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MONDAY
ONIVEKSITY
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
OF
31957
ru Commercial
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
Number 5653
186
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Monday, July 8, 1957
Price $1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Abacus Fund—New Name Effective—
See
International
Hydro-Electric
not
"oelow.- -V.
System
183,
exceeding
exemption
401.
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
As of—
Total
Net
Total
value
net
high
June
on
market_v——
at
$8,494,023
5,182,278
share——
per
assets
in
5,649,134
the
12.—V,
net
and
month
184,
value
asset
of
share
per
The
June.
$1.77
both
$10,000,000
and
of
The
corporation
27
June
on
reported
Admiral
1958
fidelity line features several "firsts," including the
-o*
* ' port¬
hi-fi phonograph ever offered and the first printed circuits in a
instrument.
introduced
High
to make
fidelity phonographs with FM-AM
the
corporation's
line
new
the
most
Stock
Boston
corporation
P.
Pool,
to
its
Aldan
Maryland,
addition
air
at
gases
of
Alden
Oxygen
July
on
permit
into
Air
Co.,
hydrogen,
Philadelphia
manufactures
and
and
distribution
to
argon
in Eastern Pennsylvania.
headquarters at AUentown,
and
various
Pa.,
has
in
New
facilities
manufacturer
into
low
186,
Transactions
1957—Month—1956
$2,736,041
415,614
378,823
1,989,993
Foreign
$2,601,440
expenses-
1.855,418
Declared
Exchange
railway oper.
$135,951
$149,356
$746,048
$746,022
41,481
41,990
227,652
247,951
inc.
covering
as
terms,
be
is
well
of
is stock
its
for
$1
oublic
sale.
The
on
of
for it.
In 1959 the
stock of Alumiwal Corp.
it was merged into the
Inc.
the
On
May
1,
all of the outstanding
and on June 1. 1954,
1955,
Western Forest Products, Inc., two small
wholly
sidiaries, not significant in the company's total operations,
predecessor.
The
Moldings
Merced
and
into
predecessor'acquired
at the book value thereof,
predecessor.
sub¬
owned
were
merged
acquired all of th« out¬
standing stock of 3ummit Aluminum Smelting Corp., organized March,
1950, and Alsco Products of Canada. Ltd., organized Oct.
31, 1951, both
of
which
Net
had
proceeds
funds of
of
stockholders
of
this
Alsco and
substantially in
with
common
available
be
the
for
company and its subsidiaries.
Of such funds,
intended to apply: (l) approximately 3150,000 for
<2i
of
it
is
purposes
and
equipping
Weinstock
cold
hot
the
$80,000
advanced
rolling
liquidate
to
for
mill
construction
rolling mill equipment;
at
loans
tne
Estate
and
purposes
the
of
(3»
advanced
bank
loans;
and
<5i
e
.
,„a.ance
for
its subsidiaries.—V.
and
company
for
additional
184,
working
capital of the
422.
p.
American
25'r
A
first
American Airlines, Inc.—Plans New Service—
first
Angeles
to
an
will
transcontinental
introduced
be
announcement
charge of sal«^.—V.
service
nonstop
For
the
in
Net
Societa
Bologna
in the
ing
by
185, p.
the
the
$421,044
the
organization
become
Innocenti Bologna,
known
affiliated
cording to Morehead Patterson,
AMF
has
tobacco
processing
machines
The
and
firm
ployees.
packers
under
Addition
—V.
and
185,
p.
of
equipment,
a
signal
110,000
a
in
license
the
Amafoco,
The
interest
in
ticket
the
foot
subsidiary,
a
firm
printing
has
keen
company
others
are
8/A Maquinds
2661.
in
which
and
Bologna
manufacturing
since
the
middle
ac¬
the
dispensing
with
AMF
600
em¬
cigarette
1930's.
in
Sao
Paulo, Brazil.
July
1,
name
the
in
June 30
on
$5,645,340
sales for
net
by
this
the
company.
in
the
comparable
1956
pe¬
December,
conditions
of
alleged
required;
of
and,
in
in
A
in
as
in
a
the
that
its
which
the
connection
with
written
communications, namely,
to Arliss,
which were not
Regulation
A
order
not
were
asserts
that
(li
compiled
with, in
informa¬
behalf
on
of the notificattion;
misleading information
Union-Gulf sold oh behalf
to such, filing.—V. 184, p. 318.
of
affiliates
p.
2222.
within
Safety Razor Corp. above.—V.
185,
originally
It
was
described
had
been
headed
put
the
as
by
scheduled
Salomon
off because
of
for
Bros.
what
June
disorganized condition
19
through
Hutzler
&
officials
the
of
of
and
the
bond
a
Leh¬
finance
market.
short-term debts,
has
company
published
a comprehensive volume
on commercial
To Grow On," to help acquaint businessmen
specialized field.
"Money
this
40-page book extensively treats the subject of short and medium
debt
financing and contains numerous examples and
secured
"Money
debt
to
1956
share
the recent quar¬
shares outstanding. This compares
larger number of
the smaller number of shares outstanding in
on
Copies
Arizona
company's
to A.
company
on
July
on
the
2.—V.
Land
S.
articles
R.
New
p.
June
in
Exchange under the
new
Fund,
Inc.,
Scottsdale,
letter
a
notification
of
with
28,
lic
has
issued
Exchange Commission,
orders
it
temporarily suspending
registration under the Securities Act of
offerings
Oct.
of
securities
by
$2
Oil
Regulation
A
&
Mining
public offering of 600,000 shares
Each
of
the
suspension
request,
vacated
or
Regulation
the
on
made
A
Corp.,
was
announced
Regulation A
1933
the
orders
question
Grand
filed
of its
June
on
Securities
Grow
Act
a
Sept.
obtained
1957—Month—1956
$
oper.
revenue—
oper.
by
or
interested
of
Asso¬
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
10,177,899
11,904,702
4,160,706
5,231,867
railway oper,
185, p. 2554.
inc.—
St. Andrews Bay
&
Period End. May 31—
56.219,328
23,308,407
58,135,505
26,424,931
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$436,955
$384,023
$1,901,522
oper.
expenses-
177,871
190,455
831,420
$1,816,898
850,949
$259,084
$193,568
$1,070,102
$965,949
101,713
73,810
393,647
369,235
Net
whether
an
1955,
stock
Atlantic Coast Line
at
conditional
Colo.,
50c
to
public
from
offering
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$14,592,723 $14,697,707 $74,145,403 $76,182,541
11,892,793
12,378,773
58,841,396
61,005,970
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
$2,699,930
railway oper. inc.—
186, p. 2.
'
1,104,337
$2,318,934 $15,304,007 $15,176,571
1,026,550
4,710,994
4,799,166
Avco Manufacturing Corp.—Net
Earnings Up Sharply
per
amoi
of
Earnings
preferred
of
securities
to
income
net
$5,232,621
for
as
the
six
compared
months
with
ended
$28,716
in
May
the
31,
same
1957,
period
.
the
share.
registration
of
nted
1956.
which
proposed
for hearing,
suspension, should
be
exemntion
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
pub¬
to
opportunity
the
railway oper. inc.
185; p. 2554.
Consolidated
Junction.
9,
common
provides
respect
be
may
Net rev. from ry, opers.
because
Net
in
per
trial
of
loss
a
sales
in
half
to
56c
for
of
per
share
the
1957
common
in
income
the
fiscal
share,
similar
taxes
in
the
year
were
compared
period
first
equal, after
with
last
half of
a
year.
this
loss
No
year
carry-forward.
the
with
first
half
of
$167,844,606
fiscal
1957
during
the
amounted
1956
to
$165,016,259
period.
reported continued satisfactory results in Its indus¬
defense
businesses, including aircraft engines, electronics
company
and
first
common
required
was
compared
The
the
dividends,
cent
one
provision
as
with
On"
exemptions
with respect
permanent.
provides
term
company
control
expenses-
the following companies:
notification,
a
50,451,119 247,808,670 239,803,934
38,546,417 191,589,342 181,668,429
Net
Corp., which filed its Regulation A notification on
pioposing the public offering of 150,000 shares of common
per share.
Union-Gulf
medium
51,193,609
41,015,710
Stock Offer¬
1955,
at
its
upon
—
Arliss Plastics
12,
stock
in
Securities and
To
"
Railway
Railway
the
covering 60,000 shares of capital stock to be ottered at par ($5
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to invest
property, etc.
from
"Money
Atlanta
real
The
of
changing
2321.
filed
and
management
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
24
short
Railway
Stock
Appreciation
on
how
out
affecting
or companies by
contacting the Commercial Division
Investment Co. In South Bend, Ind.—V,
185, p. 2910.
ciates
became effective
Corp
points
without
Net rev. from ry. opers.
York
185,
incorporation
of
Products
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
corporation
also
flexibility and timeliness which allows
funds
persons
Net
2797.
p.
the
to
this
On"
a
corporate ownership.
Safety Razor Corp.—Name Changed—
dealings
and
Grow
necessary
Period End, May 31—
per
of
To
financing has
obtain
750,000 shares outstand¬
earnings increased to $483,289, from
Sales Increased to $3,994,721 from $3.-
the
on
began
under
\
and
quarter of 1957,
period.—V'. 185,
name
(li
makes
gives AMF three manufacturing
Industrial Machinery Co. Ltd. of
Automaticas
rise
20A'/o
period.
amendment
(2)
plant
from
$7,302,877
American
devices.
agreement
Italian
abroad.
it
the Italian machinery
headquarters ii)
as
a
rose to $922,935 from $739,022.
Earnings per share of
increased to $1.15, based on 800,000 shares outstanding
1956
53 cents
195G
An
Subsidiary—
with
company
also
was
newspaper
article relating
Commission, as required.
of Union-Gulf, the Commission's
the intricacies of
—V.
Chairman and President.,
railroad
squaie
1918,
this
Board
controlling
a
railroad
has
Founded
'subsidiaries
London
acquired
SASIB
as
with
on
reported
was
quarter.
Earnings were equal to 60 cents per share in
based
with
year
ended May 31, 1957, this company and its wholly
subsidiary, Apeco of Canada, Ltd., reported an increase
second
in
102,857.
ter
income
net
Arliss Plastics Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ing Temporarily Suspended—
)
2909.
in
Issues Interesting Book—
This
43
1957 period, from 92 cents per share on
in
For
this corporation on Aug. 1, according
Charles R. Speers, Senior Vice-President in
Per Azfoni Scipione
has
Los
as
made
was
It
with
Regulation
jurisdictions
(states)
the
The proceeds will be used to reduce
profit
stock
common
by
American Machine & Foundry Co.—New
manufacturing
and
use
underwriters
company
44
—
months
six
sales.to
net
riod.
in
fiscal
its
of
owned Canadian
SEC
Boston
a
the
Brothers.
man
44
...
per share),
between
comply
offered,
offering
of
group
System
Photocopy Equipment Co.—Earns. Up 25%
increase
half
The
The
dividend
compajqy hits reinstated its postponed $20,000,000
debenture issue
sale to the public on or about
July 10.
The
Dora
purchase
Arliss
misleading
other things,
illustrations.
