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MICHIGAN
JUL 3 0
1956
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Volume
Number
184
New York
5555
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 30, 1956
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$1.25
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General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
of
Newport
Steel
Steelmaking
600.000
line
,
open
mills
pipe
rolled sheets, electricAcme Steel.
hot and cold
producing
for
On
the
the
basis-of
consolidated
present operations of Acme Steel
would
represent annual
business
it was stated.
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
AND
OF
ACCOUNT
PRESENT
New York Stock
and Newport Steel,
sales of approxi¬
ACME
Cincinnati
STEEL CO.
'
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Detroit
3 Mos. End. —6 Mos. End. June 30—
sales
Income
Net
•Net
.
taxes
-
incomeincome
—
4,183,444
8,065,015
7,092,147
—
income
2,175,391
4,193,818
3,696,846
$2,008,053
$3,871,197
$3,395,301
$1.01
$1.95
$1.71
.
share.—
per
■
of 1,986,648 shares outstanding.—V.
•On basis
183, p. 206&
Toronto
■
Offered—The
Aero Supply Mfg. C&„ Inc.—Stock
:
*
Mr.
Vice-President
has. resigned as
He w?.s formerly
Godsey
Corp.
Baltimore
the
Divisions
Arm
Division,
and
First
National
Bank
which
X-Ray
of
located
included
Division.
He
Baltimore.,; '
-
-
The
rewarding
Aviation
Supply
phia,, Pa.,
for
by Charles
A.
control
a
Office
of the
also
was
Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
52
Dividends Declared and Payable—..——— 12
four
to
this
of
actuators,
director
Federal Reserve System
the
of
used
reconnaissance
Reserve Banks
Oil
Offered—Muir
Corp., Houston,
Investment Corp.
of
Tex.—Stock
San Antonio,
Tex.,
I associates earlier in July offered publicly 150,000
shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
to
up
$185,000
incurred
in
in
Zapata
proceeds
4,
1954,
was
principal
Since
selling
be
will
proceeds from the sale of the
used
to
meet
the
obligations
the
will
acquisition of certain oil and
Harris Counties, Texas.
The
be added to the general funds
under
changed
Houston,
net
and
BUSINESS—The
<
the
company
the
to
business
Allied
Oil
offices
of
the
remainder
of
the
are
at
the
company.
Industries
403
interests
of
incorporated in Delaware
Pigeon Hole Garages,
Inc.
&
company
leasehold
gas
on
Corp.
in
May,
Wilson Building, 2601
net
./
name
1956,
Its
Main
and
constructing
has
company
mechanical
46
wells
and
engaged in
garages,
known
the
as
business
Pigeon
the
Recently
and
has
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
also
10-year
Capital
5%
acquired certain oil and
in the oil business.
of
Hole
shares
May
10
of
EFFECT
of
<•
the
annually
are
redeemable
on
each July
1
\eri:
She
underwriters
2,650,000 shs.
and
V
'
' ~
..
:
GIVING
EFFECT
•
-
to
repay
- :
stock
($10 par
TO
PRESENT
'
part
at
bank loans,
•
PRESIDENT
Outstanding
net
July 1, 1976
value)
—
proceeds
$3,000,000
' 600,000 shs.
$3,000,000
286,376 shs.
of
the number ;
(1)
'•'■■.V
Shares
An
office expansion at a cost of approximately
In early 1957, This will provide
for occupancy
equipment, Including
Subject to
is
a
cost
such revisions as are indicated by business conditions, it
that in 1957 the company will begin construction of a
anticipated
highly automated small motor plant on the new plant site at an
estimated cost of $2,000,000 and during 1956 and 1957 will purchase
equipment
$1,800,000.
Sloan Co.—r— 10,000
at
new
Co.— 10,000
Reed and
Cxclianfye
(Cxc/iantfe
O^ice:
73
d3ruce ^4^. ^Horrli
■■
(J2roch
?L,
standard
for both the present and new plants for
The new small motor plant will be used
in large quantities.
motors
She Canadian
SilielAontreat'S
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS:'
DeLplione
'
'
of approximately
,
plant
scheduled
National Corp.—— 25,000
3005.
personnel, will
for new office
machines
digital computer and related business
for completion in mid-1957.
This plant addition
will eventually be used to produce the larger and heavier motors in the
company's line.
"
(3) A new plant sit about ten miles from the present plant, being
purchased at a cost of approximately $350,000.
$900,000,
B.
&
a
being leased by the company.
(2)
An
addition to the present
Chas.
White
$1,000,000, sched¬
space needed for
rearrangement and expansion of office and engineering
increase operating efficiency < and will provide facilities
Texas
Co.——
3.^J?o*e,J. V. BrooL, C. WaUrotL jr., A
In
FINANCING
Authorized
\
sink, fund debs, due
45,000
&
Bat Street TORONTO, CANADA
ranch
/
or
business.
uled
from the company are as
Soronto Stoch
-
■.
commencing
thereafter.
proceeds are to be used
'01W&, Addtwnk
200
year
whole
in
and working capital.
;V
Corp.— 60,000
Investment
183, p.
$100,000
$250,000
..
Shares
Silverman
Outstanding •
3,000,000 shs.
—
to be purchased
-''
D. N.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1964
1,
names
capital stock
•.
in the
cents)
(par
follows:
—V.
gas
engage
Authorized
due
debs,
stock
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
v.
to
wells
four
-V/;
/
of
has
company
proposes
Davy Crockett Field and 32. r
in the Joe Moss Field In Zapata County and two wells completed
two
additional wells being drilled in Harris County.
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v
The
;
Muir
the
each
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company had incurred at June 30, 1956 commitments aggregat¬
approximately $2,250,000 in connection with the following initial
steps in its expansion program:
St.,
Texas.
incorporation
of
1
.The
..
March
Its
Julv
ing
capital stock
was
of
name
———————
183,
and
PROCEEDS—Of
on
approximately $4,650,000 to be
realized by the company from the sale of the common stock and de¬
bentures will be used initially in part to discharge bank loans aggre¬
gating $4,000,000 at July 18,' 1956, consisting of $3,500,000 of revolving
credit loans and $500,000 of short-term bank loans incurred in June,
1956.
Of such loans $3,400,000 was borrowed after July 1, 1955 to
provide funds for the payment of taxes and to carry increased inventorles and accounts receivable required by the rapidly increasing volume
of
Parking.
Industries
&
.
redeemable
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
>
y.;,
Allied
longer
option of the company otherwise than through the
the principal smounc
nd accrued Interest plus pre¬
of principal amount through June 30, 1957 and de¬
expansion
Common
13
properties
1,
4%%
46
——
for engine-cowl
aircraft.—V.
43/4%
i/4%
;
■
are
of
the
at
CAPITALIZATION
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
y
by the
Philadel¬
July
at
funds
and for
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
corporation
announced
are
PROCEEDS—The net
„
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
———
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Air
:y,'w
Aeronautics,
was
Vice-President.
Navy
•
_
Bureau
Navy,
engine
a
Division,
no
—
Westinghouse
manager of
' '
ordered under this contract,
on
as
v>_
contract
Executive
1469,;
p.
$1,000,000
electro-mechanical
Sereno,
The actuators,
flap
of
the
Electronics
V
Awarded Navy Contract—
-
of
Baltimore
in
the
years,
Co., Inc.
The
below.
time
creasing
General Corporation &
W.
Electric
any
miums
Miscellaneous Features
Godsey, Jr. has been elected President of this corporation,
it was announced July 24 by W'. R. Yarnall, Chairman of the Executive
Committee.
* 'A
' dS. 'VyS'■*•/''*'
•' ■1.;,,'" "A.
Frank
prior
of investment bankers, also headed by Robert
debentures
sinking
Air Associates, Inc.—Godsey Becomes President—
,
in
provided
$0.65 ;
tLess
1956.
through
shown
33
-
105.
p.
1955
30,
operation of the mandatory sinking fund ($150,000 annually 1960-64, $175,000 annually 1965-70 and $200,000 annually 1971,75) without premium; and on the same dates through operation of the
"optional sinking fund In additional annual amounts, not exceeding the
;
mandatory sinking fund at premiums which are one-half the premiums
•.
Stock Averages 33
Transactions American Stock Exchange——
of
June
of underwriters, headed by Robert W. Baird
a group
The
„
.
group
.1960,
SEC Index of Stock Prices.^—
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—— 33
;
periods
of
as
H.
W. Baird &
33
Averages—
National Quotation Industrial
'
by
Section
43
——44
Markets.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
*'■
both
$1.29
stock—
outstanding
concurrently offered to its stockholders of record July 18,
1956, the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 6, 1956, for
47,729 additional shares of common stock (par $10) at
$38 per share on the basis of one new share for each
five shares held. The stock offering was underwritten
40
——
shares
698,232
382,471
$451,086
offered publicly $3,000,000 4%%
sinking fund debentures, due July 1* 1976, at 100% and
accrued interest from July 1, 1956, and the company
for capital improvements, equipment
are to be used
working capital.—V. 184,
Exchange—a'j
Over-the-Counter
is offering to its common stockholders of record
July 23, 1956 the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 13
for 103,903 additional shares of common stock (par $1)
at $2 per share on the basis of one new share for each
4V6 shares held. The offering is not underwritten.' The
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, is subscription agent.
and
Stoek
974,378
.
& Co. Inc., on July 23
v
.—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Cnrlr
com¬
pany
The net proceeds
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
$62,554,958 $53,338,031
$32,282,958
Operating
2\—A
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange-;— 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
i
37
San Francisco Stock Exchange————,i—- 37
Montreal Stock Exchange
————38
Canadian^ Stock Exchange—39
*
1955
1956
June 30,'56
Net
Exchange
(est.).
(Louis) Allis Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Securities Offered
34
34
Stock Exchange
Stock
income
on
Bishop, President, said that "current backlog indicates
that sales
and profits .will continue
at the same high level for the
remainder of the year."—V. 184, p. 213.
' ;
Frank
25
29
34
Exchange (Bonds)
1,875,998
(est.)
required.
13
Exchange
Stock
Boston
SUBSIDIARIES
(Stocks)
American Stock Exchange
,
»,
Stock Exchange
taxes
share of common
per
on
for
$50,000
Page
New York
Income
$8,647,262
833,557
$12,642,256
$901,620
taxes
-•"Based
a
Federal
1955
1956
30—
income
^"Earnings
Stock and Bond Quotations
of
mately $170,000,000,
tFederal
Net
specialties, none of which are made by
and
completion
June
:
before
Income
In This Issue
v
Ended
sales
Net
the purchase, Newport will be operated in its
present locations at Newport and Wilders, Ky., as a division of Acme
Steel, and will continue to serve its customers with those products
that can be most economically produced at that location.
Upon
Months
Six
the property and net assets
subject to the- approval of
at Newport have an annual ingot capacity of
hearth and electric furnaces, with blooming
facilities
from
tons
finishing
weld
agreed to purchase
Corp.,
Newport, Ky.,
stockholders.
Newport
and
has
company
Rise—
Allied Products Corp.—Sales and Earnings
Acme Steel Co.—To Acquire Newport Steel—
This
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Qeorye 2). ^Adamd
'
P. C. Waite, S. SAM
W. StricUa
approximately
for producing
2
(422)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Present
production levels approximate
plant capacity and require
subcontracting of certain machining and fabricating opera¬
relatively high costs. It is estimated that upon completion of
products
substantial
tions
at
the above expansion
owned
facilities
facilities
will
be
leased.
and
owned
now
In
It
is
not
contemplated
in
subccntracting or use of leased space will be eliminated, although both
may be reduced.
The company anticipates that its
working capital requirements will
increase
because
of expected
larger inventories resulting from high
volume production, longer production runs and
expanded plant capac¬
,,
.
exhibition
ceeds
of
from
of
sale
when
the
and
securities
aDOve
be
derived
retained
In
1901,
-waukee.
.Its office
address-is 427
E.
Stewart
Street,
Milwaukee 7,
speed drives.,
of
company's
manufacturing
and
office
main
•V
facilities
are
in Milwaukee, Wis., and comprise a total floor area of
approxi¬
mately 580,000 square feet of which
approximately 410,000 square feet
are
located in buildings owned by the
company and the balance is
located in buildings leased from others.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
each
amounts
of
debentures
set
s-
severally
below
Robert
W.
Baird
Mn«*9»ke<>
A- G.
6c
Co.,
C»
Becker &
agreed to pur¬
the respective
the1 name of
Inc
The
;
■
underwriters
;r
500,000
and the
below
company .has. agreed
have
to sell,
severally
in each
W.
Baird
&
Co., Inc. 20
The Milwaukee Company—/ 10
Kalman
A. G.
Becker
G.
Loewi
6c
Co.
McCormick
The
&
Blunt
First
The
Inc
Braun,
5
Julien
4
J.
Michigan Corp
_i;
Illinois Company Inc.—
Dain
inactive.
located
•the
i
(
?!
3
3
&
least
located
the
as
in
the
br.sis
for
an
tne
warehouses.
as
Lansing
pi
of
a
Los
new
at
the
country,
will occupy
Representing
ment,
window,
it
will
a
door
new
18
announced
Inc.
that
and
firm
selling
commitment
stockholders
to
purchase
the
below
named
the
from
respective
opposite their names below:
have
feet
square
and
will
contain
plete manufacturing facilities,
permitting processing from
.
eastern
fabricating,
markets.—V. 183, p.
.Altec
made
and
distributing
1957.
v
,
Companies^ Inc.—Stock
in
100,000
complete
,
serving
.
Offered—Mention
issue of July 23 of
shares of capital stock
our
the public
was;
•PROCEEDS—The
the
6ale
will
of
be
each
the
added
net
proceeds
shares
to
its
to
'offered
be
it
funds.
general
The
funds
available
from
time
to
Altec Lansing Corp. to
help
tidiary,
of
company
offering of ?
time
to
defray
its
expects
cost
of
the
cost
such
cost
the
ol
of
is
land)
expected
parent
The
by
be
estimated
be
to
Altec
shares
parent
$1,200,000,
from
funds
amended
8,
no
outstanding
of
tne
proceeds
pare
to
the
increase
the
which
"i-;:.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
company's
number
of
certificate
of
shares.
form
of
a
*rom 10<F000PtoC300i00Oe£,Sing ^ t0tal number
incorporation
was
of
as
of
June
additional
of outstanding shares
DIVIDENDS—On
March 15,
1956, the company paid a
dividend of
to reflect the stock
split-up in the form of a
additional shares which took
place as of June 19
1956
increasing the outstanding shares from
100,000 to 300,000) and a like
dividend was paid on
June
15, 1956. = It is the
present intention
the directors to
of
pay a
quarterly dividend of 20c per share
stock in September
on
this
liare
of
'
of
1956;
June
30,
for
$559,686 in
for
Federal
tax
1956,
*
Yu"*5
Service Corp.;
Companies,
reflect
which
111
the
Inc.
occurred
the
subsidiary
of
,6°.urCi
the
of
its
assets
c
with
taxes
Net
under
to
company would*
lines of business
Delaware
iu
raer
equipment
law
to
as
on
for
this
210,200
in
the
wholly
a
studios
183,
a
25%.
cents
properties
$5,109>000,
were
cents
share,
a
In
line
and
disposing
that
?
engaged
wm
was
transformers
In
with
and
^Quired all
Products Co. of Los
in
the
manufacture
^it6C Eans*ng
Altec
related
Lansing
devices
.ex?anded by the and
Peerless
transtormeis
of
the manufacture
under
1949
Altec
Electric
microphones,
the
trade
as
others.
The
point
company
Lansing
outstanding
Angeles,
and
the
sale
which
of
has
survivor.
months..
since
been
interest,
p.
of
sites.
a
share,
Thus,
less
economic
sold
in
theatre
Plans
"Altec
purchased
the
/ associated with the
of
was
Lansing"
In
Products
Co.
production
Division
and
manufacturing
commercial sound
including sound systems, speech
loudspeakers and industrial
amplifiers.
company
of
1
'
signed
research
a
connection
with
Altec
now
"Peerless."
information,
business
input
Many
construction
of
announced
were
summer
constructed
and
or
by
plant,
with
$1,000,000
a
San
Puerto
Moscoso
annually
canned
fruit,
which
for
early fall,
the
Rican
operated
for
.•*
a
He
food
79
added
Industrial
by the
can
'
for
produce
vegetable
that
Puerto
in
the
and
Rico
million
Can
miles
100,000
matic
Mr.
in
the
Minillas
of
feet
San
of
Industrial
said.
spring.—V.
183,
He
p.
said
2893.
of
the
as
well
as
extensive
.
•
'
of
Stock
these
per
n
Exchange
was
a
on
be
com¬
of
certain
the
had
and
Metal
of
one
to
30,
the
patents
Exact
been
used
June
capital
on
working
under
business
will
which,
to
and
electronic
special
wire
Spe¬
the
com¬
,
'
military
connectors
rack
products,
components
ended
June
30,
31,
products
1956,
1955
net
(3)
include
and
totaled
sales
and
and
which
other
V-*.
/v;
Dec.
$23,263,000.
were
$i2,946,000.
formerly Vice-President and Financial Officer, has
Vice-President, it was announced on July 19
by
the
net
proceeds
rotor
and
to
are
control
be
used
system
to
and
for
design, manufac¬
working capital
purposes.
Au thorized
stock
(par $1)
L.
Y.
I.,
N.
The
Y.,
was
incorporated
its
and
plant
its
company is
has not yet
and
'
at
its
in
now
in
165,000 shs.
New
facilities
offices
York
at
55
110
West
the
March
on
Duffy Ave.,
St., New-
42nd
developmental
commenced
and
promo¬
contemplated phases of
///'.v'V//V.
was
organized
by
Steven
-
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
■/;.
Postelson
the
test
test,
one
of
the
has
and
Apostolescu
leased
office
the
The
the
year
the
Apcstolescu
for
for
rotor
one
design,
and
manufacture
control
system.
requisite
designing,
the
year,
facilities from
,
Gillmors,
Gillmors
option
has
company
been
granted
for
the
period
of
fabricating and manufacturing the products
scope.
In
addition,
under
tne
terms
Gillmors, Inc. has been granted the
within
company
agreement,
29,
1958,
to
its
option
until,
purchase
1,000 shares
of
the
common
stock
of
at the price of 50 cents
per share.
In the event such
exercised the shares will be held
as
an
investment and not
for further sale or
distribution.—V. 183, p. 2642.
the
company
option
is
Appalachian Electric
for
and
sion
an
order
about
Power
announced
Co.—Bank Borrowings—•
on
authorizing
bank
$16,000,000
of
borrowings
exemption from
the
Holding
has
1956,
,
was
above
an
*•
it
company,
SEC
of
issued
of
hearing
a
the
July
made
will
applied
$10,000,000
to
be
Act;
made
and
the
from
the
company,
proceeds
expected
to
of
occur
the
next
prior
to
permanent
April
30,
over
under
Commis-
until
persons
be
used
to pay part
Appalachian's
construction
program
estimated
to
$38,534,000 in 1956 and $55,444,000 in
1957.
The loans
off
the
to
of
or
giving interested
thereon.
borrowings
has
23,
borrowings
Company
order
an
to " request
Proceeds
facilities,
production next
Aug.
of
the
7,
costs
amount
will
be
financing
1957.—V.
by
184,
p.
to
paid
the
318.
Aquastills, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
.
July 24 by Reynolds & Co. at $27
dealer's discount of 75 cents per share,
completed.—V. 183, p. 1610.
share, with
and
other
warehouse
plant is expected to start
,
shares
restore
assemblies
ended
year
corporate
company
of
canneries/
American Metal Products
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock
(par $2) was made following the close of the New York
of
systems
test
ground
April
Bayamon,
and
industries.
Chicago,
antennas,
the
company
of
the new plant will contain more than
space to
accommodate high-speed auto¬
can-making machinery,
Stolk
Subdivision
and
com¬
price
Executive
construction.
of
late
cases
Horn-
the
Inc., 110 Duffy Ave.,
Hicksville; L, I., N. Y. The Gillmors
company occupies plant facilities
of over 20,000
square feet, including a
fully equipped machine shop,
and
specializes
in* helicopter
rotor
system
and
general
helicopter
Juan,
floor
of
cables,
loans
license
a
and
also
by
■
of
southwest
for
assets
to
offered
issued
2534.
stag-?,
The
Co.
square
be
amendment.
100,000
bank
and
program.
ground
products. A number of other canners
are now considering establishment of
operations in Puerto Rico, he said.
William C. Stolk, President, announced that the
company's Puerto
Rican
plans will be operated by a wholly owned
subsidiary, Puerto
Rican
the
term
miscellaneous
Wilson,
and
and
fish
a
paid
by
connectors,
aviation
ot
cable, -cable
of
months
general
This
of
to
are
by
exploiting his designs and patents in the field of
aircraft, including helicopters and
convertiplanes.
The company is
preparing the initial phases of its helicopter de¬
velopment program.
ITiis phase consists of
that the building will be
Development Administra¬
under a lU-year
neighborhood
"
:
y
the/SEC
be
to
headed
purpose
of
vertical rising
"
25
with
stock,
group
shares
supplied
of
the
producing about
has
statement
common
offering
$1,000,000,
plugs,
p.
L.
The
company
already
six
tional
lease.
explained
par
100,000
and
sale
latter,
for
N.
its
?
start
$1
be
short
the
with
111.—Registers
to sell 20,000 to the
underwriters.
pr.ncipal
of
groups
products
are
(1)
AN,
high frequency,
printed
circuiti and
items.
York,
this company at
by
Teodoro
Development Ad¬
canners, -will
to
its
to
(2)
sales
Hicksville,
Rico,
••%;
capacity
Chicago,
underwriting
stock,
•BUSINESS—The company
7,
1956. It has established
of
Atomic Energy
program.—V. 183,
Puerto
each compartment fitted
equipment.—V. 173, p. 709.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
.
.
earnings
or
that
•
proposes
range
Common
the
Economic
■■
have
Puerto Rican
he said.
Puerto
and
will
plant
Juan,
Rico's
:
delivery of cargo
The snip will have special
registration
*
its
supplier
a
of
of
elected
ture
..y:.,;.^
;■
a
electronics
for
types),
John
and
?1
safety
fleet.
with
Corp.,
an
this
are
is
/. .'PROCEEDS—The
Open Puerto Rico Plant-r-
at
of
year
a
equipped
self-amortizing
'
reactor
?
the
150,000 000 cans
this
sale
Adams,
of
s»up
publicly as a
an
issue of 75,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1) at $3 per share, without
underwriting.
properties, Mr. Goldenson said
disposed of in the first six
contract
the
Can Co.—To
administrator
on
the
Jackson,
Quincy
*v,urth
speculation
O.
;V;.
"
ministration.
Work
from
"Presidents
John
uie
Apostolescu Universal Helicopter
Co., Inc.—Stock Of¬
fered—This company on June 20 offered
gains of
half-year
w«,a„oo,
August A. Busch, Jr., President,—V;
183, p. 2642.
v
against $3,438,000,
/'
company s
183,
been
is
carried
of
are
devices
v
to
the company's electronics interests, Mr. Goldenson said
Operations, Inc., in which the company has a stock
,'
for
Moscoso,
as
*
Luxury Cargo-
Anheuser-Btisch, Inc.—Official Promoted—
otherwise
or
v
Bayamon
realized
were
Of
The
he
,
the
—V.
Inci—
capital
■
Net
These
period of 1955.
same
were
recently
2285..
net
consolidated
share;
common
:v';./
on
Technical
Commission
10
continuously
electronic
-
company program of building
the most effective
by retaining theatres with good earning capabilities
'
Reporting
that
common
1956
research
our
ship in this company's $275,her maiden voyage 'Round-ther
control
of
through
$225,000
sockets,
For
:..v.
of
of
paid
related
v
and
stock
transformers.
The
Electrical Products
names
Co.,
the
and Peerless Electrical
associated
marketed
western
*1?
primarily
effected
Lansing
Lans|ng
i
f
;
continue
'
Exchange Commission—
filed
terms
Co.
wide
tube
the
theatres
22
a
and
for the
with
Located
4iri
*
2069;
p.
Theatres?
.
$1.19
or
operating position
Mr.
the
in
profit for
during the first six months
22
or
theatre
'Which
to
panel
common
addition,
con-
and
has expanded
oi tne parent
period.
contrary
Cifv.
commodities,
company's
(consisting;
i
quarter net operating profit, according to Mr. Goldenson, was
$1,632,000, or 37 cents a common share, as against
$1,438,000, or 32/
cents a common share, for the same period of 1955.
"
service
Angeles.
ntcture
1955
be
Suockhoider, Mr. Schmitt, is listed as the owner of
47,558
(11.87%) of the outstanding common stock of
the company,
The>
of
half
the company said,
were
to
be
restored
normal depreciation on fully amortized equipment
for Federal income tax purposes..—V.
increased
year
a
Immediately after its formation,
Altec Lansing
Lansing* Manufacturing Co. of Los
engaged principally in
similar
first
York
automatic
Weeks.
the
which
Second
assure
the
$1,932,972
the
will
:
1955, for amortization
in
to
us
317.
"President Adams/'
shares
sale
proceeds
shares
of
the first six months, of 1956 was
$4,202,000,
share, Leonard H. Coldenson, President, reported :
July 20. Compared with $3,355,000, or 77 cents per common
share,
the same period of 1955, net
operating profit for the first half of;,
to
parts
In
but
five
sale
The selling
>
>.
share
provisions,
operating
97 cents
or
name
changed
parent
other
\i
$967,-
*"V.'
:
of
compulsory
that
suppliers
of
screw
machine
products.
The
company
previ¬
ously had been a licensee under various
patents owlied by the Arthur
J.
Schmitt
Foundation, a charitable
trust,
and
had
paid
annual
royalties
thereunder.
By/agreement,
this
license
agreement
was
terminated by lumy sum
payment to the Foundation of $225,000 for
a
fully paid up license.
,
per
convince
end
pany's
income
net
was
$256,100
was
Broadcasting:-Paramount
Earnings at Higher Rate—
tion
mpkrw
sound
<°f AltCC Lansing
major single activity
ite^subsidiaries^
was
formation.
motion
k'nL ^
the
into
name
of
IfnH sale of
cai°mPMy ^ad tfieret0f0re
loudspeakers to
it
the
of
expansion
parent
and
wh^rl
original
1956,
title
was formed
the
high quality
business.
the
and
rince
!941u^ec Laas*n8
purchased
June,
divershication
have
owned
phase
In
that
so
taxes
American
sound
on
Division
$2.58
to
the
newest
Electronics
amounted
cialties.
a
income
and $543,270
income
1937
of
carried
to
with
&
amounts
depreciation.
deferred
American
in
service and
business
of
Electrical
Research
Products, Inc
a
sub¬
Western Electric Co.
This activity has
been
since that date
continuously
and is operated
by the Altec Service Co.
of the parent
company.
The parent
company's
maintenance
sidiary
equal
compares
provision
prompt
of
120,000
$241,780
/
of
for
184, p.
began
Uniteu
the
chill
and
public
Net
;
net income
at
American President Lines*
global
for the safe
handling and
corporation
retire
>
5.200
unable
1
its
accommodate
freeze
The company
ponents
to
the
335,000 shares outstanding in the firsit;
'
**
; t-
on
1956.
BUSINESS—The company was
organized under Delaware
law
the
purpose of acquiring the
domestic theatre
1956,
outstanding,.This,
provision
compared
deferred
<adJusted
distribution of
for
• /
reported, consolidated
1
normal
Provision
In
335,000 shs.
Thereafter,
shares
impossible
New
at
offer
manufacturing industry, since
inevitably be adversely affected by
Adams/*
the
in
-
:
Outstanding
distribution
24
ended
$1.04 per share
deduction of
authorized shares of capital stock
*alue' trom 100,000 to 335,000
19o6, a stock split-up in the
July
on
months
it
the
for
undesirable.
by the company and the
remaining 20,000 shares
pany's President, Arthur J. Schmitt.
The public
,
before
$907,000,
Authorized
2,800 '-
»
,
six
or
in excess
FINANCING
*335,000 shs.
par
19,
of
shares
of
company.
GIVING
1956,
balance
are
,
June
the
of
already in the hands
offered
■
Capital stock ($1 par value)
"On
and
(exclusive
Lansinar.
being
stockholders,
by the
CAPITALIZATION
at
provided
and
65,000
certain
received
expansion
is
company
remaining
offered
will
the
Hurry,
is
"that
court
; sold
1956 first six months contrasted with $1,114,594-the
year before.
Provision for Federal income tax was $709,500 for the 1956 six
months,
as against $356,300 in the 1955
period. The tax provision figures reflect
a
in
features
latest type
biower
;
?
the
to
but- this
is
requirement
will
program,
from
of
incorporated
for
.
the
i
sub-Cv
construction;?
Altec Lansing's new
plant and headquarters on land
acquired in
May. 1/56 at Anaheim, Calif.,
including the purchase of certain new
equipment for, and the transfer of some
presently owned equipment
to, the Anaheim plant.
The total cost of this
&
p. 317.
the
makes
14,
serve
This
650
Walter
industry
With Securities and
;
.1,950
350
-
lease
it
Smith,
decree
continue,
required
luxuiy cargoliner, sistership of the
Coolidge," is named for President
and
covering
9.750
1,050
make//
wholly-owned
the
•
—
"{ earnings when
and?> not deductible
to
5,250
Curtis
Inc.—
Income
by the company from
estimated at $419,445
are
8c
Meeds
Bell
&
\ half of 1955.
received
by
Jackson
&
be
for
the
to
machinery,, Thereafter,
may
that
convince
•
9,750
5.200
$548,094,
(par $1) at $13.50 per
share through Dean Witter &
Co. and associates
(65,000?
shares- for account of
selling stockholders and 35,000
shares
for
company's
account).
This
offering
was?
quickly oversubscribed. Further details follow:
July
new
1956,
6,500
375,310 6/7
on
on
to
the
26,000
;
District
liquid cargo pumping equipment to permit fast and
efficient handling
of bulk liquid
cargoes; reuigerated cargo boxes that will
Selling
3.500
for
the
General
to
President
President
both
American Barge Lime Co.—Earnings Up—
f,;
S.
Special
Stockholders
2,800
This, company
■" 372
the
which
underwriting
5,250
:
———
tfhe :
r;
;
.
Webber,
Kerr
.
that
said
able
cigar
-as
event
of
able
will not only be undesirable
interests
of
the
cigar
of
sixth
Shares From
14.000
—_
Co
&
Bissell
184,
the
terms
be
machinery
name
<
,
Bingham,
centrally-located
facilities
.
Moseley
Paine,
—V.
tune
be
replacement
/. 'ihe
severally
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—,—_—„_
Lester, Ryons 8c Co
raw materials
the finished product.
Alsco's New Jersey unit will
begin operation
early in August, said Mr.
Sugar..
Building the plant is jia.ri jot Alsco's expansion
program, planned to
speed up shipment of building products to all
markets.
In addition to
its Akron
factory, Alsco operates other
fabricating plants coast; ;to
coast, Canada and Europe.
With the completion of the New
Jer#ey
piant, Alsco will have one of the
largest
Co
&
Laird,'
com¬
to
manufacturing,
Witter
F.. S.
plant in Clifton, N. J,
dollar Investment in
buildings and equip¬
100,000
over
that
confident, '
will
"S.
Hayes,
are
Southern
which
•.
the
will
well
as
in
development program/'—V,
-World
into
rounary
Company,
the
Voyage—
company and
shares
of
capilal
of
Company
Dean
the
sale
only
action
The
parent
number
Aluminum
multimillion
a
house
at
best
000.000
.
underwriters
of
American President Lines, Ltd.—New
liner on "Round-the-World"
-
all-
for
Amphenol
Parent
Alsco
Akron, Ohio, largest
lapsiding manufacturer in
Co.
future
this
Shares From
of
under
any
.
storm
the
the
stock set forth
Harry Sugar, President, on July
Industries,
an
affiliate
of
Alsco,
cigar
one-story
Alsco, Inc., Akron, O.—Affiliate to
Expand—
aluminum
that
Machinery
purchased
UNDERWRITERS—The
Court
,
stated
Cigar
the
The
headquarters x>i Altec Service are located on leased premises
comprising about 14,000 square feet at 161 Sixth Ave,, New York City.
lease expires April 30,
1957, and calls for a monthly rental ot
$2,250.
•
:
2 ;
Federal
6c
the
Department of Justice
providing for the
judgment.
By agreeing to this decree we avoid
.udignities and
large expenses ot long and
proceedings."
!
court
are
we-
to
construction
that
on
a
the
Directors,
entered
cf
effective
of
,
of
b. r-cos,
Smith
court
"We
approximately 14 acres of land in
located approximately 30 miles from the center of
Altec Lansing plans to construct on this
Angeles.
•
consent
machinery
years
monthly rental of $350
.Their total area Is 7,500
in
five
becomes
aggregate
25
Division
a
out
cigar
"McKinley
Machinery
years, its practice of leasing
International Cigar Machinery Co.
the
*,
Machine
negotiations,
AMF
and
its
subsidiary,
Inter¬
Machinery Co.,., have made an agreement with the
Cigar
General
/The
3
Co
&
buildings
known
are
..
Government,
American
International
Cigar
the
July
onerous
drawn
purpose.
2 v
Dalton
which
orr
International
\
made
3
Angeles,
of
*
•
protracted
of
entry
31,200
monthly
V
'
York.
Antitrust
approximauely
series
a
New
national
at
one-story
a
Foundry Co.—Cancer1* Decree—
•
S ates
and
"After
companies do not expect to employ outside financing other than
Oj the proceeds of the current sale of
capital stock by the parent com: pany
for the construction- program at Anaheim.
However, no repre¬
sentation is made that additional capital may not be needed for this
4
Company——, 3
105.
p.
of
factory and general office building of steel
comprising about 100,000 square feet.
It is
building will be' completed by the end of 1956
and
will
approximately double the total usable production,space of
Altec Lansing.
Present plans contemplate the transfer to this building
of the executive offices of Altec Lansing, the production activities now
Gardner F.
4
4
184,
M.
& Company
Co.——
and
&
Los
exclusively
Altec
concrete
Company, Inc.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.——
A. C. Best &
Company
4
of
Monroe
Collins
ly
in
The
4
Co
&
Bingham, Sheldon
5
—
4 Simmons—,—„
—V.
Walker
H.
currently
nresen
Calif.,
United'
filed
was
Beverly Hills plant, and the machine shop now at
McKinley property.
Altec Lansing eroects to exoand its transformer production at the McKinley
property and to utilize the Beverly
Hills property for the production anu
asseuioiy of electronic equipments
not presently being manufactured
by Altec Lansing.
*
4
,v
6
Co.-
Company—;
Whipple & Co._
Ellis
&
Company, Inc
Piper, Jaffray 6c Hopwood
7
Inc
&
Marshall
Bacon,
Co.
is
are
Hills,
new
the
the respective percentages indicated below
of such number of shares
of additional common stock as shall
not be subscribed for by the exerelse of rights!
Robert
City
carried
agreed to purchase,
only as an entirety,
case
LansinT
other
by Newpaths took
1955, and has now
greatly in
Beverly
building
Lansing has
of
Calil'.,
property
700,000
named
units
and
the
Company,
feet.
1956,
anticipated
400,000
r
sound
by
'
'
Walter-Liedelj Smith, Vice-Chairman of the Board
following statement on the consent judgment
the
and
used
are
and
$1,400,000
Inc.-
Altec
district
Anaheim,
opposite
..
Co.
issued
Integrators required
industry in connection
Newpaths
Boulevard,
month-to-month
a
In
underwriter:
The
on
square'
w entirety
as
t
forth
these
of
Altec
'
pent¬
a
the
have
chase, and tiie company has agreea to
of
diminished
of
sell
Perspecta Sound
business
factory
and
used
and
located
principal
American Machine &
Gen.
These facilities are used lor manufacturing transformers,
machine shop to produce the loudspeaker and other metal parts
by Altec Lansing, and for warehouse and storage purposes. There
are
five separate parcels of land, three of which
are
operated as an
integrated unit.
The other two parcels of property are under lease
for
■
'/v
the
other
subsidiary,
property."
Wis.
The company manufactures one of the most
complete lines of indus¬
trial types of motors in the electric motor
industry. Its major products
consist of AC and DC motors,
generators, gearmotors and adjustable
All
1954,
offices
and
addition,
industrial
manufacturing facilities in Mil-
'
in
as
owned
manufacture
by the motion picture
phases of stereophonic
the
Monica
and
to
wholly
:
Agreement,
BUSINESS—The company, a Wisconsin corporation
organized in
its principal office and all of its
has
*
well
as
\
a
square
feet.
The lease of this property, which calls for a
rental of $2250, expires Jan. 31, 1361, but is
subject to two successive
five-year options to renew at a monthly rental of $2500. This
property
! also serves as the
assembly plant for loudspeakers, amplifiers, micro¬
phones and related equipment produced by Altec Lansing.
bor¬
from
in the maximum amount of $3,500,000
credit agreement, from depreciation accruals,
and from additional bank borrowings within
earnings
limits permitted by the Revolving Credit
.
wui
ouerecu
executive
office
law
Production
result;
a
Santa
leased
needed
as
revolving bank
a
numbers
techniques.
As
The
-
reproducers
during 1953 and
933o
industry,
formed
Delawate
introductory
A
more finished motors proposed to be carried in stock; and antici¬
pated increases in accounts receivable because of expanded sales volume.
Funds required lor the foregoing purposes (in addition to the
pro¬
under
the
p.ace
telephone
company
Inc.,, under
substantial
ceased.
the
parent
magnetic
with
ity,
rowings
the
Newpaths
either
that
In
use
applications.
1953,
house
in
are
industrial
the production capacity of the company's
at least one-third greater than the
capacity of
program
Monday, July 30, 1956
.«...
SEC
at
for
corporation
covering
$10
per
on
30,000
share,
July
2
shares
without
filed
of
a
letter
common
underwriting.
of
stock
The
working capital, etc.
notificat'on
(par
$1)
proceeds
to
are
with
be
to
the
offered
be
used
,
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Acquisition—
This
Coro.,
company
a
has
producer
equipment
it
was
of
purchased
linear
announced
half-interest
electron
on
July
in
the
accelerators
19
by
the
Applied
and
two
other
Radiation
electronic
companies.
.
Volume 184
Number 5555 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(423)
The
Applied
Radiation
Creek,
Calif.,
largest
atomic
The
known
centers,
Radiation
Corp.
will
doubtetHy
entry
will
of
ADM
allow
with
.
is
Morris
and
of
new
laboratory,
r
processing
the
the
field
company's
direction
of
planned
i
chemicals,"
radiation
purchase
the
newly
Dri
of
program
radiation
result
K.
for
said.
sale
on
$?■'.
in
use
of
and
and
diversification."
is
one
more
step
p
"
'
*
>i
;
According to Mr. Jeppson, there are two principal sources of com- ?
radiation, high energy electron accelerators such as produced
ARCO and
atomic
In addition
maintains
a
183,
its
at
instrument
„
"'j /
••
has
company
from
borrowings
time
Aug.
1956,
2,
to
inadiation
application
L igh t
C o.—B a n k
to
Hanover
the. SEC
of
Bank
195S,
in amounts
Commission
has
request
Commission,
for
and
♦Additional
firms.—
many
jv' *:
hearing
a
rate
*
*'
authorization
York
City
given"
in
to
make
since
July 1,
judicial
is
bonds
1956."
the
of
engaged
..•:
\
,
:
y
issued
under
38,070
shares
preferred
reserved
stock.
-y
~
in
the
generation,
eastern
and
electric
tiwusu^wSton,
issuance
:•>
' in
energy
Wyoming.
nine
See
counties
also
V.
in
184,
construction
Locust Point
€00,000,
hi
was
of
modern
Baltimore
Guaranty" Trust;'Co.
with
!
v'
sale,-
western
Construction of the new pier
will be a one-story structure of
than
more
50
the
on
Ltd.,
2354.
side
standard
steel
and
of
concrete,
and
will
184,
p.
The
-
directors
effect
of
2-for-i
a
the
tomers
authorized
eharrs
number
each
of
meeting of
sider
and
The
on
by
holders
act
from
$10
stock
from
The
$5.
stock
proposed
parable
'.
the
and
to
be
In
South
the
to
Aug.
30,
to
total
1,260,000
called
1956
their
dividend
intention
basis
effect
if
would
to
the
place
stock
increase
$1.40 per share to $2 per
the
share.—V.
the
split
182,
1563.
supplied
30,
kilowatt
this
This
period
period
houri
:
Berkshire Gas Co. — Financing Completed
D. Knoblock, President, on
and
the
was
14.3%
a
the
increase
greatest
the
over
provided
ever
-
30,
during
"
<■
bonds
used
were
retire
to
all
the
of
series
■
-
•
Staats
Co.
&
preferred
and
stock,
associates
accrued; dividends,
:
Second
to
company
the
Bank-State
operate
fiscal
coming
Street
without
Trust
Co.
of
Boston
should
next
May 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenes1
Depreciation
Taxes
1956—11 Mos.-—1955
at
par
on
July 20.
The
'Common
♦On
$1,939,297
1,063,627
86,552
7.1,222
307,202
237,366
326,701
newest
$1,573:977
1,273,051
74,116
248,687
r
income
Gross
(net>_
$184,365
13,469 :
_
income
Income
:
$252,993
$254,884
'9,507
Net
$193,872
$267,701
$192,614
86,375
72,662
93,879
78,133
$168,509
$121,210
$173,822
28,770
26,469
31,451
.iil
divs—
$139,739
$94,741
$142,371
share
$1.39
$0.94
$1.42
$0.88
-V
_______
(Preferred dividends
<
[,,y
\
Bal.
after
Earnings
■
pfd.
per
com.
most successful six-month
poration
reported
was
for
the
President, in a
Security Analysts,
of
period
first
Weaver. .Jr.,
.Society
improvement
of
six
speech
in
the
months
July
on
history
1956
of
first
half
to
23
by
the
in
65,000
sq.
Camden,
65,000
facilities
new
300.000
total
now
-
with
on
Sacramento,
R.
W.
Moore,
recent
phase
of
a
A;
York
a
This
building
will
be
>
An
record
for
year
the
engineering evaluation
he said, indicates
of
completed,
ment
have
into
the
balance
gone
show
he
company,
the
that
said,.-
which
is
million dollars
company
several
in
comnany
its
10-year
now
of
being
do
on
the
sheet.
: :e
V
-1.
' '
' r
audited figures are not available at present, Mr. Weaver
out that the record first half covers only the wholly-owned
companies in the Bettinger Family.
These ar& the Bettin er Cord,
'and the Toledo Porcelain Enamel Products Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Not
not
■.
-
*
covered
183,
the
are
the
tinger,
sales
and
associated
earnings
domestic
2642;' v/
p.
of
companies
companies
or
controlled
foreign
bv
concrete
warehouse
182,
p.
This
is
now
under
tion
to
was
made in
Be*-
acquisition
licensees.—V.
«tock
our
Mr.
of
of
share for each
one
share held
on
as
shares
of
common
and
the basis of 0.04455
effective
and
similar
metal
Tin
first
of
of'the
is
.advancement
bonds,
of the sum
subsidiary
of
acquiring
and
ment
of
Mining
<3)
its
The
company proposes
to use the net proceeds from
stock ana ir >m
he private sale of $1,000,000
Chicago,
in
.new
common
mortgage
the
series
the
company
4%,
proposed
to
oe
iwruicu
the
lor
purpose
company
estimates
that
THE COMMERCIAL AND
in
the
funds
1956.
of
from
as
of
$319,443,. ami
from
$700,000
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
in
bank
(Reg.
loans
Co.
t
scheduled
to
Robert O.
Piatt,
and
! :
metal,
commence
in September.
"
Caspers Tin Plate and subsidiaries in
Co.
Co.__
200,060
106.
Harry
with
plants
operations at
{
date
progressed
a
U. S. Patent Office)
special
to
President,
June
the point where
meeting
William B.
on
of
the
it
650,000
650,000
Brothers
1,000,000
Co
&
250,000
.
Moseley
Ohio
&
200.000
Co._
.
Co.__________
Bros.
&
Tucker,
Werthelm
White,
i
Bovce_
&
200,000
Inc._
Co.,
Anthony
»
Co.
&
Co._
&
Weld
&
500,000
1,000.000
*
Co
1,000,000
(La.)—Stock Offered—The corporation
vi
net
are
to be used as follows: 30%
to
operating expenses;
50'%
for
engineering
preparation of site;
and
lOr/o
for
promotion
ex¬
estate;
proceeds
for
10%.
preliminary
>
■
Common
GIVING
!
V
stock
(par
sales
in
the
were
same
20
is
stated
that
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
cent30,000,000 shs.
one
8,000,000 shs:
organized in Louisiana
1956,
for the
purpose
of constructing and placing in
the Greater New Orleans area an oil
refinery capable
of
excess
20,000
main
New
was
barrels
business
Orleans
13,
crude
of
office
La;,
oil
calendar
per
May
14.
operation in
on
of
processing
day.
The
cor¬
is
presently located at 719 Carondelefc
the purpose of incorporation.
for
"
Proposed products produced by the plant will Include aviation alky¬
late, high octane gasoline, liquefied petroleum gases, kerosene, diesel
oil,
light
and
heavy
fuel
oils,
and
coke.
Sales
commitments
for
1007*
these
of
products
have
already
been
procured,
it
stated.
was
"
-petroleum
facilities
with
are
also proposed in the
plans to produce the following
chemicals:a (1)
Benzene;
(2)
Toluene:
(3)
Xylene.
These
flexible
are
chemicals
in
that
either
high
octane
gasoline
petro¬
or
be produced as market and economics
dictate.
Along
expected future expansions in the plant, emphasis will
placed on expansion in the petrochemical fields.
Can
normal
also
be
Subsequent issues of stock will be offered to obtain funds to com¬
plete the facilities contemplated and necessary for operation of the
desired
project.
Subsequent issues will be made at a price equal
than
more
J
the
first
issue/—V.
184,
4.
p.
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption—
Holders
the
drawn
The
trustee,
bonds
120
will
William
J.
$1,812,194,
$1.21
or
months'
front
at
'
anticipated that at an early
stockholders of the corporation will be
at
The
15.
York
N.
Marine
Y.—V.
Sinek,
Chairman
of
the
of the corporation for
equivalent to $1.45 per
Midland
184,
per
the
first
for
SEC
the
pavmcnt of
annual
rate of
corporation
TrusG
106.
p.
be
July
months
compared
on
months
same
Its
of
1955,
period
in
unbroken
two quarterly
past
1956
first
six
Further,
years.
to
were
$1,522,005,
best
the
six
increased
the
reported
of 1956
$40,091,872
1955.
dividend
dividends
$2.50 per share.—V.
23
with
in
182,
p.
the
record
of
first
half
62
years
of
1958
1690.
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC
July
10
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
used
400,000
for
expenses
incident
to' mining
operations.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D Selbert. Editor and
Pusher;
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week
fevery Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday) Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, uuno»
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers* Gardens, London, E. C.,-England, c/o Edwards Ac Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at u>«
post ofiice at New
York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.,
Subscriptions in United • States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion oi
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
'
NOTE: On account of
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ the fluctuations
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
in
the
rate
of
exchange,;remittance for
Dana
Company,
foreign subscriptions
the
shares of common stock
(par 25 cents) to be
at 50 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
covering
offered
to
six
corporation continues
The
on
six
share,
share, for the same period in
of the corporation for the
for
$38,264,400
the
the
Board,
the first
earnings
sales
net
period
plans
redeemed
New
'net earnings
with
financing
be
Broadway,
c:.' City Products Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
$20,754,611.
were
the
are
interest.
Co.,
£
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds 3Va% series
being notified that $88,000 of these bonds have been
by lot for redemption on Sept, 1, 1956 at 102y»% and accrued
of
1972
The
1955
Corp. of America—Proposed Merger, etc.—
Krehbiel,
J
.
$1,100,000
Co.^
_____
Stroud
1,000,000
Cohio Uranium
Catalin
-
S.
S^ein
200.000
&
&
Corp.___
650,000
250,000
Jaffray &
Hopwood
250,000
Smith, Barney & Co.___ 1,000,000
650,000
'
■
sometime
Metal
the
Piper,
650,000
&
Langley
Higglnson
The
Space
underwriting.
'
amount
&
C.
Inc.
250,000
Weeks__
Noyes
Lane,
CAPITALIZATION
.due
Vice-President
in lithography on
Clara, Calif.
Through
are
Co
&
Peabody
penses. ■
The
20.
steel
of
of
Century
Products
,/:y.
specializes
III.,
each
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
i
1,000,000
Miller
real
and
of
have
the
1,
products.
Display and Paramount
$2,905,000.—V. 180, p. 2071.
operating certain coal mining properties, (2) the pay¬
purchase mortgage and serial notes due Homestake
Co.
Aug.
Century
certain
Co. and Wyouak Coal
construction program.
site
Sales
due July 1, 1986. for (1) the
of approximately $258,000 to a wholly owned
G,
stock
of
Plate
1,100,000
200,000
F.
PROCEEDS—The
buy
to or
outstanding
the company Was purchased
owner.
Mr.
Piatt will continue
Century Display facilities
sale
the
and Santa
subsidiaries it also
warehousing business.
;
Century Display and Paramount Metal operations will, according to
Mr. Bennett, be moved to a modern one-story,
82,000-square-foot build¬
ing purchased by Caspers in Chicago's central manufacturing district.
of record
Further details follow:
PROCEEDS—The
-the
all
said
Manager
Caspers
in
July 13, 1956
(with an oversubscription privilege). Rights will expire
at 3 p.m. <(CST) on July 31, 1956.
The offering is not
underwritten.
purchased
Century Display—slated to be a wholly-owned
Caspers Tin Plate subsidiary.
:4.
•• : .•
7-^ V ......
\
Both Century Display and Paramount Metal manufacture
point-ofpurchase display products, advertising specialties, tool kits, cases, signs
July 23 of the offering
11,700
at $24 per share
(par $1)
has
Corp.
Co
&
W.
Ripley
poration's
of
becomes
Bennett
Pi'esident
issue
Boston
Inc.
Bldg.,
-
Light Co.—Stock Offered—Men¬
stockholders
common
out
con¬
position to
Company
to
May 14 offered puublicly as a speculation an issue
of 2,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1
per share to bona fide residents of Louisiana only, with¬
1218.
Display Mfg. Co., Inc., and its subsidiary, Paramount Metal
'Co.
of Chicago, B. W. Eennett,
President, reported on July
General
&
McDonald
p.
sell
on
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Acquisition—
,
.V;
Black Hills Power
t
Lehman
Chemoil Corp.
,
Although
"pointed
to
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.___
200,000
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
mon
develop¬
whicn
program
&
BUSINESS—Corporation
;
'
;
,
the
Co.l_$2,350,000
650,000
184,
the
.
Co.
—V.
to
the
>
Reid
amendment
shs,
Business."
agreed
of
Co.__f
Hemphill,
ready
Canadian Superior Oil of California, Ltd.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 10,000 shares of com¬
stock (par $1) was made on July 23
by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $16 per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 184, p. 3.
1956, he noted, has marked a period of emergence
the Bettinger Corp. from a development sta-'A into "
per!~d that
promises rising sales and profits.
It is estimated that, 1956 will be. an
of
overall
has
each
••
100,000 shs.
are
Co
Facilities
of
and
the
••
underwriters, for whom
acting as representatives,
has severally
principal amount of debentures set opposite
& -Co..
&
Richards
First
&
value)
an
Lee
&
563,421
■
$37,388,421-
modernization
President,
issue
in
5,000|000
providing for a 2-for-l
the stated value of the
250,000
Hornblower
<
than
on July 24 announced that the purposes of
312,000,000 of 20-year debentures was to put the
expand Its vending machine program and to
vigorously promote its broad line of soft drink flavors, as well as to
expand Its production facilities.—V. 184, p. 3.
the
2,675,000
•
;
third
tract.
Calif.—V.
in
.
-1:
9,150,000
par
affecting
company
below,
purchase,
Johnson,
ft.
in Camden
last
year.
The
buildings with a new four-story
loading docks. This unit has been
14-acre
a
(without
approved
Incorporation
of
'
$20,000,000
value2,204,000
without
net
FINANCING
Outstanding
shareholders
stock
named
below:
Hayden,
old
12
the company's
$13,103,000.
PRESENT
2,350,000
-Co.,
plants
more
stock
Articles
;
1956,
was
TO
1981____^______„_„
'
sq.
five
of
ft.
by next May.
ft, steel and
sq.
at
company
Robert
New
im¬
manufacturers of
for food pack¬
%
'
15,
"Income Retained
or
Sachs
Harriman
in
this'cor¬
of
notes
and
V
31,
income
EFFECT
par
■
present
our
net
Co.__
Kidder,
the
ol
•
1956,
Hutton
Fulton,
con¬
a
*
The
The
expansion
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—Expansion—
Bettinger Corp., Waltham, Mass.—Cites Record 1st Half
The
bank
timberlands.
largest
Dickson & Co. Inc.
S.
and
struction
v
-
replacement
occupancy
A
26,469
«—V. 183; p. 878.
;
and
awarded
company
Campbell's
for
$114,481
,
25,
common
stock
to
Field,
$88,012
charges—-
income
improvement
the
the
^
Amended
the
its name
equipment is being installed.
" . ' ;
;
expansion -program ■ includes
a
new
year-round
food
processing plant; now under construction, at Napoleon, Ohio, 40 miles
southwest of Toledo, which is expected to employ
approximately 2,u00
people at full capacity. This large modern plant of 800,000 sq. ft. all
under one roof will be completed -next
spring,
*
In April of this year
ground was broken for a new general office
10,173
-
of
J-ale
improved and expanded
improvement of existing
additional
March
/
.
(without
Goldman, Sachs
yyy—V
William B. Murphy, president,
approximately
of
completed
r
$182,441
14,708
July
of
agreed
the
was
structure
building
-
plant
when
12
building in Camden is the
for
of
second
"
Other
.
the
sanitary paperboard
ended
preferred
stock
Goldman,
original Campbell plant which will bring it to the
high level of up-to-date design and equipment as Campbell's
plants.
The first
step was construction of a modern ware¬
house
■
$241,415
July
of
of
one
of
its
July
UNDERWRITERS—The
See details
•
new
same
,
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1,009.832
be¬
fixed
prices
I
j
long-term
W»- E.
,
program
80,383
retire
been
declining
July
15,
l965____:
fund debs,
due
July 15, 1965
fund debs, due June 1, 1972___
$4,50.cumulative
the'
and
.,
sinking
sinking
Total
through William
($20 per share),
oversubscribed
was
company's
on
underway, for
and
for
the'construction
$40,000,000."
the
1,183,823
_____
this
taken
"Projects
through!
$1,505,679
__—!
In
step
was
summer,
Bald:
with
$1,812,823
has
;-
Commenting on.the contract Award,
year.
CONDENSED INCOME STATEMENT
Period End.
*
with
will
debentures
price
Other
Robert
E.
Lamb
& Sons
of
Philadelphia, Pa., to build a
four-story section at Campbell's main plant in Camden, N. J.,
replacing three old structures.
The
new
reinforced
concrete
unit,
containing approximately 73,000 sq. ft., will be ready for occupancy
out¬
enable
further permanent financing
any
Another
program
tract to
aggregating $1,291,000, and all of the short-term bank loans
outstanding, totaling $750,000. The sale of the series B first
mortgage
bonds, together with the revolving construction credit
£he
1958,
which
the
of
due
underwriters
convertible
is
and
and
due
3%%
a
•
%
■
debentures
Drexel
standing,
arranged
fund
8%
rebuilding and
GIVING
debentures
new
bon is
15,
acquisition
year
$154,210,000
3%
3*A%
Campbell Soup Co.—Steps Up Expansion Program—
Kenneth
A
July
■■
were
;
electric
new
a
the
papers
3%%
com¬
R.
On June 28, 1956. the company
completed its sale of $2^000,000 4Vi%'"
first mortgage bonds, series
B, due in 1j79.
The proceeds from the
the
to
company
fine
and
-
,
>
of
than
redemption
machine and its attendant facilities,
CAPITALIZATION
1956.
closed, it was announced
in V. 184, p. 319.
July 16, said in part:
sale
sinking
a
working capital
"EARNINGS—For the
sales
for its cus¬
12-month period
this record, the company also hit
system of 251,000 kilowatts during
books
.
—
to
more
company will use the proceeds from
the
retirement of $3,500,000 of- term
will be used for additional
BUSINESS—The
printing
aging.
electricity
during
company
represented
of
in company history.
its
on
by
1956.
establishing
leak
plus
corporation on July 0 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 30,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents! to b*
offered at the market
price, without"hhdm*writing.
The proceeds are
tp go to a selling stockholder.*—176,
.
nor
prior
production' facilities,
machines,, and the
common
R.
The
>
entitled
The -optional
for
balance
paper
pulp
paper
EEC
p. 598.
1$0.06
IDeficit.'
V
■.
mulative
Baruch Oil Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files
With SEC—
-
1962.
redeemed
Telephone Co. — Offering Com¬
pleted—The public offering of 50,000 shares of 5.25% cu¬
approved
p.
844,164
and accrued.
provements, replacements and additions to operating facilities.
Among
more
important projects in the company's capital program are a
new
California Interstate
present- annual
-
be
than-4%
15,
if
the
split
stock
new
is
*$0.22
will
not less
company's
special
to con¬
a
debentures
debentures
and
the 12 months
Although this peak is 5% greater than the peak
ior the last comparable 12-month
period, the cr.mpany anticipates that
it will be surpassed beforc the close of
1956, inasmuch as tne-annual
system peak normally occurs in late August" or early September.—
V. 184, p. 319.
value
par
increase
also
held
charter
the
•
50,060
932,314
"$0.16
PROCEEDS—The
of -' New -York; filed-
1,134,488,000
1954-55
12-month
318.
amendments.
signified
in
to
to
420,000 shares
board
was
ended June
by changing
each
$5
shares
common
which
to
of
value
annual
amendment
an
common
common
of
also
stockholders,
dividend
the
from
par
the
on
share
per
of
of
the
directors
$1
a
split
shares
common
of
ended June
Stock Split—
July 23 advised
on
1854,012
40,733
964,077
share
'
SEC
record
load
Barker Bros. Corp.—Plans
i_:
shares
thereafter.
for
of
A
accom¬
freight cars.—V.
railroad
common
105%
the
and
California Electric Power Co.—Establishes New Records,
:
south
The
at
a
registration statement
on
July 23, 1956, covering 50,000 American depositary
ordinary registered stock of British Aluminum Company,
England.—V. 147, p. 414.
j.
the
receipt j
at a cost o* apnroxlma*«,w $4,by Howard E. Simpson, President.
i
will get under way immeuiacely.
It
17
•
modate
pier
Cr56[o36
$217,955
the
Harbor,
June
announced
imit
of
ginning July
British Aluminum Co., Ltd.
(England)—-Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
'
RR.-—-To Build New Pier—
a
230,389
$182,632
,
preferred shares—
annually
y
*
The
192,123
;
4
li Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Debentures Offered—
underwriting group managed by Goldman, Sachs &
on
July 26 offered $20,000,000 of 33/4% debentures
due July 15, 1981, at 100%, plus accrued interest.
j
;
Baltimore & Ohio
f
1110,048
Co.
318.
p.
448.344
An
•
on
~
aisorioucron,
374,755
provision
per .common
*
30
1954
$7,250,966
i
■
the-mortgage
for
JUNE
1955
$8,908,210
.
38,070 shs.
yy.'
tax
ENDED
$11,666,512
r
•
500^000 «hs— ' §274,040 shs.
be
may
9,950 shs.
6hs.——
80,000
4.56%
debentures
or
'
MONTHS
1956
♦After giving effect to
preferred dividends paid
—V. 184, p. 216.
11,472 shs.
'
;
taxes-..
of
Earned
i- r
25,847 shs.
y
SIX
^___
Income
Number
1262,805 V
,
' *"• '
_____
Net profit
Number
.y
(par $25)._
stock
Federal
FOR
*
refunds
thereof
p.,
%
$329,406
r_
convertible
of
1954, J?een
182,
'v
\
-
•
•
,
sales
the merger of Relchhold Chemi¬
upon
of America.
EARNINGS
Profit.before income
820,000
,;i..
16,
—
;
SExcluding
interchange
company, on May 27. 1954. filed
with
the Arkansas
Public Service
disallowance
;■
$100)
(par
'
company^' Incorporated in South Dakota in 1941, 'iiav.iig"its principal otfice at 621 Sixth Street, Rapid City, S. D.,
anu
by said Commission
collecting such rate increases under bond
pending
review
of
that
Commission's
order.
Pinal
judicial
review resulted in affirmance of said order
and the company is" j»ow
under requirement to make the above refunds.—V.
has
Corp.
Net
BUSINESS—The
y,
to. 4
the
:?.
'
used
16,
conversion
until >
persons
stock
"
J—
Dakota
interested
will be
Oct.
-
time
of voting
Into Catalin
Inc.,
COMPARATIVE
.
debenture Indenture, respectively, subject to restrictions
-contained
therein.
tReflects .the issuance of $1,000,000 principal amount first""
mortgage-bonds, series G, 4%', dated July 1, 1956 and to mature
July 1, 1986.
tTwo, notes in the aggregate ainount of $36,601 mature s
make '
to
from
the purpose
cals,
Outstanding
t$J.437,000
-A:
.>
or
•
j j--.
exceeding $8,000 000
thereon.
increases
following
' *
Borrowings-r-
for
New
not
(
Proceeds together with treasury funds
to customers of about $8,500,000.
The
an
by
called for
.
due in equal.
4.757c
b '-products.
constructing linear accelerators, ARCO
Creek plant which is
being used as
'''*/
applied
The
to Nov. 30,
aggregate;
and
the
up
radioactive
financing,
FINANCING
!
y.'y
through Oct.
—
preferred
PRESENT
Authorized
—_
(p^r Al4—;
'
-
1
..
their
lor. contract
Arkansas Power
This
and
TO
;
Convertible preferred
Common '.stock-'
Walnut
and
2413.
p.
f
reactors
designing and
unit
a
research
V.
to
be
V-?- —
series
Cumulative preferred stock
mereial
by
will
any,
bonds—^
serial notes
> 4.2€'/y se.ies
v.
"
'
unsecured
Cumulative
ADM's
in
if
current
operations,
should-:
through Oct. 31, 1956.
raised by bank loans or the.
program
securities.
1964
into
of a year-long study on the part of 'i
Development,, Department
under
the
Nelson
proceeds of
the
available
through
— annual -instalments
for
ADA-r
the
become
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
4%
J-.
research
"Expansion
additional
ol
1956,
requirements,
First mortgage
Debentures
facilities
V
.
30,
will
of* its' construction
y—~VV'':'.y;
pr«r.e3Si~/>; *Thes
office
cost
„
capital un-.
operations
to
keep
and
April
which
the
Additional
dis¬
not
was
cash
cover
working
manufacturing,
formed
George
R.
price
$47,000,000
Daniels
and
»
corporation,
Jeppsmi, Presi¬
t.%%''%/ for'
in
Mr.
is
outstanding
nation's
separate
a
the
scheduled this fall.
"ADM also is interested
Walnut
at
the
^
expansion of
ARCO's
pace with the rapidly
developing market for raaiat
completion
of
.
remain
its
is located
Berkeley, .two
j
Daniels, President of ADM.
ARCO,
stated.
Although the
the
ARCO,
as
and
r
L.
of
closed,
Corp.,
Liverraore
research
Applied
Thomas
dent
between
3
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(424)
which will be necessary
tion,
;
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 31,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on July 19 by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis at $56 per share, with a dealer's discount ol 9UC
per share.
It was oversubscribed and the books closed.
320.
—V. 184, p.
changed for
Inc.—Definitive Debs. Ready—
debentures/
series E, due 1980/ may now be
definitive debenture* of that aeries at Guaranty Trust
3% %
ex¬
Co.
application
with the SEC for an order authorizing the parent to advance to Service
Corporation on open account, not to exceed $1,500,000 for the con¬
struction ol an office building at Marble Cliff,
near Columbus Ohio,
and the Commission
has given interested persons until Aug. 7, 1950,
to request a hearing thereon.
The building will be erected for the
purpose
of consolidating in suitable quarters at one location the
departments of Service Corporation located in Columbus.
Upon com¬
pletion of the building, Service Corporation plans either to sell the
building to a non-affiliate and lease it back on a long-term basis or
permanently to finance the building through the sale of securities to
184,
Columbus.—V.
an
184, p. 321.
}
'
•
AS
plan
183,
& Co.
details
Chicago, III. —Bonds
Outstanding
Rapids, Mich., a director of the Central
prominent in Michigan lumber operations, has
Power Co.
Mr. Porter is also a partner in
the Porter-Hadley Lumber Co. and
Vice-President of theAtkinson Lumber Co. and the East Jordan
and Southern Railway Co.—V. 184, p. 4.
Grand
organized In Michigan in 1933, Is a major
refrigeration compressors and condensing units for
Its plants and
proceeds from the sale of these shares will be
added to the general funds of the company and will be used by it for
such general purposes as the directors may determine.
It is presently
that a portion of the net proceeds will be used, in conthe proceeds of a $2,000,000 loan to the company, for
anticipated
Junction
the
with
expenditures described below and that the balance will be
used to carry the increased inventory required as a result of expanded
sales volume and for other working capital requirements.
It is antici¬
capital
the
pated that such sum of $2,000,000 can be borrowed by
either on a construction loan or on a long-term basis.
The
company
has contracted with The Austin Company of Cleveland,
on a recently acquired 75 acre tract
modern plant containing 270,000 square feet of floor
space at an estimated cost of $2,500,000 and plans to spend approxi¬
mately $500,000 for new machinery and equipment.
These capital expenditures aggregating approximately. $3,000,000 rep¬
resent the first phase
of the company's improvement and expansion
program designed eventually to house all operations under one roof,
provide more efficient materials handling equipment and multi-purpose
company
Ohio,
for the construction in 1956
of land
of
a
new,
production equipment.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
*800,000 shs.
Authorized
'
v
Common stock ($1
•Exclusive of
which
were
employee
iol
par value)
the
shares held in the treasury of the company
1943 at $1 per share and are reserved for key
Such options to purchase 45.000 shares of
50,000
acquired
stock
850,000 shs.
__
.
in
options.
treasury 3tocl{ have been granted and were outstanding at July 15,
•
NOTE—The company has a $3,000,000 open line of bank credit for
requirements under which the maximum amount
borrowed
-
seasonal
at
time
has been $2,000,000;
there were outstanding as of
of 90-day 3V2% and 3%% notes.
It also had
3% note in the amount of $60,000 which was given in
part payment of the $75,000 purchase price of the new plant site.
The
company has no obligations In a material amount under leases of real
any
July
one
15,
1956, $1,500,000
outstanding
,
a
property.
;
/
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
the
■r
1'
of
shares
company
are
-
"
name
which
each
&
Eastman,
; *
The
Co
Dillon
_>..
Ohio
Ball,
Blair
I 7,500
The
Co
Company
_
Co.
Clark,
&
&
,
5,000
Arthur
5,000
5,000
Eichler
Co
—V.
Krensky
_
Blosser
&
Inc
&
Co.,
Inc.
Interest.
The present $4 series and the newly authorized $1.60
preferred stocks will rank equally in every respect except
v
V.
183, p. 2415.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Bids Aug. 8—
■
:
The
a
at Room 2008,
company,
140 Cedar St., New York 6, N. Y„ will
2,000
each
up
to noon
from
Nov.
15,
1956
to
May 15, 1971, inclusive. They will consti¬
instalment of a total issue of $7,500,000
tute
Harold
2,000
Bradbury-Ames Company
R. M. Horner & Co.„r„
E.
Interstate
H. G.
Wood
&
Co
Securities
.__
* 1,000
1,000
___
1,000
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
_____
&
—___
1,000
Penington, Colket and Co.__
1,000
Vercoe
1,000
3,000
J.
2,500
C.
&
Company
Wheat
Hudson
&
Company
&
White
1,000
1,000
Company
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Wyllie and Thornhill
the
Can Co., Inc.—To Vote
meeting
of
the
preferred
and
o-rf
jr
ox
rtuoert
(j-air
unon
merger
to
on
Inc.
1,000
1,000
Delta Air
Mention
shareholders
will
between
this
agreement
approve
the recommenda¬
Downing
Dempsey-Tegeler
Fridley,
4,000
Howard,
4,000
Norris
3,000
Interstate
3,000
and
final
,
be secured
184, p. 4. 1
by
new
Lines, Inc.
was
—
made in our
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
The
Co.
J.
Inc.
/
Walker & Co
H.
Lee
Higginson Corp.—
Johnson, Lane, Space &
&
Co._:
1,000
Hirshberg, Inc.—
Securities Corp.
1,000
1,000
&
Inc.
Inc.
3,000
L;
Richter Co
Broome
Varnedoe,
-V.
184, p. 321.
1,000
1,000
1,000
—
Scherck.
Stockton
Co.,
1,000
1.000
1,000
Co.—
&
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Robinson-Humphrey
1,000
._
Hess & Frederking
H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.-
& Co
Chisholm & Co.,
1,000
Inc. •«—
,
Detroit Baseball Co.—Sold for Record $5,500,000—
Subject to the approval of the trustees, the directors have concluded
the bid (of $5,500,000) of the syndicate headed by Fred Knorr
that
(head
John
and
Co.)
Broadcasting
Knorr
of
of Fetzer
Fetzer (owner
Broadcasting Co.) be accepted for the Detroit Tigers and Briggs Sta¬
it was announced on July 16.
"We'll have our operational
plans completed before Oct. 1," said
Mr. Fetzer, who will succeed Walter O. (Spike) Briggs as the President
dium,
ownership
the
when
changes hands.
with the remaining
the Detroit club
of
Briggs said $4,600,000 would be paid in cash,
Mr.
period of
interest bearing notes payable within a
$900,000 to be in 4%
fivg years.
Bing Crosby, the singer*
who also is part cwner of the Pittsburgh Pirates; R. F. Woolworth, a
member of a New York investment firm; Kenyon Brown, New York and
Hollywood business man; George L. Coleman, a Miami (Okla.) banker
and manufacturer; Joseph A. Thomas, a member of the Lehman Broth¬
ers investment firm of New York; Harvey R. Hansen,
a Detroit whole¬
sale lumber dealer; William H. McCoy, a Detroit insurance executive;
Pkul A. O'Bryan, a business man and attorney from Washington, and
Carl Lee, the managing director of the Fetzer Broadcasting Co.
Messrs. Knorr and Fetzer said earlier that the bid was broken down
like this: Messrs. Knorr, Hansen and McCoy put up one-third of the
money; Messrs. Fetzer, O'Bryan and Lee put up another third, and
Messrs. Crosby, Brown, Coleman, Woolworth and Thomas put up the
remaining third.
Others
Knorr-Fetzer syndicate are;
the
in
Detroit Edison Co.—Registers Debentures
With SEC—
registration statement with the
Sept.
14,
sub¬
scription by stockholders of record Aug. 17, 1956.
Subscription rights
for $100 of debentures will be granted for each 21 shares of capital
stock outstanding on the record date, which will be an offering of
not less than $57,966,000 and not more than $59,778,900.
The sub¬
scription price is to be $100 for each $100 principal amount of
The
company
July
on
filed
24
a ■
covering $59,778,900 of 3%%
convertible debentures due
1971.
The company proposes to offer these debentures for
SEC
The offering is not to be underwritten.
Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be added to the
general funds of the. company to be used for the payment of shortterm
bank loans
(incurred chiefly for construction purposes)
esti¬
mated
to
aggregate $55,000,000 prior to the expiration of the sub¬
scription offer and for construction
and other purposes.
Such net
proceeds after deducting estimated expenses would be approximately
$59,378,900 if all the 3%
and 3'/4% convertible debentures of the
company were converted before the record date, Aug.
17, 1956, and
if all subscription rights were to be exercised.
Grosa
construction expenditures for 1956
will approximate $95,000,000, of which $49,221,000 has been expended to June 30,
1956.
debentures.
—V.
184,
321.
p.
Fund, Inc.—Registration With SEC—
de Vegh Mutual
In
the
with
connection
statement
registration
with
filed
the
SEC
July 2, covering an additional 35,000 shares of capital stock, the
company states that these additional shares "are to be issued only in
connection with
the payment of future capital gains distributions
in stock and the reinvestment of future dividends from investment
on
Income."
de Vegh, President of this fund, stated on July 13 that the
shares of capital stock of the fund authorized for new sub¬
Imrie
200,000
scriptions have all been Issued.
increase
There exists no present intention to
capital.
Accordingly,
new
subscriptions to
be accepted.
authorized
the
the fund will henceforth not
the
13,
Beginning July
that will appear in the news¬
offers as may-develop, in. the
quotations
papers will; represent such
bids and
Over-the-Counter market, rather than
■='
the net asset value per share.
corporation was organized in the Spring of 1950 as an opencompany.
Since then its total assets have grown
an
initial $120,000 to $13,579,000.
Assuming the reinvestment
This
investment
end
from
of
yearly
capital
net
distributions, the present net asset value
of the initial net asset value per share.
de Vegh & Co., investment counsel, One
gains
share is equal to 391%
per
This
Wall
fund
St.,
is
managed
York,
New
N.
by
Y.—V.
184,
217.
p.
Diamond Alkali Co.—Record Sales and Earnings—
Sales
half
of
and
1965,
earnings of this
it was reported
company
on
July
set new records in the first
23 by John A. Sargent, Pres¬
ident/
Both
s
Net
to
the
June 30,
1956
levels
Dia¬
in
46-year
sales
the
to
and earnings for the six months ended
highest half-year and second-quarter
history, he said.
sales
climbed
mond's
the
for
months
six
current
high
previous
$53,660,322
of
totaled
a
year
$61,609,242
ago,
compared
representing
an
of 15%.
increase
half
first
1956
$5,550,271, which, after
preferred stock dividends,
is equivalent to $2.11 per common share
for 2,604.351 shares outstanding.
This represents a gain of 37% over
.the previous high in 1955 of $1.53 per, share computed on. the same
income
Net
the
for
of
was
number of shares.
1956
net;
sales
totaled
$31,752,755
against
the
second-quarter high
of $29,189,278 in 1955, a gain of 9%.
earnings for the second quarter of the current year amounted
to $2,716,800, or $1.04 per share on 2.604,351 shares, Comoared with
$2,412,668, or 93 cents per share for the corresponding 1955 quarter.
—V. 183, p. 1966.
.
,
Second-quarter
former
Net
equip¬
Dr. Pepper
Stock Offering Completed —
issue of July 23 of the public
(par $3) at
$37 per share by Courts & Co. and associates. This offer¬
ing was oversubscribed.
Further details follow:
v
i;
Co.—Reports Lower Net Earnings—
1956
:
$861;780
Six Months Ended June 30—
Income
before
taxes
Provision for income taxes.
-
1955
$817,446
440,046
185,770
$421,733
$631,675
691.000
690.000
$0.61
$0.92
offering of 140,000 shares of common stock
proceeds
the
from the sale of
125,000 of the shares, together with other funds of the company and
funds
which will be
available to the company from bank loans,
will be used in the acquisition of aircraft and equipment. The com¬
PROCEEDS—The
15,000
Merger
common
second
1,500
1,500
Rupe & Son, Inc.—
Southwest Co.—
7,000
7,003
1,000
Corp...
Kuch & Co.
Co.
series prior
for dividend
liquidation values, call prices, and amounts of applicable stated
capital. Both series will have priority over the $7 dividend preferred
and the common stocks as to dividends and on liquidation.
The $4 series prior preferred stock carries fixed cumulative dividends
of $3 per year payable quarterly, and an additional
dividend of $1
per
year
payable and cumulative to the extent earned.
It has
a liquidation value of $65 per share, a call price of $75, and will have
under the plan an applicable stated capital of $50 per share.
The $1.60 series prior preferred stock carries fixed cumulative divi¬
dends of 60c per year, payable quarterly, and an additional dividend
of $1 per year payable and cumulative to the extent earned.
It has
a liquidation value of $25 per
share, a call price of $25 per share, and
will have under the plan an applicable stated capital of $10 per share.
The
$4 dividend
prior preferred stock is listed on the New York
Stock
Exchange and Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Appli¬
cation will be made to those Exchanges for listing of the new $1.60
dividend prior preferred stock and debentures upon issuance.
If the plan
is approved by the required vote of stockholders, the
directors will/ prior to Oct.' 1, 1956, call for deposits of $4 dividend
prior
preferred stock for exchange.
Based on the amount of such
deposits, or consents to deposit, the board may, prior to Dec. 1, 1956,
declare the plan operative, and all exchanges effective, as of Oct. 1,
1956, or abandon the plan, or extend the period for exchange.
In any
event, the effective date of the plan may not be extended beyond
April 1, 1957.
Exchange of $4 dividend prior preferred stock under thg 'plan! is
'entirely voluntary, and those not wishing to exchange their stock may
continue to hold it, subject, of course, to the prior and equal rights,
respectively, of the subordinated debentures and the $1.60 dividend
.prior preferred stock.
The existing annual dividend requirement is $2,450,936 on the 612,734
shares of $4 dividend prior preferred stock
(including the contingent
dividend which, however, is payable only if earned) and is $226,226
on
the 32,318 shares (excluding scrip) of the $7 dividend preferred
stock, or a total of $2,677,162.
Approximately $5,000,000 in pre-incometax earnings is required to provide this amount.
If
all
the
prior preferred stock were exchanged under the plan,
initially the total requirements for interest and dividends would be
the same, i.e. $2,677,162, but because of the deductibility of the deben¬
ture interest ($1,470,561) for
income tax purposes, the required preincome-tax earnings would be about $3,200,000 or $1,800,000 less than
at present.
Both estimates are based on current income tax rates.-—
rates,
principal amount of this series, and will
ment costing approximately $9,403,400.—V.
3,500
as
2,000
Co.,
Lester, Ryons & Co._
act
the
company and Robert Gair Co., inc.
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stockholders
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Pn
payable
2,000
184, p. 113.
special
be
and payable in any event at
2,000
McDowell 3,000
Co
Continental
A
shall
"
pany
%
coupon
__
&
3,000
Mericka
&
other
Hague, Noble & Co.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson__
4,000
3,500
Co.
&
Keir
Straus,
the
shall be fully cumulative
(EDT) on Aug. 8, receive bids for the purchase from it of
$3,510,000 equipment trust certificates, series N, to be dated May 15,
1956 and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual instalments of $117,030
Smith,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__ 3.000
M. Byllesby <fe Co. (Inc.) 3,000
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs &
McCormick
and
Interest
4,000
_
the preceding cal¬
coupon
but not
■______
M.
Inc.
H-
J.
2,500
2,000
Co.__
&
available earnings in
If the
part.
4,000
Co
Wagenseller & Durst,
Wm.
Bolger
McCarty
&
Co.
Incorporated
2,000
Chace,
Whiteside, West &
Winslow,
Incorporated
2,000
in
shall be
hereafter provided.
maturity
or redemption,
and payment thereof may be anticipated at any time.
The new debentures shall be Initially callable at 125% and accrued
paid
Campbell,
Securities Corporation
paid
year
are
be paid; if
4,000
Goodbody & Co.__
Saunders, Stiver &
Bateman,
Aetna
Kirk-
&
patrick. Inc.
Courts
Sbillinglaw,
7,500
Corp.__ 5,000
Co
Landstreet
to
Shares
7,509
7,500
,
___
(Inc.)__
First Cleveland
Schwabacher
agreed
respective
purchase from
5,000
a
Burge & Kraus
& Co. Incorporated
First California
severally
the
Shstrcs
________
&
has
and
follows:
as
..
Baker, Simonds & Co
*/Bache
of each underwriter
a
insufficient to cover either coupon, neither
the earnings are sufficient to pay one coupon,
sufficient to pay both coupons, the first coupon for that year
need
BUSINESS—Corporation,
PROCEEDS—-The net
be
endar
Detroit, Mich., on July 24 publicly offered an issue of
125,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $15.50 per sh.
of
of' directors
They shall bear interest at the rate of. 6%,, per annum, payable
semi-annually, but the interest for any calendar year will be required
to be
paid only if covered by available earnings before Federal and
State income taxes in the preceding calendar year.
No interest coupon
shall
conditioning r.nd commercial >
ti* ">n purposes.
executive offices are located In Sidney, Ohio.
of directors.
board
them.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Stock Offered—A group
of investment bankers, headed by Baker, Simonds & Co.,
air
3,000
Co
&
5,000
5,000
subordinated income debentures (series
less
prior to the date of the special meet¬
call for the redemption of the $7 dividend
preferred stock, provision will be made for an annual sinking fund for
the retirement of the preferred stock commencing with the year
7,
and the plan will be submitted at the special meeting to the preferred
stockholders for action tnerecn. if the p.un is not auopied oy a vote of
at least
two-thirds ox the outstanding preferred stock at the special
meeting, the plan will not become effective until all of the preferred
stock then outstanding has been called for redemption.
Such redemp¬
tion of the preferred stock would not require borrowing as the company
currently has sufficient liquid funds for the purpose.
The present unallocated stated capital of $35,500,000 will be adjusted
and allocated to the several securities of the company.
No change will be made in the common-stock.
The debentures will be unsecured obligations of the company,
issu¬
able in denominations of $200 and $1,000,
and be in coupon form,
registrable at the option of holders, and payable without deduction
from principal or interest of certain Pennsylvania taxes not in excess
of 8 mills per annum or the lace value thereof, including any refunds
made to residents of Pennsylvania on account of such taxes paid by
been elected a director of Consumers
manufacturer
tor
ing shall have issued
and
city
1956)—debentures
Unless the board
to be used to repay $184,000 bank loans and
to purchase securities of company's subsidiaries.
of
Porter
J.
that
of
1
Baumgartner,
G.
two
principal amount of 30-year 6%
Banker Elected a Director—
Donald
First
Co.,
shares held by company against unexchanged scrip.
value; $76 call price.
•
Under this plan the company will offer to exchange for each share
of $4 dividend prior preferred stock surrendered for cancellation: $40
"Includes
Consumers Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company on
July 20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $40,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, due 1986, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidaing.
Net proceeds will
be used for the acquisition of property, for the
construction, completion,
extension or improvement of facilities, or
for the improvement or maintenance of service, or to reimburse the
company's treasury for expenditures made for such purposes. Exnen dtures for construction in 1956 are estimated to amount to $91,000,000,
of which $29,300,OOo has been expended to May 31
Bank
Dallas
10,000
f$65 liquidating
3008.
p.
Tindall
W.
10,000
Simon
M.
3,000
3,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
& Co
Beane
■
Inc.
J.
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the
—V.
■
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Peabody & Co
debentures due June 1, 1976.
and
10,000
.
Evans &
Reynolds & Co._L___i____L 10,000
689,859 shs.
612,734 ana.
32,561 shs. ;
32,320shs.
3,457,335 shs. *3,457,335 sns.
prior pfd. stock (no par)
preferred stock (no par)__
stock ($1 par)-—
!
.
f$4 dividend
stock:
common
W. E. Button & Co
June 25, 1956.
AT JULY 10, 1956
Authorized
of
are
of
Shares
Clement A.
26,000
10,000
I.
Placed
Privately—The company in June was reported to have
placed privately with the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company an issue of $330,000 5% convertible
proceeds
shares
140,000
White, Weld & Co
than $200 face amount will be repre¬
sented by six-year scrip certificates; and one share of $1.60 dividend
prior preferred stock.
$25,000,000 of subordinated income debentures will be authorized, of
which $24,509,360 will be issued as 30-year 6%
subordinated income
debentures (series of 1956) if all shares of $4 dividend prior preferred
stock are exchanged.
The balance, and any portion not issued in ex¬
change,
may be
thereafter issued for lawful corporate purposes by
obligations,
Co;
&
&
ner
Recapitalization—
will vote on approving a proposed
CAPITAL POSITION
;
184, p. 320.
The
severally
respectively, in
agreed
stockholder,
selling
the
below
named
Allyn & Co., Inc
Equitable Securities Corp..
reorganization and recapitalization dated
Of
Common
other
the
Delta and
below,
Kidder,
Curtis Publishing Co.—Plans
Connecticut Water Cc.—Stock Offering Completed—
public offering of 45,000 shares of common
Consolidated Water Co.,
underwriters
indicated
922,935 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
value)—
par
Blyth & Co., Inc._
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
k
The stockholders on Sept. 18
The recent
in V.
v
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
Shares
Co., Inc.—Offering
$7 dividend
stock (no par) at $16 per share through Putnam
and associates was quickly oversubscribed.
See
persons, property
business of dusting
are
of minor im¬
A. C.
V.
320.
p.
($3
from
amounts
Courts
Completed—The
recent public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) at $64'per share, through A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc. and associates, was oversubscribed.
See details in
its subsidiary,
stock
purchase
the
transporting
is engaged in the
dusting operations
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
corporation has awaided a $17,000,000 contract to Pipe .Line
Engineering Co., consulting engineers, Dallas, Texas. The consultants
have been
retained to design a marine terminal for tanker loading
at Lake
Maracaibo, Venezuela.—V. 183, p. 2415./
to Subsidiary—
holding company has Joined with
Columbia Gas System Service Corp., in trie filing of
York
New
Build New Terminal—
of
business
*
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Cummins Engine
To Make Advances
airplane;
portance
a
at
Creole Petroleum Corp.—To
of New York.
This
Continental ana
Glass Co. will be voted on by the stockholders of Hazel
special meeting to be held on Aug. 7, 1956. No approval by
Continental's shareholders will be required.—V. 184, p. 320.
Atlas
the
Delta also
however,
air.
by
by
crops
in
engaged
mail
and
Atlas
Hazel
is
Delta
final, has not
This
Columbia Gas System,
-Temporary
plans for the merger of
announced
previously
The
before the merger becomes
announced.
yet bean
net
to
company
will not receive any part of the proceeds from the sale of
shares of common stock offered by the selling stockholder.
the
incorporated Dec. 31, 1930, in
Louisiana under the name of Delta Air Corp., with a corporate exist¬
ence
of 99 years. The name of the company was changed to Delta
Air Lines, Inc., by charter amendment dated Dec. 17, 1945.
BUSINESS—This
corporation
was
Net
earnings
Number of
common
shares outstanding
Earnings per share
—V.
183,
p.
3008.
Dresser Industries,
This
its
corporation
Delaware.
meeting
technical
on
Inc.—Change of Incorporation
July
incornoration
state
The
held
change
was
23
is
announced that effective Aug. 1, 1956
being , changed
from
Pennsylvania to
approved
'by the shareholders
at
a
special
in Dallas, Texas on July 23. It was made primarily for
Jnd in
way affects or will affect the company's
realms
operations.—V.
184,
p.
114.
Volume 184
Number 5555 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(425)
Eastern Corp.—Earnings at Higher Rate—
v
This corporation
months
of
1956
the
//''/
Comparable figures
for-the
$1.56 per share.—V.
183,
first
six
months
2536. -
p.
of
1955
$573,310
were
r:
/
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seven
with
July 23 announced net earnings for the first six
$524,465, equal to $2.24 per share of common stock.
on
at
this
acquired
$1,276,268,933
153,172
last
June
on
year.—V.
or
a
30,
183,
amounted
ye?.r,
year
to $1,375,346,593 as compared
reported loans of $695,$556,719,067 for a similar date
'v-'
Tne
ago.
General
banks
p./2073.
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1
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corporation; -filed
a
July 20,, 1956,. covering
on
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Flour
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Eastern Shopping Centers, Inc.,
Yonkers, N. Y.—Regis¬
ters Stock Offering With SEC—
corporation
filed
20,
1956,
covering
July
stock.
of
3;14»,000
The
shares
registration
a
The
company
proposes
stock
to
The Grand
balanca
holders
of
will
the
subordinated
offering
each
stock
for
tures
at
each
at
$20.74
per
4.8216
of
shares
of
of
of
Union
basis
of
Grand
Union
3Va%
price
of
the
$100
is
considering and .acting
original indenture so as
rate
amount
of
was
organized under Delaware law by Grand Union on
1956, and proposes to engage in the business of acquiring,
constructing,
developing, managing and operating shopping centers.
7,
Van
C.
Ness
Wood
of
Yonkers
is
President.
Initially,
the
to
are
be
upon
to
proposal
a
authorize
and
to
modify
and
alter
permit the issuance
proceeds
company
provide
that
the
conversion
price
which
at.
stock
common
tracts
and
the
with
and
pany's
which the coimpany may acquire or lease,
such
shopping centers.
Under
an
agreement
Eastern must notify Grand Union when it is
with prospective tenants for store sites in a new
ready to negotiate
shopping center and
ofier
lease
to
to
Grand
Union
such
site
or
Stock
and
debenture holders
in the Grand Union Co. of
record
Aug. 9, 1956, are also to be offered subject to allotment, any
shares of Eastern common stock which are not subscribed
The
of
subscribed
as
will
be
1956,
C.
'
Van
rental
agent
The
the
Mr.
center
ended
Mart
stock
of
shares
period
in
to
equal
Great
in
for
and
Stream;
L.
the
I.—V.
the
cents
outstanding
Neck,
70
L.
183,
orders
$19,600,000
com¬
acre
ucts
year
the
on
that time.
at
for
June
on
a
reported
share
the
30,
1956
was
net
share
per
which
$30,100,000
Dec.
on
849,843
board
of
directors
declaration
split effected in the form of
bution was made on Juiy 26
P- 321.
100%
a
to
on
stock
uolders
16,
May
1956,
distribution.. The
of
record
The
contract
Rocket
Scoring
awarded
to
the
for
July
is#—v.
184,
corporations Reconnaissance
Air Development Center.
Wright
Designed
primarily
for
air-to-air
rocket
will be adaptable for strike recording
camera
System
Division
training
a
Blyth
The
Co.
Co.,
Inc.,
on
of
July
25
this
corporation
approved.' a proposal
'
panies.
It Is
and
;
,
National
to
Motor
the
merge
•
The
combined
000,000,
the
/*
net
worth
combined
of
'
-
the
number
two
of
J
companies
shareholders,
is
j
in
9,000,
and
of
the
$47,-'
Barney
White,
com¬
A.
bined number of employees, about 8,000.
In 1955 the total combined
Sales of both companies together was $104,000,000.—V.
184, p. 114.
G.
'
of
Six Months Ended June 30—i
Consolidated sales
>
...
(«<■'>., I
Consolidated
income
before
income
taxes
Consolidated net
taxes__^_L—2,466,359
'
Co.,'
&
income_^.__.
•.
.
^
£00.000
6^7,^80 £hkres outstanding- June 30, 1956-
♦Based
The
.
%
$2.00
>
;
-
for
funds
now
invested
holder
the
of
by
-
Ferro
258,800
constituting approxirc*r»^
standing.—v. .,183, p. 2.415.
when the option was
shares of the Horizons
t'^.en.
Ferro
C.
A.
Co.
-;.r;
>
f
of
-
the
lotax
amount
presently
; Fidelity-Phenix
"-'i
,
Frank
by
Mr.
Dial
ica and
>
a
is also
trustee
First Bank
a
director of
of The
Stock
The Prudential
Hanover
Insurance Co.
Bank.—V.?182,
p.
2249.
#,
C.
W.
director of
Jvl:
Excess
in
R.
-
,
*—V.
debentures
the
for
/
in
assets
in
'
of
excess
preferred
private
$130,and
stock
institutions.
Securities
Credit
will
continue
of
Corp.,
which
of
%>//;;/.///■/
registration
a
statement
5,000
shares
with, the, SEC
of
;
'.
3.30%-
debentures
due
March
&
below.—V.
183,
(&
S.
*
J.
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450,000
&
d;
.
and
1953
t <.
l! 55
earnings
27,285,282
15,974,484
income
13,494,344
14,111,271
$12,854,596
realized
for¬
237,678
85,960
$16,^0^,877
9,284,448
$11,028,616
$12,940,556
S..
Dickson
:7L
Co.,
•
9,209.448
8,425,968
.
Garrett
Goodbody
,
350.000
&
mitment
-The
Li.'e
Co.. V
&
350,000
-* W. H.
Newbold's
150,000
150,000
350,000- V V Co.
-
j.
Son
&
-
--J-~
.
Si
350,000-j.;
Si
Si
114. /;
t
Co.
/
Putnam
•*:'
350,000
350,000
&
-of
>
^ Winslow,
2 ; son
Cohu
Si
150,000
/
Stet:
period
:
:
issue
our
of
July
Offering—Men¬
23 of the public
net
proceeds
will
be
applied
retire
to
notes
>
"
-
PLACEMENT—The
the
for
a
,
addition, to
an
loan
term
of
companies
Gulf
loan:
from
participate
Insurance
Co.,■ Chicago,
v/
111.;
and
three
the
extent
companies.
of
$250,000
Jacksonville,- Fla.;
Country
Woodmen
America,
Modern
/•.
.
insurance
the
to
Co.;
*
commitment
that
capital of $750,000. In this
received a binding com*
working
$750,000
will
Life
$750,000
>
326,324 shs.
concluded
applied for and
hes
company
has-
management
of
; 1
first mortgage bonds
a
contemplates
10-year term at 6% priced at 100%
fixed
shall
Income
fund
Pinking
also
after
annual net
be
charges.
contingent
a
taxes
income
for
after
the
/y'.Z
sinking
first
taxes,
two
after
;
'/
.
fund
years,
of 30% of annual
and thereafter 10%
the fixed sinking
deduction oi
/•
,
shall be given on land and buildings owned by the
company, as well as chattel mortgages on equipment and the automo¬
tive fleet. Leases and stock of subsidiaries shall be assigned as col¬
,
■
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
Authorized /
Outstanding
bonds due; 1966—$750,009',. ; '..;.
(par $2.50)-_C«2/—2—400.000 shs. ;
Island,-111.
First
150,000
___,.2 150,000
&
$1.47
each
'
requires
the
There
iund
150,000
Co._____L__ /
William R. Staats & Co.
a
net
150,000
Hop-
350,000 ■;
1955.
of
the issuance of
plus accrued Interest. There
provision of $75,000 per year,- payable semi¬
annually; plus accrued interest* The fixed sinking fund provides a
two year grace period before fixed sinking fund payments shall start.
is
150,000
Co.
&
16,
,
Insurance
The
*with
150.000
Sons
Si
in
Rock
.U
Lundborg
Sept.
close
6%
stock
following
each
150,000
Ca.r__
Co
Irving
v
of
$1.52
at
Inc. r(Fla.)—Stock
entire
'
connection,
150.000
;
in
made
was
company
250,003
Co
Eiseman
split
$1.75
outstand'nt
:
PRIVATE
150,000
Inc.
shr.res
Industries,
„
150,000
W.
Norman
,
350,000
stock
for
of
plant in Montreal was
Common
250,000
Inc.
3ov,000
.
number
First mortgage
Inc.
&
outstanding___
share of common stock
on
250,000
_
250,000
&■
shares
per
26,965,867
and
current
over
/CAPITALIZATION
Co.
Co.
Collins
1954
.
360,760
payable.
250,000
Si
:r
-t
excess
31,823,601
PROCEEDS—The
Co...
Si
Co.,
&
now
'
Co.__'__
Si
Watts
Barth
Julien
R.
Si
are
Guaranty
___$102,933,098> $84,458,968 $76,596,154
income
dollars
Giffen
Si
Co.
Pierce
Smithers
the
Subs,)-?-Earnings Higher—
:
114.
-
250,000
Noi'thwest
Walston
1980
at
322.
27b2.
p.
Income.
tion
Co.,
Riter' &"co.ZIIIIZI^IZ
F.
-
offering, through Atwill & Co., Inc., Miami Beach, Fla.,and Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., Atlanta, Ga., of
80,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50) at $3.75 per
share. V Further details follow:
Fleming-
Marache
Schwabacher
1,
debentures
p.
250,000
Si
250,000
: 450,000
y.?:;■
$15,849,117 $13,790,938
adjusted
P.
250,000
250,000
Hibn/S
on
common'■ stock.—
President, announced that the Canadian subsidiary's
formally de icated on June 21 and is now
in full operation.
Both foreign and domestic operations of the com¬
pany
are
continuing at very satisfactory le.els, he added.—V. 184,
250,000
Rooert
Compan/J
Pressprich
become
250,000
pleton
„
Cd._
Marks
would
Carl J. Gilbert,
new
350,000
—
&
Credit
additional
lateral
;.
mortgages
v
/ '"
security. ;
L .The bondi.may be
®
-
•
-
-
;
-
'* '
^«
called at the option of the company at a premium
less Vh of 1% for each year thereafter. The
call on 50,000 shares of common stock of
the first year,
bondholders will
have a
of
Corp.-r-Earnings Increased—
6%
for
jFrito Co.—Continues Expansion— i
/ : /,
V * ; the company for 10 years,-or .the- life of the bonds, at $4 per share.
H. Colman, .President, on July Iff- reported that consolidated
•Call may not be exercised until after one year from the date of the
This company has. purchased cnntrolling interest in
Texas Tavern
:operatin« -earnings for the first six months Of 1956 were $5,677,538. '
present public offering.
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Canning Co. of Segulri, Texas, manufacturers of Mexican-style canned i
This is the equivalent of; $1.63 per share oh the
.3,479,155 shares of
foods, C,~t. Doolin, President, announced on July 19.
?
Working capital shall be maintained at $1,000,000 for dividends, and
stock outstanding on June-30; 1956, and compares with. $1.33
/**per share
r-'V
Mr.
Doohn said tliat through the-facilities of Texas Tavern and
,.{$800,000 for default ,and. the. company. will- not. incur or create borrow¬
In the first six-months* of *4955-computed nn s like
number of shares.
Champion Foods, a; division of Frito in Dallas, Texas, his company
r
ing other than the bonds, and unsecured bank loans maturing in 12
These figures, Mr. Colman stated, include the earnings of the seven
;months or less..
.*
•
,'can. now market a complete line of Mexican-style foods. '
banks acquired by this corporation-in-March and
.-/■
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*/ *
\ ;
April of this year
;
' Texas- Tavern
will
continue,
to
operate under' the direction
of'
oniy from the respeetive.detas of-acquisition. For the first six months
/ BUSINESS—The company was incorporated on Sept. 4, 1934, in
'«
William M.; Champers as-. President- Founded, in 1946, it
now
makes
'of-this* year these'banks'earned $1.89 per share.-on- the
^Florida, under the name of-Giflen Roofing-Co.-, Inc. The name was
number of
J4„. varieties of . Mexican foods.
Its principal
product. is bean dip,
shares given in exchange for their stock.. IS*
->
changed to Giffen Industries; Inc., by amendment to .the charter dated
which it has manufactured under a special license arrangement with
-The seven- affiliates acquifed by the corporation in 1956 are Northern
Feb. 10, 1950. Its principal plant and executive offices are located at
i'' The
Frito Co.
0/
Minnesota National Bank and Dpluth
.'■,/•■ V
'. •"-'
^
^
4112 Aurora St.;;Coral- Gables; -Fla.
National Bank; both of Duluth;.
- - ,r
.
:
;
'
•
Mr. Chambers said that .improvemenuts how
being made will soon;
^First:-National Bank of .-'Virginia;' First ^National Bank of Hibbingr"
'Until 1939,''vlhe corp'oration "was engaged primarily in. roofing and
Worthington National Bank/ Worthington ;?*First State Bank of White ^Increase ^xe /plant's production, capacity' tenfold.—V./ 183,- p., 2073.,
sheet, metal, incidental thereto; in Dade County, Fla.-Since that time
"Bear Lak'ei Minnesota; and Batavian National
Bank, LaCrosse, Wis./"•/
■ "*
r
;■
7the 'corporation has expanded" its facilities and diversified Rs t^era/
,conSin.-'>'1 ^
""
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■*
»>'"
*i" •*"
V(Robert) Gair C«., Inc/—^Mpr^r— ;
tions. Today the corporation has-branches in Key West; .Homestead,
•" /
;
;
Total deposits reported by the corporation's bank
affiliates including
See Continental Can Co./ Inc. above.—V. 184, p. 5.
*, Coral
Gabies, Miami Beach,-Hollywood. Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm
:
5
Joseph
.
_
"
-
.
,
'
J
business
•
.
foreign
•Based
250,000
Co.-j.^*; 350,000.a Piper, Jaffray
Stone Si Cc>;_^!_; 350,000 f "
wood
M.
Securities
•net
-
to
of
taxes
S.
'Earned
250,000
CoL
Pont & Co.
&
p.
in
V
of
and domestic
profits taxes
♦Common
350,000
450.000
r
Dominick-
&
Langley.;&
184,
will
total
income
Net
250,000
Baker,
Inc.-
Co.,
co. 22;
W.
idiary, The
automobile
physical
and the proposed
follow
the
financing.
$4,000,000
operations
filed
—
of
U,
eign
350,000
Co.
Si
&
Nolan,
B.
Pacific
350.000.
McDonald
of Amer¬
have
Balance
not
350,000
Inc.
Rauscher,
,450,000
Co.^-___
Republic Co.
Laurence
the
an
Co.
before
excess
\f
$350,000
Co.
?
453.000
Dodge. & Co.____
& Merle-Smith—
Hayden,
*
a
America
the
.
—
Estabrook
Fire Insurance Co.—New Director—
Dial, President of Union-Carbide & Carbon Corp., has been
the Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Co., a member
Fore Insurance Group, it was announced
on
July 19
A. Christensen, Chairman. ? V" '"s--*
t
elected
of
*
Mitchum, Jones Si Tem-
xlnc.).
.Dick
4...
■.in¬
loan
sub
management and that L.
B.
Dukes,
President
will be elected
to
General
Acceptance's board
Corp.
sales
Foreign
as
Co—
Si
Evans
A.
Granbery,
Rhoades
Clark,
Morse G.
.
Co.-i,
Corp.
Central
is
out¬
Siegler
Profit
&
Sons—_
t. du
Folger,
i
Weeks__'! < 450.000
Si
;/
•
stock,
Boen
which
sold
Six Months Ended June 30—
.
Net
■
19%
that
25-year
Gillette
'
Kidder,
Inc.
Co.,-
500,-000
&
Allyn
was
Co
&
Clement
•...
450,000
Dominick
f
-*
600,000
.
Inc.
Co.
&
&
'/ "
Simmons
&
Brown
W.
American Securities
'•
year
General Water Heater Corp.—Acquired—
severally agreed to
them severally, the
below:
Blair
Francis
; '
609,000
500,000
Loeb,
Witter
Dean
•
•
Titanium
M.
Ellis
600,000
Co;
Wertheim
f 1
has exercised
the five-year option which it acquired
in 1951 for the purchase of stock of Horizons Titanium
Co'rp.*v applving
to the purchase price a note of Horizons' Titanium that was
givert
corporation
&
companies.
fiscal
instalment
A
writing
has
to be
exchanged for temporary
Company of New York.—V. 184,
See
10,000,000
Company___
Co., Inc-
&
-j Courts
600,000
Higginson 'Corp.—2'A* 450,000
Carl
$1,273,040
$2.04
A.ex
■
Jackson
Si,
&
Stroud
450 000
-V
$1,300,936
•
Shields
•
600,000
&
Hutton
to
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc
450,000
E.
to
recently
addition
Definitive
forth
,VWilliam
Co.^_
Hornblower
s t
600,000
C)li:
Co.__i____—.
W.
and
Texas.
management,^/
contemplated financing
expects
corporation;
ready
Trust
common
for whom
Trr.sk
Co...__—
LeC
below,
Anthony
&
1,216,04b f
named
Blunt
&
2,489,094 /
1,165,423
♦Earnings per share4---——-i
i
of
capitalization
Spencer
-
Si
shares
Tucker,
Hallgarten Si Co.__^_l.
Hemphill, Noyes Si Co.
1955
1—I—.— $26,J 27.131 <$23,440,976
i—...
Consolidated
•
1956
outstanding
the
5,898,009
value)
par
outstanding
Secu-
Becker
of
number
debentures
Bache
,
in
Credit
Credit,
subordinated
present
profits
600,000
&
Weld
the
61,621 shs.
600,000
Webster
Corp.
Webber,
Curtis.
&
of
General Shoe Corp.—Definitive Debentures
Ready-
Marcii
3,174,328 shs.
the
Drexel
Ferro Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—Acquisition—
;
be
in its operations.
Credit,
the
The
87,204 shs.
800,000
&
Paine,
;
engaged
the
Securities
July
23
covering^
V. 183, p. 2762.
net
value)—
Co._
BeaneJi.
&
&
its
finance
and
present
oil
Acceptance
in
is
its
sales
/;////.//
$9,745,for
-
Co.___
Si
4
rities.
and
affiliated
in
*"
would
shares
General Capital Corp., Boston,
Mass.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Of
$30,000,000
'
authorized
800,000 ,v
Lynch,Pierce,
Smith,
Stone
-
it's
business
com¬
ousincss.
the issued
and
net
General
the
FINANCING
-
80^,3X0
Fretes- &" Co.w_ A
Fenner
of
expected
With
$3,226,2.98
;
800,000
Corp.
Inc.
Merrill
.
excess
but
Co._
&
Ripley
r.
*
stock.
&
Dillon
•
Bower
PRESENT
5,000,000 shares ($10
lnc.___
Forgan
Lazard
of
of
1^2,000
$151.-
ended
from
____________
par
& Co.'_$4,?5n 019
Sachs
i;'
National
of
increased
TO
from
$61,885,315
acting as representative, have
the company has agreed to sell to
Harriman
planned to jnake
that
Division
53%
quarter
is
Goldman,
com*
of
of
the
acquisition
,
Boston
Loeb
Glore,
the merger effective-bjr July. 31; 3956, and
Motor
Bearing will be operated as the National
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
•
•
The merger agreement provides-Tor the
exchange of ten shares oK
National Motor Bearing Co. stock for seven shares of
Federal-Mogulafter
Seal
Co.,
Eastman,
Bearing
two
from
the
Brothers
&
Kuhn,
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Merger Approv'd
•
shareholders
($100
principal aipounts
First
all
Corp.
Nebraska
Securities
conclusion
Securities
17%.
from
value)__
par
value),
par
Peabody
Lehman
company.—V. 183, pp. 2536 and 1365.
Co.,
under
Acceptance
is
under
Outstanding
i___
1956,
increased
Si
Kidder,
$500,000 of 4 Vz % subordinated debentures
due 1971 has been placed privately at par "with an insur¬
The
the
with
series_______.
6,
thereby.
respective
—An issue of
-
stock
($10
June
purchase, and
ance
EFFECT
______
stock
($10
Peabody
funds
insurance
proposed
volum.
15
Idaho,
Insurance
$6,000,000
processing
for
74%
'■'/■/'
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
the
anu
of
development
from
Credit's
,
operates
insurance.
years
General
prod¬
consolidated
T
was
affected
well.-^-V. 18b, p. 3009.
as
increased
compared
15, 1981
March 15, 1962__;.,____
series
stock
■
Falsiaff Brewing Corp.—-Debentures Placed Privately
;
GIVING
1955
increased
for
revenues
Ju'y
convertible
shares
the
balance
approximately
for
Credit
total
r.
The
received
$165,406,483.
Credit
000,000 employed
agricultural
food
accounted
to
1951
income
nec
and
debentures—
33/4%
been
purposes,
from
of
States.
and
and
products
period and
net
income
the; same period.
3y-5%
.
'Common
of
by
and
Sales
industrial
industrial
subsidiaries
$69,928,120,
preferred
'Effective
development of three prototype models
with three dimensional capability has
Camera
its
totaled
Cumulative
.
this
and
$14,881,575.
1955,
line
United
-
distri¬
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Contract—
•
company
the
of
Aug. 15, ■
6,763.000
March; 15, -TOTB--——'• 21,996,000
,3%^.serial note due through Dec. 31, 1958-600,000
3%
serial notes due through June 30, 1965___:__L:.___
5,760,000
Sundry indebtedness
_,~1
'
539,899
stock
a
for
military
years
diversified
a
parts
agricultural,
and
five
Sinking fund
3.80%, due
2'/js%, due
2»'4%. due
,3.20%,' due
^
of
various
revenues
$264,619,766
1956,
manufactures
in
the
CAPITALIZATION
1955.—V.
;
and
48%?,
35%,
comparable
1955
to $3,916,510 for
The
stockholders
on
July 13 approved an increase in authorized
shares of common stock from 500,000->to^2;000,000.-<Thir
approval con¬
the
sales
totaled
to
to
stock
common
had
be
Securities
workin
the
of
to
uidate
further
loan
exchange
Securities
Colorado,
the
It
li
a
located
totaled
the
of
779
compares
31,
in
37
At
proceeds
to
.
the
instalment
Credit
acquisition
net
plants
1955.
EmeryAir/FreightCorp.—Stock; Increase<i-r-
firms
■
for
agreement,;
the
of
net
used
the»■
to
be used
option
record
a
damage
past
the
be
subsidiary
of
the
company,
General
Acceptance would
have
in
operation
149
offices
in
22
states.
Through
its
subsidiaries,
the
Stuyvesant Insurance Companies, General Acceptance also is in the
field
of
automobile
physical
damage
and
credit
life
insurance.—
V.
183, p. 2897.
net
31,
of
to $22,500,625,
of
months
total
sales
the cor¬
income
of
snares
underwriting
31, 1955 of $47,735,983 as compared with $32,133,169* ih the
fiscal yenr; General Acceptance's volume of business in 1955
Frontier
par,
EARNINGS—In
>
amounted
six
$26,000,000
and
ago
1956
first
the
t
57
chemicals
For
net
534,203
in
machinery
1956
and
at
BUSINESS—Corporation
Acres
added
may
by
securities
proceeds will be used by the company for
corporate purposes including
the repayment of $17,000,000
promissory notes and also the financing of
part of the $25,000,000
modernization and expansion program
planned for 1956,
5. ,./
p.
tota.ed
offices
of
2289.
p.
price
directors.
PROCEEDS—The
30,
was
I„
Green
acre
outstanding.
company
per
first six months bf
with $15,339,041
BackiOg of
stock
common
1955
nine
Shipments for the
compared
Aug.
joint rental, agent for the 70
was
reports for the six months ended June 30,
equal after preferred dividends to $1.40
534,741
common
.;
about
or
Shopping" Centers
due
Oct.
previous
shall
of
will
finance,
the
Securities
general
Eastern
of
Shore
also
Valley
on
not
public.
Yonkers
in
expire
Centers
of $891,145,
$193,358,
184.
rights
Shopping
Co.—Reports Sharp Gain in Earnings—
responding
with
North
Eastern
in
President
Wood
in
the
the
to
Centers
company
the
on
for
1951.
Elliott
income
time
the
offered
County
Shopping
.
of
stock
Any
Ness- Wood,
pleted in
Cross
right.
offering
SEC
group
Securities
Union'
and
'
the
debentures
underwriting:
optional redemption price of 105%
for the two years
15, 1958 and the debentures are redeemable for the
ending July
sinking fund
through
exercise
initial
be
capital stocks
Machinery & Chemical <£«yp.—Debentures Of¬
fered—A group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. offered
on July 25 for
public sale $30,000,000 3.80% sinking fund
debentures, due July 15, 1981, at 100% and accrued int.
about
the
Curtis
receivable. discounted.
General Acceptance
Food
sites.
notes
sales
General
of
Union,
$16,000,000
debentures
will
Under
others
on
operation
Grand
the
accomplished
sale
a
shall
of
Acceptance and
the?
and
sale
liability. for.
be issuable upon conversion of
expects to conduct its operations in the Eastern States.
series A debentures, convertible until
f,.;/-/'■
Of the net
maturity, shall be $x5 principal amount of the new debjntures
proceeds of the financing, $20,000 will be applied to
(instead
the payment of
of $9,375 as is the case for
outstanding loans made by Grand Union for organ¬
outstanding debentures); the redemption'
ization
and other expenses.
price, applicable until maturity, shall be at a
The remainder of the proceeds
will be
premium of 10% ; the
series
available
A
for
debentures
will
be
working capital and for other general corporate pur¬
registered
but
transferable
into
bearer
poses.
Such purposes are expected to include the acquisition from
debentures; there shall be no sinking fund (as is the case for
out¬
Grand Union of lands at Owego, N. Y., Wall
standing debentures); and restrictions of dividend payments will
Township, N. J., and
apply
from the issue date of the series A
West
Springfield,
Mass.,
the
development
of
debentures.—V. 178, p. 569.
Shopping centers on
such
public
with
senior
an
are
Approximately
the
principal amount of $1,000,000 of series A 5»/a% debentures due
1967 (subordinate i on condition that
such series A debentures shall be
issued pursuant to an indenture which shall
provide the same terms as
those embodied in the
original indenture except that the new indenture
Eastern
.
May
& Co., St.
Paul, Minn.
The proceeds
capital.—V. 178, p. 1568.
a, ./'//•,
rate,-
of
to
be
supplied by amendment.
completion ox this* lin-ncmg, ueneral Acceptance intends to
exercise its option to acquire, all of the issued and
outstanding shares
of
the
capital stocks of Securities Credit Corp., Denver, Colo., and
its affiliated companies.
Such acquisition will be accomplished by an
exchange of shares.
'
"
called
deben¬
the
at
or
principal
Wood
interest
statement
<
thorugh
Upon
►
At the request of the
company,, the Bankers Trust Co., trustee, has
a
meeting of the holders of the 5xk %
debentures due
1967
(subordinate) of the company, to be held at the office of the trust
company, 46 Wall st., New York, N. Y., on Aug, 15 for the
purpose of
for-
debentures
common,
per
E.
working
$20,000,000
,
Eastern
its
for
The
terms
.
,
Harold
registration
$20,000,000
„
Corp.
company
Registers
—
1971,", to be offered for public sale
headed
by Paine,
Webber, Jacksori
Minn.
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—To Modify Indenture—
latter
common
which
Minneapolis,
by
convertible
The
share of
one
into
and
used
J.
N.
Co.
on July 3 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC
27,142 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at
$10.75 per share, through Woodard-E.wood
& Co., Minneapolis, Minn.,!,
common
share
Iron
covering
on
1,000,000
per
Eastern
of
Union
common
par
Paterson,
Union.
of
common
conversion
share
Grand
the
on
and
SEC
share,
$2
at
Grand
the
$1
per
East
share
one
and
Grand
(the
its
$2
stock
of
with
of
subscription
1969
rate
Union,
share
convertible
at
Co.,
common
due
the
Grand
sell,
Union
for
outstanding
be
of
are
stated
offered
debentures
will
share
be
shares, of
to
The
.
statement
Ornamental
-Files With SEC-
;/■,;//:
•This
City
Corp.
This
'
.V.-."'"
Acceptance
Senior Debenture Issue—To
Acquire Denver Firm—
compared wi.h
as
5
,
"
,
.
^
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The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
...
Monday, July 30, 1956
(426)
6
*°Tne1 company, Together
average
per
with its
Government; ancbthere is now a total of
Department is equipped to mass-produce a wide
variety of items not connected with the construction industry.
In addition to being an operating company, Gixfen has the following
Fabrication
'
Supply Co.; Patent Tile Co.;
Co.; and American Steam Co.
subsidiaries'. Coral Gabler,
Ray-Hof Agencies, Inc.; Eagle Insulation
wholly-owned
184,
—V.
-
1
Materials, Inc., a new California corpora¬
development and production of precision high;;
ceramics, was announced on July 24 in San
Thermo
specializing in the
industrial
temperature
Calif.
Francisco.
:.r'v'v-
'
be
production by
in
located
Harrison Street, San Francisco.
the firm
is Emmett G. Solomon,
1275
at
President
of
filed
Co.,
registration
a
foot
issuance
Glidden Co.—Accelerates Expansion Program—
highly successful results obtained to date from the new Adrian
titanium dioxide plant in Baltimore, Md., has prompted this
company to authorize immediate construction of additions to the plant
which will quadruple its capacity by 1957, Dwight P. Joyce, Chairman
and President, announced on July 20.
<:>uGlidden's original plans called for completion of this expansion by(
1960 at an estimated cost of $30,000,000.
However, the results achieved
in the plant's initial operations this month led to the decision to accel¬
The
Joyce
.
.The
new
Cnemicals-Pigments-Metals Division, Mr;;
Glldden'B
in
segment
major
Interlake
See
Extended—
Metallurgical Coi>.—Offer
Globe
*
*
Wisconsin,
of
at
•'
.
;
v\
.
by
fiscal
and
which
~
cal
1,000 Scenicruisers on order from
$53,000,000—were coming through, with
that
cost
the
us
dcfccta.
"
to the stockholders of National
Alfalfa
both preferred and common, who
were
such stockholders on June 20,
1956, preferential rights to sub¬
scribe to
units of
its- 5%
convertible subordinated debentures due
July 15, 1970 and common stock par value 10 cents per share, each
unit
to consist of one
$50 principal amount 5%
convertible subor¬
dinated debenture, due 1976 and one share of common stock par Value
10 cents per share on a basis of one unit for each share of preferred
stock of National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co. held on the record
date and one unit for each 10 shares of common stock of National
Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co. held on the record date. This
recently- offered
Dehydrating & Milling Co.
company
,,
^
Greyhound
sion
per share, with a dealer's
share,, It was oversubscribed and the
182, p. 2688.v.
by,..Reynolds & Co. at $53.75
discount of $1
per
closed.—V.
books
Helio Aircraft
>
This
Corp.—Expansion—
organization of
July 26 acquired the plant and
Manufacturing Co., of Pittsburg, Kan.,
corporation on
Mid-States
manufacturer
largest
fifth
United
the
.
an
of
and
business
thus becoming
private
States.
in''
aircraft
'
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'
product of the combined companies will continue to be
the
Hello
Courier
airplane,
the
first of the new so-called STOL
(Short Take-Off ard
Landing)
type aircraft to "btain a U. S. Ap¬
main
The
.
.
Offering—A secondary offering of 39,100
made on July 23
Secondary
the
*
production at Harles-
„
shares of common stock (par $25) was
1956 Expansion Plan-
July 26.
on
construction of a new
and in the addition
the
r
General Motors—
certain mechani*
Immediate $11,267,000 expan¬
terminals in seven cities, Mr. Genet announced
plan involving new
in
London,'England.
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\
Heinz - stated that growth of. Canadian .sales volume makes
necessary
expansion of manufacturing facilities at the Leamington,:
Ontario, plant.
A new pickle processing department and a tin con"ta.ner sterilizing building were completed during fiscal 1956.
.
The Australian company's new multi-product factory at Dandenong,
Victoria, was formally opened during fiscal 1956;.- This factory is thelargest and most modern food-processing facility in the Southern
Hemisphere. - •
- •
(
has embarked on
Corp.
the
Mr.
the
Launches $11,267,000
reported
was
progress
at Kitt Green, near Liverpool, England,
facilities for beans, soups and spaghetti
new
den,
j
Mo.ors."
General
oi
to
on June 1,
1956. Construction ol new vinegar generator
buildings and more than 200,000 square feet of storage
nearing completion
at Tracy.
In addition, new quality,
and factory offices are under construction. <
Substantial
of
originally delivered
by General Motors, while not affecting Greyhound's outstanding safety
.record, have substantially increased our maintenance charges, and the,
past inconvenience to the Greyhound traveller has cost us substantial
busines, embarrassment.
The fact is that the Scenicruisers delivered
froni General Motors were not up to the contracted mechanical stand¬
ards of Greyhound and the normal commercial production standards
Co.—Securities Offered—
Grain Elevator Warehouse
This
Calif.,
Berkeley,
from
is
factory
"These mechanical defects In the Scenicruisers as
>
facilities
production
storage
space
against
January
L;..
year.
of
occupied
was
Greyhound
the
the new Research
when
Transfer
?
r
of
construction
company's plant at Tracy, Calif., announced in last year's annual.
report, has, says Mr. Heinz, "been accomplished in an orderly fashion,
without interruption of finished goods supply to our customers."
A
new
Administration Building at Tracy for West Coast Region Offices;
tremendous undue embarrassment ahd financial loss. It
perfectly obvious to me when I first came to Greyhound last
was
tele¬
into
■;v.!:;1
,
filed
be
>
ago.
current
the
current
causing-us
of $600,000.
price reported in excess
a
purchase marks the entry of Guild Films, hitherto a film
vision producer and distributor (Liberace, Confidential File, etc.)
tile field of station ownership and operation.-?—V. 183, p. 3010,
;
will
suit
damage
share a year
characterized
activities
$3,948*887 Compared with $3,832,650
'.
-*U.K -rV-'J
Motors—
to $234,179,207.
production cycle."
The eight-story aluminum and glass,
completed, will house central research and quality
of Heinz operations
throughout the world, along *
with new quarters for
the company's International Executive Offices.:
Modernization of the general purpose factory at Muscatine, Iowa,
and
substantial new construction and re-arrangement at the! Pickle;
and
Vinegar factory at Holland, Mich., are
reported by Mr. Heinz
as
progressing on schedule.
Both projects will be completed in the.
General Motors in the immediate future, it was made
known on July 24 by Arthur 8. Genet; President of Greyhound. The
suit is now
in preparation by two outstanding law
firms—Winston,*:
Strawn, Smith & Patterson of Chicago, and Wheeler & Wheeler of
Washington, D. C.
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Mr. Genet said, "The repeated and extraordinary mechanical failures
of
Scenicruiser buses delivered
to us by General Motors have been
Corp.
*
The
dollar
multimillion
A
.
that net income for the year increased 20%
to
last
year's level of $8,732,324.
share of common stock equaled $6.09 as compared
per
per
Meinz
of
step
.-
2075.
183, p.
Greyhound Corp.—To Sue General
Guild Films Co.,;
Co.
as
$476,369,
of
,
(
Inc.—Purchase of TV-Radio Stations
Approved by FCC—
The Federal Communlciations. Commission, it
was announced, on
July 20, approved the application of this corporation for the purchase
of
Stations WMBV-TV and WMAM-Radio, • of Green Bay-Marinette,
Wis.
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The deal for the two stations, which are NBC affiliates, involves the
acquisition by Guild Films of the entire stock of M. & M. Broadcasting
1
1955.—V.
2898;
Record Sales—
Quality Control Center at the company's Pittsburgh headquarters
an
example of the
"equally detailed research required in every
and
with $296,753 or $1.21 per share in
Second quarter sales amounted to
in
$5.02
Mr.
control
114.
below.—V, 184, p.
Corp.
Iron
to
.
.
Earnings
,
,
this year included
equal to $1.35 per share compared
the like period last year.
Merger—
from
control
earnings
net
p.. 2291.
183,
said
Heinz
Mr.
$10,583,944
share in the
per
first half
growing
is 500
general
sales of this company rose to an all-time peak of
during the fiscal year which closed on May 2, 1956, it
publicly announced on July 23 by H. J. Heinz II. President. Last ,
year's sales amounted
the six months ended June 30, 1956
Federal Income tax, of $788,784. These
the 245,000 shares of com¬
for
reports
expan¬
Consolidated
was
first half of last year. The earnings for the
a non-recurring profit in the first quarter
of approximately $96,000 from
the sale of some marketable securities.
Sales for the six months were $7,827,697 compared with $7,170,103 in
the corresponding period of 1S55.
For the three months ended June 30, 1956 net earnings were $329,745,
$1.94
or
'•
demand for the product, an opaque white pig¬
ment used in paint,
wallpaper, plastics, lubber and other industries,,
led Glidden to the construction of its huge Adrian Joyce Works located,;;
on a
tract at Marley Neck near Baltimore originally consisting of 100 vV
sic res but recently increased to 175 acres to allow for the newly planned
expansion.—V. 184, p. 5.
said.
Constantly
Joyce
r
corporation
earnings, after provision for
net
factory
$262,425,046
-
earnings were equal to $3.22 per share on
mon
stock
outstanding and compare with
and
dioxide
titanium
This
the project.
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,
in operation produces a uniformly high-quality
has already proved its sound potential as a
of
facility
completion
erate
projects,—V.
three
all
on
structure,
Higher—^
lOO.uOo-s^uare-foot
Atlas Glass Co.—Proposed
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Reports
acquired
Earnings
new
a
Plans
facilities will remain at Windsor Locks, but it is
planned eventually to move the operations to New Haven and integrate
them with the corporation's Geometric Division, Mr. Millar sa.d, ,
The
Horton
company
has been making precision chucks for 105
years and
the product is a natural complement to Greenfield's geo¬
metric line.
The purchase price was $327,965 cash and 8,000 shares
Of Greenfield stock which had been carried as treasury stock.
newly
of
Continental Can Co., Inc. above.—V. 183, p.
See
stock,
Of The E.
the
extension
an
any
Hazel
purchased the chuck manufacturing equipment and inventories
Horton & Son Co. of Windsor Locks; Conn.
