg, III.
$2,300,000 water
July 22—•
offered
bonds
revenue
156—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Smith,
Barney & Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., the
Milwaukee. Company, McCormick
&
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Rodman
&
Renshaw,
Fanvell,
186,
v.
Chapman & Co., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Ballman & Main, McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co., and
Burke
and
Fort
on
Due
p.
Illinois
$300,000
nurs¬
ing home bonds offered June 21—
185,
V.
p.
2856—were awarded to
Beinholdt
price of
a
&
Gardner, as 3%s, at
were
Hill,
1957. Due
Bartholomew County
(P. O.
Columbus), Ind.
Bond Offering — Ollie O. Hill,
County
Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
1,
Dated
to
1958
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Clay
1,
Bond Sale—The
to
23
awarded
—
v.
to
186,
the
Aug.
1,
53,000 4 (4s.
$275,000 school
inclusive.
Due
on
Dec. 1, 1976
and 1977.
by
Legality
Wyatt,
ap¬
Grafton
&
Grafton, of Louisville.
p.
City
263
Parish
(P. O.
were
Bond
Securities
Corp., as 37/8S, at a price of
a
basis of about 3.87%.
—
100.005,
Aug.
School District
No.
5
cost
6s.
185,
p.
of about
3.97 %,
1963
Due
on
Aug.
1967
Trust
$500,000 school
Due
on
2856—were awarded to
a
of
as
1958
in¬
1958 to 1981
Due
and
Chase
Pressprich
Boston, Mass.
&
Co.,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Newman, Brown & Co., Inb.
July 25 were awarded to
offered
Devine & Co., at 2.48%
J.
C.
15, 1957.
1957 and mature on Nov.
& Cross,
Co., Inp., First of
Corporation.
& Co., Commerce Trust
Co.,
City National Bank & Trust
Co.,
both of Kansas
City; Julien
of Boston.
University of Massachusetts Build¬
Amherst),
(P. O.
ing Association
M assachusetts
Offering
Bond
the
for
F.
W.
—
Rutter,
bonds.
Wellesley, Mass.
Authority,
Sale—The
Note
July 24—v.
awarded
were
Trust
Co.,
interest,
of
to
notes
$301,000
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
Bond
368—were awarded
& Co., as 2.90s, at a
186,
p.
Weeden
100.33, a basis
price of
2.83%.
186, p. 367—
Guaranty
City, at
premium
Almont Community
No.
Note
Leominster, Mass.
school
$224,000 water,
sewer
construction
and
offered
bonds
July 23
—
v.
186,
367—were awarded to Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, as 3.20s, at
a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
Sale
2.995%
at
Bond
Sale—The
$810,000
vari¬
bonds offered July
186, p. 367—were awarded
group composed of Coffin &
purposes
Curtis,
R.
L.
and
Day,
Tucker,
as
Anthony
3.40s, at
a
—
v.
as
186,
a
bonds
offered
p.
263 — were
follows:
&
Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
Kenower,
and
price of
:as
on
Curtis,
Jackson
&
MacArthur
Webber,
&
basis of about 3.35%:;
"j'
$680,000 sewage
follows:
$135,000 4%s, due
*
100.31,
tax
$360,000 general obligation .bonds
to a group composed of First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Paine,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Burr,
system
24
awarded
25—v.
$21,800
interest.
Bond Sale—The
July
Lexington, Mass.
The
Bronson, Mich,
disposal
3.14%.
—
anticipation notes offered June 7
—v. 185, p. 2964—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Lapeer,
p.
a
Almont),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
to
School District
12, Fractional (P. O.
$3.
ous
of about
MICHIGAN
the
York
plus a
New
July
offered
bonds
construction
to
Massachusetts
offered
of $580,000
11th Series
purchase
building,
dormitory
23—v.
Gloucester Housing
Orleans, R. S. Dickson & Co., A. C.
Co., Roosevelt
from
15
Principal
in¬
terest, plus a premium of $75.
The notes are
dated July 30,
Hibernia National Bank in New-
W. H. Morton &
July
payable at the First
Bank
National
13
$5,000,000 notes
Sale—The
Note
Manhattan
Lynch,
on
inclusive.
sociation, announce that bids will
be received until 11 a.m. on Aug.
MASSACHUSETTS
2.64%
syndicate:
Savings Bank,
Due
1977
to
interest
and
1,
Aug.
of
1957.
15,
Due
1957.
Barton, Yost & Dankof Baltimore.
Aug. 15
inclusive.
Corp., Phelps, Fehn & Co., R.
Courts
from
purchase
15
Bank, Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, both of New York; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., First Bos¬
&
Maynard, until
on July 30 for the
$120,000 elementary
school addition bonds. Dated July
Bank,
(DST)
noon
Inc., Financial Agents for the As¬
inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
Chicago;
ton
1,
Town
National
Control
Flood
Aug.
Warren
C.
—
Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Middlesex
Smith,
—
Callable
meyer,
Other members of the
of
Stow, Mass.
Offering
Niles,
by
on Aug. 15
inclusive.
Due
1964 to
1975 to
Michigan
building bonds offered July 18—
v.
New
Co.,
Bond
payable at the Equitable Trust
Co., Baltimore. Legality approved
Allyn & Co., Inc., Trust Company
of
Georgia, Atlanta;
Hemphill,
Oberlin), La.
Sale—The
and $160,000
$24;
Trust
Principal and interest (F-A)
1971.
1,970,000 4s. Due on Aug. 15 from
Harris
1
clusive.
on Aug. 15
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Noyes
Allen
to Guaranty
York City, at
2.64% interest, plus a premium of
$1.60.
of
Road, Silver
River
Dated
bonds.
on
Inc.,
100.04, a
of
2,370,000 3.90s.
W.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Ohio Valley National
Bank, of Henderson.
4,
Oct.
on
Chairman,
Anacostia
Co.,
price
a
from 1968 to 1970
Due on Dec. 1 from
1975
interest, plus a premium
at 2.57%
Herbert W.
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $482,000
No.
&
1,650,000 3.70s.
bonds offered
July 22 were awarded to a group
composed of Equitable Securities
Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and W. L. Lyons &
Co., as follows:
1958
First National Bank of Boston,
to
v'/
Offering
Bond
Wells,
follows:
from
Sale—The $186,000 School
offered
;
3500 Colesville
bid
Stuart
from 1958 to
revenue
$222,000 4 (4 s.
were
v.
at
$1,950,000
&
LOUISIANA
and Civil Township bonds
—
interest
net
County (P. O.
Henderson), Ky.
Indiana
July
dated
one
District
Halsey,
jointly,
1958 to
Chapman
18
MARYLAND
Rouge
Baton
July 23
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
proved
Township (P. O. Carmel),
Bond
Aug.
July
offered
Rumford
the
Sale—The
Note
offered
mature
Authority, Mass.
$600,000 notes
July 24—v. 186, p. 368—
awarded as follows: $440,000
Salem Housing
-
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission (P. O.
—
Henderson
on
from
30
Dec.
1967 inclusive.
Aug.
semi-annually
Due
and
sewer
KENTUCKY
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $80,1957.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
%%'■%/'
1957.
v
inclusive.
1987
are
only
2,060,000 31/2s.
INDIANA
June
on
Judell,
Company.
Trust
notes
The
Parish Consol.
1 (P. O.
Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
Sale
The
$10,000,000
school
building
bonds
offered
III.
22—v. 186, p. 262—
sold to the Federal Housing
bonds.
&
approved by Foley,
Judel, of New Orleans.
&
Cox
as
1972
July
building
Bank
1,
Aug.
and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
1957. Principal
$150,000 tax an¬
to
awarded
F-A. Legality
price of 100.65, a basis
3.31%.
about
of
building
000
were
dated
are
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
notes
ticipation
bonds
The
A-O.
1977 inclusive.
from 1958 to
1
from date
Legality
years
Springs J, Md.
and
a
Sale —The
and Home Finance Agency, at par.
on
p.m.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
3%s, at
10
Interest
Rumford, Me.
must be
for the two issues. Interest
made
group
a
300,000 school bonds. Due on Aug.
MAINE
186, p. 263 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Northern Trust Co., Chicago,
$170,000
public utility certificates of¬
gas
fered
to
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Pleasant
town
186,
July
23
were
composed of
offered
gality
par.
Certificate
bonds
and
East
awarded
$60,000 school bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
asked for non-
are
1,
1959 to
of New Orleans.
re¬
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
County (P. O. Waterloo),
Sale—The
from 1958 to
3%s.
bonds
1
1957.
1982
Oct.
approved by Foley, Cox &
156,000 water works utility rev¬
enue
bonds. .Due on Aug. 1
1957
Sale—The $700,000
after
issue.
inclusive.
1987
Waterloo, Iowa
4.40s.
Due on May
from 1990 to 1997 inclusive.
Bond
callable
of
$95,000 public improvement bonds.
Due oh Aug. 1 from 1959 to
263—were awarded to the May¬
Savings Bank, Maynard, as
Bond
$1,500,000
of
from
1
Co., 100
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on July 30 for the purchase
of $360,000 bonds,/as follows:
Dated
Oct.
on
re¬
Boston
Trust
Franklin St., Boston,
callable bonds and for bonds to be
(CST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
$251,000 bonds, as follows:
School
1989 inclusive.
Safe
will
the
at
of
1957.
$15,750
&
inclusive. Bids
Water
will
7:30
until
bids
sealed
ceive
hall bonds offered July 17—v.
May 1 from
on
The
Deposit
—
Note Sale—The
of
of the Board
Commissioners,
Works
The
—
Due
(P. O. Oil City), La.
Law, Sec¬
1
retary
Maynard, la.
Sale
Bond
C. C. Miller,
bids
purchase
supple¬
issue of
foregoing
The
—
No.
Legality approved by Rog¬
& Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
ers
Treasurer,
bonds.
school
Bond Offering—J. F.
purchase of
obligation sewer
1,
Town
sealed
of
the
for
Caddo Parish Water Works District
for the
Aug.
fault,
ceive
Du-
G.