Ohio;
approximately $270,000 to liquidate
purchase of equipment for and construction of the
Sugar Creek
Ohio plant, of which $70,000 was loaned by an officer
and $20,000 by a stockholder of the
company; (4) $200,000 to reduce
loans
Reserve
presently
Gnadenhutten,
by
by
and
among
a
concern¬
assets
S. R. Products Corp.—New Name—
term
completing construc¬
of
approximately
Sugar
company.
general corporate
the
tion
the
financing will be added initially to the general
will
facts.
probable
with
recently
company
purchasers."
to
be
year prior
The
the
14, 1957, which succeeded to the business ot Alsco, Inc., an
corporation, its predecessor, organized in September, 1S45.
Three
founders, Harry, Saul and Ben Sugar, who are brothers, continue
in the active management of the
company.
In December of 1948, Alumiwal Corp. was organized
by founders of the predecessor to fabricate
material
for
public offering price and underwriting
amendment.
corporation incorporated under Delaware law
the
the
failed
to
financing titled,
Ohio
of
9
44
The
names
get
of
false
representing,
would
and
expenses
sale
or
materially
year prior to the filing
that the notification contains false
and
(2)
The
Payable
June
June
on
and
the
as
offering
Associates Investment Co.—Plans
Offering. July 10—
48
The Course of Bank Clearings___
stock,
common
par
in
state
case
terms
A.
supplied by
Delaware
a
shares
to olfer t
proposes
underwriters,
Alsco
200,000
orally
certain
with,
concerning securities of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 44
registration statement with fhe SEC
a
that
to
See American
Rates
Reserve Banks
Alsco, Inc., Akron, O.—Registers With SEC—
to
31
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
2553.
This corporation filed
the
and
{
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
from ry. opers.-
are
Exchange
well
as
the
Corporation & Investment News Cover
Dividends
oper.
company
Stock
Union-Gulf
Arliss,
Union-Gulf's notification failed to contain the
required
tion with respect to
unregistered securities of Union-Gull sold
of its affiliates within one
Miscellaneous Features
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Railway
1957,
American
State and City Bond Offerings
$528,179
of
with
In
one
General
$551,565
28.
filed
New
revenue—
p.
reprints
31
1.
p.
Arliss
failed
were
31
temperature
equipment
used
to
and argon and to process various
temperatures.—V.
for
of
(2j
and
upon
Arliss
offering,
stock
41
-
by
of
with
that
indus¬
oper.
185,
—...
filed
literature
connection
operate
deceit
the
40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Akron, Canton & Youngstown IIR.- -Earnings—
Net
Markets
of
in
securities
37
the
low
of
nitrogen,
oxygon,
Period End. May 31—
—V.
36
Section
31
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana, and Illinois.
cylinder gas operations, Air Products is the larg¬
extremely
rev.
that
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
and
York.
and
order
31
hospitals
other
fraud
...
and
companies
Regulation A.
of
Arliss, the Commission's order
circular and other sales literature
infonnatipn with respect to arrange¬
underwriter
merger
made
share
a
notification
;
Exchange
such
Arliss
misleading in respect of material
purchasers of Arliss stock
Arliss stock
would
go
(b)
$5
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
distributes
Railway
Net
Exchange
Stock; Exchange—Curb
to
(a)
the
concern;
were
35
Stock
•
,
35
35
Toronto
Leonard
Products
34
Exchange
notification
in
by
(g)
after Arliss merged, Arliss stock would be worth
$4 per share,
and (h) Arliss had wonderful
prospects due to new management. The
employment of such oral representations and use of the
offering cir¬
cular and other sales
literature in connection with the
offering of
Arliss stock,
the Commission charged,
"would and did
32
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
will
activities
32
Stock
and
conditions
sales
made
suspending
respective
on
the American Stock Exchange
January, 1957, (c)
Arliss
stock
would double in
value in a short time,
(d.) Arliss would pay wonderful dividends, (e)
Arliss
would
merge
with a listed company,
(f) Arliss would merge,
at
32
Toronto
Manufac¬
by
1
reimburse
statements
1956,
and
other
misleading
contemplated
another
that
Exchange
Stock
to
a
to,
the
to
American
separate
acquisition
Division
acetylene,
with
producing
gas
the
Gas
plants
Products,
Jersey,
est
assets
announced
was
Manufacturing
nitrogen,
industrial
In
the
it
area.
Oxygen
oxygen,
trial
acquired
Pool,
Mr.
Cylinder
surrounding
Air
Canadian
President.
According
extend
and
has
Philadelphia, Pa.
Stock
Stock
and
ing
32
Exchange..
and
false
were
false
27
Exchange
circular
orders
securities
the
particularly, in the case
(11 that Arliss' offering
23
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Products, Inc.—Buys Philadelphia Firm—
This
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Montreal
turing Co.,
stock,
that
asserts
representations
ments
II
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
2441,
Air
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Detroit
complete ever
presented by it.
Seven models, three with FM-AM tuners, comprise the new line which
has "Performance Through Power" as its theme.
All models feature
the company's own hi-fi record changer.
They range from a portable
hi-fi with 8-watt
amplifier to a super deluxe 30-watt console.—V. 185,
p.
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
also
tuners
Stock
York
American
high
able
hi-fi
York
New
Phonograph
the
that
Arliss
charges
Page
New
it
oral
amount, In the
offerings of
the
with certain terms
is alleged that the
offering
contained
1577.
p.
Admiral Corp.—Printed Circuit Hi Fi
the
More
Stock and Bond Quotations
all-
an
reached
was
to
Commission
comply
certain
as
$1.64
scored
mark
to
in
respect
the
Furthermore,
Dec. 30, '56
$9,979,931
—:—-
outstanding
asset
time
In This Issue
Jun 30,' 57
assets
net
Shares
failed
Increased—
$300,000
with
Union-Gull',
Aberdeen Fund—Total Assets
Copy
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
'
1
contracts
on
Xvvards
Force
Air
1C.
July
on
2.
pioneered with super-secret research on the re-entry
problem of the intercontinental ballistic missile, had been awarded a
$111,308,359 contract for development of the nose cone of the Titan
ICBM.
The latter is the largest peacetime contract ever won by Avco.
—V.
185,
Electric Co.—Reports Higher
Baltimore Gas &
.
Profit—
by
letter
work
the
of
Baltimore
generating unit at Herbert A
expenses-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
inc.—
3,034,240
oper.
railway
185,
oper.
below.—V.
16,424,386
The
company
debentures
due
of
The
debentures.
new
the
of April 25 calling for
originally expected
company
securities about July 30.
new
refunding
and
lirst
C
now
company
The
latest
bonds, when it appears
interest equivalent to what
shares
capital
of
The
during
AND
FIRST
FIVE
1)57—Monlh—1956
MONTHS
1957—5 Mos.—1956
S
$
.$
12,934,475
53.981.815
54.564,291
7,044,189
30,895,128
30.910,632
railway
inc,__
oper.
36,703,313 176,990,773
23,763,838 123.0J8.958
168.786,896
114,222.605
Bryson, Inc.
—
fiscal
previous
of the
1882.
share
Mr.
said
Lineberry
price
option
the
The
proceeds
bank
from
also
and
loans
year,
Preferred Stock Sold
$7/239,348
Net
rev.
from ry. opers.
railway oper.
and
distributes the product abroad under the name Mil own.
also manufactures and sells a number of we'.l-k own
shaving
$1,806,673
$7,174,961
2,216,308
the
maximum
Chairman,
and
crude oil in
Western
Canada
Higher—
The
In
wells
in
the
first
six
in
1,
cubic
feet
Other
New
from
successes
Mexico,
a
Mr.
to
run
record
at
the Carter-Knox
to
reach
a
one
formation
of Oklahoma,
and
Beringer
well
oil
that
reported
on
B-A's
work
is
cubic
Knolle
now
success
gas
feet
Producing
was
from
scheduled
Dcorporation on June 28 filed
SEC
not
covering
centst.
The
$15
per
The
price
proceeds
share).
are
a
lor
late
of
de
go
Washington, L. I., N. Y.
Pasco's
«
186,
p.
2.
(& Subs.j— May Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
$9,167,644
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$8,576,242 $47,613,653 $44,562,600
of
products.
in St. Louis, Mo,
ranging
production
with
noa-f°rrous me at tbrougn
The company
recently ex¬
include brass rod and extruded shap«*s.
At
it requires 'for its manufacturing processes
of
copper
annually,
together
with
lesser
bids for
collateral
amount
the
purchase
installment
note
the
closing date,
until
date five
a
cclla eral
the
pledge
a
and
by
5,550
Railway
bonas.
of
not
U.
S.
•
pursuant
princiDttl
months
note
evidencing
of
elite
company
series
A,
its
shall
sure
be
after
sively
c**e
la
and
n
sirred
by
second
Jan,
mortgage 4',^%
eon19.99, having a market
3,
150%
of the principal amount of the loan,'or
obligations owned by the Railway company, and
Government
if
six
date
a
than
value
l
issued
semi-annual intervals thereafter s
subsequent to said closing date.
The
insta lment
income
verticie
of $3,000,000
par
be
semi-annual
at
years
the
at
to
in
a
less
market value of not less than 106% of the principa l amount
of
the loan, or both at the
option of the Railway compan".
The purpose of toe loan is to provide Railway company with fund's
for
the
purchase of the issued and 011 s anding shares of common
aving
a
of
stock
Litchfield
Madison
&
Ry.
Co.
tue
for
of
purpose
effecting
the two companies. The obligations of the accepted
Railway company are accordin ly contin^em1; on tile
between
merger
and
approval
the
the
by
Commerce Commission of the
proposed
agreement (including the aforesaid
Interstate
stock purchase and melger and loan
p.td^e
mortgage
second
of
installment
the
and
bonds
issuance
of
the
collateral
note).
the lowest,
terest rate at which the bidder will make the 83,000,000 loan and
the lowest commitment fee at which the bidder will agree to lend
should
Bids
fu'l
the
Room
date
1114,
nooti,
to
submitted
be
both
with
respect
to
(1)
in¬
(2)
the
principal amount on five days notice at miy time within one year
from
loan agreement.
Frederick Linstead, Treasurer,
Madison St., Chicago (', 111. will receive bids up
July 15, 1957.—V. 136, p. 3. '
the
of
400
West
CDT»
<
on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids July
"^-/iei
hue
company
to
the
18—
Commerce Conm'Ssion
Iiverstate
authority
to
market $3,C00,CCQ of equipment trust certificates
at competitive b dd ng * t July IS.
The proceeds from the sale of
tie certificates to mature in semi¬
annual instalments .torn Feb. 1,
1958 to Aug. 1, 3972, would be used
to finance 75%
of the cost of new equipment.—V. 185, p. 2652.
-
Chrysler Corp.—June Car Output Increased—
for
June
of
the
a. year
,
six
first
Dodce.
and the first six months of
ago,
17,721
380,788
170,443
7.899
72.860
57,070
11,413
8,443
72,614
59.153
4.026
715
24.377
5,600
113,689
63,304
721.082
473.909
—
Total
——
.'