For the present
tion has
be
by
in
contractor
July 25 announced, that the corpora¬
Donald G. Millar, President, on
■Vv-'-v'T-
to
Luria last year. It has been designed to allow for
direction.
The plant houses a tunnel kiln that
feet in length—one of the longest in the world.
Consolidated
Engineering Co., Inc., of Baltimore
is the
sion
the SEC
with
statement
will
It
erected
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Acquisition— *
Vice-President of
184, p. 322.
Securities Co.—V.
Provia:nt
Union
1956, covering 273,218 shares of its $5 par common
under
the
Employees*
Restricted Stock Option
of The Grand Union Co.—V. 184, p. 323.
for
Md.,
*
j ■
Calif...
is
plant
The addition
v
<
.
first in the Chicago manufacturing
of basic refractories, Mr. Garber
made at the company's plants in Baltimore,
scheduled to go into operation early in 1957.
Harbison-Walker's silica refractories plant in Leslie,
scheduled for completion in August. consists of a 7,200-squaresteel structure with an eave height of 16 feet,
The
,
With SEC—
July 23,
on
San
plant
expected to-.-, ■
December, 1956. The executive offices have been
Francisco and Los Angeles, Provident Securities Co.,
Francisco, and the Frenchtown Porcelain Co., Trenton, N. J. The
will occupy sl 21/2-acre site near Mcnlo Park, Calif.
It is
Co. of San
Grand
The
ownership of Gladding, McBean
under the joint
The new firm is to be'
&
*
,
Registers Stock Offering to Employees
;
.
and Warm Springs,
Md.
Stock of Real Estate Unit to
■
*
Centers, Inc. above.
See Eastern Shopping
July 26 by Earl A. Garber, President. The
$55,000,000 expansion program started by
in
brick" is now
"Basic
said.
4,128,020 pounds in inventory
purpose
Its Stockholders—
Co.—Forms New Affiliate—
a
1951.
*: ;■
The Hammond factory will be the
district devoted to the
production
As a
year.
Grand Union Co.—Offers
formation of
The
this
322.
p.
Gladdinsr, McBean &
tion
30s
of
on
of
part
are
Harbison-Walker
-
with deliveries scheduled to start in August
result of the recent decline in the price of copper,
it has been
necessary to curtail the search for new ore at Copper
Mountain
and
unless there
is an immediate and substantial price
improvement the possibilities of continuing a profitable operation here
are remote."—V. 178, p. 2573.
•
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this
for
at
.tv
it was announced
projecis
pounds at 45.378c per pound, plus 1,050,000 pounds at 30c.
This latter was placed in inventory to meet an old and deferred com¬
mitment of 5 million pounds at that price to an agency of the U. S.
3,480,624
wholly-owned subsidiaries in addi¬
tion to its rooting and sheet metal contracting, also operates in the
heating, air-conditioning, piping, insulation and related fields
manulactures coicrstc
roof ins fite and wholesales building supplies. Its
Metal
pound.
Md.,
the company's calculations has been
is calculated from actual sales of
used in
This price
of copper
price
41.814c
operating a fleet of
600 employees and
South East,
tne
contractor In
roofing and sheet metal
and Is tlie largest
employing over
Fla.,
Beach
earnings of Greyhound Corp.
proved Type Certificate.
While similar in appearance to conventional
increased over both the comparable;,
126,059 shares
airplanes, the new STOL types, as typified by the Helio Courier, can
^period a year ago and the first quarter of this year.
'
'
of debentures
fly in and out of a space smaller than a football field at 30 mph,.
Greyhound Corp. for the three months ended June 30, 1956 reported 4
and 58,125
shares of stock were subscribed for.
The company also
yet still cruises with four passengers at over 165 mph.
Tbe Midnet income of $3,063,319, equal after taxes and charges to 28 cents a
sold 62,500 shares of stock at $3 per share.
States plant has been fabricating this airplane during the past year
share on the 10,690,037 outstanding shares of $3 par value common
In
exercising the subscription
rights aforesaid, credit was given
for Helio as an independent contract manufacturer.
It has been sold
stock. This
compares
with net income of $2,932,674, or 27 cents a <
toward the subscription price on a basis of $45 for each share of 5% >.
throughout the United States and in Europe and Latin America.
common
share earned on the seme basis in the June, 1955 quarter.
cumulative preferred stock of National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling
Operating revenues for the June 1956 quarter were $59,522,891 and ,Announcement of the transaction was made jointly by Lynn L.
Co.
and
$15
for each share of common
stock of National Alfalfa
Bollinger,
President
of Helio,
and Edward T.
McNally, President
compare with sales of-$53,486,331 reported for. the 'col-responding period
Dehydrating & Milling Co. tendered in negotiable form as a part of
of the Mid-States Manufacturing Corp., and its parent company, the
a
year ago. In the March, 1956 quarter, the company had a net loss
also
Genet
Mr.
offering was not underwritten.
This offering consisted of $6,302,950 of debentures and
of common
stock at $50 per unit, of which $2,91)6,200
that sales and
reported
second quarter of 1956,
during the
«
.
the
debentures
new
15, .1957
at
called
Unless
vertible
Into
for
previous
stock
common
July 15, 1966
July 15, 1976.
cluding
CAPITALIZATION
option
at
convertible
fcommon stock
:
of
sale
(a)
The
Garden
<b)
net
land,
for
Co.
The
2,000,000 shs.
.
and
of
purpose
in
will,
capital
for
the
the
the
from
stock.
extent
Alfalfa Dehydrating
erected by it at
increased
for the
of
operating costs, including labor and taxes,
first six months, of 1956 below those of the
corporate purpose.: - .;
m
available from this offering, the eom-
contemplated
that funds
are
proper
1956 were
with
compares
earned
share
in
income of $3,929,076, of 35 cents s,
months of last year,' Operating
net
first six
the
stock
In
last
the
of
the company
In
•
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notes;
in
months
12
its
at
current
$6
ol
$1,100,003
State of
at
strategic
Delaware
struction
•thereto,
on
May
erection
or
warehouses
for
of
ac°tulEed
locations;
at
1956, to
17,
cribs,
corn
an
estimated
however; it, may
engage
necessary
the purchase, recon¬
and public
products.
In
addition
in, or loans to other
in
corporations.
The company intends to operate its facilities for the-benefit-of the
„
producers
a
public
of
the
of
agricultural
states,
company
general
as
in
such
to
the
cases
qualify
oonded
a
commodities.—V.
products
under
warehouse
respective
184,
to
and
Acts
issue
warehouseman
p.
obtain
to
of
made and
warehouse
for
licenses
Congress
the
to
the
and
provided. It
is the
receipts
storage
of
act
reflected
only
explained
as
laws
of
intention
and act in
agricultural
statesr
in
airplanes for Helio.
In addition,
division produced an even
aircraft, components for: other airframe
^manufacturers.*
The
enlarged- eorpqratipn,
Mr. Bollinger said? will
continue
its sub-contracting, work
for oth^r manufacturers in addi-"
tiop to production of its own aircraft;*! Helio's original plant In Nor-.
wood, Mass., has, he added, expanded ns output of electronic com¬
ponents, and the sales of this new and rapidly ! growing division are
^ expected to exceed an-annual, rate of $400,000 before the end of
* 1956.
The company will keep both plants-In operation, with sales
-"*and product development headquarters remaining in Norwood. Pro' duction at both plants is expected to increase substantially in commately
worth
$750,000
•
1955,
during
[
of
Courier
the Mid-States sub-contracting
of
volume
dollar
greater
•
the
1956
June,
its
and increase
expansion
Power Co.,
Ltd.—Earnings Decline—
annual Summer and early Fall ^vacation
-
for
shares
150.000
Quarter Ended—
gross
Total
production
Oth»r
June 30 -S6
expenses,
Provision
for
31/56
$1,959,340
$2,289,493
1,799,880
1 804 70o
102,040
income
Depreciation
Mar
63'583
' Wfifiq
expense
including exchange
and depletion
loss
36 139
Net
3;156
taxes
profit
H0J23
$18,125
L. T.
"The
per
Posile, President,
decline
prices.
pl4ce
received
in
on
second
;
July 16 said
$241,718
S0.O4
share
Copper production, pounds__
;
profit
4,530,624
4,628,581
earnings is due largely to
first three months of 1956 the average
For
the
was
45.755c per pound.
For
1956
largest
restaurant
chain.
Express service produced revenues
said he expects this4* division will
Package
Greyhound's
miles
pedited
of
about
of
routes, Jin
1955,. Greyhound's Package
blood and serunr. than - any
more
he said;
' '•*
-
,
copper
the last three months
the
Organized in11919, Heller Is a leader in the industrial finance
field, specializing in the financing of sales and other current opera¬
tions
of
manufacturers, distributors, dealers and merchants by pur¬
company's
of
hound's
chartered bus service and
between
tour
produced
revenues
Greyhound
$3,000,000
business
in
1956.
Last
of $9,831,000.
Corp.
also
$4,000,000
and
recently
year
,
entered
this
•,
the
in
revenues
division
j
from
of the
Grey¬
company
*-:
fast-growing
»
f
to show substantial sales increases in
Greyhound's
chartered
bus
service,
1955,
and
highly
notes, acceptances
loans or advances
estate and other assets. "
J
Net assets- at March
31, 1956, amounted to $19,900,000., Its shortterm and funded indebtedness amounted to .approximately $89,000,000
on
that
date.—V. 183,
p.
2417.
: •','•-*• •'"._/
J
chasing
Express ex¬
other trans-
J» •>
its tour business both are
1956, Mr. Genet said.
reported
revenues
of
$10,071,000 and Mr. Genet estimated this volume would be increased
by approximately , $2,000,000 this year. Similarly, he predicted an in¬
The
4.
,
I
or
making advances on accounts receivable,
paper.
The firm also makes direct
installment
and
•against
inventory,
machinery,
real
Hexcel Products, Inc., Oakland,
*
Calif.—Private Place¬
has arranged to place privately,
through F. S, Smithers & Co. an issue of $400,000 con¬
vertible subordinated notes due 1971.
•
*.
ment—The corporation
rental business
through a newly formed subsidiary.
Greyhound Rent-A-Car Inc. In the initial stages the company has
concentrated on fleet leasing, and Mr. Genet said today that Grey¬
profitable
car
shortly will announce plans to establish
car
rentals.—V. 183, p. 2417.
local facilities to handle
individual
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.^-New Plant—
large
of refractories has contracted with the Luria
Bethlehem, Pa., for the construction 01 a new
manufacturing
plant
in
Hammond,
Ind.
and
29,200 square feet of plants in Baltimore
and Leslie,
producer
Hollander
A.
The
corporation
scription
on
on
23,392
covering
by common
the basis of
Engineering Co. of
150,000-square-foot
pany
held
ceeds
are
additions
pany
of
Son, Inc., Newark, N.
&
Securities and Exchange
SEC
This
lower
to Tund
$12,500,000.
the shipment of
portation -service,
TH.{tfo4«Jv
proceeds from the sale ot the notes will be used by-the borrower
short-term Indebtedness and for other corporated purposes. -
The
•
,
Genet
Mr.
*7'"
•"
V>1
< Waiter L.J Heller ac t>0. -iNOies •*'iacea,,*xT^IVate*y—
institutional investors Of $8,200,-*
July 1,-/1971^ has been
negotiated by F. Eberstadt & Co.
:
,1 » :
$0 53
in part:
quarter
sales
-98,285
hound
Net
. to.* some
72,000 shares
plant.—V,. 184, p. 6.
4; "
public sale, in addition
.
This service of the company which
has had a strong and steadily expanding growth makes it possible to
send packages to any point in the United States* served by Greyhounds
report
crease
'
Total
year
$9,459,120 and-hi
expected
218.
Granby Consolidated Mining:, Smelting &
it* working-capital, Helio
operations
also pointed out the
He
nyike it the nation's third
Last
of
In
;
subscription price;
.
"
out approxi¬
to
bins, -elevators
grain
the
storage
of
agricultural
company
may
make Investments
the
be
,
Pittsburg plant has turned
'
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*\ V; n.; C
' to the former owners of the Mid-States
vln addition to revealing Greyhound's new* $11,267,000 expansion
V
1
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.obtahi the major portion of the money necessary for the acquisition,^ plan
for new terminals in^Detroit,- Fort Lauderdale. Jacksonville. '; •
v If„IUr
f,
develcpmen. or erection, oi storage facilities through mortgage-financMilwaukee, PhilacWphia, Pittsburgh and' Richmond," Mr ' Genet said """
Jug, sale-lease transactions and other iorms of real estate financing. ,
he anticipates increased revenues this year "Iram, Greyhound's Post
Private placement with
House restaurant business which-reported sales of $17,915,006. in' 1955. -. qoo senior promissory notes'; due
'
BUSINSS8—The company was incorporated under the laws of the
The
Heuse mUuanl. which
Greyhound
operates In " 40
belng
006
puolic
<
,
the
of Greyhound,: Mr.; * Aircraft .Corporation has recently qualified an additional. $900,000 of
seasonal nadure of the.com- . its stock for public, -issue." The company
had 202,000 shares outpany's business which provides peak volume and revenues in dhe third ~ ^'standing , at the beginning of . 1956 and recently authorized another
is
Genet
,
the first
the $100,762,702 reported
former
Helio
of
remainder
the
the
paid-to
common
half of 1956 rose to $107,883,670
for the first six months of the previous
•''.!'*» v, „
,
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A rate increase of 6%
approved by the Interstate Commerce Com-"" ing months.
mission
went into effect at
the end of May;,J*1956 and therefore ' it* /'• -To finance
from
in nature and v" quarter of the year .-from the
aggregate cost
travel.
'•
V.
'
facilities similar
operating
$6,831,348 greater .than in the
Mr. Genet said as he pointed out that
ago,
the first half of
This
revenues
.
equipment
of
to erect three additional
intends
increase
year
a
in
common
proceeds have not been allocated for any
be added to the company's general funds
the company,, provide sufficient working
and .will
opinion
presently
any
an
The acquisition involved approximately $1,Mid-States owners, almost half being in
McNally-Pittsburg Corp.
«
corresponding six-month period a year ago.
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For the six months ended June 30, 1956, Greyhound Corp. reported*
net income of $2,813,417, equal after taxes and charges to 25* cents &
share on the outstanding 10,600,367 shares of $3t par value common
V
,
first
first six months .of 1956 amounted to
$7,120,968 over the similar period a year
the
,*
127,050 shs.
to be received' by the company
be applied as follows:
V
structures,
'■*
the
for
000,000,
earnings
like period
expenses
$996,402
of
profit
net
a
for
soles
year.
balance
particular
To
to
are
reduced
with
1955.
However,
ago.
$6,302,950.
,-
•
of
company's
$107,883,670,
City, Kan.
and
pany
proceeds
securities
"
of $318,000 will, be paid to National
sum
Milling
Ac
$6,302,950
(par 10 cents per share)
the
The
in¬
and
compared
$249,902
quarter
Outstanding
Authorized
;
to
per, share
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
1976_
due
$50
at
EFFECT
GIVING
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
Mien $40 per share to and
15,. 1961
thereafter
and
■..<(
5%
>
the company after
of
accrued interest to date of redemption.
redemption such debentures will be con¬
at conversion price of $25 per share from
plus
Including
-
redeemable
are
par
1957 to and including July
Jaly 15,
.',V: •'1:
v;- ''j'-'v
subscription.
The
July
at
to
one
J.—Files With
Commission—
:
with the
for sub¬
stockholders of A. Hollander & Son, Inc. (DeL)
July
s'-aro.s
new
20 filed a letter of notification
of common slock to be offered
share for each 10 shares of the Delaware com¬
par ($12.50 per share), without underwriting. The pro¬
used to p"rchase curtain assets of the Delaware com¬
be
and for working capital.—V. 184, p. 323.
Volume 184
Number 5555... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(427)
Holliday
Mines,
Vancouver,
Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
The
corporation
10
per share,
without underwriting. The
exploration and development,
purchase
for
.
working capital.
■■%"■''//'■
proceeds
of
V, K"'/
to
are
equipment
offered
initial
18,
1956,
net
of
earnings
totaled $11,739,384, equal
standing, it was reported
of
this
and
Wheeler
rock
Rock
share
per
the
on
number
Ore
milled
the
from
Hudson
Mining
Bay
property
the
in
808,521
first
cipal
of
six
Hailing the action by the States of New York and New Jersey and
York City,
Jersey City and Hoboken in signing agreements provid¬
reductions of almost $270,000 a year in taxes payable by the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co., Herman T. Stlchman, ;
reorganization trustee ox the railroad, operator of the Hudson Rapid
ing for
•
Loufe
M.
Golub.
*.
of
negotiations conducted for over a year by
reorganization counsel, William W. Golub and
Weintraub, of the firm of McGoldrick, Dannett, Horowitz &
Sticnman
Mr.
and
said:
accomplishment
"These
since
the
tax
reductions
railroad
the
are
"We
are
bids
proceeding,
for
50
Federal
together
air
new
Newark-Hudson
placed
was
run."
This
in
reorganization
District
i
The
New
agreements
H&M
last
for
$537,532.
tions
of
Of
York
is
and
total,
to
be
RR.,
used
subject to
the
net
District
8.
Court
-
the
for
Co.
the
current
is
In
year
the
applicable
to
total
the
-issue)
families
concrete
asphalt
and
in
Co.
and
The
stock.
prin¬
has
of
the
capital
for
32%
of
and
capital
.:
Cement
Co.,
Ltd.,
Montreal,
following
basis:
-'following
three
and
years
shares
23
years -before conversion
debentures are not being
net
proceeds
will be
"to
used
pany's
the
Edmonton
plant
to
stock
in
$500
in
for
debentures
expire.
in the United
offered
the
1,800,000
annual
capacity
a
barrels.
of the company.
The balance applies to its real estate operations-.'
principally of two office buildings at 30 and 50 Church
group)
which
tax
amount
an
would
return.—V.
-
be
equal
payable
184,
if
to
Kaiser
6.
p.
'
j
&
Light
Co.—Stock
Sold—The
Manufacturing Corp.
'/;//'';;;
/. /:••/
recent
inventory,
be
used
of
Keefe
and
for
5
at
this
company
to
proposes
castings
used
num
parts for washing
jand smiliar industries.
At
will
the
or
•
*
commoa
A
■:
establish
patented
other
time
Garnetfc
'
to
a
of
in
Hayden
require the
manufacture
com-
for
and
-
all
>
and
has
:
W.,
Georgia
Street,
sell
*
equip¬
purposes.
1956,
11,,
295
manufacturing
products/ etc.,
corporate
incorporated June
was
address
pressure
This
Stock
—
At-
'
N.
Ga.
,
,«
(Ga.)
President,
>'
13,
types
of
alumi¬
major
on
appliances, etc., such as alumlrefrigerators, automobiles, trailexs
mahines,
installation of
electric
an
furnace
and
•
foundry.
present
;
time the company does not have either the
building
necessary for its business but proposes to lease on the
possible
a
building suitable -for these purposes and to
equipment therein. •
equipment
best
terms"
install
the
.
^
:
■'.?
.
.
Z;~
In
addition
International
the
: v-and
sell-
FS-25
company-has
granted
Chemical
Extinguisher
.products- which
Corp.
International
Chemical
: its
Chemical
and
under
license
manufacture,
the
,
fire
"Keefe"
said
license
not
7,the
Systems.*
''
continue.
agreement
in
be
with.
competition
South
Carolina, / Georgia,
Florida,
Missouri,
Alabama, Mississippi, "Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Arkansas,
.export, being the territory in which Keefe Chemical
'
in
'
Tennessee.
.
*
produce
and
Extinguisher
Ccrp. will
alco
will
fcy
Model
extinguishers,
Fire
Extinguisher
products -but
Manufacturing-Corp.
•North
execlusive
an
to
include
portable1 dry chemical
FS-85
Fixed
Dry ;Chemical
/manufacturing
Exchange Offer—
been
hand
and
Said
com-
the
patented
K-20
/Keefe
opera¬
,
'•
Power
temporary
The
;./:vv-;//-■/;//:■•
>
_
taxes
income
proceeds will
the production
and
lanta
of
Interlake Iron Corp.—Extends
separate
The company
y
The
the
-
of
consolidated
income
Chemical
net
ment
rthe
of
Federal
circumstances,
the
of
.
for
pany
during
States.
pay
a
members
Davis.
The
debentures
$500 of debentures
for
consolidated
a
corporation on July 5 offered publicly 49,900 shares
of
(par one cent) at-$l per share,
through its
stock
H.
(participating '
$500
eacn
in
the consolidated group so that no
will be payable for the
period.
In common wita
group/Kaiser Steel has entered into a
continuing
Kaiser Industries (or, under certain
:
The
privileges
double
"
xor
the
Federal
Keefe
Canada—Deben¬
preferred
per
shares
20
-the; four
The
into
shares
28
Included
the
memoers
of
filed
..."
of
Offered—
of
purposes.
be
details in V. 184, p. 324.
the
working
will
offering to the public of 270,000 shares of common stock
(par $8.75) at $23.25 per share through The First
Boston
Corp. and associates was quickly oversubscribed. See
sold
invested
Steel
taxes
in
to
Kansas
*
//:.////--
proceeds
tne
on
-
amount
'■' %
•;
and
137,500 and
the
liquidation
upon
other
one-half
received
common
Limerock
to
Steel
500,000
liabilities.
income
income
others
agreement
similar
issued
offset
certain
addition
and
J£aiser
retut*
Industries
Federal
and
of
tax
>
for the year enling Dec.
31, 1956, to be filed byCorp. which has certain net operating loss
carry¬
available; in the opinion of counsel and independent
accountants,
overs
to
contain
blocks
construction
company
assumed its
and
Rock
.7%
during the first three years,
South¬
railroad
of
the
Limerock
Industrial
The debentures will be convertible
1/
charge
$480,078
approxi¬
to
$6,000,000 4%% 20-year con¬
vertible debentures is being offered at
par through a
'syndicate headed by W. C. "Pitfield & Co., Ltd.
of
..
Co.
Wheeler
Industrial
corporate
Inland
joint
the
our
on
approval
.
Rock
on
said
Income
income
Kaiser
tures Offered—An issue of
ask
to
for
highway
lease,
lease
a
Fla.,
of
April
on
num
in
of the bankruptcy.
;</.;/
for- reductions in the local
taxes on
provide
year
this
in
Pennsylvania
cars
is
...,\v
.
the
conditioned
Terminal
Court.
with
Judge Lawrence E. Walsh of the U.
ern
the
genera*
constructive
most
base
a
and
the
date
:
■
acquired
from
Edwin
L.
to mine and produce lime¬
manufacture
as
road
his
1954 under the Bankruptcy Act. The taxes on our railroad have been
substantially more than the balance available Irom railroad operations
after paying railroad expenses and this action will reduce the deficit.
for
and
County,
was
proposes
the
For
'
Scichman
Mr.
the
law
company financing, $25,000 Is to be
paid to the underwriters as aforesaid; $175,000 will be used for
the
purchase and installation of a complete rock crusher and rock
crushing
plant, $60,000 for railroad siding, and $16,000 for the
purchase of
.hauling and loading equipment; and the balance will be Used for
on July 19 stated that this constituted an outstanding example
joint public cooperation in aiding his efforts to reorganize the rail¬
road as a private enterprise instead of having it liquidated in court
proceedings and perhaps taken over by a public authority. The agree¬
results
in
for
of
of
respective
Of
.
of
the
from
Delaware
holds
It
Collier
lease
company
Wheeler
Rock
'.the.'outstanding
Tubes,
were
shars
Wheeler
their
bankrupt
ments
months
100,000 common
shares to 12 persons and firms at $1
per
share, plus 100,000 war¬
rants at 1 cent per warrant/
Assuming the exercise of all the war¬
rants,
public
purchasers
of
the
300,000
common
shares
will
have
paid $750,750 or approximately 53% of the invested
capital for some
30% of the outstanding stock; underwriters
$352,750 (25%
of invested
capital)
for 22%
of
the
outstanding stock; the 12 individuals and
firms
$301,000
(or
21%
of invested
capital)
for 16%
of
the
out¬
standing stock; and Messrs.
Wheeler
and
Abelow
and
members
of
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Wins Tax ReductionsNew
to
in
which
use
shareholders
312,500
milled
tons
land
projects.
shares
18
under
history.
operating
The
rock
organized
two
principal
promoters
of
the
company,
Edwin
L.
Wheeler
Joseph
Abelow,
President
and
Secreatry-Treasurer, were the
outstanding in the comparable' 1955 period.
Net earnings are determined after
deducting operating costs, includ¬
ing administration, depreciation, depletion, ore royalty and all taxes.
months of 1956 totaled 819,233 tons compared with
in the comparable 1955 period.—V. 183, p. 2075.
;
of
"
concrete
base
common
shares
of
no
for
ready-mix
mine
construction
first
same
Co.
aggregate
to
half of 1956
to $4.26 per share cn 2,757,973 shares out-.."
on July 24.
This compares with net earnings
$9,059,551, equal to $3.28
has
period
a
'
was-
mately 12,300 acres of
deposits
of
limestone,
be
and
Ltd.—Earnings-—
for the
company
for
•'
Limerock
of
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co.,
Estimated
sold
or
offering.*
Industrial
iv-///■ /'
■:
be
;
on
cents
used
to
•
the
"
,
July 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of non assessable common stock to be offered,
covering 700,000
at
Wash.—Files With
Commission—■ "
7
Acquisition by this, corporation of the properties of Globe Iron Co.
as
well as
I
completed -July 20, 1956; under the agreement approved
Manufacturing
by the >
City.-,
• "
/
'
'■
-.
/Corp. expects .to commence operation.—W. '184, p. 115. / •
stockholders and directors of Interlake.
At the .same
^
time Interlake
; In
the
year
immediately preceding the institution < of proceedings »
acquired over ^0%
of the outstanding shares of Globe
Metallurgical
for The reorganization of the H&M under the
Bankruptcy Act, > the i Corp. in "exchange for 8hares of Interlake, R. -W.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—New
Tnompson, President,
Subsidiary— /
company's total tax liabilities: in New Jersey and New York were almost
announced-on July -20.
jr./
•
Formation of a new
$1,170,000.-The agreements provide for total taxes-of about $938,000
company to mine-and mill uranium ore In the
'•
Mr. Thompson added that Interlake has
extended its offer and Willi; /Ambrosia Lake area
of
New Mexico -was announced; on
for last year and $958,000 for the current
July 20 by -1
year.-•* •
' - V
'exchange shares of Interlake stock for Globe Met shares still outstandiDean A. McGee, President of <Kerr-McGee Oil
/
These reductions are
Industries, ■ Inc., Okla'■
particularly significant dn connection with the
ingr on the basis of .'0.4666% of a 6hare of Interlake for each share of
homa'City;. L. M. iHalper, President of Pacific Uranium Mines
railroad operations of the H-M. These
Co.,
i
operations have been conducted
Globe Met,This offer would be good with respect to-all Globe Met
;? Los Angeles, Calif.; and Carl
at-a loss for many years. A
C.Anderson, president of Andersen De¬
*■
major contributing factor to these losses
shares received by -the->depositary,'Central National Bank of
Cleveland,
velopment Corp., Albuquerque, N. M.
has been the high level of taxation
imposed in New Jersey and New v
up to the close of business on Sept. 11, he said.^V; 184, p. 115.
The new
company, Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corp., will mine and mill
York. Immediately prior to the
reorganization proceedings, the taxes
the -minablc ore reserves held
by the three ""companies within 25 milea
chargeable to the railroad operations were over $783,000. Under the
Iowa Public Service Co.—Acquisition Authorized— «
of the
presently proven ore bodies. Kerr-McGee will hold the majority,
agreements, Xhe railroad's share of. the local taxes will
be approxi- v
interest and will staff and
operate the new corporation.
niately $500,000 for both last year and the current year. This
//" The Federal/Power "Commission has authirized this company to
sub/•
/
Negotiations will be Initiated with the U. S. Atomic
acquire all the facilities of Sac County Electric Co., of Sac
stantially reduced tax burden will result from the agreements despite
Energy CommisCity/Iowa,
in consideration for the
the increases in tax rates which have-taken
in the Ambrosia Lake area- to
*
Issuance to -Sac Cbunty of 26,874 shares of /'sion for the construction of a mill
place in the last few years.-;
/■ extract uranium oxide from the raw ore mined, on the above group of v
Iowa 'Public Service's common stock.
'
/ f The agreements also provide that the trustee will pay promptly all
/ properties, and to carry on custom
The FPC order also authorized the issuance of the common
milling for other ore producers in, 1
past-due property taxes owing in New Jersey and New York. This will
stock and
*/ the area. :l//'--i;,//-.//:,':;;
the assumption by IOwa Public Service of Sac
'■'///;
■/-■■'
'' " .//
Involve.payment .of over $2,000,000.
•
County's bonded indebt«^The new company will be headed
by Dean A, c McGee, President ol
J The trustee added that the reductions in' taxes would be reflected •> edness totalling $376,000.
•
,
Kerr-McGee. Oil Industries, Inc.—V.
Sac County Electric.Co.'s facilities ^consist of
in further rehabilitation of the railroad.
183, p. 2898.
"
<•'
\i , -'V
"
* 'I
electric generating sta-_
'Z.1^. -v:
"•
-' A..
"
'•*'
Z:
{ The tax agreements will be submitted by the ^trustee to the reor¬ r tions and transmission lines located in and around Sac City and the
r
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales Up—Net Earnings Off— '
ganization court for its approval as soon as possible.-^V. 184, p. 324.
,
Towns of Odebolt ahd Schaller, Iowa.—V. 183 p. 3011.
;
which
consist
Street,
was
New York
-
.
.
.
-
'
,
•
•
.
■
,
-
,
_
_
-
■
■
,
,
This
Illinois
Power
$20,000)000 of first mortgage
July 1, 1986, at 100.90% and
bonds,
The underwriters
petitive sale July 24
■i
White, Weld & Co.
Jointly, bid 100.17 for
from
came
101.87%
.
First
-and
Boston
Union
This
company,
it was
announced
on
July 24, has
received
SEC
authorization
(1) to issue and sell, ,at competitive bidding, $10,000,000 of First Mortgage Bonds, Series due
1986, and (2) to issue and
/sell, to General Public Utilities Corporation,
its -parent,
an
addi-'
tional 50,000 shares of common stock for
$500,000.
Proceeds of this
/ financing will be used by Jersey Central as follows:
(i)
$3,750,000
*
.
>e
due
interest, to yield
com¬
f will be applied
bid of 100.304%.
Merrill
the
series
award of the issue at
won
on a
and
334%
accrued
.
3.70%.
Jersey-Central Power & Light -Co.—Bids for Bonds—
Co.—Bonds
Offered-—Harriman Ripley
& Co. Inc. and Glore, Forgan &
Co., as joint managers of
an
investment banking syndicate,! on July 25 offered
bonds
Pierce,
Bids
•Corp;,
Halsey,
101.564. -
'
Fenner
for
Corp., .102.159;
Securities
balance
&
Beane,
coupon
Co.
Inc.,
&
construction
expenditures.
of June 30,
Such
loans
amounted
to
mission,
and
distribution
sale
and
of
electric
the
in
at
retail
in
is
supplied
282
electric
areas;
nicipalities, ,;14
and
natural
with
the
Illinois.
of
ice
is
supplied
to
had
of
total
distribution
The
-
territory
operating
Harriman
purchasers
Ripley & Co.,
incorporated
te
have
below
,
,
corporation
23/1956,
stock,
together
300,000
share
basis,
Hill
which
price of
underwriters
be
a
1
-35
will
until
out
of
the
the
100,000
17l/a
for
warrants
share
holders
of
of
until
the
one
underwriters'
warrants
the
February
for
to
1958.
shares
at
for
1,200,000
purchase
each
4
3
of
a
price
shares
of
sold
the
to
-
a
produce
one
of
the
N.
of
board
Dwight
shown
both
in
S.
substantial
total
sales
Brigham
commented
improvement
and
cent
the
to
per
share
terms
of
Stock
a
of'common
Its
of
stock
Purchase
the
of
1956/
Manchester,
biggest
Plan.".
company
square
;■
N.
single
;-/'
of the
H.,
the
for
large
more
industrial
;
Acquisition
of
has
also
warrant,
sold, up to
shares
princtpa
at
$2
stock¬
price
the
on
New
York
the
shares
basis
not
tha
^
threu
>.
669.
*
Move
[
p.
than
$500,000.
in
Shoe
Co.
sale
wa:i
The
New
t
Hampshire's
f
"'■
-
six-story factory building,
which includes 500,000
announced Ju.y 20 ty Joseph C. Foster,
feet of floor space, was
of the Lamex firm.
Lamex
International
/'Z-Z;
plans to move its operations to Manchester
*
'"/'"•
as
soon
as
'' t '
altera-
Stock
will
general
be
corporate
is
small
proceeds
of
Since
state
used.—V.
capital
the
of
company
of
particular
will
and
funds
period
a
any
184,
the
will
be
used
-
•
,
approximately
purpose
The
company
its
of
proceeds
for
two
which
$5,500,000 program to expand this corporation's Newark, Ohio,
wire and electrical conductor
works
is
now
underway, it
July
on
the
25.
capacity
program
rod,
was
v
i
the
of
plant,
a
broad
range
major
contract
of
additional
for
mill
which
fabricating
construction
of
the
is
the
facilities.
The
ouilding --will
new
measure
220
square
house
wire
feet
a
new
floor
space.
addition
In
-
to
will have 71,000
space ft
will
warehouse
wire coverings laboratory
which( will double the existing
laboratory area. The building also will be the new
shipping offices of the plant and will have an enclosed
coverings
location
=•-
of
new
by 320 feet and
'
for
shipping dock.—V.
183,
p.
-2184.
a
income
Total
Cost
$47,803,151
$53,715,895
$47,880,137
products
general/ and
Interest
or.
Depreciation
PROCEEDS—Net
corporate
proceeds
//
,
from
including
purposes,
loans.
Provision
future
for
:
Federal
taxes
on
income
years
;
Charge In lieu of Federal taxes
37,513,712
»
depletion
on
income
1,384,387
35,913,253
1,456,056
3,698,903
the
1,255,000
*2,100,000
1,240,000'
dicate,
tion
this financing will
the reduction of
'/
.
,•;/
,
Net
earnings
per share
Earnings
$7,608,596
on
common
siock
$5,571,925
$2.20
$1.57
be
used
for
short-term
gen¬
banx;
Z.
by;
are
record
of
tures
used
and
in
control
a
wide
variety
conditions
of
employees.
to
the
the
measure,
in¬
efficient opera-,
It
processes. In addition, Leeds end Northrup mnnufac-;
measuring instruments for laboratory use and produces
equipment. The company has about 3,000,
operates plants in Philadelphia, Pa. and North Wales,
North Wales
1956.
plant
completed
was
in
May,
at
1956,
$4,500,000.
and
totaled
a
cost
of
,
other
income
during
$30,725,239
GIVING
and
net
EFFECT
the
income
TO
fiscal
was
PRESENT
Authorized
♦Unsecured
5%
to
heat-treating
CAPITALIZATION
,
industries
important
industrial
electrical
precision-type
long-term notes
stock (par $25);
$4,000,030
year
ended'
$1,163,816.
FINANCING
•
\
Outstanding,
$4,000,000
preferred
Series
A
Series
B
Common
stock
129,060 shs.
-
129,060 shs.
43,020 shs.
<par
£42,070 shs.
§1,200,009 shs.
50 cents)
£621,702 shs.
shareholders, exclusive
business, is 55,00tL-;
annual rate of 3e>s /Gr¬
and are payable in installments of $250,000 on June 1 of each of
years
1958 through
1971, with the balance of $500,000 payable oa
June
1,
1972. The loan agreements relating to these notes resile
of that,
000.
\
>
company was incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1903.
instruments and automatic cont-ol systems produced
electronic
company
"Total
for
share.
2538.
BUSINESS—The
The
i
3,854,200
long-term .debt
and
.
133,007
per
p.
stock
76,986
sold, selling, administrative,
other expenses_____„___
183,
and the books closed.
The company offered
15,000 shares directly to its employees at $20.10;
per share.
The financing represents the first public of-/
fering of common stock of the company.
May 31,
1955
$53,640,418
75,477
income
of
cents
65
group
EARNINGS—Sales
1956
—.
j.__:
underwriting;
at
capital.—-V.
another
Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
-
Other
without
cents)
working
subscribed
Pa.;
/*- Three Months Ended June 30—
Net,sales —
1
1
offered,
(par 65
for
(par 50 cents), which was made on July 24
of investment bankers headed by Smith,;
Barney & Co., at a price of $21.50 per share, was over¬
by
approximately
Kaiser
26
stock
be used
to
Leeds & Northrup Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock Offer¬
ing Completed—The public offering of 100,000 shares o£
eral
-
building has been
awarded to W. J. Carilin Construction Co., Newark, and ground leveling
is currently underway. It will be located adjacent to the
southeastern
corner
of the existing 1,200,000 square foot plant.
-
May
on
common
are
received
be
324.
p.
The
shares
working
over
to
•
•
to
purposes.
amounts-
be
proceeds
gross
lesser.
added
underwriters
on
said
first
183,
Mass.—To
transactions
:;/■
,
President
the
price is
purchase price
the
in
the
history.,
stock
common
of
one
'has -acquired
corporation
at
per
to the
$25,000
per
the
share
public,
be
cents
sum
common
sell
to
warrant
pay
snares
addition,
to
35
to
cent
common
in
is
purchased,-
that
the
over
income.—V.
net
Lamex Chemical Corp., Leominster,
Operations to New Hampshire—
Y.,
mortgage
per
Co.,
efforts"
one
company
1
The
&
"best
common
to
The
175,000
1
shares
Exchange
on. June
8,
the Stock Purchase Plan
$300,000
whichever
The
on
$2
at
shares
agreed
offering the
30
sale
commission
has
to
office
4,
The
6,486
the
sales
of
impossible "ito
and
common
-warrants.
purchase
common
price
SEC
Toolan
on
addition
1958;- and,
have
agreed
the
largest
producer of covered aluminum conductor in the United States, will
be increased by approximately 23,500 tons of mill products annually.
/.
The project is
part of-the company's extensive overall expansion
progian, which includes a new reduction plant, a new alumina plant
150,000
par
M.
made
expenses.
each
with
publicc
purchase
at-a
the
1956,
common
575,000
250.0^0
cent
1
selling
In
basis
will
A
Co. ___/
&
James
option
each
the
underwriters,
company
common
holder
at
York
$10,000,000, first
•; Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Expands Plant—
1;200.000
purchase
for
be
share
the
for
Digitized for share
FRASER
of
to
company
proceeds ox' the
the
to
rate
the
February,
to
the
given
share
its
stock
and
is
per
be
commission,
sell
to
offering
cent
of
offered
Inc.,
per
cent
applied
175,000
per
Such
be
of
Stock
the
/
bar,
Co.
&
Clarke Corp.
statement
shares
common
to
are
G-erber,
entitling
share
selling
per
agreed
•at
York.
warrant
share
to
S.
the
offered
under
relatively
years,
it is
$1,200,000
Co._
&
Richards
registration
a
21
employees
proceeds
.Under
Jackson
-ai
Prcsspr'ch
Richard W.
300,000
75,000
shares
M.
Purchasers
the
each
$2
New
for
paid.
at
with
common
through
both;of
filed
covering
will
shares,
of
amounts
Co
Webber,
W.
McDonnell
3,000,000
June
on
York
in
-
Industrial Limerock, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
V
This
New
than
agreed
severally
principal
& Curtis
*
R.
_
of
$14,650,000. '
the
per share/ Under
below the closing
.$2
iZfor
v
July
on
the
announced
.
Corporation
184, p. 324.
its
.The
utilities,
municipalities
-
n
,
respective
3,000,000
ties
$1)
6,486
mu¬
31, 1956, the com¬
$79,259,189 and net income
Paine,
3 000.007
Stone & Webster Securi—V.
10
electric
'.William Blair
3,210,000
Co.
&
of
quarter had
months
s
.
.
*
-
to
March
named
$3,215,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Dillon
56
of
the
*
-
___
Eastman,
other
resale
'
the company
below:'v
V
Incorporated
Glore, Forgan & Co
,
.eight
i
from
bonds set forth
population
of
adjacent and rural
for
ended
revenues
,
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
months
second
'<
)
,
aggregate
and
supplied
in
Chairman
the
con¬
«
I
$1.07
,
■-■;///
the 112
$13,093,014.
to
retail
(ii)
1956
/•
;
with
compared
tions on the building are completed in four to six weeks, Mr. Foster
Exchange on
said.
/ ."
";Z'"r •
'■"
I
/ the day the application to purchase such stock is
accepted by the 4A Operations of Lamex were first established five
years ago and have
company (or $2 below the most recent prior sale price if there should Z
expanded to the point where today the firm is an important manube no
sale
on
such acceptance date)
less an amount equivalent to
facturer
of
plastic products.—V. 183, p. 2899.
/ the dividends paid per share as of each dividend record date between
the date of
acceptance and the date of issuance of the stock cerz
tificate. No greater number of shares will be sold under this
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co.—Stock Offered—
offering
is
population of 625,000. Steam heat serv¬
1,600 customers in six cities in Illinois.
about
to
on
aggregate
EARNINGS—For
pany
is
cooperatives >an-*
is supplied at
gas
estimated
an
municipalities
wholesale
at
rural
estimated
an
to
incorporated
service
(par
company
Estimated
comprises substantial areas in northern, cen¬
tral
and
southern
Illinois, including such communities as East St.
Louis, Decatur, Champaign, Danville and Bloomington.
Electric serv¬
ice
and
share
,
and
energy
State
by the company
825,000
The
/ $44.25
sale
gas
notes;
company's
building
$21,- /
1956.
natural
of
the
to
net
profit was equal to 90 cents per
per share in the like period last .year..
Jewel-Tea Co./Inc^—Stock Offered to Employees—
I
.BUSINESS—Company is engaged primarily in the generation, trans¬
served
applied
purchase from it
bonds due 1986. See-also V. 184,
p. 115.
4
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the'sale of the bonds*will be
applied
by the company to the payment of^ short-term bank loans made for
-as
be
estimated -at
program,
/ receive bids, lor
...
000,000
will
company will up to 11 a.m.
(EDT) on July 31,
General
Public
Utilities
Corp., 67 Broad St.,
New
■
•
1986 bonds "will, fee redeemable -at general -redemption
prices - ranging from
104.40%/ to
par,;/and
at
special
redemption /
prices receding from 100.90%
to par, plus accrued interest in each
financing
prepayment of-outstanding
Th
3%%
a
Stuart
to the
$6,750<000
stock,
*
J -The series
case.
of
struction
Lynch,
as
33As.
company reports net sales of $7,169,796 for the first six months
of 1956, an increase -of
nearly 10% over net sales of $6,557,230 in tho
same
period last year.
>
;
.
,• /
/
'••
Net profit for the half
year was $707,083 after all charges,
including"
Federal Income taxes, compared with
$833,399 for the first-six months
of 1955.
After provision for dividends on the new
4.8% first preferred
long-term
contracted
The
indebtedness
in
long-term
the
notes
usual
bear
authorized
course
of
interest
by
corporate
at
the
*
Monday, July 30, 1956
Financial Chronicle ;;;
The Commercial and
:S
(428)
and other ilens,
and mortgages
debt
additional
restrictions,
tSeries B shares are convertible into common stock. At June 25,
1956 950 shares-previously outstanding had been converted into the
equivalent of 2,261 shares O; 50 cents par common stock. Although
the number of authorized series B shares has not been formally re¬
duced, the authorized shares are actually no more than those out¬
standing after conversions, because series B shares acquired on con¬
version can not be reissued. At June 25, 1956 there was reserved for
nf Hi
conversion of series B shares the equivalent of 100,168 shares of 50
—-----
—
cents
-
—
.
stock from 600,000 shares of a par value
of $1 per 3hare Into 1,200,000 shares of a par value of 50 cents each
The shareholders also
approved a stock option plan providing for
options to buy 50,000 shares of common stock which will be available
for
agreed to purchase,
severally, the number
■.
Clark & Co.—____
Elklns, Morris, Stokes & Co.
2,500
& Co., Inc.
20,000
7,000
& Co.„».__
7,000
Janney,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,—
7,000
7,000
W.
White, Weld & Co,
Estabrook
5,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
5,00o
Weeks
Hornblower &
Webber; Jackson
Paine,
Curtis
&
184,
Biddle
& Co
Co.—
1,500
The
corporation
covering
July
on
Y.—Files With SEC—
filed a letter
3
Months
Net
be offered at $4
The
proceeds
Book
Net
through S. D. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y.
used for general corporate purposes.—V. 183,
per share,
to
are
be
p.
O.—Rights—
Engineering Co., Cleveland,
record
of
stockholders
common
right to subscribe
the
or
on
1232.
this
of
admitted
which
company,
to
Bankers
The
Trust
of
Co.
80%
The
Employee
benefits
p.
184,
annually
220.
cost
the
than
more
company
s
sales
and
The
SEC
■
7*
;
partly
subsidiaries
Reserve for
Net
operating
before
Federal
$
The
J.
The
SEC
per
proceeds
of
two
to be
buildings;
for the
used
covering
offered
at
to
are
used
to
$
3,425,360
3,131,930
»
profit
1.304,735
2,164,854
4,929,949
406,934
865,090
2,001,449
3,142,579
Minority interests' share
89,383
59,973
230,239
191,908
7,848,729
:
803,418
1,239,791
2,698,261
4,514,242
5,303,447
5,142,615
5,303,447
outstanding
Profit
$0.24
$0.51
SJ.8J
Arthur
has
M.
also
during
to
past
drop
a
stated
the
President,
Loew,
due
been
He
share
per
that
in
"As
quarter
that
stated
domestic
pie.iousiy
the
of
decline
the
theatre
grosses
the
announced,
fiscal
year,
in
net
corporation on July 9
has.
company
decided
policy
tthat
considerable
from
activity
in
connection
with
offers
there
will
it
received
by
has
the
been
.,
com¬
television stations and networks' for the right to
televise the company's films.
.•
"Negotiations are in progress in connection with some of
these
offers
which, when concluded, should result in considerable income
pany
some
of
tt
United
market.
V.
various
which
purchase of property and
and working
ney &
Thi-
16
will
result
2076.
in
additional
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To
First
income
to
the
company
.
announcement
of
engineers
and
architects,
reactor
builder
and
A
this corporation's Georgia Division.
was
made
last
Aircraft Program
April
that
Lockheed
will
operate
the
in connection with the Nuclear
of the United States Air Force.
This week Lockheed
research
and
development
Department
Co.
Stores
3012.
p.
-
_
.
Regulator
\
,
.
Co.
-
—
<
*
Plans Aero
„
aeronautical plant will be erected near
St. Peters¬
this company to develop and produce highly advanced
equipment known as inertial guidance systems,-'com¬
by
navigation
The
designed
-
equipment for planes,
holders of company's 2%%
debentures due
1978
were
of the . company through development
shopping centers, new financing may
t.a ..i,e>s d tdiaries. Goldman, 3achs„
& Co.
and Lehman Brothers may be engaged in this connection, ac¬
cording to proxy statements now being issued to the debenture holders.^
The proxy statements indicate that while no financing plan has been
determined the company believes that financing in this form may be
preferable to the use of receivables for the purpose.—V. 183; p. 3012.With
of
the
branch
continuing
stores
and
growth
regional
net
income
rea
Inc.—Sales and Profits Up—
for
the
three
equivalent to $1.19 per share
outstanding on that, date, it was
$2,214,280,
shares
by
George
Van
Gorder,
Chairman.
$2,389,740 for Federal income taxes.
In
months
the
corresponding
quarter
of
Thi;
1955,
June
ended
30,
held—
the 1,853,619 com¬
announced on July 19
after
,
net
income
of
'- "
provision
was
'
$1,511,300,'
'
Manufacturing: Co.—Patent Up--
•7-:;
'•
\
•
..
^
New York has upheld the company's
it was announced on July 19.
Judge
Alexander Bicks, sitting in New York's southern district,'
has
filed
an
opinion ruling this company's patent to be valid and.
infringed by Technical Tape Corp., New York.
The decision is the company's second important patent suit victory
in five weeks.
On June 12, the U. S. District Court for the middle
district of North
Carolina h?ld the basic patent on the company's
vinyl plastic electrical insulating tape to be valid and infringed by
Sears Roebuck & Co.; Plymouth Rubber Co., Canton. Mass.; and others.
The New York litigaiion began in
1951 when Technical Tape filed
a declaratory judgment suit
asking for a declaration that 3M's "Drew"
patent was invalid* that"Technical Tape was not infringing the patent,
7The
U,
S.
District
cellophane
basic
tape
Court
at
patent,
"
both.
or
The
of
-
company
Technical
The
1956-
on
was
rockets and missiles.—-V. 184, p. 220.
Mining: &
7 Minnesota
ing
McKesson & Bobbins,
Consolidated
.
Indenture
Proposes
—
With Expansion Program—
removed.
mon
July 26 by
183,
$4,000,000
Fla.
company
Townsend, Dabissue of $750,000 4V2% promissory notes
pany
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
providing for its 3 '/4% debentures due 1980, which is not to be amended.
The
general eifect of
the
im^'iinene
u ,.j
permit the removal,:'
subject to restrictions, of real estate subsidiaries of the company from
requirements of the indentures, as any finance subsidiaries are already-
made
Announcement
Co.—Private Placement—The
Tyson, an
new
aeiial
,
debentures due 1972 andcalled for Aug. 15 for ^ the purpose of X
amending the indentures under which the debentures were issued to
conform them in certain respects to the company's latest indenture"
was
-
order
an
place privately, through
Minneapolis-Honeywell
shares of common stock (par 17Vu cents) to be of¬
cents per share,
through Standard Securities Corp., Spo¬
Meetings of the
subcontractors for the nuclear aircraft research laboratories to
be built in Dawson County, Ga., for the United States Air Force
was
facPity for
issued
has
23,
issued
Plant in Florida—
Operate Nuclear Facility
initial
July
pipe
Falls
1971.—V.
due
777"7*
headquarters.
on
issue and sell, at competitive bidding, $25,000,000
line bonds, due 1976.
The 60,000 common
and
sold> to American Natural Gas Co.
proposes to
are
Millers
Baltimore, Md.
Wash.—Files With SEG—
Pipe Line Co.—Financing—
announced
was
has arranged to
construct permanent
be undertaken for one or more
year
*U1mm. prints of its films todistribution in the
shortly inaugurate the
the
non-theatrical
Q^°"1Pany
of
States
183, p.
be realized during the cur-ent fiscal
may
10,798,484
,
3'/4%
ifJl?ngageo,ln h.t buslness of distributing its motion pictures for
Since
the
announcement
of
this
television
;
10,848,570
such purchase by American, Mich¬
and pay American a cash dividend
dividend declaration and contem¬
poraneous
purchase of stock is to convert $6,000,000 of retained
earnings into common stock.
Proceeds of the sale of the bonds will
be
used to
retire the notes then outstanding and to provide funds
required for construction.—V. 184, p. 220.
^ -
280,000
May
profit
2,272,348
5,541,719
(parent) for $6,000,000.
Prior to
igan-Wisconsin proposes to declare
of
$6,000,000.
The effect of this
machinery and equipment;
Amendments in Connection
generally.
it
mortgage
i to
be
first
trol
Shares
11,901,083
.
<5,142,615
$0.15
'
11.883,847
11,158,546
officials announced on July 25.
new
plant, containing 207,500 square feet of floor space and
for future expansion, will be located on a 95-acre site near
fered at 25
the Pinellas County International Airport, in the triangle formed by
kane, Wasn. The proceeds are to be used for payments on properties;
the cities of St. Petersburg, Tampa and Clearwater. Construction will
repayment of advances; exploration and development and working cap¬
be started immediately.
ital.—V. 182, p. 816.
-7 077^7^V,7vv'^'';;7K ;■ 7; ;v:
Full scale production is expected to be reached by mid-1957, Paul B.
7^77-,;'
' 7 •'Va777 Wishart, President disclosed.
.
i77'-'V
,, 7,;;
Although Honeywell has factories located
throughout the United
Maule Industries, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC— }
States, and in four foreign countries, this will be the firm's first manu¬
The
corporation on July 9 filed a letter of notification with the
facturing. iacility in Florida^ v. ?:
, ;
" '",'7- 77
7:*
SEC
covering 2,170 shares
of common stock (par $1) to be offered :
It also will bd the seeond major expansion announced in recent weeks ^
at $3.50 per share to
employees.
The proceeds are to be used for *•
r the firm's Aeronautical. Division,
one of the nation's hading pro¬
-V. 183, p. 2765.
general operating capital.-—v. 183. d.
7' ,-v7"-'>.iee
ducers oT -automatic flight control systems
and other automatic con¬
The
11,274,089,':
8,061,879
2,470,985
62,580,430
3012.
p.
SEC,
shares
on
be
183,
company
of
July 11 filed a lener of notification with the
$50,000 of first debenture bonds, due June 1, 1976 to
$100 and multiples thereof,
without underwriting.
The
corporation
charges
after
The
June 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
share, through Daggett Securities, Inc., Newark,
are
1,401,888
91,181,778
authorizing
this company
to issue and sell $25,000,000 of bonds
and an additional 60,000 shares of its $100 par common stock.
The
acres,
Mascot Mines, Inc., Spokane,
131,272,000
taxes-
profit
on
2,071,799
Michigan Wisconsin
world headquarters
and
factory
Exchange Commission—
offered at $1
15,047,309
18,809,894 102,422,580
72,599,518
12,869,921
10,902,692
2,344,889
7,036,523
1,124,099
Consolidate Opers.~"
Inc.—To
$4,000,000
operating
burg,
Reserve for Federal taxes
Net
2,286,046
2,084,504
Net
Maryland Motor Truck Association, Inc.,
June 9,'55
127,992,000
38,873,000
2,258,802 7 3,140,192
954,067
975,338
depreciation
income
Net
7—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
ing wholly and
owned
20,807,022
Industries, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files With
280,000
covering
proceeds
7
$
new
about 12
that inital
corporation
covering
40,553,000
f
1956—5 Mos—1955
$ *77
Operating revenues—;—
Operating
expenses
Federal income taxes...
Other operating taxes-
With
Earnings—
1955
1S56—Month
$
capital and general corporate purposes.
June 7,*56
Co.—Muir on Board—
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—May
—40 Weeks Ended—
June 9,'55
part of the cost of the company's
2083.
p.
elected
been
Period Erd. May 31—
'W.
.
or
space,
construction
operat¬
ing revenues (est.)__
Operating profit includ¬
a
Securities and
fLoew's Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off-
Gross
Inc.—To Build ISTew Plant—
Calculators,
on
Markwood
be
7,'55
•'A
*
$644,051
—12 Weeks Ended—
an
2021,
p.
factory
to be
June
into common,
1961; and at
Chairman and President of the Royal Bank of Canada,
to the board of directors of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., to fill an existing vacancy, Leroy a. Lincoln, Chairman
of the Board, announced on July 24.
Mr. Muir, in addition to being
head of the largest bank in Canada and the fourth largest bank in
North America, is also a director of the Canadian Pacific Ry., Algoma
Steel Corp., Ltd., Standard Brands, Inc., anu tne Edinburgh "Scotsman."
—V. 183, p. 2539.
-,
under one roof.
It Is anticipated
moves lrom present facilities will be
made in midsummer of 1357.
Tne company's Oakland operations are
presently carried on in 12 buildings.
The new world headquarters
will consolidate all of these activities.—V. 183, p. 1756.
and
lor the six months ended Jtme 30, 1956, after de¬
provision
for
Federal
income
taxes
amounted
to
and
program.—V. 180,
Metropolitan Life Insurance
corporation at Oakland, Calif., will be started in August, it
announced on July 21. There will be about 500,000 sq. ft. of office
was
$6,000,000.
equivalent to $1.76 per share on the common shares after
payment of preierred dividends. These earnings compare with results
for the first six months of
1955 of $326,011
equivalent to 90 cents
per share earned
on
the com.uun st<K.x.—V.
182,
p.
2021.
rate of
James Muir,
has
this
N.
preciation
182,
Marchant
<
earnings
New
Cement Co.—To Sell Notes
on
July 12 approved an
convertible at the option of the holder
$62.50 per share prior to Sept. 1,
are
the
at
expansion
July 23 filed a registration statement with
additional 2,000,000 shares of common stock.
on
covering
Construction
for
Lindsay Chemica) Co.—Earnings Rise—
The
in
Jersey City,
discount, consumer
$66.67 per share thereafter.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
—V.
sions. group medical insurance, group life insurance, and other benefits.
*—V.
corporation
SEC
the
York.
New
stockholders
notes
The
stock
Engineers,
,
—V.
plan is an extension of the employee security program
at Lilly, which Already provides (without cost to the employee) pen¬
40,450shs.
-
1937
16,
Ave.,
Privately
issue of
$5,000,000 of 4V2% convertible subordinate notes to be
sold to the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
per
Managed Funds, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
savings
—!—
Oct.
incorporated
corporation,
Medusa Portland
St., New York 17, N.
R.
Mallory & Co., Inc.,
Its eligible em¬
ployees have signed up to participate in a savings plan under which
the company
contributes 25 cents for each dohar saved.
The pian
goes
into effect
this month.
,
>
|
Mr. Lilly said that 4,710 employe:s who have been with the company
a
year or longer have
allotted a total of $1,226,940 annually co the
savings fund.
The company's contribution will amount to $306,735
a year.
It fas made in the form of Lilly c'.ass B common stock.
Approximately 14% of their savings ha- been allotted by employees
to buy United
States Savings Bonds and
the remaining 86%
to
purchase shares of a common stock investment trust administered by
that
announced
18
July
on
——-
having its principal office at 586 Newark
J., is engaged in the business of purchasing at
commercial paper.—V. 184, p. 7.
—The
2185.
Greene
150,000
250,000 _
250,000
- '
40,330 7 ,<•
.
—
250,000
$10)———104,637 shs.
——-
——
par)——.—
(no
$75,000
.
42nd
(EH) Lilly & Co.—Employees' Savings Plan—
company
or
Inc., consulting engineers of 41 East
Y., have been retained for $500,000 by
P
Indianapolis, lnd., to design a plant for
the
refining of rare metals. The steel frame structure will have
masonry walls and steel deck roof. Daniel Construction Co., of Birming¬
ham, Ala., are the general contractors for the building.—v. 183, p. 1859.
Lock wood
was
■
This
cents
11
or
due
N.
4,847,035
$0.30
—
(P. R.) Mallory & Co.,
trading on July 25 the-,
organized in 1950, and is
engaged in the exploration for and development of oil and natural ,
gas interests in Alberta, Saskatchewan
and British Columbia. It also
produces and sells crude oil.
,
.
,
Liberal owns 14Vb%
of the working interest in 23 producing wells
in the South Sturgeon Lake field of northwestern Alberta,
which is
its main production asset at the present time. It also owns an interest
in 18 producing wells In the Lloydminster field on the Alberta-Saskat¬
chewan
border
and
in
undeveloped
acreage
In ten other areas of
Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
stock
Exchange
Stock
American
common
the
$49,139
due
series
BUSINESS—The
*184,527
*$0.41
$13.75
__
FINANCING
Outstanding
Services, Inc.)
Jersey,
142,700
$0.32
$14.27
|
share
per
volume.—V. 183, p.
Canada—Listing
Petroleums, Ltd., Edmonton,
Liberal
The
assets
paid
series
8%
share non-recurring net income
resulting from sale of properties vacated during consolidation of manu¬
facturing facilities in the Indiana plants.
The
foregoing figures include those of Lynch
International Ltd.,
which was acquired as a wholly-owned subsidiary on July 1, 1955 and
of Lynch-Robo Corp., which was acquired as a wholly-owned subsidiary
on
April 30, 1956.
Both subsidiaries have been profitable operations
since their acquisition, said Elvin E. Hallander, President,
r
Mr. Hallander further stated that current business activity points to
third and fourth quarter operations at increasingly higher levels; Unde¬
livered orders represent more than 60 days' shipments at the present
March 1, 1956, were recently
before March 28, 1956, for 37,500
additional shares of common stock (par $1)
at $8 per share on the
basis of one new share for each 4'A
shares held.
Any unsubscribed
shares were to
be offered for subscription
by employees.
No under¬
writing was Involved.
A total of 34,285 shares were subscribed for.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 183,
The
given
value
current
•Includes
Lester
July 10, 1964—
July 10, 1970
7%
series due Feb. 15, 1976
7%
series due July 10. 1976
Preferred stock, 8%
cumulative (par
8%
2131.
ranging
prices
at
for working capital
used
be
7-7~v777777-* 777777.77:'payable (to Investors Diversified
Debentures payable—
' ■.
Discount 5s due July 10, 1958
1955
$2,759,028
—;t_—
—
to
Notes
4,997,181
$0.30
share—
per share
are
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
1956
$3,065,591
—
—
per
Dividends
2292.
p.
earnings
Earnings
up
redemption
interest.
called for
plus accrued
proceeds
net
general corporate purposes.
and
Lnd.—Sales Up—Earns. Off_
J.)—Debentures Offered—
be
may
100.15%
to
PROCEEDS—The
.Common stock
June 30—
Ended
sales
Net
with the
of notification
debentures
103%
from
■
Corp. below.—V. 182, p.
and North
Tennessee,
< J
corporation on July 10 offered publicly $250,000 of
20-year 7% debentures, due July 10, 1976, at 100% (in
denominations of $10 each), without underwriting.
License—
Research & Engineering
Lynch Corp., Anderson,
to 25,000 shares of common stock to be Issued upon
exercise of stock option warrants (par 50 cents). These shares are to
SEC
7*
'
Mechanics Finance Co. (N.
1.—
Aug.
of one million acres
in excess
The
1,500
six
Leetronics, Inc., Brooklyn, N.
effective
are
2185.
p.
Thermal
See
116.
p.
183,
Lummus Co.—Grants
1,500
Colket
Penington,
3,000
V.
1,500
own
Georgia, Alabama,
managed timberlands in
Carolina.—V. 184, p. 220.
of
and Director of Sales, suc¬
Hailey becomes Chairman
Vice-President
Halley as President.
Mr.
Committee.
The changes
J.
the-Finance
of
1,500
1,500
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
William
ceeds
formerly
Gruber
Lewis
1,500
&
Collings
C.
Parrish
5,000
3,000
3,000
-
—
Baker, Weeks & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Stroud tc Co., Inc.———
—V.
& Co.—
Co., Inc.,
DeHaven & Townsend,
7
Crouter & Bodine—
Hallowell, Sulzberger '& Co.
Yarnall,
companies
affiliated
and
Mead
Elected—
Lorillard Co.—New President
(P.)
2,530
2,500
C.
5,000
Co.
&
Dulles
Newbold's Son & Co.
H.
announced im¬
mediately.
2,500
Smith, Barney & Co.—.—.Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Dillon
'
The
2,500
W.
E.
corporation was
E. Whitaker, president.
plans lor use of the new site will not be
Mead's
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on July 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $21.50 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share. It
was completed.—V. 183, p. 2652.
Shares
Shares-
.
three
L-O-F Glass Fibers
severally
and the company has agreed to sell to them
of shares of common stock opposite their names:
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eastman,
Plan
of $212,510.
total
a
June
of 10,760 50 cents par shares sold on
the company's Deferred Compensation
fin eludes the equivalent
27, 1956 to the trustee for
Savannah River,
purchase of a plant site of 1,000 acies on the
miles west of Calhoun Falls, S. C.,
by this
announced July 26 by H,
latter part of 1957.
training of scientific personnel will
continue at Lockheed's Georgia Division, and at the General Eiectric
p.an c at San Jose, Calif.—V. 184, p. 325.
scheuuled to be in operation by the
While construction is underway,
Corp.—Purchases S. C. Plant Site—
Mead
corporation's Georgia Division, is
the Lockheed
by
Air Force
s.
jj.
employees.
to 82 cents per share on
outstanding. The! tax provision in
Van
Gordcr
reported that net
The
operated for the
to be constructed and
facility,
nuclear
entire
The
Mr.
,
,
*
E.ectrlc.
company's authorized common
lor officer* and
.
immediately,
1956
changing the
Articles of Incorporation
Approved an amendment of the
10,000 acre site.
of the contract is aoproximately $176,000. Work is to start
.
MacDougald Construction Company of Atlanta was successful bidder
on
the construction of roads and bridges on the sice.
This work will
total approximately $670,000.
Two
G.
E. test reactors will be used by Lockheed
scientists and
technical
research teams.
Work on these is underway at General
spilt
SQn June 25, 1956 the directors approved a two-for-one stock
And
the
shareholder.;
at their annual
meeting on July 23,
for
"
t
f
Richards and Associates of Carrollton, Ga., will construct the basic
power supply and
dis:ribution system for the research laboratories.
This incluues all transmission lines and necessary sub-stations. Amount
charpe
1Ro
1(V.
7
warehouses and access roads
engineering of all buildings,
and
the
on
stock
common
par
nf
Vitro
The
design
the 1,848,655 common shares ^
this period was $1,530,9/5.
sales for the three months ■
through June 30, 1956 were $135,593,459 compared with $122,217,641
in the corresponding period of the previous year.—V. 183, p. 3012.
then
hun¬
in the transfer.
.
York will be responsible
engineers were involved
Engineering Corp. of New
fifty
and
dred
equivalent
study
completes the transfer of all nuclear aircraft preliminary design
work from the California Division .to. the Georgia Division.. One.
limit rent obligations
and cpntain other
foreign subsidiaries,
and investments in
Tape
filed
a
counterclaim asking for an injunction to stop
requesting an account¬
from infringing the patent and
damages.
patent has
been upheld in previous infringement suits
the Seventh Circuit. According to 3M, Judge Bick's
to agree in all respects with the decision of the U. S.
Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in 1947.
In that case,
"Drew"
"Hi' Chicago
and
decision appears
Court
of
Minnesota
brought
by
national
Plastics
and
Corp.
infringed.—V.
184,
Mining & Manufactur-ng Co. against Inter¬
and others, the patent was held to be valid
p. 326.
...
.
•
Volume 184
Number 5555
The'Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..;
(429)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
white Weld & Co.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Crowel], * Weedon .& Co.;-Gianbery, Marache & <n,~ *
7"
Co.; and Henry Herrman & Co.—V.
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
BUSINESS—The company services 28
embracing a 12,000 square mile area
184, p. 326.
■*'
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July 26 offered $3,645,000 of 3%% equipment trust
I
certificates, series 1956, maturing annually Sept. 1, 1957.
Nestle-LeMur Co.—Sales
Up 20% to New High— 4
to 1971,
inclusive, at prices to yield from 3.50% to 3.75%,
Period End. June 30—
\
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—6 Mos.—1955
according to maturity. The group won award of the"; Sales,;_
i.
$1,938,290'. $1,625,960
$3,673.024, $3,072,348
issue July 25 on a bid of
Earnings. before taxes^_
100,136
51,281
208.730
99.584%,
!'* A':
on
-
A
•
.
..
.
of
\
%
1,275,000.
.
*
energy
The
.ione
the
and
&
issue
ni&tcd
to
is
the
bid .98.401
certificates
for
are
the
-be
50-ton
all
*■
^
the offering are: Drexel
Co. Inc.—V. 184, p. 326.
&
«
Co.;
-
steel
384s.
as
V
,
bnx
■„
t
k
'
,
Offered—Salomon
„
'
,
tn.oa.
32,672
16,701
y.
-T.
^-Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros. & Hutzler and assocates
J• 5 Sroos
shareJ^_
j,»«.
416,432
„
.
*80.16
,
exceeding
$5,325,000,
$0.20
shftrtsi
outstanding
to 1
dlvid*nd pald June
Juno
gas..
leading
1912, and
the
United
public
serves
States.
utility
electric
the
most
Its
expansion
as
has been rapid.
companies
221,
of
one
company
proposes
to
issue
and
sell
$15,000,000
in
bonds
provide
funds
required
for
expenditures
under
its
construction
program, Allen S. King,
President, announced on July 24.
1 Applications for
authority to sell these bonds were made on
July
26, with Federal Power
Commission, Securities and
Exchange Com¬
mission" and
the
North
Dakota P.
S.
Commission.
It
is
expected
;'that bids oh the new bonds
will be called for
Sept. **"
22.
8-ftcr
w66-—v- 183> P- 2078-
*•
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Expand Plant—
V
,
,
'
.
,
is used annually by this
industry for -the manufacture
gas
from
are
:
in
of
jireas
nation's
p.
in
northern Indiana
estimated population
an
revenues
Northern States Power Co.
{Minn.)—To Sell Bonds—
1956,
...
prices
from
organized
counties
with
operating
The
?' ,M'
V
•Nortten.
Stotej Power Co.. <Wis.)_Seeks
Affiliates and to Issue
"Wisconsin
*a8rl^uitur® lime
lim,e Pr°ducts derived from raw materials
S
tnrp?''1 ■£?!
-tne Other principal produce*
° tWs manufact|jrPr.—'V; 181, p. 1314.-
an-
its
■
ouhic feet df
.^
43%
was
of
to
..
of
^ts
..
,
the
—V.;184,
3-
■
at
$0.30
■
1,11
VI
eer-
a
Offered
were
$83,299
$0.08
57%
38,670
$125,759
July
on
'
nnn
82,971
$34,580
$67,464 -
per
on
v,
■
1
$2,625,000 of 3^4% serial-equipment trust
not
d—
Corp..V-?iving effect t0 50'A stock
'
y
series F, maturing annually
Aug. 15, 1957
inclusive- The certificates first instalment of
inclusive.
1971
^Earnings
-
u..:_
tificates,
issue
taxes
earnings
New England Lime Co.—To
Pacific RR
27 offered
Net
estte-
>.
v.-y
Missouri
-
>•;
cars,
Union* Securities
'
Income
;
•
121,969
"
authorization
\
j
&
certificates
subject to the
Commission.
secured jby .550
$4 oGS 007
■" *1
"
1
in
Stroud
Inc.
of
Commerce
to
cost
Associates
Co.
sale
Interstate
The
and
:,.'w
Stuart
Issuance
company
of
1
Hsvlsey,
About
about
highly. industrialized
.
of
and
9
This
Promissory Notes—
has.
company
mission .seeking
;
tesue up-to
:
*"
to Acquire
filed
applications with the Federal Power Comto acquire its Wisconsin affiliates and
authority
"
to
maximum of $6,500,000 of its
a
promissory notes,
r v
•»; The. three affiliates are: St. Crotx -Falls
3.75%, according to matur-New York, Ntiw. Haven & Hartferd RR.—Bids
WInsonsin Improvement Co.,
July 31 '■* of St. Cioix Fails, interstate Light & Power Co., and st.
ity. They were awarded to the group on
Croi* Power
July 26 on a bid- The company will up to noon (EdTj <wa July, 31 receive bids /or
of 99 10Q3
Afhe purchase from it of $2,250,000
equipment .teusi
yi,„.
'
'
certificates
to
...v
• •.
" mature in. 15
owns
nf
Powei Co. (Minn) . Northern States s^diafles of
(Minn)
om
equal, anmial installments.-,-'
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.033 for the
■: A'!'
98.52.r of the voting securities of Northern States (Wis) and Ithe
certificates^ also as 3%s.«a'*:«^ The prpceeds will
its &%
help finance ihe cost of 15 new diesel locomotives
convertible sinking fund debentures
?
aTe wholly-owned subsidiaries,
due Aug. 1, 1959, at 100% '
costing about $2,817,720.
Issuance and sale of the
*
V
«"
V
T :'
'
certificates are suuject to the
.1"
rn States.(Wis) proposes to purchase all the
authprizatien
operating facil-
scaled to yield from 3.50% to
^
Sorther?
•
.
»
.
■
of
the
o...
Interstate
The
entire
Commerce
issue
of
equipment estimated
Pullman
hopper
sleeping
cars.
Associates
and
'
in
-Stroud
the
&
cost
not
700
.cars;
-
Commission.
certificates is
to
all
be
s^eel
box
Drexel
are:
Co.'Inc.—V.
by
184,
&
■'
the
25
"ry-*"
corporation
covering
offeied
of
•*'••••;'-
19
shares
filed
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
10
(par
New
York
Y.—
^
.
the
cents*)'to
be
;
;?m
,
.
.
.
The
directors
.......
.
„
,
„
,
'
_
4,
Montrose
Montrose
of
D.D.T.
July
at
At
the
Output
Newark
$100,000
has
sold
all
of
its
President,
of
D.D.T.
is
Montrose
ahead
48,500,000
Chemical
the
of
announced
to
pounds.—V.
Corp.
A Net sales
8%. over the
-earnings weie higher:* by 307«-, it
Sisson, President.
on
operate
California's
of
production,
183,
which
^
for
'
were
sales
Mountain Fuel.
The
Federal
Power .Commission
has
to Facilities—
Federal-income
•
granted
temporary
In-
a
concurrent
Pacific
Fuel,
deliveries
Co.
action," the
Northwest
of
The
to
and
build
also
117,500,000
FPC
FPC
authority
facilities
for
temporarily authorized
cubic
previously
feet'of
to
gas
pected
the
sale
to
make
it
Colorado
of
2,640
tain
Fuel
tem
in
p.
Wyoming
and
will
construct
Sweetwater
will
include
an
about
canac'ty
38
at
interconnection
an
Interstate
'
,•
gas.—V.
P~y.■ -A'
xyy
increase
of
more
Net
of
1956
to
Jpne ,30,
period.
; ■
Earnings
shares.
on
reported
>
1956
compared
share
per
Per
620.029
R.
'
share
shares
the
first half of 1956
for -the lirst
Net"sales and other income
1956
was
of.
the
over*
.$10,533,364
1955.
first
half
compared
increased
of
17.6%
1955., The
with
cents
will
result
in
in
the
the
;
75%
a
six
Steel
Acme
~
;
North
The
-
,
increase
in
year
i960
1,
Tire-debentures
100%,
Smelt¬
ago
July
After
share
per
;'
and
at
may
accrued
23
621,359
on
net
103%;
on
above.—V.
Be
181,
the
1955
net
Telogia,
Fla.,
)
l,i
Y
.
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See details in V.
184,
American
corporation
:
'
,
*"
TO
covering
1,100,000
Las
filed
6
shares
of
This
:
^
24,
company, filed
of
other
with
sec¬
the
The
of
notification
stock
to
be
offered
Hulme,
statement
with
common
$1
par
the
250.000 shs.
750,000 shs.
payable
entire
the
of
within
of
this
participate
may
distribution
the
of
Co.—
SEC
&
offering,
the selling
in
1
100,000
Kirkpatrick-Pertis
&
300,000
See
also
V.
184,
221;
p.
V.
Norwich Pharmacal
half
by
record
highs
taxes
For
the
shares
sales
six
earnings
months
totaled
equal
to
as
.
8ee
t-
_
V r%~'i
Federai-Mogul-Bower Bearings. Inc. above.—V. <t86,
National
.
iWRh the proceeds, the-
properties-
—.
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#
^
a«d rfranchtees <of-
trie, acquisition
ditures
Research Corp. — Debentures
Offered—An
x,
the
physical
„
*
Norwood
and
^retepho^co
116.
p.
earnings
^7p2r'^ieinn 7fnrTnLm/'
Provision for income"
*
1
in
taxes
'
the
,.
second
1955
quarter
second
cTm
aba
I-A
"
■'*
u
j•
T
*
TV
~T—
\
The
T.
.
debentures,
-
share,
subject
to
debentures
The
prices
decreasing
issue
,
;,,
will
be
between,Oct.- 31,
v
mately
.-
incurred
$300,0001, to -the
into common
stock
at
$23,/» per-1
until June 20,
1976;V'*;;'''
'/ '• '*•
}
are
redeembale at 105%
until
July 1, 1959, and At
to the principal amount after
July 1,-1975. A sink¬
for
'proceeds
ty,n n„„
,
convertible
are
prior
to
w
...
Bres^nt
present
—
Marshvijle,
N.
C.,
'Ktorkhnlriprs
stockholders
at
at
we<l( »r'* be
$493,921,
plus any additional capital ■ expen-41955, and the closing date of the acquisition. '
to, increase
1962,
will retire
maturity
the
at
$3,350,000
principal amount
redemption prices.) *
* r.
same
corporation will use about
its capital
investment in
wholly-owned subsidiary, and the
general
other
funds.
funds,
to
Florida
which
Atomic
Energy
NRC
Metals
construct
will
and
make
a
balance
will
use
equip
a
of
NRC
proceeds
the
of
Metals
expanded
net
Corp..
will be
a
added
the
$3,000,000 together with
zirconium producing plant in
of
supply
the
$3,000,000
the
metal
available
to
Commission.
program
til
$8
the
its
inception
research
,
in
1940,
the
corporation
con¬
and
deevlopment facilities, mainly in the
fields of high-vacuum
equipment, petrochemicals and metallurgy.
The
company's business is threefold—consisting of
research, manufacturing
and .exploitation
of developments.
EARNINGS—Net
income,
have
the
five
from
of
month
was
of
products
from
to
ended
experienced,
$276,616
May
$2,810,291.
while
the
stock,
current
$1
par
and
will
Eberstadt
Corp.;
&
Co.;
Reynolds
1951
31,
Estabrook
&
Co.;
&
Union
to
1955
the
1955
1S56
excluding
$3,986,470
and
five
five
1956,
and
for
nuarter
—
taxes,
totaled
V : 1
183,
laao-Aecond ^u» er.—¥.
*
common
lative
convertible
share
for
each
underwritten
months,
the
of:
of
company,
515,473
convertible
associated
in
the
Co.;'Hallgarten
Securities
giving
shares
&
01
a
a
net
effect
common
subordinated
de¬
are:
Co.;
Lee
shares of
The
*
Higgin<fc
Co.;
were
norlion
cumulative
.
Thp snhscrintion
ine- SUOSCripuon
preference
Share
basis
proceeds
50O.0GO
expenditures „of
a
total
was
of
gas
900,000
stock
is
uPO°'a"d
from
including
offering
6f
spent
around
around
as
of
$29,500,000
S60.5QO.OOO.
Of
this
($40
nar
partv^U
*
'
convertible
the
i<;
IS
into
Dec.
in
customers,
late
,
"
*
*
;
?.
/
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-
1956—5 Mos.-1955
$19,010,490 $17,320,869 $92,055,851 $84,465,712
12,526,106
10,818.748
59,530,457
53.196,126
2,675,331
2.610.957, ,13.228.943
12.803.621
taxes__
1,265,166
1,292,804
income
charges——
$2,543,887
6,550,854
6,049.171
$2,598,360 $12,745,597
$12,416,794
.
.
* Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
183,
p.
2,575,059
2,600,931
12,751,672
2294.
12,358.92$
will
This
year
t-his
1.
1966.
be
which
used
was
and
$4,600,000
for
gas
distribution
the
this
year.
cents
per
•*, PROCEEDS—The
ties
of
$12,000;
net
fqr
(par
issue
an
cent)
one
at
of
7*2
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
current
liabili¬
exploratory drilling
of the company's properties;
mining equipment; for acquisition ^nd
exploration of additional
properties;
and
for
working capital and
general corporate purposes.
'•
1
^
.■
speculation
a
stock
share, without underwriting.
...
,
for Purc4"tee ot machinery and
and
CAPITALIZATION
$6,-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING-
Authorized
stock
(par
one
cent)j
BUSINESS—Corporation
will
S12,-
GIVING
,
Common
in
$31,000,000
about
facilities,
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—The
is offering as
4,000,000 shares of common
;
.
by
used
program
amount
Old Nevada Mining: Corp.
Corporation
,
May
for
service
i
Co.—May Earnings
1956-Month—1955-
i»ropro-
—
*
•
taxes__
stock
common
"buildings,
transportation
and
general
equipment.- The
major project in the program is the new Dean H. Mitchell
station
in Gary,
the first. unijL of which will, add 130,000
kilowatts to
the
company's electric generating" capacity.
The company expects to put
It
•
Other operating
;
13;
31, 1956.
The program
calls
for
ex¬
penditures of around $21,200,000 for electric
production plan,
$10,000,000
for
electric
transmission
facilities,
$3,000,000
for
electric
distribution facilities, $14,800,000 for service
facilities for new electric
and
linderwritine.
underwriting.^ The
The
income
Federal
one
July
on
nricP
price
program.
1957,
without
without
lncldent " 011 snd
expenses
t
Aug. 8 J The subscription has been
by a banking group headed by- Central
(Inc.), which will offer publicly any un-
PROCEEDS—Net
in
per
.
"-OfllQ Bell -Telephone
.
on
portion.
share^or
basis
held
common
per-share) and accrued dividends.
°n
the
on
require
loss
underwriting
Corp.; Wertheim
„
preference stock
ten
rights will expire
Republic Co.
Y.—Files With SEG—
on
sales
net
wmch
:
,'
..
July 26 announced an offering to its
stockholders of 370,894 shares of 4.40%
cumu-<j;
company
1955.
in
months
accounts
company for repaying a bank loan of $6,00t0,000„
the
company's expansion construction
royalty
*
$4,000,000
UNDERWRITERS—Among those
son
in
the
of
consist
bentures.
F.
services,
recorded.
was
offering,
value,
In
in
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
to
and
$2,584,395
periods
$1,530,596
$209,601
profit
sales
increased
outstanding
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Stock
Offered—
t
This
SUDSCriDeq
has
01
nfwv facilities;
and the
balance of
the
the' company^s construction and modern-;
c/MIHnn
\T
1Q1
addition to working ..onifnl
capital.—V. 181, p. 2517.
to
sharp
share,
ni>r
h
"■
.
ciihKrrihpd
BUSINESS—Since
sistently
payment
applied
-
ization
.
PROCEEDS—Tha
proceeds
went
1956
corporation on July 11 filed 'a letter of notification-with
the
"covering 5,586 shares'of common stock (no par) to be offered- to
construction 'of
will .be
adjustments,
fund, commencing in
the
'
due' T
■■
'
of
after
«f
The
r
revenues
009v000 5%: convertible- subordinated
debentures,
July 1, 1976, at par and accrued interest. '
Y r
For
net
920.208
on
••
income. taxes
^ Period End.^May31-r'..V-
to
share
per
in tJie first half of 1956 irmounted
to
with $1,148,469 for the comparable
1955 period.
reported that second quarter figures were $7,324,.
826 in sales, and
$790,881, net income, after taxes, equal to 84 cents
per share on the 932,733 share'*
outstanding. Comparable second quarter
ligures for 1955 were: sales $5,784,993 and net
July
fAL'' company *«8te^ as fprincipal underwriters,
Inc' are
proposes to acquire all .the
.
of
ing
the
,}\ $1,448,194, 'compared
S -' The company also
Co.,
'-A-."'if
'■■■ A- ■!.*
Co., Inc.—Merger Yoted-
of
on
and
'
>,T„_.
-1, National Motor Bearing
)
share
per
en
1956.
curlings
$10,984,064
.
,
-
30,
pet
>
end.
year
renc-ted
June
and
$1.48
period net sales were
adjusted, equal to $1.17
the
were
ended
$13,608,3-*^,
1955
outstanding at
for
1C0,000
100,000
and
the
period
to $1,387,241,
outstanding.
copiparable
100.000
Co.—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
2766.
p.
amounted
shares
'
Marshall-
&
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
for
company
Consolidated sales for this
v
183,
in
this
connection
Lie.
Foster
Co., Inc,_„_—-
an .icipated
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.
-
at, the
} ^
being
in
.
group
300,000
First
be
stock.
V
•
Incorporated, will
underwriting group1
it
300.000
Provision
on
capital
318,160 shs.
--
issue:
$700,000
Applegate
July. 24
par
to
159,080 shs.
year.
principal
amount
of
de¬
firm commitment basis by The
the principal
underwriter.
The
a
on
high grade buff
near-
one
$2,000,000
date
„__
the
at
proceeds-are
its
*273,000
$1)
and Stroud •& Company,
underwriters. ' Following is the
as
firms
Ohio
after,
with
Outstanding
Y
Humphrey, Inc.
The Milwaukee Go;_„—
'
Nev.—
at
•»,.
Company
managing
that
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
as
constituted
932,733
Vegas,
:
.
$2,000,000
$1)___
underwritten
;" income was $1,082,233,
letter
a
common
1956,-covering 828,572 shares
the
.Milwaukee
as
\
.
*283,019
amount
been
there¬
.
FINANCING
j.
Stroud
*
v
sinking fund
PRESENT
contract
(par
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
'
•.
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\
*
1966;
\
on
Jan.
Company, Columbus, Ohio, as
Ohio, Company has entered into an
agreement with other
underwriting
firms in connection with the
distribution of* the debentures pursuant
to which The Ohio
Company; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey. Inc.;
ex¬
-V*
deducting
bentures- has
'::>'VT~
July
on
326.'
Inc.,
Industries,
p.
stock
1958,
and
dye
Ohio.
-
<-
J
1,
;
a
Authorized;
stock
"After
.
,V
■
common
common
'
Jan.
case.
through
mortgages--^..^,,.
A
L
before
or
"
•'
EFFECT
debentures
installment
B
act
'
2696.
li?56
its
Jan.
on
on real estate---
Class
Acquired—>
p.
for
thereafter
and
in ,each
redeemed
J"'
GIVING
Class
income
are
chattel
".and
payable
.
2653.
p.
notes
$2,000,000
Mortgage"
;
shares
shares.
notes
additional
and
to
up
J£4% ;
before
or
interest
be
105%
at
thereafter
and
also
"
convertible
Equipment
F.
'dividend
646,461
common
sidtea-.-plaritfffti
Corp.—To
Co.
the
promissory
,,
1956
E.
by
its
any
affiliates
l.
fe806-6qi
as
productipn
The company proposes to .offer these-shares for
a„ft«nKt
0751790
ln
the
and grey ,lace brick at
subscription.by- its 1
«!
the. Diamond plant located fy common
207b '
•
stockholders at.the rate of two shares for each share
irelsonville, O.,'"' and Ta 25%
Increase in clay conduit production
held,r>p'
A-*' iA.'/ k '
'
unsubscribed shares-to -be offered for
public sale.
The record date,
Hobart, Ind., plant during the second half
of"1956; Miv Shipley "'.subscription price.Jto
stockholders, RUblic offering price, and
reported.—V; 183, p.
NYPA Gas Corp.,
under-f
1860/;,"\, -V'Y;; .'..V
Buffalo, N.
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. R. S. Dickson &
of
the
479.
p.
interest.''
CAPITALIZATION
10-year '5%
'•
and
preferred
on
the first half of
In
North Carolina Telephone
1956
months
:
•
1963
at 102%; thereafter
after at 100%; with accrued
months
six
,
a
on
(£5 cents per sharet, without underwriting.. The
used;.for. expenses incident .to'mining operations.
v_
$1.14
for
total
first
Jan.
1,
•■'■'A■:
depreciation.
naval
dew
:
650,15.3.
op
were
first
for .the
A
improvements
$1.29
was
before
or
2766.
p.
of
may
be redeemed at
or
before Jan. 1, 1959
-
;
share
per
.Files With SEC—
$840,082 il
yA
totaled
first-half
$8,956,113
..
b'Plant
reported'
'
cents
outstanding.
70
of
subscribed.
comparable .1955
yhalf cpf ii955;
outstanding.,))
'"
of
See
SEC
for
earnings
"then
,v
A. Shipley, President,
with $704,102
for the
172,
„
A North American Coal Corp.—Stock
Sold—The recent
public offering of 250,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1) -at $12 per share through Dominick- & Dominick and
Ball, Burge & Kraus and associates was
quickly over¬
than
by
purchase
of
.
•
.
,
American
183,
program.—V.
debentures
thereafter and on
.,
182,
history.
income
of
was
the
over
period
same
t<>.begin in'the middle of 1957v-r;V. 183,
f
19%- in net income for the first six
comparable 1955 period is reported to stock¬
holders by this corporation.
This was greater than in
any previous
half-year period in the corporation's
months
director. V.
a
finance the
The
ondary J offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par
50 cents> was made on July 24
by William R. Staats & y
Co. at $16.62V2 per share.—V.
183, p. 2540.
- - .v
Natco Corp.—-Reports Record Profits—
An
of
l Norris-Thermador Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
GasV
with Pacific Northwest's
sys-
1912.^..
,
■i
miles of
pipeline and
existing station. Moun¬
County, Wyo., to take delivery of the
.
peak-day.
liad
compressor
91
Newport Steel
-
.
in
horsepower in
and
to
gas
authorized 7Pacific Northwest to make
average daily deliveries of 100,000,000 cubic
feet to Colorado Interstate.
Mountain
Fuel's
facilities, * estimated
to
cost
$3,159,100,
will
be
located
taxes
equaled
this
or
Operations
to
Wyoming and Utah.
temporary authority to
granted
metering
,$502,000
was
this company to build
pipeline facilities to enable it to take
58.750,090
cubic feet of natural
gas per day from Pacific Northwest
Pipeline Corp.
for delivery to
distribution areas in southwestern
Mountain
up
of common stock
Supply Co^—To Add
Board
on
Board
totaled
lequirements,
.
the
..."
of
,
,
$11,162,000 in the six months ended June
30, 1956,
as
compared, with $10,340,000 during the first half of 1955. V
Net income for the six months'
period was $653,000, after provision
for
2765.'•
p.
of
companies.
Norwalk Truck Lines,
Inc.—Offering of Debentures—
was made in our.
issue of July 16 of the
public >
offering of $2,000,000 10-year 5% convertible debentures
due-July «1, 1966 at 100%'and accrued interest
through
The Ohio
Company, Hulme, Applegate &: Humohrev
Inc v The Milwaukee Cn • and StrnnH
fn
Tnr
and'
7^
lvdliWaUKee ^-O"'
btlOUu oC L.O., Inc. ana
associates. Further details follow:
Newport-Industries Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
-
1955
Straus,. Chairman
to
to
production
continues
company
Telephone Co.—Straus
ing & Refining Co.; has been appointed!
*
Pincus Rothberg,
he said the
time
and
York
Williams
used
Mention
the
New
Net
totaled
year
of
'
^
be
construction
the
"•VRoger
,
Rothberg declared that
full
Co.
of California
August,
same
capacity.
current
the
Chemical
'
Chemical Corp.
through
23.
full
Mr.
Co.
will
■
of
Chemical
a
each„.of. the other
Northern. States (Wis) now has $1,000,000
outstanding. The proceeds from the issuance
'
**"
•
new
notes will mature Dec." 30,
1965, the same maturity
original $10,000,000 note issued at the lower interest rate.
At a special meeting of stockholders held on
July 25, xhe abovementioned new borrowing wgs approved.—V.V
184, p. 116.:
^
,
Montrose
Chemical
Corp. of California,. Jointly...
owned
by Montrose Chemical Co. of
Newark, N,' J.,- and S^auffer
Chemical Co., declared a cash dividend
of $200,000.
Pincus Rothberg,
President, announced on July 12.
The dividend was paid
July 13.
$100,000 each to
Stauffer
Both
date.of
..
..
.
■'■H';i-rUi'u xf
:
„
4
*,
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!
'
•
Montrose Chemical Co.,
Newark, N. J.—Receives Div.
-a/r
**
promissory
'
with
$50,000, without underwriting, to Milton J.
The proceeds are to go to
,a selling stock¬
City.
2765.
p.
Notes—
.
aggregate of
holder.—V. .183.
.
July
138,750
for an
Shuck
on
to ISSUe 4/2^%
company has applied to the Interstate Commerce
Commission
for permission to issue
$16,000,000 of • 4 Va % r promissory notes to the
Chase Manhattan
Bank, largely to' refinance money borrowed earlier
to
repair damage from floods last summer and fall.*
'
The
company said it will issue a $10,000,000 4V*%>. note to
bank
to substitute for a
presently outstanding note for the same amount,
but carrying a
4VV% ; interest rate, issued last Dec. 30.
r
•.
The
company said it will .also issue-an additional
$6,000,000 4 Vz%v
-note,
the • proceeds- of
whicii
will
be
used
to
prepay
$4,500,000 of i'/2% promissory notes
maturing Aug. 25 and represenung
money, borrowed
last April ,27. from
a
group
of banks
headed
by
Chase
Manhattan
Bank.
The
remaining proceeds wui be used "10
repair flood damage, it, was said.
'
Corp.
Business Machines Corp.,*
Brooklyn, N.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
^
The
I
Union Securities
4A\tw
Da,mic«A»
„
v
•
cQverpd
Mohawk
EEC
^
,
following
steel
:•/ '
Co.;
221.
p.
and
cars
■ri
offering
^
,
secured
"
••
"
■.
.
to
than $61,^61,865:. six stainless steel
less
1956,
P.
O.
having
Box
principal office
Henderson, Nev.
acquiring,
uranium
it
corporation
now
exploring
and
at
Las
in
Vegas,
Nevala
Nev.,
7.605,300 shs.
on
March
mailing
30,
address,
,
Althoughthe
incorporation,
organized
its
796,
Outstanding
12.000,000 shs.
was
proposes
and
vanadium
has
broad
only
developing
to
under
powers
engage
properties
in
that
its
the
offer
articles
business
promise
of
of
for
ores.
Tiie company has 57 unpatented mining claims, viz: 33 Rush Canyon
in
San
Juan
County, Utah
(about 660 acres);
three Hart's
claims
in San
Juan
County (60 acres);
four Hatch Canyon
claims in Garfield
County, Utah (80 acres); five Circle Cliffs claims
in
Garfield
County (100 acres); and 12 Cedar Mountain claims in
Emery County, Utah (240 acres).—V. 183, p. 1870.v
claims
Draw
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(430)
The
appeal
C°AfterSSmore
finally
ruled
FTC
could
Johnson)
litigation, the
(Evinrude and
that dealers represent only one manu¬
>
require
not
facturer,
V
.
and
of sales
outboard
handling only one line of engines is the most
dealer to conduct his business in his own best
that
retailers
motor
profitable way for a
interest.—V, 184, p. 222.
~
1
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-
Approved—
Corp.—Loan Agreement
special meeting of stockholders held
favored ratification of a new
of California. See also
the
At
'
>
Pacific Airmotive
July 24, the vote
on
V. 184, p. 155.
with Union Oil Co.
v;
June 30—
other income
and
2,374,,211
Operating expenses
Income taxes
539,000
$613,069
income
•Based
share---
per
Intensive
processing methods is now
newly-constructed silica sand
the report said. Initial ship¬
in the manufacture of glass
expected during the third quarter.
and
machinery
of
testing
$1.08
carried
on
at the company's
processing plant at Camanche, Calif.,
ments
of this product which
is used
being
plaster, etc., are
has a capacity ox
stucco,
containers,
is
Construction
under
now
on
way
tons annuany.
100,000
plant
Camanche
The
,
tunnel kiln at
additional
an
Nietos, Calif., plant. The $700,000 facility, scheduled
completion next Spring is part of a $1,000,000 expansion pro¬
gram
which will increase production at this plant by one-third and
the company's Los
for
effect substantial
will
costs.—V. 183, p. 1970.
'
'
inanuiacturmg
savings in
<»
'
1970.
p.
--
-
.
Pennsalt,
Quimica
Industrial
as
plant in Mexico, William
component will be known
C. V.„and will operate in
its third
pany plans early construction of
P
Drake, President, announced.
The
new
de
A.
S.
—V.
The
to
an
^
purchase
taxes
p.
183,
$1,498,086
213,667
175,496
income
108,047
88,741
$86,755
$0.70
on
$0.58
1861.
Uranium
Rex
1955
$1,645,975
taxes
Farmington,
Corp.,
N.
Securities and Exchange Commission
corporation
covering
July
on
filed
10
undetermined
an
letter
a
With
of notification with the
shares of common stock
of
number
M.—Files
—
-
v
5 cents),, to be offered as an aggregate amount not to exceed
$50,000, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for ex¬
(par
incident to mining operations.
penses
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Defers Dividend Action—
The directors
Donald
L.
July 25 deferred action on
on
Chairman,
Rheem,
decision
and
of
Rheem has
dividends which total $1 per share.
paid
during
earnings
was
position.
stock dividend.
Rheem,
the
view
lower
reached
common
a
S.
Richard
in
board's
the
-
Presilent,
expected
1956
said
temporary
stock
common
regular $1.12 Vi per share, dividend on the preferred stock was
payable feept. 1, 1956.
quarter of this year were $227,238, equiva¬
to 10 cents per share, bringing six-month earnings to a total of
The
declared
Earnings for the second
lent
$1,126,959,
55
or
cents
months of last year
the
half
first
last
of
year.—V. 183,
share.
per
for
the
comparable six
Total sales for
$1,076,953
were
over
997.
p.
Corp.—Private Placement—The
Rochester. Telephone
recent
Earnings
$3,162,982, or $1.89 per share.
$82,765,953, an increase of
were
1956
private placement of 40,000 shares of 5% cumula¬
tive preferred stock, second series, was made ot par ($100
share) with a group of eight institutional investors
through The First Boston Corp. See V. 184, p. 328.
per
>
rotor;
Rock wood
Corp.—Files With
The corporation on
any
covering
;
share),
184, p. 9.
2,000
of
stock
common
underwriting.
without
SEC—
July 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEO
shares
be
to
proceeds
The
offered
at
be
to
are
($25
par
used
for
per
plant
expansion and machinery.
_
installation,
new
chemicals
used
share.
per
Pennsalt International Corp.
r
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc.—-Plans 100% Stock Dividend
located
near
the
company's
agricultural
Mexico City, will produce chlorine, caustic soda,
and New Financing—
muriatic acid and
hydrogen and is expected to become the iirst in
A.
R.
Matthews,
President, on July 27 announced the calling of
Mexico to manufacture technical DDT.
;v
a
special meeting of
the stockholders for Aug. 22,
1956 to vote
Other Pennsalt interests in Mexico are fluorspar mining operations
upon
an
increase
in the authorized
capital stock from 1,250,000 >
at San Luis Potosi and a new agricultural chemicals processing plant
shares to 3,000,000 shares.
Subject to the approval of the increase
nearing, completion at Navojoa, Sonora in northwestern Mexico, The „
by stockholders, the directors have authorized payment of a
100%
company also
has plants
and sales offices in Brazil, Peru, and
stock dividend, to holders of record on Aug. 28, 1956, on the 1,007,500
Venezuela.—V. 183, p. 2766.
y
: outstanding and treasury shares of capital stock.
A
public offering of approximately 200,000 of
the shares to be,,
outstanding
after the stock dividend,
consisting of shares held in
Penn-Texas Corp.—Sets New Highs—
the company's treasury and
shares held by certain stockholders, is
This corporation reports for the six months ended June 30 record ,;
expected to be made in .September .through an underwriting group
gross income of $60,296,000 and net income applicable to the common
to
be headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and F. S. Smithers & Co.
stock
after
Federal
taxes
of
$2,851,000,
also
a
new
high record,:",
The company .expects, to. apply .for .listing
on the-New York Stock ■
equivalent to 81 cents per share, on an average of 3,498,000 shares.
Exchange ,at a later date.
,
,J >
•.
„
Comparable,JL055 figures for the period were not presented because of
This
company,
operating
11
mines in
the Pocahontas field of
the merger
with Niles-Bement-Pond Co., now Pratt & Whitney Co.,
West Virginia aond Virginia,
and two in Tennessee, is the country's
Inc.,
in latter 1955 and other acquisitions in that year and 1956.
largest
commercial
producer
of
low
volatile bituminous coals.-—
Net
earnings for the same period in
1955, which did not include
with
conjunction
be
$105,620
tary purposes;
larger than
to
1956
income
Federal
—V.
The
the "Sea Bat," a drone helicopter for special mili¬
design of-a giant "flying crane" helicopter several times
now flying; a Mine Countermeasure System; and the
design, construction and testing of a low-maintenance helicopter rotor,
type
copter
Latin America, this com¬
of its operations in
scope
for
Earnings
the fiscal year.
; •
operations of Piasecki Aircraft, include contracts for tne
Services on: a design for VTOL aircraft eliminating the heli-.
Armed
the
broaden
price not to exceed
a
y';,
'
income
Net
$283,119 for
Co.—Expansion—
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Federal
before
Provision
Current
To
at
proceeds are
___-
Profit
of
development
The
2479.
p.
Refractory & Insulation Corp.—Earnings Higher—
SEC
.
.
178,
Six Months Ended June 30—
contracts currently under way he con¬
tinued
"can
result in substantial production contracts
which could
run
into multi-million dollar orders."
The present activity could also
lead to an extension of current research and development contracts.
Projects already approved by the Government will permit Piasecki
Aircraft to expand its operations, said Mr. Piasecki, adding that
op¬
erations during the current fiscal year should, therefore, show sub¬
stantial improvement and expansion,"
Much of the fiscal year was spent in
developing proposals of new
aviation concepts for the Armed Services and in securing a plant site
as well as in obtaining equipment and competent personnel.
As' a result,
sales were relatively small because the company did not start produc¬
tion operations until the last four months of the fiscal year, said Mr.
Piasecki.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 1956, therefore, sales only
amounted to $45,015.
Reflecting these factors and unusual expenses
incident to starting operations,
the company reported a net loss of
!•"'
shares.
515,574
on
—
year.
total of $300,000.
Sales
is currently working on
the fiscal
in
Successful
$558,247
$1.19
income
Net
earlier
Purchase Plan,
Employees' Stock
an
aggregate
stock.—V,
.
2>065,308
587,000
(estimated)
Federal
•Net
_
sales
of
Cost
.
11 prime contracts for the
Armed Services and has additional proposals under evaluation, it was
disclosed on July 24 by Frank N. Piasecki, President, in the company s
Iirst annual report to shareholders.
Organized in June, 1955, Piasecki
Aircraft became a publicly owned company this year.
It is entering its new fiscal year with a backlog of $580,000 in un¬
filled orders,
said Mr. Piasecki who pointed out that these are the
direct result of technical proposals submitted to the Armed Services
Products—Sales and Earnings Up—
K. : ' -!
1956
$4,087,608 *3,636,776
Pacific Clay
..
Favorable—
Corp.—Outlook
Aircraft
corporation
This
Six Months Ended
Net sales
Piasecki
loan and note agree¬
overwhelmingly
ment
,
.
.
.
...
to John B. Robertson, Outboard Marine s director
marketing, "many years of experience have indicated to
According
:
has announced that at a
24, an amendment of the
company's, articles of Incorporation increasing1 the authorized number
of shares from 4,000,000 to 8,000,000 was approved.
»
; Following
the shareholders* meeting and subject only to obtaining
a
permit from the State Commissioner of Corporatios, the directors
declared a stock dividend amounting to a share for share stock split,
payable on Aug.. 15, 1956, to stockholders of record on Aug. 2, 1956.
Presently,
there are 2,852,726 shares outstanding and,
after the
stock dividend amounting to a share for share stock split, there will
be 5,705,452 shares outstanding. Quarterly cash dividends payable after
the issuance of such stock dividend, will be 13VtC per share on the
then
outstanding 5,705,452 shares, in lieu of the new 27c quarterly
dividend rate under the policy recently announced by the board with
respect to the presently outstanding 2,852,726 shares,—V. 183, p. 2295,
Kaiser, Chairman of the Board,
special meeting of the shareholders on July
Henry J.
five years of hearings, appeals and
that both Outboard Marine divisions
than
under
Co.—Plans Stock Split—
Permanente Cement
Manufacturing Co.—Not to Appeal
company has announced
that at the present time it will not
from a recent "cease and desist" order of the Federal Trade
Outboard Marine &
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—New President Elected—
in
plant
J,
Rheim,
E.
has
who
for
184,
and
Chairman
9.
p.
years has been Executive Vice-President,
General Manager to succeed Fred H.
16
President
elected
was
Officer.—V.
•"
who
elected
been
Rohr,
the
of
Chief
and
Board
Executive
-
C.—Stock
Ross, Builders Supplies, Inc., Greenville, S.
Offered—A group of underwriters, headed by Alester G.
Furman
Co,, Inc., oil July 17 publicly offered 10,000
common stock
(par $10). at $26.75 per share.
Participating in the offering are Edgar M. Norris; Vivian
M. Manning; Klugh & Co., Inc., and H. T. Mills.
shares of
,
Niles-Bement-Pond,.
eouivalent
$670,083,
were
55
to
held
shares
1,218,926
investment.
as
outstanding.
then
cents
per
V,
share
Net
increased
assets
June
on
He
369.035,000.
to
30
to
than
more
.
.
the
in
had
placed
activities.
building
Silberstein
a'position'to
in
benefit
from
future
\
'
-
also
the
Of
net
proceeds.
$45,000 will be used to pay present indebted¬
purchase of equipment;' $20,000 for additional in¬
ventory; $25,000 for additional factory space; $20,000 for payment of
exclusive
"Perfelope"
rights;
and
the
balance
for
working capital.
$32,500
ness,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
•
Class
stock
common
B
(par
10
cents)
(par
stock
common
class
A
10
which
a
of
cents
10
in
with
After
whole
In
or
be
«
*125 000shs
700,000 shs.
but
to
up
not
dividends
p.ny
to
shall
the
any
112
of
the
to
be
been
and
B
at
any
shares
common
A
shares
time
are
Street,
in
Co.
recent
and
and
after
sale
Del.
in
further
any
and
of
Jan.
The
the
1,
business
its
principal
Mr. Hamilton
of
best
;
of
company
and
with
The
be
may
and
an
business
owns
its
structure
addition
used
in
p.
60,000 shs.
Russell Co.—Two New Directors—
President,
on
:
July
The
of
announced
that P. I*.
Dayton, Ohio and
25
White Co.,
Worden
Vice-President
Clark,
R.
National
First
184,
Bank,
Balti-
156.
p.
to
unit
who
the
may
The. proceeds
are
modern
of
many
(Newark
in
which
a
letter
10,00Q~ shares
to
share
a
178,
on
p.
the
capital stock
- .
'
2479. '
miniature
transistorized
for
was
183,i
of
be
.
added
•
~,
.Ay
a
$."'.
184,
♦«
•
-
spot
television
*
'>
\
be deemed
of
and
field pick-up
a
base station
120
on
July
12
filed
a
of
letter
Interstate
-'
The
y
without underwriting.
at par
with the
($10 per
in
his
of
' '
wick
Stires,
Total
,
The
.
corporation
covering
July
10
filed
shares
of
5V2%■ cumulative
on
2,890
a
letter
of
notification
preferred
SEC
with
stock
the
(par
share
authorized
been
exchange
all
for
17.7%
Net
equal
of no-par value ^common
of preferred stock of $100 par
will be offered $100 of deben¬
stock.
common
Commission, the company explained the
preferred stock will substantially lessen
Interest
payments
preferred stock
on
in
debentures
on
not.—V.
are
$30
assets
are
184, p. 9.
Up—
this
per
during
the
on
equal
then
the
fiscal
on
May
on
in
U.
S.
outstanding.
than
preceding
shares
out¬
income deben-
of Canada Ltd.—Asset Value
value
asset
shares
higher
dollars)
issue
its
31,
cor¬
1956,
Hard-
by
President.
net
of
to
of
for
liability.
tax
increase
$54,458,419,
value
SEC
.
share net asset value of
fiscal year ended May
according to the Fund's annual report Issued for publication
the
1941
of
the
to
registered
was
1,250,000
which
in
substantial
to
City, has been completed, all of said shares
having been sold.
See also V. 183, p. 1235.
income
shares
preferred
debentures
of
Scudder Fund
of New York
own
1980
1,
year
June
May
to
$37.41
14,
31,
$37.41
and
1954
(U.
in
share reported
46.7% larger than
per
when
S.
the
a
Canadian
to
$44.02
share net
per
had
1955
outstanding.
amounted
31
dollars
The
Fund
value
dollars)
asset
as
per
of
dollars
the
share
the
on
value
was
close
net
of
asset
commenced
operations.
$36,834,789
(Canadian
of
a
share
a
share
on
the
1,000,000
_
'
p, 3014.
$100)
notification
ol. common
to. working
'""
with
stock
at
the
of
10
shares of common stock (par $1) to
shares of preferred stock and 10 shares of
10,390
be
offered
common
in
stock
$1,010 per unit. The proceeds are to be used for working capital and
general
corporate
purposes.
the
(par $1)
time
capital —V.
v'
at
-
and
Stires
stated
that, the
policy determinant of the Fund
is
participation
in
the
long-term 1 development
of
the
Dominion,
"whose, postwar
rate-of- industrial development
to' date
has
out¬
stripped not
only
the U. S.
but
also the rate
at
which
private
Canadian capital can finance it."
r-•
At
the
end
of May the
Fund had 95.5% ' of net assets Invested
;in. common .stocks-and-3.7;%; in Government,.of Canada--securities;
-corporate" bonds "and. notes, and. .preferred
stocks. - Major
industry
principal
.
t
of
181,r
Mr.
.
Reed Roller Bit Co.,
The
company
covering
10,000
on
July
shares
6
Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC—
filed
a
letter of
of common stock
notification
to
be
offered
with the
to
SEC
employees
investments
were
metals
and
mining,
23.8%
of
net
.
company'*
^ *
;
;;
r
•
shares
154,000
and
616,000
share
one-fourth
Federal
in
1
tax-deductible, while dividends
A
Corp.—Stock
Screen
for
each
of
application
Offering Completed—
The recent public offering of $100,000 shares of common
stock at $3 per share through A. J. Grayson & Co., Inc.,
Raytone
addressing
Del
its
poration
continuous
erected
and
{
In
2006,
1,
exchange
Holders
substitution
The proceeds are to be used for working
capital.
Newark
the
at
plans to issue $61,600,000 of 50-year 5%
due Jan.
stock
stock
common
stock.'
preferred
company
tures,
;
and
has
Commission
Commerce
debentures
standing
> its
notification
Sept,
due
.
Exchange Plan Approved by Commission—
The
income
value.
Exchange Commission—
first mortgage
bonds, series B, 4%
in
exchange for temporary bonds
Broadway, New York, N. Y.-
available
office,
port¬
J.—Files With
covering 5,000 shares of class B stock to be offered
share),
has
$
328.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Definitive Bonds Ready
)
are
camera
telecasting and other TV
news
Products, Inc., Newark, N.
corporation
The
SEC
...
145,895,234 1,049,282,023 1,033,105,972
157,909,247
—V.
1956—28 Wks —1955
1956—4 Wks.—1955
■
Sales
appropriately
may
transmitter capable of sending TV signals to
a
mile away.—V. 184, p. 327.
than
Securities and
the going
business
"Perfelope"
high speed
employees-at-85% ' oL market; value
2696.
the
J.,
N.
Ramonelli
commenced
name
forms,
the
1946.—V.
filed
9
$1
Realty Interests, Inc., Pelham, N. Y.—Files With
Initial
July
Safeway Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
7
.
on July 23 by
this corporation.
:
the David Sarnoff Research Center of RCA in Prince¬
experimental equipment is described by RCA scientists
at
at
forms.
completed in
corporation, on
offered
offering;
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
$10)—
(par
Period End. July 14—
the
announced
were
back-pack
18
office
to
business
predecessor
manufacturing plant
the
covering not more- than
be
Authorized
Tucker,
tures
May
on
succeeds
and
The
is
transmitter
units
SEC
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Md., have been elected directors.—V.
:
^•more,
perhaps
the
most compact,
complete
system
yet
designed for
picking up and transmitting television pictures. It includes a 4-pound
camera
equipped with a novel electronic view-finder, and a 15-pound
dividend
Perkin-Elmer Corp., Norwalk, Conn.—Files With SEC
to
Harper
as
Hamilton, who is Chairman
business
which
of
new
Developed
ton,
business was commercial printing but
has engaged chiefly in the manufacture
continuous
known
which
company
modern
a
EFFECT
222.
p.
William
although the world sugar out¬
financial condition of the
earnings for this fiscal year are such
uncertain,
estimated
its
and
radical
able
Although the company will continue the printing work
developed by the predecessor its principal activity will be the develop¬
ment
and
manufacture
of
the
"Perfelope"
and
other
continuous
The
GIVING
Meacham, President of Simonds
J
non-dumulative.
operated -under
line
commercial
184,
adopted.
was
......
stock
(F. C.)
with the SEC
that
determined
continues
1956.—V.
functions
machines.
is
1956,
,
this time. The board has accordingly declared a dividend
share payable on Sept. 1,
1956 to stockholders of record
a
more
company
thereof.
promoter
of
a
in
the
proprietorship until its incorporation.
years
invention,
the
envelope form
$1
A
by the company
in
1961, at a price of $2 50
unincorporated
an
Treasurer
principal
predecessor
Printing
Newark,
Predecess°r.
operated as a
The
Inc., was operated as a wholly o^ned subsidiary
of
acquisition until March 31, 1956. On March 28,
of. liquidation, ■ to take effect at the close of business
31,
Definitive
callable
acquired in 1S30 by William S.
Board
the
—V.
notification
Supplies,
,,
,
Radio Corp. of America—New TC Camera—
sum
upon
principal
Academy
1926
the
paid
company was incorporated in Delaware
maintains Its manufacturing
plant and
lts
in
of
retail. building
and
at
Aug.'15,
B
year
exceed
be
BUSINESS—The
and
class
paid
of
oustandlng class A shares shall have received
they shall participate, share and share alike,
class
part,
are
Cuba
dividend
a
be
the
class
The
preferential over
entitled to receive, in
per share plus all accrued dividends, if any.
The dividends upon the class A shares are
1956
letter
March
Common
,
have
directors
for
that
'
250,000 shs.
are
paid,
before
then
outstanding
distribution.
shares
they
shall
share
per-
dividend
a
that
dividend
class B shares.
such
a
wholesale
general
a
time
plan
CAPITALIZATION
Sugar Corp.—To Pay $1 Dividend—
Punta Alegre
The
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
cents)
common
shares
common
filed
17
in
*
look
i
•In addition,
stock purchase warrants have been granted for the
purchase of 25,000 shares of class A common stock at $1 per share
during the
12
months period
ended
June
1,
1957.
tThe
July
.
corporation
Authorized
A
on
Columbia,.'B. C.,
also a store and
is
for
CAPITALIZATION
tClass
company
a
on
2227.
p.
the
1956,
covering 60,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($5 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for the
acquisition of new properties; exploration and development; and work¬
ing capital.
vj-V-■1 -(;v:
v
■
;
The
183,
there
and
,
from
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Producers Fuel Co.,
Perfelope Manufacturing Co., Newark, Del.—Stock Of¬
fered—The company on July 17 offered publicly, with¬
out underwriting, 125,000 shares of class A common stdck
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
Cleveland.—V.
and
Anderson, S. C.,
C.,
S.
S. ,C.
is engaged
company
at
also located
Spartanburg,
C.,
In Seneca,
Construction
corporation on ;July 24 acquired the
Co., according to an announcement
Dallas
ham,
227
business and also handles plumbing, heating, electrical and
supplies and appliances.
In: December; -1955, the company : acquired all of
the outstanding
stock
of
Construction
Supplies,
Inc.,
at a
total
cost
of
$106,500.
Electric Service Manu¬
by T. M. Evans, Presi¬
dent. Electric Service manufactures electrical equipment for the utility
and
transportation industries
and for. heavy Industrial plants.
Electric Service's main oflice and plant are located In Philadelphia.
Sales offices are In New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Birming¬
Brownholst
is
are
other
facturing
stated that the company's Bay City subsidiary,
Corp., has Introduced a new line of rubber tired
cranes particularly suitable for use in the construction
of road bridges
and over-passes.—V. 184, p. 9.
Mr.
Industrial
for expansion
pay
materials
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Purchases Philadelphia Firm
Thds
.
road-'
be used to
to
are
organized July 5, 1945, in South Caro¬
Pendleton St., Greenville, S. C., where execu¬
was
located.
are
stores
Hill, S.
The
7
offered
are
address
warehouse
$72,000,000.
it
Its
Rock
corporation on July 10 filed .a letter of notification with thecovering 150,000 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $2 per share, through Lepow Securities Corp.-. The proceeds
to be used for machinery and working capital.
SEC
proceeds
,
offices
Branch
The
from
period
same
,
that the company's Denver subsidiary, "Quick-Way"
Co.,, had Just completed a far-reaching expansion pro¬
Shovel
that
gram
lina.
,
Popular Plastics Corp., East Northport, L. I., N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
pointed out
Truck
1603.
p.
tive
,'V:
Leopold D. Silberstein, President and Chairman of the Board, said
that the company's backlog of orders also set a new record, amounting
$59,479,000
181,
net
.
BUSINESS—Corporation
3/;,'
'
The company reports net wonting capital increased from $34,492,000
on
Dec.
31, 1955, to $36,404,000 on June 30, ,1956. In addition the
Juncf 30,
1956 statement shows $7,706,000 in
marketable securities
the
on
PROCEEDS—The
.
program.,
assets;
petroleum
Volume 184
Number 5555
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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20^5%"; "'cdnstjuctibni 9.2%T paper"'9".3% ; non-Canadian 15.5%. f
}
During- the year ended May 31, 1956, the Fund* purchased securities
with an^ aggregate
cost of S24,811,575
and sold securities- valued at
$13,469,275,—V.. 183,. p. 1371, ;
; . V '
Sonic
<
Seaboard Air Line RR^PartiaV Redemption—The
of
company-has
its
indenture
for redemption on
called
25-year 37/8%
under
sinking fund
dated
of
as
Seaboard
J.
P.
Morgan
&
Co.
:
•
-
•
overdue
and-other
(Mass.)—Stock
>
:
the
Offered—Jack¬
interest
'J-
to
are
and accounts
V,
*'
be
>
proceeds
used
to
GIVING
:
;/\
;
working
r;
EFFECT TO
;
,
$10(000
pay
payable;-and for
general. corporate. purposes..
%-t'. - CAPITALIZATION
.'.,1
J,
Common
According
capital-
will
~
u •
•
'-'.V, V Authorized
$ 1")-4^--Vv!.J; 400,000 shs.
-19,'
1948? (It
incorporated
was
in
Outstanding
Hhe
to
'the
reduction
which
was
apply
of
■-
loans
for
.2768.
p..
the
from
its
to
to
V.t.y >'•
sale
the
of
notes
line-of-credit
Aug.
primarily to develop, and then license
basis, equipment using high powered sound
The
With SEC—
liquid
sports
of
components
cars.
has
company
»work.—V.
;j
sluries
sludges
that
automatic
control
equipment
occur
automotive
V " :
:
.
and
■
w.
;
supercharger
'%
'
,s- ■,
;
($1
per
the
purchase
share),
Seton
/
without
tools
of
Hill
underwriting.
equipment;
The
and
College,
will
proceeds
inventory
and
be
";
.
This
for
Plan
184,
working
"
the
trustees,
and
.
Chicago and Edmond
into
bonds
is
to be
Stolft and
B.
supplemental
a
said
Illinois
indenture,
amended
National
Seton
whereby
Hill
Bank
This
College propose
trust indenture
the
Co.
of an estimated
of
to enter
application
an
will,' construct
Roemer
Works,
present
steel,
capacity
It
the
be
will
on
July
designed
Gross
6%
or
by
the
stainless
Henry
addition
will
and
second
a
expansion.
construction of
range expansion
and
these
facilities
modernization
is
another
the
in
step
announced
program
January, 1956 reported the launching of a
350,000 tons of open hearth ingot capacity
1,550,000 tons of open hearth and electric
the
was
enlargement
of
of
capacity
2,000,000 tons
Sharon
has
construction
United
tion
major
time,
it
will
company
with
the
California
P.
U.
Com¬
contract
Corp.
1958
to
It
and
is
to
financing
2902.
ended
1955.
to
and
June
Co.
sales
for
the
share
for
revenue
all
with
compared
Gross
If
contemplated
!
Board,
on
July
on
the
Corp.
subsidiaries
properties and certain
assets,
charges
months
12
stock
be
Southern
of
made
i
be
may
Sale, etc.—
announced
23
assets.
and
cash,
$43
American
and
The
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Sales & Income
Up—
Securities
Corp.,
(estimated
York,
New
at
$45
in
See
also
Sinclair
be
Houston,
N.
Y.
The
share),
proceeds
are
through
to
go
to
of
3
P'.
C.
Spencer,
plan has
aries
and
been
would
agreed
the
under
from
Southern
certain
and
terms
of
assets
proposed
Under
elude
the
that
number
a
.
trillion
of
feet
from
crude
gas
other
feet
of gas.
Other
assets
the
properties
liquid
United
amounts
would
be
company.
refinery
together
Sinclair
The
of
proposed plan
erties
would
ment
of
be
also
sold
contemplates
to
$65,000,000.
Sinclair
option
an
Atlantic
Oil
that
the
subject
to
Co.,
States,
one
Total
to
about
150
to
purchase
Ltd.
$4
at
domestic
million
per
3
cubic
less
to
gas
indebtedness
liquids
525
will
billion
"If
the
Southern
production
Mr.
Mr.
ican
cubic
feet.
for
Production
and
so
as
Canadian
21
million
fit
and
gas
prop¬
pay^
reserves
President
The
to
as
a
Special
Assistant.
is
a
Directors
the
of
the
Minute
Ford
Foundation, Chairman
Maid Corp.,
and
a
director
and
of
the
of Amer¬
of
been
a
inter-
and
establish¬
commercial
183,
Dr.
use
has
inter-city
as
agencies.—V.
1,
to
the
Sept.
on
to
dividends
totaling
declared
were
$6,000,000,
the
Chairman,
record
by
eerned
20
to
the
1236.
p.
$27,000,000 for
the directors on
the
of
the
on
of
dividend
about <$25.50
corporation.
stocx
company's
of
record
common
stock
the
of
stock
of
7.—V.
183,
It
will
and
issuea
out¬
quarterly
regular
record
preferred stock
Aug.
dividend
special
common
common
classes
stock
of
such
common
The
5%
price
first
surplus
1956.
two
shareholders
"SDX"
that
holders
on
on
special
a
current
company's
said
of Washington
will
7
Aug.
be
paid
2339.1
p.
the
of
Presbyterian Church in
America, Seattle, Wash.—Bonds Of¬
interest.
may
April
1,
thereafter.
valued
assist
at
!
be
proceeds
of
»
are
'
101%
consists
the
and
v•,
the
of
Presbyterian Chuches
in
engaged
expansion
''
■
'
and
mortgages
' V,'.
sale
accrued
100%,
at
of
TYivt ,7
;
from
the
at
thereafter
and
collateral
$2-,406,904.
various
redeemed
1961,
The
net
wnich
church
on
the
on
?•!•'
'
•
'
to
be
of
are
State
program.
or
interest
property
'>
i
bonds
in
interest
accrued
Washington
used
to
(
>
••-■
Talon, Inc. (& Subs.), Meadville, Pa.—Earnings Rise—
Six
Months
Ended
June
30—
*
sales
Profit
1956
Canadian
before
'm
147,347
134,702
90,143
$18,421,658
$16,918,925
1,111,791
2,149,485
-
income
for
$16,681,435
112,500
subsidiary
Income
Provision
1955
$18,174,456
-
from
income
Total
taxes——
income
taxes
659,000
1,078,000
$452,791
$1,071,485
$0.36
$0.91
T*
'
Net
Net
Trustee
of
which
regular quarterly cash dividends oi 30 cents per share
stock, and regular dividends on two classes of pre¬
bonds
Other
Board—
Eisenhower
well
as
applications,
association
press
profit
—V.
"i
profit
j_
—
share
per
183, p.
'
*
-
(on
class
A
and
B
stock)
1620.
,
Sugar
Quarterly Sales and Earnings Increased—
Substantial
ported
months
by
increases
Spencer
ended
amounted
June
in ..fourth
Chemical
30,
Co.
1956,
quarter
on
July
fourth
the
sales
24.
and
Net
quarter
earnings were re¬
sales in the three
in its fiscal year,
to $9,567,000 In the same quarter
of
1955. This Increase
was
largely the result of a higher volume of
sales of polyethylene, the plastic material which the company began
producing in 1955.
Net
income
in
the
quarter amounted to $1,948,000,
equivalent to
$1.60 per common share after preferred dividends, compared to $1,508,000, or $1.20 per common share In the 1955 quarter.—V. 183, p. 777.
to
$13,050,000,
Teton Oil & Minerals Co., Denver, Colo.—Stock Offered
—Columbia
offered
shares of
common
a
Co., also of Denver,
speculation"
stock
(par
an
on Jun£ 25
issue of 3,000,000
cent)
one
at
10 cents per
share.
compared
by
Securities
publicly "as
„
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
exploration *0f properties,
properties,
and
for
fcr
are
to be
acquisition
used
and
working
capital
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
to pay
for drilling and
exploration
other
of
general
additional
corporate
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
stock
(par
one
cent)
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
Common
'10,000,000 shs.
3,450,000 shs.