Offering—Louis
Bond
the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed
bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 20
nard
1,095,000
Monroe
Note
Due
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 196*3 inclu¬
1979 inclusive.
885,000 414 s.
Legality approved by
Chicago.
Russell, Mass.
School
Chapman & Cutler, of
sive.
1 from
Due on May
Principal and interest (F-A)
p.m.
general
Dated
bonds.
1973 inclusive.
120,000 4s.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
purchaser.
Dodge, Iowa
13
Aug.
on
$200,000 4.40s. Due on May 1 from
1980 to
A.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Clel-
MacDonald, Inc., at a
1974 to
School District,
lan, City Clerk, will receive sealed
oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
$31,000
Due
1957.
1,
Aug.
Dated
Co., as 3 (4s, at a price of 100.23, a
basis of about 3.21%.
(Pi O. Houma), La.
Offering
Bond
Secretary
Rodes.
L.
T.
payable at the Treasurer's office
or at any bank designated by the
and
price of 98, a net interest cost of
about 4.39%, as follows:
1960 to
—
(CST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000 school building
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
p.
No.
p.m.
July 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1976
inclusive. Legality
St. Louis.
Bond Sale—The
Offering
(CST) on ments the report in our
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $235,- July 22—v. 186, p. 367.
000 school building bonds. Dated
1:30
until
bids
Li
Consol.
Parish
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 2
sive.
Dorothy
School District
Terrebonne
District No.
186, p.
Weeden &
24—v.
367—-were awarded to
D.
Corp., and John Dane.
Interest
1957.
W.
Co.,
&
Feibleman
J.
Sale—The $170,000 water
offered July
bonds
Kingston & Co., Weil Investment
(P. O* Benton), La.
13
Miller, of In¬
—
inclusive.
1,
Sept.
B«nd
Monteith, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
tf
Offering
Bond
protection
fire
Due on Sept. 1 from
1987
Parish
Bossier
Iowa
1957. Due on
1
from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
Dated
Co.
on
of
North Adams, Mass.
Bond
Weil, Labouisse,
Crane,
Howard,
Co.,
1
by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
approved
gality
par
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Kohlmeyer & Co., Ladd Dinkins
T.
M-S.
on
sold to Allan Blair &
of
Boston,
July 31
Principal and interest payable at
the
above-mentioned
Bank. Le-
to a group composed
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Merrill
price of
Due on Sept. 1, 1960
to
Dated
of
bonds.
issue of $40,000
44/2%
and
bonds
(CDST)
IOWA
Farina), III.
O.
4%%
1962
Legality approved by
Eldora Community
improvement ana water worxs
utility revenue bonds offered July
23—v. 186, p. 367—were sold at a
1961.
2,900,000 5s.
dianapolis.
Sale—An
Bond
R. Wall,
ples Loan and Trust Company,
Fayette, Clay and Marion Counties,
Farina Fire Protection District
lic
Friedrichs & Co., Arnold &
and
payable at the Peo¬
interest (J-J)
Works
$1,375,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The
Milk
until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
for the purchase of
$800,000
school
project
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
1
from
1958 to
1973
inclusive.
St.,
3(P. O. Houma), La.
&
July 1
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Call¬
able on Jan. 1 1968. Principal and
Due
No.
Water
Parish
Terrebonne
price of par, a net interest cost of
as follows:
disposal works
sewage
bonds.
revenue
Bank, Municipal Division, 45
jointly.
$100,000 4s.
purchase
the
for
7
tier, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the First National
263—were awarded
Jones, Inc.,
and
&
Newman, Brown & Co.,
Weil
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
on
offered July
bonds
p.
about .4.99%,
Winchester, Ind.
Farland,
revenue
sewer
186,
Scharrff
to
Co.; Arnold & Crane, and
Investment
Co., at a
&
the
2.80%.
about
22—v.
Mass.
Milton,
Offering—Clyde L. Whit-
Bond
was
lins
p.
to
DuPage County, York Community
High School District No. 88 (P. O.
355
W. St. Charles Road,
La.
of $3,000,-
Due Nov. 6, 1957.
1957.
public
Bond Sale—The $230,000
purchased via negoti¬
ated sale by a syndicate composed
of
White, Weld & Co.; Barrow,
Leary & Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.;
Scharff
& Jones,
Inc.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
Ducournau
& Kees: Julien Col¬
bonds
3%s, at a price of 100.40,
3.30%.
as
cago,
mutually agreeable to the
and the purchaser.
Le¬
pany
school
Sale—The $650,000
Bond
and
water
000
improvement bonds offered July
23—v. 186, p. 263—were awarded
co
the Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
(J-D)
of
the Baptist
improvement
Bossier City,
(DST) on July 30 for the purchase
$800,000 notes.
Dated Aug. 6,
Co.
Parish (P. O.
Edgard), La.
John
St.
Bond Sale—An issue
Hammond School City, Ind.
—
Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
County
Cronin,
Pickard, Inc., and Ladd
Dinkins &
1967.
and
basis of about
Smith, Arnold & Crane,
&
Corbett &
the
1.99%.
inclusive,
1976
terest
of
composed
jrice of 10u.007, a
Dec. 1 from 1958 to
Due on
cost
a
Indian¬ $328,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
apolis Bond and Share Corp., City
Securities
Corp.,
and
Raffens55,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1965.
117,000 4s. Due on Sept/1, 1966
perger, Hughes & Co., as 5s, at a
Sy-
Edward
—
net interest
about 3.96%, as follows:
100.002,
263—were awarded to a
p.
group
Park), III.
,
Offering
Bond
refunding and improvement
bonds offered July 19—
revenue
O. West
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
Offering
Timothy
J.
Middlesex County (P.
Co., Nusloch, Beaudean
Collins &
Kohl¬
meyer & Co., Weil Investment Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Burns,
of
Co., Ladd Dinkins & Co., and T. J.
Feibleman & Co., at a price of
Bond Sale—The
works
composed of Kohlmeyer &
group
Corydon, Ind.
$570,000 water¬
desig¬
nated by the successful
bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
at
*
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(468)
Sept.
1
from
1959 to 1971
Volume 186
Number 5659
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
inclusive; $60,000 4^s, due
Frederic Community Sch. Dist.
on
Sept. 1 from 1972 to 1975 in¬
•.
clusive; and $165,000 4y2S, due
on
Sept. 1 from 1976 to 1986
inclusive.
320,000 revenue bonds to a group
composed of First of Michi¬
Corp., Stranahan, Harris
Co., and McDonald-Moore
Co., as 4%s, at a price of
&
100.006,
Cadillac
Bond
basis of about 4.74%.
a
School
Not
bids
were
submitted for the $1,200,000 school
site and
building bonds offered
July 23—v. 186,
MacArthur & Company, of Detroit.
City
Clerk,
improvement
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
1958
interest
for
will
the
6
from
Bonds
and
1959
to
inclusive.
1968 and
due in
callable
1984
thereafter
of
as
July
1,
1967.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
1
from
Principal
payable at a
(A-O)
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
by Miller,
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Ironwood, Mich.
bids
Aug.
on
purchase
site
Dated
are
sealed
(EST)
of
$1,200,000
building bonds.
May 1, 1957. Due on July
school
1
receive
p.m.
Oct.
purchaserw.
the
dock
bonds. Dated
on
trust company designated
or
proved
8
sealed
inclusive.
1967
to
and
by
until
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
for
the
purchase of $65,000
Bond
cation,
will
30
Cadillac School District, Mich.
Offering—Joanne Harvey,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
Bond
Sale
The
$491,000 gen¬
obligation
sewage
disposal
bonds offered July 22 — v. 186,
—
264—were awarded to
p.
a
group
1958 to
1971
on
1972 to
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
County (P. O. Charle¬
voix), Mich.
Offering
Fenton
R.
Bond
—
water
sealed bids until 10
bonds
1972 inclusive. Bonds
1966
p.
on
E.
of
terest
trust
as
designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
company
(P.
Bond
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 1 for
purchase of $40,000 school site
building bonds. Dated July 1,
and
1.957. Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to
1975 inclusive. Bonds due in
and
thereafter
callable
are
1963
as
ot
July 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of Detroit.
3.48%,
obligation
awarded
&
to
186, p.
Paine,
264—
Webber,
Curtis.
Public
Farmington
O.
ing
and
to
a
School
Farmington),
Bond Sale—The
22—v.
1970 to
offered
July
186, p. 157—were awarded
group
composed
of Halsey,
& Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Strana¬
han, Harris & Co., Inc.; Ryan,
Sutherland & Co.; Shannon & Co.;
and S. R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Co., at a price of 100.007, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.42%, as fol¬
lows:
$270,000 41/2s. Due
1.960 to
750,000 4Vis. Due
1965 to
June 1 from
on
1964 inclusive.
June 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
980,000 41/2s. Due on June 1 from
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
Flint
Township School District No.
19
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
Offering—Lloyd W. Giem,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond
on
Jan. 1 from
1977
inclusive.
Livonia, Mich.
Offering—Marie W. Clark,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
12 for
the purchase of $300,000
Motor
Vehicle
Bonds
due in
callable
1968
and
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
at
bank
a
pay¬
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
Bond
O f feri
Leutscher,
ceive
City
sealed
11
g—Arthur
bids
until
will
7:30
J.
p.m.
(EST)
on Aug. 8 for the purchase
$1,250,000 Motor Vehicle High¬
Fund
way
J 972
bonds.
1,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
thereafter
and
Aug.
Dated
are
callable
as
of
Aug. 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Old
(P. O. R. 1, Traverse City), Mick.
Boiul Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 186,
264—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as follows:
p.
$26,000 5s.
Due
June 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.,
74,000 4V2s. Due on June 1 from
1968 to
Watertown
2
1983
Offering
—
Secretary of Board of Education,
(EST)
purchase of $75,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1975
Bonds due in
inclusive. Bonds due in
until
callable
1969 and thereafter
as
of
July
Principal and interest
able
at
a
bank
or
1,
(J-J)
trust
1968.
pay¬
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
Moorman, of Detroit.