—
passenger
•-
cars.
28.526*
243,541
108,545
5,284
7,417
41,522
45,699
118.973
trucks
Dodge
1956 wa g
7,125
63,931
27,194
I—
Cnrysier
Imperial
and
♦1957—6 Mos.—1956
*1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
DeSoto
Chrysler
DeSoto,
U. S. only for the month of June,
months oi 1957, compared with the month
trucks,
Dodge
and
cars
1957,
and
Phmouth,
of
passenger
the
total
the
the
Texas
western
Lewin-Mathes'
As
a
result
has
The
refineries
Utah
and
refinery
substantial
has
S.
the
The
de
of
the
the
de
in
has
located
over
the
70.721
762.604
519,608
figures
1957
are
preliminary and subject to change.—V.
in
third
will
business
United
the
one
function
Lewin-Mathes
name
have
Pasco
it
of
been
the
was
members
announced
on
followed
from
division
a
some
of
the
cor¬
ae
Co.
of
the
July
2
Division
board
by
of
Robert
Cerro
de
directors
of
of
P.
Koenig,
board
11
to
shareholders
action
13.—V.
increasing
185,
pr
the
2443.
number
of
Cerro
June
011
28
were
told in
Review"
"Mid-Year
a
of
operations that earnings for the first five months set another
record and were above those of the comparable 1956 period.
The
new
diversified
utility
operating
which
company,
electric,
provides
tele¬
phone, gas and water service to over 200 communities in seven states,
had
previously
reported record
net income
oft $277,861 for the
quarter ended March 31, 1957, equal to 28c per share.
This was a
gain of 17%
in per share earnings over the 1956 iirst quarter net
of 24c per share/calculated on the same capitalization.
Fichard L.
Rosenthal.
Pi evident,
also
advised
sharebo'ders in his report that
karri *g unforeseen events, it was likely that per share earn'r.gs for
the
full
would
1957
year
continue
company's per share gar tangs were
secutive
year.—V. 183, p. 2362.
to
at
be
a
favorable.
high for
new
In
the
1956. the
12th con¬
City Discount Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
June 28 filed a letter of notification with the
of 10%
subordinate:! debentures due July 1.
(in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000
underwriting is involved. The oroceeds are to be used for
corporation
SEC
covering
1967
to
eachh
be
No
expansion
Stock
on
$200,000
offered
at
and
Asbestos
working capital.—V.
Corp.,
Ltd.,
182,
p.
Kitchener,
1462.
Canada—
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The Securities and
has
par
activities
of
Colonial
issued
an
Exchange Commission, it
was
announced
on
July 1,
temporarily suspending a Regulation D exemption
under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a
order
registration
public offering of securities by this corporation.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
Regulation D (which was consolidated with Regulation A in July,
1956) provided a conditional exemption from registration with respect
securities by Canadian companies net exceeding
Its Regulation D notification,'filed March 30,
the public offering of 490,000 shares of its
common stock
at* 60c'per share pursuant to such an exemption.
In" its
suspension order, the Commission asserts that Colonial failed to comply
to
public offerings of
$300,000
1953,
;
High—
Citizens Utilities Co.—-Net at Record
The
from
assets.
President and Executive Vice-
President.
directors
as
Lewin-Mathes
elected
aggregating
gross
Company Division of Cerro
■'**
.'
Dreyer and Richard H. Lewin,
respectively,
States
all
of
185,
company
United
•
elections
Pasco
by
years
sold
above
assets
corporation,
Cerro
—_
2912.
excess
supplied a significant portion cf
States.
transaction, the Cerro de. Pasco enterprise
recent
tube
representing.
under
Corp.,
—'
♦June,
p.
those
and
copper.
Corp.
Felix
Pasco
in
gloss
utilized
blister
newly-acquired
poration
Pasco
'oe
can
of
copper
$70.00u.000,
Total
the
the
fabricating business operates
United States situated in
newly-acquired
refinery in
copper
which
refining
row
letter of notification with the
refining
and
finished
east" coast.
President,
Period End. May 31—
are
the Cerro de Pascc enterprise for
Projected
production
requirements,
assuming full utilization of the
refinery's capacity and of LewinMathes'
other
recently expanded facilities, point to potential plant
consumption annually of approximately 90.000,000 pounds of copper,
20.000,000 pounds of zinc, and 4,000.000 pounds of lead.
the
exceeding 20,000 shares of common stock
(par 50
will be supplied by amendment (expected at about >
to
assets
gnd lead
between
area
capacity
.
zinc
electrolvtic
the
on
1957.
Peabody & Co., Inc. is the underwriter.
to selling stockholders.—V. 185, p. 2554.
invited
has
company
proposed loan agreement, to mature
installments of $800,000 each, payable on
to
Imperial
producer,
integrated
an
of
production to
production rates,
pounds
Cerro
only
broad
in
is
its
amounts
way on B-A's newcompletion late in 1958.
completion
1.8
Chicago & North Western Ry.—To Sell NoteThe
principal
Dodge
tangible
Net
to 1898, has. executive offices
50,000,000
some
lease in Texas.'
Kidder,
Butler Brothers
728,329
Plymouth
thereby
stock,
smelting
Lewin-Mathes
British Industries Corp., Port
—Files With SEC—
bl.546,088
753,114
taxes
in exchange for 303 918 shares ot Cerro
inertasing the level
of the cor¬
made
was
dating back
secondary
present
another.
at Port Moody. B.C.
Scheduled for
000-barre!-per-day refinery will include the latest units for
catalytic cracking a d
ate/" lc refo"~>i a
t e
~l-rkson. Ontario.
refinery the new catalytic reforming unit is now operating and the new
are
$1,649,443
118,130
inc.--
oper.
$5,441,038
2799.
p.
Co.
common
manufacture
panded
Kriegei
at 15 million
20
processing facilities
—V. 185; p. 1512.
$263,560
158,594
185,
times
the $550,090
Corp.—Acquires Lewin-Mathes Co.—
Pasco
Lewin-Mathes
under
refinery
crutie
$373,084
rev.
railway
10.S
is
on
1,500.
from
included B-A's 28th successful well in San Juan County,
third gas condensate wd. i
Ha .uemin s Parish, La.,
fifth successful
which
$33,000
of
plant is located on a 49-acre s'te. of which some 13 ac"es are under
at Monsanto.
111.
The company employs approximately
Its
the
flowing
million
37
from ry. opers.
Net
Net
of
acquisition
Pasco
companies
new
a
mont„s.
Most notable
rates.
field
1.859,283
income
Federal
$356,334,
requirement
roof,* situated
is estimated
the United States, oil and gas production bv the B-A Oil
continued
averaged
has
interest
for
provision
before
income
years
poration's common stock outstanding to 2.049,905 shares.
Lewin-Mathes.
founded in
1931
by a
consolidation o \ r'^decessor
high
barrels daily in the second quarter.
Underlining B-A's ag¬
drilling program, the company participated in 45 wildcat and
development
the business partner of S. W. We:ger, wpo
Central Rubber since it was formed in 1943.
annual
tie
liabilities,
de
37,800
gressive
of Youngs-
Bremer
P.
on July 1 acquired the assets and business, subject
Lewin-Mathes Cc.. manufacturer of copper a.'cl brass
tube, pipe and rod, with marketing facilities throughout
the United
States
according to an announcement
made jointly by Robert P.
Koentg, Cerro de Pasco. Pres.dent, and Felix S. Dryer, President tf
tory increase for the first six months of 1957," Mr. Beringer says.
B-A's
late Richard
of the 6%
debentures.
$1,600 of outstanding debentures.
Cerro
quarterly message to
"Sales of all B-A products continued to show a satisfac¬
shareholders.
'
$3,508,726
424,716
This corporation
his
in
is to purchase shares of the
issue
the
the
by
amount
Lewin-Mathes
President
banking firm, has underwrit¬
was
of
four
past
of
purpose
EARNINGS—Net
point to a substantial increase in consolidated net earn¬
ings for the first half of 1957 over the same period of last year, reports
Beringer.
Offered—
Steel Corp.—Debentures
July 2 that the Ohio Company, Co¬
owned
Biemer
for
1,728.418
Oil Co. LtcL—Earnings
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$390,273
387,256
oper.
Production
stock,
the
$7,264,335
651,665
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1935
issue of
President
been
has
29,889,575
429,384
1*748.505
expenses,
interest.
Mr.
town.
$36,921,207 $37,153,910
29,746,246
1,755,686
Railway
15-year 6% sinking fund debs.
priced at $1,000 per $1,000 debenture, plus ac¬
are
$2,968 per
5.926,139,
j7o,L/
$760,340
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$7,732,812
$3,604,443
revenue—
period last year.
same
Rubber &
FROCEEDS—The
Indications
S.
Nair,
cream;
the
for
$550,000
a
company's
*
British American
including Arrid, a deodorant: Rise,
a
depilatory; and Carter's Little
products,
toiletry
and
$1,063,455
crued
the prin¬
81,217,047
inc.—
name
lumbus, Ohio, investment
to
—V^186, p. 2.
distributes
the
,,
business started in 1880. The
meprobamate, a tranquilizer
Miltown in the United States
is successor to a
Inc.
Pills.
ten
entitling the holder
next five years and
for the warrants
6.022:301
expenses.
will
^
Central
negotiated about three months ago.
currently is above the option price.
1957—Month—1956
revenue
and
company
Products,
principal
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
the
It was announced on
the preferred stock sale will be used to reduce
provide for working capital.—V. 185, p. 2322.
Period End. May 31—:
wife),
11,783.899
$3,785,227
Railway oper.
by amend¬
supplied
be
12,558,424
$ 796,703
Illinois Midland
&
$15,448,342
2,3^3,193
for
Maine RR.—Earnings-
Boston &
Chicago
inc.™-
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$3,143,8 '6 $16,343,651
$599,521
361,8^4
Period End. May 31^—
be
Hoyt's
of
aerated
They
price
were
stock
the common
of
to
are
railway oper.
186, p. 3.
—V.
The
purchase common at $27.50 per share for the
$30 per share for the following five years.
cipal terms of the financing
Net
bidder
with
stock carries warrants
preferred
of
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
fiscal year
ended
$22,748,873
lor the corersponding 1956
fiscal year and 814,393,948 for 1955. Net
earnings for the last»<f>iecal year. .wei\q $4,473,131, equivalent to $1.74
per -share on the"2,565,000 shares to be outstanding, compared
wjth
80c per share in 1956 and
39c per share in 1955. Earnings for the
lirst two months of the current fiscal year were $1,240,801 compared
dent, announced on July 2.
Each
York Stock
to the orospectus, Carter's net sales for the
March 31,
1957 were $41,835,609, compared with
purchase warrants, Kenneth W. Lineberry, Presi¬
stock
expenses/.
intends
company
the New
$3^132,774
2,533,253
revenue,.
oper,
57—Monlh—1956
1
■
oper.