.
the
purchase
Co.
is
of
these
successful,
in
nicely
and
with
and
properties
crude
further
and
of
>
gas
strengthened,"
producing
p-resent
oil
Square D Co.—To Build New Plant—
properties
are
operations,
and
also
greatly enhance and round
Mr? Spencer added that ''the
-hold-interesting
future
possi¬
;
•Including
This
company will build a $3,000,000 electrical equipment plant on
29-acie
site
in Lexington,
Ky„ Gordon Patterson,
President; re¬
vealed
on
July 26.
One-third of the amount is for equipping the
a
,
150,000
will
?out the company's position in Canada."
pipeline^ and-refinery investments
p. 2696.
be
Sinclair's
acreage
assets
Sinclair's
operations will
"Southern's
domestic
properties
bilities.—V. 183,
barrels,
exploration
stated.
to
by
'
Refining Co., R. H. Macy & Co., Chase Manhattan Bank,
Gillette Safety Razor Co., and the American Express Co.
Such
increased
of
from
appointment
an
military
reception,
bonds
before
on
Brownlee
Board
or
plan
Spencer
located
the
be
accept
Presidential
than
production
on
July 24 announced the election of James F. Brown¬
lee of New York, a partner in
J. H; Whitney & Co., to its board of
directors
to fill
the vacancy
created by the resignation March. 1 of
William H. Jackson, also a J. H. Whitney & Co. partner, who resigned
company
of
dated June 1, 1956 and due
semi-annually
1, 1957 to April 1, 1971, inclusive, at 100% and
Net
Spencer Chemical Co.—Brownlee
This
business
trust
$1.59
2541.
p.
Stewart-
reception
facsimile
•:;
••
••
charged
of
Dividend
share.,
and
183,
"
bar¬
production payment, which would not be
financial obligation of Sinclair,
would
be
extin¬
guished.
plus interest,
over
an
estimated
10-year
period
by future
production from the domestic oil and gas properties, most of which
are
locted in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and
Mississippi.
In addition
to
the
$65,000,000
proceeds from
sale
of
the
production
payment,
Southern would receive in cash from Sinclair
approximately $42,500,000.
If
the plan becomes effective. Sinclair's
daily production of liquid
hydrocarbons will be immediately
increased
by approximately 5,000
barrels daily over and above the amounts
required to extinguish the
production payment.
Present estimates are that Sinclair's reserves of
an
be
accrued
596,226
$1.55
Expands
of
and
C.
4,087,469
common
stock
shareholders
$6,492,781
4,087,455
applicable to
in
184,
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on July 10
publicly offered $730,000 of 4V2% and 4%% collateral
5*132,717
$6,315,435
pfd.
and
Includes
and
military
or
special
the United States of
$7,089,007
stock...:..
—V.
daily
12,500
not
oil
reserved
a
5,382,900
$6,957,088
——
acquired by Sinclair include
350,000
in the United States, an interest in
acquire
Canadian
Income
641,653
accrued on
and
ago.—V.
fered—<B.
2,400,554
Shares
with
would
3,177,010
on
the
completion
year
division
entire
Industrial
was
Synod
42,842
taxes
and
Wright,
Sept,
on
$14,622,277
4
paid
Balance
12
undeveloped leases
undeveloped
leases,
reservations
and
prmits
aggregating
acres, a 40% stock ownership in a
recently constructed
near St. Paul,
Minn., with a capacity of 25,000 barrels daily
shares
47,793
$15,516,998
stocks.
in-r,
gross
Sinclair
850.000
1,708
$1,081,661
:
Federal
by
amounting to
to $21,000,000 at
distributed
I
$14,579,435
outstanding at end of period..—
Earnings per share..————
conditions,
minority stock interests in several crude oil pipelines
connecting the refinery with Southern's producing fields in Saskatche¬
wan.
for
double
■
Regular dividends
Aetna
1,257
Income
Dividends
Canadian
5,000,000
H.
The
Net
reserves,
and
hydrocarbons,
$15,469,205
both
Aug. 7,
dividend of 30 cents per share
will also be paid on
Sept. 20.
oil
/'■
which
of
acres
in
reserves
various
and
$1,079,953
deductions
Provision
subsidi¬
crude
approximately
of
the
oil
Income
a
for
a
transmission
the
company,
.
,
proposed plan the assets to be acquired by
million barrels of domestic liquid
hydrocarbon
barrels
of
Canadian crude
reserves/
and
cubic
of
general,
Sinclair
Inc.
by
the
production
net
in
again
selling
$1,343,758
income..
of
electronics
of
declared in the
distribution since 1947.
standing
/
37
million
rels
Co.,
owned
purchase would be subject to
Including approval of Southern's stockholders.,
!
which
Production
other
$1,342,501
income.
Gross
July 23 announced that,
on
upon
purchase
properties
gas
The
President,
income...
oper.
will
scheduled
facsimile
commercial
Cardwell
96,313
common
from Oct.
Net
Other
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Proposed Expansion—
c
<
period
the
development
stock,
amounting
share,
C.
per
cash
addition
the
on
ferred
the
payment,
Inc.,
$2,375
Is
capacity
transmission
government
company's
20.
'
'
In
.
corresponding
York.
Sunray Mid-Continfent Oil Co.—Stock Dividend-
July
,
the
New
Electronics
facsimile
by
Regular
stockholders—V. 181, p. 2933.
*
company reports consolidated; net income of
$2,840,545 for the
six months ended June 30, 1956 after all
charges, including provision
for Federal and Canadian taxes on income. These
results compare with
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Gross Earns. Upconsolidated net income of $1,965,630 for the first half
of 1955.
On a
period End. June 30—
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—-1955
per share basis net income rose from $3.95 in the 1955 six
months to
Operating
revenues.,*.-$3,246,921
$2,836,337 $37,592,533 $35,071,744
,$5.72 in the first half of 1956.
b; v
1 7
"Operating expenses, etc.
1,904,420
1,756,384
22,123.328
20,492,309
Net sales for the first six months of the
current year amounted
to
in
bank
—
„
This
$22,189,133
of
Corp.—Electronics Division
both
■'■■■
the
corporation on July 13 filed two letters of notification with the
20,500 shares of common stock
(par
10 cents)
to be
market
Bank
an
exten¬
its
investors through arrangements made
by Eastman, Dil¬
lon & Co., it was announced on
July 23.—V. 183, p. 1798.
Chenery
covering
at
Hanover
of
.
Tex.—i
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
received
proposed
a
maturity
Suburban Propane Gas Co.
Debentures Sold Pri¬
vately—This corporation has sold $2,500,000 of 5% sink¬
ing fund debentures, due July? 1, 1971,' ta^institutional
Mr.
result
Houses,
which
.
Southern
Mr.
for
the
of
-".v
that
general terms of a
of Southern Produc-,
liquidating value of South-
outstanding,
would
be a $65,000,000 production
above.—V. 183, p. 2541,
Southwest
has
25,
to
the
completing an expansion which
company
had in Niagara Falls in
the
Electronics,
picture
of
and
would
Siegler Corp. has pur¬
stock of General Water Heater
July
respect
of
just
Stauffer's
Planned
for
use
ments
pursuant ta a plan for the complete:
subject to a number of conditions
contracts; the cdmpletion of financing
of
tax
rulings and the approval by
would
Oil Corp.
Oil.
'
is
program,
Cardwell
said.
major field
are
Sinclair
to
Staufier
facilities
new
apparatus
plant
other
Natural
the
time
quadruples
D.
facsimile
action
which
sale
the
period
year
Standard
announced
DeVore
3
per
shares
of
Stewart-Warner Electronics,
a
major producer of military and in¬
dustrial
communications,
radar
and
other
electronics
systems
and
equipments, plans to expand the development and production of fac¬
stock
offered
with
was
per share on the
Chenery estimated.
receipt, plus or
minus certain adjustments, of cash of approximately $60,500,000 after
debt retirement of about $47,000,000.
Included in the Sinclair trans¬
of
on
with
July
30, 1956,
$1,500,000 to The
of
the
The
Allen
'
proposed
three
a
Productions Corp., Piainvjlle, Conn.,
July 23 by Dr. Lloyd T. DeVore, General Manager
of Stewart-Warner Electronics.
\.In a cash transaction in New York on
July 24, Dr. DeVore said,
Stewart-Vv"arner Electronics acquired all facsimile assets of
the Cardwell
company,
as
well as Cardwell's license agreement
with Hogan
Laboratories, Inc., owner of the basic patents on electrolytic facsimile
systems.
it'-":'-': »;V
it
consisting principally of Southern Pro¬
Co., would 'be sold to Southern
the
The
Corp. The transaction was negotiated through William
R. Staats & Co.—V. 184, p. 262.
$29,679,916 compared
1955.—V. 183, p. 998.
1955.
The
Offshore
proposed plans are carried out,
-Production stock would be between
era
application
Corp., has entered the
equipment field,
with purchase
$28,307,487
the
183, p. 1797.
reached
been
Oil
in' The
would
over
subsidiary
a
announced
was
Stewart-Warner
an
$8,0(5,9<3,
was
1956 after
30,
Inc. below.—V,
of
has
gas
remaining
it
its
from
Stewart-Warner
$47,688,685,
income
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
stockholders.
Completed—The
common
oil
Gas
number
Acquisition
amounted
1955. .Net
common
liquidation of Southern and
including the preparation of
arrangements,
the obtaining
and
Siegler Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—The corpora¬
tion has placed privately, through William R. Staats &
Co., the $3,000,000 4%% promissory notes due Dec. 1,
1970, it was announced on July 24 (see also V. 184, p. 262).
chased the entire
per
Sinclair
interest
on
:
.
Warner
■
The
approximately
is
quarter
over
months
Chairman
to
SEC
'
'Stated.
Bridge
Division
of
unit will be in opera¬
the
crude
Natural
American
p.
10%,
June 30,
principle
sale
duction's
total
engineering
in
is
:
present
doubles
1957,
367,
p.
1956
Chenery,
Production's
'
design,
additional
183,
tion's
oi
Included
the
T.
employees
Oil
.
the
late
quarter of 1955.
12
on
the
263.
p.
early
-
proposed
open
boosted
the
expected
no
said.—V.
was
the
over
C.
add
to
capacity
furnace,
At
about
totaled $187,506,676, an increase of $21,208,831 or
gross revenue of $166,297,845 for the preceding year.—V. 184,
30,
with
expansion of Its Niagara Falls, N. Y. facilities for the manu¬
of
titanium
tetrachloride has been
announced
by this com¬
facture
announced.
was
1956 and 1957.
second
or
$3.36
or
share
per
agreement
in
company
steel,
it
Southern Production Co., Inc.—Proposed
hearth furnaces
completion of the open
be
for
the
of
Utah
pany.
The
addition, say company executives,
plant's capacity for the titanium chemical.
long-
44-inch
new
tnen
furnace
*
the
facility
Steel
January,
this
at
the
a
program
Jp,jitsA
three
year.
the
of
States
by
of
per
awarded
for
statement
Another
simile
the com¬
by
the
to a capacity of 250 tons each.
With the
hearth furnaces and the addition of the electric
ingot
in
See Southern Production Co.,
nearly a year, ago.
Following the announcement of the construction
blooming mill to cost- approximately $13,500,000,
program
1956,
Southern Natural Gas
furnace
pany
the
the
second
$30,721,732
13%
future
The
in
income
V. p. 2G3.
high alloy
Chairman.
Roemer,
of
the
fended June
fur¬
double
for
revenue
over
$3.10
or
electric
which
Pa.,
produce
20,
for
$6,000,009
Farrell,
to
company
disclosed
was
Construction
for
of
modern
a
5,
$250,000,000
increase of $4,361,225,
.
was
This" corporation
shop : at its
Indebtedness
Plant—
reported for the second quarter of last year, according to Harold
Quinton, President. •
securing
account
;;
year
184,
Financing—
shares
to
registration
1956.
granting
one
loan
Net income for the second quarter of 1956, after
provision for divi¬
on
all classes of preferred and preference
stocks, was equal to
87 cents
per share on
7,522.726 shares of common stock outstanding
at June 30, 1956.
This compares with 85 cents per share on 7,423,942
Corp.—To Increase Plant Capacity—
nace
assem-
.
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Redoubles Titanium Chemical
Sept.
on
for
dends
Net
Steel
regional
2696.
by
the
1,
—V.
registration statement covering the proposed issue will be filed
with the Securities & Exchange Commission in
Washington.
from
the
bond
issue
will
help
finance
the
company's
continuing construction program which will involve the expenditure
532.
Sharon
rate
order
sion
The
permit the release from the lien of the
indenture of portions of the lands now
subject thereto upon compliance
with the terms and conditions of the indenture as so
amended.—V. 177,
p.
smaller
p.
(Indiana)—Registers With SEC—
a
3058.
corporation,
SEC
;
shortly
capital.
Trust
&
interest
p.
v
filed
company
for
Aug.
fol
pas¬
»3 Proceeds
Chicago—To Amend Indenture—■
Continental
two
183,
Standard Shares, Inc.-—To Extend Bank Loan—
Investment
Subject to the approval of the holders of at least- 66% % in princi- ■>
paramount of outstanding first mortgage serial bonds dated Jan. 1,1953,
and
Denver.—V.
j
no
10.
p.
Trustee
beginlnng
on July
26 for authority to offer at competitive bidding first
refunding mortgage bonds in an amount not to exceed $40,000,000.
banking groups will be invited to bid on both the price
and
for
used
controls,
and
filed
company
—V.; 183,
in
.
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans
<
The corporation on July 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 204,000 shares of common stock of which 79,000 shares are
subject to an offer of rescission. The shares are to be offered at. par
electrical
Atlanta
23,
1956, covering
$1,108,000
of
Participations
in. its
Thrift
Plan for Employees of Utah Oil
Refining Co, and subsidiary company,
together with 18,352 shares of Standard Oil.
capital stock, being the
estimated number
of
such
shares which
may, be
purchased
mission
Alexandria;. Va.—-Files
Servonics, Inc.,
in
July
to
manufacturing plant.
It; occupies the fourth 5
floor, approximately 7,000 square feet, at 15 Chardon Street,
Boston,
Mass.,, where it maintains offices, drafting room, stock room, and
space
and
facilities
lor
research,
experimental,
test, *and
assembly
Selas Corp.
of America—Private Placement—Direct ;
placement of the $1,105,000 first mortgage 5% serial
bonds, due 1956-1971, inclusive, with Jefferson Standard !
Life Insurance Co. and Pilot Life Insurance Co., through
Eastman, Dillon & Co. See also V. 183, p. 2696.; ; y -
and
and
senger
"
'
solid
mining and chemical industries,
heavy-duty electric motors, and an
banks ''
and to purchase
b- '-
'
plants
This
on
formed
was
-the
borrowers
■>
''
r
■
incurred
183,
proceeds
indebtedness
current
originally
receivables.—V.
the
Mr.
building
for
Standard Oil Co.
149,053 shs.
Massachusetts
■
will
to
mass-produce
bly
has sold to the Equitable Life Assurance So- :
fothers on a royalty
or
ciety of the United States $5,000,000 of 4% promissory ! vibration for a number of industrial applications.
Since
its organization
the company, has been engaged chiefly in
notes, due Sept. 1, 1969, under an agreement signed in ;
developing a Vibrating refiner for use in paper mills, a high intensity
May.> Prior to Nov. 15, 1956, Equitable will take down ; sound geenrator for smoke
collecting applications, a sound generator
an additional $5,000,000 of these notes. The
financing was ; for underground exploration for oil, and. certain developments that
are
neither "sonic", nor vibratory, such as
equipment for separating
arranged by The First Boston Corp.:. ..... ;
company
pilot
operations in the same city and has
for the assembly of-special panelregional markets.
Patterson, the Lexington plant is included in
switchboards
FINANCING
'"r"
stock' (par
BUSINESS—Corporation
;
company
The
and
Square D's $9,000,000 expansion program announced in
February. As
part, of"the same program/the company has
previously-announced a
major new facility being built in suburban
Milwaukee,
Wis.; which
short
••
,
.
PRESENT
launching
12,500 square foot
a
boards
'
;
is
company
leased
,
*
-y': ' '
Privately—The
best efforts basis.
a
terms,
-■
•
Co.—Notes -Placed
Finance
1956, $1,400,000
Corp.
PROCEEDS—The.net
debentures due Sept. 1, 1977; issued
1, 1952.
Payment, at 1007» plus
interest, will be made at the office of
Incorporated, New York 8, N. Y.—V. 184, p.. 10.
on
V-' {.* j
Sept.
accrued
-
i«v
Sept.
Research
son &
Co., Inc., Boston, Mass., on July 6 publicly offered
^90,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $2 per share
11
square
machinery,"
f
foot
Mr.
facility
Patterson
with
stated.
Square^ D's schedule ~<r?.Ils Tor
the
"most
modern,
high-production
.
breaking ground to Lexington within
60
days and for completion of the project in one vear.* An Wal
requirement of several hundred employees Is anticipated.
Meanwhile,
500.000
50,000
shares
shares
reserved
for
reserved
for
warrants
to
option
be
issued
on
to
properties
and
underwriter.
"
organized
in Colorado on May 8,
1956, • for
the purpose,
among
others, of acquiring, exploring, and
developing
oil properties,
including producing wells.
The comP®;®y
has no operating history and no known oil or mineral reserves,
principal - business of the coihpany'since its inception has befen rae
BUSINESS—The
company
was
(Continued
on page
51)
-
\
12
(432)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Jiame of Company
~
Cornell
Dividend announcements
tables.
the
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
the
Then
dividends
Cosden
table in
second
which
show
we
the
(stock
Class
payments previ¬
B
Crown
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
i'X
I ,.y
class A
Cork
$2
( quar. K
-v *'
—
Seal
&
preferred
Co.,
common.:
(quar,).—
Metallic
Door
,
"
11- -thi
11-
Life
'
%
,
Per
"
Name o) Company
Holders
When
■
Share
Diamond
Ice
<fe
Coal,
9-14
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-24
%9- 1
8-24
Dictaphone Corp., common (increased).—..
$1.50
% ,4%'
preferred (quar.)—.1.—..—i.1 -*1
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final)
'illVzle
Payable of Rec.
Aluminum
Alloys,
$1.10 common preferred
Aeroquip
Air
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
.
10c
Produets
(quari)---————.--.^
preferred (quar.)
Allied
Wood
American Bank Note
6%
preferred
1
37'/2c
9-28
Steel Co.
Colortype
American
&
American
Gas
New
Home
American
Hospital
Power
Meter
Pipe
Class
A
Steel
Stock
Anaconda
Co.
The
Refining
(quar.)_«.«.
(quar,)____
Association
thorized
this
and
shares
Atlanta
West
&
Railway
to
split
its
non-cumulative
Point
preferred
Inc.
Four
Wheel
Drive
Fox
DeLuxe
9-25
y
Gair
V •/■..
(Robert)
Atlas
Plywood Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Houghton Fund "A" (from income)-—Ayshire Collieries (quar,)-—.--
$1
8-
8-10
*
6c
8-27
"
25c
9-21
-t
60c
—
9-30
Missouri
Bankers
Aroostook
Bond
America
Bankers
&
RR.
National
Stockholders
for-one
voted
split
Cigars
(A.
S.)
4%%
Bell
6
4.80%
9-
7
'•
Shoe,
at
Bros.
Bethlehem
4.25%
Bchn
on
a
new
i
37V2c
$5
•:
(quar.)_
Co
Motor
8-15
Muskogee
9-12
9-30
common
(quar.)..—.
9-
45c
Mutual
25c
Aluminum
'
5
Brass
&
*
preferred
Brillo
Mfg.
8-6
Power
Co.
preferred
50c
9-1
(quar.)_
(quar.
Brown
Sharpe
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Line
Castings,
preferred
Buck ,Hills
8- .8
$1.25
,
Bullock
Fund,
4%%
7-16
>
National
8-15
Bullock's
8-31
25c
Bros,
B
(quar.)—:
9-
4
8-15
-9-15
8-24
1
7-25
Hartford
8-
1
'7-25
,8-15
7-31
$1.50
—
15c
5c
IOC
^
9-1
5%
preferred
-
net
investment
»•
_______
(quar.)—————!.————..
50c
&
Sons
(quar.)—.
7VaC
Bldgs.-———————1-—12Vac
(quar.)
1——35c
9-
(quar.)
-
Electric
Power
(increased
1
6%
8-6
9-1
Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
Vinegars, Ltd.,
Fund, Inc.^—
(Quarterly from net investment' income/"
$32»/2c
9-20
8-20
8-15
Hudson
8-
1
Houston
3
Canadian
Canadian
Class
Ice
A
Machine, Ltd.,
—!.
Canadian
common
—
Ingersoll-Rand
$10c
.
110c
9-
1
8-10
10-1
9-14
9-14
Ltd.—
to
the
common
shares
on
S1.4L
"
*
a
•
^
Ceco
preferred
Steel
Central
(quar.)__
Products
40c
'
"
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre, new
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
NOTE;
ing
Stockholders
approved
the
$1.16
annual
split
v
-
4Va%
Unadilla
&
Common
Copper
Controller
Collins
&
(quar.)
(stock
of
Life
Insurance
Enterprises,
Ltd.
Telephone
Connecticut Power, $4.50%
8-21
Consolidated
Theatres,
Consumers Glass Co.,
Co.
1
Ltd., class A
Ltd. (quar.)
9-15
9-
8-
10-31
„
10c
*8-
13%c
8-
9-
4
8-20
9-
4
(quar.)f $1.093/i»
-9-
4
-'8-20
9-10
8-17
20c
-
50c
■
-
-
9-15
9-
•9-15,.
8-15
7-28
8-
6
9-
1
9-
8-1Q
32c
9-
8-10
9-
2%
1_—.$1
8-31
7
7-31
8-
1-
8-17
(Dallas )--
Co.
Light,,
9-30
12-31
$1.25
$1
(quar.)
35c
,
—...
.1
9-
1
9-26
July
11.
declared
split
A
1
also
dividend
five-for-one
100%
stock
effective
of
1V2
9-14
1
9-14
$1.08%
ef-
-
10-
1
9-14
".
11.
held
to
on
8-31
9-
1
7-31-
35c
8-
3
7-25
20c
(quar.)
9-10
8-15
7-31
9-
56%c
(quar.)
1
8-15
10c
9-14
Jahn
&
Oilier
5%
Joy
Mfg.
Co.
(I.
Koehring
Co,
9-1
8-1
$37V2c
8-31
7-31
8-30
8-15
proved
50c
9-
8-24
mon
7
N.
&
Northrup
a
at
C.)
(quar.U
:
7-31
*♦
holde-s
,V;
7-30
-~*62Vbc
10-
1
9-
7
$1.25
(quar.)
3
10-
1
9-
7
Ltd.
(quar.)
•
will
be
.Penn
Fruit
4.60%
Co.,
Pennsylvania
Utilities
Circle
"7-10
7-10
(quar.)-
$1.25
$1.50
Co.
83ic:
Co.
-
Co.—
annual
split
meeting
of
the
ap¬
com¬
8-11
.8-17
9-
1
8-15
4
4
7-25
7-17
8-25
7-17
Co.
preferred
class A
Gas
&
Co.
Tube
convertible
9-14
9-24
9-14
9-24
9-14
50c
9-
1
50c
(quar.)___.
9-
1
8-
17c
8-15
8-
_______
1
9-17
9-
4
7%e
8-15
7-31
30c
common
pfd.
preferred
9-
1
8-15
9-13
8-23
12%c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
31 Vic
;
Ltd—;
9-
1
8-15
J12J/2c
:
55c
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
7
8-16
com¬
a
dividend payment at this time.
Spring & Axle (quar.)
Rogers Corp., class A (quar.)
:_.
.
Rockwell
50c
pfd.
(ouar.)
at
this
7-23
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-19
$1.12y2
10-
8-17
8-30
1
9-10
30c
10-17
10-10
40c
7-30
7-24
time.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Paul Union Stockyards (quar.)
St.
(Continued
7-23
1
5c
omitted
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
8-
10c
*
9-10
90c
50c
-
payment
7-25
1
12V2c
Manufacturing Co.—
decided against declaring
common
8-10
8-
12%c
(quar.)-..
Co.,
8-30
(Dayton, Ohio)—
Directors
Haas
8-31
20c
50c
Brass—:
Rohm
9-20
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Mines,
(initial
1st
35c
Co.
8-15
.8-15
81.25
A
Reliable Fire Insurance Co.
Drug
8-15
25c
Mexico—
non-cum.
MacDonald
9-24
quar.)
(quar.
Co.,
2
12'Xc
62V2c
f
(quar.)
New
class
4%
8-
____X__j
Ranco, Inc, (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co., new
Co.,
7-31
8-15
quar.)_
of
preferred A
7-17
8-15
5c
,
62tie
(quar.).
Radiation, Inc.,
;
(quaf.)__l______^
(increased
Coke
Co.
;
(quar.)
(increased
9-25
20c
-
(quar.)
common
8%c
.
(quar.)_____.
Co.,
Common
1
9-10
9;
8%c
(monthly)
4%
preferred A
(quar.)
Royalties Management
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4V2%
8-30
2
Co.
2nd
&
3
9-
preferred
B
1
88-
3-
Corp.,
B
Class
8-
1
8-15
9-30
;
Common
5%
9-
9-30
Rubber
1st
&
8-20
,:8V3c
Tool
$2.50
'8-20
Co., common (quar.
:
45c
(quar.25c
Monthly
Poor
8-20
1
1
8-15
20c
1
8-15
,7-24
9-
50c
75c
8-
>
9-15
25c
quar.)
8
9-
100%
(quar.)_
(increased
.8-
1
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
Monthly
Polaroid
9-
7-31-
57V2c
(stock
8-15
i„:
25c
1
10-
8-15
20c
1
'
11-16
8-15
Electric
Glass
Plymouth
9-
7
8-17
1
10-15
(quar.)58V2c
Hopewell Gas Co.
Exploration Co._„
preferred
Plomb
12-
40c
(quar.)
9-
9-10
50c
$1.06%
X-..
—
(quar.)__
Co.
Manufacturing
Phoenix
•
30c
Investm't
Corp.
Cement
Philadelnhia
$1
8-15
7-94
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Petersburg &
Petroleum
w
7-24
com.
preferred
8-28
8-15
3
,9-14
(quar.)__
convertible
8-31
9-12
v8-
20c
„--X-X-X— X.'20c
common
preferred
•4.68%
9-10
8-31
3
8-25
de-
(quar.)____l_____________
9-27
55c
1
•8-
shareholders
class
J20c
17'tc
7
8-
-
—
(quar.)
:
%
of
mon
8-
9-
8-15
av
approxi-
Union
7-05%.
40c
two-for-one
stock.
8-15
25c
common
Mines,
the
Peaslee-Gaulbert
Rheem
5c
(quar.)_
Stockholders
ordinary
the
to
shares.
of
<
to
amount
share
non-resident
Corp.,
Copper &
Reynolds
Metals
(quar.)
8-15
9-90
—40c
the
on
Co
Faterson Parchment Paper
Pearl
Brewing
Rexall
a
(quar.)
Gold
will
rate
Revere
be
on
Insurance
B.) Rubber
8-31
to
proposal 1
shares
Life
Lawghlin Steel,
preferred A (quar.)
Kerr-Addison
meeting
directors'
basis.
&
Kleinert
Leeds
a
Engraving Co.
(Greensboro,
,
on
a
outstanding
Standard
15c
—
the
at
4
8-r 5
Quarterly
vote
Sept. 15
split
two-for-one
$i3c
•
(quar.)
will
8-15
1
9-
$1
:45c
70c
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
Manufacturing
$1.25
6
8-15
52 Vic
preferred
Pacolet
Reeves
8-
9-1
;•
...
(quar.)—Co., common (quar.)w-.
preferred
(quar.),
X-i.
$5
;
An
8-15
$1
(quar.)-.-
Paper
Reading
Reading
also
was
i 9- 4
(increased)
com.
B
9'
i
J 9-
9-18
$2,19
National
8-
10-
1 y2 c
Stockholders
the
Public Service
10-
!
:
Service
Service,
per
Africa
at
Portland
dividend
July
cents
South
8
8-24
9-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
8-
$1.10
,
;
8-15
82V2c
...
!
iquar.)
$2.79
4%%
9-15"
12-15
Corp.—
was
which
.the
Class
(quar.)._
common-
shares
..,.,.5%.
7V2c
9-1
15c
-8-13
Oxford
8-10
8-20
8-10
>
: 8-16
1
s
(quar.)_>
pfd.
Plin Mathleson Chemical Corp.,
8-10
dividend)
7-23
9-10
9-
$2.50
V
I
8-
37V2c
(s-a)
(quar.)—;
Pharmacal
Class
8-10
35%c
50c
pfd.
S-10
Pheoll
9-
8-31
8-15
Perfect
8-20
1 8-15
?
8-15
Permanente
9-10
8-17
9-10
9-15
1
7-28
:
3
I
8-6
'
3
8-
9-1
50c
<:
8-
•
1
8-20
—-
.
3
8-
1
20c
Co.__
s
1
9-
9-
8-15
12 %c
•
-
Co.
Public
'
1
1-
8-15
1
9.
$1.12V2
(quar.)__
A
.
Bancorporation,
35c
(accumulative)
Silver
Gas
"9-
$4
(s-a)____
Indiana
Public
$1.50
i
Insurance
8-20
8-10
9-
Old
7-13
7-13
$10c
—,—
class
Co.,
Insurance
tax
8-15
1"
9-
$15c
,
iquar.)—$15c
ff"*"" *.ducted
-8-10
1
v
15c
preferred
of
10-10
9-1
9-
;
non-cum.
Cement,
mately
\
-70c.
8-20
1
9-15
9-
•
8
48%c
declared
4
$15c
(increased)
Corp. (quar.)
(Pa.) (quar.)
Water
(Maine)
Cooper-Bessemer
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/Corp. (quar.)
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
■
8-30
9-
50c
Co.
preferred
8-31
-
,
stock
.fective
Jones
Electrodynamics (quar.)
Consumers
9-15
(Boston)
Consolidated
,15c
$1.05%
$1.31 V\
•
8
of Central America—
preferred
Jefferson'
—
Com mon wealth Natural Gas
8-
62Vac
<
CO;_i——•■
(quar.)..
7
America—
Quarterly
Combined
9-
25c
Colombian' National
8-31
9-10
9-
25c
(quar.)
,.25c
$1.12%
8-24
.8-24
8-20
(quar.)__l
...9-20
87VaC
(quar.)
7-30
9.25
i5C
Co.
9-28
8
9-24
9-10
31 %c
'quar.)—.——
common
preferred
$5
1
10-15
15c
(quar.)___
•
r>
(quar,)—
Rys.
&
Common-
7-30
8-15
25c
Corp.—
Quarterly-
Commonwealth
8-15
8-
$1
27%c
preferred
,'8-15
Jaeger Machine Co.—
*
9-
1
(Canadai, Ltd.—
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
20
shillings per share
8-31/
9-14
quar.)_!.—__
preferred
initial
$i
8-2
preferred
8-31
9--11
preferred
Norwich
3
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
30c
8-13
5%%
,'9-15
9-10
7V2c
Jacksonville
Corp.—
8-
4%%.
„
9-20
20c
(
:8-
1
9-14
-(quar.)————H'
Corp.—
—
Fowor
was
(quar.)_—
Insurance
pfd.
Material
Fidelity
preferred
4.35%$
9-10
8-20
8-15
8-31
8-15
50c
Northwestern
7-27
$1
-
—
(quar;)——j.*
preferred
4.40%'
8-10
1
9-10
9-12
•
(quar,)—
B
4.20%
11c,
(quar,)..—i—
9-14
1
9-10
40c
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
American
Northwest
15c
,
"
the
Co
Aikman
Colonial Life
1
9-
30c
-preferred
Chile
10-
.
(quar.)
Clark
Iowa
9-14.
10-
15c
Telephone
5%
9-14"
.
meet-
Channir.g Corp. (quar.)
Chf nango
1
30c
(initial)
10-
$1.16
:
—
3.90%
2nd
»
9-10
62V2c
%
...
Paper
Co.
International
$2
8-10
.
8-17
...
Service
Inc.
'
$1.12'/a
—
com.
A
3.30%
10-1
10-
9-29
Ry.—
(quar.)
Co.,
iquar.).
Northeastern Water
,8-31
(quar.)———
(quar.)—
'.
treducetf—I
preferred
International
3
■
$1.19
proposal to
two-for-one.
a
shares
common
at
8-
'
$1.04
4.15%
:
(quar.)_._
Quarterly
8-15
8-15
8-10
Quarterly
Corp.—
preferred, (quar.)-,-^
—'
preferred-B
Steel
Dock
News
Class
,i8-10
8-10
...
Quarterly
8-15
1
3
8-31
-
Louis
preferred
$4.50
York
8-23
'
8-24
:
8-24
8-15
9-
6
8-
10c
&
Steel Castings
(quar,);
Storage Warehouse
l'_
Jersey Zinc Co.
North
2
9-14
'•
'8-24
9-
7-27*
8-15
8-
1
40c
Malleable
V Newport
9-14
9-30
preferred A-^ (quar.>!.-£31V4C
Hugoton Gas Trust (Kansas)
(units)
■
18c
7-27;
8-31
30c
Soya
r
8-31
56%c
Co. (quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service Co.—
Finance
convertible
Bedford
8- 2
8-
9-10
A
(quar.)—31V2c
preferred
(quar.)—.
35V4C
International
8-15
f
9-17
class
2nd
■4
30c
(quar.)
&
•
4%%
1
1
50c
5%
Inland
y
three-for-one basis.
•' ' "
Canadian Utilities. Ltd., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)—
$$1.06
5% preferred (quar.)
'
—_——'
J "" $$1.25
Carrier Corp., common
(quar.)
GOc
1
1
•
New
8-23
8-20
9r30
Hydrometals,
;•<...
Stockholders will vote at a special
meeting
to
be held
On
Aug! 13 on a directors'
proposal
Co.
5.70%
1
6
99-
Inc
preferred
New
-
9-10
..
12V2c
(quar.)——.
Field
Pulp
5.12%
10-
-
$20c
—
Co.,
Oil
Common
'
-
9•; 9-
10c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_„_%
convertible
Hubfnger
9-
$20c
—
Refractories
preferred A
Public-
19c
Canada Cement Co.,
j
Co., common (quar.)
ii..—%
30c
pre/erred
(quar.)
——i—
.'•-12Vac
(George A.) & Co'.; commcn (quar.)
,62'/2c
5%
Horrnel
-%
9-15
Homasote
8-15
quar.).
Canada
-
•
RR.
Light,
Housatonic
California
2
(quar.)..
preferred
$4.37Va
1
V 9-25
$30c
preferred
8-13
9-1
8-
$1
(quar.)——
Gypsum,
Northern
Heywood-Wakefieid
8-31
9-15
9-
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)—
8-9 "
9-1
.'
P.)
8-15
50c
Fund,
New
—
/'-
■
,7-13
1
Brothers
Northern
(s-a)
Elec.
3Va%
(From
Neisner
35c
,
Hemenway Furniture,, common (quar.)—z.f"
•5V2%
convertible" preferred (quar,)——U""
Heyden Chemical, common (quar.)_._—
.
'8-15 *
8-25
8-3
1
9-
fl8%c
;
National
8-23
————5%
Harbison-Walker
8-
-j
7-20
8-20
8
Co., class
(quar.).—.
8-17
National
1
5
9-11
8-31
Oil
30c
rj--'
common
(reduced
(quar.)
cents
a-
Water
4
60
7-20
9-
(quar.)—2.—— ^
50c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
' 25c
Watch,
common
Iquar.)..
—35c
Hancock
'
8-
convertible
Class
;
1
;
common
9-
Terminal
Butler
-4%
8-
-
convertible
A
50c
(quar.)
quar.),
(J.
cents
Hamilton
.
8-15
'
7-18
1*
8-31
40c
Extra
8-15
9-17
Gas
30c
——
_____
Inc.
Burroughs
8-1
■
2
$1.25
Drug & Chemical
Common
'9-1
9-14
Consumer
Hamilton
8-1
;
8-
25c
(quar.)_
common
Products,
preferred
8-24
Ohio
&
Uackensack
Ltd.—
iIncreased
income)
60
9-10
9-1
35c
•>
(quar.)„
convertible
15c
v.
-
...—_
(quar,)
Corp. (quar.)
Co., 4.64% preferred
Guardian
9-1S
9-1
1
2
$$1.19
National Cash Register (quar.)_.
National Container Corp., common
25c
Brick
9-17
1
<N. Y.)
Power
10-10
$3
■
(quar.)
:
Machine
(quar.)„————
&
10-
15c "
Falls
Die
Oil
Gulf
$1.10
(quar.)-
Pipe
Steel
Interstate
Mobile
Gulf
1
8-4
'8-4
1
••
(quar.)i_
A
62Vic
Telecasting
Gulf
Gulf
$1.10
_
—
Co.
10-
98-
8-
1
8-15
8-15
St.
Copper.—t5Qc
Fire
'dividend
Class
—
preferred series B (quar.)_^„
Brooklyn Garden Apartments .(s-a)————
Rubber
Gross
Ltd.—
$$1.50
Corp-
Co.
Investment
10c
;
—...—-.2^
—
Industries
Stock
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Railway Co. (quar.)
P.)
9-
9-15
Wheel
35c
%•••'"
:
B
Cananea
9-14
9-1
—40c
common
1
J25c
_-__X
(quar.)-
10-
J12V2c
—
4.40%
Bush
9-1
$2
———-L.—,
(quar.)—
Co.
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
:
8-10
*
B-—
—
(A.
Gregory
8-
8-15
37V2c
(quar.)__
National Distillers
30c
Pacific Tea CO;, common,
% • $1
-(quar,)...—y,;.$1.75'
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.).
$40c
&
Northern
Greene
8-10
$1.06%
Ltd.,- class
Brazilian Traction Light &
:: 6%
6%
Green
6
8-15
1
9-1
Corp._________
(quar.)
Buell
8-
4
8-15
Corp.,
Racing class
Chattanooga &
Quarterly
:
8-10
10-10
9"!
'
Paper
preferred
9-
$2
LX \
Cordage,
A
Buckeye
Buckeye
Great
$1.06%
_
9-15
j-25c
$1.37%
common
Co,, Ltd., com.
Narragansett
•
11-10
50%%
(quar.)
Indemnity
preferred
Lakes
$1.20
8-30
8-15
Atlantic
,7%;-
25c".'.9-
—
8-14
.8-24
Nashville,
7
9-
9-7
*
11-10
75c
%
——
;
quar.)
American
Great
->
9-14%
$1.18%
—
(quar.)—
Class
Brown
y;,...'
..
Valley Gas & Electric—
Brantford
4
25c
—
(quar.)—
Great
.
4\':"'I'
X V,
y
*
——
'
'
,
^
(quar.)
Bag
;S
v
'■
(quar.)__-_i_L-.--_----._.
&
preferred
2-1
9-30
$1.12%
Products
(quar.).
—
Glen-Gerry Shale Brick Corp., com.
6%
1st preferred (quar.
Government Employees Insurance—
Great
;
two-
(quar.)—
preferred
4.40%.
meet-
directors'
a
Steel
Blackstone
4
on
common
(Henry)
'
(quar.)—„
(initial)———
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(Increased
.;yX-1
5
1
2-15-57
1
9-1
75c
,
1
5%
9-28
7-21
8-24
9-15
1
30c
:
:
9-
8-
75c V ;V 9-
Gerber
-
,:V;.-
■■
:
special
a
common
4%%" preferred
Beniis
•.
on
9-11
7-31
9-14
'
•9-
Motor Finance
Telephone (Pa.), $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
5Gc
Telephone Co.'of-Wisconsin— ': : / • V, ■! ,":
preferred (quar.)—
....
—$1-25
General Waterworks Corp., 5% pfd,
(quar.)
$1.25
;5.10%'-:. ..preferred]:;(quar..)i^-,^—.i.-—'ij:'-,;.$1.27I/21'
•
7-20
9-10
9-11
9-25
$1,25
1
$5
7-27
;f.
,
•
common
Co.,
8- 1
■
(quar.)—
Howell
8-3
G2>/2c,
Co.—
1
9-25
(quar.)_>—34c
common
9-
General
9-6
.
10-
8-
9-15
Telephone (Cal.), 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
22V2e
Genera) Telephone Co. of the Northwest—' V*
7-30 %
of
10c
Aug. 30
on
preferred
&
Co.
9-10 «"
$1.25
25c
5%
dividend
8-
approval
of
a
fivethe capital shares ef¬
in
ing to be held
-Beck
-
(quar.)
Insurance
proposal to split the
"for-one basis.'
"
Bayuk
Guaranty
Corp.
Life
fective July 20.
1
Barker Brothers Corp'.—
Stockholders will vote
'
(quar,)-
————
Commercial
Bankers
Co.
Mortgage
Utilities,
Morgan
General
Bangor &
9-10
1**1
4%%, preferred <quar.)_™„».
Morrison-Knudsen (quarh
*
8
8-
10-
10%
5%
preferred
Monsanto Chemical
1
8-1
7;
9-14
"!"•
87V2c
(quar.$1
'
8-15
1
8-22
1
;
8-15
dividend)—
10-
15c
10-
".
(quar.)
8-"T
General
7-25
1
31%c
Axe
40c
'
(quar.)
8-15
(quar,)
7-31
dividend
preferred
8-25
(increased)—......
common
Dynamics
Stock
"
5%
20c
(quar,
Co.
Co.,
Foods,
General
basis.
RR
Co.
convertible
.
.
(stock
A
8-31
.»
20c
'
^ 8- 1
—
Sulphur
General
%
:
/_■'
Sales
(George A.)
4%%
com-
class
Co.,
action
no
8-15
'
8-30
-
8-15
(quar.)_^_.___L.._.^
%
—.
j
9-14
*
au¬
preferred
Auto
>8-17
Common
Stock
8-
9-11
65c
: %,
50c
••$1'
8-15
.
Fuller
9-15
-
Beer
—
30c
preferred
$1.15
$1.18%
—_
dividend
Freeport
8-31
:
1
(quar.)
9-10
'
took
%
8-24
(quar.)___
8-15
>
—
Co.
$1
(quar.)—...
Mart,
Stock
10- 1
9-15
10-
Co.—
Commission
five-for-one
a
(quar,)
$1.16%
Fe
company
5%
on
f$1.13%
31c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9
8-24
40c ;
(quar.)
preferred
8-
9-10
>
2
Mississippi
9
9- 1
; 9- 7
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)..—
preferred
8-
I
(quar.)
pfd.
i
8-
paym't at company meeting on July 23.)
Valley Public Service—
9-21
1
8-20
60c
i i:
—_.
(Directors
8-21
9-10
; 10-
8-15
37'/2c
(quar.)Li
Co.
3
8-
%;
Midland Oil Corp.,'$1 conv.-pfd.
(quar.)
Minneapolis Moline Co., $5.50 1st pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
2nd
preferred
(quar.
8-22
Water
8-10
5
9-
)
;
,
Middlesex
40c
35c
—~
4%
;
30c
$3.50
9-10
'Michigan Central 'RR,. /(s-"a).-;-i%...™i..4,4"':X'.;' '".625
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)^_.^j_i. .>7$ 20c
7-30
-
Inc.—
% 4.75%
8-29
(quar.).—.
2nd
Co.
8-15
8-15
(quar-)
(quar.)_
8-31
9* 1
8-21
3c
Copper
7-30
'8-31
-
(quar.)„^™L„_i™_.^.%;
;
8-20
%
40c
(s-a)_________.i____.-i
preferred
8-11
>
;< % 25c
9-14
9-28
35c
30a
quar.)
common
8-15
35c
•
.
Inc.
Cement
Co.
Co.,
8-11
9-10
15c
,
Extra
2
8-
9-14
$5
-
.
(quar.)
Corp.
'"
25c V
?.
—_______
Power Corp.,
Food
8-6
"
—
Bearings,
-
$25c
:
4.60%
8-24
9-27
Stock
8-20
(quar.').—-
-
common
Co.
Miami
"■
quarterly
Bank
$1.50
-
Mfg.
convertible
$4
——.
40c
1
—___
Co.—
'initial
Portland
&
$3.50,
i
8-24
9-10
(quar.).——.——-—
&
r
Ry.—
4.40%
9-28
$1
Santa
First
Florida
•"
' 8- 3
:
Co.,
Co.
Morse
Increased
9- 1
9-14
Street
(s-a)
Products
Fairbanks
8-10
10-19
preferred
:
"25c
—;
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
9-1
-
5
(liquidating)^ $0.82104
_
Commerce
3
8- 3
9-1
8-31
60c
5%
7%
Evans
8-30
*
9-15
9-
75c
,,
____
8-
•
9-15
9-15
$1
&
1 r
8-15
30c
—-
Interstate
mon
9-
quar.)
(quar.
Investment
Emporiuin-Capwell
% %
a
Merck
5
L_
(quar.).„.
Telephone
Menasco
8-31
9-15
9-
8-15
r
1
60c
.
1
(quar,)____._____l._.
Robbins
&
9-
v(quar.)
Publishing
common
^•Medusa
8-31v
'9-15
New
Meadville
Manufacturing Co.
(increased
Massachusetts
Electronics
8-14
9-14
Bush
as
1
(.McKesson
Dunham
A.
Eddy Paper Corp
Electrographic Corp.
8-20
25c
preferred
Topeka &
Atchison
1
of. C.
1st preference A (accum.)—
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
8-10
9-
9-20
25c
(quar.)
com.
Anthes-Imperial Co.,. Ltd., $5.25 pfd.
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
common
4.65%
9-10
the
title
corporate
new
merger
6%
-
25c
(quar.)
Foundries
Turf
8-10
50c
dividend
American
9-10
.
$3.60
(quar.)_
Chemical,
Smelting
American
XXX;'-
.
(quar,
Seating
American
1
36c
(quar,
preferred
American
9-
30c
Co;■ (s-a)»_^_w
&
9-15
the
Co.
Eastern
6
30c
(quar,)
Construction
Potash
9-
9- 6
•
(monthly)
(quar.)
1
'
.
Supply
&
1
10-
20c
(quar.).
Products
American Indemnity
*'
25e- % 1025c
ifnitfal)—f
American
American
• •;
the
is
of
and
Co.
Duriron
8-15
8-15
75c
Electric—
&
American
(quar.)__
"
5
above
—
„
9-24
9-1
9-10
Industries
result
9-14
v
10-20
"
37 %C
.
(quar.)
Foreign
common
American
)_s.--_
Co,, common
The
.
______
< quar.
9- 4
Inc.—±.
(quar.)_.
75c
Dunham-Bush, Inc., common (initial——
15c
&%•;, preferred (quar.$1.25
9-14
9-14
(quar.)
American
10-
10-1
Corp.. common (quar.i--—^—
: 75c
preferred (quar,)__________.—$1
Cement
9-18
Fund,
.59-1
9-
(quar.)__
(quar.>___
Holders
When
t
Payable pf.Rec*
20c
-
Conveyer
McGraw-Hill
1
9-10
8-18
9- 5
,'
:•>
Mathews
9-10
Dresser
$1.05
8-
8-15
9-25
5%
$1.12'/2
'
Investment
10-10
Dixie
Co.
Co.
R.)
Corp.
Co.
Virginia
(quar.rl
-
■
$1.31 »/♦
...
(qukr.)...__.j_."_l.d_-_!.__L
'Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.)
8-24
10c
8-15
8-18
(P.
Macwhyte
9-141
10-30
Cup Co., common (increased)——, i
50c
preferred
(quar,)———.—— % 62Vac
4
5
Stores
4%
S4
(Alan)
Diversified
~
9-
9-
'?,$tl5
(quar. )___:
Alpha Portland
10-15
1
10c
quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60%
preferred'
Alan Wood Steel. See
Allied
11-
8-31
50c
v
< increased
com.
J
9-15
(qttar.27MjC
(quar.)_
Reduction
4.50%
(initial).,-
common
1
9-
.
Acme
of
Co.
Chemical
&
Marathon
(quar.)..
common
(quar.)i..
Lindsay
-
8-20
" 25c
$1.25
"'
preferred
5%
Libby,
Co.
Insurance
Lilly' (Eli)
.
■
&
preferred
Mallory
8-13
,
iSHdfe
San^'(quar.)i._"l^_L%i_*rj.ii_;%,.". - 50c
&
McNeill
5%%
10-15 "
8-31
(James)
Libby,
10-15
1
Per
.
Na,me of Company
'Lees
8-10
-
10c
50c
-
.....—
8-10
9-5
20c
—
(quar. >_
-
'
10c
,*
—
8-27
*
5
9-
•-
••
'{*■
9-10
'
T 100%
dividend)
(quar,)
Dahlstrom
....
Payable "of her
>.
^ V&5c
(quar:)———1
Products
Share
'
.1
r
L—^*50c
Crossett Co.,
„
a
Petroleum
■
.
Quarterly,
an¬
follow with
we
Paperboard
*■;
*.
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
Whin \ HoUUtr*
V-
DIVIDENDS
.
.
on page
46)
s.
Volume 184-Number 5555.. .The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(433)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Year 1955
Lowest
ZlVa Oct
107
;
13
,
Jan
111
/
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
f;
3
39% Feb
10
1
106 % Apr
I'.j
48% Jan
19
Feb
1
NEW
Highest
:
6
Jan
6
71
Aug 25
13% May 23
55% Jun
8
18
79
Aug 25
6o% Jun
76
16% Jan
7% Mar 23
27
25 % Jan
6
23% Sep
35% Sep
21% Oct
19
25% Nov
30
3
20
30
Jun
19
14
20
29% May 25
22% Jan 23
21
34% Sep
130'
Dec
20% Nov
1
30% Jan
4
12% Oct
14
15% Aug
24
77% Jan
27% Mar 14
Apr
17% Jun
41% Dec 21
Mar 15
157
Dec
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
2% Nov
29
6
Jan
20
3
109% Jan
18
Jan
JsPh
3
7% Jan
117
6
80
26
209% Jan
122
22
26% Mar 30
7
.
Aug
11
9
320
Mar 14
Jun
Jan
4
14 % Jan
117
134
11
Jun
Jan
18
112
7
20% Aug 26
141/2 Jun
8
20
106% Feb
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
63% Jun
98
7
133% Dec
110
Sep
6
2% Nov
125
15
109
Sep 23
88
Sep
82
39
May
/
17
30% Nov
82
Oct
14
105'A Jun
Oct
11
20% Jan
102
31
Jan
,
100
6
291/8 Jun
-
32
Nov
72
Nov
33% Jan
Jan
21
3
42% Dec
.
■*
9
150
25
39
7
19
>
64'
,
;i26
Jan
18
108
Jan
Jan
23
17
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
23% July 12
46% July 25
3
24
-48% Nov
24% Jan
20% Apr
115
5% Jun
30
,
35% Jan
18
59 7% Dec
7
91% Sep
48
„
106-
33~
IT
33% Dec
89
22
Jun
,•61
135 % Dec
21
19
lO
:
754
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
'
Nov
3
Jan
3
7 20%
/ 12% Aug 17 V 48
Jan
Dec
.
J'
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■
-
13 % May 2.8
;
35% May 28
86'
Jan 25
'
Can
43
36%
1
50
...
1..
No par
1
.
"
>
32 %
.
'*101
.
28 'A
..
23
3% Nov 21
28
5% Apr
1
Mar 30i
Nov
21
38
65
Jan
17
96 '•! Nov, 15 i
11 "
Jan
6
96% Jan
•j
13 Vs
26
13 % Dec
7
17 % Dec
103
Sep
23% Oct
88 % Nov
■27% Jan
104
\
/-
16
Aug
2;
16% Nov. 15
18% Dec
2
21
99
-04% Jan
«
Co
Corp
4%%
common
.
31% Sep
32
15
17
11
1
30
17.
6 K-VZ
.
Cable——No par
'.
No par
.57
,
,
;
.
*293/4
.y',31 %
Cyanamid Co
conv
*90
*
&
30%
47%
Foreign
Power—No par
Gas & Electric Co
10
Hawaiian SS Co
.10
24
•;
..40
6
60% Sep
27
38 % Apr
53% Mar
.28 % Feb
Jun
27% Jun
7
179% Jan
7y. May 25
3
16:
9% Jan
3
6
37% Feb
9
6
72% Apr 11
58% Sep 21
40% Mar 14
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
1
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
6
137% Jan
4
14% Jan
46
8% Oct
.
"
27
26% Jan
13
47
Jan
52% Jan
30% Jun
83
.
!
_
.
103
Sep
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
"3
For
7
,
"Z// 7
293/4:
"
44% Jan
36%
footnotes
136
13
..
Investment
4%%
5%%
Metal
Products
American
Motors
46%
American
Optical
Amer Rad
13
27
6
7%
.23%
15%
48% Mar
51;
/
&
7%
2
Std Sany
323/4
800
s
28 V4
65%
»'
?
200
66
22%
•
■
20
223/4
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113%
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s
15,200
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a
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,
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36
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10
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100
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common
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;
100
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;
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31 Va
31 Va
31 Va
36%
37%
36%
; 47%:
48 Va
48%
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213%
213%
20%
5.400
363%.
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10
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73%
29
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543%
i
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69% Jan
26
.
19
146
16
American
Mar 22
108
American
19
16% Jan
2
: Jan
16
8
75 Va Feb
27
84 % Apr
145 V4 Jan
51% Jan
7%
13
34% May 28
9
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3
26% Apr
5
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*
23
Jan
63% Feb
.
Jan
.
17
T®1 & Tel Co_
Tobacco
preferred
American
American
Preferred
5%%
American
..
36
*
102'
7
1
3
Feb
14
87% Mar 19
83
.
Anaconda
8
Mar 20
May 31
32% Jan
24.
42% Apr
Anaconda
107
Jan
2
43% Jwly 11
35% Mar 19
$4
;
79 Va
138
*14s/8
184 Va
79 Va
79%
14%
1833/4
79%
14%
'•
184 Va
79 Va
79 Va
1843%
137%
14%
183%
78%
'
140
793%
138%
1383/4
137%
36%
373%
36%
36%
35 3%
36
10%
10%
10%
10%
103%
10 Va
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27%
25
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•
78%
138
111,000
13,400
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27%"
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26 »/a
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26'/a
19 Va
19 3/a
19%
193%
793/4
77%
78%
77
78%
77%
78%
76%
75 3/a
76%
77'/a
79%
76 Va
40
40
40
40
39 Va
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105
77%
75%
76%
40
40
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105
27%
105
343/4
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28
28
.
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105
343%
343/4
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35 *
35
35
34'/a
39%
40 Va
40
42%
41V*
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28%
128%
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42
28%
23,400
10 V*
2,300
-
19
-
760
36 Va
10%
27%
39%
14
380
700
"
137%
35 »%
26%
393/4
—10
137
Va
18%
77%
Corp
138
26%
No par
-
Hocking Glass Corp—
♦102
137%
27%
,
78%
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21.80
79%
19SA
"19%
0.25
.
14 Va
184%
26 Va
,
Smelting—1
Cable
200
137%
14%
183 7%
'
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10 Va
25
&
Oil
137%
14%
•
1,900
97
"
138%
50
Copper Mining
•94
37%
Co
Anderson-Prichard
137
14'%
183%
97
10%
preferred
Andes
138
143/4.
184
*95
36%
series
Lead
138
143/4
94%
•
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25
Co
Anderson Clayton & Co
.
,
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com—_5
Corp
Common
12
40% Mar 13
25
•
183
100
series
Wire &
'
5
100
common
•
10
30 % May 28
26 y8 May 29
~
Zinc
Tobacco
Works
6%
Anchor
20
Viscose
Water
Preferred
.
137%
100
-
Sumatra
6%
27
May 28
23VsMarl3
1
Refining com—100
American
10% July 20
29
14
65
-
.
1.
Co
Sugar
preferred
American
27
.187 Va Feb
-
Stores
American
30
135% May 29
0
page
Jun
i
900
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30'/a
16%
'>4,200
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1
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200
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10
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100
10
16,400
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78
,
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1,120
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105
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29%
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25
preferred
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22
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July 24
;
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i
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47
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21
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.
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,-
15%
7
138
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59'/a Mar 20
32%
.
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> : "r. -45
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75
Feb
25
/
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,
5
Co
13 V»
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> • 22 % ;
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29%
.
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4
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1
100
Molasses Co.
News
Feb
111
convertible preferred——20-v.
American
503/4 May
Co of
preferred;
327/a Feb 29
178% Jun
23
Dec"~I
see
5%
138/
43%
57 V2
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i
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,
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138
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100
American Mach & Fdrv common—7
3.90% preferred100
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4
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87
Jun
Mar
-
129% Mar 26
j
50% May 23
Aug 26
Sep 21
110
25
16
40
23% Mar 30
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5
8% Jan
174
»
19
18
72
6
10
Apr
,
1
Amer Machine & Metals——No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd common-No par
16
8% Feb
•
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24
Jan
39 y4 Jan
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
6
Apr
*-
-
27
177
23
120
55% Nov 10
11% Jan 10
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
•
21
42
31
Nov
Feb
46% Jan
16
145
15
j.
28% July 26
153
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
20
Dec
Nov
20% Jan
21
130% Jan
'
8
8
56
22
147% Nov
13
62% Feb
58% Feb
100
12
172% Jan
Apr
Jun
,
com
convertible preferred;
40% Jan
.
*
k
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
11
29% Feb
172
.
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6% May 23
*
50 Ye Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr/
66%-May
-
8
20 y4 Jun
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29 % Jan
161% Jun
■-
6
34% Jun
•
43
21% Mar 14
28
30
18
2
30
'
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170
34% May
4
108
;Mar 16
6r/4 July 12
55% Jan 12
11
27
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Mar
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,
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23 Va
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American International Corp.
1
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9
1.22%
46 3/a
31;
Ice Co common,.—-No pfur
10,.j U 40%
223/4
45%
20% :• 7
Colortype Co.———10
American
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68 Va
30 Va
106% Feb
"
24% May 10
Jun
13% Jan
Jun
104 »
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28 V*
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102
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1
35 y8 Feb
•
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31%
July 9
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9
Jun
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•
400
>
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122
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1
12.50
Crystal Sugar com ill—10
prior preferred——
100
American
July 27 '
24%
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200
43,500
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,
102 Va
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30%
..
.
20
Radio
Col-
American
July 5
July 11
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7
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1
common—
&
Chicle
American
14% Mar 21
*85% July 24
;
Sep~13
1081
'
10% Jan
Oct
Jan
27
Oct" 25
44
141
j
157/8 May 25
f 41 % Mat 16
24% Mar 16
38
5
101 % May
24 Ya Feb
35% Apr -7'
18
27 /
31
6 Vs
11 Va Jan 30
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107% Feb "7 4
21
Z
-
84% Jan
>
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11
4
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,
'
105
13
20% Mar 14
8% Oct
Sep
3% Jan
33
139%
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63
V
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143%
44%
123% 124 %
3
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8,500
152
,
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112
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113 V4
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500
34 Va
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8,705
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27
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152
30
;
41,300
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123
100
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83
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46
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33 Va
102 Va
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141
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117
15 Va
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112Va 113%
64,
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463/4
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153/8
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7 193/4
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;
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&
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j
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131% Jan 12
;
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150
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20%
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179
.
19%
51 Va
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46 3/a
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7
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3 Va
160
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36
159
310 Va
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178
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51
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14 Va
48
47%
8,000
152
18
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34%
34%
50%
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Enka Corp
5
European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc——40c
5
23%
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par
American
13
16% Apr
-
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7
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233/4
27Va
•
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14%
193/4
117
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111%
113%
100
com
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112
49%
17%
14%
160
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5,800
34 Va
27
152
200
1
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'
23%
27 Vs
156
285
;
44%
115
15%
American Distilling. Co ——i.—_20f ■
American Encaustic
Tiling
1
;
45
115
—10
preferred
,/3%%
.
24% Apr
43%
1
100
preferred
Inc
Cable
American
447/b Mar 12
3
*145
233/4
72
173/s
33%
•
203/4
•
9%
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17%
33%
♦114%
,
83
9 3%
160
American
12
9%
300
preferred
American
.
19V4July27
.
9%
20
Corp—
Chain
1
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
v
17% Jan 10
.
9
153
8
;
14
193/4
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preferred.
American
6
Feb
114%
193/4
*81%
*235
common
American
9
Jan
77% Apr
29% Jun 21
,
!
37% Apr.
Theatres
7%
.
114%
83
:
American
-
20%
>
5.100
27 Va
-
181
*3Va
2,300
62%
72
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159
.
13%
62
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
,
3%
19%
19%
48%
181
400
13 Va
23%
./
153
♦155
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3Vs
207/s
21
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conv preferred-^—-100
Bank-Note commons
10
American
45% Jun 18
51% July 16
6.7
Jan
5
100
;
/
159
115%
*114%
18
America
49%
188
*155
'
3%
20%
cum
r
,
2
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18
"35% Jan
Sep 22
Mar 30
130
l':
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11
7% Mar 12
24 Y
13 % Jan
-
1
■
49 V« Apr
27
22% Jim
15
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Jan 23
126
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26
34
62% Feb
8
9
27 Ya May 15
*
89% Dec
20
.
9
17
■
Mar 15
42% Dec
Nov
■:/
3%
No par
convertible
47%
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100
—
of
47%
16,000
13%
17%
14 Va
,
1
preferred—
4%
14 Va
159
par.
July 25
14%
151
Shares
109
63
33 V8
:
17%
143/a
178
American Bosch Arma Corp
—2
Amer Brake Shoe Co com.—No
32% May 21
42% May
1
/
38 % Jan 27
:
■'"{ 54% Feb, 29 t :
: 27% Feb 21
6
100% Jan
27
Mar 14
12% Jan
3
46% Sep. 16
71% May
-
23'A Mar 17
27% Mar 14
-
Jan"
47
,
23
42 % Jun
3
38 % May 16
43% Aug 31
4%%
6%
17%.
14%
No par
Corp common—No
Petroleum
American
18
47%
100
American Bakeries Co com.—No
pnr
9
148
178
American Airlines common
3%-% convertible preferred—
9
70% Jan
•
*153
5
Co
27 Va
148
17%
33%
173/4
1
Dye_
Mfg
*27
'
*108%
62 Va
23%
27 Va 't 27 Vs
18%
the Week
41%
13%
.
14%
J
;
100
Amer Agricultural Chemical
26
31
:
&
27l/4
143
40 3/4
109
*69
17%
1
convertible preferred
Amer
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
"18% Jan
7
-
'
6%
Amerada
7
*
.'
22% Jan
Feb
27 V4
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)-;
Mar 19
36
May 28
39 % Jan
3
30
Jan
3
121% Mar 23
79 ' Jan
9
26% Mar 16
-
104.
Apr
17
23%
148
/
63%
33
41%
108
70
17%
/
Friday
July 27
403/4
13%/
70
233/4
_lo
convertible preferred
Aluminum
71
323/4
5
Aluminium Limited.,
Amalgamated Leather CO
13
*68 Va
17%
100
Alpha Portland Cement
July 17
3% Jan
July 27
16% Jan
14
107% Sep
>
July 11
V" 62%
23%
1
,
convertible
4.08%
63V4
323/8
;
preferred
3 y4 %
-
128% July 17
14
30% May 25
100% July 16
27% Mar 8
221/4 Mar 30
6
12
Jun
22% May 24
110%. Feb 14
ll
•
2
6
100
62
8
139'/2 Jun 13
Nov 14 ,; 36 " Sep 11
Feb
1
110
May 31
Jan
47
14
25% July 3
91% Jan 10
'
8
14% Jan
361/a
/
911/2 Feb 23
27 % Mar 15
05
99%- Feb
2% Jun
30
70
Feb
'
6
4
25% Jan
Mar 12
103 Va
13%
17%
Co
Allis-Chalmers
Mar 14
'
119% Sep 13
.-37/s Mar 29
;
5 >:
37% July 25
148
125
*107%
13%
23%
100
Mills
4%
8
:':M"34/:; Apr 17
23
Allied
108 Va
32%
Inc
Chemical
Kid
72- -'..
Sales for
Thursday
41%
i7Va
common
Industries
Allied
/
100
common
preferred
Allied Stores
19
*69
PRICES
July 26
40%
32 Va
.—
preferred A
$4 prior preferred conv
3
Jun
62%
1
5%%
Allied
4
Jun
;
62 Va
41 Va
23 Va
—
Vicksburg Ry
Inc
V4 %
Allen
23
97% Jan
20
61%
>
No par
;
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gfcd
9
4
36 % Apr
56% Jan
Corp—
Corp
Alleghany Corp
12
129% Apr
25% Jan
931/2 May 29
31% May 28
11
41
16
Jan
48% Jun
11
160% Apr
134% Apr
26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
-34
9
Apr
18 % Jan
■
22% May 29
331/8 Jun 22
July 22
94% Jan
7
48% July 25
117% Mar 27
14
19
122% July
6
25% Dec 30
51% Mar 14
4
May"**4
160
/
23
May 21
13 %
SALE
July 25
y
1
preferred
Aldens
r
Jan
40
7%
6
10% May
13%
-
HIGH
Wednesday
,
10
Co
I
23
7% Jan 23
,:13%
;
2.50
Co
&
:
108 %
No par
19
23% Feb
88% Jan
93
•
117% Jan
12
Inc
40 %
40%
*107 Va
25
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
Alco Products Inc common.
23% Mar 22
May 24
Stores
Tuesday
July 24
%
*107%
—50
Alabama
5
Jun
common
Air Reduction Inc common
4.50% pfd 1951 series-
16
19
24
Nov
8
40
100
.
Aeroquip Corp
Mar 14
4% Feb
81
30
104
July
163
-
3
..1
Inc
Express
Admiral
4
181
6
common
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
49% July 24
27
Steel
Adams-Miliis
3
15% May
1141/2 July 10
July 12
Jun
3
170
3
22% Jan
9
Jan
July
Acme
Adams
4
Monday
July 23
Par
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
July 27
"32% Jan'4
153
July 17
9
19% Jun
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
.
34 %
Industries
5%
29% May
8
36% Feb
136
Feb
155
11
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW AND
STOCK
Vending Corp
ACF
Jan
19% May 24
11% Apr 19
107
17% Oct
10
26 % July
2
108
Jan 19
9
ABC
67% Jan
6
YORK
Abbott Laboratories
4% preferred
14% Jan
18
Jan
I
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
IO91/2 Feb
46% Jan
53
f
STOCKS
;V
v
Highest
28
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Prerlene
13
*
16,600
•
-100
■'
■
i
14
(434)
NEW
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Yesr l»65
6% Jan
43% Feb
Jan
4
3
14
5
STOCK
A P W Products Co
6% Mar 19
18
YORK
31% July
3
24% May
55% Dec
9
39% Apr
5
Argo Oil
27% Mar
*
; 46% Feb
9
65% July 27
24
13% Jan
6
Dec
15% Feb
7
26 Vs Oct
11
35% Apr
28
29% Jan
18
96% Aug 30
102% Apr
22 ' Jan
19
94
9% Feb
17
May 12
18
19% Sep
29
6% Jun 14
3
Apr
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
5% Jun
C
13
Nov
28
26% Jun
11
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
Carpet
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
34%
34%
34%
34%.
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22
2x >a
4.4*
6i%
62 %
62 %
63%
63 %
64
66'A
64 Va
65%
42,200
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
64%
19%
19%
13 %
19
Va
19%
17,o00
32%
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
95%
96
♦95
66
19%
*18%
19%
1
Inc
Co
*97
:
6
Inc
2.50
25% Apr
27% Jan 10
Jun IS
30
5
Oil & Refining
Ashland
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
Jan
3
110% Jan
8
35
29% Feb 18
8
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
102
52% Feb
1
69
May 27
65
121% Jan
18
162
30
137
20
Apr
•„
5.25%
69% July 16
Jan 23
Dry
Goods
5%
5%
'27-i4
28
•3
18Va
17%
18 Va
17%
18
1 <%
17
29
29
29%
29'/a
29
32%
32%
*106% 107%
31%
31%
31%
*106%
107%
"106%
107%
10
67%
68%
67%
67%
161%
161%
162
32
173
23
Jan
Jun
58
62
15
5o-« Apr
Aug U
11 Va
27% Dec
13
101
4iy4 0ct
10
3
27%Jun
96 % Feb
1
8
43% Jan
27
9
20
35'/a Jan
30% Mar 13
8
Mar 17
Oct
30
13
Feb 27
101
53% Mar
63% May
32%
32%
10o%
106%
68 %
*08
167
40% Sep
34 % May 17
96% Sep
101 Va Apr
15
xl62 %
163%
162
32%
32%
32%
32%
9,200
57 %
57%
57
57
1,600
11 Va
11V2
11%
11%
400
1,400
5
44% May
94% July
6
99% Feb 20
5
20
10% May 28
18% Jun
1
13
Jun
17
47% Mar 14
Dec
68
July 18
16% Nov 16
18
Atlas
11% Jan
9
Austin
17% Feb
27
18
July
9
Nichols
prior
24
24
($1.20)
Avco Mlg
Co
29
29
28%
28'/a
29%
29'Va
100
100
*98%
IOOV2
*98 %
100%
29%
99
99
99
55%
56
58%
58%
' 59%
58 Va
59
57 %
58%
12,403
42%
42%
43%
41%
42%
30,100
95
95%
96
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42%'
42%
41%
96
95%
96%
94% "
it
80
9%
80%
5%
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16,800
9%
b
17%
23
23
2,900
72
700
17%
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23
23
23
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1,300
9%
9%
9%
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17%
1,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
43,100
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41%
*40%
41%
4A %
41%
200
5%
42
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9%
23
23
5%
5%
42%
(n>. .J
240
60
9% v'.: 9%
17%
9%
17%
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160
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82
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17%
22%
9%
17%
9%
1
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80
9%
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23
23
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79%
%
9
17%
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common-.—3
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9%
10
9%
9%
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5
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9,100
28%
i.
No par
ol
(TJiej
Corp
12.25 conv preferred
164
'
29%
9'%
20
No par
common
pre!
Cunteen
Automatic
7% Feb
~49% Feb
5% July 16
41
Powuer
Conv
27% Mar 16
8
22% Jun
22
Mar 30
54
Oct 20
88% July 26
19
16'/a Jan
8% Apr
26
5% Oct
11
27% Dec
Mar 21
19
42
r
4
Jan
9% July 27
61% Feb
9
14% Jan
10
800
54%
42%
95%
RR._..Nopar
Atlantic Refining common
10
Preferred $3.75 series B-.—.... 100
Atlas Corp
1
5%
cumulative preferred
20
9
v
so
■
68'A
23%
Line
Atlantic- Coakt
9
4,100
32%
107%
33%
-< 57'%
*11%
11%
57%
1,700
99
9% July
i
57%
900
17,900
29-/2
68'A
57
....
100
prelerred
4%
57%
*57
oy
29 %
32%
32%
New preferred "when issued"—10'
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
July 26
161
issued"—10
"when
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1
159
50
Common
New common
20
61% Jan
23
11% July 26
96% Oct
Apr 23
33% July 25
32% July 25
5%
28%
va
*106%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Nov
190
2,200
i
68
63
Co
5,700
.70
<
I
19%
17%;: 17%;
72
1
Investment
95
5%
/a
29
1,100
33
27
va
4,300
l.ouJ
32
*18%
5%
578
28
2m
100
preferred
Associates
/«
5%
28
28
Corp—
Common
-
5%
27%
38%
65
17%
2nd preferred $1.50 series-_No par
Associated
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
5%
'
29
1
com
*18%
18%
2i",a
2<%
'
12% Jan
98
18%
19%
*5% /
1
*96
98
*18%
5
Corp
Industries
Arvln
31% Mar 15
17
Artloom
.
Shares
5
3b %
No par
Constable
Arnold
6
8% Jan
14
preferred
$3.75
Jan
22
18% May 24
of Illinois
Cork Co common
Armstrong
2
34
Mar 15
24
)
*4%
5
5
;
Corp
Co
*4%
1
Corp
Armour &
2
May
'
5
*4%
5
38'A
*4%
No par
Argus Cameras Inc—
Steel
*4%
5
39%
10
41% Apr
8
Armco
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 27
5
28
23
.
July 23
'
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Arcber-Danlels-Midland
35% Jun
27% Jan
6
15
36
Pat.
.
Inc
20% Jun
11
Oct
36
Monday
r
RECORD
PRICES
low AND HIGH SALE
lliursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 26
July 25
July 24
;
EXCHANGE
:
Highest
<;<;Lswest
Highest
4Va May 19
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8T0CKS
t*r PrsTisM
42
B
10
8% Feb
6Vs Aug 18
5% May 22
Babbitt
7% July 12
T)
(B
30% Jan
8
15 Va Jan
12
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
35% Aug
10
Babcock As Wilcox Co
11% Jun
32% Jun
1
-35% Feb
7
Mar 31
113% May
Jun
14
105
35% Jan
18
12
109
99
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
15% Jan
5
26
Sep
8
3
Dec
13
57
133
Jan
24
147
103Va Jun
13
14
107% May
38% Dec
18
29% Dec
22 % Mar
24
Nov
85
:
23
Barker
Brothers
( Jan
6
31% July 24
44
Jun 12
64% Jan
9
Bath Iron
19 Va Jan
6
116
Jan
23
56% July 16
134% July 13
104
Apr
27
106 Vs Jan
20
18% May 28
37% Jan
9
29
2
1
11
96
Oct
26% Oct
24
12
Nov
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
28
96% Mar
V
14
34% May
6
17% Jan 25
37% July 27
,
j
91
Li
Jan
3
47% Jan
4
May 17
Feb
27
11 Va Jun
15
14
Feb
6
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
9
Bell
Id
94 V2
Apr
7
July
101
48 Va Jun
12
8
18% Jan
14
Dec
45% May
5
30
1% Jan
6
7
56% July
1
101% Jan
6
169 Va Dec,
9
158 Va Sep
6
172
9
158
2
V
35% July 25
Nov
31
%
Jan
44% Jan
■»
33% Apr
53% Jun
30
23
Apr
13% Jun
8
18
18
Sep
85% Sep
16
Jan
15
74% Jun
29
11
40
22
32 Va Feb
31
Aug 17
Mar
4
33% Jun
25
64% May 18
88 % Mar
16% Jan
.84
10
3
39% Jan
30
29
S)
;
20
17
Best
h
22
*42 %
:
49
-
76%
♦43
46
17%
17%
54% V-55
55
55
541/a
54%
145
'130
145
*130
145
104%
*104%
105%
145
*130
145
*130
r
104'/a
104Va
104%
1043A
19%
20 Va
20'/a
20%
32
104 Va
32-54
32 %
-
13
11
May
27
46% July 17
25 Va July 10
12
.
Decker
48% July
29% Apr
34% May
-
.
Mar
1
6
17
New
20% May
14% July
58
12% Mar 16
3
64
May 29
17
91
-May 7
53'/a Jun 21
Jan
60% Apr
.<
88% Feb
10
30
Dec
30
17% July 19
29% Jan
64 Va Sep
I9
43 Va Mar
1
61% Jan
11% Jun
8
14% Jan
49 Vs Dec
19
44
56 % July 20
54
24% Jan
19% July 27
35V8Jun
8
14% Jan
6
Jan
'6
20% Jan
6
V< July 24
,Jan
Co
28% Feb
25
95 % Jan
4
36 Va Feb
16
32'A May 25
17% May 17
July 25
23
14
Feb
10
91 Va May 22
25% Jan
23
25% Jun
Mar 14
43
Dec
23
25
38 Vs Jan
23
July 21
30
5%
100
Feb
4 Va %
Briggs
35 % July 18
1
Brown
6
Brown
39% July
5
26% July 19
56% July 18
Buckeye
91% Jan
27
Feb
1
47% Feb
21
30% Feb
13
21% Dec
36% July 17
37% July 27
25% Sep
21% Aug
6
20'A Jun
22
23
Bulova
l
13ya May 28
16% Jan
3
92 '/a Mar
8
71
July 17
81% Jan
19
77% Feb
8
23
44% Jun
28
25
Sep
30
80
76% Jan
3
92
Apr
26
22% Jan
66 % July 27
75
July 17
6
34% Jun
22
28% Jan
15
Mar 18
19 Va
23
Jan
30% Oct
6
11
Oct
11
99 Vs Jan
26
7
2% May 17
6
July
22
1
15
95% Jun
Mar
85% Mar
3
22
-
4%
-
16% Jan
9
Bush
17
31 Vs Jan
5
Butler
12% Apr
16
8
32% jan
3
11
103% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
5% Feb
9
12% Jan
32%
49
49
20
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16 Vs Mar 20
162'A
14
14%
75%
75%''V
46 Va
46%
Butte
48 Va
48 V2
103 Va
161aA
163%
loyy4
163 V4
i62
161
161
14 Va
70
76
47
-
133/4
*75V2
77
3,500
42%
41V2
18,200
29Va
•< 4,500
42'A
43 Va
'29%
30'A
29%
29%
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
37 3A
91
92
91
r;
91%
90 Va
91
90%
92%
45%
46
Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
26%
•-V/14
26%
26%
27
V
•'•14%
14%
-
14%
11%
12
11%
60%
60%
60 Va
48%
48
%
48%
;
93%
27%
27%
26 V2
271/2
27
27%
27V4
28%
14%
*14
14Va
14Va
15
14%
115/8
60 Va
<48
-
i
11 3/8
60 3,s
48 Va
48
54%
11%
Va
..=•
93%
*92
*92
93 Va
55%
55
55 Va
55 Vs
11%
48%
2,000
55%
-16,200
:•>.•<
'
55%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
17 Va
17%
47%
47'A
47V4
*40%
47%
47
47
46 Va
46 Va
12%
12
Va
<12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%-
7,600
44'A
46 Va
44 %
45%
45
453
44%
45%
8,600
;.
a
4,000
800
45%
40%
j
50
55%
55%
551/4
55%
54Va
55%
*54%
55%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20 Va
20 Va
20%
19%
3.50
20 Va,
45%
46%
45 Va
45%
44%
45 Va
5
44%
3
j
*95
100
Gas
No par
1
45%
45%
36
37%
36 Va
2.50
:
%
46%
38%
99
*95
100
38%
*95
34%
35%
35
35%
/ 35 %
35%
2
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%.
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92
*92'A
\
92%
92
36 Va
37 %
371/8
37%
363A
37%
26 Va
26 %
26%
26
26 Va
25%
53%
54%
533A
54%
54%
543/4
5
19%
20 Va
19%
20
19%
19%
No par
95%
*94'A
95V4
97
*95 %
14%
14%
14%
92%
92
.■
14%
96
-
•
2614
4,000
/
53'/a
54%
19%
20 Vs
*95 JA
96
52% =' 53%
20 Vs
;
*95V4
7,600
20,100
20%
*
100
<97
343A
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,300
37%
31,300
34%
33%
34%
33%
34 Va
34%
35%
35
36%
36
*20%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
20 3A
21
5
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
•
34%
33%
34%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
*72
74
73%
73%
*72 Va
74
*72%
74
100
100
*65
69 Va
69 Va
*65
69%
*65
69 Va
66 Va
preferred
*77%
100
"76%
78 Va
44 Va
5
43%
1
*16 %
15
25%
2,200
29,000
43% ,,43%
*16
16 Va:
coin—
;
preference
Terminal
Co
Bros
*
Copper & Zinc
(A M)
California
Callahan
:
5
No par
common
participating
Packing Corp
Hecla
13%
11%
29%
10^
.
102
8
prelerred
Zinc-Lead
&
1
47
1
Inc
5
6%
14%
*65
-
76%
'
500
3,400
second
Calumet
/:/
26%
*26'A
34%
1
Inc
3,400
.•
36% -37 %
37%
10
Co
1,700
•
921/4
-
5
No par
35%
35'A
37
500
■
4,700
5,300 f
22,700
99
*95
35%
26'A
V
38
37%
38%
99
35%
v.
93
92%
56
*55
*92 'A
14 aA
15
Co
38'A
39%
100
:
No par
Inc
3,400
-
Co
common
_
Co
2,100
■<
94
*92:
V
551/4
-
%/ 4,400
61
47 Va
60%
48%
60 V2
11%
60%
11%
.
880
980
v* 14% I 14%
14%
14%
47
.
2.50
;
7,300
28 Va
27%
93 Va
*92
?
55%
54%
15,000
14%
'
11%
60'A
48 Vs
♦92
13,500
46 Va
*
46
Va
1,000
92%
90%
14
*13%
14
46
38
38
27%
"
.14%
45 3/8
29V4
'
26%
;
40
46%
40 78
29%
45%
600
3,900
:
45'/a
433/4
45%
-
14
•
47'A
46 %
37 Va
45%
1,400
:. :f
800
.< 35,700
161 %
*160
77
*75%
47%
•
•: "
14 Va
13%
143/e'
45%
2 '/a
48 Va
101
U
10,900
5,000
44,800
33%
48 Va
29%
Co
Byers Co
7%
42
V
20%
2
Va
48
14%
46%
20%
2 Vs
323/4
47
*75
j
533/a
21
2
32%
76 Va
14 Va
52'A
101
162%
*161%
■
40
52%
323/4
48 Va
"
160%
5,000
4,300
96
33 V
*32 Va
32%
49%
49
100
Burroughs Corp
10
3
33
•32 Va
2 Va
■
22%
41%
*94%
20%
20%
2
2 '/'a
5
—
Forge
4%%
23
Jan
Co
Watch
3%%
9% Jan
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
20%
1.25
common
preferred
22% Feb
90
52%
20%
700
52%
,*
Burlington Industries Inc
31
25% May
54
20%
2Vs
*
37Va
Bigelow
prelerred
Bullard
8
6
$5
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
103% Jan
4
15% Mar
Apr
52%
20%
100
Pipe Line
Buffalo
27% Aug 17
Jun
54
9,700
12
411/4
—
96
40
-
22
,
42%
*943/4
96
13,400
'
32%
*11%
22%
22 V4
41%
41%
"32
12
29%
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common.,
11
21% Jan
RR—
Union
Shoe
:
41%
*94%
20%
•■:■■•,;//mt)
,
22aA
22%
"
96
53
issued"
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
29% Jan
17 Va May 28
•
32'A
*11%
53 Va
25
Stratum
&
95% July 29
•
•94%
313/4
12 Va
43 Va
Co
preferred
Brooklyn
15% Apr 27
103% Jan
&
3%%
21
12
94%
15
Bristol-Myers Co
29
35
Dec
94%
1
preferred
Manufacturing
6
78
"when
Bridgeport Brass Co
Brlggs
20
20
41%
_5
Airways Inc
15% Jan
Mar 15
12%
22%
41%
32%
37 Va
preferred
Braniff
85% Jan
16
12'A
22%.
41%
42%
42%
Co
Maine
Common
3
54% May 10
14
Apr
31% Feb
12%
22%
9,700
110
23%
*42 Va
29%
(The)
&
58
May 9
24% Apr
8
46% July 24
39% July 25
Q
May~~6
111
12%
22%
*41%
23%
43%
_10
Inc
Edison
31
26
1
1
No par
Stores
Boston
3
18% Mar 28
Sep
12
310
12,400
89%
23%
2.50
Inc__
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 Va %
preferred
67% Mar 19
2
34%
31%
......
37%<
*89
89%.
1,700
:«
-
22%
1
common
Borden
6
3
100 Va
32%
:
2,300
"V:
20
*42 Va
41 Va
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
12
3
28
32%
'
Bond
12 % Nov
Aug 11
-32%
*69
43
•
■
2,600
36 Va
36%
34-1/4
22%
42%
^
.
19%
••-•;
20%
20
...
;.'.'•»
44
104 3A
89 %
22 Va
43 Va
^_1
Co
Class B
Jan
14% Jan
23
89'A
22%
43 Va
22%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
_^.5
Bon Ami Co class A
•„
No par
28 Vs Jan
24
89 %
22%
_j_i
(Delaware)
Airplane
Boston
May 10
89 %
44 Va
89%
1 peso
Co
Laughlin
Boeing
-
Mlg
Co
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74
22%
100
'
Blaw-Knox
2
34
22%
162 %
&
'
*43 V2
*161%
Black
7
va
'
•43
4
(Del)
1,000
46%
17 Va
/ -54
*89
1
Steel
5,300
46%
54
10
Inc
30%
17 Va
54
104%
—10
Co
2,200
46
53%
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30'A-
5
Finance
7b%
65%
17%
17%
'
100
1
;
1,200
76
30%
76'A
31%
46
17%
32%
,
631%
46%
47
17%
32 %
_
63
77V2
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*42% <44
44 ••>:■'•:
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46%
20% V.
common
# 29,300
493/0
63%
-
30%
44:
17 %
19%
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Co
100
48%
65 Va
49%.
<
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771/2
77
77
78
44%
43%
44'A
43%
44 Vs
43%
16%
*16V4
16%
*72%
30
74
10
66%
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50
'
8,300
400
*16%
16%
16%
16 Va
26
25%
26
25%
25%
25 Va
25 5a
251/4
25%
11 Va
11
IIV4
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,700
29%
1,400
102 '/a
130
29%
29%
102
*102
...
29%
103%
29%
*102
6,000
v
293/4
103
29%
29%
29%
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103 Va
*102
*45
45%
45
800
45
47%
46 3/4
46%
46'A
46 3A
6%
61/4
6%
6%
6%
6'A
6%
6 Vs
6'A
-7,100
14 Va
14%
14%
13%
14Va
3,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
6% Nov
15
HVa Apr
U
5% Jun
8
17
5%
1,800
1
5%
44% Dec
12
37% July
3
43% Jan
39 Va
39 %
39
39V4
39'A
8,000
38%
39
26
1.80
39
39
3
38%
17 Va Dec
Campbell Red Lake
Campbell Soup Co
5%
14
7% Jan
5%
37% Oct
9
V2 July 19
Canada Dry Ginger Ale cora__1.66%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,800
3
14%
14%
17% Jan
89
Feb
7
89 Va
89
98
66
July 11
14 %
Sep
91% Jan
17
100
14
July 15
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
25% Jan
10
89
32% Aug 29
35 Va Jun 16
28% Mar 14
63 % Dec 30
59
_For footnotes
Feb
7
Jun
12
62 1 May 28
29% Jun 19
30% Jun
21
8
50% July 10
$4.25
conv
Ry
Canadian Breweries
66% Apr
Cannon
Canadian
Pacific
Mills
Co
Ltd-
Ry
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
90 Va
-
*89
90 Va
*89 Va
90 Va
89 Va
*89
*62
63
*61 Vs
63
*61 Va
63
*61 Va
63
*61%
30
*30
30Va
*29%
30
29%
29%
*29%
30
No par
30
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
23
No par
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53%
53
513/4
513A
page
24.
140
63
100
32%
.
32%
32%
51%
52V4
*51 Va
"
»
see
5%
No par
preferred--
Canada Southern
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 18
6
Mines Ltd
1
30
108
66%
49 Vs
*66
63%
62%
%
47
1
Co_
*107
*99
*v
100
*99
%
.66
66
17%
.v.- -47
1%
&
38 Va Jan
15
10% Jan
30%
preferred
*
—J00
Blgelow-Sanlord Carpet (Del) com .5
4Va% pfd series of 1951
_100
7
(E
11% Jan
16
23% Jan
31%
160%
Bliss
7
61% Sep
24
30%
<
159 Va
Bliss
66% May
3
48% Apr 29
100 Va Nov
8% Oct
30% /
44 #•••••'
•
com__No par
32 % May 11
3
6
71
3C%
50
Packing
Bethlehem
38% Apr
96% July
22
12
Nov
75%
pfd
Best Foods
9
13
Jan
95% 8ep
33
77
12.50
Co
&
30
23% May 28
3
63% Jan
Mar 14
4%%
Consolidated
23
11% Jun
14
Dec
43% Nov
82
Va
77
50
10
Aviation
25% Jan
19% Jun
8
15% Mar 14
Jan
45 Va
45% July 25
31%
25
Bendlx
Beneficial
Benguet
69 Va Jan
v
Sep~29
20% Mar 15
32
70
Inc
preferred
34% Jun
28
38»
Aug 23
(A
Howell
&,
28'/a Jan
14
Nov
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
95
77%
Creek RR
4 Vs %
30
167% Apr
172% Feb
17
33 Vs Oct
Dec
Jan
May 2 i
21% May
8
2% Feb 24
140% May 28
28% Jan
62
2.50
Beldlng-Hemlnwuy
Aircraft Corp
63
Jan
19
62 %
—
Bell
14
43
51% Oct
61V2
—No par
Instruments
Beech-Nut
28% Feb
22% Feb
7
Beech
16
Mar 14
38
61 %
49 Va
.:
33%
34
108
108
2,200
'
'
30
9% Jan
66%
Beech Aircraft Corp
*•:
32% July 24
15
Apr 22
51
66%
1
10
Inc
Mills
Beck Shoe
16
24% Jan
42 Va July 25
1
Dec
49%
66%
63A
333/i
i
100
r c99
100
ee %
Works Corp
Beckinan
15
59% Mar
14
23
Feb
101
19% Sep 26
12
Beaunit
6,400
49
conv
Va %
42% Apr
38
8
24
4
34%
34'A
109
*99
*99
prior prelerred—100
preferred
100
3%%
30,400
100
Beatrice Foods Co common
19% May 25
July 11
49
88: *
Mar 18
30
3
74
-
10,900
143/a
*108
109
7
44%
14 VB
49 V4
common—
—
109
*103
63/4
42%
14%
33%
34%
>
*6%
43
14%
100%
*
prelerred
34
*108
6%
42 Vs
14%
6%
•
25 Va Jan
30
26
13 Vs Jan
34 Va
6%
43 %
14%
43%
.14%
.10
Corp.
Bayuk Cigars Inc
17
45
Jun
'
8
4%%
Jan
8
Jan
Oct
Oil
Jun
Jan
45
Barber
16% Jun
20 y8 Sep
40
14
•
33 Va
/
42
6%
42 %
14%
44
47%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
82% Jun
May 28
-14%
100
common
63% July 25
9
43
14%
Co—No par
noncumulative preferred
4%
27
Ohio
&
19
39
19% Nov 23
48
68% Jan
42-/a
4 Va % preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C-~~.~-....100
..
Baltimore
Jan
60
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
6
19
May 10
Elec
As
20% Jan
July 14
14% Jan
2
Apr
53
Gas
42% Jan
45
33% Jan
Feb
105
•
62% May 28
I9
38% Mar
«
13
13
30
113
10
0
41% Feb
106'/a Apr
1
75% Nov 23
6
64% Jan
100 Va Jan
5
12
Jan
53% Sep
Baltimore
Corp__
c%
9
(The;
6%
6%
1
45% July 18
24% Mar 30
6
13
Inc
35 Va May 24
11% Jan
•
32 Va
32%
*51%
52 3/4
900
21,400
1
a
400
-
;
Volume 184
Number 5535... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(435)
NEW YORK STOCK
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STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
22% Jan
112
11
7
38% Sep
36% Apr
i
10
Jan
23
42 Mi Dec
6
25 V4 Oct
21
121
49% Aug 16
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
3
41% Feb
Jun
23
Jan
116
>:45
Dec
4u
7
20 % Jan
May 10
53 V2 Jan
114 Ma Nov
5
100 Mb Jun
14
9
55 % Jan
23
105% May
5
101% May
26% Jan
3
15
July 20
July 26
108
130
29
72% Dec
21
Jan
27
18% Jan
26
18% Dec
83
Y
22
6,:
37% Jan
31"
45% Jan
24
Jan.
7*
Mar 14
29%: Jan
Jun
Feb
2
57% Apr
86% Jun
12
26
Apr
26
15% Jan
51 % Jan
Mar 11
105 % July 25
4-
Feb:
35
23
33% Jan
10
13 Ma Jt'.n
8
Apr " 4
17% July 21
Dec
30
15
22% Jan
66
10
7
5 Va Sep 20
57% Nov 18
July 27
16% Apr
4 Ma %
7
RR
* Central
Cerro
23
28
36% July 19
8
4V2 Jan
9
75% May
de
3
Chadbourn
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
> 68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
10 V* Mar 23
8
Feb
65'% Nov
30
Y..
59
Jan
26
67% July
s
103
May
1
31% May 24
36
42% Jan
6
93 Va Jan
17
21% Jan
18
28
56% Sep
100
<;
;
108
9
Feb
Common
7
42% Jan
-3
3
•
12
9
10% Apr
va
May
3
107% July 25
24% Jan 16
27% Mar 25
21
Jun
8 v
18
28% Feb 17
31% Apr
26
27
Dec
9
23% Mar
1
27% Apr
18
44% Dec
5
37
9
50
36%: Jan .19
43% July 26
39
15% Jan
29% Jun
36% Mar 25
6
45% Feb
16
14% Jan
21
30% Jan
13
39 % Jan
-
22
Feb
..
27
5
? 6
18 Va May 28
26% Jan
74% Sep
1
55% May 28
19
22% Jun
-8
31% Feb
16
31% July 5
44% Jon 30
46% Feb
53% Mar
1
Clilc
8,500
48 Mb
48 Ma
'140
22%
22%
♦22%
22%
200
14%
15
1
14 Mb
14,800
14%
106
107 Ma
93
16%
106
94 Ma
*102%
16
94%
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16%
16
109 Ma
110Ma
68%
68%
67%
92 Mi
93 Ma
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103 Ma
16
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17%
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54%
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86
16%
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57%
57%
58
59
105 Ma
107
34 Ma
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35
39%
39%
9.50
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15%
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Mi
9
76
1
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9
19%
300
17 Ma
17 Ma
1,100
9%
4,600
77
1
32%
36%
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3%
3%
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70
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■
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4
2,500
69
1,300
8
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20% Feb
7
30% May 21
Chickasha
7
59
Aug 29
51% Feb
9
69 Ma Mar
1
1
A
Ry
60
1
87
3
Jan
&
Pac
29% July 15
£
25% Apr
25
29% July 10
100
Aug
36% Dec
4
104% May
96
9
Jun
13
30
37% Dec
30
37% Jan
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
50% Feb
1
41%. Jun
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
d
3
8
12
Nov
62% Sep 23
3
17% Jan
Nov 10
1
101% Apr
11
30»V
Sep 27
19%. Jan 27
94
Jan
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
107
30
104
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30
Jan
9
40% Feb
15
25
Oct
25
115
Oct
21
94% Feb
23
42% Jun
23% Jan
7
109
86
46% May 24
191
Feb
14
202% Sep
92
Jan
17
103
33% May 31
108
Aug 30
41
73
Jan
700
% J'ill
7
106
.
2K
Apr
23
17
111
Jan
18
Jun
8
24 Mi Jan
60
Jan
23
4
2
Apr
7
133% Jan
4
148% Mar 14
9
122
lOo%Jun
111% Jan
6
145
Aug 26
Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
990
Apr 18 1,160
50% May 6
62% Jan
14
21
Mar 14
45
Jan
6
45% Dec
16
59
.
•:/
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63
56
Jan
17
Elec
<«te
86% July
2
94
15% Jun
1
23 Ma. Jan
July 27
62% Jan
27% May 28
47 Mi Jun 11
30
Mar 29
45Feb
61
July
5
57
Feb
9
31 Ma
25%
263/8
47 Mi
48%
47 Vi
48 Mi
47 Ma
47%
47
48
40 Mi
40%
40 Ma
41
40 Ma
40 Ma
20 Mi
20 Ma
20 Ma
58%
58% V
7
32
Apr 21
23% Oct
11
31
Apr
i
17% Feb
23
23% Nov
27% Dec
22% Jun
22
77
23
May 27
85% Feb
52% Jun
17
34% Aug
-
4
11
28% Mar 15
44% Oct
28
25
57% Jun
48
Jan
29% Jun
16
6
26% Feb
9
38 Ms Mar 14
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
7% Oct
17
Nov
14
18
20% Oct 28
27 Ma Feb
7
12% Jan
10
Ms Jan
6
:
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18% Feb
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
17% Feb
3
10
14% Dec
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1
11
11
Jan
Mar
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104
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6
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13
97% Aug 11
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7
10
65%
59
58
58
•
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65
64%
63
63%
32,300
27%
5,800
63%
51 Ma
71 Ma
41%
41%
20%;
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98
70
70 %
207
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102
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42
43 Mi
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73
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43 Ms
109 Mi
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42%
18%
18%
73
75%
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■
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18
116%
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74 Mi
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31%
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30
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29%
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16
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16
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16
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16
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21%
21 Mi
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21%
21 Ma
21%
21%
20%
21%
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82
*81%
82
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81
51 Mi
52 Ma
50%
52 Mi
50%
52
51%
52
31%
31%
31%
31%
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31%
31%
31%
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8,400
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29%
12,200
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18
42%
42%
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17%
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18 Mb
18
18 Mb
17'Mb
18
25
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
Publishing Co—No par
7%
23 Mi Mar 19
49% Mar 22
Consol Edison
.21% Apr
Consolidated
16
July 23
20
Jun
"10 Mi Jan
9
112
Jan
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July 27
4
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preferred
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28%
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3,000.
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17
1,800
1,100
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-
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100
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109%
—
Continental
July 23
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Stores
43
33
49%
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16%
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42%
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11,900
110 Mb
28%
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6,100
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110 Ma
42 Mi
21 Ms
48%
21 Mi
17 Mi
33
32 Mi
21
31%
48%
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32%
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31%
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,
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31%
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20%
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8,000
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17%
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48 VB
28%
pfd
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15
4,300
10,000
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31%
1:
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49%
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18 Mi
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Laundries Corp
preferred*
preferred-
17%
29
110 Mi
109%
$4.50
15%
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,
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17 Mi
49%
11
106% Jan 20
55
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110
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32%
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3
6
18%
7%
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23%
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„9
51% Mar 13
22
12
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47%
—No par
Consolidated Natural Gas
July 25
lb%
•
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9
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5,800
38,800
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29%
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68 Mi
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52
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64 Ma
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41 Ma
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May
99 Ma
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80
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14
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112
109 Ma Jun
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23
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33
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68
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Colorado
54
34% Nov
33%
39
preferred
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Colli us-As' Ahtinun Corp—i__No par
9
May 24
17% Jun
8
24% Jan
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9
30
*
15% May 28
18% Jun
8
25
19% Jan
*
33%
'
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Apr
59% Feb
28
81 % Jun
2
46% Feb
v
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98 Mb
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14
22% Jun
22
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9
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54
3
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.
131 Ma Mar
107
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6
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15
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13
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66 3/i
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44
66%
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44
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26
109
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10
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25
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10
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103
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11
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11
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Jan
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196
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196
6
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111
4
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Oct
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•
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29
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26
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26
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Cincinnati
17
9
44%
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10% Jan:
1
16
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10%
—
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50
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14% July 27
101 % Nov
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25
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18
36%
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Jan
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84
40
3
30
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1
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series
&
5%
83 Ma
103 Ma
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43% Mar
5
83%
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3
71% Jan
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Dec
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27
41% Jan
Jan 30
Apr
48
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6
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57%
48%
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19 Ma
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100
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29
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48 Ma
23
34%
;
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42% Dec 30
9% Feb 14
27
;
48 Ma
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35
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61
59
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34%
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake- & Ohio Ry common
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20
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108
57 Mi
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23
43%
50
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96% Jan
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14
33% Jan
.
57
59 Ma
19 Ma
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16
Oct
20% Sep
108
1,000
.'
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100
Chain Belt Co
.
45
3,900
54
54
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50
:
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54
53 Mi
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Gotham
26 Mb
54
.
53 Mi
44
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8
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26 Ma
54
4,800
3,700
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Cessna
3 Va May
of
South
&
Central
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25 Mi
112 Ma
26 Mi
113
8
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77% July 19
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54% Jan
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preferred
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Central
"
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14 Mi Mar
9
July 20
56% Jan 30
29% Jun
41 %
;5
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1
Illinois Light
Central
July 24
26 Mi
111
6b Ma
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1
42% Mar
27% Feb
Oct
113
23
40 Mi
20
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35
39 Ma
112 Ma
14%
93
111
33%
40 Mi
26 MB
48 MB
103%
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100
preferred series A_100
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39%
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106
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39%
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105
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20
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27% Jan
22
100
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53
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>
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59
16
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6
19
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27 Mb
59
preferred
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13
9
14
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4
4
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6
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,
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6
37% Mar 14
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46
112
18
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Feb
17
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7
21
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14
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Feb
25
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3
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119
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1
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3
Feb
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30
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18
79% Jan
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9
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104
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2
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23
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29
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27
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26
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19
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par
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108
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35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
50
4,900
20 3A
-46%
Grande West RR_No par
Edison
20
Western
1,500
4,600
28 3A
281/4
293A
>
20
&
9,300
14%
.
13.50
Lack
11,600
25
29%
143/e
29
20 va
Delaware
10
v
96
24%
25i/e
20 %
Delaware Power & Light Co
.170
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1^*89
r*94%
-
90%
243/4
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24%
■
•
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y 96
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V
10,300
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473/4
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.
13'A > ♦:
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333/8
28
51
92
13'A
*15'A
29
33 Vb
No par
Hudson
50 y2
145
56%
56%
♦56*
■
36 »/4
111 > 112%
25 ya
14%
._20
2,800
25
29%
preferred
;36'/2
*135%
6%
90
25%
147a
29 Ve
36%
H
145
112%-
253/8
*94
95%
24%
24% " 24%
common.
22,200
47%;
•
.
,
323/4
25
,25%
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95
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100
-
3,200
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36
13%
15%
58%
112%
93
.13%
6%
6
6%
-
57 v*
*89%
51
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13%
180
*115%
60
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93
13 Vb
13%
,
13,100
118
116
32%
145
51
,
*10
93
13%
—.20
8'/a
7%
8%
8%
59 '
56%
55%
55%
55%
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.2.50
♦37%
200
112%
35%
*54%
,
1,300
115%
110
110
10
8%
37'/2
60%
32%
353/4
145
35%
♦135%
Nc Par
115%
8%
37%
8J/e
115
300
8%
38%
115
115
119
15,900
81
*79
8%
9
38%
*37%
'
6,100
121/8
11%
123%
80
83/4
9
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37%
37%
:■
12
80
15%
15%
15%
15%
123/4
81
*115
,,oo
pfd
r.
14%
27
12,200
65%
53%
29%
July 25
700
104%
14%
25% Apr
•
64%
52
52
29 vb
47
2,100
293/4
293/a
66%
16%
*103%
Inc.
&
*93%
29%
Deere
18% Jan 27
8
2%
397e
64%
Power & Light common
Delaware
1,000
6
y 2%
*93
95
6
6
2%
39%
•
103%
Dayton Rubber Co
31 % May 18
3,100
67
3.75%
7%
16,000
22 7e
16%
3 75%
6
453A
227s
578
6
57s
2%
39%
Decca Records Inc
36% Jun'
Nov 29
noncum
Co
45%
51%
preferred series A.
&
4574
223A
67
Preferred
3
180
44%
22%
29%
Preferred
35% Feb
9
26% May 28
41
"6
•
173
173
20';
13,000
'
16% Mar 12
July 18
31% May
172
171%
447s
44'/a
34% Jan
25% May 15
33% Aug 26
171%
171%
29 %
29%
29%
.Preferred
Jan
27 % Jan
20% Jun,
18% July 11
30
30 Vb
33%
Corp common
Dayton
95% Mar
Feb
6
297s
297s
67%
16%
1
Daystrom
99
31% May 16
14% Jan
3
48% Feb
Apr, 30
98
64%
Davega Stores Corp common¬
's % convertible preferred—
21
27 Vb Jan
95
•96%
103%
common
3%%
4,400
*94%
98
16
29%
67%
Dan River Mills Inc
6% May 21
17 % May
2
87
20
28% Dec
■
May 16
24
86% Apr 18
,
Dana
24
17% Mar 19
5
Mar 14
44% Jan
May 11 ■"
97 '
2
July
I ;, 22
4
20
96% Jan
17
Mar
Mar 29
Feb
4% July 16
Sep
48
Sep 15
93
55
96
13
1
32% Mar
6
91
4
May 28
7% July 12
13% July
28
Jan
Juni
13
16% Oct 31
30
.4% May 12
11% Oct
48
,
Amer
Tnc
New
823/4
95
*96%
6
Inc
56% July 25
823/4
•94%
No par
-
Cutler-Hammer
112% July 27
Jan
89
22
Mar 17
95
23
73
27
53% Dec
6
91% Sep
13% Nov
Dec
86
7
82 Va
2,100
98
*93
95
.
28%
95
2%
40
:/V
81%
28
83%
30%
172%
44%
39%
;v^rs:.-v-10';
28
277b
82%
*94'A
Zellerbach Corp
Cushman's Sons
May 23
55% July 18
56% Jan
63
*96'A
"'"'~6
2%
38%
No par
_
Class A
18
Apr
138
5378
*59%
94%
44%
*93
Curtis
63% July 19
33% Feb 14
19
*52
62%
98
84%
94%
~6
7,400
533/8
*60
27 3A
83 %
*96%
30%
*171%
,
31
4,500
129
r*52
■•■
2%
128
129'A
•
273/4
27%
44%
171
44%
55%
27%
30%
171.
30%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
13
July 26
35% May
31
►
30%
84%
2.50
common
.
Cuneo Press Inc_
3
>8% May 25
135% Jan
7
Jan
Seal
&
Cuba RR 6%
Mar 15
Feb
„
30
31 3/8
63
11%
40
10,500
53'/2
20%
116
4
26% Jan
36% Nov 18
6
Jan
30
30 % Nov
6
31
„
4
52%
31
100
10
3
Jan
55% Jan
67% Feb 23
52% May 23
4
Jun
6% Jan
105
Feb 23
116
135
35
11
9% Jan
31
101% May 25
5172
*60%
Cuban-American
10% Jan
55
*52
Cudahy Packing Co common
6
.4%% preferred M.^.«.»i».MM.M.100
'
52%
30%
31%
7
82
4
8% July 27
553/4
53%
9
67% Jan
,
5,000
9,700
x543A
63
14 vb May
23% July 25
20% Mar
6
6% Jan
59
Feb
36
3878
*52
17% Apr
13
Jan
14
9
13% Jan
12% Nov
41%
38
*60
1
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel of
2
57% Mar 21
8
Jun
417s
39%
63
(The)*.,.—.3
Common
3
.
Feb
104
42
39
52
1O0
—
Cprp
preferred
Crown
69% Apr
53% Jan 23
41%
383A
31
25
preferred
30% Jan
,102% May 24
128 »/2
42
37%
52
1
Crane Co common
10
107
127%
4074
30%
1
Corp
19
59% Dec 29
55% Nov 30
102
Sep 27
126 3A
40%
55
27%
5,600
126%
55%
27%
10,200
67s
6%
6%
36
1
100
50%
67s
35%
*60%
..W'y'i
10,300
24'A
50
51
Shares
14'A
-
•233A
63/4
54%
5
Corp
24'A
6%
126
40%
*5%
International
Coty
60% Jan
13% May 22
32% Apr 23
51
503/8
40%
35%
3
May 29
28% Jun
Apr
24%
51
14
14%
j *23%
507a
24 y4
*233/4
■
15
22% Sep 30
37% Sep 23
33
74
127
*39%
Issued"
"when
Sep 13
7
126%
50
Petroleum Corp
common
7
23
6%
98
97% Mar
45 % Feb
7
*23%
85%
95
New
42% Mar 26
9
6%
*96%
62 % May '2
28% Jan
33% Dec
Apr
5% Jan
7% Aug 1
2% Feb 18
48% Jan 28
98% Nov 15
7
2
50%
*94%
Cosden
20
22% July 27
50
52
5
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947__100
Corn Products Refining common-10
7% preferred
100
5
180 JA Mar
Apr 26
35% Jan 23
49%
Cum
24
27% Jan 2o
2
23%
14!/e
14%
14
14%
14
14
23%
3% %
25
32% Feb
July 27
50
Electric
the Week
Friday
July 26
13%
Corning Glass Works common
19
99
5
y
Sales far
Thursday
5
series
6%
Dubilier
Cornell
5
87% Apr
93% July 18
21
Preferred
2
//-..J/
A
SALS PRICKS
HIGH
AND
LOW
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
2
31
W-V
July 25
8
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
40 7s Mar 12
20
Jan
Jan
94% Jun
29
30% May
175% Dec
52
31
26% July 20
May 23
102
26
54% Jan
14
73% Jun
12
26
32% May
49% Apr
»
Wednesday
1
Delaware
of
Continental Steel Corp
Mar 20
70
44% Feb
9
24% Jan 23
■
v
July 24
14
Continental Motors
July 25
39% July 26
42
•'
Tuesday
25
5
preferred
Insurance
Continental Oil
129% July 26
1
July 27
30
95% Jan
Continental
11
9% Jan
Jan 23
94
37% Nov
Mar 14
9
v
convertible
5%
23
58% Apr
34% Jun
98
Jan
27'/a Apr
3
July
6% May 28
8
14
Dec
58
July 19
54
47
•
July 23
Pat
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
23
16% Apr
15
22% Feb
44% Nov 25
28
Sep
2
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
53
July 5
25% Mar 14
14
v
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
12% Feb
23
23% Nov 25
6
8% Dec
70
Lowest
14 V5» Nov
May 12
10
i.Urx-.r,
STOCKS
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
'.. /•' ■-."
1yy
ECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1955
■
Monday, July 30, 1950
...
7-_;
4,100
47
'
v'1
36
'
48
16
37% Jun 21
38% Jan 23
33% Jun 25
36% Jan
90
12
7
Jan
i V''v1
''-I
75
43% Sep
Aug 11
33% Jan
66
*1
Jun
24
12% May 17
17% Sep
22
Feb
1
32% Jan
3
34
13
79
Jan
3
26
9
19
Apr
9
38
July 18
May 22
14% Feb
Denv & Rio
May 14
Oct
11
4 2'/2 Feb
28
26% Feb
9
32
Apr 11
35% Apr
4
50% Dec
7
43% Jan 31
31% Jun
6
19
32% Jan
28
33% May 14
35% Jan
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vllblss Co
17
38j/b Mar
8
59 % May
44% Apr
7
Diamond
Alkali
5
Diamond
Match
&
Devoe
16%
l
—
15
-
Raynolds class A
36%
*36
36%
*36
*34%
57%
37
*34
37
*34%
10
34 % Jan
11
13% Jan
10
22% Nov 30
17% Jun
15
20% Jan
30
Diamond T Motor Car Co—;
12% Ja*
7
13% Jun
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
9% Nov
1
49
4
Sep 23
11% Jan 10
47'A Oct
11
64% Apr 2«
61
26
79
26
cnmmnw--.....
„
17%
-
7
33 % May 28
39% Mar
6
17%
36%
361/2
36
36
361/u
57%
57%
M
57%
58
58 v*
58
58
40%
40 %
40%
40
40%
33%
34%
34 y4
333A
34
20ya
20
20
40
&
34'A
*19%
30% Mar 14
20 %
*20
15
15%
15
15%.
14%
15 '/a
15
15
15
15
2,600
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
371/2
37
37
367s
37
11
11%
11%
11%
11 ye
ix v*
11%
113/8
11 Vb
u y8
2,300
3,100
No par
55%
55%
55%
57%
56
563/4
55 y8
573/8
57
57%
3,800
50
*68%
70%
70%
70%
*69
71%
693/8
693/8
1
32%
32%
31%
33
31%
32
313A
32
70»/*
31%
327s
2,700
11%
11%-
11%
11 %
113/4
11%
11%
11%
ll5/s
117s
2,400
No par
14
14%
143/e
14%
14%
14%
141/4
14 1/8
No pai
80%
81%
81%
80%
81
80%
81%
X79%
5
78%
79V4
"77%
78%
77%
78%
77%
78'A
763A
81%
79%
7 19%
BOc
Dixie Cup Co
15% Jan
13% Nov
3
•r:
18% Mar 31
16
93% Dec
21
43% Mar 14
60 % Dec
30
17
19% Sep
10% Dec
12
24% Jan
.
25
39 % Apr
9
72% May 28
■ Jan
10
-49% Jan
3
23
19% May 28
15
Apr
12% Mar
7% Oct 26
;
14
73% May 11
57
54% Dec 27
21
60
24
.,"
10% Jun
;
4
8
May
13
13% May 28
82 % May 17
36% Jan
30
11 % Feb
38% July 25
11% Oct 21
Jan
5%
2
20%
*20
'
Apr
16% Mar 21
Dome
Dow
14
Ltd
Mines
Aircraft
Douglas
3
•82% July
5
84% July 17
21% Feb
3
Chemical
249% July
18
P 46% Jan
12
124
Apr
101
;
93
33
50% Oct
14
►48% Jan
12
53 7 Feb
51% July 2«
55
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
54
14
v
Jan
i
6
>
Jan
25
49
18
48
4
49
9
17% Nov
17
6
*
99% Jan
Apr
18
54
5
Feb
17% Jan
Jan
6
35% Jan
6
58
22
6
Jan
40% Nov
2
36% Feb 17
23
Jun
.!43y8 Feb 14
32% Jun 21
21% Jan-18
14
29% Jan 23
87% Nov
15
.
Mar 14
,
163
11
t
:
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20
8%
8y«
8%
78%
2153A
2163A
*114%
$3.50
2153/4
212%
215%
213
115%
115%'
115
115y4-
114%
No par
94%
series
•94
94%-.
*94
95
-
115
95
-
II51/4
38%
383/4
*47
473/4
463/4
47
51%
*50%
51%
*50%
51
*50%
51
943A
38 3A
»94
,
383/4
38%;
38% V
47% -473/4
38'A
*50%
51
80 "A
7,600
1,500
20
-
100
11
8y«
■8,900
2133/4
J/38 %
:
-
51
<
216%
14,400
*115
7
52
„
15%
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*50%
%
-
51 y4
42
503/4
51%
35'%
*15
15 Vb
41%
50%
>50%
387a
11,500
47
*46
51%
*50 vb
•50JA
521/2
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51 7»
100
383/b
*50%
•
50 y2
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52%
,52
15%
42%
50 %
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'15%
413A
Corp
*513/4
51%.
*50%
95'A
*46
50 %
52
51
51
151/4
51 y4
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51
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.
a
40
47
50y8
210
51
*5174
f
51 'A
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t
52 y2
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52%
*513A
-
700
115 y4
*94%
'
'
52%
*51%
•50..
preferred.
preferred.
$2.10 preferred-.
DWG Cigar
23,800
8vb
83/8
215 Vb
215
4.20%
5
11
*
12,300
7774
20
11
8y8
8%
8'/e
20
*10V2
4,300
141/a
80
783A
79'A
20
-
11
*10%
11
:_No par
series
Oct
.
26
Mar 14
175
Jan
31
61% Nov 30
75% Jan
5iya Jan
35% July 29
24% Jun
99
Nov
89
36
52
Sep 29
May 27
Jan
6
103
Sep 14
15% May 18
107
35% Mar 14
53
3% Nov
10
27% Feb
3
4
23% Feb
15
Aug
2
5% Feb
10
34% Feb 23
23
158% Jun 21
Apr
36% Jun
Airlines Inc_
„1
Corp
Stainless Steel Corp.
Eastman Kodak Co common
Eastern
19
Eastern
.10
Eastern
51'A
15
15
41%
100% July 17
Apr
64% Apr
6%
12
22
8
30
Jan ; 3
94
Jan
10
4
18
50
Jan
,3
Ekco
24
16% Jan
30
106.
►
21
Mar 15
17
28
47
12
3
58% Feb
17
44% Feb
10
39% Jan
48% Apr
6
54% Apr
Jan
3
11% Oet 31
29
Dec
14
May 25
21% Jan 20
11
43
19
27
16% Feb 21
Apr
Jan
Jan
11
4
Co
5%
conv
Paso
Natural Gas
33/4
3%
3%
31/2
3»/2
10,800
41%
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41%
413A
41%
41%
5,900
16 y»
16%
16
16%
1,800
24
247a
48 V:
5,000
16
25%
49
.473/4
56%
33%
33%
16%
16%
25 vb
I
Erie RR common
•
5
81% Apr 26
86
Feb
66% July 11
71
July 18
2
;
4%
5%
preferred
preferred series A_
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
lop
8.50
-No par
100
50
-
:
48
481/2
48%
*48
49
,*4778
56 y2
563/4
48
56%
33%
33%
9
9
96
94
29 ye
29%
203/4.
21 %
21.%
21%
83%
83%
*83
83%
70
*67
70
.
.28%
32%
*94
94
29%
*67
49
56%
29%
*94
25
*47%
48
33%
;
247s
49
*47%
32%
Jan
16 v*
253/a
49
*32 3/4
.
16%
25 y8
25 %
*47%
33
23% Mar 29
24.
3 S/8
32%
23
page
1,500
10,600
3%
29
20 Vt Jan
see
19 vb
343A
3%
28%
24% Apr
87% Oct
8
191/8
34'/e
3%
83/4
Equitable Gas Co
July
19
347a
28%
29% July 23
20
1,700
19
8 3/4
98
V
34 y8
28%
11
:
89%
39
105
19
8%
11
38 5A
35 %
28%
25% Jan
89%
*100
34%
_5
S2% Jun
/;
39
18%
►
Electric
9
91
105
18 %
553/4
-4
38%
*100
35%
47%
2ntf preferred-
Phonograph.
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39
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500
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49 l/a
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98
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151
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2,000
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149%
5%
convertible preferred
i:50
Gamewell Co (The)
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37 V4
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53%
14%
72%
$4.50 preferred
Corp
37%
3,700
53 V4
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149%
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7,900
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81
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3,500
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102
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Co
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88
88
50%
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No par
Franklin Stores Corp
;
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Freeport Sulphur Co
10
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Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
Gabriel
763,4
87%
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89
60
71% Apr
28%
104%
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122 % Mar
"70
04%
79%
86%
Francisco
Galr
78
79%
103 %
Mar 19
61 ft May
9
118 ft Juiy 26
4 uy4 May 28
4,400
'
__100
Foremost Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
4%
78%
104i/4
preferred
Motor
80
88
64%
14
3,700
39%
128
33
*103%
common
convertible
79
67
Nov
%
.V 28%
29
104%
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80%
6-*%
July 11
53'/4
v2
104%
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Co (The)
preferred
78%
69%
77% Jun 20
1,600
39
88%
65
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
2,300
32
*120
104%
72% July 27
43% May 28
7% July 20
28%
32 %
ft
126
2d%
63%
23
4,300
5,600
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35 V*
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28
32 y2
'ft
5
13
35
28%
39
40%
129
8
11
38,100
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56% Jun
Jun
9,000
is y8
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87%
52% Jan 23
5
39 Va
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100
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;
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43 Va Mar 14
6
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41
80
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3
75% July 17
Mar 21
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12
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Jan
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41%-
12
July
35
28%
34
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31
93
28%
34
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96
July
30
12 ft
68%
9
22% Jan
35%
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9%
15
3
41% Mar 14
35%
36
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12
30
8%
35%
35%
-
38%
'
15%
Jan
20
16%
1*%
Jun
2
38
35%
11%
35% Nov
37% Nov
37%
ft
♦103%
6% series preferred—,—*..^10
General Dynamics Corp
1
102
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
9%
50%
ft
35%
9%
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General Contract
19»/2 July
7,200
50%
5
30
3,100
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3
127
91
35 Va
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50%
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52
7%
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58
13
7
31
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9
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75
56
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24
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24
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75
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.
56
17% Jan
20
6
7% '
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13% Jan
Aug
21
7 Va
12%
24%
47%
4
29% Jan
31
48%
11% Jun
119% Dec
13% Oct
47%
18
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•„
18%
38%
16%
28%
'
75
14% May 31
54
39% Jan
18
18
24
24 Va
.
7
123
33% Dec
17
'-17%
17%
24'/a
7
57% Dec
138
7
12%
41
ft
•
General Cable Corp com—No
par
4% 1st preferredloo
4% conv 2nd preferred—
5o
36% Jan
13
12 Va
loo
;
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-85
46
12%
12%
6.25
com
36% July 27
13
46%
12 Va
9%
10
34% Mar 13
97% Feb
37%
16%
35%
-
3,400
46%
28%
2
29% Mar 27
'
92
12-/a
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50
5,300
-
12%
Mar
7
Mar 17
•
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5
106% Mar
38
50
91%
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*
17
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16%
1
Garrett
6
50%'
92%
-the Week
26%
L
46%
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12%
56 ftftft
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5
Gardner-Denver Co
July 16
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48% ft
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92
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27
17
13
17
11
33
;
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16
9% July 17
15% Mar
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43% Oct
98
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39
? 47%
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49>/2 July 20
31 % May
9
48 V4 Apr
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13
56
38
1.
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Mar 29
40"/4 July 25
123
7%
Food Fair Stores Inc
common™;.—1
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15
5
4
27% Dec
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48 %
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75
26%
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24%
75
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46%
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17%
24 Va
12%
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Florida Power Corp
7'%
Florida Power & Light Co__No
par
9
,41% Apr 18
ft 10% Apr 27ft
,/ft 18 Va ft ft:
♦51
10
Fllntkote
63% Mar 12
16% May 28
.ft
Mar
13
5
Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
6
3
46%
12%
'♦50
Avenue Coach Lines Inc
ft; 84
:
6.
21
Mfg
Corp
Firth
18
July
41% Jan 18
30
Apt*
77
102 % Mar
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92
:
46%
i.50
Bearings
91
91
ft 12%
24'/a
1
17*a
13 Vb
48
50
First National Stores
July 13
15
Bower
Pacific
Flltrol
v
July 17
13
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46%
♦71
~2
27%
17
12 %
5
common
26%
90%
Sales far
Thursday
July 26
17 Vs
12%
5o
pid ser A
pid 1953 series
.ft
PRICES
July 25
27%
12%
ft", 18
1
26%
"17
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
•<
'
21% Mar 12
Feb
113
~_i
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No
par
4%
cum
conv
preferred
loo
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY
5
Fifth
7
28
Oct
-
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51
9% Dec 22
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Jan
Feb
94
5% May .18
1104% May 24
41
28 % Dec
6
88% Mar 30
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>
16 v
16% Mar 23
29
25% Dec
Jan
>
Tuesday
r/
.ft
91
46
ft
20
Corp
Fett <st Tarrant
Fenestra Inc
July 16v
12% Apr
14% Jun
6
No par
Paper Board Co Inc—
5
Federated Dept Stores
2.50
23
98% Nov
11% Mar 14
y-68':-. Jan
Airplane Corp.l
Federal
1
99 Va Jun
Mar 31
50
Co
&
cum
conv
Federal
1"
Mar 26
conv
Federal
9 ft
15
26% Aug 22
28
5%
12% Feb 27
52
51% May 28
20%
at
17y4
90%
»
,
July 24
27%
17
3
Corp
-5%%
lift
21
Jun
"
Co—
Fedders-Quigan
9
26%
1
Metallurgical Corp
Farwick
18 ft
105% Mar 14
16
36% Feb 13
14
7
91% Jun 27
90
8.'
41% Feb
May
106% Jan
35% Jun
:,y
May
30% Feb
17
July
105
28
61
,
12
69% Sep
July
61% Sep
126
Sep
13
25
135
3
14
40
■'
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Sugar
Fansteel
39% Mar 23
43
*
10% Jan
May 23
Apr
31% May
19
26% Jan
11
46% Jan
20
48% Apr
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6
Apr 12
49% May 28
Apr
51
"10% Jan
10
3
Mar
<
62% Jun
Aug 17
32
24
23
108
9
35% Jan
no - Jan 123
48% July 10
26% May 1
,
82% Sep
26
53
17
7
67% Dec
18
Sep
33% Mar
7
36% May 7'
37% Mar 14
31% Feb 13
17
Nov
33% Feb
27
104
y
26
39% Nov
124
6
10 ft"
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ft;' 18 y8 July 27 ft
8% May 28
23
,77/a Jun
57
5
11
38 Vb Apr
6
Mar 14
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Faisxalf Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
'■*&% preferred series B
13% Mar 29
i
12
25% July 12
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■■■■'
_
Fairbanks Morse
Fatrctuld Engine
J*
14% Mar 16"
75% Mar
-
31% May 22
8% Nov
—5
Ex-Cello Corp
51% July
>
3
Jan
29% Feb
4
Oct
»
,
9
43% Jan
,
Apr 29
Jun
i
29
10% Jan
Jan
;
ft
'Feb ft 2
6% Apr
13% Janft 3
57.
41% Sep
Co
Eversharp Inc
July
*2Q-
Jan. 31ft
.