&
thereafter
sealed
on
bids
July
callable
30
until
for
1963
8
the
and
as
Houston
4s, at
State
$15,000 school
Bank, Houston,
price of
a
as
par.
School District
No.
30
(P.
O.
Tracy), Minn.
*
Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered July 18—
Bond
186,
v.
a
264—were
p.
awarded
to
group composed of Mannheimer-
Inc.; Woodard-Elwood &
Co., and Caldwell, Phillips Co., at
a price of
100.005, a net interest
cost of about 4.01%, as follows:
$115,000
3.70s.
from
1960
to
1969
1977
to
Feb.
on
1
1968 inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
and
entire
from
1
inclusive.
issue
carries
addi¬
a
composed of the Peoples
Bank; Cambridge State
Bank, both of Cambridge; First
National Bank, of
Braham, and
group
State
the
First National
City,
&
man
Co., E. J.
Prescott &
Woodard-Elwood &
1960
to
1969
Redwood
Callable
as
of Jan. 1,
and interest pay¬
banking
institution
Bond Offering — Henry Kletscher, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
Aug. 1 for the purchase of
$180,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive.
1, 1971. Principal
and interest payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
St.
Louis
$70,000 4.30s.
Due
1960
Bond
70,000 4V2s.
1967
to
Due
The
to
additional
bear
1.20%
of
Aug. 1 from
om
inclusive.
to 1981
bonds
terest
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1970
345.000 4.80s, Due
1971
Aug. 1 from
on
from
Feb.
a
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
County (P. O.
Mahnomen), Minn.
Bond Offering—Wilfred E. Hall-
able
1960 to
bids
M. Herrman,
will receive sealed
until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
on
Aug.
6 for the
purchase of $110,000 gen¬
obligation
school
building
eral
bonds.
on
Dated
Feh.
from
1
clusive.
1960
Callable
Interest
1969.
1957.
1,
Aug.
to
in¬
1977
of
as
F-A.
Due
Feb.
Legality
1,
Case
County Independent School
(P. O. Walker),
District No. 5
Minnesota
$35,000 school
budding bonds offered June 17—
v.
185, p. 2857—were awarded to
the
First
National
Bank,
of
Walker, as follows:
1959
Due
15,000 3%s.
1969
Due
1973
to
Oct. 1 from
on
Offering
bids
Harold
—
B.
until
7
(CDST)
on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of
$300,000 parking system revenue
bonds. Dated May I, 1957. Due on
p.m.
May 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Bonds due in
callable
1972
186,
liams
as
suitable
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Faegre
&
Benson, of Minneapolis,.
York
Sale
wood;
J.
M.
Dain
&
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.,
Co.,
as
and
fol¬
lows:
$80,000
4s.
1959
Due
to
1966
40,000 4.30s.
1967 to
The
to
inclusive.
186,
—v.
Allison
—
Mills, Minn.
The
p. 264—were awarded to
Williams Co., of Minne¬
-
follows:
as
Due on Jan.
$35,000 4s.
1959
to
1963
40,000 4.40s.
1964
to
1970
inclusive.
on
1976 inclusive.
Due
1968
1 from
entire
issue
carries
addi¬
tional interest of 1.20% from Dec.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1,
195V to Dec. 1, 1958.
Jan. 1 from
Thief
Bond
t
River
Minn.
Falls,
Sale—The $185,000 elec¬
tric
plant revenue bonds offered
July 23—v. 264—were awarded to
23 — v. 186, p. 264 — were
awarded
Co.,
at
the
to
Allison-Williams
price
a
of par,
terest cost of about
net in¬
a
4.32%,
as
fol¬
lows:
$65,000 3.80s. Due
1960
40,000
to
4s.
1966
Due
to
from
*•
July 1 from
on
bear
1.20%
of
Jan.
1
inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
bonds
The
terest
July
on
1969
to
1970 to
July 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
80,000 4.40s. Due
additional
from Jan.
in¬
1, 1953
1, 1959.
Bond
Sale—The $290,000 gen¬
eral obligation funding bonds of¬
fered
County
p.
264
were
Common School
(P. O. Rochester),
$235,000 build¬
awarded
Piper,
to
ceive
Offering
Village
White
(CDST)
on
—
Aug.
until
5 for
will
1972
Aug.
on
Aug.
inclusive.
15
7
1965.
Lake,
Minn.
improvement bonds of¬
July
16—v.
awarded
186,
to
a
National
158—
p.
group
com¬
Moody,
&
Juran
of
Bank
of
Inc.,
St.
Paul, Kalman & Co., Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., and E. J. Prescott &
as
follows:
J.
Callable
to
1969
241,000 4V2s. Due
1970
to
1977
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
p.m.
the pur¬
from
Principal
(F-A) payable at
15,
Bear
American
re¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
Due
sewer
fered
were
1960
Wallace
chase of $80,000 water works im¬
1957.
National
Sale—The $506,000 water
Bond
Cq.,
Clerk,
bids
sealed
265—
p.
First
$265,000 4.20s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Oslo, Minn.
Bond
186,
to
3.93%.
posed
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Pfeiffer,
23—v.
Bank of Minneapolis, as 4s, at a
price of 100.33, a basis of about
Jan. 1 from
on
Sale—The
—
July
awarded
were
inclusive.
1959
of
as
and in¬
a bank¬
Willmar, Minn.
Certificate Sale—The $4,200
tax
anticipation
certificates
offered
July 24 —v. 186, p. 369 —were
awarded to the Bank of Wilmar,
as
3
Winoma, Minn.
ing institution designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
grube, City Recorder, will receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
PauL«
(CDST)
successful
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canpany
on
inclusive.
Minnesota
terest
June 1 from
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
and
Olmsted
to
Due on June 1 from
80,000 4V£s. Due
1971
June 1 from
on
Due
.
$75,000 im¬
provement bonds offered July .17
a
Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
follows:
as
Virginia, Minn.
New
Bond
Allison-Wil¬
of
4.29%,
505,000 4.10s. Due
a
inclusive.
57—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
thereafter
and
of
May 1, 1967.
Principal and interest payable at
are
Bond
Hopkins, Minn.
$200,000 water
bonds offered July 16—
composed
group
July
Mankato, Minn.
Bond
Oct. 1 from
Sale—The
a
$545,000 3.80s.
banking
a
ing bonds offered July 23—v. 186,
v.
about
Principal
1966'.
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
'
District No. 132
inclusive.
1968
to
on-
to
Dain
National Bank, of Duluth; E. J. Prescott & Co., Harold
E. Wood & Co., Caldwell, Phillips
&
Co., Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.,
and Woodard, Ehvood & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
institution designated "by the"kuc>
bidder. Legality approved
apolis,
Sale—The
$20,000 3 Vis.
M.
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
The $1,050,000
—
& Co., Allison-Wil¬
Company, Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood,
American
National
Bank, of St. Paul; Juran & Moody,
Inc., Kalman & Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, First and
cessful
sealed
District Clerk,
1,
payable at
Vasey, City Manager, will receive
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
District No. 28 (P. O. Bongards),
awarded
inclusive. Call¬
1971
of Jan.
as
and interest
in¬
Carver
Sale
building
bonds
offered
— v.
186, p. 57 — were
American
Mahnomen
1, 1958
Aug. 1, 1960.
24
liams
at
from
inclusive.
1966
to
County School District
(P. O. Chisholm), Minn.
No. 40
able
Co.,
follows:
as
Call¬
of July
as
J.
strom, County Auditor, will re¬
8
Moody, Inc.,
Caldwell,
Phillips ceive sealed bids until
p.m.
Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and (CDST) on July 30 for the pur¬
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, chase of $180,000 hospital bonds.
at a price of par, a net interest Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
4.92%,
Bank, of Pine
price of par.
a
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Vesta), Minn.
No. 2
1965. Principal
Co., Juran &
cost of about
5%s, at
as
school
Allison-Williams
the
Sale—The
$48,000 school
building bonds offered June 25—
v. 185, p. 2965—were awarded to
July
from
1
Grasston),
Minnesota
Bond
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
30
for
the
purchase of $50,000
Jan.
Joint
cessful bidder.
Mahnomen, Minn.
Bond Offering — A. H.
Ekvall,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Counties
District No. 2 (P. O.
able
The
Kanebec
Independent Consolidated School
on
Due
135,000 4s.
Company, J. M. Dain & Co., Kal-
of
April
1, 1962. Principal
and
interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
are
(P. O. Aithin), Minn.
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 186,
p. 56—were awarded to a group
composed
of
Piper,
Jaffray &
group
Duane Jones,
receive
bids
1
Sch.
Sale—The $485,000 build¬
revenue
p.m.
are
Bond
Bond
will
sealed
County Indep. Consol.
Dist. No.
inclusive.
(P. O. R.R. 4, Lansing). Mich.
Bond
awarded to Juran & Moody, Inc.
Pine
site bonds offered July 18—v.
186,
p.
57 — were
awarded
to
the
inclusive.
MINNESOTA
Aitkin
on
Township Sch. Dist. No.
The
—
Rapids, Minn.
Sale—The $155,000 sew¬
disposal plant improvement
special assessment bonds offered
July 18 — v. 186, p. 264 — were
age
hospital bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Bond
Mission Peninsula Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale
1
Park
Due
celled.
Bond Offering—F.
re¬
Winona Counties Jt.
tional interest of 1.10% from Feb.
Minnesota
Clerk,
not sold.
were
and
the
at
Independent School District No.
(P. O. La Crescent), Minn.
on
ing of $93,000 street improvement
special assessment bonds originally
scheduled for July 23—was can¬
1967.
trust company
or
(EST)
March 15, 1958.
on
thereafter
of
as
Houston
offered
1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
Fund
1957. Due on
8
receive
p.m.
Gil-
L.
Ypsilanti Township (P. O.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
are
time
same
July 29 for
the purchase of $104,000 tax antic¬
ipation notes. Dated June 15, 1957.