Railway
According
equal to $1.81 per share based on 196.622
outstanding at May 31, 1957, as . against $1.75
Black, Sivalls &
the
prospectus,
the shares on
stockholders
selling
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Chicago &
Period End. May 31—
Railway
to
of
185, p. 2799.
a
Liver
Privately—This corporation has placed privately $2,500,000 of 5%% cumulative preferred stock, which carries
4
MAY
.
conditions
.1
t
1957.
York—Registers With SEC
the
to
for listing
manufactures and
muscle relaxant, under
an
are
stock
31,
Carter Products
per share tor
the corresponding period
adjusted on. the same basis.—V. 185, p.
—-V.
FOR
weather
adve.se
or
period.
7,204,133
amendment.
by
the
to
Cyanamid Co.
on
earnings
May
011
Canada, and licenses its sale in the United States and abroad
the Wyetfc Laboratories Division of American Home Products
under
the name Eauanil.
Lederle (.aboratnr.es Division of American
responding period of the previous fiscal year.
the
because
$4.00
1957, year-to-date
year-ago
12,990.338
shares
(Mr.
Hoyt
and
July 2 reported earnings for the six months ended
May 31, 1957 of approximately $356,697, after all charges and, pro¬
visions for taxes, compared with net income of $343,718 for the cor¬
and
$4.01
comparable
-38,824,158
25 333,820
and
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Binks Manufacturing
This
No.
$0.72
the
expenses.
prospectus
proprietary
Co.
slightly
lagged
for
revenue—.
through
mortgage
have to pay a rate of
paying."—V. 185, p. 2911.
might
we
124
net
the
32,099!oOU
Oi.er.
—V.
lists Bahdelan Corp. of New York as owner
(50.92% I.
The holdings of Henry H. Hoyt, Presi¬
supplied by amendment. He is listed as the holder
30.63%
of the capital stock of Bahdelan Corp.; and
the holders
the remainder of such capital stock are six separate trusts, Arna
The
Carter
showing
series
are
of
$0.78
announced that for the first time in
topped
S
204 918 000
32,347,000
oper.
a
company
President," said that interest rates on alt bond issues
a
steady increase.
"Obviously," he said, "there Is
justification at this time for redeeming the outstanding $50,009,-
that
M.
had
Net
by
prospect.
to
,
Gillen,
D.
been
Net
share
com.
5,767,000
Runway
not be affected, and remains in Un¬
hands of H. H. Hoyt, President of the company, and members of his
family. The purpose of the distribution is to establish a public market
for
the stock,
with a listing on the New York Stock Exchange in
June 27 called of.' plans to sell
$50,000,000 in
1997 for the purpose cf redeeming 5%
first and isefund-
on
filed
According
of
also are
Control
or
the
bids
for
423.
184, p.
The directors rescinded their action
bonds.
issuance
The
per
income
$
36,131.000 214,986,000
6,290,000
income
1957—6 Mos.—1956
S
,
37,995,000
Railway
B. G. Orcutt (Mrs. Hoyt s brother).
The
latter persons
and the children of Mr. Hoyt, H. H.
Hoyt, Jr.
(a
director), Charles O. Hoyt (a director)
and Suzanne Hoyt Weil,
have
life, remainder or the entire beneficial interests ynder one or
more
of
the six
trusts, which
hol{K60.10%
of the Bandelan stock.
Bonds—
to Refund Series C
at
1957—Month—1956
income
S
.
1,306,000
of
Pennsylvania—Withdraws Plan
Telephone Co. of
Bell
to
Ohio Ry.—June Earnings Higher-
EARNINGS
t'
203.
p.
application
names
dent.
of
Sloane
& J.
$18,218,485
to
recapitalization plan,
shares.
ment,
of
30,017,618
39,101,532
15.760,163
9,673,7.90
4,489,434
The
Barker Bros. Corp.—Acquisition—
W.
per
181,
supplied
a
make
to
2910.
p.
managed
company
Exchange.
O.
See
be
565,000
43,012,537 196,126,507 195,206,91.2
33.338,747 157,024.975 159,189,294
8,166.025
Railway
amounted
corporation
to
are
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$
'o
$
41.226,861
33,060,836
revenue—
we
inc.
oper.
2799. *
p.
Period End. May 31—
become effective prior to the stock
offering, each of the 25,650 outstanding shares of capital stock is
to be
reconstituted to consist of 100 shares, or an aggregate of 2,-
1957—Month—1956
oper.
000
185,
net
registration* statement with the SEC on
July 1, 1957, covering 500,000 outstanding shares of its $1 par com¬
mon
stock,
to
be
offered
for
public sale
by the holders thereof
through
an
underwriting group
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms
This
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
&
Railway
W.
476,228
and
share was S29.06. This compares with total assets
asset value 'per share of $28.33 on the same date
and
year.—V.
investment
closed-end
this
Carter Products, Inc., New
of
Beard
the
$
little
379,378
was
Ltd.
value
asset
Under
Period End. May 31—
had
it
of
Bullock,
$17,766,193
last
1745.
lng
83,580
railway
—V.
The company
assets
Calvin
to begin operation early in
Directors authorized the
ordering of another unit which studies now indicate will be required
in 1961.
It is expected that this unit will have a capacity of 175.000
kildwatts and the company plans to install it in a new generating
fetation to be constructed east of Baltimore City, strategically located
in relation to a rapidly growing section of its service area.—V.
185,
call
90,o47
Net
Net rev. from ry. opers.
expected
Is
unit
meeting,
June
its
At
1959.
which
Station
Wagner
—V.
$1.023.891
net
Carriers & General Corp.—Assets $18,218,485 on May 31
Total
Installation of
progressing on schedule for the
is
kilowatt steam-electric
125,000
second
Net
$835,300
Earns,
announced on July 2, has arranged
The First Boston Corp., an
issue ol' $3,500,000 30-year 4.90%
notes, series A, due
1987.—V. 185, p. 2662.
"
•
"Construction
p.
$155,940
place privately, through
to
J. Theodore
stockholders,
to
Corp.
a
$177,033
Cape & Vineyard Electric Co.—Notes Sold Privately—
Wolfe, President, pointed
that "Oilier Income" for the five months of 1957 was increased
a
special dividend of $1,333,000 from Safe Harbor Water Povvet
out
2,406 974
Net rev, from ry. opers.
$3 430 865
.
his
In
2,322,679
Net
the
This company,
equivalent to $1.24 per common
reported net income
the company
195C.
4 .6.111
the first quaiter of this year,
net
and
amortization,
taxes, fixed charges and
other deductions. This net
income, after preferred stock,, dividend requirements, is equivalent to
$134 per share on the average number of common shares outstanding
during
the five
months' perioa.
For the corresponding period in
share.
475,751
oper.
S
12-ironlh
period
the number of shares o-tstaoding
ilicftased from 5,573,481 to 6,220.368,-also a new high.—V. 180, p. 1871.
months ended May 31, 1957, this company reports
$9,354,000,
after
operating expenses, depreciation
of
expenses.
year.
Dining
five
the
For
income
last
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$3,157,973
Railway
Gross
its
assets
net
of
Ity.—Earnings—
$652,081
$88,896,840 at the close of the third
reports net assets ol
Cyr Jina
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
present fiscal year on May 31, 1957, equal to $14.29
Both figures are hew quarter-end highs' and compare with
of $69,552,570, amounting to .$12.48 per share, on May 31
of
share.
per
1633.
p.
Fund
This
quarter
■■
$652,784
Chesapeake &
which
Avco,
Western
&
revenue—
Assets—
Ltd.—Reports Record
General Fund,
Canada
'
.
Railway oper.
.
order for the MPS-16, a mobile
by Avco.
the second to Avco to be announced by the Air
Earlier, it permitted disclosure of the fact that
is
contract
The
Force
.
Period End. May 31—
Vice-President and General Manager,' since 1946,
to succeed Albert Cuge, who is retiring. • **
President
also will serve as general
the company's* J-ssuciaieu,
Mexican utility, Industrial Electrica Mexlcana.
•
Fred
Oldendorf,
Vlce-Preident,
and
lonnerly Assistant
G°n»ral
Manager,
has
been
named
General Manager to fill the vacancy
created by Mr. Ernst's appointment.—V. 135, p. 2443.
2.
The award is an additional
height-finding radar system developed
July
Electric Power Co.—New President—
Ernst,
elected
Cage will continue as a director and
consultant to Calectric and as President of
Division has been awarded an Air Force
radar equipment, It was announced on
for
$6,242,875
of
contract
Charleston
Mr.
Contracts—
Two Large
Crosley
corporation's
C.
been
has
results for the six months.
equipment, had a material adverse effect on
The strike has been in progress since April
The
Carl
Division, producers ol fa™1
Idea
New
company's
the
at
strike
A
California
and development
missile,
manufacture, as well as its rescarch
the nose cone of the intercontinental ballistic
airframe
©nd
.
Monday, July 8. 1957
...
(110)
in
amount.
Colonial
In
proposed
Volume
with
18G
certain
according
their
terms
the
to
literature
Number 5653
ancl
misleading
use
More
as
fraud
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
the
regulation.
Furthermore,
offering circular and other sales
in respect of material facts, and
Colonial's
and
"would opeiate
Colonial stock.
of
.
conditions
order,
false
were
.
deceit
and
the
upon
purchasers''
and
the
less
than
notch
use
made
the
certain
fication
the
of
failed
stock
annual
certain
Commission;
to
written
there
to
would
state
each
be sold;
of
failure
a
Colonial
the
sales
failed
the
and
deliver
to
stock
offering
to
use
file
to
which
which
semi¬
required
the
noti¬
the
within
the
cir¬
\ In^trddition. according
sales
the
proceeds
were
contained
Colonial's
titles
its
to
and
failure
current
(4)
to
date
the
prior to the
&
offer
Southern
Railway
Railway
revenue.
oper.
expenses.
from
rev.
of
as
reasonable
a
^ecurities.—V. 184. p. 1792.
ended
from
1957—5 Months—1958
81,309.711
88.490.804
88 300,547
1,107,137
1,104,103
5,194,472
4,889,678
8137,181
8205,608
81,296.332
•"Our
sales
The
56,908
426,122
445,341
82
June
on
filed
28
50,000 shares of
share,
per
for
Metals, Inc., Berwick, Pa.—Files With SEC
corporation
SEC covering
without
working capital
ing
the
new
six weeks,
past
stock
underwriting.
and
which
year
notification
of
(par 81)
The
to be
proceeds
in
the
with
to
are
the
at
offered
be
share,
Queens,
for its
N.
contracts
the
Y.;
Florida
Power
As
unit
for
Light
its
Astoria
330,000-kw.
a
unit
Co.—two
Station
240.000-kw.
in
have
corooration
applied
and
Composite
the SEC
to
for
Fund,
investment companies,
exemption order permitting their pur¬
an
inc.,
of $200,000 each of the 830,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds pro¬
posed to be issued and sold by Washington Water Power Co,;1 and the
Commission has Issued an order giving interested persons until July 11,
1957, to request a hearing thereon.