31
;
8% July 12
22
Dec
-22% Jun
ft- 78
1
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—
7
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12.50
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preferred
100
*92
93%
*92
S3%
*92
2,200
'
20
Grayson-Robinson Stores
6
21% Jan
Apr 24
3
33% Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
94% Mar
35% Jan
18
44 %
Sep
19
39% Jan
24% Feb
9
74
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
13% Jan
6
93% Dec
28
For
153
25% Feb
1
20
20% July 18
May 26
77% Dec"
34% Jan
14
136% Jun
2
70 %
18
7% May 18
33% Mar
9
108% July 17
46% Apr
3
23 % Mar
1
28
149% Jan
11
May 25
79% Jan
29% Jun
25
17% May 10
2
96
July 27
Jan
3
No par
Sugar com
No par
10Q
100
Greenfield
9
C'o
Bay & Western RR
39
9
14 % Feb
Ry
preferred
Green
31% Feb
page
Western
Green
90% July
sye
Great
Prop—No par
25
Paper Co
Northern
7%
7%
Iron Ore
Great
10
37% Aug 11
16 y4 Mar
2
motnotes
Northern
Great Northern
33% Mar 12
99
May 31
Ex-distribution
Gt
(H
L)
140%
*72
44%
20%
141
73%
.1
29%
29%
36%
147/a
37
ureyhound Corp
4%%
43%
20%
7%
33%
106
<5t Die Corp„No par
Co
Tap
32%
*105
Inc
(The) oommon
preferred
3
100
91%
15
91%
7%
32"%
105
44%
20%
*140
*72
29%
36%
15
90%
7%
63A
7%
7%
7%
7%
33%
32%
102%
32ft/4
32%
33
32 Va
103%
103%
104
102 V2
43%
44%
43ft4
44'A
43%
44 %
8,000
20%
20%
20 %
20 fta
203/a
20%
4,500
106 /2
44Va
20%
141%
73%
29%
37%
15%
90%
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142
73%
29%
29%
37
37%
14%
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15
91
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142
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73%
29%
37
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2J%
39
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15
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51
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5
50
142
73
1
14%
91
3,900
1,400
37
37%
143,4
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32%
103
29 %
293,8
24.
Sr
10,200
7
4,700
6,000
26,000
30
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NEW
Rawest
Highest
45% Feb
90
Jan
8'A Apr
44 % Feb
96% Oct
6
5% Jan
3
32% July
4
23
9
Jun
90
31
11
83% Jan 23
31
Jan
Dec
Dec
35
9
7
98% May 31
Jun
10
107
8
41
3
Jun
109'/a Jun
105
104% July 13
104
Jan 23
38% Nov
18
Aug 26
15
1
Gulf
.
luO W Apr
27
May 21
101
Feb
0
$4.44
105% Feb 23
6%
6%
6%
?6%
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34%
34%
33%
34
78
33%
34%
34 Va
34 V8
90%
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90%
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140
139
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133
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37
144
137
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400
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101 %
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103%
103 va
90
loo
*103%
105
105
50
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22
23%
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102%
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79
21%
36
36
101/2
102%
101%
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45%
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36%
36% .36%
37 Va
*100%
*101 Va
101 va
103%
100
100-
6%
.
37 %
37'4
*100% tOiVi
-.100
5,300
500
6%
34%
Co—
preferred
Shares
29%
90%
No par
dividend
29
"
7
*6%
the Week
July 27
29%
28%
29
283/4
Friday/
Thursday
July 26
6%
_25
Utilities
$4.20 dividend preferred.
$4.40 dividend preferred
28
<
Corp.
Common
42% Mar 20
103 % Feb
108
Oil
Gulf States
%
29%
28%
'
July 25
33%
.
147% July 26
fV
Wednesday
/'
July 24
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
*
29
29
1
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR cora__No par
$5 preferred
No par
-
101
Monday
' July 23
.
Quantanamo Sugar
Mar 14
98
<
Pat
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
39% Mar 23
8
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Monday, July 30, 1956
..
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
35% Jan 13
8
Apr 18
27'/a Jun
2
93% Sep 23
61 Vi Mar 14
NEW YORK
V
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
(/•west
32% July 19
■y 5 Via Dec
22
6
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
35% Jan
STOCK
YORK
Bsnge for Previous
.
*10dV'a
'
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*103%
4,300
36%
20
H
41 % Jan
5
45% Aug 10
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
58'/a Feb
10
19 Va Jan
24% Sep
20% May
4
6
14
24
Hackensack
45% July 25
Water
May
7
Halliburton Oil
22% Mar
5
Hall (W F)
84-/B
Hamilton
Printing Co
Watch
23%
*94%
38%
38%
38 Va
57%
57%
57%
4
19
Jan
100% Feb
4
87
Jan 24,
6
38% Dec
6
34
May 28
42% Mar 29
Hammermlll Paper
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
59% May
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
23
135% Jun 21
NOV 10
40% NOV 17
146
Feb
43
convertible
4%
100'/a July 26
9
6%
Apr
15
1
20
Harris-Seybold
35% Apr
Harshaw
July
2
May 22
16
Mar 29
39
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
29% May 28
39% July 13
12
12
25
6
Jan
17
8
34
Jau
B
38
July 26
Mar 12
Jan
27% Nov 21
18% Jan 23
37
15% Jan
20
Dec 27
13'/a May 28
17% Jan
20% Nov
6
24% Mar
3
26% Mar 14
84% Jan
36% Jan
4%%
9
Jan
8
23% Jan
4
Feb
13
37
17
Jun
8
41% May 22
51
2
20
54
27% Jan
23
9
29
37% July
16
15% Jun
71
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
89% Jan
3
34% Jan
6
24
51% Apr
43% Dec
5
Hercules
Feb
53% Mar 20
34% Nov
69
85% July
Jan
11
3
41% May 23
401% Mar 14
11
20% Mar 19
July 17
5
preferred—25
77% Feb
3
Jan
3
99
53% July 23
5%
Powder
preferred
49%
2 1/12
common
.100
——
4% %
preferred series A.
Hertz Co (The)
——...
48V4
*52%
39
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—.....
...—5
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
106
17
26
13
Jun
17
Feb
16
30
56
Apr 28
8% Dec
13% Mar 14
32 Vb July 12
35% Jan
07% Apr 17
5% Apr 11
27
Dec 27
21% Jan 23
12% Feb 10
40
521/4 July 17
1031/2 Mar ie
8 '/a Jan
291% Mar-
31
2
34% Jan
4
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
37% May 31
18% July 11
391/2 July 27
26% Oct
28
34
Aug
3
25
28% Jan
3
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
89
96
100
Mar 10
:•
Mar
3
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
9% Feb
7% Feb
20
Jan
10
99
4
44
17
5% May 2
Apr 27
30
Bep~21
32% Feb
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
27% Feb
10
58 % Jan
Jan
39
July 26
July 18
7% Jan 13
41% July
3
200
38%
39%
5,300
40 Va
40%
2,800
15%
lb
5,000
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
40
41
40%
41 VB
t- u
IOVB
16 VB
15%
16
15%
16
69 Va
*68 Va
■'
80
12,230
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
J Household Finance common—No par
3%%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
1Q0
preferred...—.-.-.-..100
Houston Lighting & .Power..No pas
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)
v
% 4.40%
Ex
$162
liquidation
Howard Stores
Sound
5%
Dist
Corp
58% July 26
21,600
8
24%
11
21
21
12%
13
i.
8 VB
8
20%
20 Va
31
*in%
*99
6%
24%
*24 VB
24%
17%
17%
39%
17%
*39
,
40
*39
26%
26%
26%
90
90
90
*97
97
99
*102 %
104%
51%
•
52%
4%
4%.
17%
1
4%
*97
3,200
39%
200
.26VB
8,900
89
/
*97
99
100
89
99
100
104 VA
*102%
104 'A
55%
54
4%
"4%
17%
%
26%
90
*102%
53%
52 3/4
17%
3
26%
*8.9
104%
100
39%
26'A
97
*102%
5,800
25
25
17%
1,000
31
b%
24%
*39
90
*30 Va
700
20%
20%
7
*24
1
1,900
8'B
*8
31
6%
26%
3,500
lit'"/A
20%
101
101
6%
21%
12%
8%
*30%
6%
21
xz%
20%
31
40
11
♦10%
11%
•
21
VA
*8
VB
20%
*30%
101
17%
18
40
26%
91
99
*10%
*20%
8
6%
51%
55%
55%
3,600
4%
17,500
4%
4%
4%
14
14
14
14
14
13%
14
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
19 VB
16,500
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2 "/A
2%
3,300
*9%
94%
Ltd—No par
6.66%
*40
6%
40%
47%
1
series
Idaho Power Co
23
53 VB
53 Va
19%
5
Illinois
52
52%
13%
—50
4
90
52%
53%
lb%
A
3
80%
100
common
pfd
35% May
72% May
*86
14
Refrigerator Co
23
80 "4
19%
...
conv
*bV
87
14...
preferred—i0o
noncumulative
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Foods Inc..
5%
69 J/2
19%
1
-
Hunt
Hupp
*68 Va
52%
*102% 104%
51%
52%
4%
69%
87
*24
—
*68%
87
*99
,
69%
87
>•
'
—1
Corp.*
Co
Hussman
*68%
*24 Ve
17%
*39
26Va
*90
*97
5% conv preferred———25
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
com—.3
50% July 17
9
52 V4'
7 J/8
JHudson & Manhattan com
64
52%
40%
100
100
6%
6%
No par
..——1
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
31% Jan
53
101 'A
preferred.
12
:
1,203
*52%
16
I.
10
49%
39 Vb
41 %
122
48%
101
8 j.25
1% Jan
13
53%
50
122
49%
101
/
Hotel Corp of America
3% Feb 10
27
49 V4
6,400
Howe
Nov 30
bOVa
124%
*123
49%
*52%
53
*52%
50%
124%
49 Va
48%
3,100
26% Mar 19
71% Sep
4,700
50%
*123
124%
48%
47 J/8"
8
12% Apr
5U VA
50%
50%
50%
*123
1,200
70
18% Jun
33
2,100
34J/B
8
6
18 VB
47
27% Dec
11
37%
*17%
34
15% Mar 14
22% Jan
25%
*36%
18'A
70
7
53% Jan
25 VB
37%
17%
40
34%
20
V 1% Dec 15
7% July 18
25%
*36%
17%
11,400
98%
43
4% Jun
3
25'/a
37%
17%
10
5^%
70 V2
13% Jun
5
25%
*36%
17%
84
53
*97
47 Va
23
4% Jub
25 VA
37%
*32%
53%
97
34*/a
22% Jun
I8V4 Jan
25%
84
VA
70
17"% Dec 29
:rK
97 i
49
3
>
53
97
70
41% Jan
55% July 27
53%
97
34%
14
47
82 Va
52%
98 Va
47 Va
Feb
38% Oct 14
82 Va
53%
69 Va
4
28
■ <
84
53
*97
34%
26
10
17%
1,100
49%
Co
Jun
Feb
25%
*36%
33%
35 Va
Electrochem
Hooker
103% Jun
105
*82%
33%
69%
convertible
6
102 Va Jan
*82% ;•
700
33 VB
48%
5%
23
97
33 V«
34%
Holly Sugar Corp common——>.10
105% Feb
8
33%
66%
—-5
& Sons—
(A)
104% Jan
TO2% Mar
33%
28,700
35%
68%
(Charles E)__
Hollander
6
Apr 12
July 27
33%
500
23%
50
19
3
22
33 VB
.
15
23%
491/4
20
Jan
Dec
44% Jun 27
23%
*14%
common—5
Feb
73% Jun
48
65
31
23%
26
15
23%
*30 %
16
10
23%
26
26%
23%
preferred——.30
Homestake Mining,
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp —
———10
321% Jan
13
*25%
*14%
'•
23%
20%
23
28% Jan
14%
26
520
20%
31
21% Mar 23
37% Oct
14%
900
20Va
*30 %
34Va
67
11
34% Oct
26
14%
600
6%
37%
11%
11
Apr
26%
14%
2b V2
6%
37%
26%
12%
2
30
*25%
26%
7
38
*6%
37
20%
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
—50c
Holland Furnace Co.—^.—.——5
3
'
7'/a
37
12%
12
10% July 3
32% Mar
7Va
*36 V*
5,800
20 Va
Hires Co
25% Mar
14 V2 Apr
9
26 VA
26%
26%
7
367/b
4,300
*10%
12% Jan 25
la va iViay ad
29% Feb
26%
6,300
30%
12%
8Vb
22
20% July 16
3
4
26%
41%
31 V4
30 Vb
11 %
20%
10% Jun
10
16% Jan
25% Jan
30 VA
12%
8%
5
31% Jan
6% Apr
19% Jun
30
*10%
20%
12% Jan
2
28
8% Mar
30%
139
40%
37
'
.—1
10% Nov 28
20% Nov
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
30 %
Va
16Vb
69%
87
53%
14
7
30%
*36%
2,000
15%
69%
87
52%
42% Feb
Oct
3
f
1,800
59-/8
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A——.100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)--No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
51% Aug 24
12
41%
3b/4
530
39%
*135
41%
37
6,100
>
100
56%
v,
139
41V2
36%
.-.-•7
39%
*0%
-,
*135
41
37%'
7,900
38%
-
30%
124'A
43%
53%
*123
50
139
59
2OV4
100
/
39%
41%
17%
50%
17 %
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
58%
84
54%
98%
25%
37%
*36%
—_—-No par
noncumulative
58 Va
33 %
53%
(G W) common
7%
51% July 19
124
20
18
20% Nov
Helme
58 VB
*135
23,600
22 Va
25
lOOVa
-
24
*97
*25%
Hercules Motors
Apr
15% May 12
•:
53%
'
*82%
—25
>..100
;
10
preferred.
39
37
26
14%
22%
33 %
100
preferred
(H J) Co common
3.65%
3
Jun
54% Mar 18
Heinz
21 % Mar 15
48
19
31 % Mar 18
Jan
38 % Jan
120
May 19
Dec
26% May 25
3%%
•
99%
38%
40%
7
37
26
14%
...
99
38%
-
300
82 %
22 Va
•;
25%
25
24 '/S
97
38%
'■
45%
81
-w
21% ■22 VB
96
*135 ** 139
26%
7
..
36%
50
-
5
126
11
Oct
Jab
101
*26 %
& Marx..—..—.10
preferred
Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dlst-..—.5
Hayes Industries Inc..-.....—1
:-i Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
5
Hecht Co common
...15
27
60
27
82% July 13
22% Mar
13
25
89 % Feb
15
94'/a Apr
38% July 25
Mar 14
51% Jan
34% Mar 27
51 '/a May
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
3
40
July 23
7
91
11
122% Aug 11
24
25% Dec
3
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
17% Oct
29% Feb
23
7
6
104% Feb
24
39% Jan
36% Sep
19% May
7
3
31
24
'■ft*--
24
-
*45
46%
82 */8 v
82
21% ■i 21%
*94%
37 Va
31V+
37
-
—...—5
*45
80/8
■*:
*23%';
96
*135
139
40%
40%
Hat Corp of America common_._._l
Haveg
16% Oct 18
i
Co
Chemical Co
4 Hart Schaffner
Mar 27
20
39
100
..>2.50
1
Corporation
29
31 % Dec
9
preferred
Co
preferred
Harsco
23
37% July 20
31% Feb
21 %T
45% -45%
80%
100
2,50
25% Feb
7
38
45%
78%
21%
common..'-!
Co
13
21% Jan
V
45%
%
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
25% July 26
18% Oct
79% Oct
•
5
10V4
9%
94
94%
10
95
95 Va
*39
43
6%
10
95 Va
9%
....
*39
43
2»/z
2H
*9%
93/4
10%
95
99
-39
43
k
43
1,700
9%
400
98%
96%
3,200
43
•38
6 %
6%
6%
6%
6Va
6%
34,300
40 %
48
41
41 %
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
40%
1,700
47%
47%
47 Va
47 Va
47%
47 Va
47 %
47 '/A
960
33%
66%
57 Va
43
33
33 Vb
32 »/a
66
2,600
67%
58 Va
48'/a
3,100
6%
6%
I
27
Jun
21
57% Oct
11
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
47
2
51
Jan
19
4.08%
53% Nov 10
July
48% July
,53
Apr
5
4.26%
55
52
Apr
6
13
55
Jan
9
4.70%
49
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
l
52% Mar 28
51
Jan
Jun
8
Co
4.42%
4.20%
cumulative preferred
50
Jun
29
54% Apr
15
49'/a Apr
26
53
26% Jun
20
29% Jan 25
19
Industrie
Electrica
8% Dec
6
10% Nov 28
6
58% May 23
42
Apr
24
11% May 9
5OV4 Mar 13
Industrial
50'A Jan
20
71
Feb
13
85% Jul J 20
Ingtrsoll-Rand
162
Jan
4
29
59
169% Jun
15
157
May 28
165
-
Feb
6
—50
50
50
Indianapolis Power & Llght_.No par
48% Jan
Dec
S
6%
1
100
*160%
No par
89
59
21%
preferred
91% Nov 28
76% Jun
8
92
68
8
53
Jun
8
89% Mar 20
21% Jan
26
24% July 18
Inspiration Cons Copper
21
Jun
8
24Vb Mar 13
Insuranshares
37 % Jan
7
19
19% Jan
18
57% Dec
103
12
47 V\ Jan
23
97% July 18
Mar 29
33% Sep
6
27% May 28
400
35% Oct
11
41% Jun
165% Aug 1-6
29% Oct 11
^28%
84
9
175% May 31
33% May 28
157
4
29 %
3
25% Jun
2
41% Jan
Mar
8
92% May 26
6% Nov 21
80
87% Aug 26
78
3% Mar 16
6
127% Dec
29
12% Jun
16
£2
12
Jan
May 28
37% Jan
Nov
57 % Jan
May 15
141
Jun
10
17
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
108
:i Jan
126% Jan
10% Jun
22
Feb
7
34% Mar 21
523
July 24
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
88
Jan
3
6% Mar 16
102 »/8 July 24
132
Mar 27
14% Mar 13
,
31
1441/2 May
98 % Apr
25
106% Mar 13
15
15% Feb
7
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
89% Feb
24
211/4 Apr
104% Apr
73
Jan
114
Jun
2
94
15
142
8
7
19
19
May 18
42
Dec 28
48% Mar
40% May 16
44% Feb
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
56
70% Mar 13
25
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
34 % Apr
20
38 % Jan
16
23% Jan
6
31% Sep
9
29% Jan
4
37% Apr
45
Jun
2
38 % Feb
7
58
43% Jun
3
38 % Jan
30
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34% Jan
19
34
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
,
40
July 25
3
3
£0 y. Mar 23
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
6
Sep
20
91% Jan
19
45
Mar 14
99% Jun
13
36 % Sep
6
30 % Aug 11
35% Dec
130
30
Sep 21
12% Sep
Mar 15
98
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
No par
Int'l
Machines
No par
common
No par
Business
Int'l Harvester
7%
100
4%
S.vs class
com
'
preferred
Preferred
Salt
6
July 11
31% Jan
24
34% Jan
4
85
Jun
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
27
67% Feb
1
54% Sep 23
107 Va Nov 22
42 % Jun
8
100% Apr
35 Vs Feb
24
38% Dec
For footnotes
see
30
page
24.
3
85
Mar 21
53% Apr 24
105% Feb 27
60 % July 16
3%%
&
60
50
9%
9%
29%
29%
9%
42 Vb
42%
80 %
80 Va
29'/a
100
29 Va
5,900
par1
..
10
50c
9%
9%
9%
900
42
42%
42
42%
11,400
78
80
79
80%
3,900
*9%
*
•160%
165
165
*160%
•■vvwr'';::
165
*160%
89%
90
58%
58%
*21 %
21%
*21%
57%
*56%
57
"
*56%
57
97%
*97%
98%
*97 Va
98%
*97%
29%
30%
30%
29%
*160%
98%
31%
21%
5
165
90
89%
92
91%
92
7,200
59%
59%
59%
58%
59%
3,500
21%
58
21%
21%
*21%
21%
200
56
56
'
30
520
40V4
165'/a
520
40
*29 %
28%
28
i
•78 Vb
80 Va
72
41%
164%
29%
80%
82
522
40 Vb
165
28%
29%
2J'A
29'a
v
•
519
40%
164%
,
30
523
-
165%
:
520
56
520
41% '
41%
40%
41 3/8
1,030
400
28%
28
28%
10,800
80%
80
29%
28%
28 VB
80 Va
•78%
!
so
-
4%
4%
4%
4%
101%
101 Vb
101%
971/4
130 V*
129%
129 Va
129%
129VB
11 VB
12V8
137%
*103
101V4
17
92
/
92 Va
*133
11%
137%
•100
101 %
' 16%
.
12
139%
18
18
r93%
93%
135
34%
55%
26
50%
127
52 Vs
55%
11%
11 VB
11%
5,800
138 Va
139%
138 Va
139%
6,700
101 'A
10O%
1001/4
*100
101 VA
100
18%
18%
18%
17%
18
2,200
93%
93 Va
94
933/4
91
610
134 Va
136
136
;
134%
134%
40 Va
40 Va
40%
40%
40%
3,800
57
56 Va
57%
56 VA
57
5,800
35%
35%
35%
*35%
36
33% -34%
34%
34Vi
34
34 Vb
44,400
55
55%
55
55%
1,800
55%
56
*55
56%
*55
56%
36
*35 V2
36 Va
55%
55%
54%
55 Vb
900
500
!/.
300
36
35%
35%
2,100
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
6,800
22%
22 Va
21%
22
22
22%
22 Vb
22%
1,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,300
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,800
50%
9,200
51%
*125%
127
400
130%
11%
13J
*35%
*
129%
3,800
21,800
35%
35%
33%
■
130
129%
300
•
47'8
101
56 V:
*35%
33%
56
:
11%
54.600
164
29%
29%
4%
139
2,200
29%
29%
100%
\i
20
5,300
522
163%
164%
200
98i/2
311/2
31
522
164
56
*97%
4%
4%
31%
26Va
,
52%
51%
51
52
*125Va
128
V 36
128
:
♦125 %
51 %
128
49%
*126
128
10
?
1
No par
common
Corp
Johnson
Manufacturing
1
100
1
3,500
59%
60
58'A
59%
17,300
37J%
36'A
36%
35%
36%
3.700
88'A
89%
46 Va
46%
89%
89%
47
47 Va
46%
47
101%
1
6%
61%
371/2
37Va
91V*
100
5
6%
57
38
37%
89 Va
58
97%
56
80%
;
6%
57
37%
6%
56%
10
12 Va
Co
6%
56
55
*96
55%
80%
49%
100
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
8,800
533/8
*49
43%
22%
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
*52%
50 r
82%
9%
31%
Jewel Tea
July 18
53%
*49
29%
43
22%
Co
94% Mar 14
97
*52%
50
29%
81
Elec Co—No par
Co
Inc
53 Va
53 Va
*49
29%
13%
55
May 10
53%
-50
28%
35%
88% July 25
Co
*53
*49
*35%
33%
56
Jaeger Machine Co
Mar 14
54
com__5
45% Jun
21
*52%
133
97% Aug 15
14
54
'*••-40%
59
Jun
*52%
59
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
104
54
40%
1
Jacobs
27
*52%
136 ■/'
common
10% Mar IB
48% Apr
54
57
preferred
L)
50
_5
Island Creek Coal
(F
*48%
13%
Lighr
62
July 17
50
*52%
9%
43%
83%
165
89%
59%
1
6
13
31
*48 Va
40%
Corp
39
50
59 Va
Co
Iowa-IIllr.ois Gas &
$6
*48%
56V4
35%
Intertype
7
50
13V8
5
July 18
*48%
50
54
53'/a
50
29
*55
35%
10
Feb
48 VB
25
__1
27% Jan
54
49
3.50
34% Jan
130
*48 Va
40%
25
Corp
20% May 3
30% May 16
24 % May 29
10
48 Ve
59 V*
preferred
conv
&
48'/b
134%
40%
li
Power
Power
49
25
common
Dept Stores
Iowa
*48 Vb
102 Vb
92
100
Utilities
cum
56%
4%
*100
*16%
No par
Telep & Teleg—No
$1.40
60
58%
100%
11%
No par
Silver
preferred.
32
67
58
No par
International Shoe
7%
32%
66
58
100%
138
$4 preferred—No par
International
32%
67%
129 Va
.15
7.50
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5% preferred
International
33Vb
57%
57
100
;
100
Paper
International
24
*80%
*4%*
100
International Packers Limited
International
Interstate
Jan
28%
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Interstate
33% Jan
5
A
International
23% July 18
29%
518%
39%
164%
*29%
100
391/2 Mar 16
125
25
preferred
5
47% Mar 10
65
52% Mar 14
preferred
Tnterlake
Iron
Corp
July 6
55% July 26
3
*56%
97 Va
5
4%%
14 Va Jan
Feb
34% Jan
Jan
..1
Interchemical Corp common
9
13
.
30% Jan
26% Jan
20
20
Inc
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
11
Jan
Feb
Ctfs
33 7/8 Apr
23
8
Co
Int'l Hydro-Electric
31
6
Steel
32% Mar 12
69
6
6
12
Jan
20% Nov
108
6
July 27
4% Jan
3
117% Sep 23
July
61% Jan
103
Inland
83
No par
common
6
96 % Jan
*9%
42%
100 pesos
Rayon
66% Mar 14
July 26
33
66%
• 57
66%
Mexico
De
A
35% Jan
Sep
*48%
*48%
*52%
*53
*49
*28%
cumulative preferred
50
cumulative preferred....50
3
Mar 11
Feb
7% Apr
No par
common
10
55
53
Feb
Illinois Power
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
31% Aug 31
17
24% Mar 15
33%
65%
57 %
10
Central RR Co_—No par
6%
*96
6%
6'A
'
97 Va
*96
97'/a
♦88
46 J%
♦56
6'A
90%
47
971/2
6%
*88
46'/a
*96
89
47%
80
1,400
971/2
54%
56%
54%
55'A
54%
55
54
54%
80%
81'%
8 01/4
80 %
79%
80%
80
80
50 y8
51 Va
51 Vb
52
Va
51 Va
52'A
50%
52%
102
101 Va
101 Va
101'A
101 'A
*101%
1011/4
101'A
310
59
58%
58%
58 %
58 V8
57%
58J/4
7,000
50'%
58
102
58%
9,700
4,400
71,200
Commercial and Financial
Number 5555.,.The
Volume 184
Chronicle
(43j9)
N EW YORK STOCKEXCHANGE STOCK
Buge for Previous
STOCKS
year 1955
Unit
K
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE,.
.
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH BALK FRICEg
Pat
Tuesday
July 24
July 23
Wednesday
July 25
Bales let
Thursday
July 26
.
the Week
Friday
Shares
July 27
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
39
Nov
45% Mar
94
Sep
14
34% Feb
13
117
July 2
47% Apr 20
30
Ncv
37% May 17
99 y4 May 16
30
100% Mar 23
105
4
105
May
89
9
107% Sep
7
105% Nov
July
52
Feb
43
28
96
9
Mar
103
108
24
]
Mar
May 22
Mar 10
84% Apr
481/4 Jan
21
43
4
42
Apr 25
46% Jan
25
Oct
31
29 % Jun
8
24
Feb
15
21V4Jan
3
3
21% Jan
10
27% Juiy 2 1
24% Juiy 23
!
24%
Mar
17 % Mar 24
241/4 July 15
17% July 27
21
38% Nov
9
30
40
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
113
98% Jan
44
6
May 28
Jan
23
9
20
Mar 27
% Jury 24
147% Mar 14
27
29% Jan
6
56
Sep
16
39% Feo
10
47
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
29% Feb
4
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
5J% Apr 27
40% Mar 19
44% Jun
8
42% Apr
25
24
381/4 Jan
60
6
Dec
3.80%
4%
23
Mar
52% Jan
1001/4 Jun 23
94
Jan
7
5o% Apr
60 %
6
42%
42%
42 %
iqo
July 16
preferred
Kerr-McGee
Apr
12
31
69
May
3
3
98
Feb
4%%
Oil
Indus
prior
conv
1
Koppers
4%
Kresge
Co
20
55% Feb
9
48
28
50% Feb
29
29% Apr
3
52
9
50
Jan
16
8
22
Jan
10
4
..
43% Jan
4
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
18'/a Dec
6
14% Apr
13
25% Apr
4
Dec
16
4
Feb
7
4
16% Mar 13
20% May 10
25
25
19
28 Va Jan
86 % Aug 11
34% Sep 20
98% May
3
/ 30
11
15 % Nov
6
Feb
Jun
89
8
Jun
"May
8
Mar
16
May
27 % J
22
6
34Ys Apr 30
Lees
18% Jan
6
1% Jan
3
U 'A Jan
3
3% Jan
25% Apr
4.0% Mar 14
-
58
26
97:/ Mar 22
July 10
1
21 % Jan
3
6
2% Jan
31
A^r
24
19 B Feb
1
23
1% July
/
lo
4
43 % Jan 23
8
Feb
$3
*103
104%
*103
104%
103
*102
103
*1021/4
103
103
103
*101%
102%
•102
102%
*102
102%
25
86'/2
1,800
Valley RR
Valley Coal
27
26%
27
26%
27
27 Va
27%
24%
24%
23%
24'/4
24%
24%
24
24 %
18
18
18
18
18
17%
18
38
3J
39
40%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
131%
132%
1301/4
131%
451/2
46%
211/2 Mar 26
64% Jan
18
6
9
88
7
22
72% Feb
2
164% Nov
16
163 % Feb
2
Jun
17
46 y4 Oct
31
lo
Dec
30
25% Jan
66
25
-
79
Apr
65 %
May 29
153% May
Jan
4a
1
23
47% Jan
68% July 13
16% Feb 29
Link
14% May 28
391/2
Sep
19
35% Jan 24
49% Mar 29
Liquid
19
81/2 Mar 14
12
-
Feb
89
■;
July 25
23
14
8% July 18
64 y4 Feb
7
43% J"n
8
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
1
18% Jan
27
56
73
21
64% Jan
23
28
10
7
26% Mar 14
Oct
20
Oct
32% July
123
5
281/4 Mar 14
23
Mar
100
Sep 26
102
Mar 11
105
20% Oct 11
7
451/4 Jan
6
35
4
6
147
9
Jan.16
21% Mar
loi
27
.
Jun
114% Mar
2
12
Jan
6
53% Jan
'3;
May 25
137% Jun
58
July 27
90% Dec 30
49% Jan
10
83% Jan
27
5
28%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45»A
451/4
45%
45%
451%
45%
900
bo-i-i
57 'a
57
57%
5o%
57 Va
56%
57
551/4
56%
16,700
371/4
37%
*36%
37%
50%
50%
50%
24%
51
5
*24
50%
-25
*26 %
15%
9
5%
21% Feb
23
143 % Jan
7%
95
95
28%
28%
28%
50%
50 %
50%
50
501/4
50
50%
24%
24y4
24%
24%
25
25%
2o 1%
1,500
50%
52 ,'v
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
5,200
15%
15%
2,200
21 Va
21 Va
200
66%
67%
15%
15%
15"%
15%
15%
*26%
4
27%
*27
27 %
27
27
4%
*4
4%
*4
4
*4
15%
,
3,300
140
;
5,500
-
1,100
*4
18
4%
*18
%
18%
600
2,200
400
19%
19%
19%.
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20a
common_3
*31%
31%
32
32
*31%
32
32
32
32%
32 Va
*90
92
*90
92
.91
91
92
92
931/2
40
in
16
16%
16
16
16 Vo
16%
16%
16%
15%
16V8
8,500
15
49%
50
50%
51%
51%
53
52%
52%
51%
52%
7,000
19%
19 7/8
19%
19%
18%
19 Vo
18%
18%
■
1
2
2%
2'/a
17%
17%
6 Va
6%
5%
48%
48%
49%
50
*18%
18%
18%
18%
1
19%
19%
2%
2Va
2%
17%
17%
8
2%
;
/
18%
18
*18
.
*90
2Va
2 %
18 Va
17%
6%
6
50
49%
*5%
50
18%
;
18%
18%
49%
18%
6%
%
-•
5,800
2 Va
10,000
4
17%
6%
50
"
49%
6%
5%
400
*18%
3,500
700
8,100
700
18%
20%
21%
21 Va
21%
21
21 %
21 %
21 %
21 Va
21%
8.30O
.10
86 %
87%
86%
87
87
87%
86%
81 Va
86%
87 Va
4,700
-7
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
28
28
28
28
67%-;
67%
157%
-2.50
16%
...15
46 %
preferred.
.100
*94
67%
67%
158 V*
158%
158%
62
62
68%
61%
com__.
67%
•■■
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
27%
27%
27%
27'%
27%
4,000
67 Va
9,600
157
158
68
67%
67 %
157
/.-■6l/'.::
b2
68
62%
61%
68
67%
67%
67%
158
62%
68
68
158
157%
'
Co
D
61%
5,400
68
68
1,400
■
16%
16%
16%
16
16
16
15%
16
1,800
46
46%
45%
46
45%
45%
45
45»/4
3,700
>*931/2
96
*93%
97
*931%
96
•
:•
16
*93%
96
96
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8'A
81/4
9,900
-x
47%
47'/2
46V2
47%
46'A
46%
46%
47%
46 %
471/2
14,900
20%
211/4
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Va
26,200 ;
10
(P)
Lowenstein
6
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
42
Jan
20
98% July 12
34% Jun 25.
M
49 % Jan
MacAndrews
93%
34 Va
129V2
34V%
129V2
78%
76 Va
78%
4,500
23
23
23 Va
7,900
80i/4
79
79%
78%
79%
78%
231/4
23
2m
22%
23
22%
•103%
105
*95%
101%
..10
18%
*103%
97%
*99%
Co
&
92 Va
35
133
23
*139
(Ky)_No par
;
Inc
Sons
139
140
;
61
60%
60%
103'/4
103%
23
23%
22%
90%
90%
91%
1
lu
,
18%
19
106
97%
100%
*99
101 %
50
.
*951%
127%
18%
140
331/4
128
128
-
,a
>
;•>
!
5,200
18,400
900
104%
♦104
*95% "97%
*95%
97%
*96
%
97%
50
100%
100 Va
100'/2
100%
100 %
60
19 Vo
19%
18%
19 Va
103 %
♦99%
19
*139
*103%
104
19%
141
*ioy
61%
60%
103%
103%
>: 103%
23%
22%
22 Va
>: 22%
93%
92%
93%
61%
104
93%
34%
*1201/2
34%
79%
10
100
Lukens Steel Co
(M)
93%
93
par
__100
3
92'A
*125%
100
Nashville.
31% Dec
93%
33% 'i
33%
128%
.100
preferred
51% Jan
92%
33%
*125%
common.
Co
39% May 16
93%
33 Va
100
preferred-
Louisville Gas & El
<te
92%.
.10
preferred
E
22 '/a Mar 14
*61
92
104%
*ljy
14 i
60%
1-il
60%
104
'v '■;
•
90
60'%
1,600
102 V2
XlGJ
133
Mar 28
19% Jan
26% Dec
28
53'/2 Jan
3
42
July 22
138
140
21% Jan 23
July 24
Jan
11
144
3
May 24
6
321/4 July 27
26 % Jan
lo
35% July 15
2ov4 Apr
11
39
Apr
31% Jan
23
26% Mar 14
95
80% July 26
92% Jan
v.
13
88% Mar 15
Jun
13
7% Jan
8% Jan
6
•13'A Jun;
6
121/4 Feb
56% Jan
6
Jan
4
4% Dec
16
23
7% Sep
.16
34
535
8
'/2 Apr
11%
7
23
23
Feb
10
41
610
4% Jun
18
26
5% July
3
17% July 26
8% Jun
18
8
33% Jan
21
4
16% Feb
1
3
10% A<sr
6
10% Feb, 28
July 17
Feb~17
201/4 Feb
Jt n
100% Jan
4
35% Jun
6
Jan
19
21
10 % May
2
7% July 23
22
Jun
27
Jan
9-
Sep
>
685
5% Nov 25
28
3
16
41% Sep
18
543% Jan
122
v
139:
Mar 20
Mar 13
6
' Jan
&
M
6%
Wood
Forbes
Magic
Square
Chef
Mahoning
Coal
Manati
7
RR
Sugar
2,300
22%
22>%
23
3,800
93%
90
93
3,400
a
Midland
Corp common
7
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21
37% July
Marshall Field & Co
11
99
89% Jun
13
98
Jan
24
231/a July 19
25% Jan
6
*44
31
Apr
24
38% Jan
3
35% Feb
9
26'/2 Feb
29
16
Masonite
Master
3
May 16
99
Jan
12
89
Jan
88 '.Apr
11
.83
52
Feb
35'/4 July 12
56% Mar 31
4
16
May 25
Apr
Apr 20
Jan.
28% Feb
54
1
7
25
44
Jan ,Z6>
46
Aug 22
42
Apr
20% Apr
12
12
May 15
32 % Jan
3
Jun
15
46
Jan
6
17
15
Jan
16
83% Jan
24
16
14
29
91
75% Jun 29
58
8
13
Feb
9
15
71 % Jan
23
Aug
1
17
Apr
78% Dec
47
35% July 25
67
May"
40
Mar 14
25
Jan
16% Feb
57% Jan
2
9
8
45
4
3
Nov
July
87% Mar
.
56% Jan
25% Dec
Dec
96% Jan
May
7
34% Apr
34
81
Feb
6
Mar 14
141/s Mar 14
97
July 17
23
20% May 16
11
24
74% July 23
110% Juiy 27
3 7 %
July 27
95% Mar 5
Corp
$3.40
$3
New
16
91 % Mar 21
32% Mar 15
92% Jun
98
4%%
2nd
Apr
11
4%
26% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
25
33% Feb
45% Jun
26
28% Jun
28
6
26
30% Apr
12
23% July
24% Feb
27% Feb
Sep
35
July 11
88%
Mar 30
88
93
Feb
46
96
July 21
July
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
106% Jan
23
116
43% Jan
7
17
44% Jan
3
61
22% Oct
11
56% Jun
26% Feb
11
18% May 28
102
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
6
48
Jan
94
July 18
102
102
May 15
107
93% Mar 29
107% July
1
102
Apr 26
101
Dec
13
93% Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
For
Apr 18
108% May 9
60
footnotes
Sep
see
93
Apr
26
92
Jun
5
1C5
9
page
27
July 10
47% Jan
24
20
July 19
July 18
23% Jan
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
103
-
9
64 %
1
3
17%
17%
17%
♦55%
55%
*55%
55%
300
38 %
36%
37 %
36%
37%
6,100
37 «/a
3b %
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
2,100
Co
&
32%
33%
B
33
33%
331'4
34%.
47%
48%
K
48%
48%
47%
48«/2
8, /OO
21%
21%
22
22
41
41%
41
47%
491/4
48
49%
21%
211/2
21%
21%
41'/«
41%
41%
41%
22
22 %
2,000
41%
41
41
4,800
//93-/Z,
93
*92
93
*92
94
*91%
93
91%
91%
91
91
92
92
93
93
91%
S2
90
*83%
85%
84%
85%
30
800
-
.
*831/2
85%
*83%
85%
91
85%
92%
29%
30'/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
55%
*54%
55%
*541/2
55%
*54%
55%
*54%
23%
23%
22%
30
180
55%
No par
J
30
30
23
28%
23
22%
22%
22%
28%
23
28%
22%
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
28%
*28%
29
*42%;
43'/2
42%
42%
42 %
42%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
50
141/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
5,500
14%
14%
79
79
74%
74%
*79
79%
74
741/2
*79
74
106%
*79
79%
74%
74%
109
107
79%
74%
109%
*79
74%
109
1,500
1,000
79%
10
74 %
1,400
110 Va
1,500
x88 %
37%
89%
1,700
91
51%
50%
50:%
3,200
_1
*20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
*20%
21'/a
21
21
IP
*18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
900
39%
40%
40
18%
40%
18%
5
40
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
4,900
(1st senes).__l0o
*101i/4
5
__
106%
107
102
*101%
102
*10lV2
102
91
91
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
95%
95%
94%
95
941/4
*88
94%
*42%
*101%
91
31%
100
series
5(1
1
common
*87
91
*89
102
91
36%
*101%
°,8a
3,000
70O
102
91
100
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,100
95
:<
95
95 Va
95 Va
260
46
1
*43%
46
*42%
46
*43%
45%
Inc.
3%
23%
23%
23%-
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24 %
24%
4,100
common
16%c
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
26,800
91
89
89
Co
—
No par
2nd
Mesta
6
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Jan
23
Co
preferred series
5
pfd
*89
1151/4
115%
60 %
60%
19%
20%
58%
58%
115%
60
20
57%
91
*87
91
115%
115
116
*114
116
*114
116
400
601/4
♦59
60
59%
60%
60
60
1,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
33,700
59%
4,100
95%
20
2%
58%
20%
57%
95
95
95
95
*94
100
105
*103
105
•103
*92%
99% Feb
21
3.85%
preferred series.^
100
94
*92%
98% Jan
31
3.9,0%
preferred series
preferred series
100
*92
93%
*92
94
93%
*92
4.45%
100
*105
106%
106%
106%
*105
52%
53%
55%
52%
100
*87
*103
8
'
91
100
*92
*42%
46
*87
108% Apr 25
59% Mar 19
Copper
'
36%
Jan
Miami
280
30,700
50%
May 10
4.35%
94
*93
*53%
Mergentbaler
Machine
94
♦83%
par
pfd
;
No par
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.,
12.50
conv
*93
94
90
Corp
Inc
*93
36%
(The).
Co
11,600
51%
pfd 4.3G%
Stores
17%
33
Inc—
$3.50 preferred
$4
17%
55%
38
93
preferred series B_.
Mercantile
Merck
17%
55%
32%
common——.
Shoe
Mengel
18
20
6
17%
55%
38%
93
Co_.
preferred
Cum
Melville
1,300
1,200
7,000
38%
17%
V
No par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
2
9%
43
911%
Mead
30% July
17%
9%
36%
12
Corp
17%
42
50%
Robbins
Stores
300
90%
30
McLellan
9%
42%
1,700
5%
35%
41% Apr
102% Jan
99% May.23
77% Feb 21
391/4
17%
9%
42%
9%
10
5%
55%
17%
55%
38%
17%
18%
42%
■
5%
5%
;
51%
21% Jun
9
17'/2
*54%
;
4
9%
42
6
5,400
4,100
91%
1
21
42%
5%
*5%
550
50%
8
Apr~18
41%
*5%
6
35%
♦520
51
15% Feb
39% Sep
42%
5%
109
35%
36%
50%
34% Jun
77% Dec
41%
107%
109 %
550
18
18
1061/4
*5%
*181/4
•510
1061/2
15
2
5%
9%
36%
36%
91%
20 % May 28
&
5%
108%
111%
550
94
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
McKesson
36
106%
17
21
7
5%
110
*510
91%
291/8 Feb
Jan
36%
90%
21% Aug 11
Aug
5%
5%
111
540
5
51% July 26
23% Feb 29
60% Jan
540
250
33 %
Publishing
23
31
35%
35%
common....—___.________3
43% Jan
101
111
114
550
18%
1
25
3
8,500
37%
Co
3
Jan
1,200
77/a
5%
Corp common__50c
preferred
100
80% Jan
1
9%
7%
9%
50
13
Apr
9%
7s/a
*18%
convertible
McGraw-Hill
9%
7%
32%
preferred
Jun
91
•
88
9%
7%
No par
45% Apr
4
88
86%
7%
93%
pid——No
...
Electric
80%
87%
9% B 9%
7%
5%
1
...
McGraw
87
9%
9%
1947 senes—No par
Stores
88%
10
7%
18%
5
Corp
McCord Corp common.—
3J/2%
6,600
5%
No par
preferred
McCrory
21,400
30%
9%
No par
cumulative
$2.50
37 %
30%
37%
common
Maytag Co common——
McCall
36%
30%
1
Co
$3.75 cum pid
37%
30%
No par
com.
$3.75 preferred
■
37
30%
37
Co.:...—
—
Stores
38%
30
100
L)
Electric
Dept
37%
31
18%
50
Co—x-.
preferred
50% Mar 23
.90
Mfg
500
500
141
9%
5%
5
preferred..
Cement
(Glenn
48% Mar 19
10
25% Jan
4% %
Martin
24% Jan
Jan
18
convertible
19% May 25
July 21
99
83
6
4'/"
39
44 y4
94»/2 May
94
14
*42
*138
38
6.25
Marine
Mferathon Corp
34%
42%
34%
35
42
147
♦138
x
new.
42 v
42'/a
140%
5
18% Mar 19
Shirt
*34%
35
42%
9%
35
-
.No par
Miaracaibo Gil Exploration
Manhattan
*34%
140%
42
7%"
*540
1
l.
34%
144%
9%
113
1
50
18% Juiy 23
10% Apr 18
48 % May
4
31% Jan
33% Mar 14
;
42
7%
rV"
10
s
:
Marquette
22 »/4 Nov
88
Co
40% July 11
"
88
Mandel Bros
3
56 % Jun
4
307/b
88
No par
Co
29% Apr
19
30%
30%
Magma Copper
Magna vox Co (The)..
52% Apr/16
25
37%
No par
21
Apr
Feb
38%
;
59
40% Dec
37%
Garden
37% Dec
Jan
*140%
(R. JBjr Co Inc com_„__No par
f4%% preferred series A
100
9
92
42%
144%
Macy
Madison
34%
34%
42%
*140%
Mttcifc, Trucks vlnc_L-lr—
6% Apr 27
Jan
34%
100
34% Nov
18
B
common__10
preferred
541/2 Aug 23
July 14
-
Working Co
&
54%
61
95%
105
94
93%
108
55%
59%
*94%
*103
*92%
*92
*105
54%
■■■■.
11,700
>, > ' 70
; m
12% Mar 14
48% Jan 19
777
320
60%
.
46%
!•
V.
15,100
X27%
—1
preferred
series
8
951/2
28%
18
series B preferred
Louisville
95%
r
No par
conv
9
66 %
-V
28%
24%
15%
67
4.25%t series
5
62% Mar 19
66%
951/4
28%
18
Aircraft Corp
Loi'lllard
67%
95 Va
1,300
18
Inc
4.35%
67%
.
-
18%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___No
Long Island Lighting Co com
13
68
96
67%
*95
.
17%
Corp.
Mar 14
37%
18%
common...
6
37
18%
Industries Corp
4%%
4,500
36%
36%
27
4
Co
Lockheed
■'
No par
convertible
Loew's
Z
1
Cement
May
58 %
281/4
/
28%
Gas
109
561/4
28%
28%
Star
.
58%
28%
96
Star
104
57%
28%
28%
Lone
102% Jan
58i/4
28%
67%
Lone
29
57%
67 %
July 26
23% July
Jan
46%
59%
29%
47
28%
July 11
I0o
46
58%
95%
35 rt
129% July 27
89% May
7
29
May 2l
18% Jun
8
List
47%
46%
6,400
29
36%
Proaucts
Corp. (The)..
Carbonic Corp
3 % %
132
60%
36%
98
Jun
99
3
12
25 y« May 14
96% Jun
■:?
July 15
25"% Jan
3
77»/2 Jan
5
6
107% Apr
IO31/4 Jan
8
139% Dec
5
July
> 38% Sep
11
103% Mar
Dec
100% Jan
Fink
Belt
Lionel
46
130
132%
7,700
23,900
18,700
14,500
15,400
29%
Corp
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7%
preferred
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
10
6
14
46%
46%
Savers
103% Sep
40% May 17
114
62% July 24
Life
55y2 Apr
211/aJan
15
Jan
Mar 29
130%
'
39%
2,300
5
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
18%
133
■■■:!
1
(111)
Lemer Stores Corp
74% Feb
28% Feb
27
•
58%
Lehn
9
15% May 28
27
2)
1
1
4
22
131%
25'
common.
Feb
25% Jan
100
18
1st
noucum
19
28
43
100
16% Jan
22
*42%
24%
;
1
Apr
86%
43
18
&
4
29% Sep
72% Sep
87
17%
7
Apt. 9
87
*42%
26%
5
~_10
Co
Mar
Sep 26
42%
No par
& Sons
Jan
47
87'/a
42%
5
23
149% Jun
*86 y4
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
22
3
87%
43%
common.
3
23
*101%
87%
*42%
23%
'
'
30
3
131/4 Jan
9
24% Dec
61% Mar 14
102%
87%
43%
*95
98
__8 75
...
Sep
89% Dec
*96
NoDa-
Navigation Co
Portland Cement
L-,
&
98
86%
iq
19% Jan
„
96%
No par
50% May
2j% Jun
16
98
*42%
preferred_.No par
50c noucum 2nd pid
No par
Lelnnuii Corp (The)
1
1
110
104%
*102
1
preferred
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
97%
*96
*103
& Tire
Coal
200
1
(James)
3.85%
93
96%
preferred series A.
Lehigh
*92
104%
com
(The)
Rubber
93
103
Bryant
27
5% Apr
22
6% Sep
47% Jan
3
1
17'/a Dec
17% Jun
17 V2 Jun
26
' <2% Sep
.
:
8
13% Jan; 10
.
28
Lee
*92
200
•
Consohdada 6%
Lane
3,100
*103
common
Co
42%
42%
48,600
*102
Co_
Gas
4.32%
La
18% Apr 27
22% Mar 12
35% Apr 26
Mar 14
Laclede
2
uu
4% Jan
Co
400
42i/2
64%
104%
preferred
(S H) & Co
Kroeliler Mfg Co..
Kroger
49%
62%
103
___5o
Kress
M ,y
123%
*49
*96
100
Inc
<S S)
93
*120
49%
*102
preferred
29% Mar 29
*92
93
*92
64%
*103
King-Seeley Corp
26% May 28
93
42%
■
123%
49%
42%
49%
42%
43
64%
123%
65%
124
49%
i0Q
""
.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4
24% Dec
*92
63%
*121 Va
,,
II100
preferred
Kelsey Hayes Wheel.
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.1
Kennecott Copper
No n&r
Kern County Land
Co.—"7—2.50
Jan
12% Mar 15
I
49%
Kansas Power & Light Co
(Julius) & Co
32
39 % May 31
i
64%
122%
*49%
Kayser
47% Dec
:
63%
122%
49%
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
30% July 16
65
124%
*49%
preferred
III100
4.35% cumulative
preferred__100
Kansas City Southern com
No par
30
28
*122
comlpfo'par
preferred
cum
28% Jun
22% Dec
64
100
preferred—
.....
Oct
92% Mar 18
33%
ou
conv
4.20%
105
103
92% May
Corp
ureferred
4.50%
4
July 10
27% Mar 14
cum
1
May
9
Chem
4%%
13
Apr
&
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
Mar 13
101
71% Feo
Alum
4%%
20
101
70 % Jan
Kaiser
July 24
103% July 11
6
102% Mar 15
May 24
55
65% July 20
125% Juiy lo
60
95%
105
94
93%
108
55%
58 %
*94%
*103
♦92%
*92
*105
54%
105
94
93%
108
10
55
7,200
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The Commercial and FirmneiaX Chronicle
20 *
.
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.
(440)
<*l
NEW YORK STOCK
35% Mar, 7
Dec
9
18
Jan
19
7o
*28% May 15
♦
21
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
47
27
77
7
22% Jan
20
33
Jan
42% Apr
9
30% Jan
33ya Oct
31
44% Feb
22% Jan
17
33% July
Jan
3
32% Dec 30
30% Jun
25
Jan
Feb
15% Sep
9
14% Dec
14
15
7% Jun
j
11% Feb
40% Aug
2
52% July
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
>
6
100
*134
103
preferred
conv
preferred
conv
&
Ontario
Power
Maid
it
par
10
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
7% preferred series A
;
100
Missouri Pacific RR class A__Nc par
Mohasco
3%%
;.
Industries
Inc
preferred
28% July 23
Monarch
30
24% Jan
3
Monon
24% Jan
3
51% Mar 19
14
...1.25
,
26
23
37% Mar 26
Monterey
Montgomery
Power
Oil
25
18% Jan
10
16% Mar 14
23% Dec
9
20% Jan
20
44 va Mar 14
60% Jun
7
40 % May 28
51% Mar 14
Motorola
20
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
38% July 27
Motor
32% Mar
Motor
Wheel
Jan
19
40% May 10
9
22% July 20
15% Jun
15
18
5
33
8
40
Sep 26
47
Feb
4
40% July
28
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
32% Jun
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
Mar 15
Myers
*24%
25 va
38%
38
38%
4,000
27 3/s
27%
273%.
28
1,800
13%
13%
13%
46%
46%
40
33% A 34'/a
34%
:
,
34%
12%
13% A
13%
13%
65%
66%
66%
67
39%
39%'
40%
7%
34%
13
66 % >
•66
•74%
67
40%
-.7%
66%
75
75
34%
*13
:
13%
74%'
18%
18%
-
18
18
18
18%
13
w
65%
-
7,200
Z:
66
3,100
10,000
'7%
7%
8,500 "
I*
*65
66
*72%
74'?!/'••
-;
1,500
i
'Z.
;
65%
18
i8
27
;
7,200
19,000
74
*72 vi'
12,100
-
■
•
V39-1V 39%
'73/4
65 Va
66'/a
73
200
/
46%
39%
13
40%
'
33% : 33%
*
66%
J9%
7%
13%
46%
38%-
-
66
',
1
7%
•
•65%
13%
46%
40
34
13
66%
14%
46%
39%
.<■
-
7%
7%
40%
40
•z
13%
46%
40
34
40%
37%
13%
13
46%
47%
-
:
110 i
•
360
■fl.900
z
*18"'
:
18%
'
28%
28%,
28%
:i 27%
263/4
27
5,000
22%
22%
22%
*22%
23
22%
22%
223/«
22%:
>700
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22 vb
22 vb
213/4
21%
800
2
42%
42%
42%
41%
423/4
41
.-V: 413/4
19,300
5
27
27%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
(The)
No par
46
46%
46
*46%
46%
46%
46»/a
46%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
Co.
No par
.—12
43%
43%
43%
43'/a
43%
43%
Co
j
&
43
,42%
-
42%
27%
-
v
46
.
27%
A
6,000
46%
-
34%
35%
34%
35'%
-
43 Ve
433/8
42%
43 va
21
-
21
-
•
20%
21
21
21
21
22%
22
22
213/4
213/4
20%
213/4
45
22%
45%
22 -V
45%
44%
45%
44-'
44%
43%
36%
36%
37
37%
37%
37%
373/4
38%
38
383/4
__3
27%
27%
Corp
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
36%
37
36%
36%
35%
36%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
10
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
49
49
...
America
,
27%
1
.
Bros
&
-
5
Co
of
16,200
25,400 /
44%
21
-
No par
*48
48%
1,100
*
V 3,500
.,
5,300
- -
27
2,700
353/4
6,400
16 va
16%:
42%
423/g
42%
34%
343/4
34%
48'/a
48
48
16'/a
42%
?*>
343/4
48%
1
26
353/8
423/4
*48
1,800
213/4
35%
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-
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Inc
Muiray
50
25%
38
27%
21%
Co
42% Apr
4
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27%
28%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C>
12
25 Ve
38%
3
(John)
Mueller
4
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38'/a
27%
300
22%
Ward
45% Jan U
25
40% Oct
Jan
25%
A 5,800
-
25
Moore-McCormack
7
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
25% Jun
11
17% Jun
86 V*
No par
Products
30% Oct
17%
86 va
No par
Co
46% Apr 27
22% May 4
28% Mar 12
27% Mar 14
17 vb
87%
17 va
Tool
Chemical
40% May 28
Morrell
17%
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i
class A
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.-.
Montana
160
17%
86%
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C
40%
-
10,700
-
17%
38%
7%
390
?
.
73»/«
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86
27
66
140
72%
4,200
85%
27%
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73%
103 va
4,400
4,900
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17%
38%
■
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140
73 va
102%
-•A
17%
25%
-
136%
73%
102%
73
102%
103
6,500
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B
Monsanto
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...
Machine
RR
Class
5
—100
—...
4.20%
23
23
120
1,600
85%
27%
39%
Corp—
74%
38%
•i.
136%
♦134
136%
73
*102%
25%
2.50
No
;
46
39% Jan
May 17
30%
17%
13
30% Jan
21 % Apr
30%
86
1
43% Sep 22
3
30%
17%
5
38% Jan
18% Jan
30%
*134
73%
103
1
Jan
Jun
30%
86
25
Paper..
Light
.
138
73%
100
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
47
_
preferred
34% Mar 14
3
30
/
36%
90%
25% Oct
11
31%
'
20%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
29
Jan
30%
36
24%
Mission Corp
20
28 -
36%
135
88%
May 28
'23% May 28
;
36%
*
20%
22., M»r 23
39% May 28
,
15
36%
135
24%
21% Feb
7
36%
134
90%
21
24% Jan
36%
134
21
20
19% May 12
36%
134
243/4
Feb 20
16
.
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135
89%
Mission
5
Feb
*
134
s
900
-
21
Minute
47% May 14
88
44
24%
Minnesota.
81% Jan ' 5
76
43%
89
2nd
May 29
Jan
5
44%
21%
$1.50
May 28
44%
24%
Minnesota
73
44%-"
44
88%
3
65
,
7
-18% Feb 23
1
17% Jan
-44%
20%
2
5
800
*44
24%
1st
26
13
July
>35% Apr
'79% Sep
83% Dec
6
54
62
i
16,600
63 va
88%
So.50
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
34% July 24
,12% July 17
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
'
49
19
7
23
29% Jan
30%
61 %
21%
Mining & Mlg com
No par
No par
prelerred
Minneapolis Moline Cc common
1
3
12% May
36% Jan
5
30 vb
62
25
$4
16
15
30',
62
88%
3.30%
3
17
29%
62
20%
11
19
26% Feb
28% Dec 30
30
*60%
24%
Minn
2
Jan
34% Feb
35% Dec
23% Jan
24% Jan
30
29%
62%
88%
July 26
88
Apr
22% Jun
4
14
29%
62
21 %
24
75% May 10
Shares
29%
29%
b7%
101% July 11
16% Jun 14
93% May
the Week
Friday
July 27 r'-
20%
112% Jan
26% Nov 25
ft
July 26
,
24%.. 25
13
Apr
Sales fsr
Thursday
July 25
No par
30
140
BALK FBICBft
Wednesday
com.. 1.50
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
105
-
Corp ol Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry.
No par
90% July 26
May 25
,
Minerals & Chem
25% July 17
66
^8% Nov" 29
31%
10
22% May 14
Apr
1
30%
Corp
1
Dec
6
36%
Oil
23
107
8% Jan
36%
Miawest
23
117
73% Sep
135%
Mar
14
Aug 10
9
*134%
1st preferred
Jan
Dec"28
27
36% Jan
Jun - 8
100
8%
common
■-•i
July 24
~
-44%
Proa
Jan
Oct
6
12
44%
3
38% Jun
o
Steei
21
102%
20
Jan
142
;
-
Midland
Mar 12
Tuesday
,
July 23
.62
17
106
Monday.
'
62
58
70
1
19% Apr
17
Jan
Far
29%
13
11
12% Jan
STOCK /Z.V'V V;
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Jun 20
28% Mar
Oct
50% Oct
82
■■';
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
South Utilities Inc
10
Midland Enterprises Inc..—:—5
65% May 14
9
May 28
133% July 16
29% Feb 20
Nov 30
25% Jan
15
EXCHANGE STOCK
Middle
*
40
146'/a Sep 23
35
.:
46% Jan
.
54% Nov 21
25
Jan 21
37% Jan
133
'Uweit
Highest
29% Oct
NEW FORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1956
Uvwt
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|u|t f er PmtM*
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.
-
500
3,200
4,600
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200
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114% Nov
47
-
Jan
v.
';
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29
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
173% Sep
10% Oct
33% Oct
70
45% Mar
July 16
Naico
July 25
National Acme
23
29% Jun
12
11
17% Jan
28
11
47
Feb
17
Jun
29
8
42% Apr
18
National
3
39% Jan
24
National
165
16
Feb
-
179
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
20
Apr
19% Jan
41% Nov
34% Jan
18% Sep
27
Jan
10
20
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
16% Jan
10
28% May
23% Jan
11
19
Oct
93
Mar 21
11
25
27
101
18% Jun 20
Dec
45% Jan
5
May
Mar
Jan
138
26
153
23 % Jan
31
16% Apr
1
58
Jan
25
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
6
97% Feb
21
37% Jan
6
8% Dec
30
r
13% Mar
14
16% Jan
20
"77% Sep 14
42 % Mar 25
51% Dec 29
64
20
103% May 2
58% Nov 25
12% JUn
98
3
14% Feb 18
t
16
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July 5
'.
20
33% May
4
90% Mar
16
15% Oct
July
25
48
9
8
Jan 13
9%. Apr. 13
12% Feb
37% Mar
8
33
97% Dec
9
88 % Apr
18
18
5
101
Mar
4
Feb
2
69% Jan
18
104% Sep
l
20% Feb
82% Dec
17
May 10
16% Apr
93% Jun
19
16% Feb
13
5% July 18
13% May 28
15% Jun ll
•
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88% Jan
24
26
<
7
20
17
,
Mar 29
'8% Mar
15
Jan
5
3
17% Mar 19
37% July 27
96
'
97 % Feb
14
125 % May
Nehi
-
78%
~
91
New
103
Jun
29
Mar lo
102% Jun
30
610
15
15
Sep
77
Jun
94% Jan
440
21 *
6
107
July 24
500
Jan
=
•
17
18
39
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
407-8 Jun
28
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Jun
2
25% Apr
18V
19
Jun
21
22
38
Oct
37
Jun
14
39% Mar 27
N
Y
Jun
18% July
22
91% Mar
8
5
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan 13
Mar 14
18% Jun
7
27% Mar 24
6
Aug.23
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
45
Sep
97
Nov
8
11
34% Feb 28
85% Feb
23
9
bo
91
Feb
13
3
3.60%
89% July 24
96 % July 12
18% May 25
98% Jan
9
3.90%
92 % May
101% Jan
4
Norfolk
92 % Dec
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
22
77%- Jan
27
19% July 27
91 % May
4
16
95% May
4
24 % July 26
North
16% Jan
8a
3
Northern
48% July 23
Northern
1
46% Apr
20
8
25
9
99% Aug 29
18% Sen
79
July 23
41
May. 8
106% Apr
36%Jun
21
92% May 9
103 % May 11
-103
Jan
4
103% Apr
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20
16% Jan
5
111
Jun
5
8
45
Apr
12
78 va
77%
3IV4
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♦100
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173/8
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173/a
(
80
80%
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100
480
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1
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,
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l
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46
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100
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180
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20
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38
38
38
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73
72
73 Va
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88
303/s
37%
86 va
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preferred
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American
Northeast
373/4
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10
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5
prelerred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co..
&
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„„I100
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44%
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.Shipbuilding Corp
.
Central
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Co
71
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96
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1
87%
83%
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88 va
81 va
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87 V4
88
87%
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13,600
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98
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23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23 Va
24%
23%
23%
10,600
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preferred
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Northern Pacific Ry
5
79
455/8
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41%
80 5/s
48%
110
42%
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47
108%
41%
81
48
109
42%
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82
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46%
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108%
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41%
42%
81%
47%
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403/4
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48
260
16,800
108 y2
90
41 Va
38,700
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn>—
85%
96 Va
*95
101% Jan
9
$4.08
May
preferred
series..
100
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
3
102% Jan
May
21% Juii
4
99% July 25
8
29 vb Jan
8
h 55%
V,
14,900 j
15%.
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30%
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:
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31%
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30%,
I
114%
:
22
31%
40%
,
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94
113%
303/4
31%
80%
-
80
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30%
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57%
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115
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84%
10
94
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22 Va
96 V4
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14,100
17 %
100
47% Jan
17%
17%
100
22% Jun
50
-17%
;
series
7
91 Va
923/4
series
30
37%
15%
37
preferred
54
37%
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36%
;
2,500
r
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23
15%
l'53/»
5
13
19% Jan
3
28 "a Jan
6
63% July 23
.
19,200
5%
153/4
94
50
3,300
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: 14%
913/4
preferred
39% Jun
.
36%
'
1,100
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:
15%
$4.10
1
■
8,500
13,500
.
99
<
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5%
14%
91%
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1
15%
53/8
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36%
3
25% Nov
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403/4 ..•41
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6
31% Feb
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15
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8%
37
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50
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7
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10
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91
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74 Va
36%
103
26% Jun
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73%
36 y8
20
94
6
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74%'
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July 26
July 5
July 5
86
97
Sep~26
Jan
16
series
preferred
60% Jan
13
733/4
36 vb
•
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210
10,400
130
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-
17 y8
80
31»/8
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preferred
23
18
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74%
36
36
12 va
363/4
-
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26% Feb
Jan
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119%
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5
21
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100
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43
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56%
—
22
103
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1
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22
14
—
112%
23%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Carp comiNo par
3.40% preferred
ico
38% Jun
111 % Dec
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
20
5
103% Apr
20% Jun
3
86
Apr
Mar
12 Vb
46
193/4
Y State Electric As Gas
Corp—
21
94
12 vb
47%
*92
*92
111%
i.No par
Co
Common
85% Jun
27
8
York
78
26
—1
I5
common
RR
Preferred 5%
New
28% Jun
Jun
146%
19
'
par
1
39% Jun
16% Jan
143/8
New Haven & Hartford CoCommon
no
14
108% July 14
22%
Jan
Mar 1*
*144%
15%
¥>*
5 S/8
No par
Louis
preferred
Harlem
36% July 27
Nov
Dock
non-cum
&
87
85% Jan
100% Feb
30
N
26
30
Jan
6
York
146%
>
116%
Y
64% Jan
2^%
16
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
N
9
Oct
25
15%
14 3%
Newmont Mining
Corp
.___10
Newport Industries common.—" 1
4%% preferred
100
July 25
Jan
28
48% Jan
15%
5%:
17%
New York Air Brake
New York
Central—_J
100
—1
17%
Chicago & St
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12 Ve
7%;
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt
Co 4% pfd.100
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146%
45%
40%
40%
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N
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193/6
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33% May 18
172
12%:.
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92%
33% Apr 30
3
47% Jan
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46%
74
/
36%
5
170%
13%
100
15%
8
Jan
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36%
14
170%
113
12
79%
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:
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170»/a
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A
46
74%
36
100
49% July 27
170 %
146%
36
14,500:
102
102
117
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>
800
12,600
57 va
56%
102
115%
146'/a
193/s
37,700
19 3/4
19%
-
102%
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12 y8
45%
25%
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1183/4
172
73%
57%
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102%
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57
25%
:
23,700
13,000
24
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193/4
1,000
30%
;
I
64,200
41%
103%
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19
19%
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100 '/a
8,800
3.700
120 va
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100%
14,500
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57
57% :
:
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4
413/4
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19%
193/4
117%
preferred
5
Jun
56%
57%
common_.No par
3%%
31% Jan
90
19%
100
100
-
:
24
26
26'/e
25%
41%
24
:
24 ye
v
29%
29%
42 %
41%
25%
122%
45%
Inc.."II~
Newberry Co (J j)
27% Feb
400
56%
193/4
293/4
29 vb
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101
103%
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22
80% May 16
25%
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33
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-
V
29'/a
116
;
Bros
19%
40%
Corp
Neisner
26
100
100
12%
National: Theatres Inc
National Vulcanized Fibre
Natomas Co
25%
27%
*102
;
7
Dec
623/4
1
preferred
National Tea Co
23% Jan
24
65
36
623/4
'
Cast-No par
;
No par
4 %
62% Jan
May 28
373/4
65
23 vb
35%
63%
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.....
50
lo t
22%
353/4
65%
22%
36 %
23'/a
100
Ref Cd—
78% May 10
6
Feb
22%
37%
65%
'
35%
No par
Corp
Corp
78% Mar 3o
16
23%
37%
63
23
-63
100
Steel
7
'
23
373/8
63
.10
Corp
41% Jan
Mar 15
22%
353/4
common... —1
7
24% July 11
8
81% Feb
75
22%
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;
350
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common—5
Co
2,100
13%
1
1951
National Supply (The) Pa
Mar 13
17% Mar 12
13
56 3/a
Stores
Prod
6,400
173%
58
1
preferred -A—....
preferred
Steel
173 va
13%'
1
...
National Sugar
173%
173%
13
25
$4.50 preferred
Lead Co common
National
174%
573/4
common
Service
11,300
13
423/8
&
"A.
58%
243/B
Shares
38
12 vb
41%
Linen
373/4
58
24
Malleable
38
12 vb
28%
National
3,400
37%
59
24%
Natl
:
12
42%
National
:
13 Va
38 Vb
58
413/4
6%
27%
13%
37%
V4
27%
I
26%
14 vb
38va
12
24
7%
26%
13%
38vb
58%
5
Gas
26%
38
*38%
12
5
Distillers
4,600
58%
Inc
Co
pld series of
1,900
81%
vb
14
172 va
Department
4%%
20
80
.5
...
19
93
July
::
Dairy Products
National
6
38% May 16
80% July 20
101-% Feb 20
2
23
7% Jun
9
13
15% Jan
Apr
40 %
11% Jan
8% Dec
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
47% Jan
172 J/4
19
813/4
38>/a
373/4
National
47% July 25
19% May 3
76% May 4
;
:
National
Mar 12
32% Feb
•
4
173
.38 y»
310
142
20%
81
26%
13%
14
38l/e
prelerred
Cylinder Gas Co
31
11 % Jan V 5
38% Dec 29
21' ' Mar
Jan
172'/a
v
National
7
26 3/4
27
373/4
38 3/8
14
38»/8
172%
38 %
conv
Gypsum Co
147 <
Apr
Lines
Container
26%
38%
142
20%
82
13 5/s
133/4
*38%
'
$1.25
July 27
179
4
City
27%
80%
142
141
20 3/a
20'/4
205/e
80
10
National
30
Feb 23
National
27%
1
Corp
Register
National
166% Apr
14
Cash
122% July 23
July 22
156
Can
20%
80
*.10
preterred A
National
20%
79%
143
*142
142
142
141%
20%
79
.5
common
Fuel
183
9
Inc
140%
...100
Biscuit Co
61% Apr 13
105% Fen 23
23
.101
Apr 18
76% Jan 23
Fibres
Corp
National
Aug 29
21
1
Aviation
21% Mar 12
175
11% Jun
7%
42% Juiy 24
27
10
90% Nov 28
30
25% Jun
97% May 18
106
Automotive
National
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
5
54% Jan
10
23
I 20% Feb
3
Airlines
National
9
100% Aug
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
Feb
21 % Mar 19
6
5
1
National
37"% July 26
65% July 26
30% July 27
30
14
Jan
too
..,
Co
National
*
14% Apr
2
59
July 20
26% May 14
30
25% Mar 14
27
16% Mar 19
26
Apr
21% Sep 26
14% Mar 14
24
Nashville Cbatt dt St Lrmfn
Corp
37% Feb
2
(
May 10
35% Jun
/
1
Jun
183
22
82
Jan
62
46% NOV 23
6
148
118
14
Dec
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
20% Mar 14
24
16% May 28
Jan 23
Sep 21
128
9
6
Common
5
.
17%
18
173/4
18
17%
18
7,100
17%
18
17%
84%
84%
84
84y4
83
83%
83
83
730
96
95%
95'%
943/4
94%
94%
95%
310
96%
•95%
96%
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96%
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18
$4.11
preferred
series
inn
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
97%
98%
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98 %
S4.16
preferred
series
100
*98%
983/4
98%
98%
98%
99%
*98%
99%
93
99'/a
22
21%
221
21%
21%
21%
22
213/4
22
9,800
Northrop Aircraft Inc....
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
common
i
21%
153/4
15%
153/i
25
24 vb
24%
24
24'/a
2.50
61%
63%
61
63
10
15%
97%
97 y4
160
250
15%
16 vb
15%
16%
16%
16%
9,000
24 V-t
24 va
23%
24%
24%
241/4
2,100
61
60%
60%
59%
60
3,300
*60
,
Volume 184
-
Number 5555;
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(441)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
>Mn '« PnrteM
lew 1955
I***!
43% Jan
105 %
6
20
Nov
Leveet
15
109
Jan
109
Aug
10
Apr
105 r
16% July
18% Jan
20
100
39
28
Jan
26
25 %
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
31%
57
94
Feb
9% Oct
18
3
10
8
114
22
40% Feb
17
91
35
Jan
27
9% Jan
12
23 % Feb
10
44% Jun
35
29
Aug 29
48% Jan
37% Jun
25
56
Dec
128% Jan
7
,40
5
15
132% Jan
139
6% Jan
23
27
10
104 V2
Jan
Jan
3
95
Jun
29
Nov
25
>11
Jan
18
20
44% Jun
3
30% Jan
47% May
5
23
40% Jan
7% Jan
5
4% Jun
6
12% Jun
30% Jun
11
54% Feb
14
46% Jun
8
27
25% Jan
6
22
29% Feb 24
11
Aug-
>44
May
22
23
6
49% Dec
2
6
49%
.
106
Apr
20
22% Feb
112 Va Mar
53
Jun
16*
45% Jan
23
22% Apr
33% Sep
11 *
109
14
28
28
12% Jun 27
Oct
14
33
Dec
21
Oct
19
52 C Jan
38
48% Nov
-
33% Jan
147
•
Nov
3
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2-
Sep 29
106% Jan
82
*
6% Nov 22-
36% Jan
102% Dec
48
Jan
37% Jan
24
>
11
6
50
13
47
5
Jun
9
31
5
102% Oct
43
11
108
Oct
86% Dec
i
23
May 23
107% Apr
103% July
111
6
19
1
Mar 30
Dec 22
31!
97
4
37% Feb 21
48% Sep
19
85% Jun
93
16
14
Dec
/
;
6'
92
Dec 30
100
Dec~29
V
95% May 13
Apr
30
6
100% July
33% Jan
21V« Jan
■r
84% Jan
83
Jan
13% Apr
Dec'
6
62
V.
3
89% May 21
Jun
;
96
163
170
37% Feb
25
153% Dec
24% Mar 14
13
74 7. Jan
10
6% Feb
;
10
247s Feb
87% July
3
A
19
26
153% Jan
7
36% Jan
,146% Jan
24
13
6
35% Mar 18
19% Mar 15
25
19% Jan
24% Sep
3
26
15
37% Feb
81
2
47
36% Nov 15
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
28% Jan
3
29% Jan J8
19% Mar 7
100% Feb
16
103% NOV; 22
23% Dec 27
56% May 9
32
Oct
25
16
Apr
20
23
40% Anr
6
22
p
Jan 23
11
Nov 23
43% Jun
.
21% Jan
28
27
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
125% Sep 14
34% Nov
33% Apr
104
Jun
105% July
105
For footnotes
Jun
26
Feb
28
49% July 25
36% May 11
.40% July 24
88% Mar 29
43
.
-
79
.
.
74
Apr 30
24% Jun
28
Jun
May
26% Jan
24 % July 17
Ill
.
120
11
35% Mar
e9% Apr
10
323/4 Jan
97
5
v
37% Jan
24.
8
10
16
Potomac
Public
8erv
Co
39%
95%
107 7/s
♦107
Y
263/a
45%
173/4
18%
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of
■
.
46
18
18%
r
160 V*
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159
A A 61%
60%
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91 ;■
8%
31%
32%
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100
31
31
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155
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14%
14%
5
36%
14%
14%
37 Va
36%
26%
34%
36
22%
23
23 Vs
503/4
51%
50%
V*
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9
.
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-
Indiana—No par ^
■-
i
69 Va
31%
31%
152
•
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14%
14
36%
37
35%
36
23
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51%
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51 Va
14,100
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69%
9%
9%
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9%
9%
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2,200
48%
69
49%
39%
40%
•
393/4
,
49
813/4
813/4
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82%
253/4
24%
*25%
•24%
25%
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1173/4
118
34%
100
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
74 % Jan
3
Pullman
51% Apr
5
Pure
Oil
Inc
(The)
*99
*102
103
10
No
28%
1183/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
293/4
30
29%
30
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99
98%
99
99
101
103
28 Va
68%
47%
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69
70
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103
28%
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29
70
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69%
,
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28%
70
46%
8,200
46%
100
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40
803/4
40
803/4
25%
243/4
1173/4
119
500
-
100
-
-
4,600
34%
.
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8,300
29%
30
3,200
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150
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29
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101
10
102%
5,500
29%
69%
69%
45%
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6,100
69%
46%,.
69%
2,600
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118%
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29%
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V*
car
120
25%
24%
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82%
25%
29%
101
100
preferred
119%
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243/4
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69
39
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4.18%
69
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1,500
3,500
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100
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69
49%
25
118
14%
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100
preferred
220
36%
preferred
408 %
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13,500
23%
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293/4
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v
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54
36%
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29 %
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100
35%
48%
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1
31%
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84
30%
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7,500
12,200
:
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38%
par
220
327/a
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54%
250
5,200
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155
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preferred
preferred
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Pub Serv El & Gas
common.No par
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10
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91
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31%
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2
Publicker Industries Inc common—o
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cum
preferred
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Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
14
Apr
22% Jan
103% Feb
64% Feb. 9
11
page
1
98% Jun
100
30
July 25
.32% Jun
May
1
26 % Mar 14
22
7
.
2
48%
99%
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*93%
preferred.
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Procter
10% May
8
Nov 21
see
t
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104
104
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;
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46%
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90
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45%
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(conv)
convertible
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43%
21%
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preferred
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
51% July 23
8
com
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Poor
16
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
41 % Apr
;
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100
21%
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107
-
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common
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21%
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;
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Wayne & Chic Ry
Plttston
95%
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Consolidation Coal Co
36% July 25
23% Mar 23
28
68
i
6
31
8% Jun
May 19
89% Jan
Mar 21
25% Feb
19
1
8
Jun
48% Jun
Oct
69% Dec
•>■84
Dec
Feb
Mav
30% Jan
i.
8
12% Jan
9
5
4
7
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Pittsburgh
7%
39%
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
56% July 16
.
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27
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Pitts Coke & Chem
.
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22%
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3
24
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13
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96% Apr
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23
92% Apr
27
159% Dec
14
Jan
35% Apr
84% Apr
3
Jan
v
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'
9
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July 18
3
29
6
4
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22
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8% May 16
3
10
Apr
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10
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13
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8
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V
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v
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Pillsbury Mills
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47
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93
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.
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39%
24
100
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;
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28% July 25
*
Jan
8
70% May
173
3%%
vv.
25
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5
9*
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150
Mar
3
76% Mar 11
108% Jan
91
15%-Jan 16
14%
35 Va
-
25
—
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J,an
22% Feb
97 % Aug 25
16
Corp
4%
25
common
Philip Morris Inc
94% Mar 12
.
.
40
preference
16
,A-,16/Y;
pari
no
4.68% preferred
Phila 6c Reading Corp
Phllco
3
July u
•
45
30% Jan
85
10;
16
30% Sep 20
22% May 17
25% Jan
-
25%
common
preferred
44% May 10
100% Sep 20
Mar 14
6% Oct
Feb
47
50%
25 7
Mfg Co
Electric Co
conv
4.4%
19
36% Mar 13
91
49%
25 V*
100
pReferred
22% Apr
•
503/4
1
513/4
.
VA
7:A;V
VVAA:
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10%
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37%
51%
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-
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preferred
52% Jun
21% Dec
*1
4.3%
Apr 18
6
Phiia
98%
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5
263/4
140
3.600
A;
101
,
253/4
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1
11 Vs
253/4
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19%
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97%
32
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AA
101
144
193/a
7
Corp
preferred
10% Jan ' 4
5
13
2nd
Phelps-Dodge
993/4
V
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;
& Co Inc
145
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7%
19% i
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144
143 %
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32%
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V
162% Aug 31
!
Jun
Pfizer
97%
140%
32
i_.
4
14
6
17
15% Mar 14
a
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Co
lOOVa
38%
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46
41 Va
18
,
Light
24
104% Feb
158% Jan 31
28% Sep
6
61-
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99
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Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
13
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96
Milk
143%
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20
V
46
101 ;V:
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141
14
25%
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94
10%
32%
preferred
Jan
109% Jan
25"
12% May
.
;-i:
•
—
Feb
106
75
July 2
43% Jun
8
>89% July 12
86
May 18
49
10% Dec
46% Jan
102
5
13
17 -Jan 23
2Q% Jun 26
A.
43% Jun 16
28
106
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1
26% Mar 14
112% Jan
38%
1221/4
14%
95 .A V:- V
26 Va
34%
r
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
12
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51%
59%
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preferred
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A
37
51%
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10%
27
100
122V4;
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.
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101
700
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&
10%
26%
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preferred
issued
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10%
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5,500
19 y*
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80
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1
common
C«
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$1.60
40% Mar 23
A
July 27
92% July 11
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80%
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101
3,800
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17,700
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59%
60
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110
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60
81%
81
79
50
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
3
76% Mar 19
105
Jan
82% July
19
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100
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
Penn-Texas Corp
6
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46% July 25
1071 • Apr' 17
36% Jun 19
7
Mar
22% Apr
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115% Apr 19
102% May 2
May 26
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: 30
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•
Jan
105
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37% Fen 10
•
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26% Mar
54*
9
>
6
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95
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81 %
453/4
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nar
~
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81
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series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
i
13
Jan
*16%
100
preferred
4% %
13
96
•
3
Apr
16% Jun
■
May 25
64% Aug 25
.,
6
96% Oct
4
.
15
July
100
119% May 26
6
110% Jan
Jan
v
Jun
61%
4.40 %
Mar 29
35% Feb
.28% Jan 23
Penn
Mar 23
167% July
593/a
95%
Enterprises
Co
(J
Penna
2
31% Jan
•
•
-
'
-
•
-
26
-
59
49
60%
95
common
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)
29
19% Jan
3
Jan
Feb
28
-
21% Jun 27
4
97 '
25
17% Mar 14
102
16
July 21
173 A Mar
...
56% May 10
48%-Jan
3.
103% Jun 29
48
593%
preferred
*1.30
Pwmey
43% July 11
Feb*29
44% Oct
29
*1.32
9
16% Jun 18
&
Coal
Peninsular Telep
$1 preferred
V-.
18
Jan
14%
95%
No par
5%
conv
prior
Penick 6c Ford
28% Mar 27
45% May 29
-17% Oct
146
4
101
14 Va
*94%
5
Transportation
Mines
When
•
5
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
30% Jun 13
7
Jan
Jun
21
29 % Jan
~
May 28
30% Jan 23
14% Apr 23
Y58:A Nov 28
4
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
103% July
19
85
15% Dec
13
Patino
Peabody
*122
143/a
96%
No
Parke Davis & Co
;
121%
V*
IO0V4
40%
41 Va
40
.130
190
197/a
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104
58%
58%
■<;, 124 -V-,A'7 ■,K'V 122 3
13%
1
Distillers
Proof
121%
19%
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AA x28
.V 57%
95
Oil
Rust
58
;<
V,,
>
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41
7 41%
'4.7
28%
14%
No par
Tilford
r-armelee
24% Mar 26
>.
23
26% Jan
38
9
14% Dec
28% Apr
3
6
106 % Dee
Jun
&
Parker
-41%-Mar 12
20
29% May
27% Jtaiy 28
Jan
Jun
Park
9
53% Apr
v
37% Jan_ 3
2J% Mar IT
29 %
37
44% Mar
3
57%
122
105%
VA 40%
,
19%
103
28%
95%
Corp„—y;_
Paramount Pictures
Corp.
18
14% Jun 25
20
10
Panhandle
28%
48
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~ ZlO
"25
Lighting Corp
Teleg
89%
14%
15
Electric
&
203/4
89
103
28%
S7V»
57%
20
7,100
V
-
106
106
;
90
*19%
28%
122
Amer World
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4%
preferred
100
17% Apr 25
6% Mar 12
h
21
&
104
553/4
91%
107
*104%
Shares-
1053/4
20 V*
943/4
473'4
Inc
Pan
6
30% Jan
8
9% Jun
25% Jun
9
57% Apr 17
.
28%
common
preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
6
39% Apr
23
6
36% Jan
22% Dec
A
8
12% Jan
17% Sep 21
.
July
36% Jah
35% May 15
61% Apr 12
23% Jun
Oct
/Mar
103
15
6
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
14% Jan
9
41%
—6.25
Corp
*106
41%
41%
>102%
6%
21% Mar 20
104
9
Co
Pacific
July 17
Jan
Fisheries
Telep
16% Jan
40%
19%
543/4
913/4
1053/4
83%c
Mills
74
5
18
41%
41%
413/4
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19%
•102%- 104
42
19%
No par
Amer
Pacific
Apr
40%
41%
413/4
■'
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913/4
20
*89
the Week
July 27
105
*90%
105
g 25
preferred
Pacific
Jun v;2
90
41%
common
Coast
5%
0
88
20%
90
Corp—
Co.
Pacific
12
22
10% Jan
82
Jan
152% Feb
20
90
preferreaCZIlOO
Pacific
12
12
Nov 29
44
54
24
21%
7jsq
series
Paper Co
Gas
Jan
40
Friday
•
55
105
91%
7
106%
_10
com
54%
106
89%
__ioo
Co
$5 preferred
142% July 16
3
Apr
Elec
Owens-Illinois Glass
Pacific
26
34% Feb
Sales for
Thursday ?
July 26
105%
*90%
106
20%
Overland Corp ^The)_.J
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Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp—1
Finance
12
106 Va
90%
5
No par
Pacific
Jan
*105%
90%
>105%
5
16
40
41% July 16
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
Jan
107%
20
&
convertible
Oxford
*104Va
*106
;
Outlet Co
5
105%
90%
___ttfo par
53% Mar 28
8
6
PRICES '.
*
54%
100
com
Elevator
s
Outboard Marine &
Mfg
July 11
54%
*104%
.
543/4
107%
Otis
12% May 1
26% July 16
26% July 17
23
Aug
37% Jan
t
A
May 22
42
4%%
105 ;
54%
90
i
9 ;.
51% May
9
102% Jan 13
10
19% Jun
9
July
104'/a
Conv preference
1951~seriesZZZioo
Oliver Corp common
4
Mar 26
-
81
97% May 11
6
Jan
SALE
Wednesday
July 25
100
Co
Gas
54%
>106
Common
•
July 27
95% July 23
3
37 % Jan
36
-v
>
-100
Natural Gas
OUn Mathleson Chemical
62
59% May 28
61% Jan 23
Dec~22
Apr
17% Jan
2
May
16% Jan
53
16% Sep
70% Oct
v
'
._100
preferred series A
Oil
54%
-100
Oklahoma
5
107% Jan
3
77
26% Nov 29
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
"Tuesday
July 24
July 23
—12
preferred
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
50% July 26
Jan
44% Mar 15
.
128
14
12% Mar 10
25% Nov 29
142% Mar 10
6% Nov 16
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
Monday:
4%
26
61% Mar
May 28
86% Jun 28
14
Jun
common_
preferred
Oklahoma
29% July 16
30
Sep~20
71%
26
104
11
46% May 17
101 % Nov 18
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
July 10
19% July 13
23
Jan
5%
Ohio
43
3
Co
4.44%
preferred
The Ohio Match Co
July 17
Jun
% Apr
99
17
23
>
91
51% Jan
16% Dec 20
Mar 14
3.90%
4.56%
10
47
33 % Feb
NoyV.l
34
5
5
11
4
47
3
'-
Par
preferred
Jan
Jan
109% Feb
28
23% Jan
112% Sep 22
19
Jan
July
18% Sep
Jan~~6
84% Oct
16
135
4.40%
100
18% Apr 19
97% May 29
8
Ohio Edison
v
110
Jun
34% Jan
Apr 25
64% July
4
33% Jan
20
40% Sep 21
19% May 17
103% May 13
19
21% Sep
Jun
110% Jan
July 25
A 88
26
•
,
STOCK -T ?
EXCHANGE
55% July 27
23
89 % July 19
105% Apr
4
3
30% Sep
% Jan
31
NEW YORK
Highest
49% Jan
102
14
27
105% Sep
STOCKS' •'A A'A
1 ,v"
0
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
Sep 20
95 % Jan
107
Range Since Jen.
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The Commercial
22
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(442)
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Mar 15
148
•
6
26Ys Jan
31% Jan
34% Jan
5
3
3
26
11% Feb
19
Sep
~7%
Oct
Sep
12
f45y« Feb
13
17
60
10
3
87/a Jan
5
26
26
32% Sep 26
57/e July 26
64% May 12
91
May 11
Jan
Jan
Apr
89% Jan
t
19
100
Jun
21
Oct
Riegel
Paper
6
Rltter
4UY4
413/4
13 Ya
13%
13%
333/4
33%
39
25
9
Jan
9
510
May 17
105
4
98
21% May 28
26% Jan
6
10
17% Jan
11
Feb
1
6
147/8 Sep
28
12
447/a Dec
29
34
68 % Jan
25
88% Sep
9
19
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
Feb
Apr
Jan
Co
Haas
May 28
477/8l July 24
79% Jan 23
115 Va July 17
9
36 Va July 16
Royal
383/4 Apr
Ruberoid
Co
Ruppert
27% Feb
30
May 28
,
10% July 27
157/a Mar 21
.
6
13% Apr 28
..
58% Dec
27
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18
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21
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28
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17
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Southern Production Co Inc
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8
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16
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173/4 Apr
4
17
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21
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25
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25
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25
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18
97
25
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63
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6
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8
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14
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21
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15
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14
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18
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22
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100
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14
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2
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36
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18
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86
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302
42
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10
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17
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23
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210
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19
3
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29
14
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44
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7
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3
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23
Feb
26
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22
19
11% May
16
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1
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6
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59
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64
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20
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63
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1
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.
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79
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443/4 May
171/4 May 28
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Corp
Scott Paper
Scovlll
33 y4 Jan
377/a July 13
Schering
10%
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46 Ya
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Jan
95
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103/4
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.
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107
13
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc.
Savage
63 % Apr
14
Electric Co
Sangamo
July 24
11,000
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80
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143/a
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100
10
10
5
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San Diego
4OV4
63/8
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40
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May 28
65
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Feb 11
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105
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5
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9
13
17
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17
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87,400
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310
155
40% Feb
100
July 13
105 *
May 29
155
10
49% Jun
170
28
33% Mar 14
101
13
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Mar
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30
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280
15
320% Apr
Aug 17
Jan
200
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Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
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100
24 7/a Mar 23
33
26% May 28
88% Jun 27
17
Jan
74
-
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393/4
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678
7
63,4
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preferred
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conv
prelerred
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31
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Mar 19
52
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13
34% Jun
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265
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13
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112
27
Jun 22
July 14
Dec
973/4 Feb
May 28
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49
86
26 Ya
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8
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100
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33
29 Ya
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13%
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38
64
30 Va
2j%
36%
*36%
*62%
64
"62 Va
oOO
*35
25%
15%
2oVa
J0
-1,400
39
38
153/4
;'t
15 Va
common
common
33%
39
27%
1
Stores
/a
39
■
McBee Coip
Safeway
593/4 July 18
14
33
Y
/
39 V2
35%
35%
*
42% July 21
34
*
12%
(Jacob)
■»
1^3/4
2 0,0
*27%
preferred series A__
4%
l3"a
133/4
38
20
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co..50 Guilders
&
Rohm
27,200
72
36 Va
new.No par
Spring & Axle Co
Kockwell
26
2
16
37% Apr
<
Feb
27
»
Gas & El Corp
42
13
39%
—25
prelerred—.
conv
Rochester
30% July 26
3
5%%
41-/8
39 Va
com—1
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
v.
43
♦37
Mines—
Roan Antelope Copper
13
Apr 12
35
,
%
*35 Va
15
10
5
( prp
5/
34
*36 %
oOO
*Oo74
15%
333/4
*39%
1,'OJ
57
3*
133/434
V'.
20,900
•5b'/4
133/a
No par
Company
28% Apr
26
29
27
40 Va
—1
5s
Corp
Ridgeway
173/4 Mar 20
2
July
14
26
Apr
23 Va Jan
28Ya Jun
Dec
35
40 Va
21% Jun
9% Jan
11
563/4
x40Ya
'<
3iva
33%
100
100
Trust
Selection
Rhodesian
391
105% Mar
17
*56%
40 Va
/
10
10
B
Common
Richfield Oil Corp
8
Dec
410
563/4
57
2.50
series
Preferred 4.50% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
30
33% Dec,
19
Jan
r
56 3,4
5
Copper <Sc Brass
5
55% May 11
29
29% July
24% Jan
195/a
10
Corp/
Preferred 3.60%
16
8% Mar 20
8
.
Steel
Reynolds (R J) Tob class
v
84 % Apr
10
8
40 % Jun
257
7,9 J J
19
18%
Xb Ya
19Ya
18%
la 74
Reynolds Metals Co common—_—1
43A% pfd series A
50
105% Jan 11
37% Mar 15
3
34% Jan
9
9
17% Sep
33% Jun
27
Oct
7
80%
*8
1
Rexail Drug Co
7
28
70
;66 Ya Jan 23
18% Jun
Revere
30
•573/4 May
1
6% July
2
84% Apr
5
22 Ya July 26
Dec~13
27%
2
6
43 Va
bu-/4
8J
82
8a %
823/4
8x %
bx
823/4
50c
10
preferred
convertible
WpDiibllc
49% Mar IS
,33% Jun
6
Sep
v
101 y4 Apr
8
9
Nov 14
$1
Apr 24
103/4 July 26
84V2 Apr 20
„
Dec
42
44%
44
43Y4
44
435/8
44Y4
433/4
45
563/4
...100
Republic Pictures common
45
26
Apr
70
8% Sep
26% Sep
11
493/4 Apr
13
49% Mar
2
105% Apr ,20
45% Feb 14
82
Si
40
10
5
series..
Republic Aviation Corp
10
,
Nov
>
32
10
Conv-pfd 3%%
16
15 Va Jan
46% Apr
54% Dec
.
43% Jan
42% Feb
62
.43%
64
9
674 amy
Mar 14
34
18
12% July 10
Mar 11
12% Jan
Jan
28% July 19
51
Dec
3
61
18
Va Apr
4
30% Apr
18% Jan
40
21
18 % Mar 14
35% May 25
Mar 14
45
15
oO
,
l,2ll J
01-/4
19%
5
(Robt) <fc Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp ...
Reliance Mfg Co common
oiY4
fa 2 3/4
No par
50c
Co—
Inc
Bros
fteeves
10% Mar 14
14
15% Aug
2nd preferred
Silk Hosiery Mills
noncura
Reed Roller Bit
0
6
9% Feb
11% Aug
Real
11
Jan 27
7% July
8
47% Sep
4°h
•
l4o',a
*14/
32
Rels
54% Sep
67% Feb
6
8
383/4 Mar
10% Jun
4
60
Dec 30
31
May 16
57/» Mar 14
13% Jan
6
41
May 10
9
3
32
315,8
44 Ya
1
.—5 50
50
50
Inc
Mfg Co
Readlng Co common
4% noncura 1st preferred
9
44 Va Jan
14
13
25
16
16
15
23
12
217/s Aug
12% Feb
Jan
30% Apr
15
Jan
12% Jun
7% Jan
20
4
11
27
20Y2 Jan
15% Sep
82
37 Y4 Apr
33% Jan
18% Aug
101
37% May
34'/a July 10
8
Mar
42
6
May
13
19% Mar
33
liJ
*31%
5,000
32%
32 Va
325/a
*14/ Y
33
lio-%
32%
Shares
July
July 25*uty +0
>147
14 J
i */a
the Week
Friday
3x%
No par
Rayonier
Raytheon
July 26
43
14
Sales fa*
HIGH SALE PRICES
Weunesday
Thursday
; :•/;
32 3/a
32%
33
149%
•l«i
No par
5
...No par
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
12
59% Apr
July 19
5tiy4F«h 14
39
July 25
27% May 22
19% Mar 22
Ranco
13
25% Apr
America com
$3.50 1st preferred
20% July 11
32% May 28
5
15
377/a Jun
1
47
Aug 11
38% July 27
41% July
7
29% Jan
Nov~16
60%
Feb
Sep
Quaxer otaie
Radio Corp of
23
53% Jan
32 Ya
common—5
100
oil Refining Corp—10
50% Mar 22
«7 % Feb 14
31
79 y4 Apr 25
18% July 26
88% July 27
7
26
13% Sep 26
31
Oct 11
39
Jan
5
47
32
20
33% Apr 19
41 y8 Jan
2
55% July
18
5
30% Jan
6 Ye
■
July 24.
July 23
Par
(The)
Oats Co
prelerred
Quaker
7
Feb
153
27
30Va Jan 16
Apr
145
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
35 Ya Mar
May 28
31
Tuesday
Monday
NEW
Highest
Laweat
33% Sep 14
154
July 15
317/e Aug 1
30% Mar 30
STOCKS
Sine* Jan. 1
Range
Highest
Uvut
LOW AND
* t
t >
i
-/
i
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
3
91% Jan
12% Jan
26
6
11% Mar 12
non-cum
•
.
20 %
100
20 Ya
20 y4
*89%
-
90 Va
*89 Va.
1
28 %
28 Va
(A G) & Bros Inc
1
Withington Co
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
d
4,20%
preferred
100
17 Ya
18
Service
Co
Spalding
4Ya
Sparks
& Sons
Rand Corp common
rights
$4.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg
Sperry
*645/a
Inc
preferred
Square D Co
Standard
Brands
27 Ya
27 Ya
27 Y a
27Ya
18
18 Va
18'%
18'%
18 V4
1,900
17 Ya
5Va
5 Ye
5i%
5'%
19,400
5
5
*64%
70
5%
70
*64s/a
.
52 %
51%
51Y4
52
97
97
97
97
205/8
21
20%
52 Y a
53 Ya
97%
20 Y4
24Va
*103
20%
25 Va
hi
24Ya
14 %
25%
103
14
103
25%
14%
20'%
203a
6,300
25 Va
253%
20Y4
26'%
25 Ya
26'%
154,000
862,000
"
rig
Ya
*102%
103 Ya
_w
■
"
*102
14
14%
14 Va
*78 Va
102
14
79
78'%
110
102
14'%
14
103
Inc com
7,800
Va
No par
78
79 %
79%
79 Va
78%
78 3%
39%
39 V4
397%
39 Ya
393%
39Ya
393%
39 y4
39%
39Y8
*85
85 y4
86
85 Va
853%
86
85 Va
85%
85 y4
85 Va
9 Va
9%
9%
9
120
80
77
79
78
76 3,4
80'%
77
79 Va
76
77%
5
...
380
98'%
*97
20 %
•
hi
hi
iff
104
20 Ya
17,200
52'%
51 Va
53 Yi
98 Ya
*97
5,000
70
*64 Ya
70
14
No par
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
1
$3.50
28
2
common
$4 50
*645/a
70
27%
97 Va
1
50c
25
4%
*89%
51 3%
Common
Spiegel
43%
90 Va
18
18
Public
-
28 Ya
28
Southwestern
:
1,600
'
11 Va
11 Ya
9
11%
-11%
11%
8Y'4
9
11 y2
,
-
11 Va
9
•
-11%
78'%
8,000
8,300
350
5,500
8 Y'a
8%
j
11'%
,
-
11%-
.
-
7,900
,
Volume 184
Number 5555... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
;
.
(443)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for PreYlona
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest'
Lowest
48
42% May 18
.53% Jun 24
May 28
48% Jan
Aug 19
8% Jan
16% Oct
102
23
25
.
40% May 26
36 i.
Mar 30
13% Jan
Mar 28
May 8
12% May 29
14
15
«Jun
19
11
43% Jan
23
Feb
•:
<
,
4
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
42% Mar 14
59%
24% May 12 ^ 29/
23% Jan
6
; 38%
18% Jan
6
23%
16 % Feb 23
21%
19 Vs Jan
6
20% Sep
>v:: 9:M
32
26
•
27
67% Feb
11
21% Jan
6
20
41
29
■
6
15% Mar 15
7
31
80
22% Jan
23
1 '
Aug
24% July 20
26% Jan'
6
39
FebJ
X*
69
May 28
78
2
8
8
960
May 28
Jan 10
1,220
2nd p'd
Biscuits
50% July 26
Swift
42
55 Vs May 10
Sylvania Elec Prod
90
17% Jan
10
25
11 %
Sep
27
41% Jan
17
July 18
8% Feb
17% May. 2
62"% Jun
6
July 25
May
12
May. 7.
7
&
$4
•>
Co
.
10% Oct
10
20% Mar
9
15'A May
4
Telautograph Corp
8
14% July
9
Ternco
Talcott Inc
27
1
28% Oct
Texas Gulf
Sulphur
28
11% Jan
27
15% July 12
Texas
Instruments
28% Apr
9
45% May 17
4.48
37
11
8
33% Jan
5
Dec
Oct
143
19
Oct
11
35
Opt
17
12
Jan t
13% Jan
18
174
13
8
'A Apr
24
150
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
9
Nov
28
Jan
23
9
Texas
&
38% Dec
2
34% Feb
10
42% July 27
Texas
Utilities
25% Nov
1
21 % May 28
29% Apr
16
lextiou
25% Nov
1
21% Jun
29% Apr
16
15% Nov
28
19% Mar
45
25
53
July 12
12% Jun 30
Nov
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
4
29
15% Feb
$1.25
Pacilic
luc
28
22% July 10
Jun
15
54 %
20
July 10
13% July 27
The
23
14% Apr
Thermoid
13 % July 25
10% Jan
1
47% July 25
44
July 23
4
Mar 28
51
$2.50
11% Jan
11
15% Feb
18
12% Jun
12
14
19
60% Mar 24
48% Jan
23
100% Sep
70% July 18
27
105% May 10
35 Va Dec
5
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
48
6
98
May 18
33
Jan
104
23
26
Jan
liyCo
Feb
13/
4%
47% Mar 26
Jan
7
75% Dec
25% Apr
22
13% Jan
3
39% Oct
11
58% Jun
48% Sep
35% Jun
62 % Feb
6
37% Mar 14
11
12
18 % July 26
lJa/8
17
1,000
3,100
-25%
47%
47%
x24%
*21
19%
*21 Va
28
8
53%*
53 Va
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Trane
54
52%
54
68%
69%
65
45%
46
44 Vt
32%
33 >/a
45%
32%
33
16,700;
32%
14%
14
32%
32%
14'/a
14
32%
14%
32,300
13%
14
27%
13%
13%
27%
27%
27%
27%
42 %
27%
*27%
43%
42%
44%
43%
44%
42%
,,,
♦27 Va
42
V\
8%
8%
175
/;
8%
*173
41%
8%
174
41
23%
23%
23
23'A
23'A
23%
21'A
21%
20%
21 VB
53
53
52%
53'A
12%
13
13
*13
%
14,000
23%
23 Va
22%
23
1,100
20%
21%
20%
21
5,400
53
52 Va
53
13'A
13'A
12%
12%
12%
45
45
67%
*99%
43%
66%
100
*26%
*11%
67%
*99%
65%
44
13%
66%
13
21'A Jan
30
29'A Apr
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
46% Aug 17
9% Nov-'2
60
19
46
Apr
25
52
8% Jun
26% Apr
52'A Apr
4
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40% Mar 18
Jun
17
63
14
•
36% Mar 12
8
62'A Mar 13
1'
65%
99
43%
Preferred series
12
20th
Jun
11
Twin
:Jun
7
5%
6
14 % Jan
18
Twin
24
35% Jun
15
TXL
-
26%
26%
26%
81
8l"/4
80'A
80%
26%
9,000
140
43
6,400
26%
,
26%
26%
3,000
81
;.
82
80%
:
82%
6,600
14
14
14
13%
63
63%
13%
63
13%
63%
63%
64%
13%
6,300
64%
64%
39%
39
64'A
3J%
64 3 4
39
39 Va
2,200
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21 Va
21
21%
24%
24%
25
25
25
25%
25%
25%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
57%
58
58%
A
29%
29%
1
(conv)——50
Co
£
60
30 Va
13%
30
28%
60
29%
*54
24%
17%
1
*56 Va
56
24%
*50
:
30%
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1
•
28%
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"
1
common
preferred 1954 ser__50
'
56
24%
♦54
24%
*17
17%
*17
*50
52
*50
9%
9%
31%
32%
31%
1.
-14%
14%
% 14%
14%;
Uuderwood Corp —t——uJo par *
—28%
29
29 Va,;
—
(The)—
X
9%
38%
38%25
•
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24%
>
24%
59
28%
29
*57
;
t*-:
1,900
100
30%
17
2,600
56
24%
"
17%
2,100
24%
'
*50%
15,100
17%
51%
*50
37,100
59
30%
*55
24%
2,800
28%
"
56
17%
52
25
58%
59'
19,700
9,800
22%
:
28%
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w
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39
21%
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-
30%
; 30%
17 Va
'
39%
*58 Vt
56
24%
17'A
51
*
9%
Corp
66
100
42%
"
39 Va
City Rap Transit coin__No par
conv prior preferred
50
Oil
110
5
!
Inc
Century Fox Film
Coach
*99
;
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13
65 Va
•
98%
43
4,800
2
—
Airlines
conv
66
*12%
'
2
Corp-
Tung-Sol Electric Co
4.30%
13% ;•
99%
30%
31% Jan
2
45 Va
44
26%
14
45 Va
900
12%
99
82%
13%
12%
43%
26%
81
280
13
*12%
j-
6,700
13%
46
,
100
43%
43%
;•
if
12%
'
*45
59
52
2
23
59
2
28% Feb
14
25% Nov
22%
29%
Mar
14
18% Mar
23 %
45
10
200
23
12Vt
67
common—5
2,900
23%
Y
45
13%
8%
168
42%
12%
*12%
200 ;
44,900
42%
44'A
.13%
6,300
27%
42%
44
*12%
168
36,400
45
8%
173
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12%
8%
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41%
29 Va
53 % Feb
33% Apr
59% Apr
/.Jan
>169
23%
*
53%
"
41%
12'A
'V:
8%
173
41
57%
May 16
16
8%
173
52%
"
41%
29%
2
700
46%
57%
Mar
5,300
5,500
T
68%
29%
32
900
13%
45 Va
57%
10
13%
67%
29%
Jan
19%
13%
53 Va
57'A
18
25
19%
-13%
46%
29%
55% Jun
7,800
54%
57%
18
29
15,400
67%
41%
1
(The)
World
110
11%
45
28%
Nov
25% Dec
Trans
52%
92%
66%
29
14
Jan
Mar 15
24% Dec
13%
Truux-Tracr Coal Co common.
55% Dec
15
52%
>
68
*173
V
No par
5
Jun
9,600
44%
8%
25
Mar 29
49%
42
50
;
700
:
10%
14
13%
;
92
19%
13%
14
310
3,000
■
33 'A
—100
15
28% July 23
39 ■" July 27
Mar 14
19%
14 Va
13%
Va
Transue & Williams StecL-—No par?
Tri-Continer'tal Corp common;
1
$2.70 preferred—:—
50
24% Feb '
Aug 26
19%
Va
14
14%
2,800
/
22
49%
V
■■
26%
47%
*21 %
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11%
25% July 25
20
•
92 -
11%
9
24% July 13
28% Jun
50
'*91%
v
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19 Va
*
19%
25%
47
/v
■
52%
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,
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31
20
51
52% ; 52%
•
91
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91
Transamerica
11
25
>50 Va
45% Apr 30
26% Mar 21
18% Jan
60
22%
49%
38% July 27
20% May 24
22% Oct
18
*21 %
50
-
*27
—15
preferred
Co
22
49%
14%
12%
Tiniken Holler Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
29
26%
'VV
■f-
49%
V
•
47%
13%
53
65
10
26%
14%
•
:
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14 Va
21%
May
7
26%
38
47%
*47'A
22
19%
1118
26
25%
47%
47%
22
v
14
5
:
2,800
1095
11%
Inc
87,000
25 Va
1070
53
common
28%
25
1095
21'A
Products
2,700
28%
1090
*
44%
No par
(J R)
76%
8%
67 'A
No par
,
1,800
76%
73'A
23'A
preferred
$1.20
13
24%
2,500
101
■38%
23%
86
July 19
44% Jan
"
22% Oct
28% Feb
29%
43,200
8'A
23
oil
28%
r*997/8
,
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>; 24%
•
72%
23
common—
:
14
38 Va
No par
preference
101
76
-
8%
46%
14
45
33
No par
convertible preferred
Tiuewater
"
28% Dec
*99%
■;
7%
:■
V
>
14
2,800
Va
53%
100
Co
8%
45%
■)
14
3,800
V,
8%
8Va
1095
14%
10
:
Thompson
Thompson
v
283/a
73
8%
1113
%
43% Oct
101
8
> 44
'
27%
73%
50c
Co
-
34 Vt
27%
1,200
8Va
preferred
conv
Fair
'
-
Trust—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
$2.40
:
14%
28 Va
Y
73
8V4
1100
common
conv
11% Jun
.48
6
;Jun
182 % May
8%
: 43 Va
'
34 Va
1
27%
300
6,000
72%
Sub share clfs ex-distribution—1
6
*
19 Va
34%;
.
.27%
77
14
3%
Oil
V 34
,
19%
*38/
73
8%
19%
No par
&
i
i.
8%
73
1105
*21
common—1;
preferred series A—25
10
Jan
43
10% Jan
.
Inc
Texas
19 Va
3,800
Y
24%
25%
—25
Texas
9
*19%
2Q%
-.37%
73
8%
1,
Co
;
20
19%
24-%
73
9
Producing Co
Gulf
19%
37%
1090
2.50
Texas
: 19%
6,500
18%
35%
18'/a
24%
52%
Texas
conv
28%
91
7
p.
77
.:
WAV 11%
i Apr
4
38% Mar 26
18 %
3,500
22%
34%
37 V2
91
69% May
18'A
'
54 '/a
22%
5
247/a
11%
51
18
20
54
500
37 Va
91.
6
35
23,200
,
25 Va
11'A
jun
54%
22%
t
100
14%
37'A
*90%
.
54%
■
■
.
5,900
101
25
*—1
Tennessee Corp
200
34%,
*99%
77%
l
—
4,400
14%
53 Va
37
25
I
71%
*14%
22'/a
43 Va
101
52'A
:
54%,.
7%
49%
Corp
69 Va
:
14%".
34%./;;
14'/a
52%
(James)
Aircraft
.;
55
72%
22%
'
:
6,200
18
43%'-
*99%
15% "15%
54 Va
54 %
20
"14%
49%
38% Feb
16
43
14
i
22%
34%
43%
101
14%
/,
34%
8
31,000
101,100
;
71%
.
49,900
:
i*99
*54%
27%
14%
V.
14
60%
153A
,14%
34
7%
59%
52%
15
15%
143%
27%
7%8
43%
;
55%
54%
,
99%
:,14%
-
.
72%
D.
61 Va
53
71'A
*19%
52%
31-
25% Jan
ir
•
19%
49%
12
6
27%
:&x
15
15%
34'A
34%
27% > 27%
34%
% 27%
19%
"
21
28% Jun
19%
61%
*14%
34 % V/ 34%
*18
18 V4
19%
19%
com—7.50
16% Jan
11
24% Oct
C-
.
34
30
Corp
25
14
20
*19%
25
,
Inc
45% Dec
11
18%
19%
•
5
44% Jun
May 16
36% Oct
1
22%
34%
57%
52%
'
•'
54 %
23
the Week
Shares
55%
••60%
60 V2
.60
55%
72%
14%
54 Va
22% Y22%
5*0
59% May 28
25
*14%
No par
Gould
May 28
57% Apr
71%
14%
*
99%
15%
v.
58
61,
101
14%
:
55%
72Va
lOo
preferred
8ymington
Jun
14
"55
54%:
1
•34
(The)—4.16%
L
-
18
Feb
71%
*18
12.50
Sweets Co of America
11 y.
'
Co—,
CorpSutherland Paper Co—
12% Jun
45
,54%
54
.1,
No par
1
Superior Steel
7
99
9
54%
-i_2C
Inc
43% May 23
21
±
series of '55„
2
July 26
15%
28%
6
9% Sep
15%
15%
r
11
6
14%
15%
28%
42% Jun
99•
15
14%
15%.
July 27
57%
;
53y8
*99
14%
8
8
common
527/b
101
1
i_15
Mining Co
is
Superior Oil of California
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
9
53%
*99
27%
25
Feb
53
101
77%
52% May
49% Jun
26
Mar 14
*98%
Friday
July 26
:
60'A
5
—
Sunshine
3
27% Feb
59%
53%
>:'•
21% Jun
July. 9
60%
60%
78'A
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
21
59%
^
61%
77%
Sunshine
2
Feb
,
61%
Bales fw
1
Thursday
/
58 %
62 %
*99%
5% %
Mar 22
10% Mar
57%
61%
No par
6
July 10
58%
62%
14%
Webster
Broadcasting
57%
No par
Sumay-Mid-Cont Oil-Co common—1
4 % ie
preferred series A
:
'
1
Mar 23
35
100
Inc.—
BALI FRICKB
57%
53%
No par
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common-..—
29% July 27
.
S—
HIGH
Wednesday
July25 '
.
July 24
60
Studebaker-Fackard Corp
10
Sunbeam Corp
——1
Sum. ChenvicakCorp common—
1
47% July
•
•101% Jun
87% Sep
2
91% Apr
6% Jan
Jan
12% Jun
Mar 30
44% Oct
8
28
26
:
1,080 Dec
8
41% Nov
Feb
■
L
prior preference-.-
Storer
July 17
70% Jan
15
40% July 25
6
'
32
13 Vs May
97
1
Drug
Stone &
Tuesday
rJ
61%.
10
5%
*
.
57%
_5
■
14
27% Jun
28
8% Nov 22
18% Feb
10% Feb
28 %
(The)
Stokely-Van Camp ipc
26
7% July 11
Co
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
6
35% Jun
6.25
Stewart-Warner Corptit_T
Stlx Baer & Fqller Co_
"
32% May 11
75% May 17
Jan
20% Jan
31% May 28
22Va Feb' 9
5
Jun
20% Jan.
20
•
4
80% Sep 30
■
25 Va May 12
740
30
Feb .13
California-.,
Sterling
3
Jun
of
Chemical Co_—
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc—
6
*
18
17% Aug 12
105
39% Apr
21% Jan
Oil
Staulfer
25
19
«
15% Jan 1 4
41% Jun
7
4
Dec
Jan';
Starrett
27% Mar 12
May 28
May 28
•.
Jan
58%
27
32 %.
17
-
15
27
21% Jun
•
Oct 21
3
v
July 23
~
preferred series A—
".Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co__—
v Stanley Warner Corp-—
56% May 4
75/
Apr 18
5
Jan
17% Jan;
Monday
Par
/: "3%%
'15% July 24
.
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Standard Oil of Indiana-,——;
25
Standard Oil, of New Jersey
7
Standard Oil of Ohio
common-;—10
100% Mar 23
19
13% Mar
50
"5
Jan
.29% July
11
12% Jan
95 s
51% Jan
29
.33% Dec
Aug 26
Oct
Dec
May 23
Aug 24
-July 14
'4—' t 21.
26% Jan
98
'
15% Dec 22
22% Feb
a
NEW YORK
Standard
4
63% Apr i 2
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
May 28
50
6
?
i
r
,
58 % May
31
50 ■;
:
Highest
49% Jan
99 i
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
51%
500
;
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
31 Va
32
9%
1,100
31%
31%
32%
30%
32%
16,600
V 14%
14%
30%
30 Va
u
4.,' /;. x
13% Jan
6
33-
4
May
6% Dec
16% Jun- 15
.43 % Jun
1
IX
:
28
Jan
20
Jan
6
27 % Jan
108% Mar 2292
Nov
1
12,
139
Jan
26
17,
22% Jun
26
27
113 .v
3
98% Sep
45% Sep
".103% Jan
Jan
5
V 105
100
1;
86% Oct
6
30
31% Apr
'*•
Apr-
7
91
92
-
July 27
V
104% Mar 29
V
59
205 '
r
Feb
-
Nov
7
i
25
52
Jan
4
6
32% Jun
3
48% Sep
26
74% Dec
22
Nov
7
128 % Dec
22
34% Jan
6
■
,,
26 "
_
May 15
,
/30
Juty 18
112
May 18
93
83% May 25
97% July 24
104
52
Jan
113.
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
18
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
108% Feb
15
27
July 25
57% Nov 28
;
Jan
?
Jan
Feb
>
Jan
36
Apr
75% July
131% July
Preferred
Common
^
23
/101% July 17
32% Apr
107
Feb
22'A Jan
27
28% Apr
48'A Jan
20
20
•>
4%
Air
United
Biscuit
Lines
24%
*89
,
.
'
«
%
93
86%
86%
86
.*41%
;; 24
v»
27 Va
106
93
86
/.
42%
27%
,
i
129%
105
*89
-
"
7%
•
128'A
.24%,'
27 Va
,105
v
14%
30%
7 Va
.
130 Va
24 Va
27%
105%
42% '
14%
.29'A
.
,
V
24%:
7%
:
42
I
24%
*97%
100
126
24%
62
24%
27%
107
171
93
*89
86
85
85
*98
99%
61%
*98
r
62 Va
61%
*
170
172
34%
34%
34%
169
34%
48'A
48%
47%
47%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
-No par
30%
31
31
31%
72%
73
71%
31%
72%
31%
5
——100
126%
129
10
39/a
America—No
129
28%
28%
28%
28%
$4.50 preferred————-No par
*101%
102%
*101%
102 Va
United
Board & Carton Corp—.—10
25
25'A
25%
United
Carbon
60%
61%
60 Va
25%
607/a
Co
No par
71
'
.99%
*98
2,500 ;
15,200
^,180
T
168'%
8,100
33%
34
48
48
48
71
■
28%
*101 Va
12,200
34%
9%
♦125
39%
28'/a
20
61%
166 Va
170
99%
33%
31
130
39%
'
40
:
60%
62%
48
-
:
71%
*123
39%
par
S
93
*85
48
39%
.24%..
106%.-
*89
34%
*124
10,500
11,300
27%
106%
'
39%
2,200
42%
127%
93
172
#
3,000
9,100
7%
86
63
171%
.
14%
30%
.'
*85
'
—62%
7 Vt
*89
•
97%
97%
62
:
41%
V
27%
107
%
'<
.
42%
27%
*
14%
29%
7%
129
127%
■;
27%
106
47%
*9%
Inc
of
.
42
129%
170
—10
com
preferred
conv.
United
24 Vg
27%
7 %
34
Tank Car Co—
Corp
42%
130%
105 %
/»
*7
50
preferred—50
"when issued"—10
Aircraft
-42%
130%
•
—
V
*7%
25
issued"-
preferred
Union
24
9
71% Mar 26
-No par
noncmnuluttye
4%
Uniled
9
44% Mar 20
23
/
'-'when
4%
•
2b Ve
'
1
•
seriefe.
$4
—
9
9
Corp—6%
Paper
CarboiV— tNo par
Materials Corp—10
&
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co common
9
30
&
Preferred $3.70 series——.No par
Preferred $3.50 series-——No par
;
«:•'
10 Va May 10
5
Carbide
Union. Chem &
2
21
I—2—i
Union Elec Co common—^—10
»
preferred $4.50 series.——-No par*
15
5
Bag-Camp
Union
11
,
fcorp (The?
Asbestos & Rubber Co.;
Union
•.
9
52'A Feb
35% Jan 23
27% Jan
Union
17'
196
61% May 25
113% Jan
i
Jan
65% Apr
May
39Va May
10
33% July 27
47% July 20
30
"
.!«'■
Jan
;
91
9% July 27
.
8 v Apr 23
47% May 8
Udyllte
1-13-/8 JUiy 17
28% Apr •«.2 *
13
166% July 27
V
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
16% Mar 19
44 Y Mar 27
e-vs May 28
31 % Feb 10
116% Sep
31% Jun
6
.
9
28%'July 23
.4
-
80% Mar 14:
13% Feb
39%
9%
9%
31%
26.800
800
1,800
313e
31
72%
v
9%
5,000
72%
40%
73'A
126%
130
126%
400
41%
27,200
28%
4,500
40
28%
'
6,700
60 Va
28%
102%
*101%
102% ;
25 Va
*25
28
25%
25%
25%
25%
1.300
60%
60%
61%
61%
62%
6,200
46%
*45 Vt
*101%
102
United-Carr Fastener—
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
6
'
Jan
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
44% Feb
10
4% Feb
9
78
6
73% Jan
23
82
6'A Jun
20
Jan
1
7
7% Feb
11
8% May 17
15% Feb 25
38 % Oct
27
10% Jun
.22
22% Dec
30
21
17
13 Va Mar 14
17
Mar 31
51% Feb
60
May
30
2
26
34% Dec
-
Sep
14
6% Aug
9
18
Mar 14
36% Oct
9
31
39% Mar
8% Mar
23% Jun
Jan
,62
Mar 21
47/a Jan
3
7
.
4
Jan
3
United
Jan
3
27% Oct
11
61 % Dec
177
Dec
Dye & Chemical Corp com
1
United
Electric Coal Cos
5
United
13% Jun
8
49% Jun
15
55
Mar
5
United
Fruit Co
33
Mar 20
United
Gas Corp——
Gas Improvement
41% July 24
5% July 10
16% July 3
~2% July" 11
28% Jan
23
21% May 29
29
64% Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
7% Jan
6
19% Feb
29
United
54% Jan
169
23
3% Mar 26
39% May
9
24% May
8
73% July 26
181
Feb
Sep 26
5
16 % Mar
3
44% Nov 28
For footnotes
see
page
Apr
24
8
22 Va July 19
38 %Jun
40% Jan
8
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
5
149% Mar '16
24.*
Jan
1
46%
4%
*78
'■
6%
13%
*27
46%
46%
4%
4%
79
*78
6%
6%
46%
4%
79
6%
14%
13
14
27%
26%
27
46%
4%
79
46%
45%
4%
:
4%
4%
'4%
/*78%
79%
♦78 Va
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
13 Vt
13%
,,.13%
13%
13%
13%
27
25%
26%
*26
14 Va
15%
14%
15 Vt
15%
15%
15%
15%
20,900
50 Va
497/a
50%
48%
50%
49 3,4
50 Va
10
27,600
31%
32
40
30,600
Co
13%
—
.
31%
50%
321/2
32%
32%
32%
33
32 Vt
32%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
*41 Va
5%
41%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63a
6%
7.400
16%
"12,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
City Mines Co (The)
1
Foreign Securities—
1
U S Freight Co
———No par
2%
2%
2%
38%
38%
2%
38%
38%
L
S &
preferred
U S Hoffman Mach
5%
*
class A
S
Industries
4%%
22%
70
*170
common—82%c
21
21%.
43
44
preference
Inc
22%
4
100
common
7%
U
X
Park
Co
500
14%
50%
16 %
issued"
Gypsum
16,100
46.500
14%
16%
S
10
25%
26%
6%,
50 Va
16%
U
3,900
5
*16%
U
800
79%
—
United
46
4%
79
No par
United Industrial Corp
United Merch <fe Mfrs Inc,
44% July 20
44
Engineering & Foundry
"When
18% Jun
12
——1
United
28% May 11
23
100
5
35'A Jan
% Aug
36% Dec
preferred
27Va May 17
15% Jan
3
1
4
—No par
Stores com—30c
Corp (Dell
123
$3.50 convertible
—
2% Jan
Cig-Whelai)
May
2
6
(Delaware)
United
common—
preferred series A—
50
1
50
17%
*48
71%
173
17%
48%
.
38 Va
23
69%
*170
21
*42
17%
*48
23 V4
71%
173
21%
43
17%
48%
2'A
*22%
70%
*170
21
23 Vt
72%
173
V8
*42%
17%
*48
2%
2%
39
38%
16%"
*
*16%
2 Va
*22%
23 %
72%
73%
172%
172%
21%
20 Va
21
43
42
42
17%
17%
17%
48%
48
48
■
2%
2%
9,700
37%
39
v
16%
2,000
38%
23%
7I,500
73%
11,700
•
23
71%
*170
20%
*41
17%
*48
*
173
20%
43
700
50
31,400
400
17 3 A
11,500
48'A
100
23
" vy".": v.".
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
24
-'-Yitv.; >
•a
Monday, July 30, 1956
...