Highway
bonds. Dated July 1,
(EST) on July 30 for the
purchase
of
$280,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1983 inclusive.
will
Offering—Marvin
Hopwood,
Bond
1957.
Mich.
$2,000,000 build¬
bonds
site
District
Stuart
Inc.:
from
1
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
530,00 0 3!£s. Due on Jan. 1 from
of
(P.
Jan.
on
1964 inclusive.
260,000 3 Vis. Due
$100,000 general
18—v.
Note
Muskegon, Mich.
sewage treatment bonds
July
Jackson
follows:
as
Due
1959 to
Evart, Mich.
were
revenue
field, Pacldock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Sale—The
offered
system
Pollock & Co., Inc., at a price
100.01, a net interest cost of
Charlotte), Mich.
Offering—Bertha Seder-
until
the
$1,000,000
O.
lund, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
-
supply
$210,000 4s.
Township School District No.
3
Sale-^The
bonds
8
on
Wyoming Township Sch.Dist.No.4
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Sept. 1 from
offered
about
Stone, of Detroit.
Eaton
until
Fund
53
Bond
Egan,
inclusive.
1987
ing
Detroit.
Due
composed of Kidder, Pea body &
Co.;
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; and Win.
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank
April
or
due in
callable
are
bids
$200,000
Lyon, Murray and Redwood Coun¬
ties Joint Independent Consolidatea
July 22 — v. 186,
157—were awarded to a group
of
thereafter
sealed
Sold —The
Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $35,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
April 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Sept. 1 from
on
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bulovv, County Clerk, will receive
and
receive
(EST)
p.m.
inclusive.
1975
Charlevoix
April 1 from 1958 to
will
until 8 p.m.
1976 to
on
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Note Offering—Rudolph Lange,
Secretary of Board of Education,
follows:
$205,000 4V2s. Due
Bonds Not
Permanent Improvement Revolv¬
-
Williamson
lisse, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
226,00 0 4M>s. Due
1957. Due
Kenower, MacArthur
Co., Inc.; Watling Lerchen & Co.;
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., as
troit.
(EST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $500,000 hospital bonds. Dated
April 2,
to
Company, of Detroit.
of Braun, Bosworth &
composed
60,000 41/is. Due
a.m.
&
eral
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Der
Bond
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. 1, Montague),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building and site bonds offered
July 18 — v. 186, p. 158 — were
awarded
Huntington Woods, Mich„
Bond Offering—R. G. Bannister,
bank
264.
p.
River
No. 1
Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered June 20—v. 185, p.
2857—were awarded to Kenower,
street
District, Mich.
Sold—No
White
Michigan
Bond
gan
&
(469)
,
Bond
Offering
on
—
Roy G. Wild-
Aug. 19 for the pur-
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday. July 29, 1957
...
(470)
54
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Du$ on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder. Legality
$120,000 airport
of
chase
(MST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $89,000 sewage revenue bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
ind interest (A-O) payable at a
bids until
oral
(P. O. Corinth),
Mississippi
totaling
Sale —Bonds
1957. Due on
June 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved
receive
will
(MST) on Aug. 18 for the
purchase
of
$95,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
p.m.
Trauernicht, of St.
by Charles &
Board of Trustees,
sealed bids until 8
the
of
Clerk
Nebraska
sold to
Corporation,
bonds
works
water
Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
sive,
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
5s.
as
will
Clerk,
receive
(CDST)
7 for the purchase of
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Aug.
on
Bank
discount.
Shawmut
2.60%
the
to
Concord, N. H.
—
Wallace
W.
Offering
Note
1957. Due on Jones, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
sive, Principal and interest pay¬
able at a St. Louis bank or trust
Aug. -1
notes.
$100,000
Due Dec. 4, 1957.
1957.
bid's until 10
-
cessful bidder.
Trauernicht, of St.
by Charles &
Louis.
Hopkinton School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.,
Subdistrict No. 1 of the River Des
Peres
Watershed (Creve Couer-
369—were awarded to Towniend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3.60s,
at a pH^ of
100.11, a basis of
about 3.57%.
p.
(P. O. 506 Olive St.,
St. Louis), Mo.
Offering—J. E. Williams,
Frontenac)
Bond
186,
23—v.
July
offered
bonds
Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Jr.,
(CDST) on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $750,000 general
obligation
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
Keene, N. H.
Offering—Clare E. Conant,
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids at the Merchants
National
in
Nationl Bank
sealed
and interest (M-N)
son,
of
Bank
Heuvel¬
'
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson,..;of New York
►
,.
,
jty
bdlidsiDated"
payable at the
:
'
Loeb
&
price
Hermon, DeKalb, Canton and Rus¬
sell Central School District No.
1
(P. O. Herman), N. Y. C
N. Popple,
.1:
of
%
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July
District
100.79,
about 3.33%; "
>
j 525,000
Bond Offering-—Edith
>
-
basis
a
bonds
improvement
'Guaranty
of
■r'~:- •;
■
Co.,>
Trust
to:
New;
of
100.11,
2:83%.
•i.-'-V ;
Due on Oct.:! from 1958
1986 inclusive.
Principal'4 and
1, 1957.
to
York City, as 2.90s, at a price '
'
purchase' of $975,000
school building bonds. Dated June
[
the
for
81
'
".'v.
First
Hobbs Municipal Sch.
District (P. O. Hobbs), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
the
Park, N. Y.
Island
Sale
Bond
truck
186,
School District No. 1
bonds
—
—.
$36,000 fire
The
July
offered
of
about!
f,:
'
*4--
Offering—Lewis
Supervisor^
Town
ters,
bids
sealed
ceive
■
until
N.
Wa-1
will
re¬
12:30 p.m.
•
July 30 for the pur¬
chase
of
$433,000 "water bonds..
Dated
March
1,
1957.
Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu- '
18—v.
265—were awarded to the
Brook National Bank of
p.
.
(P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y. i
Bond
Meadow
Nassau County,
(P. O. Deming), N. Mex.
City.
Dawson, of New York
&
i
Oyster Bay, Massapequa Water
i
District
(A-O)
payable -at the
National Bank of Hermon.
basis
a
■>
interest
Lea County,
to
York
New
"
Legality approved by Wood, King
bonds was sold
State of New Mexico.
of
Co.,
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo-, <•;. " Smith,
and Shelby Cullom
way, of New York City.
* % Va '; Davis & CO., as 3.40s, at a •'
Albuquer¬
building
group,
a
Guaranty Trust
City; Kuhn,
Co., Dick & Merle-
coin posed
i,
Legality approved by Van¬
tady.
of Denver.
Luna County
National
ton.
-
Trust Go,j 'Schenec¬
Schenectady
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
que.
tofl986 1ncdusive.iPriiiciphland s>.
interest
(A-O) payable at the v
wereawarded as follows:
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
First
1958 :
1 from
May 1,-1957. Due on May 1-froth
11958 to 1967 incl&sivei Principal' $1,900,000 water bonds to
(MST) on Aug.
a.m.
-
building bonds.. Dated June *
-
the
for
t
$545,000
of
1, '1957.. Due on Oct.
First
$24,000iir e apparatus
purchase of $2,675,000
general obligation water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1.957. Due on March
1
from
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1969 and thereafter
are callable
as of March 1, 1968.
13
purchase
.
the purchase of fice, or at the Chase Manhattan
Dated July 30, Bank, New York City, or at the
for
29
July
on
designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
company
186, p. 369—
National
of
Boston,
at
July 22—v.
awarded
were
improvement
$595,000 public
Sale —The $200,000 notes
Note
offered
sealed
(DST) 'on. July
p.m.
the
t
receive
will
Clerk,
City
school
100.35, a basis of about
(P. O. Schenectady), N.Y *
.
for
Schell,
City.
Y,
... ,
District
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 1- -jj.m(DST) YyY-Yv; Oswego, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2.425,(X)0 bonds
on
Aug." 1 for the purchase of
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Offerings-Ida V. Malone,
Berlin, N. H.
bids until 2
30
Bond Offering—Philip L.
Bond
Offering—William C. Ma¬
City
son,
,
Heuvelton), N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive
Glenville Fire District No. 5
MEXICO
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
Kirkwood, Mo.
Bond
Kirk-
from
1
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Long Branch Banking Co.,- Long
Branch.
Legality-, approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York .City.
patrick-Pettis Co.
7
Louis.
of St.
building bonds was sold to
& Trauernicht,
proved by Charles
$15,000
Sale—An issue of
Bond
was
Municipal Bond
the
March
on
inclusive.
1977
to
1958
Cheyenne County, Lorenzo Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 33C (P. O. Sidney),
Conception Junction, Mo.
issue of $40,000
Bond Sale—An
Due
1957.
1,
Central Sch. Dist. No, 4 (P. O.
'1
Bond Offering-—Elsie C. Riekett,
bonds offered July
18—v. 186, p. 265—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, as 4s, at a
Aug. 12'for the purchase of $500,-1 price of
000 building bonds. Dated March 3.93%.
NEBRASKA
ri
improvement
Jr.,
Secretary
of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Wooley,
DeKalb, Macombahd Canton
j,
Offering—The $181,395.61
Bond
City. YY
Os we gatehie,. DePcyster, Lisbort,
;;
Hudson), N.Y.
i
J. Russell
—
York
;
(P. O ,Cr6ton-on-
\Cortlandt
Branch Sch. Dist., N. J.
Offering
Bond
Chase
186,
p. 265—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, as 4s, at a price of
100.22, a basis of about 3.97%.
4.65s, at
Aug.
and interest
1
ing bonds offered July 24—v.
;
West Long
Louis.
MISSOURI
as
No.
(P. O. Claverack), N. Y.
Sale—The $165,000 build¬
and
Mayer,
A. Gardner & Co.,
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
1, 1957.
Principal
(F-A) -payable at the
Manhattan Bank, of New
Dated
(Towns)
District
Bond
price of 100.06, a basis of about
4.64%.
Valley County Sch. District No. 23
(P. O. Frazer), Mont.