Because one of the underwriters'
Washington,Water Power Co. offering, Murphey Favrc, Inc., is
principal underwriter for the two Funds, certain of whose officers
directors are also officers and directors of, Murphey Favre, pur¬
chase of
the Washington Water Power
bonds by the two Funds is
prohibited by the Investment Company Act unless an order of exemp¬
tion is issued by the Commission.—V. 181,
p. 1439.
Mines,
Ltd.,
Montreal,
Canada—Files With SEC—
The corporation
the
covering 150,000 shares of
market
195 7,
(closing price
$1.82
was
on
bid and
common stock (par $7) to be offered at the
the Toronto Stock Exchange as of June 14.
asked per share).
The underwriters are
Ltd.,
Kernaghan 6c Co.,
Ltd., Montreal, Canada.
incidental
to
The
Toronto,
proceeds
mining operations.—V.
181,
Canada
are
and
to b,e
Mills
P.
R.
&
used for expenses
2927.
p.
the
with
be
Oct.
of
1939
15,
exchanged
denture
qualification
of
Act
due
tures
announced
was
for
SEC
Indenture
it
197G,
with
securities do not
pursuant to
debentures
interest
relate
but
to
any
new
modified
are
The
holders
said
of
an
of
the
3;,n7e
.
financing
Trust
are
any
refunding
be
issued
from 3W,o
Continental Gin
Co.
Stock
Subscriptions — Of the
143,298 shares of common stock recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders of record May 27
at $30 per share, 87,524 shares were subscribed for
up
to
and
including June 17, and the remaining 55,774
shares
A.
—
taken up ancl sold
were
Evans &
Co. and
Seal Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on June 28,
shares of $2.50 par common stock, to be offered
a
subscription by officers and key employees of the company and its
subsidiaries pursuant to the company's
Employee Stock Option Plan.
—V.
185, p. 2097.
This
Zellerbaeh
corporation
paper
mill
taken
out
in
six
charge
of
Container
Tiie
acres
this
in
and
of
to
Mill—
Sale
for a new pulp and
by exercising options
Young, Vice-President
La.,
Vertrees
of
the
the
turned
remainder
to build
up
Gaylord
company's
would
set
According4
to
p.
be
a
used
a
lagoon
as
on
27,000 additional
Louisiana.
A portion of
to impound mill effluent.
the nucleus of
wood
a
reforestation
resources.
Net
Net
organization
lands this winter.
construction
of
p.
the
in
The
De
which
Is
not
Executive
used
to
re
the
bonds
the
Michigan P.
is
conditioning in the
Harold
F.
by
an
unlimited supply
size
or
of
Softener
home.
\yater usage.—V. 185, p. 2912.
new
of
model
punch
announced
In
those
on
addition
that
are
of
the
cards,
July 1.
to
be
to
the
the
Canada, $63.00 per year.
NOTE:
On
account
of
thickness
new
model
of
the
now
Commission
and
and
both
of
Mr.
the
the
and
facilities
made
in
pay
the
of
August,
he
1957—Month—1956
87.478,528
3.437,485
3,244.212
from
income
oper,
ry.
84.789,353
ry. oper.
185,
13,197,915
84,234,316
4,230,926
11,967,656
$183,690
3.691,246
$1,353,215
*901,807
137,164
17
fluctuations in
the
rate
of
in
offered
1,000
and
units
shares
involved.
is
Co.—Arranges Bank Credit—
Co.
it
credit
a
the
of
for
j
by
July
on
Products
a
>
■
and
subsidiary)
agreement
announced
was
Board
whouy-owned
(a
signed
term
Paul
Company.
the
subsidiaries
are
pre.jenth
unit and of a
alkylation
as
refinery is also
Gallup. The company's
to
Initial
receive
lor
serial
oil
crude
borrowing
e*.
in
i,aged
construction
styrenc plant at Odessa,
plant which will soon be placed in
under construe'..on at Ciniza, N. M.,
butadiene
a
both
Provisions
amount
the
be
to
stock
underwriting
capital.
of
east
products.
working
Products
have
of
its
well
refineries
to
and
will
be
connected
the
distribute
refincries'-
the
under
agreement will be $16,500,000.
will
retire
the
entire
principal
maturities
by July 1, 1963.
Banks participating in the loan agreement arc: The Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York; Continental Illinois Bank Ac Trust Co. of Chicago;
.The First National City Bank of New York; Mellon National Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Pittsburgh;
The
Northern
The
National
and
The
Trust
Bank
Manufacturers
Co.,
of
Chicago;
Commerce
Stat'o National Bank
Trust
Republic
Houston;
El
of
New
Co..
Notional
of
Paso—V.
El
185,
City;
York
Bank
Dallas;
Bank\
of
National
Fuso
4
2801.
p.
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—New Chairman
Board—
of
W. Wattles, a director of the company and a member of the
committee, has been elected Chairman oi the Board, a posi¬
which
has
been
vacant
since
the
the
Board
death
of
Roycc
G.
Martin
in
1954.
Mr.
Wattles
is
director
a
Mr.
Chairman
of
of
American
of
the
of
Cyanamid Co.
Falvey, President of the
execution
for
and
Linotype Co.
Regis Paper Co.
Ft.
also or. June 27 announced the
company,
final contract
Meraenthaler
the
sale
of
the
company's Lockland
at Evendale, Ohio, to General Electric Co. in accordance with
arrangements made earlier this year as previously reported.
The sale
price is 815,000.000, of which $4,500,000 is payable in cash on June
plant
1958
the
at
payable
185.
time
of
thereafter
the
delivery
three
in
annual
Employers Group
This
file
company,
mission
statement
covering
additional
holders
the
shares.
in
the
deed,
the
Associates—Plans
Massachusetts
a
registration
a
of
the
and
off
Instalments
balance
$3,500,000
each
1747.
p.
trust,
with
shares
new
of
share
one
1
Securities
and
would
for
Stock
July
on
the
issuance
proposed
The
ratio
be
each
sale
if
Com¬
88,761
to
up
to
held,
plans to
Exchange
of
offered
four
Issue—
announced
and
stock¬
present
all
offered
are
for sale.
West Hartford, Conn.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
offering would be underwritten
headed
by Morgan Stanley Ac Co.
period and
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering 45,000 shares of its $2 par common stock, issu¬
other
$12
at
bentures
of
the assets
share
per
stock
warrants.
Dunham-Bush
of Brunner
185,
exercise,
upon
purchase
issued
prior
The
in
to
April
warrants
connection
1,
were
with
1962,
of
45,000
attached
its
to
de¬
acquisition
Manufacturing Co., Utica, N. Y., earlier this
terms have
of
Resistor
90-cent
which
&
by
The
not
price,
investment
of
group
a
dates,
record
determined.—V.
been
Corp.—Stock
cumulative
firms
subscription
159,
1972.
p.
details,
V, 186,
see
on
share,
per
4.
p.
Sold—The
100,000
shares
convertible
publicly offered
were
ACo., Inc. at $15
year.
1514.
p.
Erie
of
Duquesne
made in
preference
stock,
June 25 by Fulton Reid
quickly
were
sold.
For
4
Light
Co.
—
Stock
Offering
—
Mention
was
issue of July 1 of the
Eureka Silver King Mines Corp., Boise, Idaho—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock
offered
our
public offering through
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co,> Inc., and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane of
265,000 shares
an
common
of
which
(par $10)
$34 per share, the pro¬
to go to Standard
Shares, Inc., the
The offering was quickly oversub¬
are
scribed.
at
AS
OF
JUNE
17,
mortgage
Bank
Ffd.
loans
Common
($50
stock
•Unlimited
t$164,000,000
due Dec.
($10
1957__
cumul.)
14,
value,
par
$7,000,000
,
1,250.000 shs.
firm
a
their
opposite
underwriters
to
commitment
number
shares
of
6,600,000 shs.
below
named
purchase
of
from
common
severally
Shares
Standard
stock
of
the
Merrill
Co.,
& Beane—
ner
H.
Hilliatd & Son____
B.
C.
8,000
Stern Brothers &
8.000
Weedon
8,000
J.
&
Eicliler
Wm.
5.500
Peters,
J.
2,700
Co.—
2,700
2,700
ment
MaoArthur Ac Co.
2,700
Chapman &
Fay
Mericka Ac Co.,
Writer
Ac
Inc.
1
Stieglitz
186,"
Net
to
Prov.
.
U.
before
for U.
income
S. Subs.)—Earnings—
8
Mar. 18,'56
$
153,097,546 143,704,430
9,984,189
154.744,604
37,277,378
taxes—
income taxes—
-
dividends
on
preferred
dividends
on
common
rejecting
the
width
firm
37,426,048
19,600,000
16,998,185
92,485
10.966,356
the
"Common
dend
in
shares
January,
also
the
3
11,511,177
6,073,716
were
stock-:
increased
1957.—V.
185,
p.
—_
5.939,344
"19,191,123
.
of common
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
Ac
Venezuelan
scale
D
drilling
and
purchased
was
offset
an
has
J.
and
to
the
to
subsidiary. D Ac D Drilling
workover activities in east¬
recently
financing
said
a
company's
completion
upon
of
program.
discovery
gas
1,860
Appears
in
block
to
Meade
acquired
Texas,
M.
and
Huber
approximately 1,400 acres of leases in
drill a test well under an agree¬
will
Corp.—V.
185,
p.
2445.
earnings of
this
for the nine months ended
for any comp rahle period in the
increase of 14'in r'les, net pro<"%
33(e.
The marked increase in sales
conditioners wa<; ;'v> princ'nal factor
corporation
1957 were higher than those
the
taxes,
company.
the
for
18,277,260
i
80.92
"80.91 '
by the payment of a 5',o
2913.
stock divi¬
On
period
brand
Fodders
comparable
206
over
an
rose
room
air
that of
a
year
earlier.
as
195b period.
compared
with
Net
$2.044,832
income, after taxes, reached $2,667.lor the first nine months of fiscal
1956.
20,427,863
_17,077,378
92,485
stock
stock.
surplus-
outstanding
firm's
full
on
County,
Earnings for
the nine months were equivalent
to $1.43
per
share on
shares of common stock outstanding on May 31, 1957,
provision for preferred dividends, as against $1.07 per share for
the comparable period in 1956. calculated on the curie basis.
1,825.196
after
Net sales
as
year.
the quarter ended May
for
against
$23,867,344
in
the third
31, 1957, amounted to $20,745.quarter of the preceding fiscal
Profit before taxes was $2,760,792 for the three-month period as
compared with pre-tax earnings of $2,891,3.97 a
come,
sifter taxes, for the 1957 quarter totaled
year
earlier.
$1 293,227
as
Net in¬
against
the corresponding period of fiscal 1956.
i
Earnings for the three months were equivalent to 70 cpnhs per share
on the 1,825.196 shires of common stock outstanding on May 31, 1957.
$1,315,497
Balance,
rigs1
Net sales for the period amounted to $54,229,162 as compared with
$47,718,011 for the corresponding nine months of f,1e /ivv'nu* fiscal
year.
Profit before taxes totaled $5,787,116 as against $4,504,032 for
11,040.174
163.081,735
arnings
Shares
made
with
the
003
Net
28
of
-
S., State & foreign
firm's
being shipped
responsible for the new record achievements, although all other major
products also contributed.