(444)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
>>*.:•
■
Range for Preview
Year 1955
Highest
Lewes*
25% Nov
8% Jan
17
22% Jan
11
14
8% Jun
15
9% July 13
Sep 16
Mar 3
Sep 12
Sep 20
Sep
9
Dec 23
Jun 23
Feb 18
Dec
1
23% Jan
11
33 % July 27
66% Jun
19
70
37% Feb
9
28
157'A Jan
11
21
6
21
19
14
18
172%
45% Oct
11
60%
Jan
11
70%
21% Oct
66'A Jan
Jan
35
84 % Mar
Jan
97
39% Mar
61
75%
44
93%
110
53%
168% Nov
U
U
23
68
63
July 16
69
Mar 14
Mar 9
23
26
64
July 26
169
Jan 20
51% Jan
153% Apr
17
30
27
15'A Jun
2
14% Apr
21
12% Jun 27
8% July 24
100% Jun
14
93% May
3
1% July
3% Jan
11
1% Nov
3
56% Mar
10
23
35
170
Feo
31
Jan
23
91
4
18
May
27
26% Mar 15
30% Feb
159 Ve Dec
31% May 17
59% Apr 26
167
9
24 % May 31
Apr
159
7
Feb
3
75% Jun
51% Dec
28
47'A Jun
10
47% Apr
35 % Oct
Oct
14
130
13
1
87% Sep
12
11
Nov
7
33
Jan
6
Feb
28% Jun
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
111
Dec
27
103 % Aug 22
98
May 23
99
Nov~30
46% Jan
11
Apr
30
33% Jan
6
11
30
Jan
15%
«
-31
6
18% Dee
5
31'A Feb
Jan" 19
33 /. May
24
May 29
34
28% Apr
•
5
16% Feb
Feb
1
28
13%
13 Vs
13'A
13 %
>
8%
97
97
24%
24 %
53'A
55 Va
35%
35
35
3
15% Dec
*24%
25%
*76
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
27
7% Jan
6
81'A Sep
14
3
106
5
10% Jan
Oct
13 % Jun
15
15% Nov
100 % Aug 10
66
14
31
3
16 Ve Aug
50'A
49%
Sep~13
22%
43% Dec
15%
15
151/4
15%
15 %
2 8'/a
28V2
28 Va
28%
1,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
Y 5,000
28%
8%
8%
48'A
48 %
50 Vs
May 12
71% Dec
42
30
30%
91%
*90
91%
*90
33%
31%
42
20
38% Dec
preferred
101
101
*99%
100%
*99%
101
preferred
100
*98
20
25
5
71
121
119
122%
46%
99%
99%
71%
Jan
31%
32
38 JA
37%
38
19%
■
19'/s
19
19 Ve
*29
29%
-
27
6
2% Jan
17%
1
i6Ve
*102
16'A
15%
16
103
ny8
101%
102
11 Vs
11%
jg%
16%
16%
26%
27
48%
48% July 16
33% July
6
3
27
Mar
9
7
50% Dec
4% Apr
6
3i
1
16
4
20% Feb
Sep
12
25% Jan
3
29 Vs Sep
1
7
25% Jan
10
6
17 % Mar
23% July
43% Mar
46% Jun
25% Apr,
9
28 %
Jan
20
2
9
30
6
1
24 Ve
25
-> 3%
4
10
95% Jun
29
105
Jan
27
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
West
105% Dec
19
110
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
16% Jan
6
27 % Apr
29
101% Feb
35
113
15
Apr
Apr
105'A Jun
100
27
106
15
14
9
31% Oct
.
Jun
25
28
25
9
Apr
13
Jan
6
62
Jun
29
86 Vs Apr
56% Aug
9
26
'73% Jan
32% Feb
15
83% Feb
15
25% Jan
6
53'A Oct
28
98% Aug
127
Dec
130
May 23
Paper
4%%
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
23% Mar 13
20
32%
37%
27'A
V. »i08Va
Pulp St
Va
.
common—5 ,/
100
17
82% July 20
86
May
9
26
22% Mar
5
Western
23
36% July 17
63
.,i
Jan
65 Vs Mar
51% May 28
Jun
95
July 29
23
128% Jun
10
common_12%
B-.—100
Brake
Air
Westinghouse Electric
Feb
17
preferred series
Wheeling St Lake Erie Ry
57 Vs Apr
27
Wheeling
Jan
24
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp common—5
4'A% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5%%
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
130
5
Jan
2.50
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
20
20
3.80%
>
4
99% Jan
21
96% Jan
77
Sep
27
27
Jan
6
34 % Jan
95
31% Sep
2
13
28% Feb
23
Nov
16
70
20
80 V» Feb
15
29 % Oct
26% Oct 27
Aug
82
'
5
104
3
Oct
13
28 Vs May 17
31 Va Jan
18
51% Sep
6
12
2
36'A Feb
16
29 % Mar 14
Mar 10
30 Va Jan
30
61
12% Jan
23
16% Apr
30
Feb
28
82% Apr
30 /
37
6
15% Dec
86
Sep
Dec
9
15
5
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
Jun
14
148% Jan
13
21% Jan
3
24% Sep
9
35% Dec
23
77
14'A Jan
4
22% Apr
6
52% July 20
43 % Oct
59% Mar 30
41 % Jan
92% Jan
7
Oct
11
86
Mar 22
9% Nov 15
Nov
23
100 % May 18
212% Apr
103% July
12
Feb
11
7
17
23
90% May 28
159% Jan 25
Jan
91
7% Jun
5
18
26% May 24
ft July
23% Oct 25
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
32% Apr 26
108 V« Sep 23
24
Jan
Wilson
Inc
5
Service
27
Woodward
Woolworth
Worthington
24
July 27
98% Mar
10% Jan
9
4
32% July 20
9
1& July 20
19
33% July 18
83% Feb
8
104% Mar 21
20
Jan
16
27% July 27
142% Dec 27
107
Jun
8
14iy4Jan
3
17'A
15%
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101%
101 Vs
101 Vs
" 15%
*101 Vs
101%
ll'/s
ll'/s
16%
606
26%
22,900
47%
8,100
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11%
11%
*16%
Y:
11 Vs
16%
16%
16 %
"
16%
26%
/
26%
26%
27
*110
32%
32%
26
"Y
Y.Yi
24Vs
26%
37 Vs
3,600
31%
24%
25'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
38'/s
37%
37%
37%
*48%
49 Va
♦48 Va
(F W)
22%
23
38%
37%
38'A
27V4
27%
110
27 V4
27%
*108%
102
*101
*100
,
99
60'A
107
•105Va
221/4
22
33
66
*81
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67
77
36%
6,500
33%
2,900
97%
•»
;
X73%
75
75%
75 Va
19%
"19%
19%
19%
20
16,400
36 Vs
35
36
22,060
35%
35%
36%
54%
56%
;
56%
57%
97%
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97%
■
97 Va
f 97
-
56 Vs
128%
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53
54%
^
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*128%
54%
55
54'A
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99'A
24'A
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98%
99
23 Va
23%
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23%
23%
23'A
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71%
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28%
50%
49%
101 %
28 %
102
nVs
28 Va
531/2
54 JA
.
.
101%
101
101%
11
10%
10%
28
28
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28%
52%
53
11
52 Va
15 Vs
15%
24%
24%
136%
10
23%
24
23%
34
24%
34
35
136%
24
35
*136Va
24
35
-2,100
28%
200
15 Vs
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17%
24%
24%
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35'A
X34%
35 Va
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138
*136
24
24
24
Y 24
34'A
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34%
*33%
34%
34%
48%
48%
48'A
48%
48
,55%
55
55%
54 Va
55 Vs
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97
*95
97
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205
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205
32%
32%
96%
26
109
l-,\
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95
8%
31%
32
__
31%
97
98
26
25%
108% 109%
94
93%
8
93%
8%
5,100;
35
20
24'A
.
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1,100
1,000
34
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r
48%
19,100
55
Y
55%
12,400
96%
97
205
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8
205
110
V '
94%
8
.
20
300
1,200
8%
8%
31%
32'A
32y8
32%
31Y4
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98
100%
26% 27%
25,500
107%
3,600
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31%
94
f:'
8,400
138
48
48'A
54%
■'<-
.
25
33%
34 Va
48%
55'A
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96%
200
2P0
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95%
3
8
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81'A
17%
54 Va
205
8,300
15%
81
138
.
2,000
52
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48
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90
101
10%
>/
81
24%
13,000 :
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50 Va
52
..
.
10%
...
82'A
17%
100
506
49%
>
15%
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71 VA
.
320
6,500
-
29 Ve
101
53%
17%
1
28 Va
24% :
49%
•
15%
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138
10%
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10
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50
54%
99
.
71'A
28%
49%
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52%
54%
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32
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300
;
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50%
31%
riy»
80,300
57%
98%.
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' '
29 Va
10
4,200
'
71 %
35
400
82%
19%
49
11
5,400
81
*80
28 3A
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40
66
65%
66%
81
*80
104
*103
104
66 Va
82'A
No par
21%
32%
76%
551/4
97%
I
10
x21%
Y 76
19%
f f 54%
2,500
•
107
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82%
19%
36 "
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22%
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104
66
20
60%
60
/
33 Va
!
%
76%
Y
*:v
60%
107
22 Vs
33%
104
66%
96%
33 Va
22Vs
33
96
29%
49%
Young (LA) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith Radio Corp
*105%
107
102%
98
*96%
61
15%
10
30
*101
102 %
98
82%
common
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Rights
102%
i55/8
_10
Co
6,700
37'A
38 %
*101
60%
32%
99
23%
70%
70V1
29%
48 V*
-
27 Ve
108 %
*96%
*103
53%
23 Vs
2,000
27%
108%
61
21%
Y
—
523/4
'
37%
27%
108 Va
98
*105%
5,000
108'/a
109
60%
'
2,600
37%
50
27%
38%
»v
*96%
*81
*171/2
24%
34%
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series
100
Prior
pfd 4%%
conv serieS-100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
I
Corp
23
37%
5,400
23%
23
23%
23
23
7,700
•
3%
3%
37%
50
400
24%
25
3%
*49
2,400
32%
24%
25%
25'A
38%
50
600
1,100
37
33 %
32 %
*24'
24%
25%
50
4,400
38%
37'A
37
3,000
>
'38%
38
J'-38'":
1,100
20/600
115
*110
113 %
113
37%
46 %
'
48
47%
48%
112
81 %
17%
24%
Corp
Iron Co
50% Mar 19
55% July 27
99% Jan
16%
15%
38
100
Inc
Stores
Public
205
17'A
15%
153/,,
preferred
Wisconsin
36% Feb
73%
17%
15%
No par
10
1
Co
24% July 10
.
737b
73%
15%
^
No par
common
preferred
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
Y 73%
1,100
1,700
32%
37
22'A
*128%
10
common
Co
Oil
St Co
Winn-Dixie
20
Mar 22
Nov 25
22
$"4.25
Wilson-Jones
4
37V» Feb
145
Corp
preferred
Wilcox
21
25% Jan
31% May 2
July 18
136
45% May 12
Jun
18
Steel
—
May 10
'
21% May 15
30 % May 28
45% Jun 12
159
2
26% Feb
5
43
8
30
6
11
Jun
13% Apr
102
10
23
10% Jan
Mar 14
50% July 24
1
32%
17%
38
/
.
Jan
75
18% Mar 21
8
Apr
22% Jan
140
Jun
$5
9
28% Dec
17
103
May 25
»
99
6
9% Mar 18
98
.,.21% Jun
July 28
22% Jan
30
-
102 'A July 25
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
Jan
46
79
"14%
32
74 V»
37 y4
*108%
^
200
79
*4
32%
32%
„
100
;
11
Y
14 Vs
17%
24%
"
"
53
49 % Oct
81
•
14
38%
*49
32% 32%
104
-104
65 V* 66%"
81% 82
75%^ 76%
19%
19%
35% 36'A
-54
54% .
*97%
97%
v
4.80%
Western
May 10
67
*78%
3%
102
98
22
Western Auto Supply
25
37
13
79
38 Ve
61%
106% 106%
61
1
30
68% Feb
j
Jan
105 % Feb
18
14
1,500
32%
•"
32%
22%
37 Va
27%
110
»ioo
*96%
Jan
Feb
29%
327A
'
114
25%
38%
50
Co common_l0
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR comraon^No par
Jan
47
103% Mar 18
5
2
Mar
6,300
19%
29%
39
•73%
*24%
33 Vs
*49
29
9
Sep
56
13
*29 Vs
37
24 Ve "
25 Va
3%
38%
18% Jun
21
26
28% Jun
20
-
105
18% Jun
Jun
.
27
99 Vs May
104
104
112 Vs Jan
26
Apr
25% Jun
30
102
Apr
39%
19%
*29 Vs
;;
•
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
19%
38%
38 Vs
37 V»
32 Va
6
-—1
1
99'A Feb
107% Jun
107
29
114
108
38 Vs
37 Vs
5
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd—100
4.20%
preferred series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C
100
23'A Mar 14
48 Va
108
'V $
Snowdrift com 2.50
4.8%
preferred —..——..50
West Indies Sugar
Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
.'••• !'• f
27 Vs
>
48
Wesson Oil St
52% Feb
Sep
27
>
No par
No par
Welbilt Corp
43% May 10
50 Va Dec
40 >/2
4
30
»]6
5-
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
6
36 Va Jan
pi/,
•
Pharmaceutical—1
Petroleum Corp
3
26% May
8
Inc
Pictures
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
>
33 Va Apr
1
1
Warner-Lambert
Warren
1,300
39%
48%
IOO
Corp
9
114
2,100
3Z
38
26%
48 Vs
Co common
preferred
3
3% July 20
4% Feb
•
74
17'/s
Ward Industries Corp
19 % Feb
217/e Mar
16% May 16
32 V4
73%
Bros
72
"31'/a
14
32%
Warner
; "71%
.>19%
14
17'A
WardeJl
11
90
100 %
•:99 % .99%
72 V4
"31%
Y
79
80
14 Vs
14 Vs
74V»
St
Apr 30
27'A July 20
'
*78
*73%
16%
G
12% Jam
9
Jan
' 79%
14 Va
32%
*78
W—No par
2.50
5 Va %
July 24
40% Jan
9
38% Mar 23
22
'
Apr
100
Ward Baking
Feb 28
25% Feb
30 % Dec
30
9 1
20% Aug
preferred
*14%
32%
(Hiram)
260
"'Y26Y
101
99%
■: 72"
29%
No par
10
Walker
4
17% Mar 12
■
19 V2
*29 %
29%
*29
130
99
*100
101
32%
.
Walworth Co
6
*97%
38%
37%
*19%
4,300
113
'
32
32
32
37%
,.
1,000
47%
dt,"
System
Walgreen Co
35% May 22
41% Sep
5
21% Sep
32
71%
99
•99%
118%
'
113
113
99
.
99%
72
99%
72'A
*98
72
113
*
10
20
4% %
RR
47
;
5,500
30
118%
.
47%
•
.
5,900
91%
29'A
119
46%
46%'
46%
46%
46%
30%
30 Vs
*90
31
30 Y'/
Y-
*117
119-
100
17 Va May
37% May 10
% July
118
'•:
6,700
*125 %
91'A
*90
31%/
31%
32'A
1,600
*125%
30'A
30 >v;
Y
11,500
50
49
*125Va
-1.
30%
30%
91%
Y
*125%
'
30%
,,
51
50%'
50%
50
100
Waldorf
23
65% Jan
23
:
,
50%
50 Vs
114
preferred
50%
51
15 Vs
*98
7 %
49
49%
28'A
*31%
3,000
15'A
*113
;
54
50 Vs
8%
•
76
15
28%
46%
76
53%
;
54%
54%
54%
8V4
31%
10
320
54%
28%
30'A
400
25%
77
113
20
Feb-
V 40%
77
>Y
54%
100
27
V 18% Jan
30
•76
2,100
•
-
77
8%
-
35
163
*24%
25%
360
1,000
55%
35
163
26,700
24%
*160%
*24 %
3,200
►>,
1%
>•
541/2
35 Vs
*160%
25%
V77 "K"
1%
24'%
56
-
35
•24%
*98
6
15% July
Mar" 14
18%
30% Mar 14
55
*160% 163
,
253/s
113
Mar 20
10% July
56%
,35%
100
Wabash
106
24%
55%
114
5
Jan
24 »/2
160
1.700
Y
>
98
98
Y
1%
24V2
1%
?.
24%
Y,
*08
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
75
100% Apr
1%
Y
99'A
•98
98 Va
113%
9
2
13
Y 8%
28%
28%
v
No par
Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
33
14% July
8%
100
3
30
8%
77
Y
15
8'A
Virginian
29
12% Jan
8 Va
preferred
$4.04
May 25
'30% Feb
24% Jan
66% Apr
8%
49%,
>
55
V 14%
partic
div
83% Jan
;
19
,13% Jan
9
30
13'/2
54%
78
54%
CO—6%
preferred
3' 14% Jan
May 21
75
85% Mar 26
19
12% Jan
36%
13»/2
•35
162
*24%
w
74% Jan
19
36%
1%
162
162
3,000
18%
13Va
98
24'A
54
*160%
18%
37
1%
54
1,900
13'/s
18%
*36%
:
24%
*35
159
8%
99
1%
221,100
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123
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103
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6
19
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,
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07
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24
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26
13
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39
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5
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9
32
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3
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26
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14
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Number 5555.., The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
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Bond
New York Stock Exchange
FRI DAY— WEEKLY
The
italic
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headed
after
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point
YEARLY
-
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•
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V
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10
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15
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this
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1958
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1961.
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called
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New York Stock
1
issue
27
Since
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r
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(
Monday, July 30, 1956
;
(446)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Last
Period
BONDS
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or
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1
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s
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s
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footnotes
see
page
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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—
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1955—
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93
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of) 8s 1946
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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1962
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95
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(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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(interest reduced to 2.25^) 2006
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1952
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15
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101
—
8b 1961
de
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1966—
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—
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99 %
96
87%
99
98%
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109
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1984
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81
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99
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s
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). -April-Oct
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1960—
July 1995
first gold 4s
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(Interest
1957
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...Feb-Aug ft
4s
Corp
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176
98%
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82%
—April-Ocf !
1962 ..April-Oct
-April-Oct
1977
debentures
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s
1959—.Mar-Sept
2008
of)
—
1969-*
14
9%
169
82
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1967
debs
debentures
Anglo-Lautaro
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30
82
...
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
(State) —
10%
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..June-Dec
1984
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10
75
Feb-Aug
1971
19 %
88
12
13
—1— ..June-Dec
19%
21
20%
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100
83 %
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1973
debentures
97
99
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63
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1987
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1982
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1986
debentures
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97%
92%
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89
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18
98
171%
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1981-!——-
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92
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1980
—
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Jan-July
1945
subord
4%s
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97
169
•
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Junior debentures 1987—
Machine & Foundry Co.—
ROs
90
159
97
169
96 %
96 '/a
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12%
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__
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169
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•
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1961
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Last
Sale Price
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Mar-Sepf
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101%
101
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® 19A^v~vrt«
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3%s s I debentures 1980
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Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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Mar-Sept
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International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977—
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debentures 1982
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98
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:—Jan-July
'.
year's range,
>;
97
■
—
99 -" •.
100'A 100%
65'A
67%
65
88
*97
100%
100%
101%
*__
100 'A
98%
90%
"r
;T 66
.66'
87
92'
*87
101 r
101%
87
83%
"
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Service 3'As 1971
delivery
Deferred
96
161%
I 82
92
•:
...
—
—
included in the year's range, d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Oath
in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
;
'Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
A Bonds selling flat.
not
103
/
100'
88'A
*83
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1976
Power 2%s
2%s 1979
Electric Light & Power 2%s
Included
99%
100
107%
■
.
90
101% 101%-,
Jim-July
Y
93%
86
90%
102
100
90
90
1970—Feb-Aug
2361
mortgage
103%
98%
107%
101% 101'/a
April
1981
1960—
2361
3'As series I
4s guaranteed
Electric
98
98'/a
*—
mortgage
Yonkers
103
89y«
first
Wisconsin Public
132
98
■
Power
166%
w
t-
4s income series A Jan
120 >/s
Sf
"3 'J?
86%
RR Co—
First
95
94y*
123%
j
,
138% 142%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
1973
-
*85
85 V2
139
98 %
*107%
mtge
Wisconsin
85'/a
2
f"
*90%
-e*»
1967
June-Dec
1982—April-Ocf
debentures 2%s
(N Jj
April
2013
86
86
.'
81
'4/
95
118
.
Map-Nov
first gold
Products
debentures
debs
2%s
1983—
(Indiana)
Btandard Oil
23As
Tel
debentures
Btandard
■
123% 123%
*116
-
May-Nop
April-Ocf
1977
33As
95
'"mrn'mm\
:
Northeastern RR—
Orleans &
-
Joint
82
'87'/a
85%
1
85%
82
.
First
3'As
106%
100%
99
98
Pacific RR Co—
Bouthern
New
83'/a
80
47
133
—
San Fran Term 1st mtge
95'/a
98'/a
:\*?8..v
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
3'As series C 1979
.Apr-Ocf
Co 3'As ser A 1981— -Jan-July
5s
income debentures 1904..—
-May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
5 A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July •
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3"As series C 1970—
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975
May-Nor
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3'As s f t'ebs 1980_Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-Oct
Winston-Salem 8 B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
May
93%
Pacific Co-—
First
100%
90 y4
19
90%
1980
2%s ser H
mtge
Shore
1st
99%
88
—
ref
Western Pacific RR
96'A
■■♦—"
Lines) A 1977
Bouthern
152%
98'A
Western Maryland
93'A
107'/a
88
"
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
Natural Gas
i
100%
mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
refund
and
registered
4s
08'A
104%
♦—
Co4%s conv
Southern
151
90'A
refund
Penn
West
163
88
"90%
*88
*104
ten-July
;
151
1957—May-Nov
119
152 %
151
151
—
gtd 4s series B
152%
102%
151
June-Deo
1969
debentures
RR consol
Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—_Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974__—
May-Nou -
94%
96 Vi
—
Edison Co—
Ry2%s 1994—
subord
Westchester
102
127
156'A
155
r«8
America—
Corp of
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
West
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
i
convertible debentures 1970
3'As
94%
91'/a
—J an* July
1985
Southern California
Bouthern Indiana
94%
91'A
Co—
1979
debentures
99%
94%
86%
81%
86
Jan-July '
93'A
Vi
*93'A
/
June-Dec
1951
93
92
93
Jan-July
ten-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Corp 3'As conv 1983
Bkelly Oil 2'As
Bocony-Vacuum
23As
&
June-Dec
Halske 6%s 1951—
lASiemens &
94%
92
92
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1951
income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Hov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—_Feb-Aup
100 »A
.-April-Oct
1974
Pipe Line 3.20s s I debs 1982:
Oil 2 Vis debentures 1971
Sinclair
93%
100'A
92%
—
Union
series C
assented
conv
Gen
♦86
90
168
163
163 y*
Gen nrtge
113
.
90%
89%
145
:•
109
103%
88
148'/a
Wabash
—June-Dec
& Sons 2Vis 1966
debentures
3s
Shell
96
97%
111% 113
♦A
1956
1,
98
*,92
112
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series B 1980
37/bS s f debentures 1977
(Jos E)
98
;
1st
Sept.
98
*96
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No»
conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
New
107
April-Oct
Union Depot 3'/as B 197l.i.
Bt Paul
107
105%
102'/a
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958—
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973— April-Oct
87'/a
98
1989
bond certificates
4s
104 V*
103%
103%
161
First and
100'/a
i 100
*105
May-Not>
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Pan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
First
88%.
**•£:.
103%
•99'A
♦149'A
First
93
97'/a-
88'A
May
Mar-Sep
9 7'/a
105%
99
100
99% 100
Power Comtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978__Mar-Sept
85
96 Vi
Jan-July
A
ser
1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1st
99
*166'A
First and
91
J
•.
46 series A 1997
1st mortgage
ASecond
• •
98'A
97'/a
97% " 97 '/a
♦—'
96
Virginia Electric &
—
95'/a
103
95'/a
*149'A
:
1947
Called
85
88 y»
105%
Jan-July
3'As
—
♦91 Ve
84%
'-•102%
V
s
♦—
; "
837/a
95'A
96%
91%
92%"
103
97 y»
91%
•
92%
*__'
101%
.'100
Jan-July
A 1947
series A
assented
Vandalia
*90'/a
^
—
*92%'":v'
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
——Feb-Aug
May-Noo
April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
—Map-Nov
April-Oct
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
96
Baguenay Power 3a series A 1971.
—Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuIp
*100
—
Corp—
159
103
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
Works
debs' series
Vanadium
General mortgage
General mortgage
1973
1976
sinking fund mtge series A
3 'As assented series A 1951
3'As
160'/a
148
*159
•-w: v'94.
96
100
June-Dec
June-Dec
6'As sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
156'/a
147%
*158
—
debentures
debentures
6'As
186
186
1972
fund
2%s
Steel
3'As
161%
*185
f
1037/a
96%
*168'A
175'/a
♦158'A
I.May-No»
May- Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1953
6s
debs
s
Rubber
6'As
.
Second
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
United
100
97'A
Jan-July
1946
mtge
Corp
•
95 ya
Mar-Sept
1977
2%s debentures 1967
99'/a
94%
97'A
Jan-July
mortgage 1946
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct mtge 7s
1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s
1952
AConsol
Gas
sinking
U S
86
79
•
{AConsol
debentures
3%s
117'/a
108'A
354
1
97
95
99%
•'Ij :f- '*—'-".9i%"
-Feb-Aug
—
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll
trust 3'As 1972_
Rheinelbe Union—
assented
'" _•
''
.
—
1117/e
111
111'A
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995._Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
3Vis
,
—
101'A 101'A
101'A
,
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4yis s f debs 1973——^-April>-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
4%s
of America 3Vis conv
7s sinking fund
1
1976—
100
97%
June-Dec
1970
101%
■■■.•-99%
*
_T_Map-Nov
i
■
91 '/a
25 '/a •39%
99%
.June-Dec
27As 1980
1st
R
Radio Corp
debentures
United
Q
Quaker Oats 2%s
'99%
*95%
■
95%
73 y8
91%
39%
A—Map-Noy
i
Pacific RR—
3%s
104%
99
99'A
99
Union
2%s
93
96
£9%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2%s debs 1961
& coll -tr
104%
93
37%
r39
of Missouri 3%s 1971_—Map-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s: 1975_Aprif-Oct '
mtge
100%
95
*93%
r90'A
135%
'
Co—
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
1383A
130
April-Oct
Oil
1983
and impt 3%s 1960
1st mtge 3'As 1982
102%
97%
7
—
*198
1974
debentures 1968-;
3s
1st
ya; 98%
♦130'A
'i'n-n
June-Dec
.
3%s
99%
98 ya
94'/a
93%
130
101% 102 Ve
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
Pacific—
•
-96%" '97%' "
•
98%
3%s
M
Union Electric Co
First
refunding mortgage 3Vi sr 19 83 ._ April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1975
100
'
r
•
130
u
—
>
*__
June-Dec
100%
100%
--
--
1990—April-Oct
f debentures
3
102
"
S3'A
93%
93'A
1970—Aprib-Oct
Associated
Water
95
90
98
C
Orleans
New
my*
109
92
99
series
refund
of
Tri-Continental Corp
94
89
96
,100%
*^.
June-Dec
1972
and
RR
—
April-Oct
99
92
$>£Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960-—Jan-July
A Adjustment Income 5s Jan
1960
—April-Oct
3'As
—
94%
98%
series B
3%s
M
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
96
102
refund
Pacific first
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1C9
1985
gold 5s 2000_
and
General
101
102
98
■
109
96%
RR—
and refund M 3'As
&
Term
108
♦—
—
-
debentures
101
05
June-Dec
1977
,*Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
—.-Map-Nov.
Public Service Electric & tQas Co-r— "
3s debentures 1963
May-Nob
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968__Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-Jul]/
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s -1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2Vos 1979_June-Dec
33/bS
impt 2%s series D
1965
First
97%
Ry—
.
C 1974
1984—
2%s
'
——
.
Jan-Julf
April-Ocl
Map-Nov
High
93%
,
97
impt M 4s series C 2019
and
Texas
i
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis.
First mortgage 3s 1983—
mortgage
and
First
93
'
•
•—
110
100
2
—
97%. 98 y«
•
*—
1
93
:
94%
Corp 3s debentures
Texas & New Orleans
108 7/a
86
■y
*—
—May-Nor
Refund
102%
10
•
,
86
100% 100'/a
—
•*V
First general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3 Vis s f debentuies 1986
/' First
86
AprzZ-Oct
Si. Ashtabula
First
104'/a 104%
($'&
~
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Pittsburgh
104% 104%
—w
1975
Jan.
Low
Nc.
v"
99
.—Jan-July
1973
Refund
106
102%
.7
-,*93%
Range Slnee
Sold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
102%
104
104
debentures
Texas
5s series A 1970
mortgage
&
Bonds
Friday's
100'/2
101'/4
1
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1966.
2%s debentures
Co 2%s debentures 197.2
Sunray Oil Corp.
100 7/a
97'/8
104'/a
Sale Prlee
Lew
2%s
101 y4 101 %
*103
Last
Period
High
96
.:
-
Week's Range
Interest
-
New York Stock Exchange
.■><*...
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
>
Friday
.BONDS
i
.
-
—
/100
.V--
1
Low
NO.
97'/a
*87Vi
Jan.
97 '/a
*96'/a
„
'•
■'
'■
x
i-
ENDED JULY 27
Range Since
bold
Hioh
Low
Pittsourgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957__May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Mai/-Nov
!
Yf.
Week's Range
Friday
*••***'
BONDS
.
Vi
•
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
not
sal*
included
or reorganized
under Section 77 OS
during current week.
'
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
transactions on the American Stock Exchange
It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
following extensive--tfsfc we'furnish a complete report of the
July 23, 1956, and ending Friday, July 27.
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
-K"/'-'.
\
'
during
t>eek'»
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
Aluminum
Acrae
Wire
Adam
Aero
Co
Consol
Supply
Alloyo
Industries
Inc
Manufacturing
Associates
For
Inc
footnotes
(N
5'/«
5%
4.100
5'/« July
5% July
Air
7%
7»/4
7%
4,800
6'/s
7%
Apr
Ajax
28Vb
28%
250
Feb
Alabama
8%
8%
8%
2%
2'/2 .'2%
2.300
A
24,500
__1
'
:■
Apr
28 % May
300
Jan
8
2%
Jun
■'/» July
31
10 '/a Mar
3%
Jan
A July
%
Apr
8%
Jan
6%
6%
300
6
May
10'/4
Jan
9%
9%
10%
1,600
9
Jan
page
33.
—-
*
5
1
J)
__
*
7'/a
13% Mar
Way
Petroleums
for Week
Shares
Low
9%
1,800
%
%
172
9 7%
'
6% Mar
11,600
36%
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
%
Inc.—
Corp—_————2
Alabama
Great
Southern
—50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred.—100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc———
—1
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer
dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co_
10c
Range
8%
—^3
Ltd——.—-——50c
Industries
saie»
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Vs
see
r,n»r
5%
_■
Agnew Surpass Snoe Stores—
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
Air
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
_10
1
common
Rights
Shares
Htf/h
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
oi Prices
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
beginning Monday,
security
.*V'
27
«a»e»
'
week
the
the current year.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
Frtday
trmaj
for
intended to include every
4%
36
172
36%
172
2,500
High
9%
Feb
%
33% May
37%
%
100
162
Jan
182
Jun
Apr
Jan
May
150
x97%
Jun
103%
Feb
4%
5
1,000
4'/a
Jun
6%
Jan
33%
34
300
33% July
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
99% 100 Vi
7%
7%
700
7
May
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1950
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
j.
RANGE FOR
Rang®
I,'
,
Fisher common
<k
Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Allied
5
-
1,600
"4%
"5
11%
11%
11%
14
14'%
600
%
8,300
Products
9%
American
American
American
American
American
Incorporated—
AMI
Oil
Amurex
Mines Ltd
;
Feb
23
May
Feb
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
11
Jun
12
Jun
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Jun
Carey Baxter St Kennedy Inc
11%
11%
11%
11'A
"l%
300
23%
1%
450
V
200
%
1%
:
.
1
Jan
Jun
13%
25'A
Feb
Jan
35% Apr
33% May
30%
31
400
27%
33
33
200
27% Mar
12
12 %
8,900
8% Feb
35
35%
600
35 fo
35%
35 fo
25
15
14%
15%
950
4%
4%
12'/?
,
Jun
13% July
41
Jan
33
Feb
36% Jan
14
Jun
33
163/a
Apr
Feb
4%
Jan
13% Mar
16%
14%
2,400
10
10V2
4%
500
6%
6%
6%
2,000
2%
2U
2{|
8,300
15
15%
16
12%
4%
4%
4%
11%
107%
180
Jan
17
Jan
14% May
700
Oil
Power
Gas Co
American
rets
dep
Laundries
Associate
(ex
July
$43
'53
1
America
of
25
May
108% Mar
$41
St
16%
9,800
20
1,500
9%
9%
9%
100
3%
3%
700
3%
4
•
A
3%
.
3%
8,100
4
22 '53)—*
Line
Co
Mining
Devices
Products
Science
1%
1,400
43% Feb
61
35
4%
13%
3,900
31% July
4% Jun
34%
4%
12%
4%
10,500
6,600
9%
1,100
4%
Jun
Apr
4% July
4% Mar
Securities
Tr
16%
16%
17% July
35% July
27% Jan
1
16
17%
1,250
16
July
18% July
14%
15
1,300
13
Jun
18% July
3%
3
Jun
3%
3
13,000
•.
7
7%
7%
8%
62,200
18%
12%
12%
3%
12%
3%
Ties
—50c
1
common
Shoe Corp
Bellanca
5%
Corporation
z
.1
Telephone of Canada common__25
Instrument
Watch
Bickford's
Corp
:
15% May
~8%
13%
;
Black Starr St Gorham class A
•
Blauner's
3
~5%
1
2%- Jan
Blumenthal
& Co common
(S)
Bohack (H
C)
Co common
prior
Foote
5
Jun
25%
Feb
Jun
51%
Apr
19-% Mar
14'A July
1,100
10% Mar
8'A July
4,100
■y,'- 750
10%
Feb
13% May
600
6%
Feb
9% July
100
?
5%
Jun
9%
5%.
5%
8%
8%
11,200
1,800
36
July
47
Jan
450
97
July
102
Feb
300
6
May
8% Mar
8% Mar
.
36
37%
97%
97%
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American dep
Feb
700
13%
13%
July
34
6%
Feb
5,100
1 %
5.50
Jun
11%
600
23
4,000
3%
2
5
—19.50
1
Carnation Co common
2% May
4% May
2,500
:
31 %
Jun
24% Mar
Fed
3ft
•
6%
1
21% July
2
May
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43%
Jun
30%
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3
4
Jan
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Carolina Power & Light $5
1,400
31%
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
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12%
10c
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Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
Apr
31%
33
Angostura-Wupperman
Apr
71
33
15%
Arkansas
2%
Jan
61
■■
12%
12%
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shares
"A"
44
30% Jan
__
700
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43%
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6c
98%
12,000
—
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26%
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
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94j/4 July
2
Products
Post
Anchor
class A_
Company
Anacon Lead
Canadian
partic
Ltd
22% July
11%
5
3
5
20c
common
Petrofina
8ft
711
1
pfd__10
Marconi
Canadian
250
•
Paper
25'A July
Canadian
2,500
Co
Writing
8% Mar
95%
23%
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
pfd—25
American Seal-Kap
common
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
American Tractor Corp
25c
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Jan
16% Mar
Jun
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
25%
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13'A
Jun
711
Canadian
95%
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———1
Hard Rubber Co
25
Laundry Machine
20
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25
Maracaibo Co
1
Book
American
Jan
6%
24%
25%
100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
•
Aluminum Industries common
—*
Ambrook Industries Inc (RI)
1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—15
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1
preferred
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311
5ft
2
Canadian
Canadian
5%
12% Mar
Low
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12% Jan
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400
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for Week
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7% May
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191
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series A—
series B
£2
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1—,
—...
•
300
77%
Jan
37%
260
31%
Jan
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82%
38% Mar
37
39%
1,600
195
207%
300
135
Jan
213
185
194
525
170
Jun
197% Mar
39% July
Mar
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RANGE
.
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-.
-
Last
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Week's
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Par
Eastern
Edo
snares
beneficial
or
int
preferred
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1
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Electronics
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ft
Emery
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America..
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5%
pfd
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Esquire Inc
Corporation
Pipe Line
600
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43
Metal
Jan
International
a
"18%
Feb
International
Jan
Jun
24% May
9% Jan
Investors
3%
Jan
25%
Iron
11S/8
200
11% July
99% May
13%
333/8
'
A
-
600
9%
24
2,400
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35,100
44
"
3%
•i.
11% July
105% Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
5,100
4%
83/4
r8%
200
8%
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1
7'ft
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A
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Fort
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1%
Feb
3%
52 %
7%
7%
Inc
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class
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Inc
5%
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231/4
23%
23%
10%
93/4
10 3/1
130
1
—£1
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173/8
1,900
29%
29%
100
5 'ft
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400
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preferred
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.
V
4
4%
20,700
150
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1
1%
1%
fl%
8,900
,3,13/8
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6
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Mines
Grlesedieck
Grocery
Guild
Gulf
•
Films
States
Class
15%
31%
33
:
700
24
Jan
37%
1
12 %
12
12
34
10,100
Jun
V 16%
9%
900
10%
18%
2,800
22
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1%
*
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1
2.200
■is
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1
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250
56
Jan
81
27%
700
Feb
28%
•9%
300
13 %
6,200
12%
23%
-2%
172
172
134%
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:
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6%
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160,
3%
9%
3%
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9%
1,700
11%
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56,800
39.300
333'
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9% July
>39
10%
A-
10%
400
:2%
3%
3%
49,700
69%
10c
69%
30
Jun
Jan
18
B
5
•
2% Jun
—5
1
1
$4.50
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
3 41%
.84
84
Jan
78
60
85%
Jan
70
98
s.
*
16%
16%
16%
57%
59
2%
2%
4
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46
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30
100
-
20 %
17,800
93/4
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300
V
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3
283/4
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5,500
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stock.*
5
393/4
Jan
Jun
Jun
8% May
6%
11%
Jun
Jun
21
Jan
104%
77
29
Feb
July
Jan
43/4 July
14% July
8% Jun
20% July
3%
11
Jan
1,600
4% July
10% May
23/4 May
13% Jan
1.500
29%
3.000
22%
30% Mar
3%
8,200
2% Mar
5
500
4% May
253/4 July
35
10 %
Feb
15% Mar
10
Feb
5
27
27%
13%
13
13%
13
12%
13
400
5.800
10,800
Feb
163/4 May
52%
533/4
125% 127
300
120
26%
26%
400
51%
53
900
523/4
123
118
117
119%
1,900
July
July
24% Mar
104
513/4
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
.2.50
5
•
x20%
27
38%
Mar
Jan
112% May
6%
4%
4
6%
20
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
rets
ord
&
Jun
Feb
Jan
27%
32'ft May
30%
200
xll%
12
500
~73ft
5%
8,100
Jun
14
Feb
10 3ft
7% May
3% Jan
53ft
800
17
17%
6,400
11%
Jan
17% July
38%
49
1,350
8,100
30%
Feb
49'
3'/a July
3ft July
5
800
4%
7%
63ft
.6%
6 3ft
650
x6%
Jun
46%
Jan
55
Mar
525
72
Jun
100
Jan
18%
400
14%
1%
1.400
90
89%
17%
17%
90
l3ft
17
17
17
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2.000
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13%
32 3ft
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dividend
31sft
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55%
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15%
143ft
15%
55'ft
15%
.
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5
10%
20
9%
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21'ft
13,900
42'/a
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593ft Mar
200
9%
Jan
17%
1,200
8%
Feb
16% July
6% Feb
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800
1% July
9'ft July
27'ft Mar
19%
9%
20'ft
1,000
93ft
4,900
25
13
29%
100
8%
800
19%
20%
1,700
53ft
1,200
Mar
27% May
10%
Jun
29 'ft
May
Mar
5
Jun
Jan
102
.
May
Jan
6
x35'ft Mar
29%
Apr
.Feb
107
Jun
14% July
111 Mar
4,600
1% July
22% Jun
30'ft Mar
130
93 '/a July
102% Mar
10
102 3ft July
109
Apr
Jun
102
5%
Apr
Feb
1773ft
Feb
3,600
23,900
23%
24%
95
1023/4 1023/4
12'ft
97
preferred series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A
4.50%
167% 167%
443/4
31% Mar
Mar
8
22%
100
Jan
12
13 % May
18 3ft July
33%
1ft
1023/4
Jan
9% July
12
100
93%
preferred
-100
preferred series B..100
100
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—
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Mt Clemens Metal Products
—1
15%
2,400
24%
cumul
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
143/e
cumulative
4.40%
Jun
1%
1033/4
1
-1
9 Va
Apr
8
1%
Monongahela Power Co—
May
100
1%
14%
5
Apr
20,000
103
100
Jun
6% May
11%
83ft
___•
34%
Feb
58.800
29
20%
253ft Mar
1%
A14
.4.80%
Jan
9%
13
common—a_*
Ltd
9»ft
10%
25%
—
4% May
4%
35
(Can)
4% May
7% May
9
25
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
Apr
1%
1%
9
5%
343ft
Service
Jan
Jun
35 % May
18%
50
Public
40
16%
Feb
173/B
50c
Missouri
35% July
14% July
May
Apr
5,800
13,000
6
preferred..
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Co
333ft
293ft
300
3,400
50c
convertible
Jun
34% July
33%
common—....
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4%%
18%
Jan
32%
5%
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4 3ft
153ft May
24%
17%
—5
Co.
l3ft July
Jan
6,000
32%
53ft
*
shares
Abrasive—
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Midwest
ll3ft May
1% July
19% Mar
303/4
1
common
8% July
3%
Jan
32 V*
$1 conv preferred..*
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non cum
Mid-West
800
5%
-
.
Oil Corp
Steel
8 3ft
303ft
1
Corp.A-——
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900
323/4
—-1
Petroleum
Jan
16'ft
...-a—;——.—10
—1
Hone
States
15%
8%
8%
—1
———-1
preferred..
Jan
July
A
—*
common
Co
Jan
18
49% July
63
143/4
Ltd——
Peroleums
^
Jan
£1
Co
&
1%
Jun
Mar
29
———*
1
5
Ltd
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9%
5
Marine
common
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19 3ft May
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600
a—1
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Jun
'
1%
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1
30c
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July
3ft
Co
Rubber
May
43/4
common..
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6
3%
500
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Apr
May
10'ft Mar
17%
7
Midland
*
10%
3%
Co
Tire
Jan
47%
;
16%
Stores
Jan
6
10
*7%
7%
6% Mar
15% July
4%
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Service
6 %
10
25
443ft
43ft July
166 % May
42
3%
Feb
Jan
443ft July
4
Va Mar
SMuntz
Nachman
27%
Apr
July
128% Apr
Corp
Alfalfa
National
National
Dehydrating
Hess
Brewing
Co
4%
Jun
National
Casket
8%
Jan
11
May
National
Mlg
x20Ve
22%
6,600
11%
Jan
25% May
National
Petroleum
29% May
National
Presto
Research
Rubber
Machinery
Starch
Products
Jan
Company
& Stores
Feb
6tf Apr
National
Steel
Jan
National
Telefilm
Imperial
:
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12%
12%
12%
600
57% July
12% Apr
National
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National
Union
National
U
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial
Hardware Mfg
1
36%
35%
36%
1,900
50c
3%
3%
3%
600
11
6%
92
23 Vb
3
Jan
Jun
July
100
Feb
Apr
2%
Jan
37%
Apr
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July
5%
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Le
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Ltd
Corp
Car
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•
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25c
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l3ft
1%
5,100
l'ft
Jun
27%
500
x253ft
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27'ft July
10%
400
93/4
Jun
12'/a
Apr
Feb
353ft
Jan
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3,000
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4%
Jan
15%
Jan
Apr
3%
1,100
13'ft July
4 Va
4'/a
400
4% July
5%
93ft
9%
93ft
2,500
9% July
173/a
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43ft
43ft
5
4,400
3'ft
Jan
53ft
Jun
200
3'ft
Jan
4'ft
Jun
13%
14
'
33ft
3%
33ft
:
25
July
25
25
100
25
133ft
133ft
100
12% May
43ft
5ft
14,100
3ft
Jan
10%
25
103ft
200
10%
Jun
12%
3,600
Jan
293ft May
,
4%
2
17%
July
133ft
7
Jun
Mar
Apr
1
10
21
21
2 l'ft
28%
28%
28%
600
27
Jan
common—1
27
27
273ft
1,100
24
Jan
29
Jan
33%
Apr
Jan
5%
Jun
6%
Feb
—_—
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"4'ft
—1
„
common
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5%
.6
136'ft
31
3%
1
(Mich)..
500
20
Jan
Jan
17
&
common.
1.400
1,900
20 3ft
125%
10'ft
1
Milling Co
National Bellas
5%
27%
Jan
July
100
26%
—-1
10%
27
£%
10
—
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10%
5% Mar
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1,100
17
N
Namm-Loeser's
53
100
Tel
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TV
Jan
108% Jan
&
Murray Ohio Mfg Co..
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—.2.50
Muskogee Co common
——10
Muter
Company common—
-50c
Jan
57
Tel
States
173ft
3%
173ft
Mills
Vernon
Mountain
1293ft 129%
preferred
——4
Inc—_—a._—2.50
cumulative
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363/4
23'ft
Jun
May
8'ft
16%
Public
8,100
33.
Jan
•
5%
15
1,100
19.000
page
Jan
11,500
2,300
6%
Co
6%
163ft
l\k
57%
see
Jun
4% July
4%
5534
footnotes
Feb
Apr
5 % July
11'ft Jun
2,300
103ft
56%
For
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2 3ft
2,800
15%
lft
stock..*
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1
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(Canada) capital
Tobacco of Canada
Jan
13'ft
—25c
pref
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reg
3
1
3,200
6
143/4
30
——.—5
(The)
137%
I
dep
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4%
5%
3
Chain
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
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4%
15
5
5
Co
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*
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1
5
25c
434
5
100
—1
National
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20
200
Inc
National
Manufacturing Co
200
55ft
153/a
Jan
15% Mar
'4%
53%
23%
55ft
153ft
Textile Corp common
2oc
Michigan Chemical Corp—
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube—
—\
-2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
-1
Jan
Feb
113ft May
23%
Metal
19% July
97%
900
4%
AMesabi
26% July
Jan
12%
9%
Merrill
Jan
Jan
May
1%
Menasco
Apr
16
Jan
2l'ft
41/4
Mead
3% Feb
17%
15%
193ft
1
McKee
Jan
48
13% Mar
200
5
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•
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4% May
3
Jun
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Land
McDonnell
Feb
4,900
3
100
5
4%
5%
3
:
*
common
33/4 Jun
14'ft
14%
75 pesos
Corp
Mays
17% Mar
3% May
1% July
V
2% July
Jun
21
'
100
-50c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
59% Apr
2% Jun
11%
283/4
126
.-
Feb
Jan
Mar
4
Jan
1% May
5%
'
Steel
Marconi
4% Apr
38"% May
May
2%
12
5%
common
(R
Manlschewltz
Jun
5 %
2%
*
15
Co:
common
1%
Jan
Jan
—1
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Jun
11%
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3
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______*
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29
16%
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.
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Hardart
Lock
98 %
9%
*
Hydro-Electric
1.000
A A 800
20%
—5
A.
55
Jun
70
1
common..-.——_
Ltd
(Geo
2,500
19%
98
25c
B
Inc
9%
26%
43'8
.2.50
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preferred
Hubbell
Hurd
Co
Co
83/4
29
—.
Oil
9,100
43/8
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ft—
60c
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6,200
1
4—
Hollinger
Holopfrane
53/8
46%
5
Ai_
Industries
Holly
2,200
10c
Co
Hofmann
Holly
2
19%
1
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common.
Class
600
-4%
25
19%
100
common
Products
Gallon
Hevi-Dutv
1,900
100
Co
&
"8%
♦
preferred
Holt
5
45%
13 %
250
2
1
common
preferred
Henry
5%
25c
common
Co
■■■;
'1%
3 22%
2,800
2%
5
common
Rubenstein
Heller
4%
Corp
Dept Stores
Mining Co
,f
3
1,600
3% •.-'4 '.V
Havana
Hearn
35%
1.100
59
2
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
2,700
34%
35
4%
383ft
2,900
—
Groceterias second
6%
3%
36% Mar
81,700
of N Y_
cumulative
preferred
Middle
4%
2
1
1
25
—1
Jan
Jan
3 3ft
...
Machine
Petroleums
Mlcromatic
Co
Hammond
Organ Company
Harbor Plywood
Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard Brewing Co^
Hastings Mfg Co
Apr
15%
2Sft
Fabrics
Mangel
*
Lamp
Mar
3
Feb
3%
Co..,
Refineries
Maine
Wm:H
Hall
5,500
6,100
Mages Sporting Goods——
-10c
Magna Oil Corporation—50c
67% May
;•
1,600
2%
14 Vb
2ft
University
Realty
V-A/-
3% July
Jan
42
*
*
July
14
19%
Jun
1% July
31ft
common..
Tourneau
Lynch
12% July
11% Jan
15%
10%
/2.000
2%
12%
—1
V'^A:A:'AMMacfadden Publications
16% Jan
a
Jan
1%
12%
14
21
28 Va Mar
July
11% July
17'ft
2%
Ltd
Montoype
Lunkenheimer
Jan
2% May
r'5% Mar
2%
*
33%e
—20c
Jan
138
,
12
14
20 'ft
'
1%
5
Corp.
Delaware——*
Communication
189
Jun
Apr
2%
5
—
of
Sessions
Inc
Louisiana
4% Mar
May
l3/4
12%
—1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Mar
1%
200
...—..1
...
Mines
&
Locke
Apr
131 %
12%
1
1
-
.
Apr
7,200
3%
A
Corp
5%
Mar
5 -190
2
400
18%
—7.50
S
Foundry
Loblaw
9% July
17
3,300
123/4
18%
'
1% Mar
11% Apr
3,000
132% 134%
u,
26
common.-...5
Inc
2%
63,200
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&
:
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1
9c
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Jun
68%
v
9 ft-'
ft 23/4
—1
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9% May
17
26%
£2%
Co
2
1%
1
1 *■"*•'/ •
5
Ltd
Products
Ltd
Corp
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Shores
Liberty
9% Apr
67%
ft;'
27%
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stock
OHs
:
Minerals
Consolidada
Liberal
*
10%
23%
12%
200
Le
Jan
-
223ft
38
Leonard
Jan
17%
May
1,300
Lefcourt
Jan
9%
17%
.;
35
15
La Salle Extension
Jun
:
Jun
143/4
Lanston
Apr
31%
1,600
25
38
Company
Jan
Mar
22%
18%
Feb
106
25
1,400
5-;,
Mar
4%
Apr
Jan
293ft
-.2.50
20
Jun
2% May
22
28
.'
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12%
400
38
Oil
Jan
3ft Apr
23%
28%
(Del)
&
1%
Feb
23
25c
Inc....
Lamson
3% Apr
6% Jan
Jun
4
—1
Leases
Land
A
!
•
11%
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Inc
1
Chemical
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Jun
411 May '
7 % Feb
600
(9%.
50c
Freehold
2%
28,300
12%
.1
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Hydraulics
Gridoil
4,600
t'a
9%
preferred
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6
11%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Sweet
"'2%,
5%
9
.
143/4
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107% May
108% Apr
12%
—
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Grand
Rapids Varnish
Gary
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Co
Great
•2%
ft
1,200
% July
2
101%
1
*
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Lamson
4% July
May
22,700
31ft
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17% July
2% Jan
*
ft
Gorham
&
Jun
Apr
Apr
19%
3
5
Chemical
Co
I83ft
pfd—100
Company
(Walter)
8,700
50c
4%%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc..
Apr
9%
1
common
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3,100
10c
La
7% Feb
*
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2 %
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1
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1st
20%
17%
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L
48% Mar
Jan
3%
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Inc
Consolidated
Lakes
Jan
17%
-10
Goodman
7%
39%
200
16%
-
Goldfield
Non-voting
Feb
400
—*
McBean & Co
Alden
Corp—
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Drug
&
I83ft
4
Corp
& Company
(D)
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
——
Mar
18
V4
1
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18
45%
17 y4
50c
Gladding
Great Amer
Jan
Feb
.'
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Gas
300
u
2%
2
15c
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5%
%
2ft
''
3/4
10c /
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
(I B)
Rubber Co—-.
Knott Hotels Corp—
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6»
18
Mines
class
1A
common
A;..'.ftAA
Khkland
2% May
3% May
103% Mar
Co—;
(Adolf)
Jan
Jun
'9
County Lighting common.
*
4%
cumulative
preferred.^
—50
Kingston Products.,
i
1
May
8
__20
common
Distillers
Co
Ltd
Kings
Jan
7
Jan
18
45
*
*
Gold
113
Feb
2
Mar
6% May
Oils
Kin-Ark
Jan
*
45
.5
preferred
Yellowknife
Jun
'
15%
8
4% Feb
Glass
O'Mahoney Inc
Kawneer
17% July
5 Va
2% ft 2% A V 1,800
i
Aft/-. A
July
Feo
5
July
5
'
Mar
5%
Jan
32
ft
17
Feb
Kawecki
Apr
Jun
£1
reg
preferred
Mich Corp
Gobel
200
Jun
6
Apr
Lear
common^
$5
Co
238
com__l
25
Corp common
preferred
Corporation-
Stores
Power
Union
27
2,900
6%
6% May
9% May
1
12%
500
6%
2% Mar
/;
Enterprises
convertible
Glen
7% July
15
Jan
13%
6ift
9 3ft
8% Mar
3% Feb
'•
6'/4
Jun
Kidde
106%
;—1
warrants
——•
General
Globe
5,100
100
General
Glenmore
17%
,
»
13
1
1%
6A Jan
Jan
3
5
Electric
Gilchrist
3II Jun
2,000
Co
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4,200
8%
Builders
(A
13,900
%
5
6%
convertible
Giant
4%
4ft
5
-
8
Corp
Manufacturing v t c___*
5%
138% July
•5%
General
Gerity
4,7<r
1
Apr
2%
90'ft
2% Jun
Jan
145
8
Alloys
Gilbert
25
.8%
Jan
Jun
1,100
Kennedy's
11%
800
145
6
General
$4.60
138
145
53ft July
2%
85 3ft
6,700
Apr
28%
1
Co
1,100
Apr
Apr
25,200
Kobacker
Mfg Co common
IGeneral
130
10% Mar
1 %
14% May
1.25
Power
Georgia
Jan
4,700
2%
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*
Sales
Acceptance
5%
7%
11,300
Co
A)
American
Feb
3,400
1
A
preferred
5 %
10%
Company
Genei-al
General
4%
gift
2%
40%
Jan
3 5ft
63% Mar
Ltd—
(The*
Gellman
24,400
10
Canada—
dep rets ord reg
Brewing
Co
Gatineau
-
1
Line
Co
(Geo
"7%
250
53/4
2%
Jan
7
1%
Jan
3%
8% July
50% Jun
~53/4
45%
28%
8
Kaltman
July
x25% July
Jun
1,300
.
23% Mar
36% Mar
33ft
Kaiser
9
Apr
2%
8%
51%
19%
30,300
3%
8%
200
tY*
•y;
8% Mar
Jan-
8%
81/4
Jupiter
2V4 Mar
7
83/4
75
3%
Jerry
17% Feb
1,500
v
26,100
Jeannette
Feb
Jan
6,800
3%
2.50
Co
of
Luxe
9
24%
8%
Pitt
De
24%
10
.
non-voting.
voting.
Fresnillo
7%
24 %
_10c
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Motor
8%
1
Inc
Tiger
Motor
Ford
1
Corp
(Phila)
Hi
Fitzsimmons
Ford
A
Instrument
25c
General
Association
Firth
class
&
Ltd
Oils
Financial
Fire
Co
&
Camera
373ft
10% Mar
—1
Katz
Fail-child
22
35%
1
pfd__100
3.90%
Inc
Kansas
Factor
22
High
125% Mar
Oil Corp...
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Apr
12% July
110
22
373/8
Israel-American
Apr
8%
July
4,200
Jan
6%
9%
5%
14,300
13
12%
a
Fireman
Low
82% May
8'/a Juiy
21
Feb
4,600
9%
10c
Co
Royalty
Co
8%
5
Irving Air Chute...
Apr
45%
Feb
8%
Resistance
Public Service
Ironrite
35% Apr
4% Jan
Jun
39 % May
,1,450
Iowa
Apr
Products
Range Since Jan. I
High
95% 103
*
A
"29%
13%
10
*
Industries
capital stock.*
13%
42
25o
or
j
Cigar Macninery
Shares
9%
International Petroleum
500
10
common
International
International
101%
1
i
Jun
6,900
<4 3/4.'
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for Week
Low
5
Apr
Jun
10c
-
Ltd
A,-
Breweries
America
10% July
-
Jan
17%
3%
1
Eureka
16%
13%
3%
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Eureka
26%
31%
5
v
26
8% July
i7, July
-
14,600
-V. 200
102% 102%
10c
Manufacturing Co
Corp common
$2 -convertible
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
6% cum 1st preferred..
200
International
Apr
11 %
11%
1
-
Equity
1,900
A
19%
23%
41/4
100
Emsco
23 % Mar
North
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Bale Priee
Par
of
23%
~4%
20c
20c
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17% Jan
175
28%
16 %.
17
1
Corp
wi
District
1'i 28
16%
5c
common
Empire
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of
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4,400
.
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%
9%
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common
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Air
9'/4
5
common
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American Stock Exchange
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Friday
STOCKS
Shares
xl8
25 34
1
Share
Corp
El-Tronics
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ft
High
xl8
1
Limited
Bond
JULY 27
Insurance Co
30
Corporation class A
Elder
of Prices
Low
ENDED
for Week
Sugar Associates—
Common
$2
Range
:
FOR WEEK
Sales
...
Associates
29%
—*
10c
5%
Corp
30c
Corp
—5
1
6,000
3
4
Jun
Apr
4%
800
2%
2%
2,200
133ft
500
11%
Jan
4,900
28%
Feb
x35
July
Jun
5
May
4
"2%
__1
common
Co common
5%
13%
1
common
Electric
Radiator
,43ft
30 Va Mar
x35
43ft
32
4%
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43ft
500
2% July
4
4%
Feb
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3f
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
32
...
Monday, July 30, 1956
(452)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
;ft ft//: ftftftftftft
*
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
'ft.-ft.
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ft.-
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——1
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Dominion Oil Ltd—-40C
New England Tel St Tel
_100
New Haven Clock St Watch Co
1
50c conv preferred—.
——-—* %
New Idria Min St Chem Co——
50c
New Jersey
Zinc—
—25c ft
New Mexico St Arizona Land
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——20c
New Park Mining Co——
1
New
Oils
Bristol
Ltd
New
Superior
New
York
New
New
Oils
1%
2%
58400
48%
52'
35,600
18
'
2.200
16% Feb
Class
V
'
'
class
10
A
10
Nuclear
RR Co
Pub
Ind
of
Corp
'
5%
5%
1900
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^700
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12
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10
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1%
1%
1
i
3% July
103%^Jan
2
2
4 100
1% May
i /4M»y
2%
1.800
2% July
3% Mar
19Mj July
Silvray
.
0
Oil
Oceanic
Ogden
Corp
Ohio
common
Co class B
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
:
1
50c
Company
4%%
19%
17%
19 Mi
32,500
127/a Jan
*
—
59%
59%
75
100
106
preferred
2,025
69 y» Jan
89% Mar
107 Mi
106
90c
213
2\?(
Company common
25
Old Town Corp commoni
:
1
40c cumulative preferred-—
7
Olympic Radio & Television Inc.——i
Omar Inc
ft
ft,
-1
82%
81%
Oils
Ltd
Okonite
-
.
4%
"
/
15
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Securities—
111% 112
1
—
25%
—
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Pacific Gas
5%%
5%
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<fc
5%
5%
redeemable
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27%
27
4,80%
red
4.50%
red
1st
25%
4.36%
red
1st
24%
pfd
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power St
Airlines——
iftf
aL/ JaJ
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—
Parkersburg-Aetna
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St
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'7%
common.;
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Scale
Pressed Metals
P
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9%
2,300
k
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of America——,
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Quebec
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15%
3.800
1%.
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Rice-Stix
-
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29% May
-
■
—
26%
24'/a
—
26%
:
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—,
27
27>/2
Feb
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400
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22 y4
23
300
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25%
25%
1
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■
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1%
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Thiokol Chemical Corp
48V2
50
12
11%
12'/a
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88%
88%
90%
100
2%
2%
2%
1,300
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Russeks Fifth
Russell
Inc
Co
—1.50
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3
;.
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29%
16%
48
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tnv
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1.25
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum ——.11
Ryerson St Haynes common———..—!
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San Carlos
San
3
32'A
Jun
Mar
"5%
a
4
Iv
iu
5%
1
1
Milling Co Ltd
84%
83%
2.50
common
Inc
9%
9%
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7,100
/ .4%
23%
2
5 Va Mar
Jan
167/a
Feb
1%
11,700
56
4%
Jun
66
May
8%
ft Jan
63/4 May
23 Va July
Jan
Va Feb
Jan ft
133,Apr
Jan
40
300
32
500
14% May
19%
Feb
16 Va
Jan
19
Feb
4
Jun
ft:// 63/8
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1,100 /
%
4%
Apr
5% July
3.300
3'/a
Jun
4% Mar
70%
225
57'/a
Jan
Jan
17'/a
300
16%
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153/4
600
15
,
5,600 ft
1,300
•
600
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79 Va Mar
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18%
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18
Jan
Feb
15
July
2% July
3% Mar
.37%-.Apr
...
Feb
10%
Feb
59
Jan
5%
Jun
2%
•
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13%
Apr
2%
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Apr
Apr
8%
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:
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333/, Mar
23%
1,500
17%
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27 Va May
JOS/,
lR'ft
lR3/4 May
20
jsnq.
17% Jun
19%
10.600
11%
15%
49
Jan
/
Feb
Tri-Continental
99V2
Feb
True Temper Corp.,
2%
Jun
Trunz Inc
Feb
JaJn
700
9
Jan
15%
400
15
May
50%
400
43
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52
July
Jan
8
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5%
5%
8,700
13%
ft
5% May
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18 Va
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Feb
8%
15% July
17%
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2,400
13%
143/a
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13% July
32 %
1,300
24%
35
9%
10 %
32,300
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16%
31%
15%
2 Va
2%
%
•
6,600
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9% July
19,400
ft
Jan
13%
Jan
2
Jan
July
3 Va
Apr
3/4 July
1%
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Feb
July
110%
Feb
105
106
50
53
4,600
27%
36%
37%
3
107
50
50
5
1
10c
Mar
Va May
6
3%
6%
;
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5 Va
500
5%
511//
2A
38%
3,400
23%
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6,600
2%
Jun
9
Jun
14
Feb
39% July
2%
3
56% July
Jan
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49:,/4 Mar
'y/ 4% Jan
'
Jan
ft 10
4.600
213/4
300
13%
15
12
Jan
15
18%
18%
700
16%
Apr
ID % May
1t4
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8334
14%
1,700
39 V4
21%
Jo
10%
38
-.10
20
25c
84
270
63%
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84
July
4,700
26%
25%
21% July
83%
7%
7%
7%
96%
963/4
4,000
Feb
July
6% Mar
5A May
--
6% May
9%
Jan
Jun
102
Jan
2%
2%
3
3,500
2%
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ft", 3
May
7%
7
7%
1,100
4%
Feb
4%
4%
1,000
4
2%
3%
4»/4
70,309
1% Mar
2%
2%
6,200
1ft Jan
3%
3%
800
13
1334
33
39
31%
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc »
—T
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Trans Empire Oils Ltd,——_—1.25
Trans Lux Corp
*
;
1
3%
Jan
86%
July
70'/a
<
Jun
29
-
.5»/4
15%
13%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
25% Jan
J
3
400
10l/2
31%
9%
13/4 Mar
15% Jan
Feb
II,400
1"
-
6%
1% Jan
45% July
Jun
3 Va
29%
223/4
,
Roofing
-
on
a
,
31%
13%
warrants.
*
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3.800
3% May
29% May
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5
4,400
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Ulen Management Company
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51'/a Jun
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada—
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha.
15% Apr
7% May
5% Jan
37% July
6% July
—
8
85
6%
10%
8
1,000
100
United Asbestos Corp———
United Elastic Corp—————
United Milk Products common—
25
96%
8% July
6 3/4 Apr
4%-Mar
5
July
2 fa
May
3
Feb
80,200
9V8
Jan
200
29%
Feb
40
30
31 %
Feb
34%
Apr
5%
Jun
8
Mar
7
Jan
Cumulative
preferred 5%
Cumulative
preferred
4%%
serles_20
4.40%
series.20
series
Ltd__.
For footnotes see page
20
1
33.
Feb
73/4 July
107/a Jan
21%
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22%
—
—
2%
2%
**
2%
400
..
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47.900
19%
Jun
24%
2tVa
Jun
22 V4 Mar
19% July
2% Jun
Apr
21% Feb
3"% Mar
5%
59%
--
233A
5%
7
,
1
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4
Apr
133/4 July
July
—
—
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/
1,200
5%
2,100
59 %
100
5% Mar
5%
Jan
8%
23%
4S%
Feb
400
23
Jun
5%
1,900
5
July
24
-
59 % July
9%
Apr
263/4 Mar
7%
Jan
6%
Ifa
10,700
6%
Jan
811
Feb
32%
32%
300
30%
Jun
35%
Apr
6%
--
*
5%
5%
59%
5%
—
Amer dep rets ord registered——10s
United N J RR & Canal—
100
United Profit Sharing common
25
Jan
92% Apr
11% Jun
5%
10c
5
•
4
__20
United Aircraft Products common,._50c
6%
100
6% July
8
Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
10% preferred
common—.—25
Preferred
^25
United Specialties common*
—-1
U S Air Conditioning Corp,
——10c
U S Foil class B____
1
United
Cumulative preferred
Petroleums
6% May
29
,
3
49
Inc,,:—
1
Realty & Construction
—1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit; rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
T-100
Jan
37%
1,700
Diego Gas St Electric Co—
Sapphire
>
,
Jun.
7,400
.
"2% "2%
Tishman
.
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
Jan
*4% July
U
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t
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Raceway
Royalite
Tilo
18
—
2%
American dep rets ord
regi
—£1
Rome Cable Corp common........
5
Roosevelt
Apr
lVa'Jan
1.300
7
Co
Corporation
Jun
213/4
3,800
7%
*
2—.1
/ft 5 ,;
6% July
20
5%
11
70c convertible preferred10
13
113/4 July
20% July
19,200
1.100
49%
7
Mar
12%
"
1
Corporation
Thew Shovel Co common,
29Mi
1.600
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2%
..
15
S
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-
30'/a Mar
Feb
29%
100
1
1%
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Roosevelt
Oil
24
1,100
12%
1
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Rolls Royce Ltd—
,
7%
350
44'A
12
—50c
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965,—;
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
17 a
Talon Inc class A common...—
5
Class B common—
5
Tampa Electric Co common
——7
Technicolor Inc common
1
15Mi Mar
-
2.200
43
1
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co_„
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Apr
5
-25%
.
6%
*
82.
Apr
■
2,100
5 Va
26%
T
20% May
27
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.100„»
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5%
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1
Engineering,
1,600
6
Jan
9
18% July
3% July
4% Mar
200
3%
Jan
Jan
68
300
75
25%
Feb
53/,
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—
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253/4 May
133/4 May
700
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43
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Reiter-Foster Oil. Corp,
Reliance
A
Jun
l,60o
MV.
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20
Reis
6%
.
Stylon Corporation 1
——
1
Sun Ray DrUg C<>mmon—
-25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
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fto3/4
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1
preferred.—.
600
3,400
7%
6
5*
Anr
25%
\v £k
200
—10
common,,
common,—
7'/a
17»/a
Jan
27
ft
Jun
x23% May
53/4 Jun
,
Stop & Shop Inc————-1
19%
Stroock (S) & Co common—v_
-
Thor
Raymond
400
5
21 %
—
Rath Packing Co common..;...
24
6%
ISSf
7% Jan
-2 /4
i>77/8
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9 A
.
100
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Jun
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July
25
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ill
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48% July
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,
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13
2,200
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Jan
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253/4
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Apr
17%
24
25
934
ft
Jan
9
24%
i
Thompson-Starrett
Investment
45%
I
6Va July
Feb
800
53
28%
25
423/4 Mar
Mar
43/4
9% May
40
53
25
^..20
1
Jan
53/4 Mar
ft
73/4 May
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25
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Mar
42
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3»/a Feb
9
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Railway & Utility
Rapid Electrotype
2%
July
463/4 Mar
July
4
*
7% Apr
8'AMar
25% July
/ 5%
33/4
Tun
13
Jan
,
5%
Jan
Jan
163/4
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Jun
May
11%
5%
1|J Jun
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37% Mar
ft; 87%.; Feb/ft
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4% Feb
6
20
323/4 July
185/B
6
4on
3% Apr
31 Va Mar
15% July
17% Jun
1,000
17%
o
22%
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Co_—
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3%
16%
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'
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common
2%
3%
16%
34%
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5,300;
3%
167/8
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2% Mar
103/4
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*
preferred
53/4 Mar
Feb
34
6%
1%
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1
Jun
%
10%
2%
15
•
ft. ft
Feb
4%
7,500
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1
34%
4,000
1%
1,300
6%
50
225
5%
5,700
.
453/4 July
%
:
r
;
27/a July
28% Mar
Jan
4%
:
103/4
6%
%
—
cumulative
Co
50
37% Mar
Jun
31 Va
57%
,6%
fiil
Service of Colorado—
Pyle-National
46
Jun
Jan
July
28,900
10
SS
4% Jan
100
*
Puget Sound
45%
57%
22% Mar
1
Gas
40%
July
■
43%
Feb *•
1%
25
57%
Feb
_10c
36,700
6
May ft
29%
400
2%
Standard Oil (Ky) ^————10
18%
1
__
33%
2%
1°% Jan
8% Jun
•
Inc
414%
ll
300
common,——~ 2~50
Progress Mfg Co Inc-—._
Public
-,
20
,10
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
Providence
ioo
.1
Co———/
Inc
l
qqi/,
__
105% Jan
22
177/..
Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd,—
121 Va
July
42
22%
1%
19%
* '
May
101
7%
Standard Factors Corp
60 '/a Mar
__1
102
10
Standard Forgings Corp-I.^—-;;^.l
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^_50c
Jun
;
40O
16% Jun
S
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nv
i?%
Jan
92 V2 July
Jan
Jan
Z
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%
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—50
common..——.
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preferred;:
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible'preferred
5% Jan
61% Feb
1,200
__10c
Power
St
cumulative
Stftnl-M6y6r
Julv
Jun
w
9%
Porto Rico Telephone Co
—
20c
Powdrell & Alexander common—_2.50
Prentice-Hall
60
nil
10%
ft
-
Mar
4
101% 101%
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
2% Jan
3% July
25
118
116
Southern
57
Polaris Mining Co—25c
Poloron Products class A——_
__i
Pratt
"
7% Apr
103/a July
Jan
8% May
900,
5,000 fr
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
lisw
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68
43%
4.32%
fan
4%
1
.
"
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1% Jun
22% May
2 % Feb
.
11,100
45%
Sl%
55%
——1
Piper Aircraft Corp common;
Pittsburgh St Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.—
1%
aa,
£
pesos
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
i
/
6
28%
106% Mar
57
•
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92'/a
5%
1
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1%.Jan
5% Jan
8% Mar
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ft
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14% Mar
.11% Jan
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44%
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Feb
ft'/"*'
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Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Packing Co———
Phillips Screw Co——
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21 ooh
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314
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Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)-20
Perfect Circle Corp—
2.50
Peruvian
Jun
in4%
Anr
*97% aK
:
21%
3%
100
—_^_lc
„
;
Canada
Apr
qTv
20
/
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9
75
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of
,
Mar
103%
7
2%
vtc
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103
?CA
104
Anr
400
18%
pfd
Parker Pen Co class A—2
Patino
innva
<>irt
97%
—
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in
24% Apr
500
*
7
104
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
/:
1
Park Chemical Company,—--—
1
Class
i
;
irti V
98
Ltd———1
Light 5%
Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil
25%
x25%
10,500
.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered,,..
£l
Skiatron Electronics ds Teiev Corp.ilOc
3%
Slick Airways Inc.—7%
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills——
Sonotone Corp
.1. ^
6%
JSoss Manufacturing common
1
8%
South Coast Corp common,.
1
,
111"
Ins
27 A Jan
ffl
«
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101
1
*
Page-Hersey Tubes common.
Pancoastal
■
*
—
^ ™
—
preferred—
—25
preferred———25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred—
•
$4.75 dividend preferred
—*
$4.36
Jan
23
31 %
.25
series A__25
1st preferred———25
1st
102% July
400
Apr
Apr
Jan
35
25
25
1st preferred——--
1st preferred-;
—
redeemable 1st preferred—
26%
.
6y» Jan
6%
10
18
131 M»
27
14%
500
l'/a
14'/a
$3 convertible preferred————
:
Simplicity Pattern, common.—:
1
13
Simpson's Ltd common
*
23%
Singer-Manufacturing Co—.—20
42
3y»July
4% July
6
July
6% Jan
19
Jun
;
;
;
16%
1%
46.
25c
Shares.,
'ft. 3
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
a.*,
1st pfd—25
6%
800
—
3,400
150
600
9%
15/
8%
—
Overseas
4Me
—
—
9
40
3A
85
American
when issued
65'/a Mar
111% Jan
7,600
52% Jan
105
Apr
HI Jan
common
Lighting Inc
Simca
Apr
July
3
21% Jan
ft
10 Va July
13 %
33
2
19%
Jan
Jun
July
Jun
l3/4
16%
2,500
1,700
103/4
?%
Silex Co common—,———1
Silver Creek Precision Corp
10c
2'/a Jan
/a
/
—
2
.
6% Feb
:
15%
156,700
3
18%
15%
—
10c
—•
—
Signal ou & Gag Co class A
^
Jul^
95
1.900 '■■■■■:
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Apr
7% July
40 %
2%. Jun
•
—*
Sibpney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
.
Mar
14
10%
Apr. /
*
Uf
J01%
i-——100
Shoe Corp of America class A_„
July
7 fa July
4% Jan
2 700
2,700
3% ft:
pfd__100
•
48
56.500
fa
2fa
10 Va
1%
14 Mi
pr^wd
High
/
Jan
22% Jan
2,000
183/4
18%
15%
Sherwin-Williams common—--—..25
'6,600
18%
Servo Corp of America
1
7
Servomechanisms Inc
20c vXtOMr
;Seton:Leather common,———
Shattuck Denn Mining
—:
3
8%
Shawinigan Water & Fower—
*
92%
Sherman Products Inc—5%
14% Jan,
13% July
48% July
36% Jun
1.700
25
■
ifa
Jun;
13% Apr
6A May
8% Jan
9% Jun
11% Jun
36
Jun
3,300
47%
—
jun
Feb
jq
—50
.
America
A——
Class
.
4%%
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—
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4,400
•/
7
5.V2
17,000
36
7 :/*'
40%
18%
2%
18%
10c
————.1
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class
f
1,300
9
■
Seiby Shoe Co—-^—————U2.50
2\% Apr
16
Jan
64
Jan
15
100
8%
.6%
Scullln Steel Co common
1
Scurry-Rainbow OH Co Ltd
50c
Seaboard Western Airlines^,-^-——i-1
Securities'Corp General
_1
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—10%
86% May
Feb
Feb
57% July
125
"3%
48
25
Ltd—
Airlines—
North Penn
58%
3%
*
Jan
2
2 100
"
*
1014
B—
Northern
15
*
Low
High
Low
-1-
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*;
of Prices
Par
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)———^—^-~-25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co—
—1
Schick Inc
—
1
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
/ft,; Sale Prloe
-
American Stock Exchange
•
3% Jan
Jun
81
~~2\\
15
,
.,
1% Feb
'
'
^2%
12%
Cement
:
2
15 600
2%
2
,
6
2% V 36,100
H&
2%
1 6Va
Oils
2%'
v,
,
,
May ; ; ;
July
Feb
Feb
3% Feb
:
54% Mar
22% Mar
2 fa July
ft/
J34
1,140
ft
3%
145%
2%
10%
38% Feb
17%
1
North Canadian
Northeast
150
2%
10c
*
Railway—
American
1.400
6%
51
1714
2'/a
-
North
«1%
f
145
.
KipA
2 A Mar
v
Jan
1% May
Jun
2
July
Corp
Norden-Ketay
Jan. 1 ft
Range Since
1A Feb
2
Jan
.
13,700
63s
Inc—
Lites
Noma
fa
144
1%
—
:i%
Norfolk Southern
*2
2 fa
;
1
Mines----——
15,900
1%
1%
2%
ft—
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York & Honduras Rosario
..10
York Merchandise-————10
:/
Low
58%
—1
—2
—
Auction Co common
Nipissing
Shares
High
*
Process Co common
New
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STOCKS
Week's
tfmt'
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for Week
Low
ft/f //ft
I fa
2 fa
144%
■■■"■'•
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WEEK
Sale#
Week's
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,
213
1%
48%
Shoe Machinery
—
-
4
133/8
1%
52%
1%
213
1%
169
1,200
1
10,609
50%
37
37
13
13%
1,600
1%
54%
6.209
lVa
52
120
30,700
Jun
.
Jan
61V July
230
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
18% Mar
46% July
61% Mar
36 %
39%
7
48
Apr
212%
Jun
Feb
10% May
1% July
14 V8 Mar
34%
60% May
Feb
2%
Jan
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Number 5555.
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2
66
64
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200
20% July
3% May
,
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Jan
68% July
32% Apr
69
Jun
21 %
July
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Van Norman Industries
Venezuelan
warrants
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Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
1
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
1
7% Mar
Jun
Feb
..
93
May
34% Mar
,
Jun
5%
4% Mar
91
Jan
Jun
105
Apr
87s
37a
Jun
8%
Jan
5% July
Jun
1,800
Jun
6%
Apr
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17%
Apr
action for cash
10% Mar
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14%
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600
14%
5%
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2,500
4%
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100
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Jun
574
Jan
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100
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63A
:.;
•
:
31%
6%
5
Co
6%
30%
1
common.
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
5%
2,700
a
Aircraft
Co
77*
ext
&
Bond
&
Wfcltham
5
100
109
Inc
cumulative
$2
Wallace
series
»
1
i. West
Western
Tablet
Westmoreland
-
lOc
White
;
Wichita
River
2%
2%
;
1.000
2% May
997a July
.•
Brothers
5%
r
Wood
Co
247a
247a
~2%
"2 74
"2%
common
11
11
Corp.
l
pfd
1
A
4%
58%
1674
Jun
A
Jan
500
37b
15
100
607a
in
5574
1,500
A 1st
-
Eastern
Elmira
mortgage
Gas
Water
A6%s
Lt
&
with Nov
RR
Last
or
98%
1993
lsarco Hydro-Electric
A 7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
England
-Bonds—
10
Total
10
Total
10
First
Second
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
69.83
181.64
95.90
96.59
95.93
94.59
95.75
Date
.
Util¬
40
ities
'
•
Bonds
*
July
20—
514.57
167.69
July
July
23
513.61
170.44
70.25
182.39
95.73
96.61
96.21
94.43
95.74
24
July .25—
513.17
171.09
70.34
182.54
95.69
96.35
96.38
94.31
95.68
514.13
171.37
70.51
182.89
95.66
96.40
96.22
94.22
95.62
July
515.85
170.86
70.79
183.20
95.72
96.32
96.11
94.12
95.56
26
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Ine.
Date—
Range for 1056
Closing
Mon.
92.15
July 23
93.12 July 27
High
Tues.
July 24—
July 25—
78,87 Jan 23
Low
92.*6
Wed.
Jan
2 A Mar
92.86
26—
93.09
27—_
'
Fri.
"
Jan.
i
J
93.12
High
High
102%
98%
142
i
93
98%
3
85%
89%
68
7
80.49 Dec
——
Low
68.05 Jan 18
-
65
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1956, for composite and by major industry;
73
58%
The SEC index of stock
144%
'-W-
85%
y
SEC Index of Stock Prices
65
50
20
94%
Range for .1955
1
Low
__
94%
July
'
Range Since
"
——
98%
stocks for the week ended July 20,
highs and lows for tne
compared with the preceding week and with
groups
*68
69%
58%
59
May
1956
~3
59
96
:
*99% 101%
~
98%
99
2
96%
96%
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
May-Noo
debs
*100
100%
*25
Mar-£epf
Jan-July
1967
*96%
RR
1970
4s
*165
Jan-July
;A;
—
"
\
—
—
V
96%
151
109
36
—
*48%
„
•
94%
99
120
114
117
June-Dec
■'
■
__
53
48%
50
LOW
319.0
362.8
+ 1.2
398.6
458.1
+
1.5
464.8
420.0
+
1.4
425.7
500.6
493.1
+ 1.5
500.8
334.7
334.2
0.1
353.0
312.8
h 152.4
464.8*
Manufacturing
goods
425.7*
-
goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
">
358.4
362.8*
Composite
High
Change
July 13/56
July 20,'56
Non-durable
—
-1956-
Percent
Durable
1953.
1940
y,v''
:•
+
369;4
'
425.2
•
;
'
158.9
157.9
+0.6
317.9
317.6
+ 0.1
325.5
294.7
; ' 376.7
362.3
+
4.0
382.5
326.8
—
,
—-
■
160.6
finance & services—
Mining
Power
3748
•New
1952
coupon
coupon
-
high.
*117
1952
Mar-Not*
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 72 %
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963____
New
Averages
Co—
1947
1
/
Indus¬
July
8%
k
No.
55
85%
94%
—
Jan-July
coupon
conv
Western
&
'
.
,
10
647a May
V
Sold
High
98%
Afay-Nov
1953
debs
6s
...
15
Mar
15
Jun
*142% 155
Jan-July
1993
A
5s
1940
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
AGesfuerel
'
\
;
-8tocks-
217a Mar
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*49%
June-Dec
A 8728 ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
Trans¬
r
dividend.
week.
current
:
,
,
during
20
1774 Jan
Mtge Co--
1
■:
■■
transacted
Division—
series
Ercole Marrelli Elec
being
30
Week »jaange
June-Dec
1978
4s series B
37as 1965
Fuel
&
on
Jan
106
Apr
1 li
6,700
i%
le Price
Period
"
4s inc debs 1994
J
4s
40
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dowt Jones & Co.;
Thurs. July
HI
Interest
Authority 3%s
N
listed
\h Apr
4%
Apr
1474 May
101
July
12
July
16% July
1,500
Quar-Feb
of
sales
no
'
•
6s
mortgage
prices;
Stock and Bond
9% Mar
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
57%
36y»
40
the
are
__£i
June-Dec
Lackawanna
asked
being traded flat.
Below
Jan
67a
Mar
1970
Transit
45
54
35
.
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
Edison
Chicago
104
45
54%
5474
*38
54%
102
1
v
_.
Jan
25
17%
58%
*47%
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jan
"
17%
104
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-veting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'
5s
Appalachian Elec Power 3745
Boston
3%
12
Low
Bethlehem Steel
28% Jan
18%
3%
14
14%
8
Jun
2% July
12 7a Jan
17,200
"7a
V.
37.
2
Exchange'
& Pump
Mar
107a
100
i
39
Jun
; 1,600
1
Inc
Stock
267a Jun
1%
£ 1,600
V2
BONDS
American
Jan
35% July
1,000
12%
20%
friiaj
A Amer Steel
207s
lOO;
20%
20%
1
Machine
Industries
Feb
100
»
4%%
Jan
207a
12 7a
10
104
Jan
587a May
31% May
36,900
_4 7i
~4
474
5
Industries
Lt
Bonds
and
& Apr
45
25
common
&
104%,Mar
140
'
25
Pwr
Jan
24% May
1
—
*60
"
700
29
24%
10c
*65
*65
Feb
fe Jan
4,200
■
287a
72
4374\ 45%
*88
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
(not Included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating
bid
io 8% July
Jan
l
Oil
deposit receipts
67*
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
*
%
•fs
*45
Mar
3%
Feb
*
com
American
t
'A
72
—
h Ex-principal,
<
Is
Woodley
Petroleum
common
Woolworth (F W» Ltd—
7
5
133%
_io
Newspaper
Woodall
}
500
6%
76
155%
155
—
*71
a
Ltd—
preferred
Wisconsin
20
6%
6%
pfd._100
;? Williams (R C) & Co_____
4 Wilrich
Petroleums
Ltd
Wilson
1017a 1017a
100
High
66
*15972
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
June-Dec
SReported in receivership.
"
' '
\
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit
2% Apr
154% May
207a July
19% May
shares
Wickes
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
v
Apr
600
20
Oil
Jan
135
,
pfd
Stationery
Inc
2
370
207a
preferred..
conv
38,500
27.
153 7» 1547a
20%
Inc
Stores
5% %
1537a
Feb
3
5
1st
Invest
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
/
Jun
3%
1.25
4.40%
Ltd
7%
'2
2%
•
(Del)..
Coal
Westmoreland
■r
174
8,100
3%
1
22% Mar
1%
ord
&
23
Jun
17a
Western Stockholders
r
Jun
197a
1%
Utilities
rets
Jun
177a
l
Manufacturing
dep
2%
100
18
207a
Inc
111% Mar
Jan
1,600
374
18
207s
Leaseholds
Amer
'
5% Mar
1,500
3'A
20%
Western Maryland Ry
j
108
10
109
l
preference
Texas
Western
•t
.
common
Co
Investors
Wentworth
5
109
30
| Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
47a
4%
,
Inc...
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
Webster
47a
*
Jan.
Low
No.
Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range).
d Ex-interest,
transaction
(not included in year's
range), f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
(Friday's
'
ctfs
preferred
Waitt
>
•
voting
value,
par
Odd-lot
a
Waco
4 Wagner Baking
Range Since
sold
High
*66
May-Hoy
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947.....
April-Oct
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
.—June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 27bs 2008
..Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
■ ;.y':
••
'-:'r 'v"'
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
.—Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Feb
5
Bond*
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
...
V;-"'
V
:
Week's Range
Sale Price
...
:
■
"
Last
Period
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (20% redeemed)
A Hanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949...
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958.,
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 27bs 2008
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
2% Mar
Jan
2174 i
4%
5 •;
5
Jan
8,600
59%
60%
>
2
Friday
*
Interest
;
Exehangs
A Hanover
33% July
307a
..
10
common
Sugar
Jan
Apr
1% July
15
Stock
Low
47b Mar
4
2,100
American
High
.
4 27» July
9,000
2
10
Range Since Jan. 1
700
'
33
4%
wi
common
Utah-Idaho
x31%
33
25c
Insurance
Universal
2%
A'
•
BONDS
Low
High
2%
2%
50c
common
American
Universal
FOR WEEK' ENDED JULY 27
yt
Shares
Low
1
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
New
V.'
Par
United Stores
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
;w."
>
Rubber
Range
Last
> American Stock Exchange
\P
U S
:
■
Sales
Week's
'■
■
...
vL
.
*25
98%
May-Noo
99%
96
liq tr ctfs..
April-Oct
1961
trnm
96
1
*96
—
96%
8
101 %
93%
.
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
96
98%
5
—
101
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
,
-
A 1st
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
6%s
mortgage
1953
extended
1st
to
1963
374s
mortgage
1971
mortgage
Jan-July
3%s
94
98
98
J an-July
with Oct.
A6%s
ex
Oct 1
Public Service
*92
1
1940
1947
coupon
1960
:
;
series B
-
3%s series D 1976
3s series E
F
■
3%s series G 1981
Southern
Southern
Counties
Gas
37»s
1970
Gas
Gas
(Calif.) 3s 1971
Electric 3748 1970
&
,
I
102
93
93
97%
136% 150
l
>•
*95
97%
*94
>
.
*94
96%
*92
'
96
:
'•'V*
,
94
Feb-Aug
v
1
99
102
96
V!
29
'■
97
02%
96
96%
102%
100
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%S
A
ex
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
6%s
United
Btocks—No.
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1940
1
1947
1
1956
1956
coupon
coupon
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964...
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974..
West Penn Traction 5s 1960—
Western
Newspaper
Union
6s
Feb-Aug
*25
——
Feb-Aug
1
82%
—
/
——
—«
*100
June-Dec
10
85
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial.
—_
00 r-(
102%
7s
Jan
1947
(Germany)
J an-July
*105
'
32,970,500
566,423,900
8,000
398,000
56,735,500
541,202,500
$17,827,000
$18,657,600
$599,710,400
$598,344,000
83%
82%
*104
Feb-Aup
—
Last
Sale Price
33
83%
105
78%
Stocks
105
HO
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
(Number
o/
23
Tues.
July 24—Wed.
July 25
Thurs. July 26
Fri.
July
27—
Bonds
Sold
No.
Range Sine*
Jan.
Low
July
Domestic
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
903,655
$57,000
791,850
93.000
817,290
48,000
940,986
$11,000
22,000
929,725
$244,000
series
B
ADanzig Port
AGerman
1951
&
Cons
Waterways 6%s
Munic
7s
1947
AS
f
secured
6s
1947
1952
Feb-Aug
Aprfl-Oct
—Jan-July
High
Total
1956
1817a 181%
*88
94
81
Btocks—No. of
Shares-
86
Domestic
86%
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
22
22
20
25
Feb-Aug
*137
143
124
22~600
$42,000
1955
*115
121
110
118
Total.
$323,000
$37,000
Jan, 1 to
1956
July 27
1955
4,383,506
3,548,453
138,254,083
143,391,570
$244,000
42,000
$305,000
406,000
$8,339,000
4,286,000
962,000
$10,250,000
12,214.000
1,882,000
37,000
79,000
$323,000
$790,000
$13,587,000
$24,346,000
139
June-Dec
22
93,000
87,000
25,000
49,000
"m'ooo
Bonds
82
Bonds
$69,000
$1,000
3,000
11,000
Week Ended July 27
180
*88
*86
Total
Bondt
T7"6oo
24,000
4,383,506
Foreign
Corporate
1
—
*186% 188
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
.June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series
A 1952
i
A6s
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
85
103
102 V2
—»
*102% 105
180
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
101,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102% 105%
98"
103 V*
106
*100% 101
June-Dec
Period
7s 1951
408,147,354
$7,000
1,675,600
16,975,000
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
ABaden
339,590,972
11,164,905
—
——
'
Interest
20-year 7s April 1946
,
1(55
1956
'
__
Low
A 20-year
Z7
'
$1,050,500
16,776,500
International Bank
—
*25
Friday
A
$17,827,000
Jan: 1 to July
■
:
June-Aug
Exchange
;
$215,000
10,549,045
of Shares..
'
BONDS
3,340,500
3,300,000
4,225,500
-
'
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
■
1955
U. 8. Government—
Mon.
American
$3,265,000
3,696,000
.-r
$1,050,500
Shares)
»
Sonde
*114
-June-Dec
1950
—
Bonds
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
* * Government
___
Week Erlded July 27
Toted
Bond
Soles,
United States
•
,
J956
Total.
with
$16,776,500
V
189,000
203,000
185,000
175,000
298,000
infl
Bank '
Bond*
Bondt
"
f<r
-
*"
'
104
100%
?'i': 2i
94
*92
—
100 %
*
Foreign
V
96
94%
,,
27
Total
99%
98
.*/.; •
$3,076,000
3,493,000
3,155,000
3,125,000
3,927,500
10,549,045
26
■
.
■
101
25
•
95
100% 101%
98
98%
101%
92%
101% 101%
98
-
97
J.
*95
April-Oct
Jan-July
—m
2,056,305
2,221,110
2,065,190
2,240,430
1,966,010
23
24
25
-
•
Railroad
95%
90
95%
*93
4
46
97%
April-Oct
California
Southwestern
140
Feb -Aug
...
1979
series
July
July
Wed.
July
Thurs. July
Fri.
July
Mon.
..«
■
—
140
a
.
Number o/ and MisceL
Shares
Bonds
97
Tues.
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
3s
:
102
96%
\
_.
Stocks
98%
98
"
Feb-Aug
1976
103%
93
•
97%
_Jan-July
1973
2%b series C
i
101 %
99%
—
*25
'140
&
99%
1
*114
coupon 1960
Gas Co 6s
Electric
3 7bs series A 1973
Terni
.
9
101
April-Oct
;
98
1998_Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981__May-No»
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3s
-
15
94
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
176%
1
—r :
100%
100
Hydro-Electric Co—
A672S
•:
i.-V
_April-Ocf
April-Oct =
1964.. .June-Dec
1970
176%
—
*100% 101%
Tan-July
1968
3s
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3748
Piedmont.
*176%
,,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(454)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
Tel-
——100
Company.—.
—50
Albany RR V-
—100
American
Tei
Anaconda
&
Boston
&
Calumet
Cuitt#
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
124
65 %
•/VVTl
137%
55%
574
52%
74
47
47
43
14%
14% V
Gas
-10
Fuel
,:59%
36% Feb
43
Jan
July
1
12 3/a
Jan,
193
53%
44 %
15%
100
St Ry Co.——,
Inc———
Mass
Eastern
3/4
72 5/a
Jan
.
ANN ARBOR
1%
23%
2
18
100 ;
%
v
68 y2 Mar
-
'
JACKSON
First
28
Detroit Stock
July
Week's
Friday
Apr
lasl
stocks
General
Electric
Gillette
Co
Lone
Corp
Star
Del—
of
cement
533/4
915
49 % May
60*
573/4
593/4
1,514
51% May
63% Mar
J./Sv" /v./V;
62%
65'/a
1,440
52 y* Jan
48%
50
64
——1
65 Vi Mar
ACF
475
40 V2
Jan
50 V* May
Allen
146% Mar
15
July
131
1323/4
185
1143/4
15
15
933/4
100
13 y4
V
Jan
—5
...
Apr
923/4
to
corp.
Jaa
>/4
*
Corp——..—
Copper
52%
5
(new)
——,.
Kennecott
Lamson
•
Inc
Stores
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38
,
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31%
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200
44
43%
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,
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20
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214
53
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97%
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5
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31%
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1
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—-—12
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———17.50
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5
3
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1
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26
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& Co (Un)
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15
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Central
75
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24
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Mar
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\
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Jan
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28
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28
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2
161
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66
52%
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;
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14%
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14%
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—
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2 '/2
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1,300
44'/»May
20,100
11%
100
140
100
Leath & Co common.—
Libby McNeil & Libby
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)—25
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1
Lindsay Chemical Co common.—
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—*
Lytton's (Henry C) A Cat
1
33y8 July
"14% May
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19%
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800
14
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34'A
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51
Jan
87% Mar
61%
400
38%
25%
2 Va
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—
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La Salle Extension University
Laclede Gas Co common
84% May
35%
—_—4
Washer Co
Avco Manufacturing
Feb
75%
77%
—
Atlantic Refining Co-
Jun
179
19 »A
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50
.—10-
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79%
200
35%
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Armour
6,700
38% May
July
35 %
37
34%
8% Jan
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Corp..
.
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Corp.
184%
-
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Jan
1
-
24
Mar
186% Feb
77%
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10
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Oil & Refining common
1
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preferred
——*
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500
1,000
,
Jan
11
10 ;.Jan
85
35
Falser Alum St Chemical com
33%c
63
Kansas City Power & Light
———1•'
42Va
Kansas Power & Light (Un)—___8.75
24
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
.—♦-130%
Apr
17Va Feb
32
May
24% Feb
6%
79
American
200
21%
183
76%
116
600
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Jones &
32% May
48"% Apr.
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184
26% Mar
26% Mar
Jan
400
■
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Armco
JulV
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May ^ ;
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—1
Iowa Power & Lt8ht Co
10
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25
17 % May
146%
10 >/«
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37
33
Feb
Jun
3.50
79
Jan
14 y«
1,100
140
2% May
July
Jan
30
300
15
47
Interstate Power Co
.Tiiiv
38
147a
13% Jan
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International Nickel Co (Un)
Jan
31% Mav
1%
100
l7a
373i
37 y»
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24%
(Un)
July
30% Mar
11%
34%
25
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American
July
24
Jan
100
JaS
29%
47
Jan
25
19%
International Packers Ltd—
15
International Tel & Tel (Un)——»
—1
12.50
-
American Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres
Jun
19%
_39V2.°°
10% Mar
7%
VI
37 y8
600
38%
24%
21%
—i—10
.—1
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600
200
30 '/a
35
Jan
I
700
46%
24
29%
140%
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173/!
300
•
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29% Mav
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9%
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500
34
44%
23%
400
Interlake Steamship
High
Low
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40%
32 %
41
34
41
13% May
International Harvester
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International Mineral & Chemical——5
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High
Low
far.;'
Abbott ^Laboratories
3
Acme Steel Co—10
Jan
18
Corporation
Inland
17
53%
Industrial
Shares
Prices/
of
Sale Price
Mar
41
78% July
300
39'/a
Central
for Week
Range
Last v.;
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50% May
>
Jan
17%
Industries
Indiana
'
60y2
53%
Illinois
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Friday
17%
Jan
35 y2 May
'
33%
Illinois
only
compilation of the round-lot transactions
A
87
16% July
;.
40 Vu
150
Jan
Mar
38
jr.-'K
12%
1,000
38
78%
48'/a
V
49 Va Mar
Bartlett———25
Hershey Corp
3
Houdaille
Hupp
50
78%
Spencer
Howard
34 y2 May
2,400
37%
'
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150
16%
1%
Organ Co
1
Harnischfeger Corp
10
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
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Hein Werner Corp
3
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■' Herta Corp
a—:
•
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37 y8
36%
37%
14%
-
High
Low
40Va May
16%.
■
1
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3,000
47%
f
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45%
23%
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50
Mar
53% Apr
Apr
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152
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Jan
53%
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17 Va
65% Mar-
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July
25c
Apr
for Week
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78%
17%
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55
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17
May
July
July
727/a
1,045
71%
71%
65% May
75
Mar
23%
24
700
21V4
35
Jan
23%
24%
285
22
35%
Jan
200
96%
Jun
98
Home
Oil
Class
11 Va
Jan
15 % May
25
26
400
22%
Apr
26
July
48%
'481%
125
48
July
52
Feb
pfd inc
Alabas
1927
$2.25
Tobacco
6%
Corp
Jan
Catelli
109
10
106%
Jun
112
Jan
Chatco
Apr
5% July
115
Jan
7
Feb
46
46%
a8%
a8%
a48
51
51
290
115
a48
5
51%
640
41 % May
48
8% July
50
42%
Sugar
Ltd
Crain
_*
30%
30%
a20
a20
Pappr
(R
common.
11
Jan
Dominion
53
Jan
Dominion
Apr
East
38
Jun
common
Co
•
Utilities
Corp
Service
15% Mar
Fleet
15% Mar
Ford
Motor
48 % May
50
Jan
Foreign
July
"
95
92%
common
5
___s
Co
Ltd
Woods
Milling 7%
Acceptance class
3,081
Preferred
Jan
McColl-Frontenac
3,224
56% July
/10%
Jun
12% Mar
Melchers
121/8
12
12%
*
Jan
6%
6%
553/4
58
2,020
96%
58
100
100
6% July
50
May
class
A
Mount
July
50%
Feb
15
Mar
18%
Jan
Feb
13
13
300
10
a24
125
22% Jan
100
6,014
136
135 136%
203
78%
July
Jan
Feb
40
Apr
285
Jan
55
28
204
190
54%
54%
54%
435
44%*:
433/4
44%
3,855
29
50
38%
•
24
pfd—
7% July
145
93
665
41%
650
2.85
2.85
400
24
24
580
23
23%
375
9%
May
Feb
103%
22% July
&
Feb
Jan
64% July
11% Mar
2.50
15
Jun
t,
Jun
May
3.50 Mar
27%
Branch
Jan
26%
36 %
May
70
May
5
Feb
8
Apr
Apr
Apr
a6
a6
35
1.15
1.15
1.15
800
127
136
949
—*
53
55
705
*
*
Ltd.—
10%
10%
1,400
22%
22%
300
22
93
94
320
85
Jan
100
Mar
96
96
150
96
July
100
Jan
12%
60
11
Mar
12
Jan
•
6%
Paper
94
pfd_10Q
cum
Co
10
al2%
all%
10
pfd
4.00
3.80
4.30
37%
38
—5
Co
53%
•
—*
Ltd
a
53%
„
1.15 May
109% May
50
8%
33,000
1.75
315
*
33%
,
1.90
Jan
138
Jan
Feb
56
Jun
Feb
11
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
85
40
Jan
9
9
200
9
July
48
48%
440
37%
Jan
22%
Jun
4.30 July
42
Apr
53% July
10% Jan
29%
Jan
50
Apr
35% May
48
Jun
52% Jan
150
10
Mar
310
46% July
1,852
Jan
Traders
•
Class
5%
Ltd—
Finance
red
Mining
Oil
and
Feb
Jan
21% Feb
18
100
17%
Feb
18
Jan
11%
300
11% July
14
Mar
12
12
100
12
Jun
14
Feb
135
141
141
20
45
45%
560
40
May
May
145
45%
46
July
43
43
*3
250
43
July
43
July
48
41
pfd—100
Jan
40
*
48%
500
Jun
48% July
75
72
75%
1,835
44'/a
Apr
78% July
*
58%
58
58%
675
46%
Apr
4.75
4.60
5.25
5,905
58% July
6% Apr
10
10
10%
1,905
10c
10c
6,100
9c
*
28c
25 %c
30c
23,500
22c
Feb
_1
Ltd—
20c
18c
20c
173,300
13c
Jan
*
(L E)
2%
10
Feb
July
17%
Jan
Oils
Stocks—
—1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—.
Ltd_.
Mines
Mines
Lead
Mines
20c
Ltd
Mining Corp
Corp
Nickel
Talc
Barvallee
Bateman
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Beaucage
19%c
Gold
Mines
Mines
1,300
267,970
17%c
20c
alOc
alOc
200
17c
18c
2,000
2.70 May
35c
July
1.51 May
4%c Jan
a__
17c
—
July
Ltd
—1
1
16%
16
17%
3,960
9
Jan
80c
71c
80c
2,700
70c
Jun
6%c Feb
1
8%c
Feb
3.70
71c
Apr
Apr
Mar
2.35
Jun
21c
Apr
a—
44c
Apr
17% July
Jun
90c
14c
Apr
9c
5,600
72c
90c
16.300
72c
July
20c
10,000
9c
Jan
23c
Apr
75c
75c
79c
13.200
75c
July
79c
July
2.20
2.20
2.25
2,800
1
90c
35c
85c
95c
52,800
45c
34c
36c
52,500
20c
Mar
48c
Apr
10c
10c
10c
July
16%c
Apr
Mining
—
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp
p°lle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mines
22c
17 %c
1
72c
—1
Lake
15c
27 %c Mar
1
Ltd—
Ltd-
Mines
Yukon
11,600
Jun
1
Oil & Gas Ltd A
Mines
Red
2,000
40c
2.30
1
Ltd
Bay
2.75
35c
—1
Iron Co Ltd
Mines Ltd
Bellechasse
Bibis
r——1
Ltd
Gold
2.70
2.25
40c
1
Sulphur &
Eand-Ore
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Mar
73
18
class A
*
———*
Ltd
Co
Pen
18% May
10
52%
11%
W-ainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Bandowan
William St., New York
City, HAnover 2-0575
6%
Power
Corp
Canada
of
B8lley Selburn
Office:
19
Feb
—*
;——:
pfd
Gas
Waterman
Atlas
-J
69%
*
—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union
Arno
Phillips Square
Ltd—!
B
Arcadia
EXCHANGE
QUEBEC-TROIS-R1V1ERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUT1MI-ST.
22
33% July
70
•
128 V\
Corp common——5
(Canada) Ltd—
Industries
Anthonian
Telephone PL-9501
1203
1
•
Telephone
Renold Chains
Baker
Branch:
275
*
A
—
Pr
825
34
a76
20
Quebec
Anacon
HART
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Jan
Apr
Jan
27
STOCK
STOCK
—*
24
a76
68
Canada
63
MONTREAL
&
23%
33%
100
140
Southern
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
Apr
69%
Aumaque
43.
Feb
67
69%
Apr
13%
TORONTO
page
21
Jan
33%
47%
Mar
94%
CANADIAN
see
May
54
47
Mar
62
SAVARD
For footnotes
20
200
5
Russell
Alta
62
50
63%
10
11
13%
23%
6%
Altex
Local
5,690
a21%
63
10
Ameranlum
»
47
a21
31
48
9%
63
•
MEMBERS:
46%
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd_50
n
c part 2nd pfd——
—50
July
45% July
29
July
27% Jan
25% Mar
13%
"•
Feb
46%
a50
Jun
94
7% July
4.75
63%
10
40% May
1,000
Jan
5
—
31
Co
6,525
Apr
July
5%
4.25 May
a50
Sangamo
2,372
98
200
•
—*
Ltd
31
Jan
44
93
120
28
4%
pfd
Manufacturing Co
24
8%
10
a95
7%
4.25
July
10% July
47
July
cuss
1st
144
10%
Apr
May
July
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
21% July
8
20
July
48
139% July
42%
17% May
7%
10
362
8%
10
Oil
Lt
220
140
30
July
30%
Jun
2,466
280
29
215
25
Paper Co
&
Ontario
&
f
s
Power
36%
22 a22%
29
50
Ltd com—*
Red
142% May
280
a
24% Mar
37
10
Corp Ltd common
Royal Dairies Ltd—
Northern
Apr
Feb
35%
100
July
109
280
a 22
13
24%
Jan
Jan
Jun
60
Ltd
Canada
Newfoundland
Paton
36%
•
B
Moore
48
43%
B
Breweries
Minnesota
100
97%
of
Feb
2,890
Can
Distilleries Ltd
Mar
49
a23%
97%
Power
Mica
17%
•
•
59
101%
MacLaren
Jan
17
139%
A
6%
Apr
49
17%
139%
_a.
11 %
96% May
500
/
.V 2.85
Oil
class
July
36%
100
enac
(Robt)
97
100
5,627
•
common
Jan
20%
34
?
925
200
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
9.85
8.60
Mar
27
Sec Corp
Power
56%
•
A
class B
64
of
Co
55
com—*
pfcLlOO
97
13
Jan
10%
Ltd—
Steel Products
Eastern
9.85
55%
Apr
29% Julv
July
11%
25
Manufacturing Ltd
Feb
*
MacMlllan & Bioedel
Front
Feb
10
•
(John)
the
Jun
10%
7.50
Ltd
Power
Public
Ltd
33
47
24%
io
Engineering Works Ltd
623
25
Jan
19% May
28% Jan
25
.
4.25
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd..*
415
47%
29
11'/a
27
Kootenay Power 7%
1,191
47%
17%
205
7% July
Jun
Jun
ioy4
Corp
37
*
•
*
3.00 July
Apr
A__*
class
Corp..
12%
Jan
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13%
40
24%
1.75 July
,
Mar
56
2,120
?
pfd—___10
Ltd
13
__25
common
Ltd
Inv
Corp
Ltd
Zellerbach
r
5% Jun
400
Investments Ltd—
Prod
13% Apr
11
1,000
13
37
B—
100
consolidated
29%
13
23
Paper
61% Mar
Jun
1.20
2,395
37
Products
Jan
46%
13
20%
29%
?
19%
22
&
Feb
11
25
24
Products
Apr
43%
102
22%
class
Steel
Crown
10%
High
70c
1,100
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al7
24%
Ltd
12%
50
10
*
3.00
alO a
20%
*
—__—
Food
May
46
6,915
Ltd
Co
36%
/
12%
1
13%
46
12
3.00
•
Silk
71% July
12
20
Power
109
Jun ?
290
—•
pfd
32
57
49
•
Canadian
39% July
Jun
110
48
Co Ltd
Canadian
5%
Jan ?
100
preferred
Msssev-Harrls-Ferguson
Class
May
48
Canadn International Inv Tr Ltd com_*
26%
•
common
Interprovinclal PiDe Lines
Class
23
Feb
293,650
J
'
low
1.75
5
common—a,
Dominion
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Ltd—
Co
Co Ltd-
58% July
29 % July
31%
5
com
—
Paper
International
lfolson
May
1,150
•
Canada
Canada
01
International
Mr Coll
22
May
52
Mar
1,475
1
of
International Petroleum
Mitchell
68
3,920
»
.
Bronze
International
Laurentide
13
9%
Jun
&
29
50
preferred
Nickel
Lake of
55%
Jun
Shares
Low
y
Company
Burlington Steel
29%
•
preferred
Jamaica
Jan
39'/4
£1
Cement
Labatt
9
for Week
.•
preferred
24%
2
Acceptance
International
Int
5%
Sales
Range
of Prices
1.45
Brown
28%
37
common
preferred
Inland
Products
Belgium Stores Ltd
38%
-50
preferred
> $4.50
Jan
39
com
A
Paper
preferred
Hudson
Bay Mining
Husky Oil
Imperial Oil Ltd
:
Fabrics
123/8
class
Smith
Industrial
24
Week's
1.70
class B'■
29
•
new
$2.00
6%
Auto
Exchange
Funds
•
Anglo-Canadian Pulp <fc Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
29%
46
Feb
25
Timber
Gen
B
Imperial
&
Canadian
*
common
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Howard
Lumber
Dredge & Dock
"
104
13%
Last
Packers
25
98
Apr
May
13%
Par
Abltca
2.15 July
v
July
8% July
7,556
?
May
24
Sale Price
Canada
':'/•/15
17
40%
24%
STOCKS
Canadian
v
104% July
48
5.00
Friday
Jan?
a6
Jun
Mar
47
Canadian Stock
Apr
111
101
July
55% July
80
9.75
50
29%
71%
175
24 %
Feb
Feb
Jan
4.90
100
;
Jan
66
17%
49
57%
Mar
•
24
a6
635
Jan
29
July
9.75
common
&
111
25
180
687/a
9%
•
Burns
70%
11% Jan
40
•
■_?
preferred
Central Gas
Winnipeg
uanada
*
45
Jun
51
25
Feb
*
44% Mar
-
Jun
20
class A
36
490
Apr
July
52% Mar
54% Mar
350
B
Jan
58%
Apr
*
(Geo)
Class
Jan
57%
91
47
10
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Weston
31
5
&
Jdly
43 % July
18% July
7% May
17
100
150
/
66
31
3,142
16%
102% July
Jan
*
125
16%
Jan
Feb
68%
40
_
757
3
Wares
Lime
1.75
21
25;
4,395
100 %
100
10
2,308
a53
Cotton
35
100
Dvnanucs
Gypsum,
Jan
24% July
?
•'
100
Jun
•
35
100
Goodyear Tire 4"i
Oteaf
\
737
410
/
10
Corn
Ltd
•
Motors
Steel
17%
Jan
83/4
Apr
15% May
48
37%
•
preferred
5%% preferred
General
July
12%
61%
Jan
Apr
92
40
•
'
27%
31
18
5.00
Wabasso
_•
I
5%
tuevBi
/? 49% July
?
8%
Feb
:_*
Bank
35
1
common
Power
General
Feb
Jan
61%
Feb
16% May
48
Oils
38%
26%
12%
28%
a52
100
65% Mar
270
47%
25
Apr
1,855
91
•
pfd
8%
38%
20
5,285
a30
90»/4
*
July
Jan
275
Feb
May
56 V* May
17%
a30
?
30% Mar
93
17%
10% Mar
Feb
16
43,134
Apr
17%
Rights
Mar
35
32
22
Feb
49%
*
8%
5
Co's
2.15
14%
Apr
*
21%
8%
♦
A
Motors
General
1.85
Feb
Apr
267/a July
14
;
Steinbergs Ltd 5 % %
Jan
'.103%
;? 17%
8,9381
11%
46%
5
July
July
July
10
65 %
Power
Mar
24
919
16%
2.05
♦
1
A
class
Players
15%
76
13%
Canada
39% Mar
9,038*
*
Jan
64%
__;
Ltd
Canada
of
Jan
33
Apr
40
135
24
43%
50
__/_*
Williams
•
Foundation
.
16%
*
—
class
Co
al6
23
42 3/g
100%
1,150
2,534
50
*
common
Canada
Freres
Paper
Oatineau
23%
42%
50
.
49
69
13%
^__50
17% Mar
8% July
27% Jan
1,005
102
/a 16
•
;
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Ford
102
•
Donchue Bros Ltd
Famous
34%
47%
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•»«<»
Dupuis
33%
48%
•
common
pfd
Eddy
34%
*
Rights
Pont
150
20
Dominion Textile
r»u
-4,075
8%
100
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Red
23%
Feb
19%
•
Apr
6%
May
33% May
19% July
23
53
Jan
15% July
8%
>
*
com
common
preferred
Dominion
23
25
Preferred
Dominion Glass
1%
*
pfd
1,030
710
Canadian
Distillers
69
74%
a85
•
-
Steel
Zellers
62%
64%
,
preferred
4%%
Southern
Viau
May
2,985
47
102
Breweries
United
May
15
•
Shirriff-Horsey
Triad
26
119
29
—————.23?
4%
Jan
Jan
10
common
Feb
12% May
52 % May
47
*
common-
158
27%
29
100
Jan
Mar
30% July
4% May
7,893
May
3,955
30%
28% Julv
16%
181
12
30%
.
Feb
Jun
27
Preferred
Co
51%
Jan
a96% a96%
a23% a23 %
St Lawrence Flour 7% pfd—
100
Bhawlnlgan Water & Power common
•
Simpsons
Jun
445
■
•
Cement
36% Mar
321/s
35%
J)
class
Feb
27
30%
Equipment
Consumers Glass
9
20%
£
12%
32%
;
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
July
33
28%
_25
Combined
Consol
Apr
11% Mar
19%
33
Vlckers
21
27
common.
Ltd
Jun
21% Mar
May
7
Apr
42
Jun
9%
Apr
33%
14% July
18
com
Railway
Canadian
1,620
33%
*
Feb
37%
,_„*
Ltd
Corp
Jun
Mar
19%
Lawrence
Sicks'
64
*
____
Lawrence
A
Jan
a96%
50
St
B
51%
150
common
ttt
Class
1,861
100
Royal Bank of Canada
Series
Apr
60%
2
—
Preferred
58%
43
■
Co
34
150
i
Oil
Jan
42
Paper class A
Royalite
28
*
Transport
B
434
150
•
Ltd
Preferred
30
*
Power
Class
18
29
42
Canada
Co
Preferred
Oueoec
Rolland
Sherwin
57%
29% July
676
-.25
1953 warrants
Canadian
Jun //
285
common
Companies
29
1,952
41
Provincial
Jan
July?
Jan
29%
Locomotive
Canadian
36
44%
29%
16%
Feb
July ?"
9%
pfd
Morse
July
20
475
40%
Cellulose
6%
31
39% Apr
105% July
59% May
?>?
56
'
Feb
?/ 65% July
105
Jan,
V 37 > July
jun
29%
"25
:
Canadian
Canadian
57
Jan
6.00
.
26
29%
41
•
__
40
of
Jun
30
150
Products
&
16
100
:
Tubes
Corp
High
890
•
common
Bros
Low
16%
60%
.
common
-
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16
*
6% preferred
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Mar
Jan
Steel
fage-Hersey
July
5.00
May
,
%
•
1
47
300
v;//,.
56
Apr
52
Jun
29%
I25
Ltd
common
102
60
20
55%
55%
•
1
Canners
Celanese
series
-10
common
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
58
271/4
20
of
Canadian
$1.0C
Co
27%
Jan
19%
28% May
r' 33
Jun
3o0
155
B
Bank
461
Ontario
Jan
55
101 % May
28% May
1,895
Mills
preferred
Penmans
Feb
52%
5.00 July
56
May
-/a
^
105%
May
33%
5
30
37
58
common
Cable
&
class
Canadian
3d
July
3.50 May
330
104% 105%
common
SteamshiD
Canada
37%
100
Malting
Canada
29%
-10
com
Preferred
Canada
;46
3,071
7%
Prlce
Apr
100
64%
65%
103% 103%
34%
35%
Preferred
Cement
50 %
Mav
47% July
15% May
36% Jan
1,405
48 3/4
3.50
5
8
Apr
May
48
3,925
-
1.36 July
51
,
Jan
100
199
<
37%
Bulolo Gold. Dredging
ADr
35
30
Flour
Mar
51% Mar
50% July
296
49
17%
•
Power
100% 101%
100%
50
46
Jun
6%
911
100
Jan
1.02
14,409
Co—
48% July
65
35,095
50%
47 %
Products
Calgary
7%
50%
45%
preferred
Building
7%
50%
47%
May
37
vJun
45% Jun
1,220
Steel Car Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogiivie
Shares
16
National
4.50 July
for Week
Low
Montreal Locomotive
*
Jun
Jun
145,504
•
'
3.00
12,801
1.22
•
British Columbia Forest Products
•
British Columbia Power.
British Columbia Telephone
—25
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Canada
5,280
50
common
preferred
preferred
4'/2 %
Power
pfd
Oil
Columbia
Jun
July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
57% July
68% Apr
4.35
47%
American
34 %
Jan
46%
1.30
Bo water
Jan
47%
54
Week's
Last
High
,
25
63%
Aticpiioae
Brltisn
582
300
4.50
Brazilian Traction Light &
.
61
•
48%-
.10
Rights
v
2,235
60
class A
Ben
071/2
STOCKS
1
Bale Price
Low
34%
'bi
Natlonale
I'igh
56%
56%
—10
27
Friday
Range since Jan.
34
—au
Scotia
Pow &
Shares
JULY
for Week
25
ea*
Nova
FOR WEEK
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Sale Frioe
Bans,
RANGE
Week's
'
Ltd
Ltd—1
1
1
11c 11 % c
5,500
1,000
10c
Apr
2.05 Mar
Jan
1.05
18c
3.35
95c
Jun
Jan
Jan
July
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
27
WEEK ENDED JULY
FOR
RANGE
Sales
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
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fa -V'
Par
47c
Bouscadlllac
1
Briluna Mines Ltd
'—-—1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
1
Mines Ltd
Bouzan Gold
Ltd
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines
Canada Oil Lands LtdCanadian Admiral Oils Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Leduc
Central
Ltd
Central
Cods
10'/»
800
94c
84c
Apr
74c
8,824
15,500
72c
65c
65c
75c
I9%c
70c
'
.
;
Ltd
Coulee
Lead
&
Cournor
Mining
Del
Producers
Rio
Dome
Sullivcn
Eastern
El
Mining
Metal
3.50
59c
39c
Falconbrldge
10%
—
90c
—
ll%c
.
Ltd
Gunnar
Mines
July
35c
Apr
8.90 May
28,500
15c
Jun
2.13
July
Jan
80c
Jan
200
67c
90c
2,400
1.06
77,850
32c
25c
25c
37'/a
25c
13c
7'4.45" ;/.4.35
38 !4
84c
—
1 '
„
,
Ltd—'
3814
30c
13c
•
—1
'■■J
29%c
25c
July
29%
.
39
h
22c
Mar
49c
July
28c
4.45 ;'
27c
13,0u0
25c
Apr
14c
17,400
10c
Jun
42c
7c
2,000
7c
July
30c
May
65c
—
12c
12c
500
12c
Mar
21c
17%
17%
550
16% Mar
19%
39c
27c
2,260
33c
26c
392,500
29
26c
26c"
99,104
39c
July
5
28%
1
32c
Indian
28%
24'4c
\
Iso
Lake
——
Uranium
Israel
Continental
Mines
Co
Oil
Ltd
Ltd
voting
Explorations
Jollet-Quebec
Keyboycan
Konliki
Mines
Mines
Lead
Labrador
Ltd
Lithium
Zinc
___
Ltd
Mines
tyre-Porcupine
Merrill
14c
Dominion
Calumet
Mines
Formaque
24
100
18c
—•
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a65c
a75c
22c
24c
„.
1
89
38c
30c
5
2.75
2.75
2.90
—
Ltd
—
Oil
Ltd
Ltd
New
New
New
New
Coal
Oils
&
Coulee
Vlnray
Mines
Nocana
North
Mines
78c
Jun
95
Jun
54c
Mar
Jun
Jan
5.00
Aor
2.75
2,500
2.75
2.48
2.40
3.25
122,575
2.48
1,500
.
70c
2.00
Jan
5.25
Apr
Jan
Jan
3.20 May
70c
41c
20,500
8c
Feb
64c
61c
207,325
14c
Mar
61c
July.
——1
5.20
* 5.00
5.20
7,803
1
44c
'42c
44c
13,856
•
1.95
1.85
1.98
9,400
1
3.60
3.60
3.90
4,200
50o
14c
ll»4c
14c
37,100
4.50
35c
1.48
May
May
2.05 July
Feb
7.40
Apr
16c
20c
'■30,100
9c
Jan
lie
14c
28,000
10c
Jun
nc
I0%c
11c
7 00
7 05
i,200
5.50
4j)0
4*!45
300
4.00
35c
35c
38c
19,500
2.80
2.80
3.00
7,825
llcll%c
4,500 :
(1945)
Okall.a
Oils
1
Ltd
Ltd
Omnltrans
90c
Exploration
Ltd——
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
'
/■„«;,
23c
July
1.00
10%c Jan
Jan
Feb
15c
7.05
May
July
4.45
July
July
Pacific
Petroleums
Phillips
Oil
Pitt Gold
Co
Ltd
•
.
2,625
1.65
14,300
Ltd—
•
Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd__l
Quebec Lithium Corporation—
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Gold
Gold
South
Stadacona
Standard
Steep
Mines
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
Tache
Cons
Lake
Tarbell
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Pyrite
Wendell
Oil
Malartic
Mines
For
8.90
9.25
2,200
90c
90c
500
59c
18c
25c
9,500
18c
2.000
25c
30c
30c
28c
28c
23%
22
23%
4.90
5.10
-
1
a«c
30c
-
-
420
33c
15,,
-
Ltd
:
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;
Corp.—
&
Cooper
Corp Ltd
Products
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
footnotes see
page
43.
39c
Apr
7.75
Feb
10%
Apr
Ltd
20% July
25% Apr
46%
150
45
May
471/4 July
53%
53
Feb
57% Jan
54
28c
18c
20c
&
Power
15c
450
■
Jan
70c
Feb
July
52c
Feb
3.50 Mar
100
9%
Jun
17%
Feb
30% July
13 %c 19 %c
20c
16c
13c
11c
May
15c
44,100
8c
Jan
40c
39c
45c
21,215
35c
17c
16c
18c
29,800
16c
2.21
2.15
2.21
1,750
13
13
13
355
1.50
I
3.50
1,490
12C
9,750
27C
Jan
80,500
13c
19c
lie;
12C
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f
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Mar
July
46c
Apr
2.45 Mar
Jun
Jun
Jan
9c
July
13% May
Feb
9c
■
?
-
3.50 July
-
■'
16 %c May
.
9c
9%C*
16
17%
4,316
34
33
34%
1,250 *;
.
Apr
74c
75c
-
55,300
•_
_
-17c
r
35
Jan
2.90
3.20
37,800
1.60
Feb
56%
57%
4,472
47%
Jan
59%
61%
2,033
53%
Jun
4.30
4.70
9,060
35c
33 %c
35c
5.500
class
Paper
9c
60c
60c
1.05
6,725
lc
V2c
4%c
69,680
2.49
2.45
2.49
88c
93c
41,855
76c
17c
Apr
28,700
22c
July
15c
19,900
14c
Feb
42%
50
37 /
Jun
2.01
2.01
2.25
36,123
7%
7%
534
6% May
2.05
2.05
2.30
9,750
1.09
1.90 Mar
B
3,300,
s
1.2S
1
3.15
—25
42c
45c
14,000
19%
44c
common
19%
140
3.05
3.50
118,339
1.10
45%
47%
31c
Jan
*
7
2.60 May
1.25
48%
15,621
1.45
90,726
35c
1,960
30c
10c
10c
11c
7,400
-1
2.65
2.60
2.69
1.05
1.20
5,700
„1
1.03
95c
1.05
67,660
Bay Uranium————
Bonville
Gold
Mines
_»
67c
50c
70c
14,700
II
10c
9c
10c
21,800
Borclulac Mines
-1
20c
20c
23c
50,025
-1
20c
19 %c
20c
12,100
.1
2.45
2.30
2.46
193,967
50
50%
723
16,763
Mines
Yukon
Feb
Mar
46
Jan
Uranium
Blcroft
Warrants
Mines
Bidcop
Mines
:
—
Ltd—
Black
Bouscadlllac
Golil
———_——
Mines Ltd.
Bowater
Corp
Boymar
Gold
———
pfd—
—
4.90 July
Petroleums
Jan
26c
21c
2,000
2 50
1.100
24c
26c
9,200
2.60
2 80
41,400
85c
39c
4.25 July
51% Mar
Jun ''t
V
5,641
-
-
1.45 July
■
60c ; Feb;;
;;
17c
Jan
70c
Traction
Brazilian
1.00
July
50c
July
i
Jan
Apr
1.65
July
9c
1.67
1.98
Feb
July
Jan
8.10
40c
2.83
48c
Jan
"
10c
.
r
Jan
19c
17c
10c
May
10c
12c
5.10
2,937
1.05
1.25
12,025
18
18
110
7%
7%
15,963
6%
49%
49%
49%
85
46%
3.00
3.00
1,337
2.55
1.15
28,305
1.10
July
4.55
;
98c
July
18c
Mar
Jan
Apr
19%
.