Bond Offering—Albert E. Wall,
jail im¬
1,
June
Dated
W.
&
Seasongood
Co.,
a
School
T
elimi-
Due on Aug. 1
nation bonds.
V
from
Free
Union
369—were awarded to a group
of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Rand &
as
1.80s, at a price of par.
3Y2s, as follows:
$150,000 road bonds.
35,000 courthouse and
provement bonds.
Co.,
Investment
Land
State
&
Aug. 1
on
crossing
grade
13,500,000
City.
Claverack and Greenport
186,
composed
19—v. 185,
2857—were sold to the Montana
p.
York
Due
nation bonds.
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
'
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway,
of New
by
Heckler
Township School District
(P. O. Paterson), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $770,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June
$185,000 were sold to the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Memphis, as 4s,
and
build¬
$24,000
'
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved
crossing elimi-
$14,360,000 ' grade
Manufacturers
p.
(P. O. Brady), Mont.
Sale—The
Bond
860,000 bonds, as follows:
(A-O) payable at the
& .^Traders Trust
and interest
4.74%.
ing bonds offered July 24—v.
School District
Pondera County
No. 4
3%s
Co., Rand &
Co., Seasongood & Mayer,
and
W. A. Gardner & Co., as 4%s, at
a price of 100.06, a basis of about
Bacon, Stevenson &
Wayne
July 30 for the purchase of $27,-
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958 to
1967 inclusive. Principal
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
the City Council.
chaser and
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
p.m.
ranking institution or institutions
is shall be satisfactory to the pur¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber of Minne¬
apolis.
Alcorn County
8
(EDST)
on
,,
Principal and interest (M-S)
sive.
payable
the
at
Neck
Fort
Na¬
tional Bank of Seaiord, in Massa-;
at the Manufacturers.
TrustCompany,
of New York
Mineola, as 4s.
pequa,
or
follows:
of¬
Liberty, Swan Lake Sewer District City. Legality approved by Vanbonds r
No. 2 (P. O. Liberty), N. Y. )
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallooriginally reported scheduled for
Bond Sale—The $68,000 sewer ■
way, of New York City.
July 26—v. 186, p. 265—will be bonds offered July 19—v. 186, p.
in 1963 and thereafter are callable
as of Feb.
1, 1962. Principal and
$200,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
15 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Roswell
(F-A) payable at a St.
bank or trust com¬
75,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug.
15 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond
until 2 p.m.
Bonds due
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
interest
Bank, 28 State St., Boston, until
noon
(DST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $275,000 bonds, as
Louis County
pany.
Charles
L e g a 1 i ty approved
&
Trauernicht, of
by
St.
Louis.
MONTANA
—
(MST)
p.m.
of sold,
bonds.
$21,000
sewage
revenue
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
from 1958 to 1976
Oct. 1
Offering
pool,
on
until
bids
Aug.
12
(MST)
purchase of
$48,050 sewage treatment dispo¬
sal system bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1957.
July
Oct.
Great
>
Falls, Mont.
Sale—The
Bond
$6,500
929
bonds offered July 22 — v. 186,
p. 369—were sold to a local inves¬
tor, as 5s, at a price of 101.15.
Improvement
:
Bond
District
No.
and
1957,
School District,
Offered
National
4s, at
a
N. H.
24—v.
186,
Bank
of
Boston,
of about 3.95%.
Franklin
Hingham, Mont.
Offering—John N. Hultin,
Bond
V
(P. O. Deansboro), N. Y.
Offering—Norman R. Mc-
National
No.
i- Bond Offering—Robert A. Dud -,
ley, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 1
Bond
234s,
1957.
4
Clerk,
will
receive sealed
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Jan.
1,
Due
bonds
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov-
van,
York City.
& Lane, of New
Jersey
v.
186,
Busti
(P. O. 124 Chautauqua Ave.,
Lakewood), N. Y.
C.
Offering—Emmett
Bond
Town
Eckman,
bids
sealed
receive
(EDST)
on
of
Supervisor,
until
2
Due
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at
Feb.
1 from
price of 100.33, a basis of
a
about
3.74%.
July
23—v.
186
New
p.m.
1958 to
1986, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
National
Bank,
of
Jamestown.
York City Housing
New York
Authority,
Council
will
that the City
receive sealed and
View), N. J.
Boinl Sale—The $202,000 water
)onds
p.
offered
on
J.
Cruise
announces
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on July 30
for
the purchase of $20,091,000
temporary
loan
note's
(Issue
CXXXVJII). Dated Aug. 26, 1957.
thority
•
1
until
(P.
3
O.
Mapleview Drive,
July
24—v.
186.
369—were awarded to a group
Bond
Aug. 8 for the purchase of' $324.school building bonds. Dated
000
on
the
Bank
Lafayette
&
Tru^t
by
Heckler
&
New
of
Galloway,
Citv\' Y
York
Sykes,
Vandewater,
*
.
will
Feb. 17, 1958.
Hanrahan,
McGovern
New
York
Milton,
Dakota,
chased
ing
Offering—Arthur
Levitt,
an
of
issue
•>
Dak.
State
Bank
Bismarck,
of 349.000
of
pur¬
build¬
bonds.
Velva,
water
Comptroller,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
N.
Sale—The
Bond
North
& Lane, of
(State of)
DAKOTA
NORTH
Bond
Bond
Prin-.
(M-N) payable
Company, of Suffern. Legality ap¬
New York City.
State
Due on May 1
1957.
cipal and interest
p.m.
Offering—Charles L. Rob-
inson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Dated May 1,
proved
Philip
that the Au¬
Note Offering—Chairman
Hoyt,! Due
Cheektowaga), N.Y.
Offering—City Clerk M.
R. Nelson announces
Legality apnroved by Reed,
No.
bout 3.98%.
Wayne Township (P. O. Mountain
Bond
Due
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive.
at
K.
will
Aug. 1 for the pur¬
$39,000
Busti
Water
on
awarded to
265—were
p.
Roosevelt & Cross, and Francis 'I.
duPont &
1957.
1977.
Malta, Mont.
Dated Aug. J,1
Oct. 1 from 1958 to'
bonds.
—
District No. 2 bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
JERSEY
Sale—The $115,000 school
offered
$2,850,000»
of
purchase
budding
Payable at
a. 265—were awarded to the First
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City, j the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
j Bank, of New York City. Legality
15
for. the. purchase
of $80,000 National Bank of Milford, as 4s,
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist. j approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
it a price of
100.10, a basis of
Special Improvement District No.
Town
the
for
at a
Namara, District Treasurer, will
basis of about
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
as
(P. O. F air port), N.Y.
1
,
chase
Township School District,
New
>
Marshall, Deansboro Fire District
Central School District
t Perinton
a
■
$115,000 school
July
price of 100.39, a basis
NEW
a
:
at
.
ern
369—were awarded to the Mer¬
as
100.002,
of
3Vas,
Principal and in-(DST) on July 31 for the purchase j 1986 inclusive.
$30,000 fire apparatus bonds. ] teres! (A-O) payable at the Se¬
NEW YORK
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July l.j curity Trust Co. of Rochester, in*
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin- ! Fairpovt.
'Legality approved by
Babylon, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Gustave Fishelf cipal and interest
(J-J) payable Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,,
: '
Jr., Village Treasurer, will re- at
the Haynes
National Bank, of New York City. :
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.rp. Clinton.
Legality
approved
bv
' Rcniaoo Central School District
Sykes,
Hecker
&
(EDST) on July 30 foF the pur¬ Vande water,
No. 1 (P. O. Suffern), N. Y.
'
chase
of
$216,000
improvement Galloway, of New York City.
A
'
*
Bond
Offering
G.
Stanley
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
New Cas'le and Mount Pleasant
on March 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
Baird, District Clerk, will receive
Central School District No. 4 (P. O.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Chappaqua), N. Y.
(M-S) pavable at the Municipal
Bond Sale—The $404,000 school on July 31 for the purchase of
Building, West Main Street, Babvlon.
Legality anproved by Sulli¬ building bonds offered July 24— $2,000,000 school building bonds.'
21, 1957.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
chants
Special
23,
Pembroke
p.
*
Dated
due on
ton, at 2.06% discount.
receive
p.m.
for the
of Boston, at
Dated July
Deposit Trust Company, Bos¬
will
8
discount.
1957.
Clay-
Roswell,
the National
as
'
.
National
the
to
500,000 notes to the Boston Safe
Charles
Clerk,
Town
sealed
—
were
23, 1957, and due on Oct. 21,
Dodson, Mont.
Bond
$2,000,000
notes
2.09%
and interest payable at a
banking institution designated by
successful bidder.
(State of)
Shawmut Bank,
inclusive. Prin¬
were
First
the
to
of
price
follows:
$1,500,000
cipal
the
as
17
June
offered
Bank,
Sale—Temporary renewal
totaling
notes
school
awarded
Liberty,
price of par.
Sale—The $500,000
bonds
of
'
of
Hampshire
New
Note
purchase
the
for
5
Aug.
on
receive
will
15,
Bank
Mex.
N.
1,
58—were awarded to
School District
Municipal
No.
of Boston.
Dodge,
Charles Clay-
pool, Town Clerk,
sealed bids until 8
Aug.
Aug. 2 instead.
on
Thorndike, Palmer & 2.74%.
Storey,
by
Dodson, Mont.
Offering
Bond
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Merchants
National
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
1957.
school
$810,000
of
fering
offered
bonds
The
Offering Date Change—The
N. Dak.
Sale—An
system
issue
bonds
of $35,000
was
sold to
the Bnnk of North Dakota, of Bis¬
marck.
Number 5659
Volume 186
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OHIO
:
Barberton City
V
Bond
Ohio
Bond
Montgomery County (P. O.
■
Dayton), Ohio
:
School District, A
Offering—J.v S.
Clerk-Treasurer
.of
McAnlis,
>
Board,
of
Clerk- of
the
ceive sealed bids until
until
trie
Sewer
noon
(EST) on Aug. 13 for
purchase of SI,000,000 school
construction bonds. Dated
1957.