Volume on the Feddors room models for
the nine months of fiscal 1957 reached an all-time high and was ap¬
companies—
.
the
is
after
\
foreign subsidiary
ol
rig
2,706
Durst,
Mar. 24,'57
income
26
130
2,700
2,700
Ac
the
Total
that
work.
2,700
sales
Sales
the
D
proximately 43(<?
(&
said
National
new
a
Kansas.
Sales
3,900
Co.
1
contract
or
Stiver & Co.—_
—
Inc.
Woodard-Elwood Ac Co.,— _
3.900
Kodak
July
on
that
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
2,700
4.^
p.
2445.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Wagenseller
also V.
p.
history of
Saunders,
Henry Herrman & Co
$0.09
185,
2,700
3,900
,
dividends.- -V.
2,700
3,900
Co
34,900
$0.70
May 31,
3,900
and
Skaggs & Co
Marache 6c Co._
been
The
Christen-
sen, inc. —:
Putnam Ac Co._
Granbery,
$439,11 8
31.900
$3,375,000 public
exploration field Mr. Law
Jefferson
—
—
5,500
Ar Co
$ MP.M'O
._
Seaboard's
the
In
3,900
said
continuing
have
5.500
Richards
431,000
for the drilling of Bolivian Gulf Oil Co.'s first wild¬
joint concession there. Falcon Seaboard owns a 7'« interest
Law
County,
&
870,118
304. COO
taxes.—
BOGOC.
Mr.
3,900
2,700
Hill
&
in
3,900
Co
Co., Inc
Co
Kenower,
5,500
Co.__
&
Inc
Hooker
8,000
Co
Furwell,
7*7.59C
Bolivia,
the
Falcon
6c
——
Barth & Co._
8.000
8,000
Co.__.
R. Staats &
Dain & Co.,
Parke-
Elworthy & Co
Halle
in
cat
3,900
Roney 6c Co
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
&
Davis,
Eoyuibc,
is
Cooley Ac
1956
$25,412,962 $25,836,074
preferred
company
Venezuela.
&
income
President;
on
ern
C.
Coffin
rtutton
the
Increased—
l."57
taxes...
income
for
reported
Win.
8.000
M.
Law,
also
Co.,
—.
10.000
Bateman,
3,900
N.
drilling
He
3,900
Co
Ai
with
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co.—26 Rigs Drilling—
T.
3,900
3,900
Inc
Earnings
requirements
provision
Irving Lundborg Ac Co
Weeks & Co
J.
"After
12.000
Burr.
Subs.)-
1
Parrish
Crowell, Weedon <fc Co._,—
Johnston, Lemon & Co.____
(&
income
Nauman, McFawn & Co.___
Walker At Co
Schoellkopf,
for Federal
14,000
&
notification
per share of common stock—
re¬
—3,900
Legg & Co
Baker,
G.
Federal
14,000
Co.
6k
John
before
25,000
Weeks__
Co.
&
J.
J.
Fen¬
Co.
dividend
Shares
25,000
Pierce,
Hornblower Ai
Shields
Net
are
Inc
Foods
"Earnings
set
names:
Lynch,
of
letter
a
Preferred
have
the
company
Shares
Blyth &
Income
1,220,000 shs.
by
UNDERWRITERS—The
spective
Fairmont
Frovision
indenture.
The maximum indebtedness presently au¬
thorized by stockholders is $200,000,000.
fl% of this amount is class¬
ified as a current liability. *
made
filed
12
per
7,000,000
7,000,000 shs.
value)
par
June
or.
100,000
cents
Not
Outstanding
bonds
(4</c ),
stock
at 30
Three Months Ended May 31—•
sales
;
1957
Authorized
corporation
covering
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for expenses incident to
mining operations.—V. 184, p. 217.
Further details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
"First
The
SEC
after
share
V.
for
provision lor preferred dividends, as compared with 70 cents per
for the same months of 1956, calculated on the same basis.
185, p.
1636.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
for
No
the
and
$15)
(par
corporation
28,
able
Inc.,
Securities and
This
June
used
cent)
one
preferred
unit.
with
debenture
income
stock
255G.
p.
Dunham-Bush,
of
notification
of
subordinated
preferred
Files
—
borrowings will be used primarily to finance
Company's current capital expenditures program.
The
A
miles
The
With
(par
per
$33,000,000,
said
and
as
by pipe lines
Is
$13,320,871
to
up
operation.
30.
$13,381,605
be
Gas
refinery with
a
1957—5 Months—1956
$8,226,838
stock
$5,010
banks
Chairman
Kayser
Texas,
proceeds
loans
to
Natural
Products
of
refund¬
Machine—
cards
senses
loan
Rayser,
—V.
expenses..
Earnings per share
sensing
said
bank
distribution
expected
revenue...
Cash
Caraitioner, which analyzes all three dimen¬
is now available from this corporation, it was
oversize,
Paso
letter
a
shares
100
at
are
commercial
tion
below,
Cash
sions
El
10
filed
10-year 6%
shares of
common
bonds,
stock
proceeds
26
5,000
of
of
executive
2233.
May 31—
'Deficit.—V.
Earnings
:gresident< said the new unit is regenerated
electric clock, and, for the first time, provides an
both hot and cold soft water regardless of family
Cummins-Chicago Corp.—Reconditioning
A
White,
of
each;
EI Paso Natural Gas
and
Vice-President,
and
Quarter Ended—•
Wcrhane,
automatically
S.
general
fund- short-term
im¬
recently introduced a
completely automatic
water
expected to revolutionize the entire concept of water
is
seek
1987.
oper.
Ridder
1884.
Inc., Northbrook, III.—New Water
company
Softener
to
through
870,000,000 of
due
trans mission
Industries, Inc.
Eastman
mill
of
"P"
V
Culliffan,
Jones
$70,000,000 Bonds—
oper.
rev.
See
forestry
acquired
officials
company
185,
into
up
options
southwestern
the mill's future
will
planting the newly
minent.—V.
exercised
in
The
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Boettcher
Ridder
before
spent
bonds,
announced
series
be
of
105,
Period End.
William
site
Ridder,
operations
simultaneously
to De
corporation
begin
the
New
trust
Co.—To Sell
Landrigan,
Pomeroy, Inc
Shuman, Agncw
Division.
company
The
acquired
De
according
timber
property would be
Much
29
of
west
1956,
mill
adjacent
program
to
June
on
miles
early
Corp.—To Build
ever
Mr.
company
June 27
on
would
Greer
Railway
Railway
asso¬
See details in V. 136, p. 4.
for
Crown
research,"
Disogrin Industries, Inc.—New Name—
See
Bache
Crown Cork &
This company filed
1957, covering 60.000
by Courts & Co., Clement
Robinson-Humphrey Co. and
ciates at $31,50 per share.
have
we
to
in¬
The
will
or
which
R.
added.—V.
ceeds
supplemental indenture relating to the outstanding 3V-t%
Oct. 15,
1976.
Among such, changes is an increase in
to 3®-a'c;—V. 185, p. 2662.
a
than
increased
and
collateral
bonds,
due
rate
that
and
deben¬
debentures
Continental.
securities
of
one
more
selling stockholder.
application
under
$13,650,000
issued.
security
has filed
indenture
which
be
27,
trust
a
to
to
are
existing
existing securities,
of
pursuant
June
on
common
company
be
been
and
generation,
company.
of
Continental Caii Co., Inc.—Interest Rate Increased—
This company,
shares
$3,500
of
June
on
$175,000
$350
3
the SEC
$1.85
Thomson,
Co.,
letter of notification with
a
corporation
covering
of
charges
products
have
Fa.,
issue
new
—V.
June 26 filed
on
months
year.
will
spend
new
company
common
Iron
not
are
J9G7, Daystrom reported record sales of
$63,193,000
the
year
before
and
net
of $2,459,000, equal to 82.77 per
with $1,784,000, or $2.01 per share earned
compared
shall
Charles
the
apd
Fenimore
three
31,
all
mortgage
the
Consolidated
year
the
1S58 promise to be better than last
improved too." he said.
In its fiscal
authorised issuance and sale
chase
of
The
50,000
fiscal
in
with
ing
)
This
the
units
Composite Bond & Stock Fund, Inc.—Seeks Exemption
Planning Corp., New York, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Gurdon
new
a
of
corporation
Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. and associates at
101.375%
and accrued interest has been
oversubscribed.
See de¬
tails in V. .186, p. 4.
'. ,
Power Station;
for
Economic
With
re¬
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Bonds Sold—The offer¬
to the public on June 25 of $15,000,000 5% first
Pennsylvania Power Jk Liulu
plant near Harrisburg, Pa.; and the
Florida Power Corp.—a
120.000-kw. unit for its P. L. Bartow Station,
St. Petersburg.—V. 185, p. 1746.
Co.
be
has
amount¬
fallowing utilities:' Consolidated Edi¬
340.000-kw.
Port Everglades
new
the
by
York—a
card
ing
The
Contracts—
this company has received
placed
were
New
year
and
ahead
develop
tor
of
letter
improve present ones."
completed to purchase Transiccil Corp. of
became an official member of the
family on July l.
The synchros,
servo-motors and allied
equipment made by this company will round out Daystrom's line of
flight instruments so that the company will now be able to
supply
integrated avionic systems.—V. 185, p. 2697.
of
orders
defective
small
a
used
to more than 825.000.000 from four utility companies for boilers
will supply 1,270.000 kilowatts of electric power, it was announced
July 2 by Donald S. Walker, Vice President and Director of Sales.
Co.,
quarter
this
fiscal
March
taxes
year
"We
and
that
The
the
and
by
a
from
of
first
of
should
preceding fkcal
"The
said.
the
compared
after
common
on
son
the
sales
Detroit Edison
Inc.—Large
sensed
width
or
Either
slice
SEC
for
profit
ended
$74,402,000,
income
equipment.
Combustion Engineering:,
In
letter
a
common
be
length
2738.
p.
for
our
mortgage
Columbia
will
in
rejected.
minute
30.
1957
will reach $19,000,000, up
more than
$2,000,000
corresponding period last year, Thomas Roy Jones, President,
and
year,
81.430.869
23,911
ry. oper.
a
June
the
Agreements
2800.
p.
edge
and
or
Daystrom
81,244.318
_
deficient
card
a
announced.