6.00
1.45
;
Jan
Warrants
Mines
Britund
Brltalta
._——.
—
.50
———--
1.10
—1
Ltd
American
Jan
British
Columbia
Electric
4%
'4%%
•
4 V4 %
preferred
pfd.
——
———.—
50
July
3.CO May
2.10 Apr
:
2.90
3.05
10,360
47%
35,249
35
Jan
100
88
88
88
20
88
July
95
.100
101
101
101%
237
99 % May
106
.50
52
52
52
400
50
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Products.
class
A_
4.30
May
'c
16
46
69
47
25
46
July
51
18
7.600
15% May
20
Apr
16
1.000
15
17
Mar
16
15%
435
45%
47
3,660
Apr
12% Mar
36%
52
May
•■■*■■
Jan
60c
65c
44c
Jan
80c
qc
01/c
3,000
7c
Jan
14%c
Apr
77c
7gc
80c
24,850
59c
Jan
94c
Mar
24c
24c
2,000
19C
Jan
30c
Feb
33c •
31c
34c
14%c
Feb
45c
Apr
ii,100
-
48,500
,
Company Limited
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Apr
Wire system to all officat
Feb
15% July
47
Gompany Inc.
Members:
CANADIAN
"Jan
49
Gairdner &
SECURITIES
Jan
47
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadiam Affiliate:
Mar
Feb
Feb
55%
47
Gairdner &
60 Wall
Apr
47% July
'
16%
15
Columbia Power
Jan
49
47
17%.
Class B
British
Apr
Jun
Jan
45%
.50
_——
—_——
2.31
Apr
8
2.97
Oil
preferred
preferred
4% % preferred
:
"
47%
„1
Petroleum
British
5 %
1.10
17% Mar
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
60c
Apr
51
July y
Jan
Apr
Feb
3.85
July
4.55
May
43c
2.10 July
50
Feb
28c
>
-i'*
July
Feb
3.10 Mar
Feb"
1.90
1.45
Jun
70c
10c
common
Bridge & Tank pfd
Jun
23c
Apr
2.90
2.30 Mar
^
.
1.12
1
Cordage class A—.——
July
19c
20 %c July
Jan
Jan
"
Brantford
Feb
July
Jun
Jan
20%
May
Jan
39c
6.60
Jun
'71c
Jun
7%
——__
6.60 May
12c
Apr
8
3.40
Jun
4.90
1
Mines—
Bralorne Mines
Bralsman
23% July
12%c
May
3.25
v
9%c Jan
Bibis
1.02
Apr
19c
'/
Feb
47
IIII1
Ltd
Mines
>•
Jan
61c
May
35c
Telephone
Jan
-25c
Jun
19
Feb
1.63
Jan
32c
42%
Coru
Jan
;
%c July
2.33 Apr
28c
Uranium
40c
1.00 May
-
Apr
4.70 July
.r,
Jun
60c
1
68%
Apr
2,100
3.20 July
57% July
i
Mar
1.00
1-01
II.1
Co
Jun
3.00
31c
4,717
11c 12 %c
1
1
—
Rights
Bevcon
Feb
171/s July
July
Jan
8.80
25
v
1.21
Bell
Jan
Apr
2.05
;<r
Apr
21 %c
24c
10%
16%
9C
;
.10% Apr
5,635
15,700
13c
*
Mining
,-;■ ?;
9%
30%
3.00
Beaucage
Lodge
Apr
6% July
29%
61%
——
Lumber
14%
12% July
300
5%
Apr
18c
56%
Beattie-ouquesne
Belcher
Feb
46,200
26,400
13%
65c
Jun
40c
;
380
26c
—
Mar
1,000
-
1,551
46 %
Jun
May
24c
•
22%
2.37
Apr
45c
2.73
•
22%
Apr
1.72 May
1.14 May
70c
1,500
1
Feb
Jan
g 95
-_1
Ltd
2,000
25 %c
14 %c
Mines
Packers
Jun
g 9q
1
45c
May
90c
Columbia
21c
37,400
•
65,900
Jan
11c
9%
Mining.—
British
20c
59c
1
2.30
5%
1
Aur
1.25
6,500
-
5,000
2 40
2.22
28%
24%
65"*
Feb
4,200
17,000
2.40
401,230
Feb
39c
'
20 c
10
Mines.—.——
Forest
13%c
Feb
25%
14%C
;
1.00 May
1
——————
Beaver
Jan
12 W July
30
——.
Beatty Bros
Jan
Jan
1.98
51% May
4.60
Uranium
Bathurst
53%
13%
50
400
36,400
10
Petroleums
Bata
Apr
Jun
20% July
1.60
13%
Ltd————
Co
Metals
Baska
Feb
12%
19c
1
—
Warrants
Base
3.70
2.50
Jan
12
54
ZIIi
Cons
Barymin
8%c
1
Columbia
45c
45c
__i
<7.40 Mar
;
——
British
55c
43c
___i
Jun
2.70 May
72,000
1,500
26c
1
'
*
1
Jan
Jan
1Br
20%c
,
13.942
46%
1
Apr
July
55(;
~_1'
Ltd-
Feb
Mines
Apr
July
39c
__
300-
Aor v;
1.45
%
22%
1
1
1
1
14c
15
14c
1
5.65
3,766
-
2.70
Jan
Apr
42c
*
100
Mines
14%
25c
50c
,
1.55
Feb
1.50
2.24
*
50
50
1
Mines
Apr
28c
~~
__i
Jun
3.45
197,600
35c
Jan
25%
Resources
32c
61c
*
Ltd
July
4.75 Mar
„
2,225
32c
1
Jan
Apr
6,000
30c
1
.
•
Mineral
West
8.90
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Weedon
Westville
80,400
f
Ltd
Mining
Westbnrne
28c
__i
Oils
11
1
Ltd
Montauban
Lithium
200
36c
Jun
1.75 July
25c
5.00
Corp
1.65
10%c
27c
—l
United
Virginia
4,500
44c
Ltd
United
Valor
1,600
16c
46,100
•
Asbestos
1.93
62c
Ltd—
United
16,800
60c
Ltd—
Fields
Mines
2.21
60c
Ltd
Trebor
2.05
1
1
(1944)
Oils
May
6c
Ltd
Gold
Trans-Era
Mar
40c
31,500
Ltd
Mines
Mines
33c
July
9c
Mines
Mines
Mar
July
27c
•
Mines
Iron
15c
15c
n-
Ltd
Feb
15c
■
71c
Feb
21c
19c
*
—.—i
Mines
Mines
Jun
8,000
8c
Ltd
Mines
July
1.95
25,500
,
n
Mines Ltd—
Mines
Duffault
20 %
1 43,200
19c
8%c
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Sisco
Refining
27c
Jan
1.55
*
„
>
Jun
16c
___1
1
Apr
35c
17c
1.85
Quebec
19%
Mar
12%
75c
1.20 Mar
Feb
16c
Apr
July
15c
—
33c
,
8.50
12c
30c
18c
1
2.10
Crest
2,000
19'4
1.60
I
Red
23c
18V2
1.64
1
Mines
Smelting
4,300
18%
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec
Jun
15%
Feb
3.00
Jan
4Bc
1
Mining G'o__.
Jnn
5c
67,650
19'4c
—
.
1.77
!6,500
78c
_1
,
Ltd
Porcupine Prime
Portage Island
15
75c
May
15
__
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
30c
67c
—
1
—
Apr
Jun
52%
lie
._50c
Bankfield
Bouzan
Obalskl
Jun
1.50
52
*
—
Barvue
Jan
17c
__
49%
Feb
89c
Jun
9c
12c
1
Jan
5.20 July
Apr
2.40
7.05
_—25c
Ltd
1.30
July
20c
'
52%
28 V2
23% May
.
12%
common
Barnat
Apr
56c
500
52 V*
July
-147% July
Feb
100
.
Feb
125
Feb
93
Jan
8.10 May
*
15 Va
50
Mines Ltd
Beaver
2.03
70c
Jan
1.74 Mar
11 %c
70c
1
Ltd
1.40
May
1.10 July
6%cMar
Mar
36c
Ltd
Mines
22
Jan
60c
Oil.:
Oils
1,600
14,600
8c
12
36c
Ltd
Uranium
80c
1.54
8c
Ltd—„——_1
Canadian
Northspan
Feb
40c
July
2.64
150
15»/2
Montreal
of
Rights
Jan
1
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring
17%
20c
15
Mines -if.'i'i
Oil & Gas class A
Bankeno
Apr
80
5,200
1.23
„_1
Ltd
Royran
New
22c
18C
pfd
Bank of Nova Scotia..
Apr
24c
j.—1
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Mines
Mining Corp Ltd—,
Lafayette Asbestos
Pacific
—
—40c
Ltd.—
Uranium
17%
;
_1
Newkirk
New
43c
24%
Feb
25 %c
65,193
■
ly%c
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Mines
preferred
Bank
■
310
47c
__
2.80
Banff Oils
Jan
13c
•; Feb
15c
7,000
90
1
2.75
—
B
5%
1.38 July
Jan
July
18
2.75
Bailey Belburn
1.30 Apr
Mar
14c
?
34,100
1,500
1
Mines
Lake
Jack
1.00
10c
13,500
24
16c
Ltd
Explorations
British
15c
__
16c
1
Ltd—
Mining
Petroleums
Montgary
2,000
1
Ltd
Co
1,200
11c
—20C
common—
River
Bagamac
Jan
Jan
36c
Feb
May
1.39
11c
__
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2.00
July
2()c
200; C. 77c
1.31
__
1
Mogador Mines Ltd
___1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—1
Monpas
Mines
Ltd
1
New
95c
1,700
4,700
25c
"
Island
Merrill
New
Jan
1.08
6.10
class B
Electric
Class
Feb
35c
1.05
6.10
Mines
Avillabona
July
85c
Jun
23c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mercedes Exploration
New
33c
Jan
21c
_1
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
New
Jan
l!)c",
6,000
*106
—
—
1
Ltd
Min & Explor Co Ltd
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lingside
Mcln
9c
3,700
28c
95c
95c,
1
__l
6.10
Mar
24c
.
5
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold
Mines
Apr
'
22c
22c
.„1 './
trust
Ltd——
30
Feb
21c
1
;
22%
"
Jardun
Jaye
n
Mines
2.31
2.45
—
Yellowknife
Aumacho
'
Holllnger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—
—50c
2.30
Steels
July
35 %c
19 %c Mar
2,000
-
13,984'*
201,131
23c
1.30
—
Aubelle
Jan
31c
20c
—
Corp
Atlin-Rulfner
Jan
•
3,795
1.13
1
1
Atlas
Apr
1
136 V4 140%
1.22
Ltd
Exploration
Atlas
Jan
July
7c
6,500
Ltd_"_
Mines
1,010
21 %c
'common
Temple
Temple
Ash
Mar
27c
,
35c
Copper
Gold
820
125
'
1
——10
Auto
Haitian
Heath
7.50
123
380
Ashdown Hardware class B
Apr
31c
•
7.25
385
Ash
Feb
4.75
3.80 May
31c
—1
0 6.50 May
May
98
50%
_•
53c
Jan
19 %
25%
—I
Mines.
Metals
Ascot
Jan
12c
»
Ltd
Jan
13% May
94% May
25
Gold
Arjon
July
& Metals Ltd_l
Mines
29 %c
Feb
1.75 Mar-
220
50%
preferred
preferred ——
Mines
$2.40
Mar
44,500
1,700
"
Jan
May;
Jan:';
2.10
1,980
25
Nickel
Corp
$2%
Apr
7c
—7c
Jan
50c
Feb
25c
13c
18,050
:
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50 %
Mines
Argus
1.19 July
55c
16.200
31c
13c
—
Develop
Lead
Arcadia
Area
Jan
7.60
Jun
590
v
1.50
Jun
28c
2,200
16%
■
,
.
90c<
July
95%
138
Nepheline
Consolidated
Apex
Feb
6.75 Mar
July
5.50 Apr
-
pfd
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes
Imperial
Apr
3.00
67c
11c
26c
1
173,768
72,300
70c
5.75 May
600
6.50
1.07
47c
6.30
85c
1
16
65c
Apr
1.55
50
Larder Mines
Anglo-American
26 %c Mar
Jan
1.05
1.40
-
25
——,
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
15% Mar
Feb
6.00
51c
48c
85c
•
Apr
27c
600
1,525
r
95
common
Petroleums
Anchor
4.40 July
Jun
1.60
15c
85c
Feb
13%
44c
6.00
Mar
57,475
1.70
.100
4%%
Co
Oil
Anacon
Apr
26c
1.20 Feb
800
Maf
50c
■V
1.50
51c
Leduc Petroleums
Amurex
82c
8,700
8%
Mar
& 800
16%
——•
Ltd
American
.7
460
1.60
—-
Aor
5.50 July
5.00 July
3,600
•
38c
-31c
34c
1.70
Apr
Jan
33c
Aur
1,000
—
Apr
3.30
1,10 Apr
6.65
Feb
16c
79e
i 5lc
30c
-17c
124
Amalgamated
'
500
76c
50c
Steel
American
Jan
3.30
5c
7%
Oils
preferred
Feb
Jan
40c
2,000
1,500
1
Mines
11%
1.48 May
2,800
25,851
16c
1
Ltd-_„—
Uranium
15c
2,450
-
5.15
7%
July
Jan
21,600
-
May
106
July
-
13 %c
7.50
Aluminum
July
57c
1
Ltd——.
Gui-Por
49c
16c
_
Mines
May
7,000
•
36c
4%
Apr
May
9% July
100
17,600
—
Aluminium
57c
1
1
Ltd
Grandines
14
__
A1 go ma
3.85 July
1.05 Mar
July
6,800
1.50
1.48
„
*
Ltd
Nickel
Oils
16c
9.50 10%
1.90
2.00
81c
90c
3.60
3.60
ll%cl2%c
5.00
7%
79c
—;—
Warrants
1.85 Mar
34c
5.10
debentures
Jun
1.00
V
6,200
Fundy Bav Copper Mines
Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gateways
40c
17c
—
Fano
Mining & Exploration
1
Pontana Mines <1945) Ltd——1
Probisher
39c
5%
3.50 July
1,000
19e
1
Uranium
Jan
12 %
•
•1.40
Voting trust ctfs
Pacific Cons
"
16,250
17V2C
——
Alberta
Algom
Apr
1
Smelt Corp
&
Mines
22c
16c
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd
Oil & Minerals Inc
Feb
Jan
244.600
17 %c
Shoe common—
Surnass
26%
024
20
14 %c 15 %c
Alberta
Jan
5.40 July
10c
4.40
14 */»
Ltd
Co
38c
14 %c
19,000
.
15c
Explorations Ltd
Distillers common
Alba
Feb
Apr
16c
1.05
3.70
62c
16c
Ltd
Jan
1.45
2.25
:
14c
1.04
3.50
46c
4.20
Empire
Fab
Jan
100
Ajax Petroleums
Akaltcho Yellowknife Gold
1.85
July
5c
1
Mines
Asbestos
Eastern
18c
16c
Ltd-
Mines
Agnew
May
-1
Duvun Copper Co Ltd
East
2,000
79,500
—4.20
Ltd
Jan
Apr
Apr
•
Oil
14 V*
42 %
SOO
1
Ltd
80c
Feb
1,220
-
100 101%
*
Mines
Jun
34%
10 v<
-
—100
Acme Gas &
.
32c
3,398
24%
10
10'/a
Mines
85c
July
3,500
_
Asbestos
Mines
July
July
70c
41%
24%
High
Low
4,336
57c
40%
24%
I"25
com
Preferred
Acadia-Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
lligh,,
48c
couuuuu-
Sugar
Advocate
18c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Dominion
Donalda
>6lc
Baper
at
preferred
Atlantic
Apr
Jan
—
1
Ltd
Co
7,800
July
8.90
12c
1
Ltd
Mines
Zinc
8%
12,800
80c
66c
75c
Feb
5.75 Mar
;;
1,000
1
Consol Mining Corp
Cortez Explorations Ltd
;
600
2.45 Feb
..1
Cliff
Copper
42c
2,500
,
Apr
1,400
Mines—1
Yellowknife
>:
3.70
2.70 Mar
5.20
13c
15c
Bower
4% %
Acadia
28% Mar
5.20
13c
—
1
Ltd
17% July
1,000
85c
18c 1914c
8c 9%c
9c
,
5,900
:*
10c
Jan
25c
Jun
1,000
•
Share*
41
1
:
0
28% Mar
Jun
91c
72c
v
.
Ltd
Mines
Abbican
fur Week
or I'rne*
Low
Par
Aviuui
9%
-
Ltd—.—
Halltwell
Quebec
19% Jan
8.00
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—1
Consol
300
27%
7.90
—1
1
75c
1
Cadillac Mines
Consolidated
2.75
—
_—1
Cleveland Copper Corp
Mines
Feb
1.10 July
1.90 Jun
—
1
■-*
Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
Chlbougamau Explorers Ltd
Chlbougamau Jaculet Ltd
Bi-Ore
Apr
500
3.000
Range
Sale Fric*
Apr
2.05
Sale*
Week's
*
Last
STOCKS
Feb
3.80
3.10
67c
1
Centremaque
Consolidated
1.15
3.10
65c
1
Mines
Mines
42c
Jan
July
18c
3,500
12c
94c
Ltd
Manitoba
Apr
18v»
—1
Gold
Oils
44c
18
18
-3,10
9%
Mines Ltd—
Central
Mar
He
--
*
-2
Ltd-3
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartlc
15c
16,700
Fund*
Friday
Apr
2614
1
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Canuba
68c
2.00
2.00
———1
preferred
5%
July
4,600
31c
21c
2.50
45c
•
.
(Dunsmulrj
collieries
Canadian
20,766
1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
CftMdisn
High
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
26c
20c
2.31
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
54c *
46c
30c
20c
2.4o
&
Metals Ltd
Rare
Share*
of Prices
Low High:
Sale Briee
Refining Corp
1/
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Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bonnyvllle Oil
Boreal
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
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STOCKS
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48
504
45%
12,425
1.3G
July
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2.15
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1.36
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9c
10c
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20,500
Mines
9c
1
Jun
18c
Feb
ll%c
Consolidated
11c
12c
12,200
11c
Jan
Jan
26c
15c
Consolidated
25c
31c
528,815
15 %c May
60c
Jan
Consolidated
Brun.^iyn
Mining
I,
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
1
1
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1
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12c
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
An kerite
Bufialo
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake—-
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Bunker
Hill
Burchell
Gold
&
Calgary
&
Calgary
Power
Calnorth
Calvan
45c
::
1.40
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64
65%
1
20c
20c
36c
33c
Oil
1
5.65
Campbell
Cliibougauiau
1
18%
1
5.90
5.90
Lake
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
*
common
common
Preferred
Canada
Foundries
Canada
Iron
4'A %
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Forgings
Foundries
*
15
15
36
37%
105'A
Met
Warrants
> Canada
Southern
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Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
> 1.91
2.04
85c
95c
Bank
3.05
1.90
2.09
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38
38%
f:.
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Petroleum
7.60
Malartic
5%
Oils Cos
1953
5.65
Feb
Jan
Jun
29%
30
60c
63c
40 %
41%
V'16
16%
18
18
25
9'A
9%
90c
93c
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6.20
8
Ltd
605
33
43c
105
fl~&:
Mfrs
class
Reserves
I
32%
32
30%
30%
Gas
Producers
Corp
li
Ltd
-
Oil
common
&
Smelting
Consol
Distillers
Mines
16c
Jun
37c
N 25
90
22%
Jun
28
Jan
200
200
,200
17
158
Jan
204
July
35c
35c
40c
11,537
33c
Jun
73C
Feb
18c
15c
18c
9,690
15c
July
39c
Feb
74c
90c
124,700
30c
11
115
60c
60c
63c
8,935
56c
2,000
19c
4,300
45c
48c
45c
50c
1
19c
18 %c
20c
79c
79c
79c
600
—-i
4.10
4.05
4.45
53,010
28c
25 %C
'
29c
17c
1.65
2
36%
-2.50
35c
Dominion
Electrohome
Foundry
8.65
Preferred
12%
12%
33%
34%
100
101
100
101
17
;
17
19%
27%
—
Invest
28
Dominion
Coal
23%
Chemical
&
42
May
Jun
Apr
S 12% July
5% July
,
Jun
36% Mar
31
16
2.10
Dow
Textile
—
Jan
25
44
July
18% July
2.15
8
8%
i
1.125
55c
58c
<
66,800
13%
& Mudge new
1.50
com—
Brewery
Duvan
35
—1
Dyno Mines
32c
30c
1.10
1.03
42
100
May
106
Mar
30%
Jan
46
May
10
Apr
17
July
3.55
300
1.49
1.40
1.49
2.65 Mar
4.50
Apr
1.15 July
1.80 Mar
1.50 Mav
3,100
3.90 Mar
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1
•
1.60
1.60
1.65
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1.01
1.08
1.35
1.35
1.40
1.89
1.89
53c
55c
'
5,940
46,130
,v
90c
1,125
300
Jan
35,100
18c
Jan
;
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Elder Mines
Feb
9.20
200
3.80
Jan
4.35
100
4.00
July
5.00
1.33
14c
13 %c
5.40
705
r
1.39
9,425
14c
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7,500
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15c 16%c
1.99
2.12
57
58
1.10
150
10V2
10
10%
6%
Feb
1.66
4.80
175
Feb
26c
Jan
Mar
2.50
Aor
Feb
July
72%
May
10% July
4%
Feb
6"%
El
Gold
Sol
Eureka
Excelsior
Jun
4,470
Jan
15c
Feb
Fargo
7,571
36c
July
58c
Apr
Farwest
58c
58c
66c
12,100
48c
May
Jan
Federal
1.00
1.00
1.05
5,750
Jun
6.35
1.29
Apr
1.88 Mar
3 55
3.70
4*25
1
3.45
3.90
59,677
3.45
July
3.90 July
2,375
3.75
Jun
6.25 May
Ford
July
2.12
Jan
Ford
of
1.85
Jan
4.25
Apr
Fraucoeur
62%
62%
62%
255
Jun
85%
Jan
1
65c
64c
66c
7,055
64c
85c
Feb
Frobislier
98C
98c
1,000
71c
18
18
100
6%
7
3,790
98c
7
78c
75 c
86c
83,100
j7C
17c
20c
9.800
137
1.35
1.47
41,900
i4C
12 %C
Central
Jan
Jan
92c
Feb
25c
Jun
Geco
95c
Jan
14,220
12
2,455
500
4.10
Jan
11
11
125
6%
Feb
170
170
65
2 30
2.20
2.30
1,674
9c
Jan
10
Mar
139
Jun
2.10 July
2.25
Cadillac
Power
Dragon
Consolidated
East
Oil
5.25
Apr
General
11
Jan.
350
3.50
Class
General
Jan
Genex
4,100
40c
Jun
63c
26c
Jun
44c
Jan
Giant
15c
Feb
23c
Mar
May
7%
333
65c
318,548
23c
Feb
74c
Jun
Golderest
.39c
47,301
30c
July
42c
Jun
Gold
15c
July
34c
6%
Jun
12%
Jan
Iron
Gillies
Mines
15c
see
page
16c
5,150
Apr
Golden
10%
24,111
8.80 May
11%
Feb
Gold tie! els
3.75
2,395
4.80
Jan
3'7q
3.70
3.85
3.35 May
3.40 May
4.00
35c
May
55c
Apr
July
3,342
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
7
43.
-
187,146
137
1.35
1.39
3,769
1
Lake
footnotes
i4C
12c
14c
12,240
4,625
-
475
16,950
65c
900
4,850
4,200
1.27 July
July
39
Feb
29
16% July
Mar
22
1.25 May
July
60c
Feb
1.90
-
Jan
Jun
3.60
Apr
Jun
72c
29 %
May
36
27%
200
27% July
27%
30c
44c
83,425
1.20
1.20
1.20
550
20c
Jan
1.05 May
"
Jan
Apr
31%
Jan
62c
Apr
2.00 Jan
1,096
51
May
58%
136
1,275
110
•
21c
24,399
39
38%
39
2,185
•
4.45
4.30
4.55
19,815
86
86
$60
30c
30c
36c
13,700
May
137%
7%c
Jan
26c
31
Jan
39
3.80 May
Jan
2.37
74c
125
31
July
22% Apr
25
20c
58%
1.27
11c
Jun
Jun
•
Apr
Jan
Jun
July
4.75 Apr
85
May
97
30c
Mar
54c
Jan
1.93
18c
Grand
Jan
Grandines
Jan
Granduc
Mar
5
May
7% July
5%
67
71%
1,410
57 % May
70% July
45
46'/a
271
39% May
49
5.60
5.90
700
4.70
Jan
6.40 Apr
5.50
5.70
1,000
4.65
Jan
6.25
90
—
_
1
90
90
35
35c
-
36c
39c
8,900
•
1.60
1.60
1.95
1,800
1
5.90
5.80
6.00
18,075
1
1.01
1.00
1.05
1
1
—
27c
28c
64,736
2,600
25 %C
25 %c
27c
14,100
10%c 10 %c
2,000
1
com
2.76
2.90
2,350
28c
2-7c
28c
2,350
•
—
2.90
1
Mines
Mines—
Mines
Jan
24
70
pfd
—
Toy—:
32
45%
—
Uranium
&
Jun
Jan
500
—
1
com
Mines
Eousquet
26%
17
8
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
Gordon
Mackay class B
Graham
1,831
5,840
29
19%
3
Gold
Manitou
Apr
29%
20%
5%
29
__
Mines
EaMe
3.55
6.840
6,325
3.45
30%
144
144
144
15
8%
8%
100
24c
i_l
*
__
1
Gold;
24 c
35 %e
——
•
——
—
1
31c
-
'
2.35 Mar
,
19c
Corp
Wares
Mines
Goldale
9.50
-
*''
July
126
Ltd-
Uranium
60c
55c
386,870
85c
3.25
56%
Yellowknife Gold Mines
33c
68c
70c
26 %C 27 %c
26 %c
58
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
62c
45c
'12,100
41c
—.—
Steel
37c
66c
1.60
1
Pete Canada
Mines
Glenn
50c
Feb
2.35 Mar
Feb
———__1*
_
Motors
A
Jan
13,160
68c
1.50
1.08
19c
Dynamics
387,135
-
1.55
•
Bakeries
40c
•
23
20
General
45c
1
Crest
V 17
.22 %
126
common
General
16c 18 %c
J
Discovery
Consolidated
,16%
Ltd
General
40c
-
38%
—100
Apr
30c
10%
37
*
common..
Mar
3ic
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1.27
T—15
A
Mines
Mar
^3c
ZZl
1.10
;
•
class
30c
*
Mines
May
31c
'
—1
13
I6l/2c
Warrants
80c
30%
—;—
Mines
3 70
Consolidated Denison
„
22%
A
(US)
Gold
Ltd
Gatineau
Jan
14c
7%
1.42
1.42
1
Exploration
65c
12 %c
4.55
714
16,200
20c
'
16%
Debentures
1
Mines
Co
Canada
Galtwln
•
Gamma
15c
1.48
1.20 July
Jan
July
9%c
10,200
v
'
Apr
1.80 Mar
Jan
9c
14,000
18c
..Zl
—1
Feb
Jan
\\
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Consolidated
Jun
8%
1
Oil
Bellekeno
1.12
22%
4.55
»
Beta
Apr
July
5% May
18
10%
ll*;a
1.07
13c 14 %c
-25C
class
Fraser 'Cos
.
82c
65c
Motor
1.10
944
79c
Jan
85c
Z, 14c
38
—
Manufacturing
11,100
Jun
70c
95c 'i
"20
1.20
45c
45c
1.27
Kirkland
3.55
,
3,225
23,600
1,603,243
"
45c
70c
Preferred
4.25
July
1
*—*—
Grain
1.15
Jun
85c
16c
Tungsten Copper
3.40
59
„1
Oils Ltd—
120
54
38% May
68 % Jan
85c
__1
—
AHiance
3*50
-
May
r
Warrants
Fleet
35
62
—.—.—
Jan
16%
61
Mines
July
19
25
V
__1
25
100
37
—1
Apr
100
25
18 %
37
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
15,500
1.00
July
8
526
290"
25
18%
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players Canadian
39c
r
Feb
J
4.90
Jan
Jan
4
Refineries
Explorers
1.08
7.70
375
37
;;—
Jan
May
6
18%
1
1.50
6.60 Mar
6
.20
Jan
6.75 Mar
62c
6
-10
common
2.52
July
„1
.20
A_.
Ltd
Glacier
71C ■'«
13"%c Apr
70c
26,453
ZZi
Corp
10c 11 %c
May
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
July
6.60
pfd—;—
Pen-Rey Oils
El
Emerald
37c
4.35
Ltd.
—
Mines
iqc
7%c
46c
Jun
1.60
65c
Trust——
Investment
Paper class
Eldrich
37C
4.70
3.05
5.70 May
6.30
20 %c May
,
3 30
3,400
6%
1.60
Jun
54
Apr
5.40 July
Jan
9c
8,000
57
4.75 Mar
6.00
Jan
13c
48,400
2.10
10% Mar
7.90 May
2.11
37,380
1
-
Apr
4.25
1.35
:
Eddy
2.80
Economic
.
9%c
*
Refining
&
Machine
Washing
90c
4.00
Jun
36
1.03 July
237,450
66c
—
Theatres
Eastern
Easy
Jun
50c
Jun
Jun
Jan
6.35
.
——
Smelting
Apr
8.60
4.00
Eastern
12c
..1
Ltd
Co
Eastern Steel Prods
1.75
4.35
8.60
Metals
Eastern
Jun
1.89
2,100'
Asbestos
Eastern
Apr
1.05 Mar
Mines
East Sullivan Mines
1.58
May;
1.60
1.20
78c
1.02
101
3.40
Feb
31
271
70c
6
Jan
Aor
15
4,925
101
200
9
70c
182,100
10,500
1,030
Jun
Jan
13% July
11,150
9,715
20,500
31,100
10
Corp
Allenbee
7
;
1.10
2.15 July
1.70 July
t
36c J
July
42c
350
35
1.10
87c.
—1
— -—
90c
1
T_
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14
1.50
1.30
35
i
Ltd
Co
Copper
.
35,328
13c
17
28% May
Jan
6.10
2.50
Mines
25% Mar
Jan
1.76
35%
Feb
21% July
17%
12c
Jan
17
103%
Jun
12%
1.60
ZZZZll
•
12%
Apr
July
100
34%
32
1.85
Rope class B
"
Jan
9,268
*
8
common
Mines
Apr
12% July
Jan
6,416
24
56c
Rights
Dominion
•
1,513
16%
5.75
•
Life
7
110
1.65
101
35
9.35 May
15% Mar
28c
27%
117
5.90
July
17
:
Jan
Feb
July
90
;,y' 35%
39% May
13% May
2,145'
44
16%
com
23
42%
&
Stores
Apr
/' ■, 94 %c May
"
com__
Jan
'1.99
.
May
5.50
Apr
r20c
:
..
15c
3,204
*
Mar
33
1.00
,
Jun:,
28c
1,316
17c
34 %
-
Apr
4.45 July
1.45 May
6,920
14%
15c
—•
Magnesium—<—
Dominion Scottish
9.25
'
13%
:
16'/2 c
Apr
Jan
13c
3,660"
37
Mar
87%c Jan
25 %c July
19,500
15,900
7
450
Ind
Steel com
&
-
47c
85c
32 %c
Jan
May
1.42
11,992
"'36%'-
9.15
1
70c
14,600
31c
1.60
-
Apr
Jan
1.00 Mar
July
July
17c.
7,320
16c
1.60
16c
,
1.26
12%
July
1
—1
(Western)-—
Jan
10% May
13,290
——
Dominion
Doiudda
Jan
Apr
13%
Steel
Apr
69
„1
1
Bakeries
For
Feb
1
Tar
4.20 July
July
8c
19c
Jan
•
Ltd—
Apr
Dominion
3.90
5,000
3,000
„1
•
a
Development
Consolidated
21,625
12c
30c
53
1
Exploration
Dominion
Feb
24c
ZZZZi
Ltd
July
Mar
Apr
1,673
Dominion Asbestos
2.60 May
Apr
2.90 May
7
Feb
64
—25c
Dome
27
■'
25
Dome Mines
Jan
6
11
Ltd
Seagrams
Dominion
2.18
29c
July
11 %c
ZZZZZi
A
11'/a Mar
55
1
Pete
Fenimore
4.20
13% May
Feb
"
-1
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1
Consolidated
Consol
4.05
17% Mar
Jun
1.50
100
Malartic
*
Mines
Consolidated
6%
1.15
16c
200
•
East Amphi Gold-
•
Mines
National
Consolidated
3,000
East
1
common
Equip
Enterprises
Consolidated
11%
39,990
90
•
Mining Corp
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
Conro
700
1.60
90
1
Copper
Coniagas
12%
56c
Jun
16
1.52
Feb
Mar
Jun
May
650
1
Feb
Apr
15 %c
57c
:
19c 19 %c
Mining Corp
13% July
7% May
3.25
30%
1
Confederation
29,883
6.50 July
75c
Mining
Commonwealth
Conduits
'
Jan
May
17c 18 %C
A_.
Mines
37
,
1.42
39c
62%
Mines
Federal
Reco
Combined
1.25
?
4.60 July
1
Willans
Coldstream
20c
16%
Feb
1
Mines
Gold
17c
16%
:
Diadem
1
Consolidated
Lake
Apr
8.25 July
Jan
75c
class
Mines.
25
Coin
3.00
8,560
15% July
25% July
'
—1
Feb
1
Chrysler
Cody
27,800
42c
Feb
50c
Mines
Dunlop
1.95
40c
4.20 Mar
10
a.
Chromium Min & Smelt
Cochenour
Apr
1.83
2.74
•
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Colomac
180
"
Prods
Chib-Kayrand- Copper
Chibougamau Explor
Cochrane
6.60
*
Donnell
_20
...
i.
Cockshutt Farm
3.25
23%
1
Mines
Cobalt
5.00 Jun
22,053
1,540
l
____
Research
Gold
4.25 May
3.70
3,005
5.00
Preferred
Chimo
100
3.45
Jan
Apr
64
Minerals
165
•
Chibougamau
4.75
6.65
20
'
—1
Ltd
Producers
Desmont
Donald
v
Chesterville
4.50
55,063
1-
Cheskirk
5.75 Mar
4.25
.
Chemical
5,125
1,510
6.35
1;
Trust
Steel
.Feb
4.00
•
:__
Oils
Chatco
90c
6.00
—1
Centremaque Gold
'
Jan
4.10
1
Quartz—_i
Porcupine
Chartered
55c
6.00
1
Pat Gold
Charter
Feb
45,550
1
'
Central
60c
.100
Devon-Leduc Oils
8%
Feb
100
5,060
30%
Jun
—5
Coal
Detta
107% Mar
10
32%
1;V;
Explorers
Central
Mar
Feb
5.40 Mar
35c
7 5,810
10
Mines
Rio
May
v,
1,205
___•
Gas
Mines
Leduc
Apr
Del
Feb
•
;
Pass
Gold
3.45 May
26,600
;
13
30c
Mines
Horn
25c
'
3,705
,
—
Warrants
Delnite
Jan
Apr
7.85
4.20
—1
Minerals
D'Eldona
Feb
1.39
\
25%
—1
Decoursey Brewis Mines—.
Deer
3.00
69c
12
1.50
Mines
Leather
Davis
Jan
161
28,026
Jun
24%
12
Canada.^
Mines
65c
5%
'':rZ
18 %C
Pershing
Crowiiat
Cusco
39
12%
83c
1.35
'IZd-
Zellerbach
28% July
161
50c
74c
-
4.00
42c
;
6%
Nest
Jan
4.95
May
16%
..ii
Trust
Jun
•
B
....
Trethewey
Central
Crown
Jan
11%
13c
20c
A
Zinc
of
Croinor
19%
.12
5,100
14c 14 %c
2.25
3.55
Mining
Copper
Oil
39c
265
45c
Bit
22 %
••
Copper Coy
Asbestos
Craig
5,358
105 105%
21,720
100
pfd
Williston
Castle
Lead
Apr
7.50 May
Feb
325
Jan
60c
Oowichan
3,700
:
27% 48%
40c
53c
Imperial
Coulee
Cournor
25% Mar
1.99 Mar
7%
July
100
'
100
Canadian
Central
23
7,578
2,950
Apr
94c
> 9.35
Jan
13
32
.
Apr
8
22c
May
July
42c,
14% May
r;
19% May
5.25
4,166
V
1.89
95c
.
Jan
25
24
10
preferred
4>A9»
Wallpaper
Cassiar
11,825
42c
„
;
Apr
2.9C
Apr
4.50
Mining
class
21'A
;
30c ~ Feb
•
,."rT,362
8
2.35
25-v:
.
Gold
23
6.70
S
24
12%
28'A
:
57,711
;
19 %c
16
Canadian
Cariboo
2,500
X85c
Jan
30c
24%
Mines
Dist
42% May
8% May
7,350
2.25
2.30
12%
33
Railway
Preferred
Canso, .Oil
(H)
21 % Mar
:L
Mar
.
4,500
-
55c
22%
•
Corby
95c
May
2,705
b
8.90
8
:
Copper-Man
Cosmos
33%
July
29
10c
6,352
3.80
12
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Duvex Oils & Minerals
Utilities
Natural
52c
6.70
•
Canadian Vickers
Canso
9%
8.10
22%
•
Prospect
&
:
9.00
33 %
32% May
14; July 1
"18
July
:
July
f 56'A Apr
:
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10%
93c
55c
3,860
30%
9%
•
Canadian Pipe Line6 and Petroleums
Oil
20,040
>■;
4.95
Pacific
Erin
30%
9%
—100
Petrofina
Canadusa
v;:
29% July
475
100
Canadian
Canam
785
:
41
•
Canadian
Can
&
363,212
35c
78c
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
July
4 4 V2
60c
10c
Gold
warrants
/Canadian
74c
16%
warrants
Canadian
Feb
29
_■»
common
„_
1955
40c
29%
*
preferred
preferred A
8%
Jan
1.00 Apr
Apr
8,093
Jan
•3.95 May
21,029
.
Feb
2.04
7.80
Cliff Consol
Crows
60c
3,840
30c
.
Copper
Crown
22
2,246
8.^5
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Canadian Homestead Oils
Clark
Copp
95% Mar
Jan
56
n
West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto
May
July
18% Jun
8.00
•
Hydrocarbon «*
Canadian Locomotive —
Apr
25c
29%
.
.
Canadian
68c
3
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Products class A
Canadian
1,635
45c
23c
Conwest Exploration
Crestaurum
104
11;.,,
'
_•
Dock
Canadian
Jan
24,565
-
55%
..../ >,/: 18
Canadian
•
63c
1
&
1.57 Mar
•
—
Preferred
Dredge
A
Jun
July
2.30
47c
Feb
11c
99c
31c
3.90
1
Consolidated
Cree
38
.
•
1—
Apr
Apr
12,533
2.30
14c
Mining
1.10
33,322
,
A
22 %c
1
Mines
Consol
D'Aragon
22
40c
17c
56c
1.00 July
42
;
98 % May
55c
Mar
29JA
Canadian Decalia Gas -warrants—*
Canadian
Mar
2.25 May
Jun
55%
10c
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose..
-Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Canadian Devonian
c
Jun
86
1,300
'c
•
-.■
33%
7,580
85c
20
*'41%-''preferred..;.i—.'...•- -.■■30%
v
1,148
29%
v
»
common
yi.-k <1- preferred
;
3.65
36c
'<;f-'7.60
20
common
——
Celanese
75
22
63c
2
Commerce
Empire Oils_-
Canadian Canners
98%
40c
25
•'Canadian British
Canadian
V;
1
»
Preferred
.
160
3.35
15c
1.15
14c
1
Jan
44c
13c
A ♦
July
94c
July
1.01
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
4.00
;
1.80 May
93%
Feb
3.40
92c; Jan
& 37
July
490
37%
98%
62
26
July
1,700
36%
3.45
81c
14,420
:"
92
•
_
Oil
of
3.35
80c
Oils
Brewenes
Apr
105% July
iv
1.87 July
2,250
Feb
July
39%
.v
Minerals
Atlantic
Canadian
Canadian
23,532
3.05
1
class B
>
,
Jun
Jan
;100
'•
■■..
,
Jun
Petroleum
v.
■
Canadian
101%
53
20
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
Canada Southern Oils warrants
11%
V
15
Jun
23%
38 %
Jan
4.00 Mar
July '
175
36»/a
Mtge
7.35
July
198
2.00
Permanent
Canada
295
♦
July
Feb
58%
A
Apr
6.75
July
32%
Mar
24c
Mar
32
15
July
70c
15c
31c
Tungsten
33c
7,575
13,974
16c
1
Sannorm
18,000
75c
1.10
_..__1
Feb
5.20
38
26c
1
Min
Consolidated
28% Mar
y
:
;.____1
A
class
Poplar
Feb
July
75c
25c
*
:
87c
July
2.50
30
24c
75c
1
Mine
37
8
23%
B
Canada
25
820
•
class
2
Pershcourt
28 % May
58
I
Lands
Packers
Canada
b bw
105 105%
__
9,317
Press
Jun
4.00
42c
66,005
39c
Red
28 % May
•'d
23%
1
2,300
5.00
31%
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd—
50c
Jun
58 'A
,
Oil
Class
2.90
23%
Warrants
Canada
1
•
Explorations
9,670
45c
33c
Consolidated
July
32c
-A.
Feb
26
Preferred
Canada
200
Jan
5.00
1,625
236
V
15
37
preferred
Malting common
Canada
8
10
com
common
-
31
8
4.25
42c
4.80
28% Mar
17% July
5.10 July
400
36
29%
~~
•
3.10
:
34%
20
Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
-
34%
1.60
5.10 Mar
4.05
30y4
66
May
15c
400
4,176
100
5.90
V
Jan^
19c
40,700
C
Jan
Jun
4.10
1
33c
Consolidated
Mar
3.75 Mar
4.95
Apr
9
Jan
30%
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peait Oils
Consolidated
Apr
44c
197,500
1
Mar
14%
i 55% Mar
28,100
i
18%
3.00
•
Apr
31
;
8 / Feb ;:?.-;-;
19%
1,735
f,
5.85
17%
Red
>
Jan
54c
15,875
>
38c
Campbell
y..v;
23,850
^
2lc
•
1.12
Mar
50c
2.05
Consolidated
V
.
Jun ";
11
Feb
84c
Mar
1.87
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Feb
July
30c
_*
Feb
17c
25c
2,100
ZZ*
Apr
28c
8,000
36c
Ltd_I
30c
&
High
34c
35c
Smelting
Explor
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils
Mining
b
Low
28c
1.91
Mines_„^...
Morrison
Jan
28c
"Ii
Gold
Consolidated
...
I 27 % July
1,137
500
1.50
25
27
■
:
Mar
40c
55
:
13
8JA
1.40
65'A
20,100
Howey
Marbenor
Consolidated
40
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Jun
:
Feb
lie
1
Halliweil
Jan
'
Sharee
Low
~~IIl
14%c
Jan
14c
*.
Mines
90c
Jan
5,240
30
12%
8%.
•
14c
Apr
Par
'
Arrow
15%c
...
33%. Jun
2,500
>
50c
30
12%
*
common
Oils
Cons
47c
25c
Edmonton
Flin
17c
•
Petroleum
Callinan
13c
14%
Feb
Feb
:V 8c
„
140
16 %c
8c
66c
<
39,900
12c
•
A
10% May
;
4,000
;
,
9J/zC
37%
*
class
17c
8C
17c
1
Dry Dock
Calalta
16c
37%
37%
•
Ltd
Co
500
1
Ext
Burlington Steel
Burns
1,370
22,770
8%c
•
Lake
Burrard
12'A
17c
1
—
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
12%
11c 12'/2c
73V2C 73Vac
1
—
Canadian
;.v
.
Consolidated
Apr
for Week
'
52 % Mar
Br unburst
v
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jun
Sales
Week'i
I ast
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48
41
27
Friday
Shares
Low
_25
(461)
»w.\
for Week
of Prices
A>;
Par
t
i rtx
'
I
Sales
Range
Sale Price
A
CANADIAN MARKETS
>.
RANGE
Friday
-vi
«■
•+
26c
5,535
35 %c 35V2c
40
30c
34c
32,170
6.60
7.00
2,360
Mar
Apr
90
July
99
Jan
32c
May
64c
Apr
1.50 July
4.50 May
70c
Jun
3.90
Feb
6.30
Jan
1.60
Apr
Feb
25 %c July
46c
20c
May
36c
Mar
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
2.75
27c
132
8
20c
July
July
July
Feb
July
35 %c July
30c
5.60
Mav
Jun
5.00
60c
170
10
45c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
35 %c July
64c
Apr
9.45 Jan
,
The Commercial and
42
Monday, July 30, 1956
Financial Chronicle
(462)
4-1
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
•
Lakes Pacer
Great
Northern
.
Great
B
Class
V. 3.60
3.40
3.60
11
11%
10%
31c
40c
30,200
14%c
17C
21,500
17%
17%
17%
6,545
9.20
9.50
2,340
3.00
3.00
365
13c 13 Vac
19,000
36%
1,655
„1
13 %c
/■"
36
Mines
3.25
28% May
105
29
23
31
7,650
Moneta
10c
37c
40c
24,550
19c
Jan
50c
ADr
80c
95c
70c
Jan
90c
July
40c
45c
20,200
22,750
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
58
Mtge.—
9%
300
Jan
2.75
2.25
Apr
3.00 Apr
28%
1,334
22%
Feb
30% Mar
2,790
10%
Feb
16
Mar
3,869
10%
Feb
15% Mar
National
V
39
385
45
46%
47%
75
7.75
8.00
3,915
7.80
26
:-v 26
25
37%
222
■
1
11
9.75
11
4.60
4.50
4.75
760
59%
61
*756
53
25
25
25
54%
56%
50
9,707
3,790
11
36%
Trust
New
Jan
3.40
-
55 %
56
49
8
1.12
1.12
'
12,580
■
17
42>A
101
98
96%
100
.128
128
36%
35
14
14
New
Mar
16% July
New
Higlirldge
Apr
18% July
New
Hosco
44%
3.00
y 2.90
3.10
3.35
3.30
3.50
1.75
1.95
46
Apr
Jan
131% Mar
28
Jan
July
July
40%
1.80 Mar
Jun
16% Jan
12
3.85
July
2.75
Jan
4.75
1.20
Jun
2.60 Mar
Apr
15,500
20c
Jan
40c
Mar
1.10
1.01
1.15
93,650
51c
Jan
1.33
Apr
62c
57c
62c
58,728
28c
Mar
71c
July
May
July
55,600
9%c
Jan
28c
33C
380,500
14c
Jan
34c
1.45
142,080
98c
Jan
30c
28c
31c
57,625
28c
Jan
1.15
1.05
1.18
14,189
89c
2.35
•
—
Ltd.
2.55
2,700
II 15c
Jupiter Oils
Jun
1.24
Jun
Feb
Thurbois
3.10 Apr
10%
10%
12
375
July
16%
9c
9%c
4,000
8c
Feb
12 %c
20%
21%
6,200
17%
Feb
Mines
Gold
Warrants
-
...
2,400
3.25 May
4,700
1.35 July
90c
85,400
377,719
25c
25c
1,020
2.55
2.40
2.55
34,700
Kirkland Townsite
1200
Ltd
Jan
32c
1.50 May
23c
July
1.10
Jan
Labrador Mining
95c
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
49c
Mar
21%
22%
1,085
20
Jun
25
24%
1,530
18
Jan
25
97c
41,550
2.70
2.98
16,575
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
Wasa
14c
21c
Mines
Lake
1
—1
Lingman Gold Mines—
Lake
Mining
La
Luz
Mines—
—
4.35
Lexindin
Gold
3.00
1,627
20
815
10
2,000
80c
1.06
85,050
68c
Feb
15c
15c
14,500
12 %c
Jan
Jun
class B
23c
2,700
18%c
3.35
73,480
2.75
2.00
2.85
29,155
1.29
Jan
6%
48
Mar
70
Jun
41
May
22
22%
773
17
Jun
21%
22%
17
Jun
14c
18c
26c
Jun
10,800
10c
Jan
23c
May
97,145
99c
July
16c
17c
1.20
99c
1.22
22c
24c
3,150
22c
1.28
1.25
1.35
19,100
12c 12 %c
2,500
257,689
'
—1
12 %c
22% July
23% Mar
6%c Jan
16c
—1
__
Jan
1.25
8c
Jun
2.18
2.50
Gold
Orenada
11,100
15c
3,559
10c
Osisko
15,385
4.50
Jan
1.75
Jan
3.75
3.80
660
6%c
38,850
Macdonald
Macfie
Mackeno
Macmillan
Cl&SS
&
1.95
2,047
96c
9,650
83c
Jun
1.51
Apr
16c
9,600
12c
Jun
24 %c
Feb
Pan
32c
Jun
57c
Bloedel class
B
42c
77,650
1.47
35,203
42%
A
35c
42%
42%
20
41%
40%
43%
43
44
1,425
Mads en Red Lake Gold Mines
—1
2.45
2.42
2.48
Mages Sporting Goods
-lOo
1.50
1.50
1.60
3,800
8,710
11 %C 15 %c
3,500
Magnet
wr—*
Consolidated
Mines
-.1
—1
1.50
1.50
1.50
6,000
21c
20c
21c
5,267
21
Malartic Goldfields
Maneast Uranium
13c
21
21
50
Ltd
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
Marcus
Mines
Gold
26c
Mines..
9c
Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp..
B
25c
46 % Mar
Pardee
Jun
48
Feb
Jan
1.25
July
1.35 July
May
16% Jun
For footnotes
see
page
Pathfinder
Paymaster
2.65
Feb
Peace
41c
Jan
21
Feb
43.
,27c
Apr
30c
11,800
6,095
16 %c 18 %c
1.00
5,525
90c
16,300
2.80
3.00
25 Vac
29c
17,275
200,000
4c
2.65
4,815
69c
16,340
10 %
1C%
I960
10 %
Apr
Jan
49c
Apr
Perron
Jun
35c
Apr
Peruvian
12 %c
Feb
Petrol
47c
Feb
Phillips
5.20
Apr
Pickle
Apr
Pioneer
Apr
Pitch-Ore
9%c
24 %c
Apr
July
2.60
2.90
85c
1.00
13,700
70c
Jan
15c
15c
16c
24,500
15c
Feb
Jan
3.50
39c
Oils
450
.
_
43c
12C
18%
,
of
July
Jan
July
July
Feb
Feb
8.20
Feb
3.75
British
40c
May
94c
73,000
Jun
Feb
43C
40c
9,500
lie
Jan
16c
IIV2C 12 %c
19%
9.335
12%
Jan
20 Ve July
18%
185
77
Feb
96
96
1,690
54c
51c
43c
36c
:
70,600
15c
July
73c
Jan
43c
27c
26.600
9 %c
Feb >,
19c
Jan
14c
16,750
11c
Jun
75c
July
76c
23,432
.
12
5%
75c
11,700
73c
1.65
Jan
1.50
75c
31.%c
9.915
30c
Jun
31c
12%
2,745
44-Va '
1,580
43%
43
50%
100
1C0
50 %
60
100
5
26c
25c
26c
1,125
2.29
2.20
2.34
1,350
1.21
1.21
1.39
21.300
1.65
1.55
1.68
5,875
1.32
1.45
5,995
*
1.75
1
12c
6% Mar
July
235,482
1.75
12c
'12c
.
600
51,200
7.85 Mar
23 Va
Jan
1.90
39%c Jan
13
53
Jun
103
25c
Mar
Jun
Jan
Mar)
36c
3.40
Jun
2.25
Apr
Feb
Feb
-
1.55 July
1.75 July
1.32 July
2.25 Mar^
2.20 Mar»r
1.75 July
lie
'
«
July
47% July)
49 Vs May
1.93
,
Jan
1.65 July >
99%
99c
»
1.53 Mar
Jan
73c
50 %
-.1
4%
5%
11%
Apr > ;
May
23c
86C
350
Apr
July
Jan
13c
31c
,
July
9,100
63c
46c
1
_
Jan
Jan
75C
1.59
,
Apr
4 45
57c
30c
1
Columbia:
13 %
July
11 Vac
75c
.
Apr-j
28% Mar
90c
•
Uranium.
12%
23c
52c
37c
t.
-,
Mar
20c
14c
.
Apr
1-15
1
>
Apr
3.20
13
75c
—.1
Co Ltd
Crow Gold Mines
Gold
Apr
12c
13c
100
Oil
,
45c
94%
75c
5
Mineral
v
Jun
27 Va
20,180
Apr
33,700
50
common
Mines
Oil fiz Om
10
100
103
1
Gas
pfd
&
10 Vs
f
Jun
3.10
Jan/1-
2.50 Jan
52c
Mar
1.30
Jan.
Jan
,
Apr
23c
Jan
24c
9c 11 Vac
:
41c
-
3.80
500
,
.
Gold
July
,
1.78
15%
1
_
Credit
8c
71c
;
.
1.30 May ^
Jan
fittc
11 %c Jan
162,800
80,817
14%
1
Pipeline
Preferred
8
10
Nat
River
Pembina
17c
2.15
Mar
85c
27%
1
Consol
17c
32,540
10c
12C
15
10c
_
Ltd
Petroleums
Feb
1.70 Jan
20,025
90c
1
—
July
1
21 %c
26,665
3,000
8,050
-
Apr
Apr
28
«
30c
15,200
85c
V 85c
1
Mines
Uranium
37c
10c
Jan ::
Jan
40c
23
Drilling
Parker
Pater
8%
2.70
warrants
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mar
2.70 May
8%
9c
_
Amalgamated Mines
24 %c
24 %c 26 %c
_
Paramaque Mines
Mines
Jan
1.49
Peoples
340
5bc
31c
.10
Parbec
2.20
20c
Jan>
_
Jun
11,800
10 %
1
_
May y
2.00
27,500
57c
•
Western Oils
Jan
1.19 July
11c
2.30 Mar
37c
8%
Ltd—
Marigold Oils
Class
1.90 May
Feb
9Vi
13c
July
5Se
28 Vac
10%
4.55 July
17% May
1.53
"45C
2.50
Jun
1.67
-
Jun f.
6
8c
.
Feb v
1.31 Mar
Jun
14
;
82C
>
Feb
4.00 July
14%c
3.15 July
280
44c
.20
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
14c
1.20
2,000
60c
1
85c
1.40
Mines—
4,096
9%c
2.60
Petroleum
1.90
39c
Gold
16%
9%c
9%e
25C
15c
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
15%
.
July •/•
80c
3.80
1.95
—.
—j
80,150
153,569
90c
..1
87c
—
Mines
Explorations
1.42
4.55
77c
48c
•
Macassa Mines
8,100
1.30
,
7.1C July
:
7%c July
55c
1.40
1
Pacific
Jan
46c
211.877
27c
Eastern
Jun
1.68 July
1.65
2.83
Mlnes.
Lake
Jan
7.50 Mar--,
7,10
.
Pacific
56c
Jun
1.46
7%C
Jun
19 %C
July
Mar
6.60
\ 6.70
18c
•
1.46
Apr
64% Mar-
61%
5,484
Feb
Apr
7.C5
43c
Jan
14c
__—
Feb
2.50
17 %c
51c
Jun
5.25 May
Jan
20C-22%C
6.95
5.C5
Jun
9c
6,100
-,45c
Ormsby Mines
Jun
2.57 Jan
1.15
94c
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Feb
Jan
12,225
19c
60%
29c
B
Loan
Ontario
Jan
3,75
59
82c
pfd
& Debenture—
class
35c
1.37
'
.10
preferred
5%%
July
15c
\ 1.00
Apr
Apr
May
1,000
;
34,000
29,100
■
Malartic
Omnltrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club common—
Apr
3.00
31c
14,500
48c
O'Leary
Apr
7.60
20c
May
61,810
1.40
Oils
Okalta
100
195
15c
Goldfields
Apr
31 %c
Feb
2.15
26c
8
Gold-
15 V2C May >
8%c Jan
5,064
4.30
17c
•
Metals Mlning.
Rare
Feb
-
37,000
>
j
Apr n
27c
"
Feb
:17C
3.70
15%
Warrants
843
111
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold, Mines.
1.06 July
Oka
Jun
44%
1
Mines
•
Jan
87%
8,560 '
Mar
Feb
2.38
3.75
Oil
Jan
11
Jan:'
16c
17c
> 10c
Ogama Rockland
Selections
3.55 Jan
21
lie
12,300
15c
84c
Mines-
Lake
Jun
28,500
■
1.35 May
98c
■
Jan
:
4.05
;
1.30
O'Brien Gold Mines.
3.35
44
2.15
May
14c
8c
*
Ltd
Obaska
3.55
83
9%c
2.55
•
Jan
22%
22%
—
4.45
July
-
87
Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Louvlcourt
23c
3.10
Feb
44%
50
B
Uranium
9%
2.60
Lomega
Lorado
May
8%c
1.14 Apr
1.00 Apr
23c
3.80
—*
1
Mines
Apr
35c
2.75 May
17
3.55
Feb
1.47
1
Mines
Canada Mines.
Northern
Feb
41c
Feb
;
Feb
49,890
—
Trinity
North
.
Feb
6.00
35c
2.60
3.20
Gold
A
Class
Jun
.\jl5c
Mines
Lac
Coy preferred
Class
4.20 July
2 65
20c
4.00
54c
33c
7.10
*
common
Nudulama Mines
20c
19c
7.00'
—*
Ltd
1
common.—,—•
——
*
1
20c
1
—
Norvalie
19%
A.
650
Oil
Jan
10
Petroleum
Loblaw Grocterias
Loblaw
1,037
13c 15%C
14c
—.
Uranium
.Warrants
Apr
2,500 '
;
,
Ayr
May
56c
41,510
ZlVnC
38c
23c
-19c
—
25c
4.15
5Jc
July
1.04
—
Jan
13c
16c
17c
20%c Jun
19%
3
Gold
Long
4.35
Feb
98c
—
Acceptance class
Lencourt
Little
1,000
1.18 May
14 %c
131,225
3.70
Ltd
—...
Star
North
Apr
2.75
Gold Mines
Candy—
Leltch Gold
Liberal
9,400
21c
3.75
3.55
23c
Secord
Laura
Laurentide
,18c
Feb
3.85
Mines
Lamaque
14c
21c
4.20
,
1
July
1.95
Apr
4
:4ir4
*
26c
Rankin
North
Mar
55c
4UC
July
11,100
80c
15C
Gold
Northland Oils Ltd
May
23%
2.75
63c
1.23
68c
4.05
North Inca
2.70 Apr
80c
1
Mines
Feb
18c
27,617
60C
___________
Mining
Warrants
July
24
.....1
Mines
87,868
4,100
2.55
Norpax OH & Mines
North Canadian Oils
July
2.09
21%
•
Exploration-
&
20c
;
Apr
'
r
J-
May
2.20
33c
Feb
60%
Mines
Northspan
•
Ltd
(John)
Labatt
5,525
8%c
Mines
Noriuetal
3.20 Mar
2.09
72c
33c
Jan
6jc
«-
July
50c
26c
i*
28,100
Apr /
2.c5
July
20c
23,071
8,250
\
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1.15
v
Apr
1.48 Mar
19c
Gold.
Acme
Norlartic
5.10 Mar
1.50
81c
22c
2lc
17c
3-55
Norgold Mines
13 %c May
3.45
1.55
10,900
19c
Mines
Nlsto
Nor
Jan
1.40
82c
V' 47,350
1.10
Jan
3.30
1.91
1,655
35c
1.65
14c
Mines
Nlpissing
July
1.40
Bay
Hudson
Oils
July
9c
22
3.30
.II*
Minerals
Kroy
71,375
9c 10 %c
9 Vic
Keyboycon Mines
Kilembe Copper -
10 %
1.75
73c
60c
1.11
Mines
Nickel Rim Mines
Feb
20%
Kenville Gold
Kerr-Addison
Jun
16 %c 17%c
17c
Mines
Noranda
Kelvinator of Canada
1.55
18c
19c
1
*
Superior Oils.
New
Taku Mines
1.59 July
49 %c
2.05
Jan
)
Rouyn
New
■21c
27c
1.26
K 20c
1.00
exchanged for Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd One
new
for
New
1.30
Mines
Ltd
Co
23c
■
3,950
66c
Merger—
New Royran Copper.
New Senator Rouyn
25c
28c
Mar
51,038
29c
Manitoba GoldNew
Mlnda-Scotia
New Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth Gold Mines.
New
20C
Jan
4 90c
__
New
Feb
2.55
2,100.:
59c
May
30c
two
Newlund
July
45
July
1.55
held
New Jason Gold
New Kelore Mines
each
Apr
July
66c
27% Jan
1.95 May
lJiOMay
62c
72c
17c 20 %c
>
Jan
1.30
37c
1.01
21c
Apr
3.25 May
3,171
66c
1.65
Feb >
2.08
July
1.01
Mining
Mines
:
9,785
<;
Jaculet Mines Ltd—
New
-126 %
10,844
40c
*•
Jan
Jaculet
7,688
7,942
1.80
1.74
5,150
75c
Harricana
11
70c
Feb
31c
I,
Jan
>
Apr
»
93c
Feb
i.;: 2.01
1.67
37c
Explorations
New Goldvue Mines
Being
350
43%
...
8% Jan
July
1.50
13,950
Feb
4.10
-Ale
:
*
70c
Gas
50%
14c
28,487
■
>
¥
Apr
44
;
Jun
11,300
>*.'•
1.55
Mines
New
100
11,700
72c
14
1.60
New Fortune Mines.
26c
Mines
Kirkland
Oil
53c
Apr
34'
May
7,199
18c
-
2.50-
Mines:
Feb
103 % May
3,410
36%
44%
—
Kirkland
14c
Delhi
New Dickenson
15,603
1.51
-v
Jan
22c
V
68c
•
2.25
New
56% July
12% Feb
27,0j0
22c 23 %C
New
27% Mar
Jan
.
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Mines
Apr
Feb
,101
15
: i
1.20 July
Petroleum
Development—
Continental Oil of Canada
*'78%
100
128..
66c
66c
1,115
39% Mar
Concord
85c
1.12 July
33
Jan
16,020.
135
1.45
Chamberlain
58%
Jan
14%
17,750
42
101
42
v
295
1.20
40 %
'
Mav
7% May
>
28%
Gold—
48% July
200
16%
May-:
15c
2,020
17
*•'-
Jan
48
25
7%
16
7%
.
May
July
36%
38,000 r,
58
16%
Mines...
Mining
24c
49
Mining
Jollet-Quebec
12%
57%
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd—
Jelllcoe Mines (1939)
Gold
12
21c
—1
•
Mines™——
V.:
20 %C
12>/b
Petroleum
Ranwick Ltd—
Products Ltd
61
232
*
Calumet
New
Jan
6.95 Mar
coo
■
>
Feb
28%
-
4.90
Bristol Oils
Mar
1.47
July
3.10 Jan
1.25
New
6.00 Mar
61
Jan
July
40%
New British Dominion
Apr
Apr
14
26
25
4
2.15 Mar
13%
££
29 %
63c
New -Bidlamaque
Feb
Apr
29
Mines,
New Athona Mines
Apr
9^'e July
1,65 Mar .>
v::
-
July
,
50c
28,803
;
27%
27%
11'/a
>
Jan
53-/2 -July
'
Opr
4.80
New
——
58c
11
150
12%
50c
Alger
New
710
12%
18%
1.01 July
15,910
•>
•
Mar ' i
90c
Feb
5%
/
Jan
27
1.20 May
11,763
12
________
Apr
11%
1.20
Uranium
Nesbltt Labine
42
Feb
8.35
4,905
Steel
National
Apr
52c
Jun
1.01
11%
corn-
;
Feb /
39%
7,645
>
1.C0 Mar
3.95 Apr
;.v
July
16
l,9oU
9%
1,55
pfd—_________
26%
July
26
37
940
53 %
Car
National
Mar
97% July
Feb
28c
7,200
40c
32c
40c
—20
™i—v.
Walte
Works
98c
V
Jun
£4(0
6,800
16%
Petroleum
May
10%
Jan
64
-25
———100
•
1
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
;—*
Interprovincftil Pipe Line
0
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
1
Preferred
International
International
70c
;
Apr
Jun
5.00
23%!* Apr
68c
July
10O
'
__
Mines.
50
Feb
6.95
6,663
97%
92%
95%
-—:-i——-—100
Nickel Co common
•
Inieruational
3.35
23%
B
__
Grocers
11,577
21,335
-
j
Jan
29%
July
?5c
r
Feb
42c
50c
*
Ltd
49
July
-
47% May
79,850
*
Locomotive
National
12%
-—
Preferred
71c
National Explorations Ltd.
13%
47%
2,757
Jun
27c
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
-ft—i——
13
45 %
I—1
7
12%
:•!
13
12%
•
24%
21 %
Brass
Creek
Naraa
9% July
200
28
V-'
..
Porcupine
Multi-Minerals
2.75
...——
Ltd
'46% July
■
Jun
Jun
—.
Jan
166
3.95
17 %c
Apr
'
2.80 Mar
1.49 July
1,050
:
:
2.50 Mar
45c
Feb
29,950
1,300
'
Mines-,
Morrison
Jan
24c
4.40
Corp
4.95 July
Jun
1,60
3,300
16,370
Feb
2.C5 July
-
;
.
3.70
26,330
1.75
20%
Mar
81c
284,9*0
••
1.50 July
Feb
19
200
•
*
2.50
Moore Corp common
'
50;
■
Apr
July
47
Feb
20
i
22 Vz Mar
>>
20c
Metals
Montreal
9%c
«
75c
Uranium
MOlsons
14 %c May
5%c Jan
153,888
2.65
Gas
Mogul Mining Corp.
Brewery class
Jan
Jan
4.00
Apr
Jan
•
Jan
4.65
Jan
2.55
11%
2,*30
v.
3bC
Lake
Ore
Min
39 %c May
Feb
10c
180
May
2.09 Apr
95c
.10
Jowsey
/
;
0'
-
Ayr
1.37
1.43
Corp
—
Mining Endeavour Co
9%c
Imperial Bank __—
Imperial Flo Glaze common—
*
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian
Lake
Gold
1
Industrial Acceptance common
-•
$2%
preferred
—
——50
Ingersoll Machine class A————*
ingUs (John) & Co™
—
Inland Cemfent preferred
10
Inspiration Mining
1
International Metals class A
_——•
Jonsmith
4
185,000
31c
4.00
V;:
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Porcupine
Co pfd———
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Joburke
27c
-5
Owens
Warrants
57,750
1.53
1.30
Jan
1.10
July
—
Mining
Apr
Jan
46c
Jan
Brick
Mindamar
24c
Apr
13c
70c
29%c
:,2^c
Petroleums
City
Milton
24c
;
Apr
£! 120.450
Mines
Industries
Milliken
Apr
1.70 May
14%c July
'
e-——
Husky
Jack
11,000
49
Mining ——
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay
14c
9%
Hoyle
Iron
13c
4.00
^
Isotope
2,400
29c
^ ^
^
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Smith Paper common
Erie
19,400
15C
1.37
Mill
July
5lc
25c
3,600
18
Warrants
July
22c
July
40c
Mining
Midwest
Apr
Jun
17
13% Jun
13,120
12c
s
May
4.95
40c
Qjass
&
29c
Jun
45c
2.94 >it'i 22,413
Oil & Gas
Midrim
Jun
Jun
9,850
Midland & Pacific Grain
37%
Mar
12c
s/:33s;;
-12%C Jan
67c
14c
A
Huron
Jan
6.00 Jan
July
200
55c
—
Class
Hughes
Jan
12%
3.00
>
95% Mar
r
79%
55C
Petroleum
Mldcon
€4% July
31c
1,410
V
Red Lake.
Uranium
Meta
37c
Drilling
Holden Mfg class A———
Holliuger Consol Gold —.
Home
Oil Co
Ltd
•
Hugh-Pam
19%
8.50 May
V
Lake
Merrill Island Mining
Apr
2.20 Mar
Jun
41%
27,200
Exploration & Dev
Mentor
Merrill
Jan
26c
i
McWatters Gold Mines.
12% July
15% May
-
24,900
,
14 %c
60c
—
Tower
Preferred
V
' 17
17
Canada
Dauch
;
15c 17 %c
.
Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
—
Highwood Sarcee Oils
High
Howard
36
:
1-..
£
—
July
14c
■
1.49
Mar
37c
3.00
V
Jan;
Red
McMarmac
Feb
1.09
July
9
/'
500
—1
Cotton
&
42c
62,288
17c
Gold Mines
Harrison Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines————
Head of Lakes Iron-.—
—
«.
Headway Red Lake.
Heath
Gold
Mines
Hees
(Geo Hi
& Co-__-_____.—
Hendershot Paper common
._
Hi
10% July
1
Rock
Hinde
11% July
1
—
Products common
Gold
v
54c
12%
Jan
Jan
common
Feu
104
July
88c
803
Porcupine
McKenzle
7%
'
—
Fronienac
Mem tyre
Mar
5.75 Mar
31c
Gold
,
—
Gypsum Lime & Alab new com—
Heva
45c
11%
50c
12%
McColl
3.95 July
54
3.00 May
600
—9c
Gwillim Lake
Hard
Jan
1,200
10%
*
Mines
Mines
Hamilton
Jun
92% May
1,272, ,o9
Mines
Maybrun
Feb
8
25,070
11
»
.—-
2.95
High
9% Mar
7% July
355
Prelerred
Jan
47
si
Jen. 1
4 Range Sinec
■
12,765
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd com
Apr
7V4
Apr
Jun
25%
V
1,540
<
Shares
Lov
57
Jan
5%
for Week
High
44
2,329
3.75
50%
Warrants ,-™_^_-————
Gurney
444
49%
i
Lead
Gulf
Guunar
100
46
"
—-
Freehold
Mines Ltd
Gulch
300
44
42%
658
7%
3.45
——
GreyhawK Uranium
Gridoil
:'r'I
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Development
Sweet Grass Oils
———
West Coal class A—___—
Plains
Great
51%
3.45
Warrants
Great
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Range
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
Jan. 1
Low
50
I'
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Range Since
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
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7VB
50
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for Week
High
Low
Par
Great
.?
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—
Feb
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Volume 184
Number 5555. ..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(463)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
•i
Par
Development
fonder
oils
Powell
Oil
Premier
68
M
Preston
I_
East
.10
Dome
Uranium
5.50
Ltdl
Producers
Quebec Lithium
Queoec
Quemont
1
Ravrock
Reef
Mining
1.70
Ltd-
Rupununi
Mines
Cotton
HI"
Ltd
Robinson
Little
Mill
Rowman
KGXatita
Consol
Mines
Royallte
common
13,800
25
industries
St
Cement
Michael
Uranium
River
A
Ltd
Creek
II
Cement
1
S
K
Jun
Apr
102% July
1.19 Mar
76c
18 %C
20c
40,600
V: 11c
2.o0
2.75
10,675
112
115
$100
3.15
2.85
3.25
28,053
2.00
Jun
128,285
1.75
Jan
2.45
1.40
9.30 {
9%
25%
14c
50c
56,900
•
29% Mar
28 % Mar
4.55
13c
Apr
5.40 Mar
July
27c
Feb
37% Mar
93c
Jan
8,000
36c
Feb
55c
11%
400
21%
23%
3,732
11
80c
90c
89c
96c
21,350
May
16%
13%
Feb
52c
Jan
25
3.40
3.40
3.50
100
15%
50%
15%
15%
21c V: 23c
50%
*
.
28c
700 .;
44
Paving & Materials
56c
65c
40c
35c
48c
I*
Mines
56c
*
20,000
30c
28c 30 %c
8,566
_•
B
41
V
12,000
40
41%
■ft
I
*
70c
U 70c
73c
Hill
9c
9c
10c
Bros
25
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Bteeloy Mining
6,367
18,300
53
Feb
43c
28c
Jan
34%
Jan
7% Feb
9c
69
•
25
100
68%
70
5,189
10c 11 %c
Mines.
10,250
23
21%
23%
23,556
15%
Oil
20c
July
15
16
694
17
17
1,660
14%
85c
90C
4,067
85c
1.80
2.00
76c
83c
6,700
61c
14
14%
3,588
71%
73
1.965
18
18%
625
59c
59c
65c
12,600
67c
63c
75C
240,500
34c
32c
38c
126,386
21c
19 %C
Gold
Jan
90c May
Jun
15%
Jan
65% May
74% Mar
11%
18% July
Jan
43c
Jan
79c
Apr
58c
July
75c
22 %c Mar
40c
July
July
31c
July
31c
297,800
1,200
1.40
Jan
1.70 May
455
18%
Jun
21 % Mar
16c
10,100
12c
Jan
39%
Jan
15 %C
29%
30
1,584
1.70
1.80
8%c
18,223
Feb
18c
May
35% Mar
1.30 Feb
2.04 .Apr
20
1,000
20c
Apr
50c
38%
200
36
Jun
43
Feb
28
28
40c
38%
28%
210
28
July
34
Jan
8
July
6.50
6.50
1.30
1.40
1.40
100
Feb
11c
Mar
23%
24%
2,155
1,715
75
96
2.40
2.36
43c
41c
43c
12 %C
/
2.55
—l
14c
-
10 %C'
10c
May
9%c
Jan
17,400
30c
23c
Jun
13%
52c
11
Feb
15 % May
13%
1.75
1.72
1.76
34c
39c
1,702
-
3,675
-
8
Zinc—.
Canuck
Mines
-i
Oil
34c
15c
15c
18,700
16c
.;
1-72 July
33c
July
v
68c
Jan
Yukeno Mines
1
Apr
Zenmac Metal
21,000
15c
Jun
25c
12c
15c
6,000
11c
Jan
25c
2.18
2.28
11,125
11c
•
Jan
55c
2.20
1
__
Apr
2.07
10 %c
11c
4.966
37c
—
Mines
Apr
t>16%c Apr
16 %c Apr
13 %c
—
.
Bear
Feb
3.40 Mar
10,000
27c
13 %
Wriglit-Hargreaves
Jan
v
Jun
38,000
10 Vac 11 %c
27c
Jan
36%
104%
41c
13,900
"
l
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Apr
35%
2.17 May
4,850
1.45 July
35c
Apr
21
98
May
May
May
20%
24%
98
14c
Jan
70c
5,275
23%
r—l
—
5
3,975
•
25c 27%C
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Mines
35c
40c
15,420
2.09
10c
35c
Feb
Apr
3.00 Apr
May
14c
May
May
70c
Jan
May
Jan
Toronto Stock
July
Exchange
Canadian
Curb Section
-
Fnnde
Jun
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Pries
Jan
Par
July
Feb
&
Low
49%
475
11%
12%
3,995
40%
40%
41%
923
20
19%
20
1,215
••
5.00
5.10
1,660
24
24%
440
20%
28%
23% July
16 % Jan
Canadian
57c
57c
68c
23,700
57c
14 Vac
July
1.20
16c
25,667
Apr
14c
4.85
5.10
July
22 %c
17,986
7% "~8"%
6.70
405
May
25%
25%
11
21
Jan
32
24
Jan
102
July
30%
88
19%
19%
508
19
102
102
50
90
5
5%
1,500
27%
28%
600
14%
43
43
165
43
7.50
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7.50
7.50
300
6%
Jan
45%
47
2,799
33%
Jan
17c
Feb
43
-
4.20
Jan
May
30%
19%
•
Anr
6.00
25
45%
Lumber
Apr
Mar
24%
Jan
5
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Mar
45
July
Jun
Feo
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
30
July
July
52
Jan
Feb
.25
5.00 July
102
mZ
Rand—
Westinghouse
Copper
Coast
38% May
17% Jan
5.00
Western
5.00
13%
24%
Marconi
15 %c
51
Jun
•
General
High
Feb
10%
•
Canadian
1
LOW
43
5
Apr
—1
Range Slnee Jan. l
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Investments
Industries common-
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.
48%
Dredging
Dominion
Ingersoll
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Share#
12
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Canadian
Sullivan
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Canadian
Sale*
Range
.H—5
Co
Canada
Week's
ef Prloee
49
,
Canadian
Jan
Jun
3.40
Jan
1.50
1.75
l
Apr
18c
8 % Mar
1.92
19%
29%
24%
Mar
Apr
8% Mar
July '
19
—1
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I
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10c
12,600
14%
♦
Apr
28%
Apr
6% July
18
A
Brown
80
Mar
47%
-1.10 July
1.71 July
71%
Winnipeg & Central Gas_.
Yankee
Jan
60c
Feb
3.25
~
14%
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Yellowknife
Apr
Jun
35%
•
*
Feb
Jan
5.80
76c
24 ;
Yellorex
July
3.00 Jun
1.85
25c
class
&
17
1.10
296
,-yv,
Petroleums
Lead
Jan
26c
256
-
Jan
2.98 May
39c
Wlllroy Mines
Yale
Feb
July
100,240
6%
Jan
40c
July
1 65
325
6%
III
class A
Apr
Jan
Jan
16%
20c
;
7.85
.
55c
57%
13%
181,750
—1
Feb
22
15 Yo
6,000
2.65
—5
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.
Asbestos Corp
20%c
21c
2.33
1.65
Apr
9
20c
2.35
325
I
Apr
42 %
July
1.10
Petroleum
60c
(
Feb
40
Apr
6.00 July
1.15
Breweries
90c
16%c Jan
62
28%
520
1.40
45c
Feb
57% July
415
•
51
July
135
38
7.00
1
Canadian
•
Canada
1,640
May
58%
Zl
Preferred
Windward
Jan
6.00
3,906
Western Leaseholds
Western
Naco
Petroleum
Wilrlch
July
37%
l
;
17% May
31c
Feb
Jan
25c
280
48
Jan
20c
50
i
Oils
14
130
28c
48
5
;t: 9,032
51
4.00
57%
Feb
36c
6.00
1.16 May
3.40 July
27
Jun
57%
*
£ 1.70 Apr
53c
Feb
18c
44%
Ltd
Mar
8.60
19%
,•
Mines
Grocers
Warrants
Weston (Geo)
Class B
Jun
1.125
8,200
44
—
37c
27
19
Decalta
Warrants
Western
6.60
Jan
58% July
22c
44
—
9
Apr
July
26
375
Jan
37%
*
Iron
July
23% May
115
11%
23%
HHIIio
Oils
Jan
47,850
1
:
Apr
11%
1.29
•
Gold
10%
Jun
to
;
class
25
May
37%
21c
&
V2
May
2.25
1-11
55c
Roi
Olsen
17C".
29c
Jan
July
37 %
*
Union
„
125
1.15
i
A
790
4.15 July
93 %
Jan
9
Mar
3.25 July
2.95 July
7.75-Feb
250
14 %c
1
(name changed
26
25
5.00
155
Jan
1.35
Jan
July
3.90 Mar
Jan
1
9c
1,525
25
20c
July
2.55 Mar
1,900
5.00
1.47
Jun
68
21.425
10%
25
251
class
42,000
1.45
8.85
l
Mines
Mines
2.95
July
2.45
108
Apr
July
30c
.10%
•
Ltd)
Stanley Brock
Stuart
Jan
100 V8
714
I
Ltd
Rock
24c
7,339
134,244
Southam
8ieep
Ashley
Western Canada
22,600
6,290
Apr
5% July
19c
H*
Western
Jan
78c
6.95
July
10%
26
Products
Western
Jan
37c
18c
6.70
21c
May
46%
4,266
Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel
33%
30c
1,223
24c
192,055
Mines
14%
76c
58%
35c
Nickel
Malartic
Jan
7
58
23c
'4.00
Copper
15% May
266
101% 102%
24c
common
pfd
Valley Oil
Stedman
Apr
92%
4.15
•
Van
Bianaard
Pyrite
Jun
36c
40
Slocan
oi
102
635
*
Mines
West
Feb
65 % Mar
Jun
8%
31c
W
&
24%c Jan
78%
Feb
l
Petroleums
615
4%
1111111111s
A
Equipment
Lake
83%
93%
common
Stadacona
G
Wespac
18
18c
Manufacturing
Spooner
Waterous
West
May
3.55
Ltd
Boouiern
Walker
Apr
Werner
16
475
i
Feb
375
5%
3.75
-
Jan
Jan
Jun
32C
—
—
Walte Amulet
Apr
Feb
14c
5%
13c
1
Ltd
Oils
12
17%
89 %
-
Slater
taetj
17
90
Mines
Mines
Starrat
17c
8.85/
Gold Mines
Sour is
15 V2c
19,439
Hill
class
July
10%
126,875
Apr
May
26
1.40
Dairies
Somerville
12%
100
710
4.00
—
Standard
D
3,115
53c
Apr
21% May
•
B
Weedon
18c
Jan
22c
*
Vico Explorations
Vlolamac Mines
Vulcan
78 % July
Feb
8
10%
1
Explorations
70c
Jan
26
•
pfd
Sisco
Feb
Jan
36c
20c
•
Ltd
Mfg
Class
44%
5,800
2,143
21c
1
■
-
Alloys
Ventures
Viceroy
Mines
Mines
Consol
5.00 May
Jun
10c
11%
2.74
Gold
o^ver-Miiier
Siscoe
56 %
26
23c
Mima*
Simpsons
12c
50c
£\ » Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
July
Upper Canada
Vanadium
26c
19c
Mines
Gordon
SUverwood
4,500
3,500
Apr
6,243
40c
9.75
05
Corp
Apr
17%
58
•
Steel
Apr
54r
39c
23c
50
IHH,
Jun
2.oo
•
Horsey
Sjlknit
1.20
~
pfd_
—
Jun
6,071
iS ,000
14
34c
May
78c
i
Breweries
p ..at, co
13%
10
11%
15 %c
;
l
Gold
Shawkey 1945
Shir riff
13C
15c
65 %;
82
1
Scurry Ralnoow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawluigan Water & Power com.
Ulcus
27c
26
ioo
Mines
Gold
Saskatchewan
utt
10c
2,000
l
Debentures
out!
20
17,770
•
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—.
Sheep
id
18C
31c
Mar
2.65 May
Jun
3.00 Mar
4.0
64
2.70
75c
May
75c
114
Antonio
Band
class
Corp common
class A pfd
5%%
21c
14 %c
13%
:
Apr
1.70 Mar
450
:
2.64
July
5,533
i
27c
A
Oils
Jan
Feb
17 %
6.80
H
1
~~
IHIHl
Hill
United
Apr
30c
8%
•
pfd
United
2.85
75%
71%
III_*
class B
Apr
6.05
24
B
United Keno
Vandoo
178,281
5%
j
class
Feb
Jan
45c
*
—
Mines
Inc
Montauban
Mar
39c
2.50 May
21c
—
Preferred
Lawrence
Ban
2.25
11,000
80c
12 %c
Asbestos
United
2.50 Mar
Jan
19c
29,016
24c
1.80
2.01 Mar
10
11%
1
Lawrence
St
1,290
2.20
11 %c
•
Ryanor Mining
St
600.
V
30
July
2.50
Jan
17 %
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining
United
Fuel
30c
Jan
1.60
75
H
——
Estella
4.60
May
1.55 July
8'/aC Jan
600
26c
13c
•
Preferred
.
2.35
64%
preferred
Class
1.56
13,289
39C
„
._
common
Corps Ltd
Apr
24% Jun
26,700
21c
11 Vac
•
HI 10
Acceptance
United
Apr
Apr
7,750
2.25
9.80
United
Apr
1.94
31c
—1
Oils
Royal Bank of Canada
Resources
Oil
2nd
High
1.95
2.07
Linel
Pipe
Pipeline
Petroleum
Triad
Low
1.65
2.19
Prairie
4.85 Mar
32c
18C
-I
Transcontinental
Union
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.92
.
Oil
3.50
1.30 May
2.50 July
22
4.75
Feo
May
15
1.05
2.35
-1
■;
i
14C 18 %c
75c
2.45
45c
July
9,000
20%
22c
Jan
9%c Jan
xO
nac
OH
H
44,725
4.50
Apr
2.75 May
Feb
Jun
18c
1,395
,
1.75
80c
common
t
Russell
28
T:61
23c
Mines
,
5,135
4,160
com
5.40
1.00 July
3.30 July
13,445
'
1.20
2.01
*
10
,,
33,805
22c
Rlx-Athaoasco Uranium
;
22c
3.00
2.05
Robinson
i-ong
3.50
2.35
uranium
Rio Palmer Oil
44
1.75 July
1,700
1.69
Mines
rvexopar
vl
Trend
Apr
-
1.65
4,850
2.22
21
Trans
Feb
1.50 May
16c
32,600
1.55
14c
Refining
Rockwln
16c
1.10
2.50
,
Apr
Aur
1.95
Shares
Low
1
Oils
Mountain
United
11 %
27
b.90
Jan
1.75
40,700
10
1.06
Trans Era
Trans
for Week
40c
Empire
'
44,305
15c
1.60
2.62
>
..
8,950
21c
Oils
23 %c
Jan
51,520
3.30
Trans
—_
Jan
1.02
Ltd
19%
27,125
*
Explorations
Apr
9.40
2.30
MacDonald
ivuciit;
2.40
Par
Trans-Canada
Jan
1.60
8.30
1.90
10 %;.
Jan
Aur
5.60 May
1.80
1.15
Co
ft
3.30
Mar
5.25 May
2.48 July
2.00
27Vr
Ren able
Rio
68% July
6c
■
2,670
36c
1
—
Mines
Regent
Feb
89c
6,970
2.40
3.30
Mines-
Explorations
Reeves
2.25
1
Mining
Earth
62 %
Feb
4,120.
'V
2.50
1.65
16c
1
Mines
Radlore Uranium Mines
Ralnville Mines Ltd
Rare
2.48
•:
2 315
..
6.25
5.75
2.15
Corp
Gold
39 %
5.90
1.85
Metallurgical
Queenstcn
500
28c
—-1
.Develop.
Manitou
23,500
5.50
■"
—1
Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec
2,065
17c
1.70
2.30
I
Quebec Copper Corp.
Lauiaaoi
5.05
2.10
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec
May
53%
3b 0
„
35
6.00
-1
Prospectors Airways
Quebec
68
15c
33%
-_1
H~
Mines
2.50
Gas
52
60c
•V
High
Salts
Range
of Prices
Bale Price
13%
8,100
Week's
Last
1
May
July
1,608
1.60
16c
~
Warrants
Provo
12
55
4.80
Gold
Electric
inc
Pronto
Low
22,655
76c
67
Roy
Border
President
K
14%
53
'
Corp
Prairie
27
Friday
Range Since Jan.
71c
River
Power
p
12%
14
JULY
8TOCK8
Oham
High
__
ENDED
for Week
rrn-rss
Low
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Placer
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Cons
.Superior
Mines
Propane
common
8
Preferred
Supertest
Petroleum
ordinary-
Preferred
Surety
Surf
.100
Oils
Inlet
Bwitson
&
Cons
Gold
I
Industries
Taylor
11 %c
common
—10
Mines
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Gold
lie 11 %c
3,200
10%
228
10
475
1.93
2.00
12.426
6.40
7.10
1,785
1.70
1.86
26,750
25c
11,700
32c
35c
j Toronto Iron Works class A
Towagmac ExDloration
Finance
class
B
preferred
A
I
Jan
Apr
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
Apr
International
Apr
Minn
Jun
1.05 July
8c
Jan
4,760
40
Mar
40%
Feb
10c
Jan
9%
1.43
Feb
44
31%
7%
136
—5
54%'
46% July
15c
Pend
Oreille
Gold
;
2,010
19% July
14
May
47% July
25 %c Apr
24 % Mar
39
Feb
1,143
24
May
29
Apr
75
34
Feb
56
Apr
453
27
Jun
38 r
Jan
199
109
Feb
134% 136%
54
55
835
38%
Jan
37
37%
300
33%
Feb
48
July
142% May
56% July
42
Apr
52
52
250
43
Jan
52% Jan
42%
45
190
36
Jun
52
1
5.10
5.25
762
1
4.20
4.25
1,050
common
Consolidated
42%
Mines
Mines
Price
Apr
Ridgeway
Sangamo
9.00
Feb
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
Feb
1.33
Feb
Universal
Jun
3.00
Feb
Yukon
54c
Feb
Zellers
58c
Jan
5.10 July
6.75 Mar
3.95
5.15
Jun
Jan
Feb
75c
1.36
20c
July
32c
July
4,500
77c
July
3,293
40
22,944
465
125
Jun
35
*
21
21
550
21
19c
20c
7,500
13c
45
46%
5.75 May
21
Mar
July
40
Mar
July
24
Mar
'
Jan
32c
1,355
40
May
43
46 %
140
40
Jun
47%
48%
275
41% May
;
73%
73
74
75
50
Feb
76% July
45
46%
500
45
July
12
100
12
Feb
54% May
13% Apr
6
6
6
863
59%
59%
60
125
62c
64c
13,700
25
15
45
12
Corporation
26
100
-
Products
Consolidated Gold
FOOTNOTES
Apr
2.55 Jun
16%
Jan
Bros
.10
Corp
-1
64c
5% Mar
56
56c
Apr
May
23% Mar
6% Jan
68
Jun
68 %c Jan
26
July
1.25 Mar
56%
43
45%
51
:2.50
—
Jun
~
•
27%
51
Weaving
Flour
Pato
Mar
common
Paper
Jun
21
*
Wire
26%
;
2.75
5%
_•
Ogilvie
26%
com
;
11
35%
.40
July
Paper
Ontario
&
121
31
Securities
11%
20
19c
17c
10
Canada
July
35%
j
1.85
1,580
48
common—..
1.93 July
2.25 Jan
10
_20
*""
104
of
23%
51
International vtiiities
Jan
100
48
47
4.90
DuPont
87c
85c
5%
Feb
Niagara
35
3,100
47%
26%
Feb
88c
1
—10
:
19% July
22c
22%
48
Bridge
19c
22%
Dominion
Dominion Glass
Jun
125
; 2ic
Jan
Jan
5%
42%
46%
Oil
8%
26%
1.20
84c
32c
Dalhousie
Paper
May
2,435
22c
Mines
4.85 July
7
Jun
25
120
,
1.75
,Toronto General Trusts
5 %
.1.30
88c
_.
Rights
Toronto Elevators
Class
6.40
—25c
Torbrit Sliver
Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
Traders
1.95
1
■Texas
Tiara Mines
7%
1.25
6,425
10
1
Mines
11,820
10c
10%
Preferred
Gold
9c
46%
Mines
Temagam!
1.18
42%
.
Teca-Rughes
Tom bill
1.25
common
Pearson
150
7%
-1
Preferred
Tandem
9c
710
101
1.05
-500
50
22%
100%
1.17
Minerals
Bylvanlte Gold
Tamblyn
100%
1
25%
Consolidated
•
No
a
Odd lot sale
In
e
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
year's
t
(not Included in year's
.
f Flat
range),
49
r
Cash
price.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
wd When
(not included
Selling ex-Interest,
43% Mar
Feb
FOR
value.
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
Jan
July
par
wi When
x
unlisted trading privileges,
delivered,
Issued,
Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rights.
(not included In year's range).
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
j
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Monday, July 30, 1956
„
.
(464)
19576
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday, July 27
Investing Companies
t.
25o
1.25
—1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust—
•
Punu
Abviueen
—
Fund
American
C
6.31
Inc
Affiliated
Business Shares
6.83
4.02
4.30
9.78
10.69
1.64
16.33
Atomic
1
Aie-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Aae-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
•Beneficial Corp
—-1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc..-1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Inc
;
12.13
25.63
25.76
26.33
25.34
27.64
17.98
10.94
11.94
14.36
8.35
13.79
14.91
Knickerbocker
21.16
22.89
Lexington Trust Fund—
19.72
com—100
15,400
16,000
137
Life
26.09
18.24
142
Christiana Securities
Preferred
l°0
1
1
Inc
Colonial
Fund
(Commonwealth
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond St Stock
7.20
Vegh
De
Vegh
65
66%
11.61
Fund
Stock
---}
1
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
Capital
v
.if
Electronics
shares.,
Stock
:
3.26
:
3.54
-9.65
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc„1
48%
.
9.34
Utility shares.
7.98
1
4.73
'
1
1
lueome Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.78 '
Fund
lc /
FundUc
11.36!
12.43
11.88 '
99.823
October
99.734
October
99.725
Agricultural Insurance Co.
5
American Fidelity
gl.25
& Casualty.5
preferred;
5
Science Fund-
Funds
conv
Home Assurance
American
8.55
•»'
Amer
American
Re-insurance
r
&
.
.
29 V3
Far
Irving
Kings
327a
95
'/ 34%
105
14.90
8.10
9.85
25%
27%
19 Va
22
Shippers
10
48Va
53 Va
5
35
37%
(N J)__5
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
10
Columbian Natl Life Ins
2
28
29%
Fire
Ins Assn
Long
Trust
Meadow
.
of
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Crum
&
Forster
■ogle Fire Ins Co
;
92
York
North
300
Northeastern
143
Northern
104 Vi.
1.25
of
Philadelphia
■Ireman's
Fund
Firemen's
of
(S
F)
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Gleans Falls
4%
Insurance
64
5Va
'
1
Pacific
Indemnity
32
Peerless
34%
56%
41%
13%
,
140
3%s
Atlanta
12%
Capital
79
Commonwealth
Co
82
60%
Burlington
5
38
39%
St
4
89
94
Seaboard Surety
46%
48%
Security
Fire St
Accident
34
us Fidelity & Guaranty
42
44Va,
US
■artford Fire Insurance Co
lo
143
156
U
Life
Hertford
10
96
104
t
a
.43
45
*
*
Insurance
City of N Y
,
25%
12%
14%
66
71
"55Va
57%
61
65
39
Westchester Fire
Co
52
1976
3%s
St
Trust—25
San
-
Bank
30
32
w\.
;
31%
114:A'!"
106
49
>■'
52
;
56
60
58%-
62%
20
2S
55%"'
59Va
20
78%
83%
A„6.2fl
38%
40%
Co
' " *
'
3%s
National
Kerr-McGee
&
Pen 11 a
Elec
111%
:
Potomac
»
110%
Public
99 y4
-
100%'
Southern
(
112 Va
Textron
161
119
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New
Co
Am
Lockheed
Aircraft
60%
64%
tEx-lC0%
23%
26%
99%
3%s
•No
a
30 %
27%
29%
1986
99
98%
1967
100%
89
-
101
90
102
1981
101%
1971
95%
96%
—_1970
123 %
125%
5s
95
Stocks—
Anderson-Prichard
4.25%
154
-.95%
tEx-2-for-l split.
28%
100%
Boston
Oil—
50
4.25%
pfd
57%
100
preferred
Edison
100%
58%
101
FOOTNOTES FOE OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Co__10
the
99%
1-
100%
4%s
99%
103%
103
Hamp
4%s
Gas
of
Calif
Amer
U S Industries 4%s
152
1976
of
107%
99%
120
,
99%
1968
Co
—_
100%
99%
4%s
j.986
1981-
35/aS__
Elec
111%
:
19S6
3.45s
Mfg
Service
Sheraton
101%
101
3%s
37/sS
Salt
91
105%
1976
—
3 7/a s
99%*
101
5s
90
1975
Mohawk
Penna
3%s__1986
Light
Oil
Can
Niagara
90
1986
Power
—1931
100%
Ask
Bid
& Sons—
(M)
Mueller Brass 3%s
100%
89
■
"V"
Bonds—(Cont.)
4%s
102%
100%
Indianapolis Pow & Light—
Iowa
•
Lowenstein
1975
54%
r
55
.'
N T St 8
Amer
.—1970
78%
2
54
52
_17
Trust
Francisco—
of
1976
4%s
55
2
20
.
,
St Louis Union Trust
1986
—v——-
Hotels
Ask
*
4V4S.1975
4s_
73%
——.t—
:
-
138%
•
99%
—1975
& Lt
Power
Frueliauf Trailer
51%
in
50
" yr"v'
'
42
10
Fire
10 ;•:
National Bank
Mercantile
43%
102Vs
——„i_1938
3
32%
10
Hilton
24
1930
4%s
10
JBonover
u:
*>-.:•
/".First (National
:
•«
136%
(
Edison—
__5
Standard
Travelers
Steamboiler
3%s
78
lo
36%
S
Airlines
—
Florida
..
'
37/8s—1986
Power
Corp 3%s
24
:'73,
—10
Marine
Ferro
53 Va
60-
22%
6.25
Haven)
Springfield
87
56 Va
" :
1981
■
Industries
Oregon
48%
Providence-Washington i
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
23 Va
Fire
81
3%s
—
3 VaS
Co
Tel
&
Calif
10
Chem—
Light—
37%
53%
71
Gas
4s
33%
10
5
~ " '
Bank
Louis—
Boatmen's
;
73 V»
Bid
.
&
——-1970
American Tel
58Va
21 Va
,
Potash
19 V»
X74
Marine
St.
21 Va
39%'~
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bonk St Tr
■
—y
52
78
5
Borids—
American
43%
44
10
(New
19%
.10
Bank
(N J)
Nat'l
Mellon
v
230
:
-
62
60
10
Detroit
of
City—
Pittsburgh—
!.
45
70V» -r
.
Bank
32%
1
18%
50%
68
8
37%
;: 29%
61%
41
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7«; .-1-"
220;
10
_20
10
"(Arix.)— ; "
> *..i
29%
Nati Bank of Phoenix.5
Valley
V- 20%
41%
25
:
Albany.
*33%
Co
Insurance
i
12.55. Jr; 34%
Tr_.
St
National
Paterson
;
10
Bk
Co
36%
48
10
10
of
*31%
Phoenix
Fire
^2
49
County Bank St Trust Co
71
: "
-
18%
of;
46
'38
34%
10
Fire
66
Paul
Bank
10
2.50
—10
68
5
66
Commerce—10
of
280
248
12
(Minn)
Pacific
62
35%
—
State
15%
'36
12.50
Globe & Republic
5
Great American
5
Golf Life (Jacksonville Fla)..2%
Borne
240
3.33 Va
31
•
25
Y-
63
123
N?7thwestern National Life
(N J)
uy
41
270
^ Security-Fkst .Kat'l 'BAnk^.12.50^.
367
'
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50
phoenix
Albany, N. Y.—
_2.50
River—
135
Inc-i
355
States Trust—
__5
Fire
280
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
X
■■'•
25
;
380
38
-16
Co—
Los ' Angeles—
1,
,
42T/a
23/;
100
Trade Bank & Trust Co
2
5
98%
60 "
Inc
Trust
5
10
5
-10
Co
State Bank of N
National
Bank_
;• United
32%
14%
130
:
Co
Oo
St Deposit of Md
Fire Assn
:
131
116:
4
Casualty
Life
■federal
Franklin
87
&
Security National Bank
Huntington
<L I)
Sterling National
-
Ask
44
'. First
.:
^5
—
(J P)
York
New
104
"/
40
"41%
10
Co«-
Freeport
Morgan
6.09
29%
,
5
A
Hampshire Fire
New
120
-
1
20
5
class
Corp
Amsterdam
New
32%
•Smployees
■mployees
Fidelity
112
Nationwide
Brook
365
b
Bank—.—200,
v"
National Banir
;
15.45.
13.8T >
126
10
Fire
New
.
10
430,
National Bank
Jersey
*
:
10
National Fire
National Union
Trust-———
County Trust 00^.-^—20
Island
Trust-—..^——10
415
;■
■ ■
Trust
& Trust
;
National
6.61
„
100
10
■
55Va
36
Bank
(The)
312
100' 306
Bank-
-: t85% •ii'-A'. Detroit
Ins—
C)1
N
;.
42%
.
v.-
Bid
Amer-5
Life
Merchants & Manufacturers
4%
5
Boston Insurance Co
Camden
of. North
Fire Assurance.—,
Merchants
10
.
Hartford
'
:
20
Co——4-^
.
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Life Companies Inc
.
,«<:
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82%
15
91-
88
St
City Bank—
Connecticut
31
28 : :
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Connecticut—
-.i
—20
78
75
Sc Trust—33%
National
Union. Bank
Y_
N
Trust
National
;
Bank
-
Illinois
Bank
National
Cleveland
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t.
Hanover
1
Standard
(Greensboro
:
33
5.64
■
Co
63Va
53 %
12.83
Inc
Jefferson
k
Bank^-
Square
Guaranty Trust
r
34-%
—i20
Rochelle—
National
25 %
Ask
BMI
'<»• "f
and Trust—-25
Bank
■'Cleveland—
'27%. '
37Va
10
Manufacturers
Inc_
Fund
Insurance
;
30%
6.25
American Surety Co
Bankers
37/s
.
•.
Central
Bank
Natl
Westchester
New
Franklin
Companies
40
'
!
99.444
'*'
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*14.17:
Fund
;
„,29%
197
199
—1(|
Trust
&
York——
Franklin
*:• ;
Lincoln National Life
—10
Maryland
Casualty—.—i——1
Massachusetts Bonding
5
*
99.502
99.435
Savings Bk-100
Northern Trust Co.;
——.100
7.15
7.41
-1
7
77
Inc
29%
28
99.484
1956——_—
Natl
Harris
18.39
9.01
Corp
Bank
New
First
11.74
13.63
Life Insurance Co of Va
37
18,
25,
National
-
12.69
6.05
.
1
38
28%
99.546
Chicago—
First
6.54
35
Co_5
'
V
99.530
Continental
*
16.92
1
MutualFund
10
y
City
11.61
—i
Fund* Inc
Street Investing
of
9.34-
v
10.80
& Tr—23
State Bk
Fiduciary Trust Co
First National City
9.56
,y
27
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
Amer Ins Co
-
.
of
35
,
99.575'.. 99.589
Par'
t
265
273
64% V 66%
49%- -.51%
47%
49Va
58 '
: I 63
100.
—10
Bank
12.50
Exchange Bank—10
Commercial
13.16
Ltd-—1
Canada
Wisconsin
202
27%
I
1958-^——
1956
11,
•'■Ask
■';
.
York
Trust
Corn
Chem
'•
26
8.75
25
Assur
B,d
Par
York—
Chase Manhattan
13.62
.
-12.11
33
Automobile
American
American Equitable
99.648
Bank & Trust Companies
•
•
Whitehall
68
;■
99.689
99.631
99.744
Federation
24
Wellington Fund
<
134
191
99.675
99.768
..
Aetna Life
V
Ask
Bid
99.811
12.57
12.50
_1
Continental Fundi—1
Income Fund Shares-1
United
Ask
'
V
Dollar Valoa
23, 1956.
Rye
64 %
Bills
^August 3i, 1056———
\ September 6, 1956
September 13, 1956
13.85
12.25
Accumulated: Fund,—I
Washington
.
12.99
Bid
100.1
99.31
Ask
October
a31.96
Wall
;
11.87 '
124
1-57
93.906
Funda.—1
Fund Inc-l
St Farnham
Roe
Value-Line Income
Insurance
Aetna Casualty ft Surety.,
100.7
1-57
5-
99.863
; Royal
Aetna Insurance Co
100.9
100.4
4-
1-56
September
County Trust Co
r' • • i r : -••
!■■ '• (White Plains N Y)———5
27.-
Van Strum & Towne Fund lnc_l
11.24
10.85
100.6
••
September 20, 1956-
Empire Trust—
Investors
lo
1-57
2-56
99.934
14.63. i
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fund
100.8
7-
wi
3.20%
y
99.944
44.00
Value Line Fund Inc.:
;
'
10.46
.•
100.5
100.5
8-
3.40%
100.1
99.853
Bankers
'
3.04
;
100.2
1-57
3-
y
|
99.896
New
12.68
United
12.02
Ino—1 ' '11.00
Income Fund
1
.
9.57
Investors
1 ,
10.40
2-57
2-57
6-1-56
99.939
41.50
United
17~44
Boston
3-55 %
99.982
13.41
United
7
16.31 '
16.13
100.1
'
15.70
United
a25.82
Inc
Mudoon Fund Inc—
1-56
"2-
2-56
2-56
5-
100.5
13.43
United Funds Inc—
-
lo.ot:
17.54
■burdock
100.2
99.31
1-
47-
3.50%
99.30
14.33
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Texas Fund Inc
———1
18.07
Guardian Mutual Fund Lie
100.7
100.4
3-56
1-
3.10%
i
Ask
Bid
Due
12-
1-56
6-
-
3.30s
100.3
59
12.45
Television-Electronics Fund
18.54
•-
~ Dated ~.
^
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1956.
16,
August
August
a25.20
Sovereign
v
12.64
.>
3
Investors,
.
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
'
3.15
V
1-56
12-
Bank of New
Amer
Stein
16.32
Inc—.1
11-
1-56
11.05
Sterling Investment
■"»
1-56
3-
Bate:
3.50%
100.1
94.31
10.21
11.15
9.16
Growth
Stock
14.15
4.30
5-
-
27, 1956
October 4, 1956——
a38.56
<fe Clark— ;
Fund
1
Stevens
12.92
16.94
1-56
/
100.2
.
Shares-——1.25
Boston—1
(Edson B) Fund—
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
1
Bank
•
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18.60
11.64
11-
-v!
Shareholders Trust of
i 12.55
1
1
Fund Inc
Selected
10.57
'
1-56
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St
10.18
»
—
Growth Industry Shares
Stevens
Common
9.67'!
8.97
2-
51
8cudder,
Scudder,
11.46
100
13.24
8.44
17.00
•
lc
lc
93.16
7.26
12.18
6.88
r
94
93.8
1961
100.2
100
1-56
14.62
Science St Nuclear Funds
13.97 ;
'! 8.82
94.28
93.24
1960
33.50
6.72
14.77 :
"
shares—.
Inst Foundation
33.16
1
Fund Inc—
10.43
7.70
1-56
August 2, 1956
August 9, 1956
Stock
13.45
8.38 ;
u
6.27 Ct
95.26
94.20
1,
1959
1, 1959
Dollar Value
15.54
Fund-
;
96.14
95.18
April
1959
United States Treasury
23.37
Inc.—ia——-—1
.
4-56
10-
2.95%
2i.il
14.30
Fund
stock
Institutional
19.36
22.91
(Geo)
shares—
Institutional
•
Putnam
,
910-
2-56
3.45 %
16.21
.1
Puritan
12.76
1-55
3-56
3.00%
35%
33%
—2.50
Growth
Rowe)
<T
97.2
96.6
15,
lVas April 1,
100.1
4-
9.85
14.79
II.65
>
■
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99.31
1-36"
l-
>
3.05 %
3.14
Inc—
Inc—
8-
Bid
Corp——1
13.29
shares.
Incorporated
Incorporated
V, V ;
—1
-
Bid
99.31
:';>y Due-;!-!;
1-55
22.86
12.14
7.28
of
21.15
10.64
Price
8.53 '
,.V 2.86
Fund
Fund
97.6
97
1,
Feb.
99.7
7.32
1
Inc
Street Fund
Pine
6.70
1956———.—
Pioneer
9.52
99 5
12-
3 00%
Trust Shares—
Peoples Securities
Philadelphia Fund
16.35
13.49
1957———
6.93
9.01
Fund
America*
99.23
96.30
9.72
1
Ltd—.—
Canada
Series
.
8.89
•
1
—1
York Capital Fund
North
97.28
93.21
l%s April
1,
l%s Oct. 1.
99.31
11-
3.125%
5.28
6.34
1
Series
Series
Stock Series
England
97.20
Oct.
1%S Oct.
99.4
99.29
1<»57
Dated
2.95 %
7.40
4.83
68.01
7.64 *
99.2
1957
15,
1958
1958.
1958
'
99.16
93.24
1,
l'/as
—
Ask
Bid
93.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.93
6.77
——
Series
Income
Growth
8.13
shares—
Jtaeome
Stock
10.93
"
Series
:
,
19.27 !
shares—
Fund
11.72
-
-
equipment
Bteel
21.92
10.84
-.i
7.88
17.58
SIR
Ballroad
20.26
Corp——1
Interest
Series———*1
——1
Series
1
New
Baliroad Bond
Tobacco
4.05
Wide Securities Co Inc-l
Preferred
11.94 i
-lc
Fund-lo
Institutional Bond shares
Merchandising shares
Mining shares.
Petroleum
1
3.73
Bond
32nds of a point
IT'hS
100.4
100.2
99.8
1957
1957
1.
Rate
Shares—
Dividend
(
8.98
7.89
Mav
29 Aug.
al5.19
Investors
98.22
15,
Vl%s April
—
99.24
1956
15
1.
15
Aug.
11.27
1
Inc
Corn
beneficial
of
New
7.42
April
43.84
10.27
Trust
1958
1 %s
99-30
1956
March
12.43
40.55
Shares
Nation
lo.ttZ
14.y6
Industrial Machinery shares.lo
/
11.54
•
Mutual
-
.»'•
15,
15,
l%s
13.23
1
Life Fund
Mutual
of
equipment shares:
-lc
Food shares.:
1
lc
Fully administered shares—lc *
General bond shares;
lc
■*
———--——1
Fund
100.2
99.31
93.14
1956
Stock
Growth
Invest
20,
20,
Treasury Notes—(Cont.
lVas Oct. 1, 1957
99-31 '100.1
99.31
100.1
1956
1957
1,
2%s
8.69
12.24
Nov.
Jau.
•Maturity—
Ask :
Bid
ty/;;'!*"-..:,*
1%S Oct. 1,
'I
Trust
beneficial interest—1
Investors
Massachusetts
4.70 v
Electrical
St
7.93
Fund Inc
v.
.
>
12.14
10.90
lc
Fond—
shares:
(The) Stock
Common
Inc—10c
8.26
•
lc
Building shares—.
Capital Growth
3.22
l%s
4.29
i
Jc
shares—
Chemical
lc
3.55
Shs of
;
:
X'/aS
.lc
shares
Automobile
Aviation
3.92
Mass
96.16
97.10
102%
Mortgage Assn—
3 '/aS
Indebtedness—
of
Feb.
Aug.
3.29
1
1
Corp.
Trust--.
1%
3.56
5.34
I1
1957
Treasury Note*—
2.98
Investors
97.6
96.23
96.8
97
101 Va
?.
1, 1971
Natl
2%s June
lc
4.89
Securities—
Group
shares
23.32
7.60
99.2
Federal
'
5.65
24.85
11.11
*
2%s
National Security Series—
lO.aO
■
1,
Dec.
2%s
3.99
5.13
21.81
Fund Inc.:
8
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series——-lc
preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc.,
——
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Om Industries Fund Inc
1
Investors
3.62
Balanced
Fidelity
General
General
lc
lc
9.85
—20c
Eng—1
federated Fund of New
shares
shares
National
.
98.26
—
4.74
23.24
Corp__i
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2.9)
4.30
9.06
}
Stock
Fund
BBectronics Investment
100.11
97.26
100.1
100.7
98.14
99.4
97.16
1960
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
5.58
2.71
3.22
Baton
99-31
1958
1957
1,
3'/as May
•
20.00
i.
2.94
1,
Maturity—*
5.07
Massachusetts
10.72
17.78
1960
4.
Certificates
,* Transport shares
Manhattan Bond Fund
>
2.50
25c
—-—1
E
Shares
Series
'
15.10
9.78
Investment Fund„l
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1959
1,
June
6.33
shares—--—lo
Mutual
Olvewifled
Dividend
Mutual
Funds-
Petroleum
12.77
13.78
1,
Feb.
2%s
100.5
98.4
93.26
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Special Investment shares—lc
15.07
1
Fund
Diversified Growth
Delaware
May
2 %s
16
/
5.86
7.87
14.92
Fund———1
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
2%s
100.7
100.1
100.1
"
2 VaS
June
2$
13.44
15
Metal
19%
Dividend Income
100.10
100.3
—
1957
15,
March
7.20
12.30
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
18.01
18
100.6
1957
15,
Sepc
13.01
6.57
25c
Savles
Managed
18.62
16.66
1958
1957
1957-56
10.96
12.03
1 05s
3%s
&46.S3
20.53
17.13
Composite Fund Inc
—1
Concord Fund Inc
—
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
De
10.04
Paper
18.94
1958
1,
100.1
16.53
Fund—'
14.49
—.i—— -—-J
Inc-,
15.15
Mar.
14.36
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Loom is
10.67
13.33
1
1,
Nov.
99.30
—
Ask
Bid
99.31
99-30
Sept. 14, 1958
Feb 15, 1957
2%s
-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
14 03
13.16
Feb.
3%s
19.74
'/Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
23.85
9.82
May
2%s
15,
15.
3%s
10.59
9.70
12.91
18.10
Fund——-— 1
Automobile
21.97
2%s
100.1
Nov.
Jan.
19.62
7.64
24.13
100.4
100.7
3.50s
1
Bonds)
(Investment
13.55
5.87
1,
3.05s
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks),
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)— 1
8-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
5-3 (Speculative Com Stk)„1
6-4 (Low Priced Cora Stksj -1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
18.93
3%s
Funds—
Custodian
B-3
6.43
Fund
Mutual
(The)
B-2
14.79
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust
■—--1
Chemical Fund Inc
——"0o
1,
Oct.
Fund.1
B-i
24.52
*
May
1%3
a22.45
}
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
3.30s
100.5
15,
4%
General Fund
.Canada
3s
100.3
100.3
15,
1
1
Ltd
Fund Inc—
Fund
Bullock
^California
100.2
100
Oct
Oct.
4.42
11.22
100
1958
1958
3.15s
10%
23.76
100.2
3.50s
Johnston
17.50
100
7.03
America
••i.'.Av
Bonds—
Bank
Land
Federal
15, 1956
17, 1956
Aug.
Sept.
11.89
Keystone
13.61
3.20s
11.32
6.74
22.80
1
5.44
Ask
Bid
Banks—
Loan
Home
6.43
9.52
3%
4.98
Federal
10.88
6.20
9%
8.12
14.08
10.35
of
Co
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
7.42
12.87
1
8.76
4.04
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Investment Trust of Boston—_i
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
Investment
I.80
14.98
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Bid
Ltd (Cono—
Institutional Income Fund-lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Insucuuunaj. onares
x.Jl
<4
Far
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
Net
par
value
asset
k Admitted
stock
,
d Ex-rights*.
t New
.
value.
x
to listing on the New Ybrk'
/ Stock Exchsnve
t.a
b Bid yield price.
^
dividend
•
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issued
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dividend.
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'
Volume 184
Number 5555— The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(465)
Third Federal Reserve
r
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
a
year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$20,276,255,252 against $20,068,387,444 for the
there is
loss for the week
ending
a
the week follows:
7
•
^
Friday of 7.0%.
....
'
.
7
,
'
"
•
-.
2,158,596
Delaware—Wilmington
1,033,740,6*2
1,168,000,000
650,618,043
590,046,474
Boston
Kansas
City i
t
+ 10.3
Ohio—Canton
5.1
+
410,226,873
402,831,712
343,600,000
342,200,000
Pittsburgh
605,396,246
416,378,137
Columbus
5.5
,445,539,241
—
Cleveland
7.0
1
1.8
+
567,183,146
Baltimore
Ten cities, five days
Other cities, five
543,574,445
325,442,022
Mansfield
4.284,260,190
Total
(7
All
all cities,
cities,
one
five days
week
west
2.5
—
issue of next
our
ends
week.
We
Virginia—Huntington
July 21.
center
Carolina—CharlestonMaryland—Baltimore
9.0
District of
was
an
we
appear
the
press.
as
showing
an
(6
increase of 10.4%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
the New York Reserve District
We
present further
located
are
the cities
and
from
(including this city) the totals
this
we
note
that
.-
furnish
a
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY OF BANK
1956
Total
Week Ended
July 21-
.
Boston
ist
.12
2nd New York.
3rd
*•
.10
Philadelphia
Richmond
in
(10
6th Atlanta
•
11,814,638,249
10,734,235,852
-t- 10.1
10,238,783,731
Chicago
Arbor
—
8.2
1,182,191,550
8.4
1,218,150,781
769,768,165
714,072,912
+
7.8
619,837,479
1,157,931,339
+
5.8
944,149,362
+13.9
1,248,175,726
-
—x
761,563,233
718,214,598
*
583,331.096
+
' 6.4
685,864,997
+
2.6
.A
—
7
"
9
"
Minneapolis
11th
.
.
Dallas.
12th
San
6
Francisco
Total
.10
—™__—1.___109
Outside
New
We
now
York
add
City
M
M
620,664,702
?V
703,874,422
567,923,031
549,523,257
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
»
Dea Moines
Sioux
City
.
Illinois—Bloomington
21,342,152.270
detailed statement
$
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Fall
+
638,909,G80
3,461,505
Island—Providence
(12
cities)
5,436,751
4,791,287
630,984,603
3,186,676
+ 14.5
1,240,194
11,509,309
19.583,331
10,914,559
+
5.7
8,186,212
10,913,545
36,866,079
+ 15.4
30,621,094
34,665,860
853,644,833
28.817,800
3,014,511
'+
8.8
—
York—Albany
Buffalo
22,556,537
(a»
152,294,078
Elmlra.
_
+ 11.2
30.344.000
18,265,686
4,645.241
— —
2,673,481
2,644,288
10,311,242,342
3-
Jersey—Newark
DigitizedNorthern New Jersey.
for FRASER
cities)
183,637,815
169,987,576
1,157,931,339
+
5.8
944,149,362
885,015,14#
2,279,002
+
9.7
-
*
'
91,928,000
9,325,626
.4,315,436
131,622,396
7,153,300
17,792,379
9,572,052
10,888,902
89,097,000
•*
+ 12.4
■-
7,896,873
+
3.2
+
0.6
4,035,095
128,520,490
.-v6,120,959
41,140,347
+
6.9
+
2.4
13,078,897
-
14,742,009
'•
+ 15.9
-
2,161,149
•
+ 18.5
9,271,032
+ 16.9
+ 10.2
9,463,353
75,671,000
7,724,549
2f998,305
107,793,223
2.8
—
-
483,515
9,894,257
3,259,74#
4,426,89#
35,238,966
13,867,138
1,366,346
"898,902,841
1,587,840
+ 16.7
932,492,034
—
7.8
+
1.9*
4,507,787
11,954,506
1,609,90%
13,099,28%
7,380,11%
9,412,93#
67,618,06%
109,780,6#3
5,046,766
37,484,127
13,899,599
+ 15.5
-
4,453,461
14,156,54#
2.3
7,988,565
6,223,273
+ 12.8
4,764,041
4,485,587
1,462,078,633
+ 13.9
1,248,175,726
1,207,004.60%
359,000,000
170,361,537
109,585,631
2,192,626
107,363,014
2,165,741
641,139,794
639,665,58#
6.832,493
338,721,856
132,378,106
313,687,84# V
115,306,183
—
7,552,105
•
/
,
t
414,400,000
393,300,000
+
5.4
194,098,563
+
7.5
128,285,464
+
5.9
2,750,478
2,530,571
+
8,7
718,214,598
+
6.0
10,224,452
8,825,602
413,274,831
392,511,706
+
5.3
161,329,496
150,074,498
+
7.5
9.217,346
z
+ 15.9
+ 10.3
.
364,600,000
165,536,834
6.6
+ 17.0
12,144,465
6,189,421
,;
583,331,096
7,606,249
8,131,376
3,801,086
4,900,503
13,127,903
4,430,743
11,516,250
6.4
507,893,323
464,391,881
4,368,056
6,597,574
14,205,231
620,664,702
+ 11.4
.+
v+
.
7,978,260
3,866,348
City—
945,505
Kansas—Topeka
—
1,381,474
—31.6
872,232
966,796
8,812,448
806,904
—26.9
787,093
+ 13.7
163,769,118
Omaha
9,605,839
159,156,839
842,51#
7,763,681
+
2.9
13,789,903
158,831,963
10,717,724
32,177,004
28.7
156,827,035
+
9,365,684
8,669,484
+
8.4
+
1.1
28,397,753
406,089,556
371,654,944
34,866,126
City.
457,854,848
St.
Joseph
i
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
14,726,695
452.866,066
13.323,421
(a)
Total
(9
cities)
+ 10.5
13,055,114
6,463.225
-
7,197,817
+ 11.4
4,925,699
(a)
703,874,422
685,864,997
(a)
+
2.6
21,414,634
13,430,0363,631,336
3,134,860
631,930,933
588,175,432
0.1
7,109,239
2.8
329,865,085
26,231,975
6,923,928
361,057,494
29,123,681
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
•
| Dallas
Forth
Galveston
—
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6
cities)
10,911,906
467,296,414
38,422,704
7,343,000
8,418,157
17,310,076
567,923,031
—
10,907,016
8,264,000
7,959,367
15,828,906
—
—
480,185,667
44,778,075
—
—-
Worth
687,432,274
549,523,257
5.0
203,520,149
211,480,430
5,458,927
14,840,243
4,282,082
122,584,333
120,307,476
4.2
2,456,605
2,102,427
4- 34.4
2,349,299
—
444,652
10,018,082
Wichita
'
145,052,908
8.0
6.6
—
+
+ 16.5
+12.5
5,404,000
6,051,852
5.5
5,354,320
11,889,602
12,555,121
3.3
385,854,221
421,647,707
3.8
177,038,827
—
—
+
7.6
5,935,631
Twelfth Federal Reserve District--San Francisco—
Lake
California—Long Beach
110,015,473
29,229,510
35,836,707
+
8.1
31,621,208
+ 19.9
18,122,320
27,465.404
16,715,897
26,882,471
+
75,359.691
69,106,053
85,592,955
83,275,808
2.2
25,097,973
+
9.0
64,400,233
:
26,454,091
+ 10.5
+ 14.5
13,726,584
14,229,992
5.8
26,791,998
Barbara
2.8
68,414,303
68,965,881
Total
(10
cities)
54.806.716
+
*22,000,000
4,841,626
83,351,270
157,389,943
83,017,249
19,353,118
16,913,369
568,403,917
524,293,817
23,584,559
+ 13.6
18,353,233
8,368,067
+ 27.8
6,165,409
16,563,220
5,669,530
6,547,053
12,179,080
1,345,112,425
1,280,410,373
23,239,541,303
11,858,738,372
28,708,231
21,437,267
5,132,596
166,884,981
6.3
—
669,484,602
13,710,993
38,754,009
168,892,390
1.1
+ 14.6
—
19,363,799
*
8,717,549,654
25,698,019
—
708,480,434
Pasadena
San Francisco
Santa
9,880,826,530
198,230,242
103,107,760
City
5,521,474
227,080,788
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
2,070,385
+ 10.4
_
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford-
(7
2,944,700
742,459,239
—29.5
4,094.377
8,796,528
+
+
4,864,702
*
Washington—Seattle
3,554,449
11,380,802,933
26,420,600
2,722,622
:
13,462,033
-
31,990,150
-
—
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
772,064,153
2,560,174
Jamestown
16,490,992
3.5
131,034,381
9,249,090
570,193
10,168,416
.
-
.
Nebraska—Fremont
3,254,088
2,758,251
+ 15.2
5,417,999
4,800,919
140,552,268
District—Minneapolis—
1,035,083
3,306,469
+ 18.0
+ 31.0
5,993,433
6,011,006
157,367,133
137,146,262
201,998,627
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
2,728,693
—16.8
21,633,746
7.4
+ 15.1
761,563,233
cities)
570,687,117
2.6
1,425,402
i
Bingham ton
Rochester
2,022,537
+ 10.7
Second Federal Reserve District—New
New York
York—
York
2,353,717
4,339,177
31,345,600
L
(4
Missouri—Kansas
13,746,785
28,350,310
+
—13.1
208,601,253
Dakota—Fargo
Total
e
42,540,437
Hampshire—Manchester
South
1953
3,609,581
i
5.1
12,369,269
; r.
Paul—
North
'
11,533,109
Haven
+
135,811,502
Minneapolis
St.
421,647,707
16,226.486
:
Worcester
New
7.0
—
5,793,058
6,324,599
198,745,270
214,142,910
13,254,830
706,328 v
1954
$
+ 19.4
320,600,000
7,538,036
13,983,836
1.
Wichita
1,632,326
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
Dec. %
3,369,817
New Bedford
Rhode
"
or
99,639,573
8.7
1,088,527,769
,
July 21
Inc.
+ 10.7
1,640,295
•
Minnesota—Dulufch
9,180,743,759
706,951,178
3pringfield
New
"*•
9,550,863,905
7.5
6.178,547
Lowell
-
+ 15.9
+
1,665,444,421
cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,004,887,781
2,756.362
River
24,056,354
86,585,603
313,300,000
28,360,775
119,341,077
"369,400,000
7,019,197
17,898,293,413
7,379,807
Massachusetts—Boston
385,854,221
1.071,124,296
2,947,931
Portland
24,060,398
,
(17
Total
*
$
596,990,75a
6,952,415
14,253,159
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
639,665,589
'
1955
619,837,479
12,088,143
Missouri—St. Louis
Kentucky—Louisville-.
showing the figures for each city and for
1950
7.8
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
t.