Due
1972
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
Sept. 1,
from
li#o8
Principal
to
approved- by
Squire,
1.958
Bond
Offering
Education,
bids
will
until
chase
K.
H.
—
the
of
Clark,
Board
receive
Aug.
26
for
of
sealed
the
of
$465,000 building
Sept. 1. 1957.
Dated
Bond
265
$30,100 street
special assessment
18—v. 186, p.
awarded
to
Braun,
& Co., Inc., as 3%s, at
price of 100.72, a basis of about
were
on
1972
3.61%.
1957.
V
Bond Offering—C. O. Hopping,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 7
for
the
purchase
of
$37,252.11
extension
sessment
bonds.
1957. Due
on
terest
special
Dated
as¬
Aug.
Dec. 15 from
inclusive.
1977
Principal
15,
1958 to
in¬
and
(J-D)
payable at the Cen¬
Cincinnati. Legal;ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
tral
Trust
1
from
Area
bonds.
1
from
1958
dated
are
to
Aug.
New
Knoxville
Local
Sch.
bids
26
until
for
purchase
Aug.
on
of
and Dec. 1 from
'Legality
•
1967 inch
1958 to
approved
Squire,
by
Sanders* & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
'
Note
.
Delaware,
Offering
Ohio
\ jKenneth rB.
—
.
/ Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
receive
sealed
bids
until, noon
(EST)
Aug. 6 for the purchase
of $24,300 improvement notes, as
on
follows:
school
Savings Bank, of New
Knoxville, and J. A. White & Co.,
of Cincinnati, as 4s, at a price of
Peoples
10.1.63,
186,
—v.-
266
p.
were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
41/4s, at-
price of 100.57,
a
basis
a
notes.
sewer
11.600
The notes
and mature
datbd July 1, 1957
are
266—were awarded to the First
p.
First National Bank
Legality
Delaware.
of
Squire,
Cleveland.
by
approved
Sanders & Dempsey, of
South
Offering
Euclid, Ohio
$164,750 special
266—were awarded to
Syracuse,
gality
\
Bond
Offering—Richard
ston,
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)
15
June
from
Principal
:
payable,
.
Clerk's
15,
1958
1957.
interest
and
the
at
Due
1977 in¬
to
Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams, of
by Peck,
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Granville Exempted
from 1960 to 1976 inclusive. Bonds
in
District (P. O. Box 358,
1972
improvement
24—v.
to
186,
the
4s, at
bonds
July
266—were awarded
p.
First
offered
518.15
the
National
basis
of
about
3.68%
Bond
street
577.48
bonds
ment
about
33/4s.
Marietta, Ohio
Bond
street
J.
—
The
166,
A.
p.
58—were
Bond
ment
White
&
f>
noti.
a
as
basis
and
3%s% at
a
sold
was
Trust
1968
thereafter
and
Bank
&
gality
Trust
approved
by
George
ojl Okianoma City.
District No. 29
V
.
April 15, 1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Washington and Multnomah Coun¬
Oklahoma
Okemah National
price of
314 s, at a
as
was
sold to the
Okemah,
County Dependent School
'<District No. 54 (P. O. Wewoka),
bonds
of
sold
was
$6,000
to
the
District
Bond
Offering
of the
until
bids
sealed
receive
Barnes,
of Education,
8
(CST) on July 31 for the
of
$55,000
building
First
Due
from
1970 in¬
1960 to
fered
Bond
Co.,
as
to Wm.
Offering—Business
ager
Sale—The special
awarded
were
Bartlesville), Okla.
3.67%.
assess¬
improvement
and
bonds totaling $358,000 of¬
July 22—v. 186, p. 266—
sewer
Washington County Independent
School District No. 30 (P. O.
Mericka
J.
H.
that
bids
4
E.
will
Offering
on
of
William
—
1
Aug.
Sept.
from
bids
12
until
for
L.
special
improvement
1957. Due
1,
1958
,
to
1967
noon
the
$375,000
street
pur¬
assess¬
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Cleveland
Trust
Co.,
Willoughby. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Worthington, Ohio
Bond
Horch,
Offering
—
Donald
ing bonds. Due serially from 1959
to 1967 inclusive.
Clerk,
price of 100.21,
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $83,500
bonds,
as
follows:
No. 502C
Bond
kins,
School District
District
bids
from
1958
at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The
$57,495.26 Ban¬
croft improvement bonds offered
July 22 —v. 186, p. 266 —were
the
B.
First
Bank of Portland.
National
bids1
until
11
■
$750,000 build-
„
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 186,
266
p.
awarded
were
—
Harris
Trust
&
Chicago, and First of
Corp., jointly, as 3!£s.
the
to
Savings
Bank,
Michigan
Offering
—
S. J. Ordal,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $85,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
Dated
Sept.
1,
1957.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1967
on
Principal
payable
at
office.
sewer
bonds. Due
on
Dec.
Dec.
on
from
1957
to
dated
Dec.
1,
1
1976 inclusive.
The
1956.
bonds
are
Callable
as
of Dec. 1,
1966,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Community Bank,
Hartford. Legality approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Freeman, S. Dak.
Bond
4%
to
Sale—An issue of
$38,000
water system bonds was sold
Merchants
the
Freeman, at
a
State
Bank
of
price of 100.10.
,
a.m.
on
Treasurer's
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
by
Rhoads,
Sinon
&
Reader, of Harrisburg.
York County (P. O. York), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
Salem, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—James M. Garry,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 12 for the pur¬
chase
of
$90,000 National
Armory
Guard
bonds.
TENNESSEE
,
proved
Gibson County (P. O.
Tennessee
Trenton),
Bond Offering — R. V. Atkins,
County Judge, will receive sealed
25—v. 186, p. 266—were awarded bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
for the purchase
of $700,000
to a group composed of Halsey, 7
Stuart & Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, school bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1972
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Blair &
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966 and
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Butcher
thereafter are callable as of July
&
Sherrerd,
Schmidt,
Poole,
1965. Principal and interest
Roberts
&
Park,
DeHaven
& 1,
Townsend,
Crouter
&
Bodine, (J-J) payable at the First Ameri¬
can
National Bank, of Nashville.
Grant & Co., and Fauset, Steele &
Co., at a price of 100.006, a net Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
interest cost of about 2.99%, as
Jefferson County (P. O.
follows:
Dandridge), Tenn.
$270,000 6s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond Offering—L. R. Sherrod,
1959
1961
to
inclusive.
County
90,000 3.10s.
Due on Aug. 1, 1962.
2,055,000 3s.
Clerk, will receive
(PST) on
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
to
Charles
—
inclusive.
Man-
proved
awarded
inclusive.
1982
Offering
bonds.
Due
Due on Aug. 1 from
Due on Aug. 1, 1987.
to
Due
on
from
1958
Legality
ap¬
March
inclusive.
1972
1
dby Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
prove
ISLAND
RHODE
a.m.
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $200,school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1957.
85,000 2s.
will receive
(EST) on
Chairman,
sealed bids until 10
000
1963 to 1986 inclusive.
Barrington, R. I.
Sale
Bond
payable
Treasurer's
(DST)
purchase of
p.m.
Chief Clerk of Board of
Commissioners, will re¬
15, 1970. Principal and inter¬
(J-J)
8
the
to
sealed
July 15, 1957. Due on Jan. 15 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Callable on
Jan.
Bond Sale—The
County (Pf O. Lebanon),
Pennsylvania
Meiser,
County
July 29 for the purchase of $750,000* school building bonds. Dated
est
until
for
5
Lebanon
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
—
The
offered
bonds
awarded to
First
&
a
Boston
July
group
Corp.,
25
—
were
composed of
Harris
Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago, White,
Weld &
Inc.
as
basis
Co., and Lyons & Shafto,
334s, at
of
a
about
price of 100.32,
3.71%.
Lebanon, Tenn.
$1,500,000
school construction and alteration
a
\"
%
lone
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Aberdeen), S. Dak.
No. 32
receive
$250,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
(P. O. St. Helens), Ore.
Offering—L.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
W.
will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
City
until
OREGON
sealed
(DST)
received
(CST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $950,000 school build¬
Columbia County
Johnson, Director of Finance, will
receive
be
Man¬
announces
p.m.
414s.
Willoughby, Ohio
Bond
McClellan
Brown
Due
will
Secretary,
Aug.
on
(M-S)
Ray
—
Board
*
1957.
25,000 street improvement bonds.
1959 to
Oklahoma
bonds.
Borough
tion
No.
1,
lfrom 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 general obliga¬
County Indep. School
15 (P. O. Ochelata),
Washington
July
Principal,
and interest (J-J) payable at any f
suitable banking institution designotecl by the purchaser, subject to
approval by the Board. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Offering—Oscar T. Iobst,
(EDST)
1964
Dated
Colton, S. Dak.
ceive
serially from
125,000 water bonds, series A.
1,975,000 water bonds, series B.
Bond
$26,000 general
of Seminole,
3%s.
Due
10
•
Bond
issue
Sale—An
building
as
Bond
Oklahoma
Bond
until
$250,000 storm sewer bonds.
220,000
street
improvement
$60,000
1
par.
Seminole
.
bids
(CST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase of $2,570,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds, as follows:
PENNSYLVANIA
sealed
Bank,
sealed
Cedar Mill Joint School Dist.
ties,
Emaus, Pa.
Independent Sch.
(P. O. Okemah),
school house bonds
of City Commissioners
receive
a.m.
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
J.
Sale—An issue of $12,000
Bond
that
announces
are
of
as
Portland.
National
clusive.
to
sealed
&
will
City Auditor
—
Connell
,
in
due
callable
First
the
sewer
Co., of Cincin-
of about 3.45%.
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
$160,-
sold to
was
Bank
purchase
street
off-
awarded
Higher
obligation bonds offered June 25
—v.
185, p. 2859—were awarded
to
the First
National
Bank, of
$376,improve¬
Cleveland.