Worcester,
Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
185,
of
condition
1957—Month—1056
oper.
ry.
financial
of
Daystrom, Inc.—Quarterly Sales Higher—
condition
Colonial's
Period End. May 31—
Net
and
mining claims and more particu¬
requirement to which the titles were
of Colonial, more particularly
work
financial
disclose
Colorado
Net
offering circular and
misleading information with
unpatented
larly the performance of the
—V.
false
Colonial's
(1) the profitable nature of investments in securities of
companies, (2) the demand for Colonial stock, (3) the status
subject,
the
order,
to
respect
asbestos
of
literature
to
Cards
detected
are
edge
the
184,
cards.
inch
the
Although figures
final, it looks as if
applied.
onrtfr
the
an
on
bonds
filed
not
were
an
offered;
was
jurisdictions (states)
Colonial
and
of stock
reports
which
communications
was
to whom
persons
of
of
along
jected.—V.
particularly, the Commission's order alleges that the terms and
of Regulation D were not
complied with by Colonial, in that
was
with
A
tear
all
opener
conditions
cular
length
or
(111)
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
v.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
(112)
Federal
Co.—Exchange Offers-Further de¬
in our issue of July 1 of the
Insurance
tails—Mention
U. S.
of 400,000 shares of capital stock (par $4) of
company in exchange for 100,000 shares of capital
offering
this
(par $10) of Colonial Life Insurance Co. of Amer¬
the basis of four shares of Federal stock for each
stock
ica
on
(EDT)
Fidelity Union Trust
Co., Newark, N. J., is exchange agent. The First Boston
The offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
Colonial share.
July 26, 1957, unless extended.
on
sales
with
This
into
corporation
its
The
new
new
of securities dealers, including themselves, to
solicit the capital stock of Colonial. See also V. 186, p. 5.
group
a
The
company
SEC covering
to
purchase
proceeds
Co., Newark,
filed
28
June
on
J.—Files With
N.
letter
a
SEC—
notification
of
;
common stock (par 81) and/or warrants
shares at $3 per share, without underwriting.
The
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 183, p. 4.
Investors, Inc.,. .Denver,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
corporation
covering
$1)
(par
are
insurance
an
filed
21
letter
a
<
the
States,
offices,
with
and
largest
laboratories
and
consists
three
of
situated
ate
food
modern
most
Fund,
Inc.,
Denver,
Colo.—
This
Fund, a pioneer in the field of systematic mutual fund invest¬
plans, announced on July 1 the placement of a $600,000 plan, the
largest in its 22-year nistory.
The plan was established by a Colorado firm, which declined to give
its name, as the vehicle for an employees' profit-sharing trust.. The
initial payment' amounted to $60,000, with additional monthly payments
scheduled for completion in about five years.—V. 184, p. 1913.
r':
This
Motor Co.
(Mich.)—More Cars Produced—
26,
1957,
pursuant
filed
produced
covering
options
to
General and
est
granted
to
or
subsidiaries.
continued
its
in
its
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
127,538
104,613
819,882
701,501
17,798
_
20,684
171,484
SEC—
Lincoln
2,523
X-Continental
177,190
model
completed
run
23,501
444
be
granted
to
J.
Bradley Streit, President,
signed
the
Motors
corporation
option
an
185, p. 2214.
SEC—
This
153,458
in
on
agreement
nonassessable
Within
months.
interest
the
May.—V.
1,200,419
185,
1,029,653
2556.
p.
United
States
June,
and
276,551
Canada
it
1956,
OF
during June,
VEHICLES—U.
the
m
Reliance
Minerals
will
properties.
retain
.
January
as
1.
election
Ltd.,
of
Alex.
S.
Avanyos
Mr.
Aran.vos,
Vice-President
joined
Director
Fruehauf
International,
other
and
products
President
as
has
ol'
Fruehauf
been
—V.
185,
Net
of record June 5
in
1953.
has
been
serving as
Foreign Operations for the parent com¬
:
Lid.
and
manufactures
also
licenses
Fruehauf
others
to
these;
this company
of
the
The
Net
Trucks
Passenger
44,212
39,270
38,984
42,402
312,058
40,290
262,593
Gabriel
1 lie
plan
stock
and
Co.
in
contemplates
kind
of
Mustang
two
the
rated
pro
distribution
of
the
wholly owned subsidiaries, Lincoln Foundry Corp.'
Products
Corp.
to
Gladden shareholders,
The
Motor
Gabriel company would then
purchase the remaining assets
all the liabilities of the
Gladden Products
Corp.
in
value
par
Procructs
to
$3
share
per
requirement
of
not
Company would
Gladden
less
than
all
assume
shareholders
is
ucts
discharge
The
249,216
40,347
$50
to
321,371
44,783
<
318,763
to
the
.
expected
to
the
Coast
missile
the
of
and
and
of
The
share
of
securities
annual
original Issue.
the
and assume
debentures
Gladden
would
The
transaction
would
equal
be
sinking fund
an
expenses of the
final
distribution
the
to
hydraulic
agreement
acquisition,
shock
will
held
be
according
absorber
so
net
to
of
the
in
the
officials
June
on
Corp.—Stock
Gabriel's
industries field.
Corp.
is nationally
for
2'i
for
known
for
the
manufacture
of
valve
Corp.,
major suppliers
are
of servo-mechanisms and
fire control systems to
more
than 30
manufacturers.
The
Gabriel
comnauv
aliea/ly has its own electronics division
operating in Boston,
r
The Garbriel Company, contrary to
many automotive suppliers
has
experienced
sharply accelerated profits this year with
anticipated
profits lor the first half already exceeding all of last
leading
Sales
also
The
hydraulic
and
and
missile
year's
are
General
.
of
aircraft
expected
to
top
$22,000,000
common
stock
on>
of
this
July 1
rate
was
$19.75
corporation
of
nearly
bid,
whose
$21.50
sales
$30,000,000,
trade was
the
on
' has
made
TpfnSiSt^k Exckange
General Controls ^tock. "
w
running,
shares
Corp.,
at
of
in
Plants
plant,
are
and
common
refinery
located
in
missiles
and
stock
t0 han",e "°°r tra<,i"e ot
in its field, the
use
corporation
in
other
California,
and
uses,
broad
a
the
home
now
in-
regulate home heating
refrigeration,
guided
annual
an
control
range
of
notification
of
for
u
Illinois,
and
dividencj
interests
shareholders
•
The
Canada,
$797,212
$0.76
$0.91
$655,099
$0.74
made,
of
new
the 1955 per share
shares.—V. 164, p.
figures
1870.
^
the
annual
against
sales
$197,138,
in
record
of
rate
$5,322,598
of
62la
or
cents
for
share,
per
least $1,000,000
at
per
31. 1956, shows sales of
1955.
Earnings for 1956
for the year ended Dec.
report
as
to
$259,194
against
as
not
a
loss
1955.
Hirsch
the
profitable and substantially higher than
that 1957 sales aiid earnings
would be substantially higher than those of 1956.
The-Company's claim against the Government for contract termina¬
tion
has
been
favorably settled and irs recovery to the amount, of
$181,973 has been credited as a non-recurring profit to the company's
Mr.
first
stated
months
six
those
of
last
1957
of
the. company's
that
earnings
and
for
were
He
year.'
sales
predicted
'also
.
1956
will
Stock
Interests—
27,
record
June
6,
expire July 30,
1957.
185,
1957.—V.
p.
will
be
asked
to
vote
at
special
a
cables,
ash
auto
i,
,
.
exhaust deflectors,
trays,
automotive parts.—V. 175,
and other
by. Georgia-*
Crder forms
1957
-
has
company
of-speedometer
.
June
earnings.
undergone a $1,000,000 plant modernization pro*
the acquisition of new automated production
equipment aimed to replace older units of smaller capacities. In addi¬
tion, Hali consolidated the operations of an Elwood, Ind., Subsidiary
With those of the Detroit plant for higher operating efficiency.
During this modernization period the company also embarked on d
program of product diversification that has resulted in the manufacture
Co., New York has been appointed
of fractional interests arising from
payable
net
The
gram, which has included
auto
trim,
2694.
p.
Harris-Intertype Corp.—New Name—
•
1386.
Inter type
below.—V.
Corp.
185,
2446.
p.
;
Harris-Seybold Co.—Merger Completed—
stockholders
See
Intertype
(C. F.)
general
management intends to recommend a 25c per share
dividend rate on the new shares. Mr. Planje stated. If the
quarterly
the
have
The
The
below.—V.
Corp.
185,
2446.
p.
is
approved, it will apply
to dividends payable
quarter of this year. Quarterly dividends on the present
paid at a rate of 35c per share.
proposed
change
shares
of
to
the
authorized
ot
incorporation incr-ea-ses the
1,230,0(10 to 2,500,000 and reduces
par value of the shares from $10 to $5.
During 1956, this large ceramic firm paid stock dividends of 23^ in
January and 203;
in July,
For the fear-ended Dec. 31, 1956, the
company reported sales
of $33,324,000 and net income of 83,353.000
—V.
185, p. 2672.
The
Norman
F.
result
and
President
other
of
business,
new
said
that
as
a
months
p.
firm
this
of
is
estimated
year,
much
as
have
to
Manufacturing
Financing—
This
,
Co.—Plans
Stock
rocket
To
the
pave
Increase
be
the
issued
for
for
way
the
authorized
-
each
split,
stock
120,000 (all outstanding).
In
to
waive
pre-emptive
rights
shares, which the company
—V. 100, p. 2757.
W.
Products
it
was
Mr.
has
announced
end
Daley
longer with the
been
an
the
asking
is
company
additional
"will be used
says
named
150,000
for
of
in
Todd
1954.—V.
It
185,
W.
founded
1923
Jan.
Mr.
company.
President
F.
to
-
is
who
(II. W.)
became
p.
the
division
with two
Todd has
a
other
been
Gossard Co.
Provision
income
for
income
Net
division
—V.
profit
185,
per
p.
share
1637.
will operate as a
elected
President
-Jeffress
H.
retained
producer
as
subsidiary of Haveg.
retire
as
Sponge
Aug.
James
subsidiary
and
new
Vice-President.
as
Robert
consultant.
high temperature and
the West Coast aircraft,
of
fabricator
and
the
of
Harris
of
Reinhold will enable Haveg to extend its service
broaden its product line.—V. 183, p.
1614.
and
and
June
on
delivery
of
Corp. (N. Y.)—New Product
handle
to
announced the availability for demon-;
"hobson ROTARY."
"problem-jcbs"
the
"hobson
ROTARY"
28
tlie
help
the
Hie
pr-nter
print
impression costs.
The
Sponge
company's
will
to
brine back lost profits, by being able to ecojobs he would normally, have to farm om, such as
envelopes, imprinting, of brochures,
folders, tabulating cards, etc.
This
new
concept in printing offers the commercial
printer and
companies operating
their own
shops
the
opportunity to produce
quality printing and imprinting at substantially lower per thousand
N.
1.
•
corporation's office is located at 280 Lafayette St., New York 12,
Y.
of
associates
the
B.
F.
Rupber
who
Vice-President
are
since
Goodrich
no
the
Hooker Electrochemical Co. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
,
-^-Earnings—
6 Months Ended
Co.;
Net
sales
1957
$422,501
'
—
taxes
227,305
Net
$448,131
217,586
$204,915
'
1957
Federal
on
taxes
On
1956
•
$53,7.65,600
$55,131,500
9,489,300
income
*12,594,600
4.893,100
6,406.800
4,596,200
6,187,800
106,200
income
106,200
SO.94
1956
taxes
.
...
May 31—
:
before
Federal
(& Subs.)—Profit Lower—
taxes-
1.
profit
be
a
corporation
noinically
new
2914.
Six Months Ended May 31—
before
be
ar.d
Coast,
Income
Profit
to
to
is
Destined
will
holders
corporate purposes."
the
of
Daley
Carroll said.
issuance of rights
Mr.
involve
Haveg.