588,175,432
19,431,690,435
Ended
+
1,593,667
Decatur
464,391,881
5.1
11,030.909,928
94,897,139
714,072,912
1,270,797,638
Montana—Billings
Week
Clearings
New
641,139,794
631,930,933
.
8.9
+
117,911,471
—
Chicago
1,207,004,604
507,893,323
'
3.3
+
1,280,410,373
23,239,541,303
11,858,738,372
our
•*
1,345,112,425
the week ended
July 21 for four years:
New
6.6
"
9th
18th Kansas City___
299,624,112
14,414,922
*
,
885,015,140
-
5,864,506
293,594,387
&,483.595
8.2
12,615,719
Haute
596,990,752
1,462,078,633
181,236,353
8.6
11,339,118
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
1,214,158,249
1,225,329,333
3,375,367
18,023,00#
175,435,129
+ 22.8
20,001,345
Bend
Terre
1,136,575,012
+
1,665,444,421
18,213,000
5.3
47,524,340
South
9,052,348,992
+
"
3,170,172
+ 12.6
+
V
1,280,104,432
"
+ 15.0
+
6,515,525
*2,500,000
Rapids
Lansing.
Indiana—Port Wayne
Indianapolis—.
687,432,274
1,404,320,628
.17
St. Louis
1,214,158,249
3,878,195
1,225,329,333
Springfield
1,522,047,967
"
1,218,150,781
615,996
Grand
$
742,459,239
8.4
20,926,000
197,055,434
-
■
+
1953
*
.•
+ 11.2
.10
7th
8th
New
Dec. %
-
1,404,320,628
215,269,820
_
cities)
Michigan—Ann
;
1,384,530,524
6
.
$
11,188,87#
382,722,277
15,270,429
Orleans
Rockford
;
;
772,064,153
"
7
_
VIA;
1954
858,644,833
.11
4th Cleveland
6th
"
$
y
ciu«
or.
10,539,780
Seventh Federal Reserve District—I
-Chicago—
Total
Inc.
49,222,300
12,027,197
6.1
+
+
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
CLEARINGS
1955
+ 11.9
509,710,553
45,180,10#
10,788,159
381,407,902
6,793,812
_
Peoria
we
9,047,811
245,521,279
502,129,198
4.8
228,750,121
186,123,589
—
Mobile
gain of 10.1%,
a
9,411,638
253,412,766
9.3
+
6,089,507
Alabama—Birmingham
accordihg to the
record
9.5
2.6
_
Florida—Jacksonville-
below,
11.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
8.2%.. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
register an improvement of 8.4%,
in the Richmond Reserve District of
7.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
5.8%.
The Chicago Reserve District "has
managed to enlarge its totals by 13.9%, the
St. Louis Reserve District
by 6.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
by 6.4%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
an increase of
2.6%, in the Dallas Re¬
serve District of 3.3% and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 5.1%,
following
+
9,779,00#
438,149,573
132,146,981
401,400,000
Augusta
week ended
—
in the Boston Reserve District of
In the
1,136,575,013
8.2
—
32,869,078
Nashville—
Georgia—Atlanta
the aggregate clearings for
group
1,182,191,550
+
769,768,165
cities)
gain of 7.5%, the bank clearings
was a
8,755,14V
11,472,129
3.9
353,594,599
132,103,159*
Tennessee—Knoxville_
having amounted to $23,239,541,303 against $21,342,152,270 in the
Outside of this city there
7,331,267
12,649.857
9,217,196
+ 13.5
3,354,51#
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
week
going to
of
previous week
increase of 8.9%,
2,943.032
'
143,497,285
,
_
statement, however, which
6,221,921
2,963,162
—
15,215,985
13,922,938
8,003,395
382,738,544
Columbia—Washington-
Total
1.0
+
Macon
For that week there
week in 1955.
at this
not available at time
are
0.7
+
749,581,070
today, inasmuch
able to give final and
complete results of the
the whole country
+
by the foregoing will
them
9.5
—15.6
53.114,800
4,460,553
23,559,734
207,508,654
Virginia—Norfolk
the last day of the week in all cases
has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
are
same
covered
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
we
week
cannot
+
3,074,606
5,496,821
+
459,242,067
South
$20,276,255,252 $20,068,387,444
Complete and exact details for the
in
816,852,038
—
8.6
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
3,747,905,345'.*+14.3
819,458,403,214 $19,318,806,374
day
Total all cities for
+
+ 11.9
1,522,047,967
cities)
Richmond
Total
1,084,000,00#
12,405,606
16,148,663
13,555,006
—,
Youngstown—
1
—
8.1
288,562,935
582,948,791
59,431,500
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh..™!,"
3.3
$15,175,143,024 $15,570,901,029
days
4,742,399
1,132,000,000
1,280,104,432
—
4.3
336,044,497
—
2,060,194
8.6
+
13,808,037
13,587,750
322,921,546
637,161,435
Cleveland
0.4
638,710,000
Francisco
,
Cincinnati
t
+ 10.3
"
Louis
cities)
1,839,122
4,528,684
+
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
7.0
—
937,339,962
1,227,000,000
——
(11
17,252,196
13,275,469
._
1,755,404
—17.5
4,109,235
8,218,319
15,198,496
1,384,530,524
Jersey—Trenton
2.2
—
t
1,491,213
%
$9,522,480,582 $10,239,692,031
—_
Philadelphia
7,601,001
*4,500,000
6,933,550
Wilkes-Barre
New
1,979,122
1993
$
1,454,412
1.636,423
—11.2
5,749,540
4,577,613
1954
8.5
+
1,216,000,000
4,233,166
6,996,775
York—
Total
1955
1,934,884
4,744,990
1,320,000,000
6cranton_
"
•
1,916,782
Philadelphia
Reading
At this center
.
1956
York
San
1955.
1,653,146
Lancaster
Our comparative
summary for
.
Ending July 28—
Chicago
St.
in
1,794,039
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
V
.
week
same
Dew. %
Chester
Our preliminary totals stand
21
Inc. or
$
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, July 28, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
1955
$
of the
1.0% above those of the
corresponding week last year.
July
1956
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
District—PhiladelphiaWeek Ended
increase compared with
an
Grand
Outside
total
New
(109
York
cities)
City
+
21,755,804
+ 12.6
10,311,675
10,666,896
+
5.1
1,071,124,296
1.004,887,781
21,342,152,270
+
8.9
19,431,690,435
17,898,293,413
11,030,909,928
+
7.5
9,550,863,905
9,180,743,759
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
..
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(468)
Company and
Foreign Exchange Rates
~
certifies daily to the Secretary
countries of the world. We give
passed.
below a record for the week just
JULY
.
TO
1956
20,
JULY
Friday
Gas
Vanadium
Corp-,
3'/8%
'*
_
Official
.0555555*-.
Free
.0309670*
.0309166*
schilling
Austria,
.,
.325150
.209266
United
-
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285562.
.00285562
2.794687
.0800560
2.794479
'•%
%
2.793125
2.788854
■
.261068
.261056
.261068
2.765470
2.762995
Savage
.261056
2.766913
2.761551
v.
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
5.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.782689
2.780199
sterling.
2.793214
2.790535
million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+)
Decrease
July 18,
July 25,
v,;
1955
; 1956
1956
'
or
(—) Since
July 27,
,,345,523
392,155
37,725
110,939
16,210
9,528
87,929
and
461,388
advances—_
Government
Bills
■
,
—
838,330
—
2.658,924
+
—2,491,924
9,153,913
..Notes--:
Bonds
1,17,600
478,370
10,932,693
—
Total
bought
U. S. Gov't,
loans
from
foreign
Uncollected
Commercial
*•-
securities
671,330
-
117,600
108,000
-
u
Bank
23,366,732; >
—'
779,330
•
117,600
108,077
359,933
894~311
23,846,145
4,617,065
__
U.
S.
loans
69,5031
;
259
22,715
_
_
-1,002,604
50,600,547
93,747
+
with
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
Deposits:
115,781
notes——26,326,474
493,535
+
bank
reserves-
_
468,811
■
590,628
Other
260,880
—;
i._v_
113,052
261,300
———
deposits—
-
— —_
availability cash
Other liabs. & accrued
26,816
•
13,265
132,795
+
131,087
—
130,211
—
Demand
items
dividends
liabilities—-
CAPITAL
Capital
19,428,666
3,530,306
•
395,340
-
U.
774
13,885
782,202
—
500,395
-
Surplus
Surplus
(Section
capital
+
271,040
+
919
—
demand
49,305,331
-1,012,290
693,612
—-
13bl—___
accounts
344
+
From
others
32,711
+
and
shown
+
r-
9,342
+
;
63,691
+
114
—
19
Superior
Taylor
96
392
+
45
+
tOet.
loans
loans
of
5%
Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Co. (quar.)
Pe.per
35
million
$25
5
+
individual
increased
decreased
and
—
+
Texas
real
loan
items
commercial and
estate
loans
1st
and
preferred
preferred
20c
8- 1
9-15
9- 1
27c
(quar. h__
com.
7-20
+12'/2c
8-15
7-31
8c
35c
8-31
9-1
8- 2
8-6
"
r
8-6
8-6
8-6
$1.37'/2
$1.25
$1.183,4
$1.12'/2
(quar.)__;_s.^^.__
—
preferred
(quar.)
-
—
8-6
8-23
" 9-14
9-14
8-10
8-31
.
Total
Ratio
liabs. & capital accounts
of
gold
to
serves
1 note
Contingent
ances
certificate
deposit
liabilities
and
P.
50,600,5471
liability
R.
loan
46.2%
.5%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
.6%
accept¬
foreign
on
for
correspondents
Industrial
98,747
+
re¬
combined——
purchased
—1,002,604
1,314
2
Notices
23,165
2,495
1,023
j
including
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in
ended
the
following
July
18:
An
principal
increase
of
changes
$424
leading
million
the
cities
The
ing
the
the
a
and' eommon
those
called
in
week
demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
loans decreased $39 million
New York City, $24 million in the
San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and $14 million in the Chicago
District; the total
decrease at all reporting member banks
was $80 million.
Changes according to industry appear an another
press
in
release.
Loans to
brokers
and dealers for
purchasing or
carrying United States Government and other securities
increased $27 million.
Holdings
Holdings
of
of
Treasury bills decreased $45 million.
Treasury certificates of indebtedness in¬
creased
$27 million.
Holdings of Treasury notes de¬
million in the San Francisco District and
a
$25 million at all reporting member banks. Hold¬
ings of .United States Government bonds decreased
$44
creased $56
total of
Carbide
<te
Union
Lumber
Co.
Union
Tank
United
7%
Company and Issue—
Baltimore
Gas
&
Date
Electric
Page
Co.—
1
Aug.
318
S.
--Company and Issue—
Investment
.
Co.
of
.
.
.
..
'
class
Illuminating,
-
.
Foil
class
Co.,
B
(quar.)
Pipe & Foundry Co.
—.
(quar.)—,——
collat.
Citizens
1st
trust
Utilities
mtge.
due
Aug.
1,
Page
Aug. 14
106
3V2%
bds.,
due
1972—
Stock
1
1
*
7%
106
Corp., 6%
Kings County
Lutheran
3%%
conv.
s.
f. debs,
Lighting Co.,
High
School
due Dec.
1966.:
3Va%
1st mtge.
Association
1,
WJR,
Sep.
of
1975
Greater
ser
July 31
Aug.
5
1
7
Chicago—
1953
Aug.
1
325
s.;f. coll., at trust 4% bds., series C d\ie: 1971_Sepc
1
V326
first
mtge.
serial
bonds dated
Feb.
1,
■
•
Dare.
preferred
The
West
Coast
West
New
England
--20 year
Gas &
Electric Association—
Union Depot Co.—
"1st & ref. mtge.', ser. B 314%
St.
Paul
1
.
bds., due Oct.
"l, 1971—Oct.
1
Indies
West
.
-
—•
•
LLt——
-
2%
preferred (quar.)
131V4C
(quar.)l_2_—___•
30c
(quar.)
—I—35c
Co.,
Station
"*10c*
62'/ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Insur.
Life
(quar.)_
common
(San
Fran.)
Point
West
4:
328
.
Sugar
(quar.)
Western
Canada
quar.i
Breweries,
„
;
i
.
J
-
8-31
8-15
7-17
-
-
8-17
7-30
8-15
5
^
8-15
9- 1
9-20
10-19
»
8-14
9-10
10-10
9-12
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 7
8-29
8-24
8-10
8-10
8-17
,
8-17
25c
—1
—_I—_1./
9- 7
9- 5
9-14
8-31
* 30c
8-15
8-27
8- 1
»»;- *
:
I—, $1.12Vis
Ltd..
9-12
9-10
9-10
25c
.
...
Mfg. (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%% .preferred
(s-a)
7-28
9-
5%-
class A
D.)
•
9-1
30c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12
Welex Jet Services, Inc.
(increased)__
~ 30c
Stock dividend
1___1„.-100% ;
(S.
8- 3
8-3
10- 1
10- 5
10- 5
9-15
9- 1
7-27
9- 1
8-30
9- 5
JSl
,,32'/2c
10c
10c
30c
50c
$1.80
12 %c
6%
37'^c
common
Goodwill
Walker & Co.,
<
'
,
•
.
(quar.)-——
Ltd..
Detinning,
Warren
Fram
Co.
dividend
Virginia
__—
h—
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Utility Appliance
Chemical
(quar.)
v
Oil
Southern
Vulcan
"
trust
Printing & LithograDh Co.
Testing Co
317
10
Aug.
Aug."
1969
Co.—
coll.
&
bonds
S
8-10
8-14
8-14
.
\
i
(initial)'
;
8-3
7-20
.
*
:
20c
$1.75
(quar.)—,
A
S.
Vick
5V4%
cum.
prior pref. stock
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4.20% cum. preferred stock
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.—
37/8%
-Date
Illinois—
_
~
(annual):
A
common
new
U.
Utah
_
.
,
U.
REDEMPTIONS
"
:
(quar.i-Growers, Ltd.—
Grain
Class
U.
lstyrefunding mtge. s. f. bonds-:.
American
8-30
8-31
'8- 6
8- 6
•
9-1
.
8-1
40c9- 1
%
—.__
(quar.)____.
non-cumulative
5%
S.
'(quar. (______
75c
(quar.)_—25c
Co.
(Calif.)
(quar.i
preferred
United
U.
Car
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Common
*.
United
SOUGHT
TENDERS
Carbon
Union
under
PARTIAL
Commercial and industrial
8-21
8-30
_
*
for
deposits adjusted and decreases of $144 million in United
States Government deposits and
$273 million in demand
.
7-31
8-13
—
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except wl\ere indicated) in which
details were given in the "Chronicle."
Below will be found
preferred
shows
8-21
8-10
,
46,168
commitments—
7
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
convertible
4.75%
respectively.
million,
9-20
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)__
9-1
Texas Gas Transmission, common
(quar.)—
23c
9-15
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
—.s__;h%,r $1.35
10- 1
4.96%. preferred (quar.)
$1.2410- 1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. <quar.ii-_s_;_
•
25c
9- 5
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
(increased quar.)__.
30c
9-15
Thompson Industries
25c
9- 1
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.i—_—_
15c
8-31
Trans-Canada Shares..____%_-_._%--._>;iW----i;
$12%c
8-1"
r Transtates
Petroleum, Inc., G%^pfd.>- (s-ai__
..
.
15c
9- 1
Treesweet Products
(quar.)
»•,
12V2c
8-31
Truax-Traer Coal, common (quar.)
40c
9-10
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)>.____:_—, • 70c :
9-10
True Temper Corp.
(quar.)________
50c
9-13
Tyer Rubber Co., common (quar.)___-__—__
:
20c
8-15 •
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)__
$1.06'/«
' 8-15
5%
are
9-14
8- 1
8-15
8- 7
8-7
8-7
9-15
8-10
income
Transmission,
Eastern
5.50%
53
321
7-28
8-31
9-1
9-1
10- 1
9-15
&
earned
8-10
7-20
8-14
8-31
8-17
,
28'/sc
41'/4C
(quar.)—135c
50c
Fenn, common
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Pearson
From
tExclusive of loans to banks
reserves:
reclassification
1955
5,
and
146 '
__
1,062
valuation
$318
$2S4
380
—
Francisco District).
(San
(quar.)
com.
—
—.
—
gross.
"other"
Banks—
Reserve
433/4C
;;
30c
65c
30c
——
Carson (Canada),
5%
preferred (quar.)_;
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—
Taylor,
+
10c
30c
•
dividend
Propane,
&
4.32%
310
—rl,840
273
10,921
—
deduction
industrial
27,543
256,390
.
after
20,886
+
2,513
—
46
—
1,536 O./
Federal
*Preliminary
317,171
——■
(quar.)______
common
9-10 .
/7-31
r9- 1-•
9-15
9- 8
'
8-10
9-10
9-28
8-15
9- 1
9-20
preferred A series 1955 (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
bl/2%
Borrowings—
18,541
—
(quar.);.:
preferred
Stock
deposits—
banks
banks
Foreign
424
+
21,870
8-10
8-10
35c
35c "•
1st
4,/2%
28
,'•
Fuller,
&
8- 3
9-10
Sons—" "
&
L.)
8-15
8-26
Co.—:
Co.
8-10
8-10
8-20
8-20
8- 3
9- 1
9- 1-,
9- 1
9- 1
8-15 .
6-15
8-28
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil Co.,
352
+
(J.
Baer
5.20%
348
—
3
+
55,770
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U. S. Government
S. Government deposits
;
Domestic
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in—
(Section 7)
Other
'
8"31
8-20
9-15
* 8-31
10-15
10- 8
9- 1- »- 8-10,
>^>9- 1->.i 8-10
25c
preferred (quar.)——
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.")
914
+
•
46
—
2,562
Time
From
Total
979
—
banks——
93
Chemical
1
9-
•
9"13
2 V2%...
div.)_
;
Indiana
J.)
(William
.
45c
(stock
Tobacco
LIABILITIES—
603,699
—
Interbank
Deferred
-
—
48
'
of
7%
—2,896
V 96
Co.
Stix,
754
—1,873
+
Oil
Stifel
780
—
25
1,374
domestic
6901
1,5911
—
Co.
(quar.i
8- 5
8- 5
8-5
8-6
-
9-15
—40c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)——.—
25c
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)
^
50c
—6,303
27
Oil
(quar.i
of Calif
Sutherland
18,315,358
U. S. Treas.—general account
Foreign
Total
+
,
9- 1 '
1_—30c
Forgings
Stange
+
i
45
—
13,380
Banks—
Reserve
(quar.)_
Commercial
Stauffer
+
8 V
4
7,765
.•
—,
Federal
with
.
87
.
5,964
vault-.
Balances
■
8-31
8-31
8-31
9-6
$1.0525c
*
25c
,-i:
9c
(quar.i..
Engineering
Brands
'
^
.
Member
in
Cash
+
19,388
banks
to
Reserves
'
372
—_
securities
Loans
B
Standard
60
"
45c
25c
Telephone,
Standard
494
+'
8-14
9-4
8-10
7-20
8-15
8-14
8-14
8- 8
8-9
8-15
-
29c
-
common
Insurance
States
Standard
6
538
.''
notes
Other
assets™—
5,228-t
27
•
26,262
indebtedness
of
bonds-
S.
+
J;..
10,823
certificates
Co.,
Standard
3/
+
...
8,627
■
bills
U.
6,950
—
-
(quar.)
Life
Class
+
1,264
securities—total
Treasury
11,828
54,287
;
—
Treasury
preferred
Sprague
47
801
+
2,362
"
Treasury
rlii;—_—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
_________
Spir.dale MiUs, common (quar.)_—_—;
267
—
—
•
lealers for pur¬
or carrying securities
loans for purchasing or carry¬
Government
-
./>
(increased)-.
Standard
loans
brokers and
to
28,195 :
462
■*'
loans—_
industrial
and
•
—
10-15
' 9- 1
9-14
9-1
30t4c
26'/2c
25,/4c
« 25c
______
"
1955
230
—
—r-'
8-17V-
:
10-15
9- 1 ■"'* 8-14
—
$1.25
(quar.—«r'v40c
com. (quar.)
^
28c
$1.32 preferred (quar.)..—
*(■*■<■ 33c
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.
60c r
July. 20,
1956
50,875
ing securities
'Real
estate
loans.
641~323
190,751
;___
—
assets-
Total
5%
*.)
Co.— '
(quar.)
Power
Southwestern
(—) Since
V
July 11,
84.902
84,902
adjustedt-
______— ——
chasing
"Other
22
items
premises
Other
securities-
banks-;
cash
Decrease
' 9-10 *
•
30c
—-—
(quar.)
Southwestern
,
adjustedt
Other
&
reporting
(In millions of dollars)
Agricultural
23,366,732
outright
Total
Due
Utah
investments
and
Loans
2,801,750
under repurchase agree'fc
Total
.
Southern
1956
Loans
Held
Gas
July 18.*
Loans
preferred
Service
,
8-6*
8- 6 "
8-16
50c
(quar.t
(quar.)
Natural
ASSETS—
—
preferred
4.08%
Increase ( + ) or
r
-
85c""' 11- 1
_y $i"
11- 1
4."
(quar.).
Electric
6,778
8- 8
8-16 '
25c'
13,1'/4C>
Edison
preferred
Co.
54g
v: -5
17,116
■
45c-
8-22
-
securities—
Certificates
'
v"
909
!
Holier*
Payable of Kee.
,
—J$%i 25c
Southern
of
^
When
common___l_'__Lll___-l_ ^,rt25c •'
(quar.)
Southern
liabilities
t
25c
—
Southern
and
y"c
y ■
,/
(quar.)—
banks increased $48 million.
assets
155
:■
-_^_1
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
borrowings from others increased $5
of
summary
issue:
(quar.)__
Southern California
member banks follows:
outright—
Bought
•
'
*
26,734
other
Acceptances—bought outright—,
•'•t.
A
y-r-
lwi
7-27
Siegler Corp. (quar.)
'
"
15c"
9- 1
Signode Steel Strapping, common - (quar.)_^ -.. r 50c9- 1 '
5%
preferred (quar.)_____-_^.-'r_L_:-:__^__'__:,.. 62'/2c
9- 1
.
Silvray
Lighting
5c
8-15
'
Simon (H.). Sons, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar,t$1.25 9-1
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)
-.J__—
tl2J/2c
9-15
;
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co.—v ' > C
' / •
Common
(quar.)
10c
8- 1
7-21
6% preferred Iquar.)
• : $1.50
8- 1
n 7-21
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)
50c ' " 9-10 '
8- 3
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)_i_l__'._*___
50c
8-31
8-15
Southeastern Factors
2c
7-30 .> 7-20
from
Loans to
million.
a,,;..'114
6'
July3l
(quar.).
4.24%
$146 million and
145,141
21,139,380
Discounts
S.
22,852
banks—-
of
cash-.
Industrial. !oans_;>__--———
U.
122,289
+
123
notes
R.
Other
+
1,879
+
this
Surety Co. (quar.i
Shakespeare Co. (quar.)
.
Borrowings
2,002
—
gold certificate reserves
Total
F.
855,988
fund for F. R. notes
Pag®
rr
(quar.)
preferred
4.88'ir
million.
'•*
•'
Date1;
•
Seaboard
adjusted
deposits
preferred
preferred
5%
increased $301 million in
New York City, $92 million in the Boston District, $56
million in the Kansas City District, and $32 million in
the Dallas District, but they decreased $46 million in the
San
Francisco District.
Time deposits decreased $46
%% $
20,283,302
account—
certificate
Gold
Redemption
+
*
Demand
I
H'l
(quar.)___—25c,
Corp.
Seaboard Oil Co.
securities decreased $96
"other"
of
Holdings
million.
"
(Continued from^page 12) ;r
Scythes & Co., Ltd.,
2.789062
2.794687
<>;
Arms
$3.40
2.778745
2.794553
-i
ri
c
,
^
Inc.— '
Paper Co., common
$4
.233350
2.784142
v
2.784246
Scott
.193330*'
%
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
Africa, pound—
" .V.
Extra
.140080*
peso
5
—S^J.
issub: called
Schering Corp. (quar.)
.140080*
.140080'-
.140080*
•
—Aug: 24
:
', A: yPer ■/
Name of Company ^
^
v
Share;
■
.0800560
.0800560
'
.0300560
.0800560
*
-
DIVIDENDS yy
•Nominal.
ASSETS—
In
.238500*
.261068
pound
Announcement
;
.208900
%
2.767017
franc—
Kingdom,
.238500*
.238420*/
.209100
.209000
2.790520
.238500*
.209266
-•
1969^.
1,. 1959—
debs, due July 31;cl964
conv.
.00285562
———
krone—
'
Airlines,
.00435401*
.00285562
.238480*
1,
:j
157
.r
<■■■"*
*
;
.00435401*
.209266
June
Aug.
J
.208900
.00285500
—
due
due
1.017812
.209000
.00435401*
Ireland, pound-;.
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound-.
Switzerland,
+
.324712
'
1.017057
/,
.
_
(Metropolitan), franc
Union of South
,
.209100
-
-
2 U'Jt
.0200791
.324850
.324975
1.018125.,
.209266-
*
156
•
-Afig— i
1
.0385802*
.0200812
.325100
1.018156
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
——.
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
.0385802*
.0200750
,
*
-
1.018526
dollar
Norway,
.0385802*
.0200645
lW,v • •'
—Aug.
■
subordinate debentures due* 1975^iz._-^. ,-lAugi,
conv.
Central
10-year 6%
2.222443
2.223605
2.225597
.0385802*
.0200562.
•
.0313333*
...
Ceylon, rupee——.
Finland, markka
France
.0555555*
.-—Sep.-
».
.
Union—
debs
Products Co.—
4'/i%
North
■? .0311320*
.0309166*
*•
.0385802*
■
_
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada,
2.226759
2.226842
pound—-5
Australia,
Evans
.
' —'V
prefeired' stock^—! -Aug. 27-
A
entire
$
•
$
-
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
f.
series
debs,
Newspaper
s.
t
America—
Company and Issue—
.
July 26
July 25
.£»V
$
Argentina,
Thursday,
Wednesday
July 24
July 23
July 20
of
sub.
conv.
conv.
Page
.
$5
Co.
...v- w
.
,
1962
bonds due 1976;v
York (Value In United States Money)
Tuesday
Monday "f.
-
.
due Feb. 1,
Electric Co.—
Western
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
Monetary Unit
due. Sept+1+-1977fi—
Co.—
f. debs
Trunkline
6%
Country and
debs.
1st mortgage 2%%
rj;
r
Date
••
"V* *F ;
f.
s.
Farms
s.
Tampa
INCLU8IVE
1956,
26,
3 )4 %
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Seabrook
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
*.
Issue—
Line
25-year 37/e%
Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the requirement of Section
Pursuant to
Air
Seaboard
,
J30c
i>)8*15 )
9- 1
V.8* 3
7-31
Number 5555
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
Per
Name of Company
Western
1
;
Share'
*"v.....=4
-
I——.__
Precipitation..(quay..)__
12'Ac
v
Ry. of Alabama_u__L.
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
3.80%
White
(S. 3.)
Wisconsin
-6%
50c
8- 1 '
9-1
95c
9-1
8-6
9-
8-15
Power, common (quar.)__
1887 (quar.)
&
Light, common (quar.)
_______
4 A %
(quar.——
Power
8-6
1
8-14
$1.12 A
preferred
Common
7-25
1
8-15
5%
non-cum.
Atlanta
Charlotte
Air Line Ry.
Corp. Ltd.—
preference—
:i
&
Atlantic
5 V2 %
Atlantic
—-4-—s—
$1.10
9-15
8-31
4.10%
preferred
22 Vic
9-10
8-31
4.35%
preferred
9-15
8-31
4.35%
9-14
Atlantic
1
8-15
Atlantic Coast Line Co. RR.
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
Wood
O.
Wytex
H.),
Oil
Class
Ltd., 5'A %
class A
Corp.,
B
preferred
(quar.)
35c
$1.25
10-
$$1.37 A
(s-a)____________:
1
9-
30c
&
30c
8-15
Mfg.
37Vic
10- 1
quar.)_—____
(quar.);
(increased
Corp.
2oc
7-31
2nd
9-7
7-23
Steels.
give the dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
announced
preceding table.
this
;. ..:
^
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp, 5class A
Aluminum
Acme
Acme
7-30
5%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Auto
7-13
Industries,
1
Adams
Co.
Express
.■(Interim
Co.—
•
zJ.
8-
4
8-
4
7-13
50c
8-
pfd. (quar.)
Advisers Fund, Inc., (10c from undistributed
15c
v': 8-1
Corp, (quar.),
Admiral Finance Corp.,.,60 ceilt
net
investment
net
income
from
and'10c
gains)__!—.
capital
Alabama
$3.50
Corp.,
prior preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
Alaska
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allied
=(s-a)__
Inc., < quar.)
■•
•
Extra.
Aluminum
$3.75
7-31
1
9-
1
40c
—
,
V
____
Amalgamated
Amerada
9-
1
8-20
8-16
7-31
;
9-
j
10-
9-
$25c
12'/2c
'•••
,—,
8-
>
50c
25c
Aggregates, common (quar.)—,
preferred.,(quar.)___——,—_______ ; ►.'■1 $1.25
25c
Airlines, common (quar.)—__—__
3'A%
I
.
convertible preferred. v( quar.
American
Automobile
Ins.
Co.
,/
Book
Box
American
Businesfc
Co,
3
8-10
7-17;
•
7-31
7-16
8-20
87'/2C
1
9-
:
8-
1
9-
1
6
9-17
•1
9-
■y 45c
Inc.—
1
15c
7-30
7-13
8-
1
7-
1
1
7-31
Belmont
10c
7-31
25c
9-14
$1.50
10-15
-
8-15
Beneficial
Benrus
7-27
Bessemer
8-
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
:/
4%
preferred
&
1
1
1
9-
4
12-
3
11-
3-1-57
2-
of
.
from
American Can
American
net incomer--——
(quar.).
Co.
3'/2C
___—
dividend
Enka
American
American
Fire
&
Casualty
7-26
8-30
!;•
(N.
Y.)
95c
(s-a)
9-21
8-
Best
J. V 9-15
Birtman
Bishop
9-
v
1
7
Bliss
7-20
1
7-31
9-29
6%
^Furniture 3quar.Fi.___—_,
Products
American Insurance Co.. of
Semi-annual
from
(N.
American
Marietta
Co.—
.
7
2L—
Insur.
1
6%
(Five
8-21
8-
Booth
1
7-13
Boston
12-10
1
7-16
8-
7-16
9-10
Boston
$1.25 ./„
5 %:
12-10
12-20
35c
9-24
9-
4
9-
8-24
'
1
$1.75
■;
7-
7-31
6
American
j
Viscose
American
Water
Corp._^
A
4-10
8-
1
RR.,
preference
British
dep.
Columbia
Forest
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
1
8-10
7-10
Stock
dividend
...
Animal
Inc.
Anvil
Brand,
$2.50
(quar.)—
Bullocks,
Inc.,
Hill
4%
Co.
Burns & Co.. Ltd.
(stock
class
preferred
A
common
(quar.)—
Argus
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Arizona
Public
___——
$2.50
preferred
preferred
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
<quar.)—
(quar.).———
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Armco -Steel
Corp.
-
iAro-ikjiiipment - Corp:, ,4
Calaveras
Cement
Calaveras
Land
8-
1
7-
9
$1.50
8-
1
7-
9
80c
15c
8-
1
7-16
;
Dry
7-
9-
4
7-31
8-
1
7-16
$62'Ac
8-
1
7-16
25c
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
$1.08%
9-
1
8-
1
Stoek
California
Pacific
4%
7%
preferred
California
pfd.; (quar. )_=.
9-28
9-14
=4.40%
25c
—,
25c
9-14
8-20
5.30%
60c
9-
8-
56 y«c
.
_
Cochran
5%
Stock
9- 1
_;
'
45c
9-
1
$1.31 y*
9-
1
-
:
A
Colorado
Collyer
(L.
1
5%
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
9-14
>
8-15
1
7-13
8-
8-16
8-
1
1
7-24
8-
1
7-24
8-15
7-31
"1956"
Fund
8-15
7-31
33'Ac
8-15
7-31
32'Ac
8-15
(quar.)
31 %C
8-15
I
7-31
8-10
9-10
8-17
8-15
7-25
8-
1
35c
8-
1
7-16
$1.06 »/4
8-
1
7-16
8-
4
8-
7-27
7-20
4
7-20
$1.50
1-1-57
12-20
$5
7-21
7-31
7-21
40c
(quar.)
7-31
$1.25
com.
8-15
7-20
$1.12 A
10-
1
9-
50c
9-
1
8-10
87 Ac
9-
1
8-10
42 Ac
9-10
8-24
10c
9-20
9-
75c
7-31
7-16
35c
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-
1
8-20
7-31
7-17
A
(s-a)
(quar.)_____:
20c
for
$25c
5
6
value
share of
par
each
'
8-15
7-31
75C
8-15
7-23
87 Ac
9-29
9-13
35c
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-16
50c
8-
7-23
;
(quar.)
Wire
(quar.)___,
1
Power,
(quar.)
$1.25
1
8-
1
10c
(monthly)
8-
20c
income)
common
8-
1
7-20
7-19
.
7-16
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
10c
11-
1
10-15
$1.12 A
11-
1
10-15
31'Ac
8-
1
7-13
Colorado Oil <fe
Gas Corp.,
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Ry. Co.—
1st preferred
System (quar.)
Pictures Corp., com.
(quar.)
Colorado &
$2
Stock
$4.25
dividend
preferred
Columbia
Columbian
Carbon
Columbus. &
4%%
Lock's
Commodore
Co.
pfd.
5%%
37 Ac
(s-a)
class
1
7-16
9-10
8-15
10-10
9-20
8-
1
7-16
$1.16
A
8-
1
"T-16
25c
9-
1
20c
8-17
8-
50c
8-
1
6-22
9c
7-31
7-13
$1
8-15
8-
1
$1.37 A
8-15
8-
1
(quar.)__
.
T_
l
Natural Gas,
6-29
8-
1
8-
$1.06
(quar.)
Edison (quar.)
preferred
7-30
8-15
Electric—
(quar.)
Paper,
4
$5
(qrar.)__
Ohio
9-
60c
(quar.)
Hotel
Commonwealth
6-29
$1.06'A
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Combined
7-20
7-30
2A %
Co.,
Southern
preferred
8-15
30c
;
(quar.)
Terminals
9-20
22 Ac
Columbia Gas
Columbia
8-15
Southern
4% .non-cumulative
Concord
(quar.)—_—
preferred I
7-20
8-10
1
10c
7-31
preferred H
5.08%
1
1
9-
10c
'8-15
5.20%
8-
9-
20c
1
Composite Fund
-
7-16
7-16
9-14
1
$1.75
«;
(monthly)
7-31
32«iC
9-12
,
40c
(quar.)
(monthly)
-(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
7-31
8-19
.
10-
'■F;' $1
16'Ac
preferred
7-31
conv.
8-15
$1
investment
8-15
5.20%
—
7-16
8-15
16'Ac
(from
8-15
8-17
(quar.)
9-14
9-29
$2
series
33c
conv..preferred
conv.
10-15
7-30
67 Ac
class A
33'Ac
5.28%
1
9-28
25c
1
shares
preferred
Central
4.65%
27'Ac
preferred C (quar.)
conv.-preferred D (quar.)
7-20
100%
*
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
55c
4
3
Finance—
4'/2%
7-24
8-
9-
Common
7-31
'50c
17AC
(quar.)
9-20
«
Common
3
8-15
9-14
8-
35c
Common
7-13
8-
7-25
8-15
30c
Co.—
-
common
A.)
(two
Insulated
Colonial
7-16
8-
7-31
-30c
87 Ac
B
Colonial
8-
7-25
7-31
$1
2
$1
V-
(quar.)
held)
Radio,
Class
7-13
9
8-27
■
60c
Foil
class
6-30
75c
(quar.)
series F (quar.)
preferred G (quar.)_—
7-25
(quar.)_
Co.
Bottling
redeemable
8-10
Co.—
F
7-31
Products-
dividend
7-30
Corp.—
preferred
7-13
20c
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)__,
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
8-
5.36%
9
RR.
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
9-10
8-10
7
8-15
&
Chemical
9
$20c
quarterly
Water Service
8-
55c
(quar.)
guaranteed
3
$38c
(quar.)
Packing
Increased
California
Co.
Aluminum
8-
$20c
Extra
7%
8-13
(semi-annual)
Bakeries, class A
!
Class B
10-
8-
8-15
1
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Inter-Terminal
Service
8-15
8-15
7-31
3t5c
_i__
Milling Machine,
preferred (quar.)
10-30
43 %c
com.
common
Collins
$1
1
8-15
5%
Electric,
dividend
preferred
7-
50c
Insur.,
&
7-12
3%
Title
Gas
7-16
1
9-
$1.25
,
preferred
8-10
40c
California
i
8-
f'
8-15
11-
A
8-
25c
—_—
Corp.—
Power, $3 preferred
Interstate Gas (quar.)
•
;
8-15
$1.75
—
Elec.
25c
1
$1
class
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Corp., common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
$$3.50
9-
7-10
31c
7%
7-31
$1.12'A
■
8-15
preferred
8-10
9
>57-14
8-15
"•25c
1
1
1
35c
1
$15c
dividend
California
(quar.)___.__
(quar.)~
9-
$1
1
8-
8-31
1
30c
—
Consumers
preferred
5%
1
8-
35c
•
(quar.)__.:_
25c
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
1st
2nd
$1
$1.05
1
1
9
9-14
7-16
9-
8-15
80c
1
8-
9-17
1
8-
8-
-
Goods,-common :(quar.->jr__'2'
Hquar.)-'————JT
5.25% "preferred
1
8-
100%
—
37'Ac
75c
Club
1
10-
9-
75c
,
,
—
Linen
California
1
1
8-
9-15
7-10
25c
1
&
10c
1
6
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Timber
8-
1
8-15
95c
(quar.)
7-16
*
Associated
7%
8-31
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
M.)
7-
62'Ac
--7—
L—
quar.).
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
(A.
7-31
27'Ac
common
L—.
(quar.)
$2.36
Byers
8-
quar,)
pfd. (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)—
8-
1
6-18
30c
8-
Co.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4% guaranteed (quar.)
V.
Co
9-14
$60c
"A" (quar.)
series B (quar.)
Service,
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd..
7-20
$20c
preferred
$1.10
7-20
1
$1.12y2
$1.12y2
common—
preference
Bush
1
8-
$1.12'A
—
$2.40 2nd preference
$2.50
8-13
8-
Caldwell
Laboratories-.
Research
9-10
20c
62 y2C
15c
7
$12'Ac
(quar.)__
.
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Terminal
8-
quar.)
,
7-
62»/2c
Appalachian Electric Power—
4V2% preferred (quar-).
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Applied
(quar.)
5%
8
9-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
.
1
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-15
—
8
,12-
com.
Service
Products
8
12-20
(quar.)
West
Public
C
912-
$1.25
Corp.
9-
9-20
12-20
7-
9-ie
1
7-17
1
10c
(quar.)
7-30
50%
dividend)
(stock
Inc.,
■
1
7-31
6
8-
Clorox
dividend)—
preferred
(quar.)
30c
—.
Trap Co,-of America, common—
(quar.)_
——-
5% ; preferred
Ansul
Chemical
7-18
9-
4
22'Ac
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Ry., common (s-a)_.
5% preferred (quar.)
9-14
10-
9-
7-
87 Ac
■
8-15
1$1.12^
(quar.)_
Co.
lOd
Anheuser-Busch,
,
6
9-21
$1.25
Elec.
&
conv.
Clearfield
12-14
8-25
7-30
10c
—:
;
(Charles)
Budget Finance Plan
Bunker
9
(increased
Hale Stores
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (increased
Brown Shoe (quar.)
8-31
1
9-
9-28
12-28
$1.25
7-
50c
$1.25
&
Aircraft
Claussen
...}
Products
Broadway
fl5c
7-31
$72'Ac
Brockton Taunton Gas—
$56'/4c.
—.
7-10
.
(final)
Gas
Vermont
Coca-Cola
7-20
Brunning
_.
1
8-27
Co.
ordinary
receipts
7-18
8-15
7-10
Ltd.—
Celanese.
British
37'/2C
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields, Ltd.—
Payment equivalent to ll-66/100c in U. S.
preferred
(quar.)
4-10
;
9-12
8-
7-31
i___
Investing Co
City Baking, 7% pfd. (quar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)...
4%% preferred (quar.)
7-11
1
1
$0.4722
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
1
9-28
1
20c
1
V
8-
8-
25c
5
4%
7-20
10-
11-15
7-31
10-
-
7-20
70c
$1.25
8-
25c
1
1
60c
Rubber
8-
34 %c
8-
11-15
11-30
1
4%
7-20
87'Ac
Fund
Green
i
$1
;
8-20
11-30
11-
7-25
8-
25c
—
;—_
(quar.)
5%
&
25c
___———
(quar.)—
&
South
Cincinnati
7-13
1
8-15
,v,
City
.
He
50c
Works, "6%
(quar.)—
1
25c
——
__—
pfd. '(quar.)___
5%% preferred (quar.)
:___—
American Zinc, Lead .& >Smelting (quar.)—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
8-
6
9-
8-15
8-31
87'A«
8-20
8-30
2
8-31
60C
preferred (quar.)
$2
7-25
8-15
6c
7-
$13c
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)_,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
one
(initial)
Hose
Woven
American
25c
and
gains
1
..
(quar.)
_____
convertible
Cincinnati
—
Maine
&
$2.90
;—
*2
(quar.)— __
Bottle"(quar.)
7-15
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
American States Insurance Co,^(Indianapolis)
(quar.)_.—.
9-15
1
Corp.
6
$25c
Cincinnati
preferred'
Bowling
•
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
;—
Smelting & Refining Co.—
7% .preferred (quar.)——
Thermos
9-29
8-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
9-20
.
7%
B
7-31
shares
;
common
Fund
8.:',L
American
Class
6
8-15
A
(quar.)
Cities
preferred
4.25%
$1.25
.
American
7-
21c
capital
common
Edison,
Boston
American
(quar.)_
Corp., common
Borg-Warner
9-10
12-28
Co.
earnings
Fisheries,
preferred
4%
37'/2 c
(quar.)
non-cumulgtive< Dreferred (quar.)
Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp.
Common
(quar.)—__________—
A
1
Tudor
class
preferred B
Stock
income)
from
from
9-28
55c
American
Class
8-
Corp.—
cents
cent
Vv7- 3
Trust
8-10
Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Mass.)
(quar.)
7-20
25c
7-
1
Chicago Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$3
preference ■ (quar.)
Chicago <te Eastern Illinois RR.—
8-24
4
9c
—
1
9-
____i
3Vs%
Francisco—
Investment
3V2 %
——
5 %
1
7-31
9-
Ltd.—
non-cumulative'preferred
San
Investment
(From
7-20
6c
3quar.)——
common
President Lines.
Bond
Texas);—
preferred (quar.)—
..American
5%
Gas,
of
(from
(accum.)
net invest¬
8-15
8-
8-
of
Ltd.,
3y2%
8-21
8-31
9-10
8-
$62'/2c
pfd,
1
27y2C
-
Corp. (quar.)_^
Central Louisiana Electric, common (quar.)_
4.50% preferred (quar.)_-
7-25
Boeing
7-20
1
5%
:
(Galv.
Mutual Fund
income)—.
Bondstock
88-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
5%
8-13
9-
40c
common--
(quar.)
Chase Manhattan Bank (quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common tquar.)
._■> 4% preferred
(quar.)
:
4% preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp.-of Virginia (quar.)___-___
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
9-14
1
8-15
75c
Ltd.,
convertible preferred (quar.)——
Airplane—
;;4!'V',
Stock div. (one share for each share held)
'
8-27
$1.25
dividend)—
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-13
8-27
$1.25
Certain-Teed
8-31
9-12
10-
) 25c
(quar.)
common
Ridge
ment
7-20
9-10
2y2c
Natural
9- 4
8-
2»/ac
American
1-7_
preferred
Ribbon
Blum's
/•kv.vu'.';'
Fund
Tobacco,
7-27
8-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cessna
7-16
1
50c
5%
1
30c
(stock
National
American
MO
50c
(quar.)__
(guar.)
Mutual
7-13
25c
Co.
"
American Metal Co.. Ltd., 4'A%'; pfd.
American
65c
-
(initial quar.)
American, Molasses
7-31
1
.
Machinery
preferred
8-15
8-
J.)—
gains)
Laundry
5%
Blue
Corp:— '"
capital
American
Common
Blue
11-30
30c
__
„—'—
American' International
(Interim
Newark
8-31
12-15
5c
(monthly)
Corp..
9-15
20c
Home
Bros.
7-27
10c
share
Century Foundry, 5%
9-14
8-
5C
;
6-22
8-15
A
&
-
20c
American
W.)
1
8-15
$40c
(quar.)____
Gas (increased)
B
Central
7-18
15c
l;
—
8-
$$1.25
——
7-13
25c
__1
Co.
(quar.)__!—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.
(E.
Bloch
(quar.)
Electric
Oil
6-22
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Central
■
8-15
8-
50c
——
1
(pay¬
(quar.)__
preference
Light Co.—•
4% preferred (quar.)__
4.20% preferred (quar.)_____i___
7-18
25c-,
(quar.)———
Bingham-Herbr and
8-16
i
(Orlando)—
American
Co.
&
8-16
■
9-10
40c
Corp. ..(quar.)
Equitable Assurance
8-15
5%
■$--—
American
7-23
15c
Encaustic .Tiling.)!guar.)—
Stock
8-20
50c
—
7-lf.
8-
1
.
$$1.06
pfd.
Storage
Power
-
(Quarterly
8-15
1
8-15
2%
(s-a)
.
$25c
A
$1.50
9
7-31
50c
preferred
Central
9
50c
9-
;
$75c
.
—
5%
Central Illinois Securities Corp.,
8-10
10c
,
$50c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
5% preferred
9-10
50c
(quar.)
7-16
_
(s-a).
common
5%
9-10
2%
Cement, com.
1
(quar.)
5%
7-10
10-
15c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
(quar.)
B
Electric
7-20
8-
t25c
(stock
1
$12c
A
Class
Central
6
t40c
(quar.)
div.)^
Co.
Limestone
9-
shares held)
(quar.)__
Cold
7-20
;
(One
ten
Central
7-16
75c
t5c
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
Products,
Central Hudson
1
10-
each
Central
8-15
9-
__.
1
(quar.)
preference
Light,
B
5%
^
(s-a)
9-
f1'
;___
&
Mining
Food
5%
15c
Finance
Watch
;>•
8-27
20c
(quar.)—.
(quar.).
...
6-29
$15c
Trust
$40c
Class
12-31
9-17
Power
Celotcx Corp.,
9-28
1-15-57
!
7-10
7-31
Mfg. Ltd.—
Class
8-31
t35c:
7-10
1
(quar.)_____
dividend
for
-
7-13
27'/2 c
Works
Corp.
Catelli
7-20
15c
Corp.
B
1
8-
(quar.)
Wallpaper
(final)
(final)
A
Stock
7-20
7-31
___
Iron
preferred
Class
7-16
7-31
—
12-14
8-
.
$10c
(quar.)
sterling)
Utilities, Ltd.,
Class
7-16
$1.50
1-2-57
$llc
in
Canadian
7-16
8-
(quar.)
9-14
Ltd.—
(ordinary)
non-cumulative
4.25%
1
8-
$1.12 »/2
i
pfd.
1
Corp.—■
30c
>'
7-12
10-
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.
Co.
6%c
t75c
1
$$1.25
common
Ry.
Carolina
$1.13
iW—-
—
Cos.,
Carpenter Paper
$1.12'/2
-.v
7-31
8-
-
Cataract
}80c
"
7-31
8-15
$37'Ac
,
(quar.)
6 30
30c
Ltd.—
Oil
able
1
—
(quar.)
Investment
7-17
1
7-
$1
8-15
$15c
*.
Pacific
Canadian
■'h
Ltd.,
8-
7-31
preferred (quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
$10c
__.
7-31
$1.50
____!
Ltd., com.
Locomotive
Canadian
7-13
7-30
6%C
(quar.)^
7-31
$$1.50
;
Fund,
shares——.
Canadian
7-13
.
8-31
(quar.)____,
Investment
Canadian
,
BK.
preferred (quar,)_^_
■'Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd.
7-19
i
8-10
7-20
7-30
4%
8-15
1
8-
87'/2C
7-13
37»/2C
—__—
Common
7-13
1
1
:
*
•
8-15
■
1
8-
8-
7-13
Ltd.,
common
(s-a)__—
(quar.)
——
i
"
preferred
(quar. >_
Hardware & Mfg. Co., common-
Common
8-
7-30
A
Belknap
Special
15c
Corp.
&
Co.,
(quar.)
preierred
Canadian
8-17
Lumber,
$1.40
5%
7-14
8-17
•
2
6
|25c
common
8-10
4 %
———
series)
Apartments, $3
1st preferred (quar.)
$6
7-14
56'Ac
7-
7-
$10c
International
Ltd.
1
9-15
(quar.)
A
(s-a)_
2
7-31
7-31
(quar.)__
common
7-
35c
37'Ac
$10c
Canadian
8-31
9-15
(quar.)
common
Arts
Class
1
8-
112 Vac
■
7-31
_;
class
Ry.
Bronze
Carlisle
Baystate Corp.
Beaux
8-
*34%c
Paper
(quar.)_——;
A
7-14
15c
(quar.)
Power
Beneficial
(quar.)—.
Shares
Class
7-20
1
30c
(quar.)
of
8
8-
U7V2C
B
25c
____!
preferred
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1947
(extra)
Bathhurst
Louis)—
(St.
(quar.)
Board
1
10-
30c
Co.
American
American
'
1
Co.,
8-
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-10
8-31
Special
t4c
(quar.)_
&
Ltd.,
Special
Canadian
38c
11 %c
(quar.)—
Ohio
non-cum.
Common
:
8-10
C;
&
Barber-Ellis
9-14
I
&
preferred
4%
8-17
8-31
American
v-
8-
5
9-10
S.)
Baltimore
7-31
8-16
American
5%
3
10c
preferred
common
preferred
preferred
Beaver
_____
(quar.)
6%
7-30;
J56c
5%. .pfd. i.(quar.)__
Petroleum
7
8-10
;
93 %c
(quar.)
Sugar,
7-
(quar. )____—
Baldwin Piano Co., com (quar.)_____
;*
6%
preferred (quar.)
;
7-27
30c
(quar.)
<quar.)__
of. Canada Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
i-
i—:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-27
8-17
t60c
America, .common
preferred
9-
8-17
50c
Ltd., „(quar>_—1
Co.
"■■>
9-29
-v
20c
.
.
(L.
4y2%
4'/2%
7-20
14c
__
Ayres
8-15:
v
5%
prior
Mills,
1
8-15
;
7-30
50c
Co.__—_—_*
50c
preferred
8-
1
87 y2c
—
9-
(quar.):——__
of
8-
common——
A
Foils,
Canadian' Industries
J„_
1
9-15
(s-a)
.____
participating
5%
(quar.)
preferred
7-13
8-15
31V2C
preferred
4 'A %
4%
4
8-
:$2
Co.
Aluminum
,
9-
r
Aluminium.
<
preference
$4.50
7-16
50C
Steel
Cast
1
(quar.)__
(Louis) .Co.
Alloy
8-
noc
______
(quar.)
preferred
Allied, Mills,
Allis
27y2c
20c
Steel „(quar.)_____
Control,- common
7%'
5
15c iv
preferred
Co. Ltd.
Telephone
New
-
_"
i( quar.)
common
8-21
7-
and
gains)
1
8-
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
1
____
preferred
Avondale
7-16
12'/2C
.(quar.)_
(quar,)—_—'.Ji
Gas
7-
1
8 13
8-
Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Avildsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—
Old 5%
prior preferred (accum.)—
2
8-10
8-
13c
Products
Control
;
20c
9-12
60c
7-10
8-
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. '(quar.)_____
Canada Southern
9-15
Avco
7-16
real¬
___i
Manufacturing,. 55c .pfdv; (.quar.)
,V'5 A%
preferred :.(quar,)^Jl
—-—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, .'Ltd. (quar.)—
Aircraft-Radio
7-10
8-13
____
Aeronca
Air
1
9-12
_______
convertible
5Va%
7-13
:
1
Canada
8-
50c
Inc—
(quar.)—
convertible
Avalon
7-20
8-10
40c
.—
7-10
1
50c
income
.
r
gains)
Adams-Millis
ized
6%
Canada Cement
1
93 %c
capital
Automobile Banking, common
Class A (quar.)__—_—
7-13 '*
7-10
8-
(quar.)_
prior preference
Service Co, Ltd.—
7-10
75c
Campbell Soup Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.) /ii—
A
$1.50
'3^-..
.
capital
from
40c
10c
Acme-Steel
Co.,
1
31c
Insur.
7-10
8-
(quar.)—_____
(quar.)_
Ltd.
7-10
8-
<
(s-a)
.
Life
States
1
$1.08%
;
from
7-10
1
33c
(quar.)_-
8-
50c
dividend
Electric
(quar.)_
preferred
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
J25c
&
preferred
$1.24
8-17
$1.08%
Fund,
1
31'Ac
1
(quar.)_
common
1
8-
(quar.)
$1,32
-1,3"
7-10
8-
30c
9-
(quar.)____
convertible
Class
7-20 %
7-30
8-20
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8-
25c
(quar.)
t55c
(quar.)
year-end
Nichols
Stock
Common
27yzc
—
Conn.
investment
Mines
Gold
$1.20
7-20
8-
7c
Alloys, inc.—
preferred (quar.)_:
convertible
$1.10
Co.,
from
cents
Austin
When
Share
> T
6-29
1
.
25c
(quar.)—
California-Western
6% preferred (quar.)
6V2% convertible preferred
-
Per
Name of Company
I
i
1
9-
Ltd
cents
Aunor
8-
$1.02V2
Augusta Newspaper, class A
these being given in the
week,
7-31
-
preferred
$1/25 preferred
9-1
$4.50
—
Development Mutual
(12
1,
(quar.)
$i:.00 preferred
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Co.,
When
Share
,
47
Water & Telephone Co.—
Common
:
4
Extra
preferred B
Atomic
we
Line
Refining
3.75%
26
Below
.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Coast
Atlantic
7-31
_____________
(s-a)___-_™_—
Towne
York-Hoover
California
8-15
9-
1
City Electric
preferred
Atlas
Yale
10-
Name 1of Company
$1\20
(quar.)
preferred
,-9-15
$1
(quar.)
Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)__
Wood (Alan) Steel, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
4%
Per
'
$1
9-15
_*_^_______Z._i_-
9-15
\
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Acceptance
$1.20
preferred .(quar.)i
Wood
■
(quar.)——____
A
Santa Fe Ry.—
i
preferred (quar.)_
8-31
8-31
4.80%
v
$1.50
:
class
Topeka &
■Common
(quar.)
8-1
10-15
7-31
When
Share
Telegraph Co.—
,
participating,
$4
Atchison,
7-30
9-1
10-31
40c
$1.50
32c
preferred of
Wisconsin
$3
(quar.)—. $$1.12A
(quar.)Jl
/
40c
Dental Mfg. Co.
Electric
Per
Name of Company
Associated Telephone &
7-10
——
preferred B ,(quar.)
(George), Ltd.,4'A% pld.
Weston
7-31
(quar.)—
Western
(467)
common (s-a)_
(quar.)L—_—!__
1
8-16
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-48
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(468)
8-
9-15
$38c
12-15
Light
& Power Co.—
(increased quar.),———
Connecticut
Common
25c
10r
1
9-
1
Extra,,
8-
1
7-
5
Electronics
50c
8-
1
7-
5
Elgin National
51c
8-
1
7-
5
Emerson
51 tec
8-
1
7-
5
Emhart
52V4C
preferred iquar.)_——
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred
(quar.)
$2.03 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)—
$2
8-
1
7-
5
Empire
55c
8-
1
7-
5
5%
56 JAc
8-
1
7-16
——
$2.04
Power Co.,
—
—
(quar.)——
common
Continental
1
8-
1
7
25c
9-
'
7-16
55c
8-20
7-20
$1.04
10-
1
9-
7
$1.12 te
10-
1
9-
7
1
9-
7
8-
6
$1.13
10-
-
8-25
75c
$1
9-15
1
9-14
111.30
8-
1
8-
1
7-13
9-10
--r."-'
—
8-
1
1-1-57
8-14
1
8-15
28'/ec
Class
2%
10c
(quar.),
B
$1.12 preferred
(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
Class
9-
12-28
Dallas Transit Co.,
1
1
common
RR.
8-
1
7-18
$1.75
8-
1
7-18
—
Banking
&
Class
(quar.)
B
30c
30c
——
—
preferred
3%%
Gear
Bros,
Foote
Common
(quar.)
convertible
7-27
Forbes
8-15
class
87 Vac
10-
1
9-14
$1
10-
1
9-14
class
Wallace,
&
series
Bond
B
8-15
8-
1
40C
7-31
7-
5
Frciman
40C
9-
8-
6
Friedman
8-
6
Income
$8
preferred
Denver
->
Corp.—
Tramway
Detroit
Match
$1.50
Co.,
Fruit,
Class
B
(quar,)—
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares—
Dobbs
Shares,
.
8-15
7-20
25c
13C
8-
1
7-15
Fulton
7-13
7-31
7-23
8-
1
8-31
8-15
Gabriel
(quar.)—
8-31
8-15
Gale & Co., common
9-20
9-14
55c
8-15
8-
117 Vic
7-30
6-29
(quar.)—i
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—*
Gamble-Skograo, common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver
137 VaC
15c
—-
4Qc
—
10c
Dome Mines
;
:
25C
(quar,)—;—i.——™-.r-w—
»
1
Dominion^ &
(quar.)—,
——
Co., Ltd. (quar.)jL_____—
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.),—
Second .convertible
preference (quar.),—,
Dominion Oilcloth ti Linoleum, Ltd. - (quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
•v
5%
preference
(quar.),'
——
(increased quar:)
Dominion Tar & .Chemical, Ltd., common,.
Ltd.
Stores,
Common
Participating
,—
—
Paper
—
(quarJ—
preference B
particip|Upg
Donnacona
8-17
9-28
9-14
i
••
Ltd.,,,
—
—
8-
1
137 tec
8-
1
—
—
(quar.),
(quar.)
Aircraft
Dover
Corp.,
Dover
&
5%
—
preferred
62tec
*
€-31
>
112Vac
115c
.
•
8-1.-
-7-
3
1
Drefus Fund,
Inc.
(5
cents
7-30
120c
119c
12»o
88-
1
1
,7-31
profits)—
7-16
30c
1
11-15
1
12-
15c
9-
1
8-
9-
1
888-
8-
1
7-27
1
9-28
8-15
8-
3
1
9-21
10c
7-31
7-20
Co.
of
7 tec
8-15
8-
noc
7-30
114c
8-15
7-31
10-
—,
Freres, Ltd., class A
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Dupuis
(quar.)—:
&
Duncan
Bradslreet,
Inc.
class
Coffee,
Class A non-voting
lason
non-voting
(quar.)
5%
Co.
1
7-13
9-10
8-14
15c
8-
7-21
1
11-1
10-22
Industries,
10-10
B-27
115c
8-15
7-18
8-15
7-18
10c
8-
1
7-16
12tec
fquar.)
Mines,
preferred
Eastern
7-31
8-
15c
Ltd
Extra
Eastern
8-15
25c
15c
Oil
Sullivan
East
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Association—
(both no par and $2 pax)
12'/2C
8-
1
Ltd., common^
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—•.
General Telephone Co.
of California—
4te%
preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. cf the Southwest— .
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
preferred
4.40%
preferred
preferred
Oil
Getty
4%
Co.,
$7
$6
States
10-
1
9-15
Corp.—
preferred A (accusn.).
$1.75
8-
1
7- 6
preferred B (accum.)
$1.50
8-
1
7-
1
,
-
22tec
—
Giant
Gold
Yellowknife
Mines,
12-
Gillette
Co.
Gladding,
7
3-
8
Stock
4te%
4%%
&
(P.
7-16
preferred
preferred
&
6
5%
Co.
of
7-24
&
Inc.
Gary
Rubber
9-14
•"
7-16
$4
Rubber
Gould-National
com.
V "V
»
,
;
9-14
35c
7-
8-31.
45c
7-31
'7-31
-
-
(quar.)
;
12 tec"
2
7-11
*:■
7-11
-
8-17 *
.
9-20
-
9-19
10-
1
8-
1
v
,
,
v
35c
-
$1.25
7-16
8-
8-15
1
!
15c
-'8-
1
7-13
10C
8-
1
7-13
40c
'
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-
9-
9-15
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5
4n«j
Y.)
1st
pfd.
7-20
1
8-
7-16
7-
25c
8-30
8-16
9-28
30 c
9-12
30c
9-12
(quar.)
7-12-;
.
•
Stock
8-1$
7-16
7-11
9-
1"
8-10
8-
3
7-27
'
50c
8-
8-
1
7-20
10c
;
;
8-15
6Cc
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
$1
6
9-10
9-10
8-10
135c
.<
-:
(quar.)_,_
u™*^_™_™, •
^
10-
•-
1
9-28
$1.25
'
12-28
i.'V.
•'
7-20
8-15 ;
•
;•
■
9-14 ,*:/*.'■ J
;i2-Us:-f
8-
1
7- 6
8-
-25c ,.
20%
"'
v
"
9-15
8-1;
9-
*1.25
r
.
dividend
Corp.—
".i
1
40c
5Cc
*,
'
(quar.),,
"
•
8-31
W 25
(quar.I™
'
;
7-13
•
25c
Hydro-Electric .Securities
••
1
1
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_^_,___v,;
Hydraulic Press Brick Cq: ;(quar.)____,
7-13
9-20
9-28
88-
(quar.)
preferred
,-»■
8-17
$2
5%
<
"
5
8-17
2oc
'
5%
8-13
9-
,
$1.25
Huttig Sash &, Door Co., common
7-18
V
2
40c
(quar.)„
(quar.),™_____l_™-,_
Refrigerator
,
$1.12 te
1;
-
common
Bay
Huasmann
-
7-18
7-10
8-
8-
Mining & Smelting Ltd; Iquar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.
t"
"
7-20
*
$1.06 »/4
(Indiana)
Y.) common
Co.
Sound
Hudson
•
6-29
6-29
.
She
J«2.50
common
(quar.)™';
(quar.),—;™__;
(quar.)
7-20
8-
(quar.)'™___™,
common
Y.)
8-16
8-
1S2.50
(s-a)
'
8-
30c
37»/2C
_r™,„™_
-
8-15
1
9-
31V4C
(quar
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
9V
i"i
50c
*
(quar.)^™„_™%-
12-0
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.
1
7- 6
V-'V-
'
7-16
■I
^-17'
-
125c '
Preferred- B. -(s-a
Hygrade Food' Products;' 4%
5preferred
8-16 •'
8-16;
pfd.% (quar: )2_ * ;
;
^(quar4—Jf-L-—
Illinois
*
$1.25
(stock
Motors
''"*'6%
preferred
Institutional
c
..
«-
•.
65c,
^
1
:
52 tee
7-16
•
.
Income
ment
16J/2c
and
Foundation
investment
1
7-56
8-
1
7-16 '
10%
1
..
8-26
/
.
7-13
7-16'
9-
1
9-
1
8-
2
1-2-57
*12-
3
$3
.8-2
-
4
9-
4
International
Business
8-17
International
Harvester,
Interchemical
4
te %
Corp,
preferred
7%
7%
pfd.
($5
International
International
conv.
8- 1
8- 1
7-16
8-
1
7-20
Inter type
9-15
8-15
Investment
7-31
7-10
8-15
8-
42tec
8- 1
7-20
Inter
Ocean
Interior
50c
7%
pfd.
-!_™
preferred
1
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
9-10
8-17
(quar. l__
(quar.)
si
$1.75
^
6-
1
9-
1
8-
3
8-
t$I-75
iiii.
1
7-
3
R-
1
7-
3
9-
1
8-15
8-31
8-10
'
com.
^
t83Ac
5c
60c
(quar,)™
35c
8-
1
7-16
35c
11-
1
10-15
*1^0
10-
1
9-14
8-
1
7-10
<quar.)_,_
<quar.£
preferred
( guar.
Ltd.—
preference
Corp. \
Share,
(quar.)
i,
Bond
1
Common
6%
(quar.)
convertible
Investors
■
Mutual
(13c
il™l__~
6%
—1
pfd. (accum.)
of
.™1__1_I
:
preferred
-
Ltd.—
(quar.)™™.,
Corp,
Telegraph
A
9-
65c
(quar.)
par)
Breweries,
class
Machines
(quar)
7-2
$1.12 te
(Canada),
Resistance
conv.
$1.40
7-16
7-16
1
cents
(quar.)
common
Utilities
$1.40
7-31
8- 1
•
6-
cents
9
(quar.)
Nickel
preferred
and
21 tec
21c
(12
profits)!!™™,
securities
from
4
*
"
.
1
•8-15
"*
(quar.—
Canada,
itd.
*
•
.
8-26
9- I-
8-
■,
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7-iq
.
10-
.:•••
.
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from
Fund
income
9-
1
>
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'8—
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583Ac
i 'lSOc.,- J0- 1
1-
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8-15
..
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50c
w,
,
•:
•7-20 i
8- I
?
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z.-
*
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7-25
51c : L 8-1
31tec
Ltd.—
*-
V
*
I,
8-
7-26 '"-t-
'•d
Institutional Growth Fund (5c from Invest¬
9-13
7-16
8-
-
•/«;30c
(quar.),
_L
(s-a )
Shares
9-
8-
i
50c
from
9- 5
$1-
<;53 y«e •
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9-14
■-—
preferred,) (quar.)__
Induction
Ingersoll-Radd Co, common
7
9- 1
*
(quar)':___,_ J_,J,,____-
preferre0 ;
,
7-18
19c
-
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$1.50 convertible particl pfd.- tquar.)™
137-teeImperiaJ Life Assurance (Canada; (quari),,^ - .)50c->
Indian Head Mlll^i Inc; (Mass.)—.1 - ;
7-16
7-11
«•
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preferred1 (quaE.)i_i™___l^ljL:__i ^
4.7O%
:
7-18.
7-
%
*iquar.)'_z'"_2-_l^_"_^__^_^_™~-_^
4.20'% "preferred.
4.26%
preferred f (quar.) _'
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4.42%
preferred
(quar,),^,^™.;.,^!!,
7-16
.'7-31
'7-20
,
,vf
8-
3€e .11*. 8-26
4.08%
t
v 7.-20
*, 6-29
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■
4'%- preferred
a-
8-
$i>-
$1J25
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Illinois 'Brick" Co.") <
■
• - s1
25c
9-14
8-31
$4
7-30
7-14-
150c
10-15
t75c
10-15
9-15
t7c
8-14
7-31
Investment Foundation Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Batteries, Inc.,
' "
7-16
(quar.),,™
(N.
preferred
Howe
7-20
35c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada) —
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Goodall
7-20
1
3
8-
7-31
>
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Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
60c
1
8-
TVv-n--
(quar.)_^—
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Corp.
t50c
(quar.)
8-
56 %c
(quar.) %:
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
4%
;
40c
_
t17tec
™^__™%v
<N.
(N.
Barbizon,
Syracuse
8-15
53Vac
55c
59%c
50c
7-13
(quar.) .___—_^"________™™
Hotel
7-16
America
Semi-annual
1
8-31
37 tec
pfd.
Co, Ltd, $5
(interim)
preferred
Hotel
7-16
7-10
56V4C
7-23
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Hotel
7-14
5713c
(quar.)
8-17
•
i
preferred
common
class
60c
J
(quar.)
Republic Insurance
40c
five
«v*%c
5%
Co.
common
20%
Co.,-common
3
7-3
-
common™
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Hardart
&
5%
7-24
•.
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5
7-
7-31
J
-4—
(quar.)
preferred
B
4 te %
8- 1
Co.
dividend
Glatfelter
Globe
&
8-10
•
4c
■
Co,
Horder's,
Horn
8- 1
50c
(quar.)—
McBean
4
11-
:
approval),™
(increased)™™,—,,
Insurance Co.
Class
8-15
55c
J 15c
9-
..V
Renfrew
$4.25
"
Ltd.—
(Interim)
each
superintendent
(quar.)
Co,
9-10
8-10
8-31
-
■/
Manufacturing
Hoover
-
7
59c
,
(quar.)
preferred
for
to
(quar.)
preferred
'Home
.
(quar.)—
7-16
7-31
4c
•
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Stores,
.
—
1
11-15
>;>'
>
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Sugar,
8-15
8- 1
<
share
-Hooker'Electrochemical,
7-31
7-31
8-15
8- 1
'
7-16
•
—
Products—
International
Goodyear Tire &
IV2C
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
Eastern
37tec
€7tec
HOc
t$1.25
(quar.)
7-16;
1
72c
A
$5 2nd preferred
1
7-20
7-16
Racing
Common
common
.11-
1
9-25
181.25
series H-D
.(quar.)___.
Co.
(Charles
Holt
8-
J3%e V'M
:- ;$1.25'8* 1
^ - ;'.40c a- ' €-15
5c
8-15
Steel Wares,
4.75%
6
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
...
.
8-
*
15c
preferred A (quar.)
5%
,
Corp.,
4V»%
130c
Ducommon Metals & Supply Co.
Dun
Ltd—
(quar.)—'
Corp.
r-
r
i ;
1
8-
*- 122 tec
(quar.)___,_—
common
Holly
•
preferenoe series A (quar.)
General
earned In¬
Securities,
;
•
8-
8-1
■J ' 60c
(quar.
Powder
12-
-
25c -
<quar.)_^_i
Light
Corp.
Holly
1
6-30
60c
(quar.)
Canada
Publia "Utilities
Shoe
General
1
10-
^
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
1
8-22
____2
(quar.)
preferred
General
8
8-22
-
8
50c
..
Special
11-15
4%
Corp.—
Motors
General
8-15
1
•
—,,—
preferred A
Pont
$5
6-30
912-
Dumont Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.—
Du
,$3.75
.
75c
(quar.);
11-26
9-1
1 t4Cc
;
(quar.),,_„
Cement
Hobart
.7-10
Mills
130c
(quar.)__
Marx
Hilo Electric Light,
Gas
General
12-17
,
8-17
-
'
Common
€--1
Dynamics
7-14
9-10
i
1
7-20
$1
8-1
35c
8-1
•'
34c
9-10
15c , r $- 1
;
$2
10- I
1 35c
9-15
$1.75
9- 1
<
55c. j €-10
1
;
■
It-
"
12 tec ', .8-
~
81.25
stockholders
preferred
Higbie
,
■3«ia
7-16
$3
from
.
and 5 cents from net realized securi¬
come
ties
T
9- 1
8-15
—....
...
:
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Corp.'— >
;
Stock dividend payable In comnou>n.
O.OW5% •
€-15
.Stock dividend payable In common.. —Q.OQ7&%
11-15
Stock dividend payable in common
0.0075 % 2-15-57
General Industrial Enterprises (quar.)—_—1
- * 25c
r 741
General Metals (s-a)_,
—60c-8-15
10- 1
10- 1
^
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
General
" 8-17
11-
—
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
General
35c
!
(quar.)
Co.-
preferred
7%
8-15
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)___
RR. (s-a).
common (quar.)
4%Cpreference (quar.),,
Rockaway
Dravo Corp.,
Service
7%
7-20
9-4-
-
preferred (quar.)—
Inc., $1.40 prior preferred (quar.)—
General
t3lV<c r
;
_■
;
1 •81.25*
common
(One
&
Mining
Hires
.f
*
(quar.)_;._
Subject
and
Hercules Gallon
,
60c
•
$1.50
15c
V
'
Co, Ltd, class A^,—
of America, 4V2% pfd. (quar.)j.i
Co,
Hercules
7-20
62tec
15e
37tec
i>:r?
(J./F.)
Hecla
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
8- I
8-1
7-31
7-31'
«•
—
^quar.)
common
General Cigar Co., common
6-2»
7-31
-
50c
Preferred
Douglas
,
$8
7-16
60c
Inc., common..,—
Dorr-Q liver
Co.,
General Baking
7-16
20c
(Initial quar.):
& 8ons
dividend
Stock
Gas,
7-31
20c
Donnelly (R. A.)
4%
-
8-15
110c
U(kr
preferred
conv.
$1.50
Gas
1
8-24
9-
1$1.25
> HOC
j 125c-
preference (quar,)
—
1,
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd. (quar.),
Donald Ropes & wire Cloth, Ltd.—
•
7-17
6-31
112 VaC
1
!——
(quar.)
$1
80c
57-31
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5% " preferred
$ Dominion Bridge
Dominion
25e
25c
-
(monthly),—
Fields
5%
Co.,
15c
56V»c
7-18
V
76c
•
Y.)
Electric
3%%
,
8-1
8- 1
8- 1
9- 1
10- 1
$1
14c
common
$6
25c
Oil
Dominguez
-
Corp.,
preferred
1st
7-3!'
cents "
6
*,1
held.-
Corp.
Hecht
8-1
12tec
class
Industrial'Securities
$3.50
Hat
8-20
7-10
8-
Co.,
and
(quar.)_,
(N.
Haydock Fund
8-20
,
30
7
■
Schaffner
Hartz
7-20
9- 1
7-31/
8- 1
8-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
dividend
Hartford
8-24
.
87tec
1
(quar.)——
Funsten (R. E.)
Co.,. common (quar.),.—
4te% convertible preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.),,,—
Dodge Mfg. Co.
common class A
(quar.)
AA
(quar.)———.—;— :
Fuller
2c
'
—:—
—.—
7-20
Brush
Hart
*
7-14
9-
/
banks
of
r
3-29-57
$1
25c
25c
"
8-15
—.—x.—
'
.—L,
(quar.).—
Com.
Common
—;
—
——
—
(quar.)
preferred
Froedtert
i
(quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund—
Beneficial shares
4%
;
(quar.),—
pref.
A
Inc.,,—
dividend
2%
2%
2%
...
25C
;;—.——
;
Inc.
Houses
Extra
class
(quar.)
Corp.
Dividend
7-10
—
Ltd.—
Construction Co.,
convertible
$1.50
Divco
7-10
1
;
—
9-15
i
*
Ltd.,
Funds,
shares
-
7-13
8-15
11-15
7-31
9- 1
9-28
12-28
7-16
Cementing Co.
quarterly
H-C
Stock
-
•
6
8-
7-20
7-31
17tee
common
Well
Oil
Hanover Bank
8-15
8-1
8- 1
dividend
Stock
1
8-
T,__—
shares—,1—
interest
Beneficial
Disher Steel
Stock
8-
class
common
dividend,!
Stock
Co.,
preferred
Series,
6
7-
4
10c
10c
!—.—15c
(quar.),,.—
35c
—
Trailer,
Freuhauf
1
45c
37 VaC
(quar.):——
A (quar.)——,——
preferred
DiGiorgio
9-
9-15
lVaC
I
5%
8-17
8-15
-
7-16
1
(quar.)
Cotton
Hamilton
:;..>
7-20
J12V2C
t$1.12te
(A. J.), Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.),.——————
(L.) Realty iquar.)
Quarterly
Frito Company
8-15
1
9-
$1
(quar.),,:
common
12-
12-15
62 VaC
preferred (s-a)
Stock Yard Co. (quar.)
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)—
$2,/it-$3I/a
Denver Union
Diamond
.
4
9-
$2
!
(quar.),
4
•*
•'
8-24
8-15
9c
————---.
1
•8-
(quar.;:l__L,_^_
Co.
Mines, Ltd.
Hamilton
7-13
common
——;—.—s—6c
series
25c
4te%
(increased quar.)
A
Hallnor
7-19
7-
Bros.
Extra
(quar.)
$0.215625
(voting
- "
—
——•
30c ' 9Inc.— v. V "
non-voting) (quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds,
and
'
8-
37 tec
-
i30c;;
Increased
'
8-16
8- 1
8- 1
preferred
7-11
Halle
'*»'
v
.
32V2C
:.—
1
3% %
.
V
59c
:
J.t,dr $1.60 pfd*.
Gas
Halliburton
<
?
,
8-16
8- %
f
—
Common
7-16
i
Hercules
93%c
7-31
8-15
11-
82
\
,
Products,
Gurney
Hagerstown
i
8-16
-
•
(quar.).*,.a.———
& Machine Corp.—
1
Dennison Manufacturing—
y
r
7-18
9- 1
$1.75
'
1
112 tec
:t. {-
June
Insurance
Hazeltine
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
9-
30c
1
9- 1
V
12-
8-15
investment' income)
net
j'Quarterly
1
8-
,
7% preferred (quar.)—
Stores, Ltd., class A
(quar.),
8-15
8-
$1.25
12 VaC
8-
-7-18
1
1
1
1
<12-10
(
preferred (quar.;—
preferred
(quar.»___
$5
7-23
8- 1
8- 1
9-14
8889-
40c
:
,
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,; Ltd.
■J (New com. initial quar,)
—
,
65c
5c
1
3
7-14
55c
'
9-
(quar.)
ending
year
Lite
$5
8-13
7-31
8-3I
Sterling Inc.,
7-10
8%c
Gulf
7Vzc
z
1
9-10
1
*7.
(quar. )_,^,™
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
-
90c
$25
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
(Ga.) (quar.)
—
9-
'
0
$1.12'/2
Co.—
(quar.)
First
7-10
8-
iftg
7-31
Bank
City
9-15
=.
6
25c
Industry Shares—
from
8-13
,
9-
$1.19
'
8-30
56V«c
9-10
)12 'tec
'
(Texas;~
pfd.
conv.
Society
8-10
9-10
(quar.)—-
8-17
6oc
(quar.)^.-,^*__cc_i._'_™'
Grolier
8-10
.;<■ 8-16 :
(quar.)—
common
Rubber
&
preferred
National
7-10
8-
$1.13
(quar.)
—~
Davenport Water, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
_—,
.Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
—
Day-Brite Lighting (quar,),
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8%
preferred
(quar.)—
Deerfleld •'Glassine
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light Co.
(quar.) —
4te%
Fitzsimmons
1
$1.06
preferred
Tire
Firestone
%
12-
Corp.,
General
9-10
10c
Co.
Growth
1
(s-a)
8-
39c
:
V ' (70 cents from capital gains realized dur-
8-31
17c
Firth
8-
7-20
7-20
8-
<
8-27
8-31
Equipment
Griggs
9- 1
8- 1
■
First
$1
3
1
J35c
——20c
$2.25 preferred (quar.).,
Association of
Philadelphia
7
50c
Co., 6%:
8-
(quar.)—,
pref.
Grlesedieck
£
11-16
4
9-
'
8-28
9- 1
—-
Grain,
financial
1
50c
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
———-—
4te% preferred (quar.),——
7%
8-
9-28
.
——
12-10
82
2-17
15C
1
L.)
8-16
.
11-16
,
(liquidating)-™^^.
Building
Green* (H.
8-28
8-28
5%
62V2C
■
12-10
_•
B
Grteley Square
.
National Mortgage Association—.
9-14
8-15
Class
,
7-20
•
82
$2
(s-a),,.—_
Coal Co.,. Ltd^(quar.)„,
A-
7-13.
;
8-17
(quar.)__i_L___ll_l__-:
A
7-15
.
8-17
9-10
-
!
Quarterly'
West
"
11-
9-10
$2
'
:
(quar, )ij__j:
preferred
Great
30c
(quar.),,.
Fire
9
11-
87 Vic
Light,
&
3
8-M
8-
$2
^
Lakes
4.40%
8-17
11-18
9-10
Quarterly
;-Vv
!
8-28
/.
Co.
Great Southern Life Insurance
68%c
200% ./•
'•
-
Warehouse, (stock div.)
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)
Fifty Associates (Boston, Mass.)
8-10
4
12-
9-28
(quar.)
A
Power
9-
28c
'
7-16
®
8- 6
8-1
.
15c
—.
—
-■—,—
Monthly
9-14
$1.75
-
Federal
7-16
28c
-
Pfd. (quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3'/2%
Dartic. pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Ocrp., class A (quar.):
Dallas
1
9-29
4c
20c
—
common.(quar.)__—
preferred
(quar.)
■
>
(quar.)
Corp.,
8- 1
8-15
8-15
8-15
..
20c
Federal
9-10
8-15
—,
Ltd., $1.40
Insurance (quar.)
7-14
10-
25c
^ 35c
*
—
Compress &
Federal
7-14
1
$2
Porster,
&
1
8-
50c
&
Corp.
Crum
8-
25c
International, class A (quar.)
Seal (quar.);—
;
8% preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
Cork
Crown
Crown
9-
10c
(quar.)
A
class
Crossett Co.,
5%
Shoe,
Craddock-Terry
8-15
"7-16
9-10
12-10
$2
Dredge & Dock (quar. )__,c
Great "Northern Paper, common (quar.)__.
8-15
9- 1
12- 1'
8-28 .
9- 1
$1.50
-
dividend
Initial
12-14
9-11
$2.50
Craig Systems, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Cribben & Sexton, 4te%
pfd. (quar.)———
-
-
Y.)
(N.
'
$1.50
:
40c
Union
Grand
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)^,_—
Grace National Bank
5
7-16
When
Share
*
Co.—
preferred
Class
$1-25
$125
20c r
$1.12te
...
—
Co
preferred
5te%
•6-15
6%
(quar.)
(quar.),—.—
.—
Federal
6
lor -
(quar.)
convertible
5%
1
11-
7-
-
,,
——
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Bros.
Stock
8-28
8-15
(final) —
preferred (s-a) —
American
Mfg.
Fate-Root-Heath
11-15
8-
Gas
River
Fedders-Quigan
$2.50
Ltd—
dep. receipts ordinary
&
Extra
7-13
7-31
1
9-6
r
,
preferred (quar.)
Instrument Corp.
8%
Camera
Farmer
1
$2.50
(quar.)—
Fall
Fanner
8-15
9-
Co.,'
Fairchild
9-15
8-
■
A (quar.)
preferred A (quar,).
Fairbanks
7-30
9-
7-30
$1.25'
8-31
$1.18% " 8-31
10c
.7-31
60c
7-30
tlOc
7-31
preferred
-
8-21
1
9-30
|
held)—
share
common
Erlanger Mills, common
4te%
prior preferred
8-13
8-20
25c
8- 1
8-15
of 4% non-cum.
(one share
7-27
17 tec
.'9-27
'
6-30
$5
10-
45c
8-10
8-15
$5
93 %c
8-10
8-17
8-21
&
»
,
7-31
7-23
8-24
20c
Courtaulds,
8-20
7-31
35c
Rubber Co
——-——
25c
Corp. (quar.)
25c
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
—
25c
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
—
—
17 tec
Corporate Investors, class A (quar.),—
117 tec
Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd. (quar.)——Cosmopolitan Life Insurance—
1 •
Quarterly
•
1
9-
Copeland Refrigeration
Cosmopolitan Realty
8-15
1
8-15
—,
redeemable $2.50 par value preferred
\
8-17
R
6%
preferred (quar.)—
•' '"8% preferred B (quar.),.
"
8%
preferred A (quar.).
8% preferred B (quar.),
'
8% preferred A
(quar.)__i.—
* 8%
preferred B (quar.)cl
7-18
Equitable .Credit Corp., 50p pfd.- (quar.)—
12V2C ' 9- 1
60c
preferred
(quar.),
i.—' 15c
8- 1
Equity Corp., common (annual);.
—— '
15c ; *7-31
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
—
50c
9- 1
Erie Forge & Steel, common (quar.),,^
* 5c ',
8-10
6%
1st preferred
(qpar.)—
15c
8- 1
5% 2nd preferred (quar.),—'
62VzC
8- 1
Erie & Pittsburgh RR«, guaranteed (quar.) "
87tec •
9-10
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred A
(quar.)
81.25
9" f
-«
42l/ac
V
(quar.),,,—
Stock dividend
7-12
8-
&
Tire
Cooper
9
1
7-20
v,
(Ont.) <s-a)_—
Lines (quar.) —
Insurance
Life
Enamel
—.™™,
Group Associates (quar.)—
&
Heating
Products, Ltd.,,.——»
each
(quar.)
Continental Transportation
8-
8-20
8-
6%
7-13
Co.—
Employers
$1.25
(quar.)——
common
Empire
9-20
32 tec
New York— •*
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (quar.),
—-—*Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)
—
Consumers Power Co., com. (quar.)
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
——
4.50%
preferred (quar.),—
4 52%
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, com.
(quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)———
Continental
American
Life Insurance Co.
(Wilmington, Del.) (quar.)—
———
Can Co.,
7-16
1
40C
$5
preferred
1
125C
Consolidated Edison Co. of
$3.75
Millwork
8-
7-13 J
1
<W.
Great
preferred
(quar.),,
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
—-
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd. (s-a)
Consolidated Dearborn (quar.) ,—-—-——
phonograph (stock div.)__
Electric
District
Grace
1%
30c
,
Name of Company
'
1
25c
Corp
(quar.),,—
Co.
8-
30c
30c
3c
Watch (quar.),—
Radio &
56'Ac
(quar.)
——
Investment
Mfg.
10c
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Copper Mines
(quar.
4.50%
Continental
12- 1
preferred
47V2C
$1.90
Connecticut
Associates
common <quar.)—
(quar.),,—
Elastic
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Products,
4te%
I
9-
Sugar
Eastern
Ekco
Association (Toronto) —
Confederation Life
7-27
8
t20c
t37c
(quar.)—
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
Per
of Rec.
Payable
25c
8-22
50c
8- 1
$1.12te
8- 1
"' 25c"1 8-1
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Hoideri
When
Per"
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Name of Comvany
9-15
,
Volume 184
Number 5555... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
.
«
Island— • -
^
-
Share
j.' "• P.*
37%c
7-18
10-17
11-
Gas
10-17
Electric,
preferred
Service
3.90%
8-
1
$1.05
8-
1
20c
-
9-
9-
_
.
Co.,
preferred
9-
933Ac
(quar.
Public
3.75%
45c
$1.09
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
preferred
(quar.)
' -/>/ - ': -■
Southern
Utilities,
com.
(increased)
4%%
preferred
$1.76
(quar.)_
convertible
Ironrite, Inc., 55c
Mailman Corp.,
9-
8-15
9-
conv.
5%
convertible
Metal
8-15
preferred
&
Heintz. Inc.
(quar.)
(P. L.) Co., 5% pfd. taccum.)-!
Telephone (N. Y.), common...
Jacobs
20c
5%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
_
Jantzen, Inc., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.).
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
Jewel
Tea Co., 3%%
Kaiser
Aluminum
$1.25
4%%
New
15c
(quar.)___
preferred .(Initial)
4%%
Kansas City power &
1
8-
8-31
9-
9-
1
:
1
9-
95c
»
IV
$1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
McCord
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
;
City Stock Yards Co.
preferred (quar.
5%
f
Kansas
Power
4(4%
4%%
&
Light,-
of
3(4%
McKee
$1.25
10-
9-
7
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
McWilliams Dreoging
(quar.)
■
10-
87 VaC
3%%
Keystone
Custodian
special
(A
profits
net
of
Funds
and
"Series
from
cents
41
regular of
income)
a
cents
4.307«
65c
8-15
7-31
$2.50
12-30
50c
9-10
1
8-17
$1
8-1
7-23
V 8c
8-20
7-31
22 VaC
1st
7%
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
La
Lambert
Class
B
Lamson
&
5%
■
$5
Lee
&
Portland
Valley
Stores,
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros..
Co.,
15c
8-10
7-31.
7-13
Monongaheia
7-31
96'4 c
8-
1
9-
4
8-
8-20
8-
8-
1
7-20
9-17
8T15
6-29
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
:
40c
_
$15c
.___
4
Corp.
% '25c
8-31
(quar.),
9-
$1
."
35c
Co.;
8-10
11-
1
7-10
1
10-10
7-19
7-19
(8
1
8-
50c
9-
1
.9-
87V2C
Special
1
8-15
Narraganseit
9-10
8-17
National
12-10
1-16
50c
3-9-57
2-18
,
!
.
capital (quar.)
original capital (quar.)
$4.30 oriarinal capital (quar.)
8-17
1-10-57
11-16
National
$1.10
3-9-57
2-18
National
25c
8-
1
7-14
llViC
common
9-10
$1.10
9-
pipe
Co.,
common .(monthly)_
»
8%
preferred
(quar.)
4
preferred (quar.)___
8%
$1
Lone
Boston
Star
4.75%
8-20
9-18
1
9-20
1-2-57
10-
Gas,
commorr
Lighting
Lorain
&
5%
Coal
Dock
convertible
Lorain
Power
&
4.16%
preferred
.preferred
4.96%
Louisville.
5%
.
Louisville
&
Lower St.
Lawrence
Nashville
Lukens
Corp.
Steel
Ltnkenheimer
Co.
National
8-24
National
8-
1
7-13
10-
1
9-20
8-
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-
9
$1.11
8-
1
7-
fl
$1.24
_
Louis
RR.
Ry.
(s-a)
(quar.)__
8-
1
7-
9
$2.50
8-15
8-
1
Co.-
,
1
9-12
$1.25
$1.20
$1.12V2
8- 1
35c
8- 1
8- 1";/
8- 3
8- 1
8- 1
7-17
7-17
V;:'V'?;!-yV:-
(quar.)
_—-V ;
(quar.).
_
75c
135c
ttl.75
"t$1.75
15c
$1.25
37V2C
9.5c
$2.50
Rubber
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
20c
1
9-15
7-23
.y
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8- 1
'
9- 1
9-15
10-27
9-10
'
.
3c
—
—
8-31
37V2C
Co.
&
Paton
Mfg.
7%,
5%
31V»c
31V»c
Cement
8-31
7-3L7 * 6-29
9- 1^; 8-16
8-15
7-27
,8-15
8-17
7-20
8^31
8-15
8-21
"1-31
1
8-17
quar.)
26c
7'/2C
_____
.__!
;—____!
(quar.)
$5
—
Insurance
(quar.)____
(Keene,
'
/
$1.30
10c
•
^8-15_,
preferred
Penman's
Ltd.,
Penn
56V»c
58c
—'
)0c
Inc.
—.——-_«
/
....
——
—,
fl.75
$1.50
$1.50
35c
8- 1
8- 1
10-15
9- 1
10-15
8-31
7-16
7-16
10-4
8-10
9-18
8-7
$4
Corp.
Pennsylvania
(stock
preferred
4.05%
preferred
4.70%
preferred
preferred
8-27
/8-15
8- 1
8-10
4.50%
7-23
7-13
1
7-20
9-13
8-30
25c
8- 1
10- 1
1-2-57
9-28
7-20
9-7
12- 7
9-4
8-17
7-9
10- 8
8-31
9-14
8- 1
11- 1
9-15
Series:
preferred
Pennsylvania Glass
Credit
Peoples
National
9-10
8-15
7-25
8 15
7-25
7-25
11-15
10-25
'33c
11-15
10-25
32'/ac
11-15
10-25
t35c
t$1.50
8-15
8-15
7-16
7-18
90c
■
quar.)__
—!___
preferred
4.40
7-30
7-16
(s-a)—
5%
pfd._ (quar.)_
Fibre
Jewelers
Bank
1
8-10
92'/aC
9-
1
8-10
$1.01
9-
1
8-10
$1.17'/a
9-
1
$1.12'/2
9-
1
8-10
9- 1
8-10
$1.15
40c
pfd.
6-29
9-
_1_
10-
1
$1.06
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
9-7
8-15
$1.06'A
8-1
7-13
35c
9-10
8-
40c
9-15
8-31
20c
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
(quar.)__
Co.
7-30
$1.10
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
Peoples
7-20
1
25c
dividend)
Co.,
Sand
Chemical
1
10-
8-15
"
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
preferred
(quar)—
Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.)—
Penobscot
8-
45c
—
(quar.)_
_____________
(quar.)___i—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—r——T--
4.60%
8-31
7-20
8-
32%c
(quar.)__~
'
9
(Phila.)—
Electric
3.70%
8-31
7-
1
_______
convertible
non-cum.
Pennroad
\
9-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)__,
(Increased
Co.
8-15
33c
<quar.)__--_
Investment
1
8-
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%
8- 1
7-25
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
<-$1:32
8- 1
12VaC
—_
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1
>;
7-31
5c
—
H.)
N.
9-
10c
$1.25
120c
135c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
_!__
:
7-27
40c
pld.
common
7-27
50c
—_______
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.3Q preferred
(quar.)
"
.
,
iquar.)—
Machinery..
7-27
7-27
common
Peninsular Telephone,
8-10
and
profits)
(quar.)
8-15
7-16
(quar.)
(increased)-
Peerless
7-27
7-27
(quar.)
50c
Airways__—20c
Co.,
Peerless
7-27
8-15
8-15
7-31
(increased
(quar.)_
preferred
8-15
8-15
25c
Corp.,
J.)
(C.
7-16
7-16
34%c
(quar.—__
.40c pfd.
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
Patterson
1
1
31'Ac
Co.,
&
9-
8-
8-1
,7-27
(quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
V/;/
pfd.
$1.25
29lie
8-15
Corp.
8-10
120c
50c
—
income
securities
4V2%
t3c
:;u;.—
common
World
C.)
7-20
f27Vic
Sheraton
(8.
1
8-15
Park
Davis
8-
8-15
(quar.)_
Parker
8-15
8-15
30c
Chemical
*;Parke,
^ ■'
1
1
" 28'/»c
Park
8- 1
8-31
/ 8-31
8-31
7-14
8-15
8-31
10- 4
■„
8-20
9-
9-
$1.25
Investment
Products
Electric
8-15
90c
preferred *<quar.)___•!__
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Lighting Corp.,
American
10-
$1.10
1st
redeemable
Paragon
7-16
9-10
Hawaiian
Pan
7-16
8-15
8-10
Pacific
.
7-27
1
8-15
.
40c
Pacific
7-16
11-
3bc
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable; 1st preferred
-54.36%
.
(quar.)
Securities
t$1.75
$1
Philip Morris)
Casket
Stock
(Me.)
(quar.)
Ltd
-
—
(Brooklyn,
Quarterly
J15c
,
6
Y.)—
N.
1
7-10
$2
$2.12'A
10-15
9-21
7-31
50c
—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
(s-ai
8-
1
Income)—
9c
8-15
7-31
PhdeI
series (from investment income)
10c
8-15
7-31
Perkins
9-25
9-13
7%
9-26
9-13
series
Stock
(from
Stock
6c
-
8-
8-
1
1
7-15
Steel
7-24
7-23
7-
6
25c
8-15
8-
50c
9-10
8-31
15c
9-10
3
8-24
50c
(quar.)__—
dividend
—--
&
New
S.
Radiator
Meter
$2.40
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)—35c
8- 1
8- 2
9-29
8-15
60c
8-15
7-23
7-19
9- 7
8- 1
8- 1
15c
England
net
Gas
Process
Co
York
Air
York
Fire
New
York
Central
York,
Brake
(quar.)
Insurance
RR
Co.
(s-a)_
(quar.)
i—
7-30
7-17
9-28
9-14
50c
;
New
8-
40c
75c
50c
8-31
8- 1
9-10
1.
7-19
Bottlers
&
Gear,
8-
8-10
2nd
non-cum.
$4
non-cum.
2nd
Electric
Products—
Co.;
(initial)
Merchandise
(qucr.K
45c
preferred (quar.)
4.68% "pfd. <quar.)____
1
5c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown &
Long
1
8-31
Phillips-Jones
8" 1
'*20
Distance Telephone
Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5%-
Corp.,
preferred
7-31
7-23
8-20
7-13
7-30
7-23
$1
$1
$1.17
$1.10
10- 1
1-1-57
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9-7
12- 7
7-10
7-10
7-10
7-10
*
_
SI 50
12%c
9- 4
10-15
8-20
9-1*
$1.07%
(quar.)
■
common
(quar.)
1
Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philippine
1
9-
-
(quar.)____l__
preferred
Philip
10-
-
..
8-10
8-
95c
(increased quar.)
—r--
Dairy
$4
Phila.
—
8-20
25c
(quar.)
—
Corp.
Philadelphia
15c
50c
$1.75
27c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—Z1
Permanente Cement Co.
8-15
7-20
8-17
Chicago, & St. Louis RR.—
common
York
19c
40c
income)—
(quar.)
New
New
,
Fund—
Haven
General
Machine
preferred
4.30%
(quar.)
investment
New
New
12Vbc
10c
(quar.)....—
common
Cola
Petrolite
preferred (quar.)
National Theatres, Inc.
(quar.)
National-U.
50%
Shipbuilding—
New
2%
investment
Co.
6%
New
dividend
_
tquar.)—.—$1.50
$1-05
Inc.
5%
4»/2%
'
:
12-1
* 1-2bc
'
preferred (quar.)_____
redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)__
1st preferred (quar.
4.80%
7-16
$1.10
v;
9-28
9-28
!!!.'
preferred
redeemable
5%
7-16
—-
common
5%
10-15
'
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6%
pfd. (quar.)___
5V2 %. preferred (quar.)__-_
7-27
9-15
9- 1
8-10
10-1
9-15
—
investment
By-Products,
(From
$22 %c
(quar.).
1
50c
131 V^c
20c
Fund—
Inc.
National-Standard
Neptune
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
88-
—
A (quar.)
^
preferred B (quar.
preferred B
(quar.)_-.;!
National
St.
$1.14
; T2c
7-16
7-16
7-20
2
8-10
'
:
413%c
8-17
7-
_
35c
Power Go.
(stock
Co.
8-24
9-15
$1.04
preferred
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
Ludman
9-10
62 %c
(quar.^_&
quar.)
(quar.)
4.80% .pfd,. (quar.)
(see
Electric,
(quar.)—
:___
Finance
1
i
"
.____
(quar.)
preferred
Pfd.
(quar.)-.i-_
Henderson
preferred
6%
27 V2C
(quar.)
(quar,),
non-cumulative
^4V2%
6%
7-16
Light—
preferred
4.44%
7-16
1
Co.—
preferred
Telephone".(quar.)
Louisiana
7%
1
8-
40c
(quar.L
Co.Mquar.)
12-21
8-
$1.18%
(quar.).
preferred
Long.Island
9-15
1
—
15c
Theatres (quar.)
convertible
1
8-
Co., <quar:)j-__w*i—— vt-"'25c
National Chemical & Mfg. (quar.-)..
20c
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
Quarterly
__^
15c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
J5c
Class A (quar.)
"i
J5c
National Lead Co., common.-.
75c
10c
Loew's
$1
8-15
7-20
9-29
$1
1
7-31
8-31
Joint
10-
25c
National Automotive Fibres (quar.).——
25c
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
50c
7% preferred (quar.)~—
^$1.75
$1.10
-$4.30
Lock
(increased
realized
preferred
Airlines,
9-
(quar.)
common
'
50c
V
> *$4.30 original
(R. L),
(quar.)..
$1.15
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
net
from
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
from
cents
4.647«
Special guaranteed
1
$1.09
(quar.)
Investment
cents
2
9-
7-31
(quar.—___
Ccrp.
Power,
Canadian
10-
7-31
7-16
1
$1.06V4
Corp., 5%
(quar.)—
7-31
8-15
8-
$1.12%
——
Co.
4%%
8-15
$l.lzya
Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Pacific-Atlantic
•;
8-1
8- 1
8-15
(quar.)_^.__
3
' 7-31
incorrectly in
13%c payment.
as a
Pacific
7-23
7-6
7-20
9-15
.
lc
Mutual
1
7-10
8-15
35c
Ry, '(s-aJ$3
Outlet
—
1
published
was
9-15
Royal Rice Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co, (quar.)
9-
B
,10- 1
8-10
Mount
8-
preferred
$1.25
32V2C
Lines,
Co.
8-15
7-30
(quar.)______115c ; ,10-15
(s-a)__._
preferred
&
8-15
8-31
(quar.)
& Co.
P.)
Mount Diablo
8-
Co.—
guaranteed
(J.
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)______
Co.," Ltd.
(Philip), Inc.
60c
!
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
(John)
Morris
50c
^
.
Co. J(quar.)_i;
preferred
7-30
Morrell
12V2C
42V2C
preferred series A dividend
preferred
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Morgan
A
preferred
Insurance Jquar.)
Moore-McCormack
"•
8-15
7-18
^
,
(quar.)
(quir.)___
$4.40
participating preferred (quar.)
Moore Corp., common (quar.)
j——
87 V2C
common;..
(quar.)
8-
35C
Railroad
1
P
series
1.$3.60
Extra
_
guaranteed
1
7-
Insurance—..
"
Local Finance
8-24
>
1951
7-31
i>5c
20c
$1.10
I
1
50c
7-20
—
'' '
7-27
9-
7-31
9-
59%c
7-31
(quar.)
7-13
25c
(quar.)__—
Falls
Tail
7-18
9-15
61V2c"
8c
7%
8-11
7-31
Oswego
.
7-18
1
9-
$1.14
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—____________
Quebec
Steel
1
7-30
•
,
7-25 :
.
8-1
50c
V
A
The 6%
Otter
9-20
.V
'
tl6c
(quar.)____
common
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. (increased)
:
7-13
1
8-
cumula-
'
7%
.-
8-16
B
convertible
Ontario
8-16
11-15
8-15
7-27
7-20
8-22
J$1.75
$1.06V4
—;",t
7%
7-31
1
9-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
9-
;.IV 90c
(quar.)
v
Liquid Carbonic
3%%
20c
(quar.)
.
Printing
preferred
Special
! 8-15
IOC
(special)..
Tobacco
1
\
11-30
9-15
1V2%
^■$3
'
preferred
&
7-31
Gas,
Note:
Ontario
8-1
Chemical
declaration
V
1
7-13
10-1
22'/aC
'■
(quar.)—
Cement
$6
Elec.,
5V2%
8-16
11-15
7-13
•
preferred
Power Co.,
Power,
8-31
11-30
8-31
1
1
1_
'
pfd.
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_—
.'Moody's Investors Service—
/
(quar.)
Myers
Little Miami
7-31
Shares—
Missouri
Montana
7J16
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Ltfe
1
7-13
8-
8-
*
$1
Inc., 4%%
6%
..
7-20
.!)?■•
/(8- 1;
12c
conv. preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)___—
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.—
.
7-20
25c
25c
last week's tabulation
56ViC
56ViC
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Co.
10- 1/
10- 1
8- 1
1
25c
(quar.)
Matbleson
Omar,
_
7-13
1.
8-
-
,
25c
(quar.)____,
(quar.)__
&
preferred
Co.
7-31
8•
.
25c
.
common
4Vi% preferred
Oliver Corp., 4Va%
5
)
(quar.)
Gas
v,
t
,
v
8-15
8-15
Paper
(quar. 1
&
1
10- 1
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred !(quar.)
$4.40
3
._
Oil
Monumental
1
30c
.
4.50%
1
7-13
1
Co.
National. Life
$3.50
7-13
12- 1.
9-4
9- 4
9-4
9- 4
9-4
7-20
(quar.)
Portland
Monterey
9-
Inc.
Olin
8-20
12v2c
.
(quar.)
(stock divid.)
par)
5%
Corp.
(J. -S.)
7-13
9-12
Co.,
Natural
7-31
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____
Glass
Lincoln
Missouri
7-31
.
(quar.)__
(quar.)—__
4V»%
Inc.,
preferred
Missouri
12-12
,
par)
Ontario
$15c
(quar.).
Fund
of
Insurance
Link-Belt
4.56%
7-16
30c
(quar.)______.!
Ltd.
r
7-30
8-17
$1.25
par)
($100
preferred
Mitchell
(quar.)
($50
Gas
&
4.36%
1
8-
•
par) /(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—
9- 1
5c
$25c
.
pfd.
12- 5
10-
.
,
(quar.)
Natural
4%%
8-24
20c
28%c
•
9-14
9-28
9-15
$1.50
%
(quar.)_._,
preferred
Okonite
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)..
Co.
Gas
9-13
12-
Hampshire)
6-22
•
1
10-25
1.
J69c
common
8
6-22
8-"1
140c
"
com.__
(quar.
Oklahoma
7-20
9- 1
Ltd.,
(quar.).
:
4.56% preferred
preferred
9-13
_____
\
,
($50
Rhoads,
Maid
2
Match,
5%
8-1
J10-
40c
Crankshaft
9-29
,
!____
Co.—
preferred ($100
Controls,
Minneapolis
8-30
10-
Ohio
8-17
$1.11 Vi
$1.08%
97V2C
96V«c
95c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
&
Bradley
Minute
12-14
9-10
10-15
$25c
$5
3.85%
Cement
Life
Common
12-31
<
Co.
Minnesota
•;
1
12-14
45c
;
'a-
12-31
$1.25
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Common
7-31
8-17
Ohio
10-13
Piping
&
Edison,
12-21
7-14
(quar.)
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Leather
1-7-57
1
Ltd.—,
(quar.)...
f$l
8- 1
Shoe
Ohio
25c
8-
25c
Oklahoma
Co., Inc. (reduced)-^
Laboratories (monthly)
Miller
7%
4.92%
4.45%
Micro-Moisture
Miles
12-28
8-
59 %c
(quar.).
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Lincoln
i.
Ogllvie
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
7-17
9-28
.
8-15
f 15c
(Quarterly from net investment income)!
&
,
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
Trust
Savers
7-31
*$175 1
RR.
Co.
Lexington
7-27
8-10
*15C
(James) & Sons Co.,
Liggett
4Va%
Milton
(quar.)...!
Lerner
♦
1
Brooklyn in N. Y.
(quar.).
Lehigh
•Life
8-
>;Nunn-Bush
Ohio
8- 1
37V2C
A ;20c
preferred (additional shares
since
April 17).__._.
7-20
r
7-14
(quar.)
preference
8-3
...
1
tlve
8-3
9- 1
8-
8-
common
Co.,
7-21
1
8-15
20c
(quar.)_
4%
/
,
8-
8V3C
4%
;
1
9- 1
$1
'.*3.50
(quar.)
com.
1
.8-17
Utilities,
8-3^.
8-
8-24
.
9-1
45c
$1.18%
10c
7-19
Co.—
$1.25
(New
common
9-1
53%c
9-
_
B
.Northwestern
.
10-9
2
8-31
9-10
gtd. -(s-a)
Co.,
Power
common
9-1
35c
$1.06 V«-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
115c
Lehigh
:
8-15
10-10
common
Tire
quar.)—
11-
20c
Edison Co.,
Stern
4V2%
1-10-57
A
Rubber
Lees
Michaels
8-2
9-28
Extra
7-2
7- 9
8-1
8-13
8-10
>Northwestern states Portland Cement (quar.)
Steel Wire Co.
(initial)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)..
1. :
7-17
7-20
1
9-10
;>Northwestern
8-1
1
8-
1V2 %
Meyercord
1
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Investment
7-31
9-1
'
30c
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
$1.25
preferred
7-17
50c
(quar.)
Midwest
(quar.)...
preferred
Lawrence
7-31
-
preferred
7-16
10c
...
7-10
Corp.
preferred
10-15
12 VaC
B
9-14
1
7-10
,
Gas
Engineering
A
1V2 %
3.80%
1
Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.>____
Acceptance Corp.," Ltd.-—
V ',!/.
class
9-28
8-
32'/2C
3.85%
1
(quar.)....
Laurentide
8-15
1
8-
75c
415c
(Hartford)
preferred
Extra
Scott—
&
3.90%
8-15
12 VaC
Sessions,
7-31
8-30
lV»c
(quar.)
3
8-
20c
convertible
Class
'
Jl-
Laura Secord
v.'
8-
1
University—
(quar.)___
preferred A
(quar.)
Lanston Monotype Machine (resumed)
Lancaster Corp. (Phila.), common A (quar.)
4.75%
'50c
8-17
1
10c
(Alfred), class A
8-31
.
f50c
(quar.)
common
9-14
9-12
9-
10-
Apparel, Inc.
(quar.)..
Telephone (quar.)
Woods
30c
I35c
Northwest
Class
8-17
25c
preferred
Airlines,
7-10
8-31
9-14
:
common
preferred
conv.
Class
1
9-14
150c
(quar.)
Quebec
1st
4.60%
7-16
7%
Corp.,
Northern Railroad
-
8-
93%c
dividend
Ohio Telephone,
Northwest
*
7-16
(quar.)_____
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
$1.75
Semi-annual
;
4.35%
5c
preferred
1
8-1
25c
dividend
4.50%
Lake of the
7%
7-16
$1.75
Bank of
8-
tl5c
RR.,
preferred
25c
Metropolitan
7-31
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lafayette National
-v" 8- 1
7-16
7-16
$2.50
(s-a)__
(initial
Manufacturers
Textile
8-15
40C
preferred (quar.)
Extension
8- 1
75c
tl5c
50c
dividend
Stock
8-25
$1.50
.
Salle
7-20
5c
(semi-annual)
Stock
20c
Crosse
La
Y.)
J 5c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Extra
L'Aiglon
8-15
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Merritt-Chapman
Metal
preferred
2nd
7%
8-15
1
8-
—
Quarterly
income)
preferred
Kysor Heater Co.
1
9-
'
,
preferred A (quar.)..
preferred B (quar.)
(N.
9-
85c
Quarterly
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
6%
Co.
&
Corp.,
Merchants &
8-10
9-
f
Fund—
Beneficial interest series (from
Knusden Creamery Co. (Calif.)—
Kobacker Stores
2nd
Shoe
4%
12-20
5V2%
15c
434%
from
investment
cents
Corp., new
4»4%
preferred
Melville
._
60
V
realized
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)..
Kings County Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
;
Knickerbocker
9-23
K-l"—
net
24
10-15
31]/<c
8-15
37V2C
Mead
12-lf-
1
-
Quarterly
9-15
1 -2-57
(quar.)JL
m
8-15
9-
.f
9-
9334c
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
7
2oc
Nonhern
(quar.)
7
,
8-15
62V2C
7
i
9- 1
5%
>
7-16
'
(quar.)
Insurance
Insurance
Illinois
9334c
pfd.
9-
Northern
55c
V
9-
G.)
6-29
1
15c
common
stock
convertible
Northern
(quar.)
common
S-
$1.50
6-30
<
Life
Illinois
7-16
:
!
Coal
Carolina
Northeastern
Northern
r
9- 7
9-7
8-
15c
Ry.,
Initial after 50%
North
10-1
50c
25c
;
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
American
8-1
(quar.)
10-
(Arthur
8- 6.
Western
American
7-30
.
A
7-25
$1.12Va
preferred
Mining,
$3
.
class
North
1.?- .'vc-jti::,...
(quar.)
common
North
8-20
8-15
.5
9-7
1 *
(Md.)_
&
7-20
9-10
1
10-
-
(quar.)
adj.
7-20
.8-31
,
7-2(1
10-
1
;
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
y
50c
8-15
93%c
(quar.)..
Corp.
Normetal
:
4
(Ohio),
•'
8-10/.
Payable of Jtee.
$1.12V2
Mines, Ltd.
Norfolk
4%
Cloth
preferred
Share
Noranda
7-6
Wire
Telephone
3%%
7-6
-
*8-1
30c
York
Niagara
.VTv,.:
,8-10
$3
Ltd., class A (quar.)__.
McGregor-Doniger,
7-23
-v..':
200%
10-
30c
common
preferred
(quar.).
Kennedy's Inc.. $1.25 preferred
8-
."
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)™!
Newark
,
•
>
'V'";;.
$2.50
prelerred
(quar.)
j McCormick & Co. (Bait.), 5%
8-15
•;
7
•'
,
,
$1.06'4
preferred
(quar.)_______
preferred
(guar.i
preferred
(quar.)..
Kellogg Co.,
1
7-17
8-1
Vailey Ry.
is-ai
Hegler Zinc Co._
Corp.,
New
8-17
8-1
(quar.)____.
$1.12 Va
<quar.)__."
common
V
$1.25
.
.
5%
9-
$1.0834
Maine—
4
7-31
62Vic
Trust—
"
Kansas
8-
9-
'■
(quar.)
McCall Corp. (quar.)
L-McColl-Frontenac Oil. Ltd.,
8-15
$1.05
B
8-24
56VtC
;■■!,,
.
7
25c
Extra
8-16
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)
Class
8-15
8-
Common
,
7- 9
;
8-24
t$1.25
(^uar.)_
&
/McCabe Grain,
Light—v.*/-V%
__
Moore
Co.
&
Maytag Co., $3 preference
8-16
1
:
Holaert
When
>Share
•/,-
Gas—
(quar.)
8-
-
5c
preferred "1947 series"
preferred (quar.)
iOscar)
& Co
$3.40
Mayer
*
;
preferred
dividend
$3.75
,S,
8-16
~
$4.50
•
(quar.)
"
May Department Stores, common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
>: 8-15
1
Stock
Massawippi
7-18
.
Field
Matthiessen
7-20
22 %c
•
'I
7-10
8-15
8-
$1.30 Va
.s preferred
: (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.j>__
preferred
8-25
.
preferred
'9c
Massachusetts Investors
7-15
:
___
3.80%,
4.20%
1
^ 9334c
4%
,
8-
8-31
59 %c
common__„
preferred
Marshall
8-31
9-14
$1.25
•:
4V2%
shares
iManning, Maxwell &
7-13
1
!;->-Vr.C. $1
Chemical,
*1-16
,
10-
20c
._
preferred (quar.)____
&
9-15
...
(quar.-)_(quar.)___
Corp.
7-31
$1.20
7-9
7-14
«
V.•
Manhattan Reirigerating Co.—.
8%
preferred (accum.)_______
"
preferred
Jervis
„
,
-8-1
62 Vac
Jamestown
8-1
(quar.)
Funds—
,
Jack
$1.06V»
Special investment shares
7-16
7-31
1334c
4V2 %
Managed
8-15
9-
44c
tquar. )____.
preferred (quar.)
8-15
&
$3.75
V-Vv;''
Co., Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
*
s
Electric
.,7-20
25c
&
State
1
(qi»r.)____
preference
York
7-31
$1
Products
-Name of Company
New
15c
—
Ltd., 5%
Mallory (P. R.)
8-15
9-
Sport
.
8-20
75c
MacGregor
8-15
Per
of Reo.
8-30
J31V4C
B. (quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
9-
35 %C
.
Co.
Holdert
Payable
10c
Extra
7-13
32c
Share
Fixtures
preferred
MacMillan
'
$1 05
preferred
conv.
4%
3
97 Vac
.
4.20%
Iowa
8-
7-13
When
Par
.
Company
Store
D
'
"
&
&
(quar.)____._„____
MRA Holdings, Ltd., 5%
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Macco
Corp. (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) Co., Inc., 4.25% pfd. (quar.)
7-18
8-
11-
25c
preferred
$4.22
8-
25c
37 %c
,
Participating
Iowa
M
'
r.
(quar.)
Name of
■f:
•
.
preferred
$4.36
Payable o/JRec.
J-J
_
Participating
Iowa-Illinois
Holdert
i
Company
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
,
(469)
__1
,
(quar.)—
„
,
8- 1
8* 1
97 %c
SI
20c
8- 1
7-lt>
8- 1
$1.25
...
7-20
50
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1(470)
...
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r
1
42 %c
Phillips Petroleum, new- com. (initial-quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, common <quar.)_—
$4'.preferred (quar.)__„
————
Pinchin, Johnson to Associates, Ltd. (final)
*
Amer. deposit, rets, for ordinary
Pioneer Gold Mines of British Columbia, Ltd.
8-31
8-
3
Class
10-
1
Class
7-25
8-1
7-15
Sinclair
8-
7-10
Skelly
OH
Slater
(N.)
iA.
9-10
Smith
10-
1
9-10/
7-31
7-16
Smith
9-20
8-30
10c
8-17
7-25
$1.55
South
3.85%
1
9-28
9-18
8-
7-
4.56%
7-12
9-
4.48%
10-30
8-
',
1
divid.
$1.40
pref.
6%
10-
1
8-
1
9-
1
$1.06
9-
1
$1.12%
9-
,
5%
$5
8-31
32c
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Tile Co.
8-31 '
87,/aC
1
9-10
75c
9-12
8-13
8-1
7-20
■*
45c
(quar.)——-
7-20
8-15
7-27
10-
1
9-15
8-
9
7-12
30c
—
8-15
2nd
7-20
7-31
7-11
9-14
^
;427e
10-
428c
$1.25
12-14
7-16
1
8-
-
9-14
1
4-1-57
80c
—
...
Rice Mills
17'/aC
8-
_
75c
8-
30c
(quar.
(accum.)
61c
.
Robertson (H. H.) Co. (quar.)
..
.
;
8-
—
.
(quar.)
preferred
;
9-
9-
8-15
8-
7-23
8-
Croix
class
(stock
A
Paper
8-1
7-20
8-15
7-31
8-31
7-30
25c
8-15
8-
3
50c
9-15
9-
1
($1.25
9-15
$1.25
1
85o
~
10-
8-
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Loft Ang.)
Scotten Dillon Co.—..
$L
7-31
7-24
91 %c
9-1
8-14
II
(quar!)
~r~~
_
(quar.7
Sheraton Corp. of America -(stock
Quarterly
Mfg.
Shelter
Sheraton,
Sherman
IIIII
9-14
8-15
7-27
•
25c
10-
1
8-24
IOC
10-
1
9-10
31V4c
10-
1
9-10
30c
8-
1
7-13
8-
6
7-27
8-15
8-1
25c
8-
7-16
dlvldendf
*45c
*50c
*56y4C
1
8-24
10-
7-13
2
8-31
10- 2
.8-31
Inc.
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
IIIIIIIIIIH
45c
9-14
I ~~
(quar.)
8-10
50c
8-
1
7-10
■
Products,
2%
15c
Co.
Inc.
(quar. )IIIIIIIIIIII
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (Increased)
Extra
'4%
7-14
1
10c
III.I
B
1
10-
■
Shawinigan Water to Power, comlTquar.)"!
14%
preferred series A
(quar.)
series
8-
20c
5%
dividend
Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
7-20
*20c
35c
to Co. (quar.)
;
Acceptance Corp.,- common.—..—
5% preferred (quar.)—
.III—'""
Security Insurance (New Haven) (s-a>
«4y»%
7-18
10c
Roebuck
Co
8-
8-10
Securities
Leather
9-7
7-18
25c
:
——
1
*7-28
'
Schoellkopf-Hutton -to Pomeroy, Inc.—
Scoville Manufacturing Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
12-
1
$1.10
•
9-
_
preferred
12-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
^
IIIIIII
III
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
—
(A.)
to
(J.
P.)
to
Signature Loan
'7%
7-20
i
Gas
-
11-
97%c«
11-
10-19
1
$1.06%
11-
1
10-19
11-1
10-19
11-
10-T9
.$1.-10 i
*
'
$1.15
1
/
10-19
5c
8-
1
7-16
56y4c
8-
1
7-16
0-10
20c
••••
U.
8.
U.
8-1
r
7-13
8-15
5c
S.
•«
v*:;
5c
8-1
'
8-15
r
£;f
8-Mh*
8-1
20c
7-13
*10c
8-1
8-24
1
9-15
8-28
10-
25c
:
r 10%
6c
6-20
/ -:9-
•9-1
8:
8-15
1
(quar.)—
-7-27
7-27
7-
i 8-13
.
$2.50
7-
3
8- 1
7-
3
15c "
9-15
•9-
1
75c
\
9-1
25c
Van
T
1
;
8;
—25c
Products,
I
from
7-31
7-18
8-
1
1
.
'7-16
8-16
8-16
7-18
9-10
Ltd.
Waite»Amulet
8-10
9-
f 8-
5
$3
7-27
8-10
7-15
7-31
7-31
7-15
7-30
7-16
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv.
Thompson
1
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-26
8-15
8-
.
9-
1
.8-1
♦
8-
-8-15
$12 '/2c
8-15
7-31
20c
8-15
9-26
9-12
7-16
8-
1
8-
1
7-16
8- 1
7-16
8-15
7-31
9-15
8-24
50C
.
8-20
Thomson
7%c
V-31
7-20
19c
7-31
Welder
V
-
Mines
-
Steel,
Ltd.
4%
Air
Lines
class
Life
A
$1.14
-8-1
7-10
7-10
Quarterly
Western, Precipitation
8-1
7-10
Western Tablet
8-31
7-31
$1.21
8-
1
10-
1
9-14
31 %c
10-
1
9-14
Paciild* RR.
preferred
ClasS B
Co.
(quar.)
7-31
7-20
8-15
7-31
Thompson Products, common
■4%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar,)
1
8-15
35c
9-15
8-31
$1
9-15
8-31
5
Motor "Co., .common
_—
( quar.)
Mig.
(quar.)
—
———
(quar.)——
8-10
7-25
9-
8-1
1
t
1
30c
20c
4%
40c
45c
34%c
31V+C
4
-
%
75c
12 %C
$1,25
(quar.) —
(quar.).
(quar.)
common
'4% preferred
WhitefisQl Cement
.
—
—
(quar.)——
$2 prior preference
3
1-45
8-
25C
uiviaei».u)_
5%%" preferred (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
WhlWs Stores,
8-
7-13
8-10
8-
*30c
—
60c
9- 3
7-13
8- 7
,
8-15
6c
:
Westmoreland,
White
4
8-15
«?Oc
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
Timber
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,. com.
4%
preferred (quar.)_
50c
1
25c
(quar.)____
9-14
7-10
8-
& Stationery Corp.—
7-20
8-
1
50c
(quar.)l.
——
9-14
1
8-24
9-
7-20
^
6oc
______—
—
7-31
8-
S-
$2
10-1
.8-15
8-1
8c
——
10-.1
15c
7-20
25c
(quar.l_—_
15C
62'^>c
7-27
1
$1.12%
Inc.—
(quar.)
(atock
Co.
Inc.
8-10
8-20
50c
■
5%
8- 6
8-
50c
—
(quar.)_—:___
Westminster Paper Co.,
•;
9-10
30c
Co., common——__
Telephone, .common (quar.)
5y?%* donvertible preferred (quar.)—__—
5%
preferred (quar.)_.
:—.
Western
1
30c
—
(accum.).
7-13
1
8rl5
7-16
.
75c
Insurance
8-17
7-26
9-
25c
——
8-1
:
1
t35c
-
——
91 %C
(quar.)—
9-
20c
—
—
(quar.)
9-15
7-24
5
2ftc
Stoek. dividend
$2.50
8-
1
12- 1
12-10
1
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Western
9-
•9-10
•
17 %c
Western-
8- 3
,8-14
8-
(quar )
Insurance
Ltd.
7rl3
11-14
4
Coal Co. (quar.)_
West Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed
on
Aug. 1 at $10.30 per sh. plus this
Fire
7-24
1
9-
(quar.)
Fund,
preicrreu
preferred
Products,
;
1
8-24
Kentucky
Westdhester
:
812-
9-15
(quar.)_.
$1
(quar.)—
"8-14
37 %c
.
,$1
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_
7-24
'
conv.
30 c
40c
(quar.)
8-14
$1.06%
preferred
28c
(quar.)__
7-13
$1
(quar.)
common
convertible
4%—convertible
West
7-20
t25c
Pictures
to Co.,
7-20
9r21
10- 5
"
^preferred (quar.)
Weeden
7-20
?12%c
(quar.)
A
to
4.80%
7-16 /
7-16 "
>•
7-16
$1.25
Western Light &
$1
8-15 '
fa- 1
$1.25
7-30
50c
^
7-12
8-1
50c
;
Wes(('Coast Telephone (quar.)
West.fEnd Chemical (initial)——
1
:
1
8-1
8%
$4.50" preferred
(quar.)___
Washington Mutual Investors
8-31
11-30
10-
9-1
;
Co.
7-13
7-^1
20c
,
Co., common (quar.)__
Mfg. Co. of Wise., common
preferred
(quar.)
$4.25
1-1-57
5c
(quar.)
—.
(quar.)
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Warren
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
Co.—
7-10
8-15
"8- 1
2%
&
Warner
Pipeline Co.—,
preference
6-21
7-16
y,
7-31
7-31
$2 .'
,
(increased)—
Warner-<Bros.
3
$1.16
(quar.)
1
7^25
12c
,
1
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
Co.
; ;
200%
;—___
Walker
$1.14
preferred
1
7-27
-
.
iv 7-16^.
?
■.
—
preferred
Walker
7-18
.
8-15
—
'
;
(stock dividend)
Virginia Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
'
.7c
1
8-20
9- 1
7-16
8-
;
1
——j..