$49,000
parking bonds offered July
18—v.
to
Sale
of
No. 62 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
p.m.
of
issue
Wickliffe, Ohio
Dated
as
of
Cleveland
ment
Field, Richards & Co.,
Board
building bonds. Dated
1957. Due on April 15
15,
Bond Sale—The
Clerk
Sale—An
.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered July 17
„—v. 186, p. 159—were awarded to
April
Oppenheim & Co., jointly, as
3V2s. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1,, 1959 and 1960. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable .at the
Corp., as
price of 100.24, a basis of
a
chase
Mariemont, Ohio
State
Education
land.
issue
funding bonds
First
on
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Lawton, Okla
Cleveland
about 3.97%.
&
building improvement bonds of¬
July 18—v. 186. p. 159—
were
awarded to Baxter & Co.,
as
3-lis, at a price of 100.51, a
are
1963.
1,
Sale—The $650,000 school
Sale—The $285,000 school
fered
Sept.
Sale—An
Bond
Granville), Ohio
Bond
thereafter
and
of
as
inclusive.
Bond
by
Village School
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
Due
First National Bank,
Tipp City Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
terest
approved
receive
p.m.
(PST)
a.m.
13 for the purchase of $1,-
100,000
will
July 30 for the
$70,000 gas system
office.
in¬
(J-D) payable at the Elyria
Savings & Trust Co.. Elyria. Le¬
Clerk,
on
Village
of
gality
Town
sealed bids until 7:30
1
Bond Offering—Earl M. Pallett,
Secretary
of
State
Board
of
Higher
Education,
will
receive
Aug.
Ernest Lang-
—
Aug.
inclusive.
1967
sealed bids until 9
Duck¬
worth, Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $34,200
special assessment water works
Upper Arlington, Ohio
1958 to
and
.<
OKLAHOMA
sealed
Due
from
to
1
inclusive.
on
Offering
J.
the Board
bonds.
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
«giu,
inclusive.
1
by
approved
1963
Aug.
on
1962
Due
Oregon (State of)
Okfuskee County
1967
Principal
from
Ohio
Kraus, as 33/4s,
100.27, a basis of about 3.69%.
1957.
Dec.
to
to
33/4s.
Bond
Mabel
in¬
(A-O) payable at the office
of the Sinking Fund Trustees. Le¬
Corporation, and Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
jointly,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
on
1959
Due
1958
Company, of Oklahoma City. Le¬
$47,731
special assessment road
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
x
from
4V2s.
from
26,000.00
terest
will
Meltzke, Township Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (DST)
on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of
1
Principal and
a
$25,214.89
Ball, Burge
at a price of
&
H.
Robert
—
of Port¬
price of 100.05, as fol¬
Company, of Oklahoma City, and
street1, improvement
offered July 22—v. 186, p.
Elyria Township CP. O. 1235
Griswold Road, Elyria), Ohio
Bond
noon
15
Oct.
on
'
A
Leo
National Bank of Zanesville.**
June 30, 1959. Prin¬
on
cipal and interest payable at the
Due
inclusive.
DAKOTA
-
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Sale—The
the First National Bank,
P.
$2,000,000
Perry Twp.t. Local School District
(P. O. Zanesville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $77,500 build¬
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 186,
a
$51,214.89 im¬
provement bonds offered July 17
—v. 186, p. 266—were awarded to
for the pur¬
arterial high¬
system bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Aug.
on
of
callable
<
main notes.
water
until
bids
Co., and Frost,
jointly, as 3y4S, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
3.24%.
Read & Simons,
ap¬
SOUTH
land, at
sealed
1
to R. S. Dickson &
lows:
due
of about 4.18%.'
10,
Legality
-t
Grants Pass, Ore.
Bond
receive
Bond Offering
—
Feb.
of
as
F-A.
1978
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
&
Bernard, Director of Finance, will
Washington, Ohio
Sale—The $45,000 water
improvement bonds offered
23
Callable
1957.
1959 to
CAROLINA
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg)p S. C.
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 road
improvement bonds offered July
18—v. 186, p. 159—were awarded
by
Shuler
Helena, Okla.
New
Bond
10 from
Interest
proved
basis of about 3.82%.
a
Cincinnati.
$12,700
1969.
Dated Aug. 10,
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1957.
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond Offering — Nicholas
1983
$284,600
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957.
Due semi-annually on June
1,
1957.
Sale—The $310,000
Bond
Bond Sale—The
(EDST)
noon
the
Due
v.
Cleveland.
way
Dist.
Ohio
bonds
Scott,
Aug.
(DST)
assessment
will receive sealed
—
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Worthington
Savings
Bank,
Worthington.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
chase
Williams, of; Cincinnati."
Bond Offering—Duane N.
water bonds.
orig-
were
C.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
6
for
the purchase
of $150,000
58—and postponed.)
p.
Dated
Shaffer-^ Williams, of Cincinnati.
'
City Auditor,
16,
on
1967 incl.
1258 to
Offering—Fred
Dyer,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
1967 incl.
ally scheduled for July 6
office. Legality approved by Peck,
Co..
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
1 from
(Note—These bonds
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
July
Cleves, Ohio
main
Dec.
bonds
works
water
Dec.
Due
1958 to
SOUTH
Empire, Oregon
Bond
inclusive.
Bos worth
a
follows:
building bonds offered July 19—v.
186, p. 266—were awarded to the
offered July
—
assessment
as
1 from
Dec.
re¬
(EST)
purchase of
inclusive.
Johnsville
The
bonds.-
Sale—The
improvement
and
1967
pur¬
C'elina, Ohio
bonds
will
1957 Series.
Due
■
Dec.
21,500 real estate bonds. Due
noon
bonds,
1
of
payable at the County Treasurers
(P. O; Cleveland), Ohio
Clerk-Treasurer
to
60,600
Sanders & iDempsey, of Cleveland.
Beechwood Local School District
June
on
(J-D) payable at the office
its legal depository, Barberton.
Legality
District
$942,200 bonds,
terest
of
Aug.
in¬
and
Board
County "Commissioners,
on
:62,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
Offering—Joseph Green¬
wood,"
8'for the
$1,002,800
special
Education, will receive sealed bids
(471
Bond
Offering
—
William
D.
Baird, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
13
for the purchase of $100,000
street
improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
1959
to
1968
and interest
Commerce
anon,
or
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Union Bank of Leb¬
at
the
office
of
the
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*6
Comissioner of Finance and Reve¬
Chap¬
Legality approved by
Cutler, oi Cnicago.
nue.
&
man
Legality
Bond Sale—An
Crowe, of Dallas.
&
water
School District,
Lufkin Independent
Texas
6:30
sealed bids
(CST) on Aug. 5
p.m.
of $500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
3, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1950
"to
1990 inclusive. Bonds due in
3973 and thereafter are callable
for the purchase
of Aug.
as
1977. Principal and
1,
Dallas.
Kuguenin & Boothman, of
Independent School District,
Devine
T exas
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
San
building bonds was sold
to Dittmar & Co., and the First
of Texas Corporation, jointly, as
4s. Dated April 15, 1,957. Due on
Pierce
April 15 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
Interest A-O. Legality ap-
rities
Junior
County
at
bonds
Dallas
& Son, Inc., jointly,
Rupe
approved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
J-D. Legality
J aikhurst
&
lows:
3%s,
as
fol¬
as
of
waterworks improvement
$25,000
bonds.
bonds.
25,000 street improvement
10,000 sewer improvement
Legality approved by
F-A.
Parkhurst
McCall,
County
from
date
15
Offering
will
receive
President,
Donaiu,
until
bids
sealeci
L. Mc-
10
to
has
set
27
Aug.
(CST)
a.m.
Turnpike
of
after
seven
payable
at
$350,000
system revenue refunding
Bonds was sold to Ransom & Co.,
and
end
$210,000 41/4s.
Due
1958
011
Aug.
"
-r
^
lii.
.
inclusive.
Interest
1957.
1.
..
_
.**
>r
i
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
of
mile
186, p. 160
v.
—
to
a
groun
—
com¬
Higginson
Lee
Co.,
&
about 2.89%.
of
basis
Oconto
Bond
sealed
on
bids
Aug.
for
(M-S)
lette State
2
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1958 :to
Principal
as
5V2S, at
a
price
96.01, a basis of about 6.48%.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
Ste
and
in¬
payable at the Gil-
Bank, of Oconto Falls.
Foy, Que.
Sale—An issue of $1,200,-
Bond
building bonds
composed of
the Banque Canadienne Nationale,
J.
T.
Gendron, Inc., Lageux &
000
school
%
5 xk
was
sold
Des
Rcchers, Ltd., Oscar Dube &
to
a
group
Co., Inc., Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
La
Corporation
de
Prets
de
Quebec,
Garneau,
J.
E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Boulanger, Ltd., Gaird-
Co., Ltd., and Grenier, Ruel
1958
from
at a price of 93.02.
1, 1957. Due on June 1
to 1977 inclusive., In¬
Inc.,
Co.,
Dated June
terest J-D.
the purchase of
building and im¬
bonds. Dated
on
inclusive.
terest
Inc.,
Quebec,
of
&
Wis.
will
Clerk,
21
provement
1977
Falls,
until
$282,000 school
i
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
building bonds was sold to Credit-
ned &
Offering—Gerald C. Coon-
City
man.
WISCONSIN
QUEBEC
Chicoutimi North Sch. Commission,
SASKATCHEWAN
Prince
Albert,
Sash.
Bond Sale—An issue
improvement
James
Due
bonds
Richardson
on
&
of $255,083
was
sold
Sons,
as
to
6s,
July 1 from 1958 to 1987
inclusive. Interest J-J.
Fort
at
School
Town
District,
Vermont
Offering—O.
Bond
H.
Mudgett.
of the Board
of
u
until
(DST)
hAAn
noon
Woe
School
Directors, will receive sealed(I bids
ntil
'/TYQTPi
Aiirr
4?r\v*
*****
Aug. 6 for
r\vi
on
X
the
purchase of $150,000 municipal
improvement bonds. Dated Julv 1,
Jan.
1957.