(quar.)_
8-
8-20 '
'
from
2c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50 cent -class
Virginia Coal to Iron (quar.)__—
$1
Texas
9-
12- 7
'
Inc.—
and
Ventures,
—
(increased):
Instruments^ Inc.—
3-
Fund,
income
Corp. of America (quar.)
Heating, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
5%
7-18
6c
4.48%
61c
Income
earned
capital gains
Camp Sea Food Co.—
Vapor
25c
(quar.)———
30c
7-18
*8-17
f
12c
Line
(The
7-20
7-31
30c
1%
"
:
.
7-18
7-31
•V
~
for
—
7-31
$1;
-
8-15
1
8-
.
(quar.)— " '
40c,:
$1.31%
$1.37%
20c
common
(quar.)____—
Vendo
*6c
Common
shares
held)
share
8-15
65c
;
Tnalhimer
8-
$1.06%
—
additional
9-4
;65c
—
(Initial)
common
new
(two
preferred
Westeel
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
Brothers,
common
preferred (quar.)—
Vanadium
-8- 1
22c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Texas Power to Light Co., $4.56 pfd.
$4 preferred (quar.)_i
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
:
(quar.)
7-18
8-
25c
preferred
L_—__
Y.)
.
9
9-20
10-10
62J/2c
37'/ac
-J
(N.
1
25c
(reduced)—
(initial)
I:
8-31
7-_3
(quar;)——.—
(s-a)__i_:__
Van Raalte Co.
(Canada), Ltd.—
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
Electric
8-31
8-27
5%
.
capital ^gains)
-
v
Co.—
(quar.)
R.)
7-13
;
common
12%C
4m.J, *+ —. mm. .■.
•» —M
mm mm
Co.,
dividend
(10c
7-19
8-15.
40c
25c '■
—
(quar.)
(John
9--7
-
-
(quar.)__
com.
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mfg.
1
7-31
v $5c
I';1..
preferred
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_:
Value
*
1
9-14
7-31
'
31 y4c
—
9-11
7-13
9-14
■;
15c
w
K
1
7-31
,
45c
5%
convertible preferred (quar.
Telautograph Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
Tennessee -Corp.
(quar.)i
Glass
10-
8c
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible preferred (s-a)
Value ^The) Line Fund, Inc.—
•
•
(10c from earned
income and 2c from
7-31
10-
56c
(stock div.)
(incr. quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor Pearsdn & Carson
preferred
7-10
7-10
'8-24
'
•:
,
Insurance Co'.
Lines
Upson
v
—
3.65%
1
9-10
J75c 1
5%%*
7-31
8-15
Thatcher
8-
<
7-14
1
"
;
.
Upper-Peninsular Power,
>
6
9-11
*25c
;
7-
8-15
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Mfrs.—-
&
preferred
Fire
5%%-
8-15
$1.08
7-31
8-
I 7-31
'
Stock-dividend-
9-14
'
$1.04
9-
15c
dividend——
Stock
v
>
1
8-
•
30c
» '
:
9-28
12-31
*35c
/
preferred A (quar.)____—
preferred B (quar.)
Fibre Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
8-15
25c
1
each
•
$145
4.32%
50c
(quar.)
—:
•'Universal
8- 6
4.16%
7-31
30c
Cos.
7-16
•
8-31
'
)
;
Taylor
8-31
1
8-15
■*
(quar.)
Extra
7-10
25c
37 %c
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—,
Tampa Electric Co., common
convertible
8-
$38c
-
com.
preference
Washington
$1.25
I
7-17
1
HOC
Universal Pictures. 4%%
7-10'
8-1
415c :
50c
Toy- Co,
Textron; Inc., common
8-
87'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
*2c
-i 25c
Sulphur
7
130c
■
—
9- 1 r '■I
s40c
?
*
Corp.-—
v
series)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
9-
.
Quarterly
Gulf
preference
7
9-21
,
"
Texas
7-10
9-
56'Ac
•
,
(quar.)
Texas
1
,
'
1
'8-
*56y4c
,.
(1952
preferred
8-17
8-
9-21
'
9-14
•
8-15
?
»
'
12- 3
60e Vs9-30
45c
9-14
:
>
■
12-14
30c
•4
pfd.
preferred
7-10
7%c
>
,
(quar.)
Investments,
A
9
$1
(quar.)
(a.uar.)
common
Ltd., class A
7-6
8-
9-15
60c
(quar.)
pref.
1
37%c
„.9- 7
•1:.V
4%%
preferred
22%c ^ 1-1-57
U S Rubber'Go., common (quar.A.
5Qe
' 9- 8
:
'8%
preferred, (quar;)—;___—
V ■
$2
9- 8
U S Vitamin (quar.j-____
j
....
15c * " 8-15
<"■
United Stores Corp., 6%
pfd, (quar.)
,
$1.50
8-15
United- Transit,, common- (quar.):—,——
T'.
'> 15c! 8- 1
5% preferred (quar,)—
62'/ac
8- 1
Universal
Insurance 'Co." (quar.)___4__—_
"
25c
9-1
'
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common—.
50c
8- 1
8-10
-
10-'1
)
J«C
'
•
35c
8-15
7-20
Fuel
8-
37J/2c
4%
7-20
'
Superior Separator, common (quar.)—_____ ■';f'
15c)
6%
30c
preferred (quar.)
100%
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend).
Swift to Company (quar.)
50c
$4.64
Corp.,
Glass,
preferred
class
4Vie/c
*
37 %C
$4.56
10-20
(quar.)
United Shoe Machinery,
10-19
1
(quar.)—
preferred
10-20
11-15
6% preferred (quar.) _____
"US Borax & Chemical (initial)
11-1
common
Texas s Electric Service
11-15
135c
(quar.)
I; United 'New'Jersey RR. to Canal
11-
$1.25
common
Sunshine Biscuits
10-20
B
Stock
27 %c
(quar.)——————
Sun Oil Co.
10-20
11-15
87j/2C
California
United Merchants
10-19
auar.)—
Gas
11-15
$1
92j/2C
Ltd.
Extra
10-19
11-
B
9-15
.
7-20
27%c
(quar.)
pfd.
7-20
$1.12%
7-20
8-15
""
common
Propane
8-15
7-20
8-15
Gas Improvement, common
(quar.)_
*
50c v * 9-28
4%%-preferred (quar.)_.:_'
———_—) $1.06%
10- 1
United Industrial Corp: 1 stock dividend)2% '
7-31
United Keno Hill Mines,
Ltd. (interim)—
tlOc i .8-27
7-20
92%c
A
conv.
8-29
8-15
United Funds, Inc. (from net investment in-
'? 7-20 :
*8-
preferred
conv.
8-10
9-27
United
8-
$1.03%
(quar,)
Service,
8-10
8-31
35c
(quar.)
—;
Canada
come)'
8-
i
V
27 Vac-'
—
Greene,
8-31
6%c
;
(quar.)
Electric Coal
6%
-
7-20
8-
$1.10
$1.15
27%c
...—
common
preferred
20c
convertible
United
-x
7-20
7-20 •'
—
*45c
Co., class A (quar.)—,
convertible preferred (quar.)
8-
to
Corps.,
United
8-
;
Co.
(increased
b
5c
1
11-15
Preferred
:
8-
Ltd.
$2.40' convertible
—
97V4C
preferred
4%
8-15
11-26
7-16
1
Corp.—
common
(quar.)
United Drill to Tool,
$1.03%
6%
4%
8-24
(quar.)
Lines
A
$3.50
7-20
37 %c
Texas
40c
40c
(quar.)
of
Co.
Air
United
8-15
8-
Co.
-*
Sierra Pacific Power, common..
r$2.44 preferred a (Initial .quar.).
9-
:
Broadcasting,
$1.12%
$1
i
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)..
$4
7-16
Shares, Ltd,:
United Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
7-31
33c
9-1
I
,
r
7-16
1
United Canadian
7-20
Extra
15c
115c
preferred (quar.).:
—
preferred (quar.)—
Sdhenley Industries, Inc. (quar t—
Seton
8-15
7-20
$3.40
(stock
9-
1
8-
;
01
Aircraft
7-31
92 Vac
Co.
Can
*
9-1
—___
San Jose Water Works—
Seagrave Corp.
8-15
8-
(quar.)—
United
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-
(1954 series) (quar.)—
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd—
1
dividend
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
9
8-
(quar.)-—_
——
Sears
9-1
15c
9-14
$1.10
preference (quar,)——
Equipment Mfg. (quar.).
Ltd., class-A (quar.)—:
Brock,
5.20%
llrl6
8-
rquar.)
Materials
Co.,
United
8-15
•
6%
9-15
(quar.)
San Francisco Ry., common
preferred (quar.),
____'
6% preferred (quar.)
St, Regis Paper, common (increased)
4.40% preferred (quar.) ;
& Co.,
7-
110c
Louis
$3.65
7-30
120c
5%
Soarfe
12-18
2
10c
insurance
preferred
Class
Railway
Stubnitz
5%
com.
9-14
*
$1.25
convertible
Suburban
v
1
63 %c
87J/2c
Oil
7-16
50c
iquay.)
Suburban
2%
35c
__
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.25
9-17
2
$1.22'/a
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Union
Service-Co.—
Strawbrldge to Clothier, common
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
7-23
10-
1
1
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Corp.
Struthers
Wells,
8-15
7-16
preferred
Series
Stouffer
8-15
8-
1
Pipe Line—
(quar.)
Gas
7-20
8-
common
preferred
Standard
8-15
9-
7-
preferred
United
7-20
1
25c.
preferred
Class
9-
1$ L06«/4
1
9-
50c
preferred
Drug,
preferred
Storer
8-15
;
(quar.)
Oak Dairy
6 to W'. Fine Foods
St,
5
$1.02 Va
<quar.)
Rose's 5, 10 & 25c Stores, inc.,
St.
5
9-
9-
____
8-
(quar.)..
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.
0-17
$1
_.
B
Power
(Initial)
non-cum.
Stevens
9-
9-15
(quar.)—.
Paper Co, Ltd., class A. (quae.)-.
B
7-20
9-10
______
Class
7-20
1
60c
___
Royal
7
9-15
50c
.
fltock dividend
Rehr Aircraft Corp.
Nevada
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stedman
Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
Stern to Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
6
8-
preferred series I (quar.)
,$1.18%
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)—
—
$1.02 >/a
Rochester Transit (quar.)
10c
Rockland Light & Power, common (quar.)— :
17'/ac
4.65%
preferred A (quar.)_L__
$1.16
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)_____
$1.19
Rockwell Spring to * Axle
4'A %
7-
7-12
7-31
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
$3.70,
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Railway Co.—
common
Stein
8-
8-
$1.12%
$1
92%c
$4.50
7-13
1
8-
10c
,-.ii
o%
7-17
37'/ac
_
4.75%
Class
1'
7-20
4%
(reduced)
5%
7-13
8-1
20c
(quar.)
H (quar.)
preferred series
Inc.
Class B (quar.)—.——i_
Standard Packaging Corp.—- v 4
8-15
Electric—t
&
preferred series P
Rdlland
9
'8-
$1.50
L
_
4.10%
•
8-15
(quar.)__
$4
$1.20
preferred (quar,)
Spencer Kellogg .to Sons, (quar.)
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
i
Quarterly
:
Square D Co. (increased)
Stamford Water Co. (quar.)
—tcwSiua'ia
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.; 4%% .pfd. (quar.)i
Standard Milling, class A (quar.)
7-20
9-15
5C
.__
•
4%
7-20
1
8-3
20c
Y.)
(quar.
Electric
Union
(quar.).
Materials,
Stanley
(N.
$3.50
Power—
Class B .-(quar.).—.—
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)—,
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
9-15
8-17
8-24
(quar.)
$4 preferred
7-20
8-15
'
*25c
.
—_——
dividend
$1.60
8-17
1
(quar.)„—
&
preferred
Union
7-20
1
8-15
*50c
Steel Co. of Canada,
Roanoke Gas Co. (quar,)
;
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common tquar,)__
$1,50 participating preferred (quar.)
Rochester Gas
'
9-15
v
8-1
93 %c
_
-
8-15
5
10- 1
Roan Antelope Copper Mines; Ltd.—
American .< shares
—
8-15
10-1
$1.75
—
——
Riverside Cement, class A
9-
$L75
i
-
1
9-
$3.70
convertible
7^23 ?
1
8-
1
7-
9-'5
««
80c
.
>
River Brand
59 %C
(
tquar.)—-
Rich's,, Inc., common (quar.)
3.%%
preferred (quar.)—
Richfield
Oil
(quar.)
Rio Grande'Valley Gas (Texas)—
Voting trust certificates-—
8-1
U119
5%
Ltd.—
Co.
Power
—
Common
8-31 %
7-14 ••
8-17
9-
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.).
Colorado
1st
Gas
&
Common
Special (Investments to Securities—
10- 1
50C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-
v
8-1
9-17
•;
45c
(quar.)—.
preferred
37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
7-20
15c
U5C
—.
1st preferred
5
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service, com.
(quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)—
3.90%
preferred
4.15%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
__I__I—I
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)—.—„
4.40% preferred ($25 par) -(quar.).—.
3,70% preferred
3.90% preferred (guar.)...—
4.15%
preferred (quar.) ;U—
4.25% preferred (quar.
4.40%
preferred (quar.).
4.60%. preferred (quar.——i___
7-31
1
8-
25c "
Co. of Canada) Ltd.—
(quar.)———
Reynolds Metals, 4% % series A pfd. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co:, com. (quar.).
1%
7-
4.36%
8-15
50c
4%%' lst.preferred
Common class B
7-30
(quar.)—
4.40%
,8- 1
2 Vac "•
■.—
%
Reynolds' Aluminum
Rlce-Stlx, Inc.,"7%
28 %c
Southwestern
7-31
35c
_
pfd.
-
50c
(quar.),———*
(Mass.), 5%
8-15
,
'
:2»/aC
_____
_
class A-i——
'Extra
Corp.
9-28-
10-
(C. A.) Co., $2 class A (quar.)
\ ■ Class B
'
|
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.) (quar, )
Reitman's (Canada)' Ltd.—_—.—.—
Reliance Electric
Engineering' Co.. (quar.)Renoid Chains (Canada),- -Ltd.<
Class »A (quar.)———
—
Reece
7-13
t l5c
V "
Reed
A
8-24
7-20
(quar.)———.
Chemical
Class
7-23
1
common, (quar.)—.
Red Owl Stores (quar.)——
v
8-15
1
8-
Co.,
Redondo
1
8-
50c
Co.
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)i....__
Re-Mark
9-
J50C
Corp. of America,.$3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Reading
8-20
-
;
:
7-18
9-14
10c
Randall Co. (quar.)
Rayonier,
8-15
75c
'
Ralston. Purina
5
4.40%
$1
■
Radio
;
>
preferred
preferred
Chemical
Union
5
-Southwestern
8-31
9-1
$1.14
$1.06%
—
7-17
7-
Southern
8-31
•
7-17
1
preferred
8-31
———
1
8-
7-
4.80%
8-31
...
8-
$1
class A
7-13
9-29
430c
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
7-13
9-29
Inc.
8-31
1
New
Sugar
9-28
1
7-31
$1.07Va
Trico Oil
8-
8-15
i 9-29
8-31
9 -n
Southern
—
8-31
7-30
-Southern
45c
6-29
9-28
75c
$1.06%
35c
pfd.
Co.
Gas
38%c
—
3
(quar.)
9-28
$4.90
6
8-
(quar.,_________
Corp.
7-31
8-
7-31
35c
Common
$2.55
8-
9-11
(quar.)
7c
59c
7-31
9-29
i
*50c
59c
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-29
9
8-25
Y.)
(quar.)__
Trust
31 %c
(quar.)
Development,
Canada
8-15
9-29
(quar.)
7-r31
Co.
8-
(quar.)__
(interim)
(quar.)______
(N.
(quar.)___
to
Holders
8-20
Co., Ltd.
414%
preferred
preferred
Co.
[
Payable of Red
35c
30c
5%
30c
Trust
&
Transcontinental
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
pfd. A
preferred
25C
Quemont Mining Ltd. (quar.)
Quinte .Milk.Products Ltd., class A
Transamerica
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
8-15
1
$1.02
Quebec Power Co.
7-27
7-30
Stock
(quar.).
Distribution Shares,
8-20
4.72%
8-15
$1,04 Vs
Alegra
30c
4.72%
8-15
4.18%
Quarterly
Trane
9-28
Southern
7-12
4.08%
Punta
6-18
28c
Extra
9-15
45c
preferred (quar.) —„
preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power je Light—
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
1
(quar.)—
Common
9-15
9-30
*62 %c
....—
8-
60c
Southern
6
$1.06%
com.
70c
Southern California Petroleum—
5
7-20
8-15
.
*25c
—
—
(quar.)
—
Public Service Electric & Gas,
Trade Bank
50c
Southern
84c
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
7-11
Co., Ltd. (increased).—
California Edison, com. (quar.)
Southam
8-15
7-12
9-10
L:—
(quar.)—_
1
preferred
7-25
1
1
8-15
11-15
preferred
4.50%
B
9-
Public Service Co. of New HampshireCommon
8-
(quar.)—————
Texas
Class
8-
*75c
—
Townsend
*20c
(quar.)
conv.
15C
45C
(quar.)—
7-30
(quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
90c
quar.)..
preferred
5
Corp
$1.25 conv.
8-2
8-15
12 %C
4%%
9-
Sonotone Corp., com.
2
8-
IV2C
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——.—
4.56%
4.25%
45c
$2 preferred (quar.)——
(quar.).;—
7-20
25C
(quar.).—
preferred
preferred
O.)
Common
8-20
1
8-17
12 %c
(quar,)
4.20%
4%%
3
8-
2c
Transport Co., common,...
preferred
(quar.)———
5%
9-
40c
Provincial
'
:'
$1.75
1%C
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.
7-16
8-15
—
'
55c
10c
Gamble (initial
Procter>to
Toledo Edison Co.,
l
9-15
Smith-Douglass Co.
$1.17%
Co. Ltd., com.
&
8-28
9-11
8-
*25c
1
common—„
preferred
5%
Price Bros.
Tobacco Securities Trust
25C
Co., Ltd., common—.—
$1.75
—
Title
8-31
—
Share
22'/2c
8-31
1
Guarantee
When
Per
;
■
/
25c
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—...
(quar.)——
Co.
•
(quar.)__
10-
Corp.
10-
—
preferred (quar.)
Oil Corp
.
1
Oil
Mfgr.
70c
Co. (quar.)..—.
(T. S ), $1 preferred
Simms
Metal
*15c
$1.75
Pratt-Hewitt
Corp.,
:>
62'/2C
Inc., common (quar.)—
6%
preferred
(quar,)—
—
Portsmouth Steel (quar.)——.—...
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
pfd. (quar.)—..
prestole
9-24'
Company
*15c
(quar.—_—ii.
Simmons
12-28
Pope to Talbot.
4.70%
Titan
(quar.)
B
*U.U1
class A (quar.)—.
(quar.)
A
*12'/2c
11%%
,|!.
Name Of
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
3
10-15
preferred (quar.)—~—
Pittsburgh Mercantile Co.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
j--.Pittsburgh Youngstown to Astabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.
Pneumatic 8cale Corp. Ltd.—.
B
8-
l
$1
7%
Poloron Products Inc.,
9-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
62 %c
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne & Chicago Ry.—Common (quar.)—,—.—--—-
Class
Payable of Rec.
,
When
Per
Holaerg
When
Per
Share
*Xame of Company
*12 %c
*17 %c
: Oc
20c
$1.43%
$1
75c
$1.31%
50c
15c
34%c
40c
10-
1
9-15
12-15
I-v
1
•8-10
7-31
7-13
9-
8-
1
7-
6
Volume 184
Number 5555
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(471),
Per
Name of
Whitman
Wh tney
Wilbur
$5
Company
(Clarence)
Elake
Co
Suchard
preferred
Wilcox
$1
(J.
&
Payable
9-
10c
Chocolate
Common
9-14
9-
8-
1
Co., common
(quar.).
7-30
10c
8-15
8-15
(quar.)_
12
tquai.j
Monthly
;
<1897
Fund,
Inc.
Public
Service,
preferred
(from
preferred
"
7-16
.i
7-31
7-16
V
9-20
8-31
Co.
&
W.)
Ltd.
30c
County Electric
pre.erred
,
9-29
■
v
8-10
The
1
8-
7-16
8-
l
7-20
9-
1
l
8-207.;.
Yates-American
10-
1
25c
11-
1
Machine
20c
common
Cab
Co.,
convertible
6%
Yellowknlfe
York
9-20
Consol.
9-17
8-
Co.
$1
-1—:
15c
preferred
•Transfer
books not
tpayable in U. 3.
•
-
!
a
in
t25c
:
resident
Less
7
77-
8- 1
tax
15% ;
resident
income
Jamaica
3
tax.
3
•••
7%.
tax
*
y Previous
date
published
and/or
date
record
i
V
The
corrected
General Corporation and
of $5
notified
The
.
to
properties
office
piincipal
!
the
of
Coio.i'.:-: '-.V*
The
company
leases
company
'.
has
option
an
is
7.:
to
750
at
v.
eight
Federal
located
oi1
and
...
v.
.tA
.
>i
and
Teton
in
It
..
T
.
Gas
to
transport
.
..
x
ri
x
Louisiana.—V.
<
fields
157.
v
for
gas
184, p.
delivery
to
x
.+
/.V:.' v
.
stockholders
financing
"trust" Inc.
M.
•
called
and
its
In
f
to
at
Trust.
investment
agreed
consideration
In
both
by
of
its
the
the
entering
x
of TIS
directors
Mich.—V.
184,
with
line
a
line
a
of
the
trucks,
textile
of
"Gradall,"
an
mobile
and
engine
369.
p.
Expansion—
the
Federal
Power
pipeline in Virginia
.
approximately 26.1 miles of 24-ineh
leading to District
Securities
and
of
Columbia
facilities.
183,
3060.
p.
'
Investors
Fund,
t
Inc.
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
.
July
.
are'
1956,
20,
called
been
nave
Western Auto Supply Co.
Net sales
filed
letter
a
Net
stock.
notffication
$1).
underwriting.
without
for the
with
The
manufacture
half
to
proceeds
be
the
and
C.
by
net
activities,
of
Inc.,
offering
and
price
financing
diversification
match
is
company
70
-not
be
purchase
184,
commitments.
used! within
to
used
and
balance,
the
period
all
or
some
the
To
reasonable
a
retire
if
of
books
is
York
New
of,
one
of
number
a
its
capital
stock.—V,';. 183,
-
are
for
iVanadium Corp. of
V,
*
The
1956
directors
at
102 Va
convertible
..
voted
and
on
after
amounted
period
After
close
of
and
The
any,
interest
accrued
subordinated
debentures
,
for
$500,000
due
debentures
ta redemption
,
agreement,
'
at
York Stock
New
convertible
are
into
stock.—V.
r..
184,
/
-
"
,
,
2517.
p.
,
?
Earnings Rise—
six
months
of over
year
a
provision
to
ended
share
estab-*'
30,
1956.
Federal
with
compared
as
Canadian
ahd
the
total
this. net
stock
common
June, in contrast to Sz.uij a
i
for the first half of 1955.—V. 184,
th£
for
.a,
income
was
equal
outstanding at the
tne
vn
of
number
same
"
369.
p.
in¬
on
..
.
requirements,
shares of
taxes
$2,908,506
"
973,282
19.
fegg^egated
with
compared
Black,
ago.
for
$3,564,403,
dividend
on
Jtme
$27,000,000
of
snares,
company's existing bank
added
to
funds,*—
general
:/
Wing E-E, Inc. (Colo.) — Stock Offered — Columbia
Securities Co., Denver, Colo., on May 14 offered publicly
as a
speculation an issue of 299,900 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
''V.-.*'•
of
net proceeds
Co..; to purchase
working capital.
Orthopter
and
•
for
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Common
redemption on Aug. 24,
of its outstanding 3Va%
June
1,
;
$32.50 per share.
The stock
Exchange July 23, 1956.
at
summation
ahy time prior
closed at
V
$49%
on
"Inciudlng
'
1969.
capital stock
stock
(par
to be used to purchase the assets
additional equipment and materials;
are
,
EFFECT
Authorized
cents)
10
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
\
Outstanding
'
2,000,000 shs.
*499,900 shs.
'
poration,
,
■-
requirements
the company
1955
the
tb call
24
182,
1955.
preferred
a
the
reported
income,
to $3.51
America—Partial Redemption—
July
of
common
„
increase
an
$85,104,655
same
the
proceeds
acquisitions, they
such
sales
net
come,
oiit-
no
2812.
p.
dividend
half
the
on
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
Net
company;filed
a
registration
state¬
20, 1956, covering 10,000,000 snares of
July
on
preferred
first
share
per
•
..
$112,525,457,
investment
EEC
the
$1.18
or
company has called for redemption on Sept. 5, next, $63,000 of
8%: convertible sink ing fund decencies cfue *iug. 1, 1959, at 100%
accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Hanover Bank,
The
Registers With Securities and Exchange Comimssion—
with
equal after
share.. In the
common
.
368.
p.
common
New high records for both the sales and net
earnings were
by this company for the first hah of 1956, Rooert F.
Chairman, and John N. Bauman, President, announced on July
under-
still
in
aiid Hhere
extent that
for
$1,999,966
was
per
$1,340,371
White Motor Co.—Sales and
pMroceeds
other"proJect
'»'•
equal after
the
on
plus
conducted
or
share
a
The
its
will be
Although
program.
engaged
now
year
369..
Scherck,
and
to $1,389,634,
cents
lished
the
of
88
to
last
of
'
,
dividends
?
$54,951,862
months
Western Newspaper Union—Partial Redemption—
%
Co.,
totaled
three
*
amendment.
advertising
the
&
proceeds
company's
sale
Allyn
public
rate,
supplied
that' the
>
A.
1956
compared with net income of $1,336,770 or 85 cents per
share In the 1955 quarter.
•
•
six months ended June 30, 1956, sales were $97,806,048'
$85,914,589 in the first half of 1955.
Net Income In the 1956-
$1.25
earned
lime and
of
30,
corresponding
July 23.
quarter amounted
on
1956
preferred
the
the first
against
the
offered-'
be
to
the
for
for
In
This
common
For
(par
$51,576,275
announced
was
Income
allowance
-
of
stock
it
year,
*
during the quarter ended June
with
compared
the company.
*7."
(Mo.)—Earnings Up—
for
>
process
time
a
added
Washington (D. C.) investment company filed an amendment
July 25 to its registration statement covering an additional 1,000,000
shares of common stock, $1 par
value.—V.. 182, p. 515.
.
tons per day.
V--,."' ' '■<]■<' O..< M'"."'V'V
Guaranty Trust has agreed to purchase from
debentures bearing 5%
interest.The maturity »dates
fixed
be
Guaranty
the
<
commitment,
company
are
Frasch
record
stock
' •'>.
■..<
common
by
interest
to
are
specific 1 acquisition
This
the company's exploration program
sulphur
plant
with" a
minimum
forward
carry
a
tools,
manufacture
This
largely by subsidiaries.
It has had
and
is
presently conducting negotiations with a number of persons
for the possible acquisitionof various additional businesses.
However>
n<me
of, the
oi fchls £inancing has been allocated for
ment
of -1,000
capacity
the
to
of
cne
;
.
b did
to
the
located in Cleveland, o.; New Philadelphia,
bank borrowings.—V.
With
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc., New York—
'Houston, Tex.
■
,v"
Makris, Board Chairman,
management,
in¬
was
company proposes to finance the construction with funds avail¬
from operations, proceeds of the sale of common stock and tem¬
be
to
P.
headed
group
indebtedness
v
announced that the agreement '
for
Guaranty Trust to provide' all funds necessary
to put
International on
a
sound
financing basis, to hire
technical
Texas
and
machine.
With the acquisition
it added undercarriages for con¬
Washington Mutual
-
418.
p.
other ^businesses,
V.
■..;r>
accepted a multi-million dollar offer
syndicate
headed
by
Guaranty
25
are
the sinking fund agent of
$1?. per share,
finance.
to
will
•„
to
investment
an
of
S.
A.
July
on
from"
at
182,
principal
of
Texas International Sulphur Cov-r-Financing Arranged
The
of
or
for expenses necessary
manufacture
aity
gas
<
Louisiana
American
it
connect
porary
unit,
7-/;\■ .:w3-
stock,
shares
July 13
shares of
Co;/fThe
are
nrt'iral
of
x
J
four
from
preferred
on
intended
.^utilized
the
32,589,000 cubic feet
•
total of
a
J
day
A
3,000
3,700
terras
is
has-been accepted for f.lips?, in-volirei*.1standing
to enable
Texas
per
Universal Match Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With
writing
pioposed construction of facil ties estimated to cost $783,100
per
series
corporation
underwriting
et>s
This corporation has applied to the Federal Power Commission fcr
x_„x,,__i
ai.thonty to build pipeline facllit es in Louisiana to transport natural,
gas for American Louisiana Fipe Line Co.
,,,(«»
tv,o
.•Tre application
which
i.i.
$580
proceeds
The
working capital.
1880,
in
handling
Truck
Lansing,
,
The
Aug. 27,. 1956 at $100 per share, plus accrued dividends.
will be made at J.. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated,. 23
to be used
its
■
will
on
covering
^Richter
'
acquire
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—To Increase Facilities
./
Y.
at
machine
upon
The proposed facilities consist of
corporation filed a registration statement with
the SEC on
July 20. 1956, covering • $6,500,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures* due Aug.- 1,
1976, to be offered for public sale
through an
for
approximately
18,313
acres
Counties, Wyo.—V. 133, p. 2945.
Fremont
stock
common
of
materials
and
.
of
the largest producers of machine
Originally
a
oulia^r
c.neily of
turret
II the company diversified its products.
War
line
,
common
one
States.
entered
partnership
a
as
of
jjne from the metering station, of Atlantic Seaboard Corp. near Dranesville, Va., to a point near Washington where 2.7 miles of 20-inch line
J.—Files
N.
Is
shares
debt.
"
The
exploration.
The
Equitable Building, Denver,
worthwhile
deemed
covering
.
Park,
its
and
operations,
«,
founded
It
from
derived
outstanding 837,678
long-term
of
be
to
This
company has
been granted authority
by
Commission to construct and operate 28.8 miles of
at an estimated cost
of $3,380,000.
to be
^Securities and Exchange Commission—
(Continued from page 11)
of
of
shares
80
and
that
stockholders
'
'
Investment News
acquisition
and
expansion
;; cement.—10.
•
Roselte
182,
SEC
are
>
preferred
cent)
one
United Cement Co., Inc., Montevallo, Ala.—Files With
i
payment
here.
a.
i
(par
is
at
Washington Gas Light Co.—Plans
the
capacity
above program and to meet other
$3,000,000
in
1956, for the con¬
modernization oi machinery and equipment
The company's plants are
and
new
the
presently has
United
funds
and
estimated
following World
Duplex
O.;
1
^
convertible
stock
.'
this
As
Company in 1955,
struction
equipment,
heavy duty special
generator sets to its product list.
184,
with
the
earth-moving
of
Corp.,
S.reet, New York, N. Y.,
p. 2516.
./-A':
—V.
7 y'"3\.
.
incorrect.
indicated
is
cumulative
common
in
broadened
of
$2,800,000.
accomplish
$5,600,000
machinery,
With
'
notification
^Securities and Exchange Commission—
was
date
of
and
lathes,
It
hand
on
to
replacement and
Jigs and fixtures.
company
tools
;./
l
Y.—Files
with funds
expenditures,
The company was
corporated in 1928.
July
on
debentures
Redemptions
Non-
'
...
repercussions.—V.
\
letter
a
of
shares
Equipment
redemption
'
*
working
able
being
tax
income
filed
8%
5
shares
of. five
corporation
for
Wall
funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
funds, tax deductible at the source.
Canadian
British
xLess
attendant
to
Trunkline Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
t
7-20
dividend,
this
and
at
on
'::>i 8-1- '
1
8-
t56%C
closed .for
inventory
stock
of
vused
'
,'{Payable
and
July
on
48,000
units
in
/%. Holders
(quar.)—„—,
The
estimated
is
51,
operation, additional working capital will be required. The
believes that the funds available to it from this financing,
sufficient
for
and
stock
increase
through Schuster & Co., Inc., New York, N.
8-17
8-15
Zeller's Ltd., common
.4V2%
$500
.
7-10
■77
9-15
■■•
(quar.)
Inc
strike
(par $1) and 9,600 shares of
1
•
Tube
&
to
be
tinuing
be
York,
New
20 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $250,000 of 6% subordinated debentures due
July 1, 1976
and 40,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered in units of
8-10
7-31
t3c
50c
Gold Fields,
steel
corporation
The
.»*»
7-16
V
8-31
37'/a C
(quar.)
(interim)
(quar.)
Sheet
Youngstown
Yuba
7-31
■
20c
Mines
Gas
be used
to
cents)
Inc.,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
10-19
>8-15
9- Jr
25c
_
preferred
Bear
County
(quar.)
to
are
.
Trinity
"
Yellow
10
Co.,
will
8-20
25c
;
^quar.)
Co.
1957,
in
capital
the
preferred stock and one share of
at $5 per unit, without underwriting. The proceeds are
to be used to repay debt and for
supplies and working capital.
50C 77 9-
;
(Rudolph)
(par
&
with
,
the
covering
'offered
25c
.
Monthly
SEC
»
25c
Wurlitzer
Eaton
;
common
O-
stock
common
through
notification
Trans-Graphic Corp., New York, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
7-18
.
to
157.
p.
-/•!*,• 'y
+
of
share,
of
public offering, through The First of Arizona Co.,
of $115,000 5'/2% first mortgage bonds dated June 1,
due
June'1; 1958-1980,-inclusive,
has
been
withdrawn
and
stock
Monthly
proceeds
Ariz.,
7
9-14
1
9-
8-24
-
$1.11
Co.
7-13
■>
(quar.).
Jr.,
shares
per
letter
a
proposed
owing
8-15
20%
Co.—
net
1955
■
8-15
9- 1
62 Vac
(quar.)
(interim)
1
1
7
12 Vac
:
Co.
380,000
cents
75
filed
29
1
Phoenix,
7-13
8-
8-
8-31
$1.26
(quar.)
W.)
(F.
(Wm.)
,
31 %c
(F.
'
9-14
.
30c
(quar.)
June
on
Tipton County Utilities Co.—Offering Withdrawn—
9-29
.7-31
5c
,
(quar.)
Petroleum
4.44%
income)
late
company
capital.
7-16
$1.25
Woolworth
at
The
(quar.)__
common
Wool worth
Worcester
invest,
common
in
placed
8-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Industries,
Wrigley
10-11
"A' "=.
<aua'-,»_
(quar.)
preferred
Woodley
1
8-31
covering
Y.
The
-*
"
Wisconsin
5%
■
N.
7-13
7-31
7c
.>v;
\
serlesi,
Wisconsin
5%
11-
corporation
offered
7-27
;
7c
.
Electric Power—
preferred
5.04%
The
SEC
7-27
I
7c
monthly)
Monthly
Woodall
6-
*c
12%c
>
(increased
and an annual royalty based upon a
percent of
plans also to develop further the Lummus equipment
applications, including chemical burning.—V. 184, p. 10.
new
together
7-20
8-20
25c
B.)
Stores
Thermal
Thermal
4
25c
common
by
sales.
*„for many
8-15
Thermoray Corp., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
$1.25
_
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
6 %
t
Co.—-
(accum.)
Co.,
Wisconsin
mus
of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Wilson
Snare
:
.
Holders
V
Oil
Wiihams
■»..
-
& Sons, Inc.
When
1
pursuant
the
200,000
of
but
the
shares
contract
not
does
to
for
Include
to the exercise of
the
be
issued
to
purchase
150,000
Orthopter
of
the
shares
to
warrants
be
Co.
assets
received
upon
con-
said
cor-
of
reserved
for
issuance
by the under-
writer.
:
BUSINES8—The company was incorporated in Colorado on March
share has been declared on the capital
20, 1956.
Its principal office is located at 609 Equitable Building,
; stock payable Aug,
14, 1956 to holders of record Aug. 3, 1956. Deben¬
Denver 2, Colo., but upon .conclusion of the
subsidiaries.
Central
Minera
owns
current offering, will be
ture holders will be entitled to receive this dividend only if they
established at-1900 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo,
cessions on Southern Mexico's mineral ridge, the Isthmus of Tehuan'
convert
on
or
before Aug. 3. s"V '
■' ?
■
The business of -the company
tepec.
Texas International's discovery
of 5,000,000 tons of sulphur .Lis the manufacture, sale and distri¬
Of the $5,000,000 principal amount of debentures originally issued
bution of toys and novelty items.
on
its
land -near
the
village of Texistepec has already been con¬
The company is in the promotional
in June, 1954,: $2,006,000 remained outstanding on*July 20, 1956, the
firmed by independent
stage.
•)
.•; .■
1
'• ■ ■
'•
geologists.
V;",
■;
balance having been converted.
C
■*
The company plans to purchase, in their entirety, the assets of the
The marasemenn ox t>ie cogipany expressed the hope to. the stck-£
$^3 Kidder, Peabody & Co. has agreed with Vanadium corporation to
holders
that
Orthopter Co., a Colorado corporation, including all contracts, and
witl^ the
completion
of : Vthe
financing
arrangement
ofier to-buy the called debentures at a price exceeding the redemption
ccnstructicn of a plant
the-right to manufacture, use and sell orthopters (aircraft propelled
will be started in, six to nine months.
,1 price of• 102Va. Kidder, Peabody tmneanced that it would maintain a
by flapping wings).—V. 183, p. 2229.
Compaiable sulphur plapts already built in Mexico have cost in ,
bid of 103 on the New York Stoek Exchange" for the' caHed
bonds
excess of
$3,000,000.? r.
*3.:-1r<:%?■
'
until noon Aug. 24, 1956 and would purchase at the same price any
••••'■
V r Wonderland, Ine., Feasterville, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Teitas International's oil operations in east Texas were not involved
called bonds tendered to it on or prior to that date.
Any debentures
in the arrangement:
Engineers estimate that these oil holdings will
.The corporation on-July-16 filed a letter of notification with the
•'thus acquired: by Kidder; Peabody. will be
converted into Vanadium
return in excess of $7,000,000 to the company. "*• • "• r &";•
v;
-s V capital, stock.—V.:-; 183, p. .23*0.
,*« SEC covering -16,000 .shares- of- class B- common stock
(no par) to be
^
e>. Mr.
Makris,
and
Claude
Townsend
(Guaranty
Trust
President) !
offered at $10 per share, "Without underwriting. The proceeds are to
announced-that
the
agreement
is
effective
immediately.
kiJbe* used for .beildings, -improvements, and working, eapital.
•
.
•
ii c/ Vita Food Products, Inc.,
New -York Cfty—Registers
•Drilling crews took the field July 29 to. resume work ou'the com-'
pany's
Chinameca Holding
where
preliminary
geological
work
has ..Stock Offering With SEC—
i. if Alan)
Wood Steel Co.—To Lease Plant—
^^
>
indicated
the
presence
of
another
major- deposit
of
commercial
-4- Thia corporation
filed a registration statement with the SEC on ,,wGround was broken on July 13 bv Robert E. L-*»T>b fa ann, industrial
sulphur.
Mr. Makris said that drilling at Texistepec will be resumed
*
July 20* 1956; covering' 89,480 shares of its 25 cent par common
engineers and builders, Philadelphia, pa., for construction of a comat
the end of the rainy season in November:—\ 184. p. 368.'
stock, oi which:20,000 shares are to be offered "for- sale by the issuing
pletely air-conditioned metal-working plant to- be situated on a 45•*':
*. ^
.J
-*1,V-. r' " g
; company
to 27 selected executives and, key employees, pursuant to a
acre site
In Oaks,
Pa., owned by the Lamb organization.
-' Thatcber Glass
Stock Option
Manufacturing Co*, inc* —- Expansion
Plan and 69,480* are to be offered for public sale by
I** >The new -$2,000,000 structure will-be the "future-home-of Alan Wood
selling stockholders,'The
offering
price
and
underwriting
.-Steel Co.'s Penco Metal Products Division,
Not ^ales reaehed a
new
company high for the
12 months ended ' ..certain
-which manufactures steel
terms are to be supplied. by. amendment.
Granbery, Marache & Co.
June 30,
lockers, cabinets and shelving.
1956* as well as for the first six months of 1956. For tne
is listed as underwriter.
^
Design of ./the plant by the
12 month period niet sales totaled $38,210,823^ compared "to $33,785,522
Lamb
organization
provides
154.000
The-company has outstanding 325,400 common shares.
The selling
square feet of floor area.
for the previous 12 month period. Net income
after taxes increased
Approximately 300 persons will be employed.
Central
syndicate: will
Minera,
S.
A.,
40%
of the capital stock, of .
International's
wholly-owned
123,000
acres
of
sulphur con-;'
receive
of
one
A
dividend
of
50
cents
per
Texas
<
,
,
,
-
.
.
-
.
-
„
.
^
■
-
,
.
■■
*
»•
-
-
.
■
-
to
$1,689,317;
amounted
against
as
after
share
coramcn
per
to
$2.34
the
For
pe-
six
July
20,
Franklin
said
fiscal
B.
directors
the
increased
the
at
on
com mo .i
rate
30,
He
also
shares
common
authorized
from
$19,221,458.
were
for this
ah
period
to
the
in
$1.20
with
:Net-
almost
mitting
double
service
tainers.—V.
to
183,
p.
$102
per
the
that
expansion
an
.
is
program
now
Thatcher's
customers
West
with
Coast
both
productive
flint
and
capacity,
amber
glass
The
and
sell
the
of
the
and
J.
The
high
intensity
Lummus
Co.,
it
granted
combustion
exclusive
devices
rights
to
con¬
developed
manufacture
and
patented
announced on July 19 following s'gning
by Leonard C. Peskin, Thermal's President,
F.
Thornton, President of Lummus.
*—
licensing agreement calls for an initial cash payment to Lum»
license
was
agreement
Schnibbe,
L.
Com¬
Trust
21,260
Schnibbe,
North
as
24,180
Executors
shares; ? and
13,519 outstanding shares of preferred stock
plus accrued
dividends, using for this purpose
'
current
bank
borrowings.
'
" '
Swasey Co., Cleveland, O.—Registers With
'
&
and
company
Exchange Commission—
A
the
The
Inc.
supplied
public
net
proceeds
of
of
tools,
the
financing to
general corporate purposes
Including
company's capacity for machine tool
cost
of
existing
the
construction
plants
equipment
for
and
this
the
*— Stock
Subscrip¬
269,204 shares of capital stock recently
offered for subscription by stockholders of record July 6,
1956, at $24.50 per share, 266,475 shares were subscribed
the
of
the
sold
Co.
were taken up and
by the underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley &
184, p. 264.
See also V.
Zenith
expansion,
which
proposes
to
add
its general funds, available for
the proposed expansion of the
production
additional
acquisition
company
by
25%. The
space
at its
machinery and
to be completed
about
manufacturing
of
is
additional
expected
.
for, and the balance of 2,729 shares
Radio
Corp.—New Hearing Aid—
This
corporation
on
July 23
Introduced
a
tiny,
crescent-shaped
hearing aid that fits snugly and comfortably In the curve behind the
ear
and needs no expensive eyeglasses to support it.
The
machine
lease the
earlier in
Yale & aWnc Manufacturing Co.
-
tions—Of
19
amendment.
by
manufacturer
-
.
filed a registration statement with the
of its $1 par common stock, to be offered
underwriting group headed by Blyth &
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
July
on
* When
completed early In 1957, the Steel company will
building from Lamb under a lease-back arrangement made
the year. See also V, 184, p. 369.
Loretta
SEC covering 120,000 shares
for public sale
through an
Co.,
been
of
.
Securities
per¬
■>
by
t
Warner
1902.
has
V.
Richard
Nelson
the
of
share,
proceeds
'
under
,
corporation
of
and
Members
of the
com¬
pany's board of directors and its officers, together toith their families,
own
over
57%
of
the outstanding
common
stock of the company.
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Presi¬
that record sales will be established for the
added
Estate
Roberts
of : Frederick
shares
are
Thermal Research & Engineering: Corp.—Licensed— '
This
Estate
3,553
way
at
the company's Saugus, California container plant,
and
is
expected to be completed by November of this year. This expansion
will
the
the
of
Schnibbe
Schnibbe,>24,040.
Concurrently
with the
sale
of- this
stock,
the
company
will
purchase from the selling stockholders
an
aggregate
'•at
payments
'
15.
t:
$1.27
regular
Manufacturers
and
,
•
increase
$1.00
was
Schnibbe
Emma
are
Executors
as
shares*- Frances
of
.■ - *
siocx
stockholders
pany
out-
Vof
sales
earnings
beginning Sept.
Pollock,
indications
year.
June
and
_»
u.viocxid
dent,
605,129
*
:
ended
$906,407,
to
,->{»*«.—or,
On
on
1956.
months
amounted
based
$1.89,
vs
Standing on June 30,
income
$1,417,886 for the previous period. Earnings
allowance for regular preference dividends"
power
new
hearing aid, called
four-transistor reception,
President
of
Zenith's
the
Is engineered for full
William N. Brown, Vice-
Diplomat,
according
to
A wide choice of powerresponse modifications is available, he said, making the Diplomat
instrument that will serve
a
tremendous
number of hearing aid
h-«ring
aid
division.
tone
an
needs.
The
Diplomat
transistor
hearing
completes
Zenith's
aids that sell
new
from $o0
of
four- and five$150.—V. 183, p. 3061.
line
to
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
52
.
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1953'
(472)
7
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
■x!!xX
••
.,7-7
X.XXX
•
\'XX-
•' •
•
i. "■
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
District, Orange County, Calif.
until
Bond Sale—The $58,000 build¬
10:30 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $50,000 .building ing bonds offered July 24—v. 184,
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956.
Due p. 266—were awarded to the Se¬
on Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
curity-First
National
Bank of
clusive. 7 Principal
and
interest Los Angeles, as 3%s at a price of
100.70, a basis of about 3.12%.
(M-S)
payable at the County
School'District
(P.O.Phoenix), Ariz.
Maricopa County
No* 38
$1,100,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
July 19—v. 184,
awarded to the
of St.
.Louis; Commerce Trust Company,
cf Kansas City; Valley National
Bank, and Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., both of Phoenix, as follows:
ing bonds offered
2814—were
p.
Mercantile Trust Company,
1957 to
7x
1967
120,000
Los
$1,000,000'
building bonds offered July 24 —1
v. 184, p, 159 — were awarded to!
a
group
composed of Security-
Due on July 1, 1975
Is.
and 1976.
f
Sale
Bond
inclusive.
First
Maricopa County School District
The
—
geles, Blyth & Co., Inc., California '
build¬ Bank, Los Angeles, R. H. Moulton
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 184, & Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, William R. Staats & Co.,
p. 159—were awarded to a group
composed of the Mercantile Trust Taylor & Co., and Redfield & Co.,
as 3%s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
Company, of St. Louis; Commerce
No.
(P. O. " Phoenix),
8
Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $550,000
7
$445,000 3*/4s.
1958
1971
to
Kansas
Los
Calif.
9
a.m.
payable at the County Treasurer's
:?CALIFORNIA V,
'
A'
'
.
'
V":
i
\*•"
' *'•.
••
-M
777x
office.
Sacramento
will
Clerk,
10
for the
(PDST)
a.m.
payable
(M-S)
Legality
7
Sch. Dist., Yuba
'
California
'
-
Sale—The
Bond
-
County,
cisco.
on
until
price of 100.13, a net interest
about 4.12%, as follows:
Due
1972
on
Bond
r
District.
Secretary,X will
bids at
sealed
(F-A)
the
offices
cisco.
Des¬
&
Miller, * 616.. Eye. St;,
Sacramento, until 8 p.m. (CDST)
pn
Aug. 6< for the purchase of
$2,100,000 water revenue • bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
mond
from
cipal
1958 to
1987 inclusive. Prin¬
payable
at the American Trust Co., San
Francisco. Legality approved bv
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. - •
and
Bellflower
interest
(J-J)
School
Unified
Aug.
15
County
the
at
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
receive
of
payable
Treasurer's
Nancy. Ross*
—
on
1957 to 1976 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
from
County, Calif.
Offering
(CDST)
p.m.
District,
/•;;,-'*7:7'?7\:
* ■■
7x777'
1, 1956.
Due
inclu¬
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971
until
11
for the
kins,
7
;■
(PDST)
a.m.
and
Aug.
7
purchase of $800,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
on Sept.
1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due
payable
(M-S)
Treasurer's
at
office.
the County
Legality ap¬
by O'Melveny &
of Los Angeles.
7 "7
proved
Calif.
Walnut Creek,
Bond
Fresno
County Water Works Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Fresno), Calif. -
Offering
—
Myers,
7
X
Adele Laine,
sewer
sell
at
on
revenue
details
certificates.
mary"
Thornton,
be ob¬
Mohr &
P. O.
Box 196, Mont¬
Ala. Xx7':7<v ;■ v7.7:'7x77:7
Jacksonville, Florida
;
revenue
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 184,
159—were awarded to
p.
a group
the California BanK
Angeles, Faine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Shearson, HamralU & Co., Taylor & Co., and
E. F. Hutton & Co., as 3V2S, at a
composed of
of
Jqly 24^—v* 184, p. 54—were
7
a?
syndicate headed by
price of 101.72,
" l" "■
336%,
Coronado
a
Unified** School
-
7
'
District,
^San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering
—
Helen Kleck-
iier^ Clerk of the Board of Super¬
1'
r1'" t.
'
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1971 to 1985 inclusive.
,
;
\
1
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Sept.
Herrington
Francisco.
&.
.
-
Sutcliffe,
7
of
San
122
(P. O. Rockford), III.
:
of $735,000
school building bonds was
the
2.60s.
Due
on
July
1'"^X'1X ' IN DI AN A x 7 'X 7 7'X ;'7
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Allen Township:
School Building
Avilla), Ind. i
Corporation. (P.' O.
■
Sale—Th£
Bond
Harriman
mortgage
revenue
$265,000
first;,
bonds offered
184, p.
267—were
Indianapolis'-Bond
Merrill Lynch,'
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, jointly.-;,
July
24—v.
awarded to the
& Share Corp., and
,XX...7i7 Beech Grove, Ind. 7
Offering
Bond
—
Helen
Xw7
Dietz,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $35,000
bonds. Dated Aug, 1,
1956:7 Due
July 1, 1957
inclusive. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Ross;
McCord, Ice & Miller, of-Indian1
V
•-♦.v.-',
i; J
semi-annually from
to
Jan. T,; 1966
t.
apalis.
•'
.
-
,
<
^
r.
Center
.
.
*,-.7.5^
7l
J
-
Township'School Township
fP; O.: Crown Point)} Ind** j X
New York City-,; as J. M. Dain & Co.; Bosworth, Sul¬
Bond Offerlng^Harry H. Meyer,
2.20s, at a price of 100:38r a basis livan & Co.; First of Iowa Corp.,
Township Trustee; will receive
of about 2.12%.7
and J. A.. Overton & Co.
X7 sealed bids until 9 a:m.. (CST) oh
Hutzler,; of
:
.
.
,
of $30,000
building bonds. Dated Aug.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed sewerage
improvement
certifi¬ 1,1956X Due semi-annually from
bids until noon (DST) on Aug
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclur
cates offered July 24 — v. 184, p.
sive. Principal, and interest .(J-J)
for
the
purchase >■ of
$650,000 160
were awarded to B. J. Van
bonds, as follows: * X"
*
Ingen &
Co.v and Clement A. payable at • the. First" National
Bank of ; Crown. Point. Legality
$400,000* p u b-1 i c
improvement Evans & Co., jointly^ at a price of
-
Dated
No.
Bond Sale—An issue
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
-
_
,
-
'
7
to 1970 inclusive.
30,000 514s.
basis of about
:
j
Due pn Sept. 1 from
;v X
$20,000 5 y4s.
1961
7;-
j
,
Winnebago County School District
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
5,830,000
-
_
p.
sold to
Northern;Trust Co.,'Chicago,'
Smith, Barney & Co., New York and the Mercantile .Trust Co., St.
City, at a price of 100.005, a net Louis, jointly, as 2%s. Dated June
interest cost of about 2.67%, as
1, 1956. Due on Dec, 1 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive. Principal
and
follows:
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
$2,870,000 4s.. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
X Northern Trust Co., Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
650,000 2%s. Due July 1, 19637
Cutler, of Chicago.
7
4,650,000 2V2S.
Due on July 1
fered
awarded to
,
Los
July 20—v.
offered
Whipple '& Co., The Milwaukee
Company, and McMaster Hutchin¬
son
& Co., as 2'%s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about 2.48%.
of¬
certificates
...
Los Angeles County, Calif.
\
\
$1,485,000
Saie-The
bonds
55 — were awarded to a
composed of the First Na¬
Bank, of Chicago,XAX G.
Becker X &>
Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon,
184,
..
-
Sani¬
group
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Gold¬
X
City Clerk, will receive sealed man, Sachs & Co.; Blair & Co.,
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Ine:;. A, C. Allyn & Co.; John
be
received 'until
7:30 \ p.m, 14 for the. purchase of $2,000,000 Nuveen
&
Co.; Hornblower
&
(PDST) on July 31 .for the pur¬ bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.. Due* on Weeks; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
chase vol
$70,000
water
bonds. July 1 from 1957 to 1987 inclusive. F. S. Smithers & Co.; Kean, Tay¬
Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due on Sept.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ lor &
Co.; Stroud & Co.; Shearson,
15 from; 1960 to
1980 inclusive. able at the Bank of America Na¬ Hammill & Co.; The Illinois Com?
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
pany;*,Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
tion, of San Francisco. Legality Childress &
Co.; Eldredge & Co.;
fice. Legality approved by Orrick, approved by Kirkbridge, Wilson, Julien Collins &
Co.; Stern Broth¬
&
Wallace,
of ' San ers &
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Harzfeld
Co.; McCormick & Co.
Mateo:
of Sam Francisco,
.t
• .*
;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Lyons
& Shafto, Inc.* Wood, Gundy &
Fresno County Water District No.
7
CONNECTICUT
Co., Inc.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
18 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Freeman & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond Sale.—The $300,000 storm Co.; First Securities Company of
waterworks bonds was sold to a
and sanitary sewer bonds offered Chicago; McDonald-Moore & Co:;
group
headed by Hannaford
July 25 — v.- 184, p. 266 — were Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; JanTalbot, of San Francisco, as fol
awarded
to " Salomon
Bros.
& ney, Dulles & Co.; Magnus & Co.;
lows: v i
-
Danville
tional
Certificate Sale—The $14,000,000
electric
facility revenue
District (P. O. Danville), III*
(EST)
from
gomery,
An issue of $13,-
sold to John Nuveen &
County,
Bond
will
Clerk,
sewer
Farish,
-'77-777
on
Vermilion
issue of $330,000 water
Additional
tained
was
,
Town
an
of
Co., of Chicago, as 4s, at a price of
95.55, a basis of about 4.28%., Due
July 1,1982.
77 ."
-
public auction at 2 p.m.
Aug. 2,
ing
v
City.
Certificate Offering—F. R. Per¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
Aug. 15 from
on
County Water District,
Sacramento
2
■
4s. Due on Aug. 1
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
Arcade
7 for the
building
Aug.
Aug.
bonds
—
parking
500,000
tary
bids at
until 10:30
$24,000
office. 77
77
purchase of $205,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
18,000
7
on
of
ap¬
Chicago, Illinois
Bond Sale
Havana, Florida
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
for the
cost of
to
York
sive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Woodland,
ings Association', of San Francisco,
1957
7'
on Aug.
of $320,000
1958
Chicago.
,
159—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
$62,000 4'14s.
777
1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1995
inclusive. Legality
to
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Tustin Union High School District,
Esparto Union School District,
Yolo County, Calif.
7777-'
Orange Coun'.y, Calif.
7 ,
Bond Offering — L. B; Wallace,
Bond Offering—C. L. Hiddleson,
build¬
$80,000
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 184,
a
77-'" ■'
■
re¬
p.m.
(EDST)
.
p..
at
.7
2
FLORIDA
sealed
Fresno
Dated
bonds.
ap¬
in
(PDST)
a.m.
rington & Sutcliife, of San Fran¬
Arboga
the
to
will receive
office
purchase
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Francisco.
that
will
until
bids
sealed
Trust CP. of San Francisco.
Clerk
his
County
the
at
office.
July
Ameri¬
Bond
purchase of $187,000 build¬
Treasurer's
announces
Education
Legality approved by Reed,
park Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
Sanger Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
-X;
Offering — The
County
8
Aug.
on
awarded
were
can
C, C. LaRue,
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Dahlquist, Herrington
by Orrick,
24
ing
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
6 Sutcliffe, of San
School District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento
until
of
Dover.
Pomeroy, Calif,
Sale-r-The $300,000
Bond
—
a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 7 for the
purchase of $450,000 non tax-ex¬
empt dormitory bonds. Dated Nov.
chase
and recreation bonds offered
County, Calif.
Offering
Bond
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 31 for the purchase of
$350,000 municipal improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
City
nier,
*'
Elk Grove Union
;i
Alameda, i Calif.
Offering—Shirley H. Ten-
Bond
-
5
7
7
Secretary and Business Manager,
will receive sealed bids until 10
7 for the pur¬
school building
Bond
Sale—The $60,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 184, on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1978 in¬
p.
266 — were awarded to the clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Security-First National Bank oi
(M-S) payable at the Farmers
Los Angeles.
Bank of the State of Delaware,
.
•'
Ventura
State Consolidated
Simpson
B.
Board
Spokane.
ILLINOIS
Bond Offering—Secretary Wil!iam
Peterson,
Bradley University (P. O. Peoria),
7;x7x7777X'
Illinois • x;i77xX-;^-7:
Bond Offering—A. G. Haussler,
Camden), Del.
the
awarded
were
—
Merrill &
Richards,
of
School District No* 1 (P. O*
184,
County/Calif,
(CDST) on Aug. 21
and 1973.
7x/'X777777
for the purchase of $250,000 build¬
The bonds bear additional in¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
terest of 1% from Oct. 1, 1956 to on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclu¬
July 1, 1957.
>
>.-7:7 ; 77: vX" sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
until
Dist.,
to
DELAWARE
¬
184, p. 266
v.
—
The $130,000 sew¬
—
bonds offered July 20
revenuue
er
St.,
ceive
Sch.
Elem.
Oxnard
Bond Sale
the office
at
X
IDAHO
will
Treasurer,
from
Osburn, Idaho
C.
Berry
Day,
Main
Kent County
266—were awarded to Kaiser &
Co., and H. E. Work & Co., both
of San Francisco, jointly*
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
96,000 3.30s. Due on June 1
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Aug. 1,1956.
Edward
,
114,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
& Howard, 750
Hartford, until noon
(DST) on July 31 for the purchase
of $1,800,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
of
Jefferson Elem.
ing bonds offered July 24—v.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
1, 1972
(M-S)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles,
District
Childs,
—
receive sealed bids
p.
District,
School
Union
Angeles County,
Bond
on
Due on July
105,000 3s.
Eastside
July 1 from
inclusive,
:.M
Due
3.21%.
of about
City;
Valley National Bank,and Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., both of Phoenix,
as follows:
7
of
Company,
Trust
Offering
Bond
building
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
to 1973 inclusive. Principal and
San
1957,to 1961 inclusive.,
„
Regional School District No* 7
X
(P. O. Norfolk), Conn.
side, until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Aug.
6
for the purchase
of $119,000
Bond
,
190,000 3.30s. Due on June 1 from
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
'
-
The bonds are dated
-■
Due on June 1 from
$100,000 4s.
of
& Williams,
;7 Hartford.
Peque-
School District*
Mateo County, Calif*
Sale—The $55,000 build
Hyde
Gross,
Clerk, will receive
at his office in River¬
interest
An-
Los
of
Bank
National
■
about
.
by Day, Berry
& Howard, of Hartford.
250,000 sewer bonds.
Due on
X Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
clusive. Legality approved by
County
sealed bids
Unified School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Culver City
1 from • par, a net interest cost of
'
Legal¬ 3.32%, as follows:
Aug.
approved
ity
Riverside
A.
Offering—G.
Bond
gnat,
Due on July 1 from
1974
to
Highland School District,
County, Calif.
cisco.
inclusive.
1966
480,000 3y4s.
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Due on July 1 from
$500,000 5s.
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
on
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
San Diego,
in
office
his
at
Due
bonds.
High School
Union
Grove
Garden
bids
sealed
receive
will
visors,
ARIZONA
f-.'Sr
J
:Middletoxvn, Conn.
Bond Offering—Chester Dzialo,
X Pensacola, Florida
Certificate Sale
The $500,000
77'
Aug. 9 for. the purchase
.
—
—
school
Volume 184
Number 5555
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(473)
^
from..
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Monon), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
19
$770,000
bonds
revenue
awarded
184,
v.
—
were
—
to
composed of
Co.* City Securi¬
ties Corp., Julien Collins & Co.,
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
a
Wagoner,
City
receive
until
bids
■'
■'
i
Jan.
from
1
&
Fahey,
of
\
_
-
"•
•\
1958
1977
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City ClerkTreasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Rockville Consol. Schools
(P. O.
1
.'
.
»•*
;
**.
,
L
*
Bonds Not Sold
700,000 utilities
fered
revenue
bonds of¬
July 26
—
v; 184, p. 55. A
headed by B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., New York City, submitted
a bid specifying a net interest cost
group
of 4.22%..
: ^
sj
•
;
Certificate Sale —The $294,564
paving certificates offered July 23
184, p. 267-r-were awarded to
—v.
group composed of Scharff &
Jones, Inc.; Ducournau & Kees,
and
Rapides Bank & Trust Co.,
a
Alexandria.
Orleans, La.
Certificate
Offering—Robert E.
Develle, Director of Finance,1 will
cipal
apolis.
(CST)
of
sealed
$393,000
10
a.m.
certificates.
paving
interest
and
such
at
until
bids
Aug. 9 for the purchase
on
(J-J)
payable
paying
agencies in New
City, as the
City may designate. - Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
Orleans
bids
sealed
until
11
a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase
of $65,000 school building bonds.
Dated July
1, 1956.'/Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1957 to Jan.
1,
1970 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross. McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
for
13
3
the
(CST)
of
p.m.
purchase
Aug.
$181,000
1959
to
Parish
IOWA
mings, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $38,500 school
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building bonds.
Burlington, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
Improvement
offered
July
a
<'•'
North¬
Co., of Burling¬
21/2S, at a price of 100.05,
as
basis of about 2.48%.
l:". '*
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•
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-
:'i-/
.
.
'
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Cascade, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
$145,000 elec¬
tric revenue bonds offered July 24
were awarded to Juran & Moody,
Inc., of St. Paul, at a price of
100.76, a net interest cost of about
3.04%, as follows:
$79,000
Due
3s.
1958
1967
'
The
1956.
bonds
Due
on
for
and
1
1960 inclusive.
to
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/ •/
Mary's Parish Water Works
(P. O. Box 831,
District No. 3
Morgan
City), La.
Offering—Robert J. Terre¬
Bond
bonne, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
13
until
for
3
(CST)
p.m.
the
as
purchase
follows:
of
Aug.
$181,000
on
$105,000 water works bonds,
able
from
Due
unlimited
July
on
1
1976 inclusive.
from
-
;/..■;/ /
76,000 water revenue bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1981
/a/— inclusive./'
-//'/
1,
1958 to
Legality approved
bonds
are
dat»d
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at office of the Treasurer
District
in Amelia. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
;
//,
/
approved
Washington Parish School Districts
Hawarden, Iowa
(P. O. Franklinton), La.
Sale—The $64,000
Bond
general
obligation sewer - bonds
offered
July 23 were awarded
to the
Carlton D. Beh Co., of Des Moines,
as 2%s and 3s, at a price of 100.01.
Pomeroy, Iowa
Bond Offering—A. A. Nahnsen,
Town
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
6
for
the
purchase
of $10,000
Clerk,
will
construction
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from*
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
& Cooney, of Des Moines.
Ahlers
(P. O. Glasgow),
Kentuchy-
Barren County
Bond
■
Offering—Robert
County Clerk, will
bids until
11
a.m.
S^ant,
receive sealed
(CST)
on
Aug.
purchase of
revenue $104,000
school
building
bonds.
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Due on Aug.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
21
for
the
Offering—R.
W.
Magee,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 16
for the purchase of $267,000 bonds,
as
follows:
Angie
$59,000
bonds.
1958
to
Due
School
on
1976 inclusive.
Thomas
53,090
bonds.
1958
100,000
to
1958
Due
on
1976
to
Due
District
School
Aug.
1
from
inclusive.
Varnado
bonds.
District
1 from
Aug.
to,
a
group
Co., Baltimore; Baker, Watts ;&
Co.; John C. Legg & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Stein Bros.<.&
Boyce; Robert Garrett & Sons,
and Mead, Miller & Co. at a
price
of 100.013, a net interest cost of
about
3.41%,
follows:
as
;.
$1,000,000 Advance Park Acquisition bonds:
$150,000 4s, due
are
Aug.
1956.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the office of the School
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Due
in¬
1985
and
interest
Legality approved by Miller, CanPaddock & Stone, of De¬
field,
troit.
j
Clarkson
.'
/•/■
Offering
Daniel
—
Bank-State
Street
Trust
of Boston.
pany,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Walton T. Rob-
bins, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
■.
Hampden County (P. O. Spring:/ V'
field), Mass.
v.
Note
until 8 p.m.
Bond
Com¬
and site bonds. Dated
Due
June
on
inclusive.
sewer
ful
184,
371—were
& Co., and
Estabrook & Co., both of Boston,
jointly, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.14, a basis of about 2.36%,
p.
1958
1982
to
interest
and
banking insti¬
a
designated by the
success¬
Legality approved by
Stevens & Moorman, of
Detroit.
'
Berry,
,
Fair
Plain
site
District
(P.
O.
c. i
.
Sale—The $250,000 school
and
July
School
Benton), Mich.
(
to R. L. Day
Aug. 1,1956.
from
bidder.
Bond
$330,000 school
bonds offered
1
Principal
(J-D) payable at
tution
/
Sale—The
awarded
(EST) on July 31 for
purchase of $500,000 building
the
M.
Marblehead, Mass.
project and
July
24—v.
Community Sch. Dist.,
building
184,
bonds
18—v.
offered
p.
268—were
Kenower,
Co., of Detroit.
MacArthur
awarded
&
to
Garden
Bond
dell,
;
i
;
City, Mich.
Offering—Douglas F. Wad-
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30
street
due
19—v.
Fund
/
1976 iuclusive.
1957
to
Bond
to
Advance
Park
bonds:
Somerville, Mass.
1959
and $850,000 3.40s,
July 1 from 1960 to
on
tion
$30,000
Acquisi¬
4s, due
as
Sale
The
$300,000 offparking bonds offered July
184, p. 268—were awarded
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., of Boston,
2.40s, at a price of 100.19, a
—
July 1 from 1957 to 1959
inclusive, and $170,000 3.40s,
bonds:
/
:;
$75,000 4s, due on July
1 from 1957 to 1959 inclusive,
250,000 Little Falls Branch Park
Development bonds: / $30,000
4s, due on July 1 from 1957 to
VZ/V'' 1959 inclusive, and $220,000
3.40s, due
■•//.
to 1973 inclusive.
Due
water bonds
was
land-Atlas
Boston, 23/4s, at
a
sold to the Rock-
The
bonds
ler,
of
a
awarded
to
a
syndicate
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
& Sons, and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.004, a net interest cost of
about 2.77%, as follows:
$1,500,000 5s. Due
Aug, 1 from
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
3,500,000 2.60s. Due on Aug. 1
on
r
from
1962 to
10,000,000
"
1971.
1970 inclusive.
2%s.
.///', /
Due
Aug.
on
1,
V .///,/.•
;
Other members of the syndicate:
Boston
Corp.,
Lehman
First
Brothers,
Phelps, Fenn &
Co.,
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Shields & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
//-■/
Co.
Baker,
Watts
■■//;■'
&
Co.,
.
•z:/
Joha
C.
Legg & C0.1, Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co., Dominick &
Dominick, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Robert
Garrett & Sons, Mead, Miller &
Co., Newhard, Cook & Co., E. F.
Button & Co., C. T. Williams &
Co., Inc., Van Deventer Brothers,
Inc., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
McCormick & Co., C. F. Cassell &
Co., Wyllie and Thornhill, and
,
A. G. Edwards & Sons.
MASSACHUSETTS
Detroit.
sealed bids until 8
p'.h^ (EST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $380,000 bonds, as follows:
$238,000
sewage disposal
system
general obligation bonds. Due
sealed
bids
until
noon
(DST) on July 30 for the purchase
of $5,000,000 notes. Dated Aug. 2,
1956. Due Nov.
Bond
13, 1956.
Fitchburg, Mass.
$100,000
Sale—The
construction
bonds offered
and
water
main
July 24—v. 184, p.
1
a
2V4S, at
as
a
disposal system
The
1956.
bonds
Due
1956.
Aug.
1,
1957
from
Principal and
interest
payable at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
of Boston. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
to
Aug.' 1
on
inclusive.
1966
Woburn, Mass.
Bond
Sale
$450,000 de¬
partmental equipment and school
project bonds
offered
July. 25
—v. 184, p. 371—were awarded to
the First Boston Corp., New York
City, as 2^s, at a price of 100.20,
basis of about 2.46%.
a
MICHIGAN
Catherine St.,
—
H.
Gordon
Wright, Secretary of the Board of
Education,, will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 15
for the
purchase of $177,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
ing
Due
on
June
1
from
1957
to
1986
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., jointly, purchased an issue
$270,000 Water System No. 1
revenue bonds at a price of 100.08,
a net interest cost of about 3.43%,
of
from
3V4S.
on
April
1968 inclusive.
1
150,000 3V2s. Due on April 1 from
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
Carr
Fourth
Class
School District
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Bond Offering—Bernice Goren-
No.
6
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) -on July 31 for the
purchase
of
$340,000
M-S.
Feb.
1,
pay¬
&
a
Moorman, of Detroit.
Hudson Area
Schools, Lenawee and
Hillsdale Counties (P. O. Hudson),
Michigan
Bond
Offering
—
L. A. Dillon,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
chase of
bonds.
sealed
on
bids
until
Aug. 9 for the
8
pur¬
$1,550,000 school building
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due
July 1 from 1957 to 1985 in¬
i Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
on
designated by the pur¬
Legality approved by Mil¬
Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit. •
t
; /
chaser.
ler,
Canfield,
Litchfield Community School
Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Roberta L. Ans-
baugh, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
p.m. (EST) on Aug. 7 for
until 8
the purchase of
and
site
bonds.
Due
1986
building
on
$600,000 building
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1959
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
be
.
Due
1958 to
vens
interest
Sale—Watling, Lerchen &
,
Interest
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
to
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
follows:
bonds;
1960 to
Principal and interest
1956.
Bloomfield Township (P. O.
Bond
from
dated
are
sewage
company
Jackson), Mich.
Offering
1983
clusive.
/.yt.'/,
Blackman, Sandstone, Spring Arbor
and Summit Townships Fractional
School District No. 9 (P. O. 3950
Bond
to
revenue
inclusive.
bonds
able at
,
The
—
1956
March 1
on
1986
The
/
dated
are
Due
price of 100.14,
basis of about 2.22%.
from
Interest M-N.
142,000 water supply and
$138,000
repair bonds was sold to
Weeden & Company, of San Fran¬
flo, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
sewer
Nov.
on
inclusive.
$120,000
Gildea,
City Collector and Treasurer, will
j y
Bond Offering—George J. Pat¬
terson, Village Clerk, will receive
dated
are
Swampscott, Mass.
as
Note Offering—James I.
1971
trust
t
p
.
to
interest
or
Holly, Mich.
July 15,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1971 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at
the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
cisco,
Brown
1, 1956/
1957
designated by the pur¬
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Bank,
of
price of 100.23,
basis of about 2.70%.
Bond
Sale
The
$15,000,000
highway construction bonds of¬
fered July 24 — v. 184, p. 371 —
were
from
chaser.
$260,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
headed
1
Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
school
Alex.
Dated June
June
National
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
—
bonds.
on
inclusive.
company
Stoughton, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
July 1 from 1960
on
on
basis of about 2.36%.
on
Board
Treasurer, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser. Le¬
Principal
payable at
1956.
to
inclusive,
from
1
Boston, Mass.
1,
1,
1956
V
receive
dated
June
from
1
p.m. (EST>
July 30 for the purchase erf.
$80,000 Motor Vehicle Highway
June
on
1976 inclusive.
bonds
2.39%. /•'
—
awarded
clusive.
Co., and F. Brittain Ken¬
nedy & Co., jointly, as 2.40s, at a
price of 100.01, a basis of about
chase of $40,000 Superior Court
Planning Commission (P. O.
Dated
Building elevator notes.
Riverdale), Md.
;'!
Aug. 1,; 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond Sale
The $1,950,000
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal
bonds offered July 24—v. 184, p. and
interest payable at the Second
School District
Aug. 1 frofri
1976 inclusive.
The
p.
receive
Maryland National Capital Park
268—were
Dated
Dec.
on
&
on
55,000 Pine School District bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
KENTUCKY
1
Bond
184,
Drexel &
The
the
July 24—v.
and
taxes.
to
Sale—The $400,000 school
offered
bonds.
(J-D)
the
National.
Lumberman's Bank, of Muskegon.
Walsh, Jr.,. County Treasurer, will
; sealed
bids until, noon
(EDST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
MARYLAND
pay¬
1957
/J.,//
as
Bond
2.88%.
receive
a.m.
of the Board of Commissioners of
July
from
10
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
-
about
M.-rAbbing-
1956.
Jan. 1 from
dated
are'
1967 inclusive.
from
inclusive.
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
66,000 3V4S. Due
1965 to
Jan.
on
1964
to
No. 9
sealed
bids
(CST) on Aug. 15
the purchase of $20,000 road
bridge bonds. Due from 1957
until
bonds,
'•' {
District
Offering—J.
will
Jury,
street
the
to
Cabinet
western
Bond
and airport bonds
23—v. 184, p. 371—
awarded
were
Road
ton, Secretary of the Parish Police
St.
'/
■
$95,000
,'r
.
(P. O. Many), La.
,
Bedford Indep. School District, la.
i Bond
Offering — C. H. Cum-
'•
of
on
inclusive.
1981
Sabine
Salomon
Greenfield, Mass.
ley
including //,/ andH $425,000 3.40s,.- due/ on
$105,000 maturing from 1957 to // i July
l' from 1960 to 1976
1967 inclusive, and $76,000 from
inclusive.
•.•// ;/: ■ ///;/,
,
to
Hutzler, of New York
2.40s, at a price of 100.28,
371—were awarded to F. S. Mose-
y
awarded to Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, of Boston, as
2.90s, at a price of 100.11, a basis
works'' bonds,
water
awarded
53
*
basis of about 2.34%.
bonds
Bond Offering—Robt. J. Terre¬
due on July 1 from 1960 to
bonne, Secretary of the Board of '//// 1976 inclusive.
500,000 Regional Office Building
Commissioners, will receive sealed
until
'
370—were
Mary Parish Water Works Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Box 831, Morgan),
v//i \ / •:"
Louisiana ^
A//
bids
&
City,
New
Sale—The $130,000 school
offered July 24—v. 184, p.
200,000
receive
•
bonds
St.
Hanauer, Township Trustee, will
of
Kittery, Maine
•
New York
or
both
Bond
.
Washington Township Sch. Dist.
P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
Bond Offering — Walter L.
ton,
Co.,
Orleans, jointly.
composed of Alex. Brown & Sons;
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
>.
-
New
p. m.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
&
/
chase
1, 1973 inclusive. Interest
Legality approved by Ross,
Dinkins
.//.,,
Natchitoches, La.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Jan.
184, p. 55—were awarded
Kohlmeyer & Co., and Ladd,
to
_
the sole bid submitted for the
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
J-J.
a
City rejected
$2,-
—
371—were
Bros.
MAINE
Rockville), Ind.
/;•/''
Bond Offering—-John T. Alden,
Secretary of the School Board,
to
West Lake, La.
*
\
receive
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the pur¬
of $64,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1957
\
24—v.
approved
"/■..^
..
.
7
"Borid'Sale—The $100J)00< public
improvement bonds offered July
Abbeville, La.
7
(CST) on Aug..»• 8 for the
purchase of $140,000 water works
/ revenue bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
on
Hays
'
..'.
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
p.m.
Due
Legality
LOUISIANA
•'
group
Rochester, Ind.
Bond Offering — Marjorie
will
Skaggs,
Louisville.
&
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Cruttenden & Co., as 4s, at a price
of 100.0001, a basis of about 3.99%.
A
by
first
Glasgow.
Bank,
offered
267
p.
of
:
John Nuveen
V.v"«
inclusive,
(F-A)*pay-b
1976
able at the Citizens National
Monon
A; July
1957/,/to
Principal and interest
"
*
v
the
8
by the Village Clerk
(EST) on Aug. 6 for
of
$64,000
automo¬
parking
system
revenue
bonds.
on
p.m.
purchase
bile
&
Milford, Mich.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Paddock
Dated
July
July 1 from
clusive.
1,
1958
1956.
to
1972
Due
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution
to
be
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
(The
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
l
bonds were
July
■
previously offered on
16.)
Muskegon Public
Note Sale—The
i
..
Monday, July 30, 1956
.
(474)
54
Schools, Mich.
$590,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered July 23
—v. 184, p. 372—were awarded to
the Hackley Union National Bank
of Muskegon, at 2% interest.
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
'
purchase
of $1,385,000
electric
light works revenue bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1967 and thereafter are callable
Indep. Consol. Sch.
(P. O. Nicolett), Minn.
Nicolett County
Dist. No. 18
will
Clerk,
District
fer,
of
1, 1966.
Sept.
Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Gie-
Offering—Theodore
Bond
as
receive
Odessa, Mo.'
(CST)
Bond Sale—The $240,000 elec¬
purchase of
tric
light works revenue bonds
$50,000 building bonds. Dated Aug.
offered July 23—v. 184, p. 372—'
Bond
Offering — Dorothy
L.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
were sold to Barret, Fitch, North
Fletcher, Township Clerk, will re¬ to 1966 inclusive.V Principal and
ceive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. interest* payable at a
/ J •
suitable & Co., of Kansas City. - - V
(EST) on Aug. 6 for purchase of banking institution designated by
$51,000 special assessment street the successful bidder.
Legality
improvement bonds. Dated July 1, approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬ Big Horn County (P. O. Hardin),
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 to
Montana
'
•'■r'"
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The $125,000 hospi¬
apolis.
terest (M-N) payable at a bank¬
tal bonds offered July 23—v. 184,
Richfield, Minn.
ing institution designated by the
p.
269—were awarded to Piper,
Bond Offering—Paul H. Haugen,
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ Village Clerk, will receive sealed olis, as 3.70s.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 13
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Flathead and Lake Counties,: Bigfor the purchase of $62,000 park
Thornapple Kellogg School District
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. fork High Sch. Dist. No. 38 (P. O.
(P. O. Middleville), Mich.
Bigfork), Mont. *.
- - .j
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school to 1963 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — Katherine G.
Principal and
site and building bonds offered interest
payable
at
a
suitable Barton, Clerk of Board of Trus¬
July
19—v.
184,
p.
268—were banking institution designated by tees, will receive sealed bids until
awarded to the First of Michigan the successful bidder. Legality ap¬ 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 1 for the
Corporation, and Paine, Webber, proved by Faegre & Benson, of purchase of $50,000 building bonds.
Jackson & Curtis, jointly.
Dated June 1, 1956. Amortization
Minneapolis.
Portage Township (P.
Michigan
O. Portage),
sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m.
for
14
Aug.
on
the
•
M°ntana^^;..-•:
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
N. J.
Postponed—The
date of sale of the issue of $157,Palisades Park Sch. District,
Bond
Offering
bonds
building
000
been
has
'Note
changed to Aug. 9 from July 26.
—v.
184, p. 373.
,
;
,
banks
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 184,
269—were awarded to a group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
p.
written notice.
Branch, N. J.' ~'Z"
Offering — Frances
L.
•
Bond
Offering
—
Wagar,
Ford
Clerk,
Bond
Sale
and
portion
Bonds
of
1%
/.
.
Bond
special j assessment
until
7:30
A
■
*#
I;
•
•-
Offering
—
interest
v.
•
,u
°
Donald
E.
Principal and interest payable at
Knutson,
sealed
(CST)
on
first
bids
sealed
«
Mont.
Bond Offering—John Witte, City
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 24 for
the purchase of $100,000 water and
sewer
system revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,1956. Due on Sept. 1
will
Clerk,
from
1957
neapolis.
1976
inclusive.
Le¬
,
?
NEBRASKA
a
nated by the succesful bidder. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
to
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
York,
Bond
until
,:,v:bonds.
July
revenue
1956.
Due
23—v.
184,
on
New
York
Trust
Company,
corporated, $502,000; Bank of New
payable at the Long
Co., Long Branch.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
York,- $316,000; Marine Midland
Trust
Company of New York;
terest
Principal and
(F-A)
Branch Banking
$262,500 park¬
ling
National Bank
and Trust
Company, $92,000; Federation
Bank and Trust Company, $56,000;
Kings
County
Trust
Company,
bonds offereu July 2.4—
373—were, awarded to
Brooklyn,
N.Y„ $36,000;The
Amalgamated Bank of New York,
of Western
$36,000,. and Underwriters Trust
Company, $28,000.
Batavia, N. Y.
Saie—The
Bond
ing
v.
area
184,.
.
the
.
p.
Marine
New
a
$292,000; Empire Trust Company,
$118,000; United States Trust Com¬
pany of New York, $116,000; Ster¬
YORK
NEW
Co.
Trust
York, of Buffalo, as 2.60s, at
price of 100.16,
basis of about
a
2.st%
Brookhaven
Union
No. 2 (P. O.
Bond
Free
Sch.
Dist.
Setauket), N. Y.
build¬
Sale—The $275,000
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 184,
269—were awarded to Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., and Adams, Mc-
p.
Entee
& Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about 2.98%.
win,
\orth Castle, New Castle and
Bed¬
ford Union Free School District No.
East
awarded to Robert E. Schweser &
-
$508,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., In¬
in¬
Bond
bonds offered
p.
372—were
Aug. 15 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1975
•
$110,000 sewer
Manhat¬
Irving Trust Company, $940,000;
The
V %■ The bonds are dated Aug. L5,
Neb.
Sale—The
mortgage
Chase
The
are:
(DST) on Aug. 2 for the
purchase of $104,000 bonds, as $1,826,000;
Chemical. Corn
Ex¬
follows:
•;-I'J change Bank, $1,734,000; Bankers
Trust Company,
$1,700,000; The
$94,000 storm sewer bonds. " ' '
10,000 ambulance and equipment. Hanover Bank, $1,068,000.
Story,
receive sealed
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(MST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $21,900
sewer bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
will
Wolf Point,
1956 to Aug.
1,
the
Offering—Bernice
Clerk,
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
receive
p.m.
Bond
Town
suitable banking institution desig¬
Offering—A. O.
bids
from
Pipes, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7:45 p.m. (CST)
on Aug. 7 for the purchase of $36,000 sewer and water improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Ely, Minn,
will
.
1
Wayzata, Minn.
The $146,000 city
MINNESOTA
Clerk,
additional
bear
'
Aug.
on
be
■-0
Bank, $4,576,000; The First
National City Bank of New York,
$4,206,000; Guaranty Trust Com*:
pany..of New York, $1,850,000;
Manufacturers
Trust
Company,:
p.m.
Mels'one, Mont.
1976 inclusive.
from Aug.
1, 1958.
Co., of Detroit.
Bond
Due
4s.
1969 to
improvement bonds offered
July
23—v.
184,
p.
372—were
awarded to
McDonald-Moore &
City
$27,000
1968 inclusive.
1959 to
12,000
street
,
—
$15,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
•
—
•
im¬
July 24
—v. 184, p. 372—were awarded to
Juran & Moody,. Inc., and Kalman
& Co., jointly, as follows:
"
Sale
The
.
provement bonds offered
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Bond
Minn.
Rosemount,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 14
for the purchase of $325,000 au¬
tomobile parking system revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due
on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at the Detroit-Wabeek
Bank & Trust Co., Detroit.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
City
choice;
serial bonds will be the second
choice of the School Board.
will
bonds
Wyandotte, Mich.
^
;
tan
Townsendj Borough Treasurer,
receive
>
The banks and the amounts al¬
located
5
nine¬
on
;;
Bond '
the
to
trust
num.
West Long
Willi
and
1956, at the rate of 2^4% per an¬
The notes are subject to call
or after Oct.
19 on five days'
Co.; Ryan, Hanauer & Co.; Ewing
& Co., and F. R. Cole & Co., tak¬
ing $773,000 bonds as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.38,: a basis of about
ia''
awarded
companies
with which New York City does T
business. They are dated July 26,
1956, and are payable Oct. 29,
Sale—The $775,000 build¬
3,06'%.,
been
teen
'
Bond
Y.
anticipatiori
to
$20,100,000
amounting
have
Pompton Lakes Sch. District, N. J.
City, N.
s
Sale—^Tax
notes
*
.
York
New
&;
Rochester,
Village
sealed
ceive
N.
Offering—John
Treasurer,
bids
:
Y.
%
Good¬
B.
until
5
Bond
S
a
1
e
—
The
$1,115,000
school building bonds offered July
25—v.
270—were awarded
to a group composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc.; Hornblower &
Weeks; R. D. White & Co., and
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., as 3s, at
a price of 100.80, a basis of about
2.93%. -WP
will re¬
2
(P. O. Armcnk), N. Y.
p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 2 for the purchase
of $135,000 water bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956, Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
184,
p.
Perth, Broadalbin, May held, John¬
ston, Amsterdam and Galway ; Central School District No. 1
I
(P. O. Amsterdam), N. Y.
Co., of Omaha.
(P. O. Aurora), Minn.
Bond Sale—The. $52,000 build¬
Offering—Adolph Hakala,
ing bonds offered July 25—v. 184,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
and interest'(J-J) payable at the
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
p. 373 —- were awarded to R. D.
Genesee Valley Union Trust Co.,
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 3
Concord, N. H.
White & Co., New York City, as
cipal and interest payable at a
Rochester.
Legality
ap¬
Note Sale—The
for the purchase of $37,500 com¬
$200,000 notes East
suitable banking institution desig¬
3.10s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
Vandewater,
Sykes,
offered July 26 were awarded to proved ' by
munity
building
bonds.
Dated
of about 3.07%.
nated by the
successful bidder
&
Galloway,
of
New
June 30,1956. Due on Dec. 31 from the First National Bank of Bos- Heckler
Legality approved by Faegre &
York City.
Valley Stream, N. Y.
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
n, at 2.05% discount.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
and interest payable at a suitable
Bond Offering—Anthony Becher,
The notes are dated July 27,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Fairfax, Minn.
banking institution designated by 1956, and mature on Dec. 3, 1956.
Village
Treasurer, will receive
No. 12 (P. O. Malverne), N. Y.
Bond Offering—H. O. Fullerton, the successful bidder.
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—Harold F. San¬
Hinsdale, N. H.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed proved by Nye, Moptague, Sulli¬
on - July
30 for the purchase of
Bond
Offering — Clifford
D. ders, President of the Board of
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on van, Atmore & McMillan, of Dupublic improvement
Education,
will
receive
sealed $642,000
Stearns, Chairman of the Board
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $80,000 luth.
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1956. Due
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 2
of Selectmen, will receive sealed
water and sewer improvement and
on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1983 inclu¬
for
the
purchase
of
$2,965,000
bids at the First National Bank of
MISSISSIPPI
street lighting bonds. Dated July
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, sive. Principal and interest (J-D
Boston, 45 Milk St., Boston, until
15, 1956. Due on July 15 from
payable at the Valley Stream Na¬
1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
Booneville, Miss.
11 a.m. (DST) on July 31 for the
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and tional. Bank & Trust Company,
and interest payable at any suit¬
purchase of $275,000 water bonds.
3%% and 3% water well bonds
interest
"(f ■-A)
payable
at
the Valley Stream. Legality approved
Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due on Aug.
able bank designated by the pur¬
was
sold to
the
First
National
First
National
City Bank, New by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
15
from
1957 to
1976 inclusive.
chaser.
Legality
approved
by Bank of Memphis. Dated May
York City.
1,
Legality approved by Galloway, of New York City. ■ '
Principal and interest payable at
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis. 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to
Warwick and Goshen, Florida Firm
the aforementioned bank. Legal¬ Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
1976 inclusive. Interest M.-N. Le¬
of New York City.
Glenwood, Minn.
District (P. O. Florida), N. Y.
*
ity approved by Storey, ThornBond Offering—Hilburg Peter¬ gality
approved
by
Charles
&
Bond Offering—Herman Dimke,
I slip Union Free School District
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
son, City Clerk, will receive sealed Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
District
Treasurer, will receive
No. 4 (P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Sale
The
Pascagoula Rural Separate School
$3,815,000 sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
for the purchase of $150,000 cor¬
District, Miss.
Jefferson Township School District
building bonds offered July 25— on July 31 for the purchase of
porate purpose bonds. Dated Aug.
Bond Sale—An issue of $985,000
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 2, Sioux Trail, v. 184, p. 270—were awarded to a $41,000 building bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 school bonds was sold to a
group
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
Woodoort, Wharton), N. J.
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and headed
& Co.
by
the
First
National
Bond Offering—Mrs. A. Koning,
Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; to 1976 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
Bank, of Memphis, as 6s, 3.60s, Secretary of Board of Education, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Blair interest (J-J) payable at the Dis¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
J
3V2S and 3Vis. Dated June 1, 1956. will receive sealed bids until 8 & Co., Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross; trict Treasurer's office.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1981
of
Michigan
Corporation;
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 14 for the First
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
NORTH CAROLINA
inclusive.
Legality approved by purchase of $475,000 school bonds. Stevenson" & Co.; Francis I. du
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Dated Aug. 1, ,1956. Due on Aug. 1 Pont & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.;
Perquimans County (P. O.
Goodhue County Consolidated Sch. Louis.
from 1957 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Adams, McEntee & Co.; B. J. Van
Hartford), N. C.
■
I
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Rural Route No.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Ingen & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Port Gibson, Miss.
2, Red Wing), Minn.
Co., and R. D. White & Co., as building bonds offered July 24—
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000 at the National Union Bank, of
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬
v.
Dover. Legality approved by Haw¬ 3.30s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
184, p. 373—were awarded to
sewerage
extension
bonds
was
of about 3.28%.
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 184, sold to
the
Vance
Securities
Corp.,
of
the Leland Speed Com¬ kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
p. 269—were awarded to MannYork City.
Greensboro, at a price of 100.0?>
New York City Housing Authority,
pany as 3s and 2y2S. Dated June 1,
a net interest cost of about
heimer-Egan, Inc., of St. Paul.
2.13%,
1956.
Due on June 1 from 1957
New York
Middletown Township School Dist.
as follows:
to
1976
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
Long Lake, Minn.
(P. O. Leonardo), N. J.
Due on May 1 from
Bond Offering—Fred W. Hales, Legality approved by Charles &
Bids
Rejected — District re¬ J. Cruise announces that the Au¬ $15,000 5s.
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $550,000
municipal
hospital
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
White
Bond
.
•
■
—
,
*
..
,
.
,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 31
for the purchase of $350,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
sewer
improve¬
ment bonds.
Due
on
Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Principal and interest
inclusive.
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ suitable bank des¬
payable at any
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
jected bids submitted for the $4,520,000 school bonds offered July
25—v.
184, p. 269. High tender
was
made by Boland,
Saffin &
MISSOURI
Bond
Chillicothe, Mo.
Offering — City
Clerk
Appollonia Moylan announces that
sealed
7
p.m.
bids will be
(CST)
on
received
until
July 30 for the
and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
and Associates, naming a price of
100.022
for
4.20s,
according
to
Co.,
report.
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $76,693,000 tem¬
porary notes.
Dated Sept. 4, 1956.
Due on Feb. 8, 1957. Principal and
interest payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
of New
thority
will
until 1 p.m.
York
City.
Legality approved by
1957 to
1959
inclusive.
.
*
5,000 3s. Due May 1, 1960.
55,000" 6s.
Due on May 1 from
1961
20,000
and
to
3s.
inclusive.
1970
Due
on
May
1,
1971
1.972.
30,000 0.25s.
Due
1973 to 1975
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Volume 184
Number 5555. ..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(475)
V
-
Pine Bluff, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easterling,
Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Raleigh until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
purchase
provement
1956. Due
.1976
July 31 for the
$33,000 public im¬
of
bonds. " Dated
on
June
1,
June 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable in New York
terest
City.
Legality approved by Reed;
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
Crestline, Ohio
Offering — Marie SchiU,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
hds until
for
noon
the
1974, inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, of Crestline.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Crestwood
A
a.m.
(EST)
.
;the purchase bf
„
Dated June
1
June
on
inclusive.
from
July
on
Due
Ohio
$140,000 school
building bonds offered July 23—
v.
184, p; 162—were awarded to
■.
Principal
1984
interest
and
r
!
:North Carolina
.
Bond Offering—W. E.
v
-v
Easterling,
.
bids at his office in Raleigh until
11
a.m.
(EST) on July 31 for the
purchase of $200,000 school build¬
ing bon^ Dated June ;if 1956;
f
Due^on June 1 from
.
1959
to
(P. O. Ashley), Ohio
Alliance, Ohio
Bond Offering »— Karl
Ayers,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(DST) on Aug. 9
;*« for the purchase of $66,000 water
} works improvement bonds. Dated
July 15, 1956. Due on Dec. 15 from
1957
to
1986
-f
*
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
*
,
Bellevue, Ohio
r:Bond Offering WAigie H. Arnholt, City Auditor, will receive
i
■
sealed bids until
noon
(EST) ,.on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $410,000
water
works
improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956., Due
Dec.
on
1
clusive.
(J-D)
from
1957
Principal
payable
at
to
1981
and
the
approved
by
to
the
County Bank
ware
of
Squire,
^
Scioto
Township Local Sch.
(P. O. Jackson), Ohio
price of 100.09,
a
Dist.
V
Bond
Offering—Margaret White,
of the Board of
Education,
Clerk
will receive sealed bids until ll:3u
(EST) on Aug. 10 for the
purchase of $58,000 building bonds.
a.m.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
interest
and
(J-D) payable
First National Bank, Jack¬
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
(This is the issue originally sched¬
at the
Dela¬
uled to be sold
15.)
; i
-OKLAHOMA
basis
a
June
on
Sanders •&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
j
Sale—The
treat
sewage
Cleveland.
Gtdfibn, Ohio
■<—
Bond
Sale
—
The
Bond Offering—L. M.
*
$90,000
sewer
improvement bonds' offered
24—v.
184,
p.
July
270—were awarded
to
Berman, Selonick & Co.i of
Cincinnati, as 3V2s, at a price of
101.32, a basis of about 3.37%
Ohio
\ '
Bond Sale-LAn issue of
building
First
bonds
City
Clerk,
will
3V2s, at
bids until 7 p.m.
to
the
Corporation,
(CST)
on
as
Miami
Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. Mulberry), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
C.
E,
—
the Board
Forrest,
Education,
of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,900 building, bonds.
basis of about 3.25%,
..."
kening, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 22 for
the purchase .of $875,000 school
building; bonds.
/Dated Sept. 1
1956. Due semi-annually on June
1 and Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1978 in¬
clusive.>
Central
Principal and
payable
at
the
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
July
for
the
purchase of $99,000
proved
by Peck, Shaffer &
liams, of Cincinnati.
*
V
Wil¬
|
"
Lima, Ohio
* '
J
Sale—The $12,460.46 spe¬
Bond
cial
assessment
street
improve¬
ment bonds offered July 25—v.
184, p. 270—were purchased by
the City's Pension Fund.
Lincoln
Heights City Sch. District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
t
Bond Offering—E. I. Bramlette,
Clerk of the Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
$258,000 building bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Dec.
on
of
June
from
1957
to
1979
inclusive.
the
able
the
at
First
Lockland
National
pay¬
branch
Bank
of
Cin¬
of
cinnati.
Legality
approved
by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
.\
works
extension
and
im¬
/
,
July
25
—
184,
v.
awarded to J. A.
Cincinnati,
as
$121,134.91
special
notes
Maysville
Local School District
(P. O. South Zanesville), Ohio v
$539,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 25—v, 184,
162
p.
$382,-
offered
—
White &
were
Co., of
Granite, Okla.
Bond Offering—E. J.
Hahri, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
10
a.m.'
(CST)
Aug. 1 for
the purchase of $15,000
bonds, as
follows:
$12,000
on
bonds.
sewer
Due
1966 inclusive.
water
from
C''<Y
bonds.
Due
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
works
■
assessment
bonds
as
2%s,
at
a
price
of
100.88,
a
basis of about 2.57%.
62,000.00 Office Equipment and
.
Furnishings Fund No. 4 bonds
as
2%s, at a price of 100.60
a
basis of about 2.65%.
169,280.00
special
2%s,
street
improvement
assessment' notes
at
a
price
of
100.23,
as
a
tax)
of about 3.38%.
No.
7
Bond
Clerk
County Indep. Sch. Disti
(P. O. Mannsville), Okla.
Offering — Fred
Koons,
of the
Board
receive
will
sealed
of
Education,
bids
until
notes
as
2%s, at
price of
100.13, a basis
about 2.68%.
a
of
Geo.
K.
Baum
&
Co.;
and Phelps,
Inc.; Lucas,
&
Waeckerle; Thomas &
Eisen
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., and Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Cof^^'v
8
Due from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Muskogee, Okla.
$1,875,000 sani¬
tary sewer disposal bonds offered
July 23 — v. 184, p. 373 — were
awarded to a group composed of
The Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of jChicago, National City Bank &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City, R. J.
Edwards,
Inc.,
Evan
L.
Davis,
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Citizens National Bank, and Com¬
merce
National
Bank,
all
of
Muskogee, was as follows:
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 3s. Due Sept. 1, 1959 and
Offering
County
from 1961 to 1973
375,000 3s. Due
1974 to
—
follows:
sewer
Dec.
1
district bonds.
Due
from
1966
1957
to
inclusive.
sewer
Moraine
Dec.
1
district,
Plat bonds.
from
1957
to
West
Due
1971
on
in¬
clusive.
The
1956.
on
Sept.
1
inclusive.
Sept.
1 from
1976 inclusive.
bonds are dated Aug.
1,
Principal andunterest (J-D)
inclusive.
and
•
«.
.
Feb. 1 1963
on
1970.
on Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
220,000 3Mjs. Due
1974 to
Feb.
on
1 from
1976 inclusive.
235,000 3.55s. Due
on Feb. 1 from
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
1,615,000
3.90s.
1996.
;
Due
Feb.
on
v.:*"..:*;;'
r,
"■■•v
OREGON
Bay, Oregon
Bond Sale—The
$19,685.88 im¬
bonds offered
provement
184,
—v.
he
First
land.
July 23
270—were awarded to
p.
National
Bank: of
*-'
Company,
'
'
Port¬
V;:
Legality
9
(P. O. Box 852, Gardiner)j Ore;
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 184,
58—were awarded to Blyth
Inc., at a price of par,
Co.,
&
affc.
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Delaware County Institutional Dist,
(P. O. Lima), Pa.
V
Bond Offering—Clara T.
sealed
bids
until
of
Pusey*
County
r e c e
noon
i
v e
(EST)
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $110;000 general obligation bonds.
Dunmore, Pa*
Offering—James E. Hennigan, Borough Secretary, will re¬
Bond
ceive
Douglas, County School District Not
p.
York.
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on July 31 for the purchase
$30,000
general
obligation
street improvement bonds.
of
Mt. Alto
(P. O. Waynesboro), Pa.
Offering — Thomas P.
Bond
as
follows:
Hawthorne,
Borough
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
(EDST)
on July 30 for the
$17,500 general ob¬
1958
to
1962
112,000 S^s.
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb, 1 from
purchase
ligation bonds..
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Multnomah County School District
No, 46 (P. O. Box. 435, Benne{
Bond
ville), Ore.
Offering—Mary D. Wall-
District
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (PST)
Aug. .6 /for the purchase * of
$25,000 general obligation bonds
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1
on
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality^ approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
Portland,
fvv
V'.Vf
Oregon (State of)
Bond Offering Canceled — The
State has canceled its intention to
sell
an
erans
issue of
$5,000,000 3% vet¬
on Aug. 9.
welfare bonds
Borough
so,
ceive
(DST)
chase
United
Bank of
Portland,
$140,000 bonds
of
98.707,
as
Bond
a
2.98%.
ceive
sealed
of
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 2 for the purchase
of
$15,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1965 inclu¬
sive.
:
Puerto
RICO
-
Water Resources
Rico
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto
Energy
Rico.
Continue
Sales
Electric
to
In¬
revenues
power
in
May amounted to $2,127,856
compared with $1,701,734 in May,
1955, according to S. L. Descartes,
188,000 bonds
>
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
$50,000 building bonds.
Wheatland, Pa.
Offering — Hazel A. Ed¬
crease—
2%s, at a price
basis of about
as
p.m.
wards, Borough Secretary, will
National
follows:
re¬
7
on
of
'
PUERTO
States
will
until
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
(Bids were rejected at the previ¬
ous offering on July
9.)
Sale—The
the
bids
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Le¬
$328,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
23—v. 184, p. 271 were awarded
to
8
;
Secretary,
sealed
Salem, Oregon
Bond
until
Rankin School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Vincent S. Rus-
the
at
of
Secretary,
bids
98.65,
as
a
2%s, at
basis of
price
a
about
2.98%.
Executive
Director
the
of
Au¬
thority.
Revenue for the 12 months end¬
ed
PENNSYLVANIA
May 31, 1956,
were
$24,660,774
in the
compared with $19,524,808
Annville Township (P. O.
Annville), Pa.
Bond Offering—Ira L. Kreeder,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $70,000
general obligation bonds.
-
preceding 12 mqjnths.
The Governntent Development
Bank
for
agent
for
Puerto
the
Rico
Water
is
fiscal
Resources
Authority.
RHODE
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. I.
Oklahoma
Bond
bonds
Sale
offered
City, Okla.
The
$8,126,000
—
July 25—v.
a
184, p.
syndicate
by
follows:
Jesse Haines,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $374,000 special assessment
bonds, as
on
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., and Glore, Forgan & Co., as
Auditor,
$220,000
Due
1968
Secretary of the Board
Commissioners, will
Coos
(CST) on July 31 for the
purchase of $8,000 building bonds.
2%s.
v:"''b
200,000 3.45s. Due
p.m.
163—were awarded to
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
154,000
basis of about 2.65%.
30,000.00
Central
Market
Im¬
provement Fund No. 1 (Lim
ited
270—were awarded to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus, as
3V2S, at a price of 101.09, a basis
Bond
"
Byrne
Johnston
headed
improvement
Memphis;
cipal, and? interest
.
1959 to
3,000
p.
follows:
street
Commerce,*; of Seattle;
&
Cross; Stranahan,
to
120,000 3.40s. Due
Co.;
Weeks;R. S. Dick¬
\ :
.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Principal
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Julien
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Collins & Co.; Andrews &
Wells, York
National
Bank
&
Trust
Inc.;
First
National >Bank,
of
ner,
1,300,000
Bond Sale—The
and
&
about 3.89%,1 as
$150,000 5s. Due on FebM from
/ 3.959 to 1961 Inclusive.
300,000 3V2s. Dunon Feb. 1 from
Harris & Co.
,
1960.
.'■
(The sale
30.)
bonds
of
Roosevelt
provement bonds.; Due from 1959
to 1968 inclusive.
Trust Co., Cincinnati. Legality ap¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond and Note Sale—The
Bank
Geary, Okla. •'
Offering—Bess E. Long
Clerk, will receive sealed
31
interest
(J-D)
Village Clerk, will receive sealec
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 18
414.91
Honnold
& Compaby,
Inc.; Laidlaw &
Co.; Boatmen's National Bank, oi
St. Louis; Weeden &
Co.; National
Bond
City
water
Indian Hill Exempted Village Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Offering—Fred W. Wil-
1
Columbus, Ohio
syndi¬
of
$25,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1, 1957.
138,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Due from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Sale—The
$145,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 183,
p. 2818—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Company, of
Cleveland,
as
3y2s, at a price of 102.38,
Offering—Mary Rhoades,
originally scheduled for June
Co.;
,
County Dependent Sch.
j Dist. No. 73 (P. O. Tahlequah),
p.m.
for
was
&
Hornblower
sealed
Aug. 1
for the purchase of
$200,000 limrited .access facility bonds.
Due
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
$164,800
price of 100.53.
a
(EST)
inclusive. Interest M-S.
the
of
son
Thurston,
receive;
Oklahoma
sold
was
Cleveland
chase
purchase of $31,500 street
improvement bonds. Dated July 1
1956., r Due
semi-annually
from
Sept. 1, 1957 to March 1, 1967
on
Cherokee
Dated
the
due
cost
*
1962
members
-
HopedaleLpcalSchoolDistrict,
Chesapeake, Ohio
Bond
2%s,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; the
Union
Securities
Corp.;
White,
Ardmore, Okla.
'■■
ment
plant and parking lot bonds
totaling $36,000 offered July 23
V.
184, p. 270—were awarded to
Fahey,
Clark
&
Company, : of
inclusive;
cate:
'
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Bond
follows:
of about 2.96%.
Na¬
Legality
interest
Sept; 1
clusive.
Weld
Delaware,
3s, at:
as
p.
awarded
ih-
interest
First
tional Bank, of Bellevue.
,
as
-
inclusive.
and interest
City
Banking Company, Jefferson,
3s, at a price of par.
inclusive;
on
1964
$850,000
Other
Jeffer-4
son.
-
184,
270—were
Bond
-
'::
Bond Sale—The $6,300
building
bonds offered July 24—v.
New York City.
OHIO
of
.'
-
1978
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the. Central Han;
over
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
ishing,, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
Corp.,
Elm Valley Local School District'.
inclusive.
*
Cleveland
the
to
son
cipal
j;
Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive- sealed
!
First
Tyrrell County (P. O. Columbia),
.
r
District,
Bond Sale—The
$78,000
1, 1956.
1959 to
(J-D) payable in New York-City.
Legality approved. by Mitchell,
Pershing', Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
v
School
Cleveland.
11
water bonds.
.
Local
awarded
to
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1981 in¬
Bond Sale—The $20,000
building
offered July 17—v. 184, p.
58—were
to
1962
and
Pierpont Local Sch. DistrictOhio
1957
the
for
from
bonds
bids until
-31
1 from 1959 to 1961
$150,000 21As. due
Cincinnati^
municipal hospital bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
;>•;! i
:
Aug. 21
$270,000
on
purchase V of
Saratoga, N. C. '
;•
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterling,
Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive sealed
.*
,
(EST)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of
55
4v
Ambridge, Pa.
Offering—Joseph Rodio,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $120,000
general obligation
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
Bond
1 from
$6,976,000 water worfcs bonds at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of
about 2.77%,
as
follows:
$900,000 4s, due on Sept. 1
from
1958 to 1960 inclusive;
$600,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1,
1961
to
1962; $600,000 2V2s,
due on Sept. 1, 1963 and 1964,
and
$5,100,000 2%s due on
Sept.
1
from
1965 to
1981
inclusive.
1,150.000 River Park bonds at a
price of par, a net interest
cost
of
about
2.78%,
as
fol¬
lows: $150,000 4s, due on Sept.
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Dallastown
Area
(P. O.
School
to
a
group
revenue
Sale
The
—
July 25
awarded
$650,000 notes
184, p. 375 —
v.
—
follows: $325,000
to the Rhode Island Hospital Trust
were
as
Co., Providence, at 2.25% dis¬
count; $325,000 to the Industrial
National Bank of Providence, tak¬
ing $250,000 at 2.30%, and $75,000
at 2.40%.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Authority
Clark County
York), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school
Note
offered
bonds
IS
$2,840,-
was
sold
composed of Butcher &
Sherrerd, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Ira Haupt & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Dolphin & Co.,
Walter
Stokes
&
Co., Schaffer,
Necker & Co., and Fauset, Steele
& Co., at a price of par, a net
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Clark), S. Dak.
Offering
—
Ann
Brown,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of
$149,000 build¬
Dated July 1,. 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
ing
Due
bonds.
on
(J-J) payable at
tution designated
banking insti¬
by the success-
a
The Commercial and
k
...
Monday, July 30, 1956
7"^
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West Virginia (State of)
I Credit-Quebec, Inc.; Banque Pro1956. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
vinciale du Canada, and Florido
1956. Due on June
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,300,1976 inclusive. Interest J-J/Le¬
Matteau, at a price of 94.00, a net
15 from
1966 to 1991 inclusive
gality approved by Wood, King & 000 Park Development revenue interest cost of about 5.10%, as
Interest J-D. Legality approved
bonds was sold to a group com¬
Dawson, of New York City.
follows: \
1 ' ■
Y
/•> Fort Pierre, S. Dak.
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
•
*' '-J Y /•
Bond Sale—The $15,000 water Austin, '
washington
$66,500 4s. Due on July 1 from
Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc., Herberc
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
works bonds offered July 18, v;
J.
Sims
& Co., and
Cincinnati
Kress Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Grays Harbor County, Oakville
184, p. 271—were awarded to the
98,500 4y2s. Due on July 1 from
Municipal Bond Corp., as 4s. Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Sch. Dist. No. 400 (P. O.
-Fort Pierre National Bank, as 3s,
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
/
May 1, 1956. Due May 1, 1981.
basis of school building bonds was sold to
fi-s,,. Montesano), Wash.
At a price of 100.16, a
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Dated July 1, 1956. Interest J-J,
the First Southwest Company, of
Bond Offering—Don F. Smith,
About 2.97%. . :
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
Dallas, and R. J. Edwards, Inc., County
Senneterre, Que.
Treasurer,
will receive
fice, or at the First National City
Langford, S. Dak.
/ i of Oklahoma City, jointly, as 3!/2s,
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
f
Bank, New York City. Legality
Bond Offering—C. L. Likness,
3y4s and 2%s, at a price of 100.17. July 30 for the purchase of $75,000
approved by Caldwell, Marshall, improvement bonds was sold to
:Town Clerk, will receive sealed Dated June 15, 1956. Due serially
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, Trimble & Mitchell, of New York Credit-Quebec, Inc., and Florido
from 1957' to 1985 inclusive. Le¬
irids until 8 p.m.,(CST) on Aug. 6
1956. Due on Sept. 15 from 1958
Mateau, jointly, at a price of 95.96,
for the purchase of $50,000 mu- gality
approved' by Dumas, to 1966 inclusive. Principal and City; - :;Y;-V'Y. / Y •
a net interest cost of about 4.86%,
"idcipal v sanitary
sewer system Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas. interest (M-S) payable at the
wisconsin
as follows:
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due
Mesquite Indepen. Sch. Dist., Tex. County Treasurer's office, or at
$19,500 4s. Due on June 1 from
Appleton, Wis.
•on Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1977 incluf
the State's fiscal agency in New
Bond Sale—An issue of $556,000
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Ysive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Bond
Offering — Elden J.
York City.
'
:
building bonds was sold to Henry
30,500 4^3. Due on June 1 from
payable at a suitable banking in¬
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
&
Black, , and - Rauscher,
Grays Harbor County, Aberdeen
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Y ;;
stitution designated by the suc- Seay
sealed bids until 2 p.m, (CST) on
1
School District No. 5 (P. O.
!
cessful bidder. ,•
•,. "
! YY■ Y.<. Pierce & Co., Inc., both of Dallas,
July 31 for the purchase of $250,Dated
June
1, 1956.
Interest
Montesano), Wash.
jointly, as 3%s and 3y2s. Dated
000 sewer bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, J-D.
}.?'t./;//tennessee
■ }'££ June 1, 1956. Due serially from
Bond Sale—The $280,000 build¬ 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
iit
,
■ ,■
1962 to
1993 inclusive. * Legality
Windsor, Que.
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 183, 1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
} ■
Lenoir City, Tenn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
terest (F-A) payable at the City
p. 3061—were sold to the State of
♦"• Bond Offering — City Recorder
Boothman, of Dallas.
Y Y
Washington, as 3s, at a price of Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ 000 improvement bonds was sold
1 Henry C. Foster announces that
to the Credit-Quebec, Inc., as 4s,
par.
'Yi/'YY-'
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Nacogdoches Independent School
'fcids will be received until 7:30
at a price of 95.47, a basis of about
.District, Tex.:
Chicago,
// ;
Y
; 'pjn. (CST) on Aug. 13 for the
King County, South Central School
4.55%%, ■
-:.
./.YYV: ./•/;;
Bond Sale—An issue of $460,000
District No. 406 (P. O. Seattle),
\/'
Racine, Wis.
purchase of $200,000 electric sys¬
Stoke School Commission, Que.
tem revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1; school bonds was sold to Rauscher,
;V
Washington
■'/;■:, Y Bond Sale —• The $3,500,00f
Bond Sale—An issue of $57,000
1955.
Due on June 1 from 1959 Fierce & Co., Inc., of Dalles, as
Bond Sale
The $150,000 gen¬ school
and
sewer
construction
school bondswas sold to Bell,
A ' r eral V.
to 1974 inclusive.
Bonds due in follows:.
obligation
building bonds bonds offered July 24—v. 184, p
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., at a price
1962 and thereafter are callable
$135,000 2%s. Due on June 15 offered July 25 — v. 184, p. 59 — 272—were awarded to a group
-.as of June 1, 1961.
Payable at the ,rV from 1957 to 1964 inclusive/ were purchased by the State Fi¬ composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬ of 97.70, a net interest cost of
about 4.63%, as follows:
f First
National Bank, of Lenoir
80,000 3s. Due on June 15 from nance Committee, as 3.15s, at par. ings Bank, Harriman Ripley &
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
i
j City. Legality approved by Chap$30,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1957
Klickitat County, Wishram School Co., Blyth & Co., White, Weld &
anan & Cutler, of Chicago;
v
and 1958.
'
:245,000 3.15s. Due on June 15
District No. 94 (P. O. Goldendale), Co., Hornblower & Weeks, J. C
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive;
1
Bradford & Co., Illinois Company,
9,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Texas
' /
Washington
■'--//
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Dated
June 15, 1956. Interest
Winslow,
Douglas ^ &
McEvoy.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
\
Austin Independent School Dist.,
J-D. Legality approved by Dumas,
Stetson
Securities
Corp.,
and
18,000 4y2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
obligation bonds offered July 20 Channer Securities Corp., as 2%s;
Y '
Texas \
■-/
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
—v. 184, p. 272—were sold to the
/
Bond Offering — John E.
at a price of 100.27, a
basis ol
Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Interest
Newark Common School District
state of Washington, as 3s, at a
"■Clemens, Business Manager, will
about 2.71%.
No. S3, Tex.
F-A.
price of par.
•''/•//Y '
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
\
r. Sheyboygan,
Wis.
Waterville School Commission,
(CST) on Aug. 20 for the purchase v Bond Sale—An issue of $22,000 Skagit County, Laconner Sch. Dist.
Bond Offering^—City Clerk Jo;
of $3,250,000 school house bonds. building ,bonds was sold to the
Quebec
•
No. 311 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
First Southwest Company, of Dal¬
.^Legality
approved
by y Gibson,
sept E. Leberman announces that
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000*
Washington •//-'/
sealed bids will be received unth
las, as 4s.^t>ated June 1, 1956. Due
-1
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
;
school bonds was sold to Bell*
Bond Sale —The $75,000 build¬
on June
1 from 1957 to 1986 in¬
10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 6 for the
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., at a price
Everman Independent Sch. Dist.,
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ ing bonds offered July 12—r. 183, purchase
of $235,000 corporate of 98.05, a net interest cost of
•y", '
Texas
proved by Dumas, Huguenin & p. 3068—were sold to the State of purpose bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, about 4.63%, as follows:
: ; t
;
\
Bond Sale—An issue of $29,000 Boothman, of Dallas.
Washington, as 3s, at a price of
;
;
1 ■
1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
building bonds was sold to Wilpar,.;' Y"'r
r\;,' 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬ $35,000 3V2S. Due on July 2, 1957
-
a
Financial Chronicle
(47&)
*58
•
^
I '
.
Dated June 15,
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson; of Minneapolis.
*nl bidder.
,
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
•
.
,
,
.
*
,
—
*
.
4
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■
.
•
■
,
"
.
.
*
.
,
'
*
liam N. Edwards &
Company, of
y./'j
utah
*
Worth, as 33/4s. Dated June 1,
1956. Due serially from 1961 to
~\1990 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Fort
Salt
*
Bond
building
^
-
bonds was
t
Company,
-.
lows:
"•
3%s.
$33,000
Due
.
1957 to 1961
T
at a price of 100.022, a net
interest cost of about 2.27%, as
:
serially from
inclusive.
from
4y4s. Due serially
1962 to 1987 inclusive.
367,000
Dated June 1,
r •
follows:1 •;*■• •*'
j
1956. Legality ap-
Elkins, Weems
Houston.
proved by Vinson,
*
& Searls, of
^
Grand Prairie, Tex.
Bond Sale—An
and
waterworks
Y
revenue
T
Co.,
and
issue of $350,000
system
sewer
of the First Southwest
Fridley, Hess & Frederking,
A. Hagberg, Inc., as fol-
M.
'
lows:
'
$67,000 3s. Due on March
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
*
136,000 3 %s. Due on March
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
•
147,000
from
Dated
' ' Y ' ■'.! •
Feb. 1 from
•
$950,000 3ss Due on
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
6,100,000
2y4s.
from 1961 to
New
Due
on
Aug.
clusive:
I
Feb/1
1976 in¬
the
County
Treasurer's
at
interest
Legality
office.
Bond
000
ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
6 Horowitz, of Seattle.
i 1 .•„•
.
1971 inclusive.
Chase
1 from
sold
Offering
—
Nelson
Wahlstrom, Comptroller,
of
issue
$150,-
bond£
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
to
Hannaford.
Dawson,
Joliette,
Bond
A.
Que.
Sale—An
issue
$200,-
of
improvement bonds was sold
Credit Interprovincial, Ltd., as
000
will re¬
First
to
Childs & Co., Brown
1 from
Due on March
1978 to 1986 inclusive.
Bros. Harri-
Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., and H. E. Work & Co.
&
vermont
the holder at the
fiscal agency of
State in New York
the
1,
1956.
gality
erts
&
Due on July 1 from
22,000 4y2s.
approved by Weter, Rob¬
Shefelman, of Seattle. Y
1976
to
1967
Principal
Rutland,
Bond Sale—The
Vt.
Dated
street construc¬
Huntington, W. Va.
tion, sidewalk and
July 1, 1956. Interest J-J
Company, of Albany,
as
Additional Sale — An issue of Trust
$250,000 general obligation bonds 2y4s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
of about 2.21%.
was sold to a group composed of
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Dittmar
virginia
& Co., Russ & Co., and R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., as 3V2S. Dated July 1, Princess Anne County, Kempsville
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960 to
Magisterial District (P. O.
1986 inclusive. Principal and inKempsville), Va.
to
the
Huntington
ings Bank, of
Trust &
was
sold to Du
net interest cost
of about 4.58%%, as follows:
price of 98.50,
$72,500 4s.
Huntington, as 2%s
1957 to
their doctors in time
a
Due on July
1961 inclusive.
1
.Many thousands
are
from
More and more
year.
Bond
Offering—Brown Trussler
Secretary of the
12,000 4y4s.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
20,500 Wzs.
1966
Board of Educa¬
to
Due
1971
on
U9,
St.
twice
Fereol, Que.
issue of $60,000
Sale—An
Bond
as
a
many
improvement bonds was sold
Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltd., as
cer,
third
can¬
about
can¬
call the American Cancer
Society office nearest you or
write
4s, at a price of 98.33,
about
,
to
"Cancer" in
care
of
Bond
sold
American Cancer Society
St. Hippolyte, Que.
000 road
to
Sale—An
issue
of
$165,-
improvement bonds war
a
group
local Post Office.
basis of
a
4.34%. *
-
your
composed
of
']
could be saved, 3
road
to
A
doctors
needless death..•
For the facts of life
Interest J-J
our
is that every
death is
July 1 from
inclusive.
Dated July 1, 1956.
tion, will receive sealed
fact,
But the tragic
cer
in
■
time.
tell
Due on July 1 from
people
going to their doctors
"
Upshur County (P. O. Buckhannon), W. Va.
of Americans
being cured of cancer every
are
rocher, Rodrigue & Cie, Ltd., at
Sav¬
bids until
7 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 21 for the
lerest (J-J) payable at the Mer¬
purchase of $766,000 public school
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,300,cantile National Bank, of Dallas. 000 school building bonds was sold improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Legality
approved by McCail, to a group composed of Scott, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
Horner & Mason, J. C. Wheat & to
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Co., Peoples National Bank of
Karlandale Independent School
Charlottesville, C. F. Cassell & State Treasurer's office, or at the
District, Tex.
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank,
Bond Sale—An issue of $240,000 Co.,.Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,
New York City. Legality approved
xchool house bonds was sold to Anderson
& Strudwick, R. H
Marshall,
Robertson & Pancoast, of Brooke & Co., and Wyllie & by Caldwell,New York Trimble &
Hewar,
Mitchell, of
City.
San Antonio, as 3^s and 3y4s. Thornhill, as 3.20s. Dated July 1,.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
bonds
000 school
—
because they went
to
inclusive.
Megantic School Commission, Que
Bond Sale—An issue of $105,
virginia
west
—
.
oJ^e
«.
1966 inclusive.
1957 to
City. Le¬
3V2S.
May
1956. Interest J-J.
Ltd.v jointly, as 4s, at a price ol
96.28, a basis of about 4.74%,
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Dated July 2,
on
inclusive.
Que.
improvement
and
Ltd.,
curbing bonds
Bond Sale
The $650,000 street
totaling $70,000 offered July 19
improvement bonds offered July
las. Legality approved by McCail, —v. 184, p. 272—were awarded to
23
v. 184, p. 59 — were awarded
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
the National Commercial Bank &
'
Sale—An
public
was
4y2s: Due
1967 to 1976
ceive
sealed
bids until 2
p.m.
4s, at a price of 95.29, a basis of
F. S.
(PST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase about 4.49%. ;
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Moseley & Co.,. Trust Company of of $750,000 Sand Point Homes rev¬
Georgia, Atlanta, Bache & Co., W. enue bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Kenogami School Commission, Que
H. Morton & Co., City National
Bond Sale—An issue of $36,000
Due on Sept. I from 1957 to 1976
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,
inclusive.
Principal and interest school bonds was sold to Clement
F. S. Smithers & Co., Wm. Blair
Guimont, Inc., at a price of 97.75
(M-S) payable at the Seattle of¬
& Co., Heller, Bruce & Co., First
a net interest cost of about 4.65%
fice of
a
bank to be hereafter
Security Bank of Utah, N. A. designated
as
trustee
for the as follows:
Edward L. Burton & Co., C. F.
bondholders, or at the option of
$14,000 4s.: Due on July; 1 from
man
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
_
Arvida,
University of Washington
members
ler, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
National Bank, of Portland,
1 from 1958 to
Principal and
payable
(F-A)
of the syndi¬
Manhattan Bank, of
York, Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
Other
cate:
on
from
Y
July 2 from
QUEBEC
.■:v;Y Y::YYv/'
...
1959 to
19,500
CANADA
until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Aug. 10 for the purchase
of
$75,000 ' general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due
Feb. 1, 1960.
•450,000 2%s. Due on
<
-"/YY proved by Chapman & Cutler, ol
■'!
■■'
J. Chicago, "YV'/'■ Y
Treasurer, will
v
\
Due on July 2
1966 inclusive.
,
bonds was sold to a group
composed
•
VrY
\
10,500 4s.
Treasurer's
Martin
—
County
receive sealed bids
Gruber,
cago,
sewer
Offering
Bond
a
system
sold to Louis Pauls &
of Galveston, as fol¬
and
wbrks
water
.
and 1958.
(M-S) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
terest
Olympia), Wash. :J •/ '•'■
The
184, p. 375 — were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Harris
Trust &
Savings Bank of Chi¬
Control
and Improvement District No. 1 ■
(P. O. Dickinson), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
Water
County
Galveston
—
Thurston
School District No. 3 (P. O.
Y/ ;:vY Y
$7,500,000
bonds offered July 25 —
Sale
North
County,
Thurston
School District,
Utah
gality
approved -• by
D u m a s,
Hugenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
v
City
Lake
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