Independent School District,
T exas
-
Bond
Sale—An
Chas.
Eubank
J.
Clung
1957.
to
sold
was
Co.,
&
to
Mc¬
and
June
on
15
inclusive.
19°6
from
Interest
on
tional
approved
by
Clallam
J-D.
Bond
Phila.
1
l(i.
Pa..
July
general
Aug. 1.
Dated
Sr..
from
Biiare
a':d
lf57,
oe
a
pa.d
quart-fly dividend of $0.50
ci
ouc
me
net
tmaporopri-
earning?j of the Company on September 13.
to stockholders .cf r-ro-d
cf the dasr
business
as
August
so.
w.
xco.T
3.
ash3y,
secretary
receive
(PST)
am.
to
after
on
5
bonds.
Due on Aug.
inclusive.
1977
years
Prfnoioal
jotiip
of"
obligation
1957.
1959
Callable
RESOLVED, That
Fleming,
will
Auditor,
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $120,000
Ave.
A.
Offering—R.
sealed bids until 10
Phi'mont
saving^
County (P. O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
County
Incorporated
Best,
WASHINGTON
1958
Company
Gray,
Ropes.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
OIVIUENO NOTICE
American Meter
1959 to
Pricnipal and in¬
payable at the First Na¬
Bank of Boston.
Legality
and
Due
from
1
inclusive.
Knickerbocker, jointly,
5s. Dated Jure 15,
&
41.2s
as
Due
1973
terest
issue of $80,000
bonds
echoolhouse
or
awarded
a
the
Paris, Ont.
Sale—a11 issue of $62,000
Bond
.
Lorena
p:r
to
Dallas
the
on
a
sold
VERMONT
Chairman
,
road
$113,500
unpaved.
inclusive.
A-O.
las.
still
Morristown
April 1.
1965
to
1969
to
Dated
0.6
Worth
140,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1966
the
follows:
as
from
of
and
miles
Knickerbocker,
&
McClung
jointly,
July 19
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc..
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross,
and R. H. Moulton &
Co., as 2.90s, at a price of 100.04,
Dallas-
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
terest M-N.
Corp.,
issue. Principal and
(F-A)
bonds
sive. Interest J-D.
improve¬
bonds totaling $2,454,000 of¬
years
Milwaukee. Wis.
the purchase of
$58»500,00Q
(LA^nrvAM
A~Fort Worth toll highway and
Pond
Sale—The $10.0^0,(w.
$450,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Sept. 4 for the formal dedication j
water works revenue bonds of¬
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April 1
of the new turnpike.
fered July 23—v.
1
from
1960
to
1997
inclusive.
186, p. 268—
Engineers were authorized to j
Donds due from 1960 to 1967 in¬
used
permanent-type asphalt, if
clusive are non-callable. Principal
necessary,
to complete the con- j
and interest (A-O) payable at the
crete
route
between
the
two |
First National Bank, Beaumont,
cities.
The asphalt authorization
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
was
given
after Engineer-Man¬
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
ager J. C. Dingwall said cement
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
supplies had stopped coming from
Crowe, of Dallas.
the strike-bourH Trinity Portland
Cement plant in Dallas with 1.9
Laredo, Tex.
water
O.
CpU'>
inclusive.
1977
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
Sale—The park
1957. Due
for
Aug.. 9
on
&
and
Co.;
&
Co.
&
Forgan
Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle?.
Authority
the opening
as
Ginther
Co.;
&
Haydon
posed of the First National Bank,
of Chicago, Drexel & Co., Glore,
Johnson,
27—The
Aug.
Open
Mac-
were
Tacoma),
County Treasurer's office.
Texas
Worth
Dallas »Fort
Dr. F.
—
Turnpike Authority (P. O.
Dallas),
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
O.
$575,000
bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
interest
Bond
Hibbs
Bond
obligation
to
Texas
College of Technology
Kenowcr,
Co.;
Milwaukee), Wis.
Aug. 9 for the purchase of
1957.
Dallas.
Lamar State
(P.
Orangeville, Ont.
Co.; Stranahan,
Milwaukee County (P.
Treasurer,
will receive
until 2 p.m. (PST) on
on
Aug.
&
Harlev,
a
sealed bids
able
dated
are
400
Washington
R.
1959
bonds
Company;
&
B.
Loewi
basis of about
Offering—L.
general
The
of
Crowe,
&
No.
Bond
Prin¬
inclusive.
1966
W.
Co.:
County, Clover Park School
South Houston.
1957. Due on Aug.
1958 to 1969 inclusive. In¬
from
Pierce
cipal and interest payable at
the
Southern
State
Bank,
Dated Aug. 1,
terest
to
1959
syndi¬
the
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
fered
a
as
ONTARIO
I
ment
100.05,
of
District
50,000 public park improvement
bonds. Due on April 15 from
bonds.
at
Denver,
CANADA
inclusive.
Harris
& Co.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc.; Byrd Bros.; Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Ellis
&
Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
3.99%.
Houston.
of
Commerce,
4s,
Clark,
Michigan
Arthur
June 1 from
as
Co.;
Courts
$30,000 genera1
Redmond,
of
Bank
&
waukee
inclusive.
1972
Whipple
mons;
building bonds offered
July 23 — v. 186, p. 60 — were
awarded
to
the
First
National
at the National Bank
pd^aoie
,
on
of
Co.,
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of J. L. Graham
& Co., Ltd., Bankers Bond Corp.,
Ltd., and the Imperial Bank of
Canada, as 5%S, at a price of
98.19. Due on Aug. 30 from 1964
to 1977 inclusive. Interest F-A.
of
obligation
rv-'Vo
water works and sewer
system revenue bonds. Due on
Feb., 15 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
clusive. Principal and interest
Dittmar &
to
Antonio,
San
of
sold
were
to
Bond Sale—The
Oli-
Rodney
—
100,000
totaling $60,Co.,
Bond Sale—Bonds
CC0
1969
Due
&
4M>s, 4y4s, 4s and 3-4s, at a price
1
Loeb
&
&
Co.;
Baird
235,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
269,000 4 *,4 s.
17 were awarded to
July
Bache & Co.; Ba¬
& Co.; Robert W.
Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
Dodge & Co.; First
Corporation;
Mil¬
con,
inclusive.
1961
offered
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
51/2S, at a price of 94.50. Due on
Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
156,000 4V2S. Due on June 1 from
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
bonds, as follows:
?
to
(not
1
Rhoades & Co.;
King County, Tacoma Sch. District
No. 409 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
inclusive,
phant, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
6
for the
purchase of $150,000
HUlsboro, Tex.
Seattle
1959
July
on
of
members
$270,000
reported in v. 186,
p.
improvement bonds
street
Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; White,
Weld
&
Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler;
Dean
Witter
&
Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Kuhn,
$140,000 5s. Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
Offering
Bond
Other
2680)
inclusive.
1986
to
1981
cate: Harriman
Trust & Savings
Bank, Seattle, and McLean & Co.,
at
price of par, a net interest
cost of about 4.24%, as follows:
South Houston, Texas
at a price of par. Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
3973
to
1983
inclusive. Interest
5s,
as
July
on
unriinu
Sale—The
Bond
$325,000
inclusive.
1980
Due
3.60s.
from
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
&
Beane,
BramhaJl &
&
Stein,
inclusive.
1982 to 1985
Due
i
of par.
July
on
1971
to
1972
3,040,000
Due on July 1 from
450,000 3.30s.
Due
to
3V2S.
from
Fenner
Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1981
sold to the
Co., and
was
ter
Due on July 1 from
775,000 4V4S.
Investment
Texas
National Bank of
Commerce, Pacific National Bank,
all of Seattle, Foster & Marshall,
Pacific Northwest Co., Dean Wit¬
and Dittmar & Co.
price of 100.008, a net interest
of about 4.31%, as follows:
1958 to 1972
College
3%s.
1968
3,450.000
Blyth & Co., Inc., Seattle-First
National Bank,
»w
Greybull, Wyo.
Boettcher
1967 inclusive.
to
from
obligation building bonds of¬
fered July 18—v. 186, p. 60—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
Corp.,
$775,000 4V2S.
(P. O. Athens), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Last
a
cost
1963
inclusive.
1962
eral
R. J. Edwards, Inc., MoBeissner & Co., Muir In¬
vestment Corp., Columbian Secu¬
&
to
1,260,000
County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
No. 412 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 gen¬
roney,
District
revenue
1,350,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
King
Inc., First of Texas
& Co.,
as
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Corp.,
sive.
Henderson
im¬
$2,000,000
Sale—The
Bond
provement revenue bonds offered
July
23—v.
186,
p.
370—were
awarded to a group composed of
John
Nuveen
& Co., Rauscher,
.school
j-jroved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Authority (P. O.
Antonio), Texas
San Antonio River
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dumas,
interest cost of about
follows:
net
a
1959
oy
Booth-
&
par,
3.616%,
$.900,000 4V2s. Due on July 1 from
of
place
(F-A) payable at a
interest
Dumas, Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
1, 1957.
syndicate
a
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
First Boston Corp., at a price of
headed
Interest
group
by
to
Tacoma, as
Due on
of
Co.,
Dated July
to
awarded
were
1 from 1966 to 1987 inclusive.
J-J. Legality approved
auiy
composed of Dallas
dupe & Son, Inc., Dittmar & Co.,
Republic National Bank, of Dal.as, and Eddleman-Pollok Co.. as
is.
Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest F.-A. Legality approved
a
.o
receive
will
or,
$650,-
of
building bonds was sold
)C0 scnool
Offering—Jimmie Walker,
Bond
until
Texas
&
Wash.
issue of $725,000
bonds was sold
revenue
McLean
4.10s.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
Park,
Deer
Kent,
McCall,
by
approved
Parkhurst
TEXAS
1
Monday, July 29, 1957
...
(472)
from
and
date
intpreqt
lllltJpai atlQ interest
(F-A)
payable at the ->.,
County
to
Treasurer s office. Legality ap,
?
•
•
proved
A
by
T
Freston.
Thcrgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
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