Ilobson Miller Machinery
The
present
the
will
183. p. 406.
company
is
West
strat'on
approval
the
asking
rightlviway,"
made
offering
27.
June
on
Mr.
started.
was
August,
to
is
shares -from
1,000,000
an
'
outstanding.
share
the company
to
addition,
succeeding
Division,
Products Company
business
value
par
of
acquisition
the
on
Goodrich Co.—New Division Head—
Todd
R.
$50
such
and
The
company
would
be
plastic materials serving primarily
missile, and electronic markets.
specialty
and
Split
will
public
Noland
L.
Morton
S.
Which manufactures mining and industrial machinery,
plans to split its stock on a three-for-one basis, subject to shareholder
approval at a special meeting Aug. 5.
Under the proposal, three new shares of $16.6G2/3 par value capital
stock
shares
RoWrt
1
.
for
for* the
Gruettner
Reinhold
Goodman
way
liabilities of Reinhold Engineering & Plastics Co.
Reinhold
The
P.
2446.
New
the
Presdent, on July 1 announced the execution of
purchase of all the assets and the assumption
of Norwalk^
for cash, 4.845 shares of Haveg stock, and options to subscribe
to 950
in net income, he said.
during the first six
throughout 1956.—V. 185,
earned
did
it
as
paved
Lux.
H.
agreement
certain
Calif.,
tpe firm's volume in 1957 will
double that of last year.
Glen Alden, in turn, is showing a major gain
parent
John
Dr.
of
LaFrance,
date
same
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Acquires Reinhold Firm—
an
'
/
Ward
,
Tracy,
this
of
3.
offering
projected
might be issued.-^-V.
v
Ward
LaFrance Truck
Corp., a subsidiary,
has been awarded a
$3,670,465 U.S. Air Force contract for aircraft towing tractors, it was
July
■>
the
on
present shareholders, since the common stock now outstanding carries
preemptive rights, Mr. Carroll noted.
He said the company has not
determined how much stock it may sell, nor on wnat basis the rights
'Glen Alclen Corp.—Awarded Air Force Contract—
on
the
mean
the
announced
1
stockholders
The
offering by voting, to increase the authorized common stock to 1,000,000
shares from .150,0C0 shares of $1
par value.
However, "this doesn't
articles
from
243
on June
been
Hathaway Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
company plans an additional public offering of common stock
reasonable future, said Howard A. Carroll, Assistant Treasurer,
the
in
dividend
fourth
.number
Net
Michigan
604,704
—$672,900
$1,259,800
announced that this company
largest backlog of orders in its 48-year history.
connection, he stated, the company would begin shipments
amounted
of
with' the
svstems
controls
1955
3
735,888
D. Hirsch, President,' on July 3,
$5,499,959,
meeting to be held July 29 on a proposed amendment to the articles
incorporation which will effect a 2-for-l split of The company's
capital stock, it was announced on July l by C. W. Planje, President.
market
Bnnoi,nced that it has named Carl
variety of automatic controls for
aircraft
per
1956
$1,533,100
Of
in
an
industrial
letter
a
Corp.—Fractional
stockholders., of
to
.
fractional
(B. F.)
common stock
Jnd ir^lSHnn!11^' i™6 'company's Products
and
conditioning systems, commercial
used
2557.
$20
V
are
800,925
thir^ larg<rSt manufacturer
wide
a
at
over-the-counter
asked.
currently
outstanding held by nearly 3.500 shareowners
produces
profit
p.
company
a
leading manufacturer of
listed and admitted to
trading on the
stock
28
185,
!
-
.
(& Subs.)—.
621,000
taxes,
a
comparison to be
calculated on the basis
this
The
Washington, D, C. The proceeds are to be used
term obligations and the remainder for working
stock
common
The
was
?eW. Yoi,f ,St0ck ^hange. The initial
shaie.
Closing quotation of the
The
1957.—V.
.1957
the 1953 model year at the
month, beginning in September.
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Plans 2-for-l Split—
Controls Co., Glendale,
Calif.—Listing, etc.
automatic controls
June
in
V
"
$1,293,900
for
See
into
controls.
In addition, three of its divisions
Corporation, the Missile Products Corp., and the Gladden
Products
components
filed
28
Bank Farmers Trust
the purchase and.salt
The
program
^
;
share
ptr
hand
on
In
Subscrip¬
.
Prod¬
Gabriel, is
facilities on the
-
.
$8,817,790
3,128,903
(C. M.) Hall Lamp Co.—Reports Heavy Backlog—
approximately
future
near
"
1
enable
been
have
47,120
Inc.,
short
above
of
2,161,176
(six months)
earnings
5T'j
49,379
•
per
City
agent
Gabriel
that
the
Gladden
manufacturing
diversification
implement
aircraft
Products
Motronie
Aircraft
outstanding
meeting of the shareholders
a
additional
Gladden
aircraft
that
approve
purpose
obtain
West
20f'a
for
644,157
,
income
for
'Earnings
45,941
341,116
.
and
■
Pacific
,
Corp.
The
■
each
the
on
securities.
It
for
Corp.,N or approximately $1,500,000.
5^,4subordinated debentures with
five-year
common
482,941
;
.
earning;- before income taxes.—
Net
4.3,813
37,071
Equipment
at
up
corporation
capital.
Gladden
Corp. of Glendale,:
Cain., jointly announced on July l an agreement
covering the acquisi¬
tion of certain assets of the
Gladden Products Corp. by The Gabriel
Co., according to Thomas J. Riggs,
Jr., Executive Vice-President of
26723'
.185,' p.
.
shares
and
$7,411,543
i
in
Co.—Acquires Certain Gladden Assets—
26,084,994
$1,731,105
Earnings Off—
Genie Craft Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
truck-trailers
manufacture
$34,902,784
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine, Canada, Ltd.
share, 188,242 shares were
including June 24, and the
remaining 5,958 shares were taken up and sold on June
25 by The P'irst Boston Corp. and Tucker Anthony &
R. L. Day at $52.75 per share.—V. 185, p. 2914.
for
$35,787,515
$1,648,463
fy. oper.
oper., income-
ry.
Harry
Precision
General
from
rev.
—V.
tions—Of the 194,200 shares of $3 convertible preference
stock recently offered for subscription by stockholders
a
Roy
by
5,827,930
2913.
p.
increased
The
;
,
5,508,154 /28.375,972
$7,239,259
$7,476,393
expenses-
had
Interna¬
announced
the continental United States and Canada.
Fruehauf has overseas subsidiaries in
France and Brazil and Fruehauf
International
has
manufacturing arrangements in Spain
Germany
and Australia.—V. 185, p. 2214.
Gabriel
"
1957—5 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
revenue/-
oper.
Net
1956
—
Trucks'
239,480
May
to
products outside of
The directors of
*3
3
terminated.
been
oper.
Provision
275,773
272,691
-
June
aVtjuired
been
Fruehauf
of
during the past year.
pany
has
Six Mc-nths Ended May 31—
251,077
•
___;
April
20%'
a
.
who
and
urethane
new.
a
__—:—•;;
area.
subsidiary,
Fruehauf, President.
.
Inc.,
Railway
FACTORIES
276,285
_______
March
Co.—Subsidiary Names New Pres.—•
wholly-owned
a
Disogrin,
manufactures
which
June 25 announced that its corporate name has been
Disogrin * Industries,
Inc.
Its affiliation
with Greer
Railway
.
CANADIAN
AND
325,296
February
.
18' clalnv grotij)-ha8
hew
thc^Mystery Lake
Fruehauf Trailer
The
_
(
Hydraulics.
and
trucks
in
compared with 289,563
July
on
S,
1957
Georgia-Pacific
tional.
corporation
on
cars
passenger
announced
was
MOTOR
subscribed
June 28 announced that the company
with Rio Canadian Exploration Co,
Fort
mdhth,''a
past
by the company in
$475,431
115,297
-$557,544
144,729
-
1,
_
Period End. May 31—
Whitney &!Co.y
24
1957—5 Months—1956
$1,917,187
$1,884,367
1.359,643
1,408,936
$75,087
11,678
"
Industries, Inc.—Changes Name—
to
'
»
Within
and
$400,783
325,696
$87,534
'18.711
'
ry. oper.
2803.
p.
changed
SEC. covering - $150,000 -of 10-year 6<p subordinate convertible deben¬
tures to be offered at pat (in denominations of $100 each), through
12
,
■
Rio Tinto mining Co.) covering two groups of mineral
claims in She Mystery Lake area ot Manitoba.
Rio Tinto will conduct
an airborne geophysical survey of the 52
claims, and, should they exer¬
cise the, option will make cash payments'to Fort Reliance Minerals
"
'
Corp.—June Car Prod uctioru Lower—-
produced
Passenger.
ot
(subsidiary
f
-
-
1957—Month—1956
income.
oper.
material,
1957,
1.
The
160,805
.
had
from
rtv.
185.
Greer
This, corporation
General
•
1,029
185,108
„Fort Reliance Minerals Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Grants
Option on Mystery Lake Claims—
+■
2914.'--
p.
RR.—Earnings—
$335,832
268,298
-■
expenses- '
oper.
ry.
—V.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 250,000 shares of its no par common stock, to
be offered for subscription by employees of the company and its sub¬
sidiaries
pursuant to its
"Executive Incentive? and Estate Building
Plan."—V. 185, p. 145.
3■ ■3 -'-j
33'
\
,
•
27,437
59
24,828
"
29,331
______
-X-1957
3,274
*
;
••
trucks—
Totals
Net
„
138.881
Mercury
Ford
Western
&
Period End, May 31—
Railway
The
and progress.-—V.
success
for
passenger
Bay
Railway oper. revenue
registration statement with the SEC on
150,000 shares of common stock, to be issued
177,190
Period Ended June 30—
Ford
V
-
a
six-month
a
Green
qualified employees
offering is to be made in accord¬
ance with an Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan recently approved
by the company's stockholders, and to provide additional incentive to
qualified employees to invest in shares of the company and thus acquire
a proprietary
interest in the business and an increased personal inter¬
of
OUTPUT
passenger
cars
and trucks during
total of 1,200,416 units, compared with
153,458
June, 1956, and a six-month total of 1,029,653 last year.
The half-year output of passenger cars and total units was the sec*
ond-highest in company history,
trailing only production
in
1955.
For
June,
Thunderbird
production
totaled
1,456
and
Ford
tractor
output totaled 3,000.
for
1956.—V. 185,
comparable period in
Net
Gas Corp.—Registers With
corporation
during
vehicles
and
taxes
stock then outstanding.
"
*
Earnings for the first quarter of the 1957 fiscal year, highest lor ft
period in the 85-year history of the company, were based on
record sales of 3102,139,512 for the 13-week period ended June 1, 1957;
This was an increase of 17.8V
over
sales of $86,735,089 during the
will
General
.
July
ment
June
all
after
$1,322,814
of
Gulf, Mobile <& Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Industrial
company
earnings
net
similar
in
move
Co.—Reports Record Earnings-—
quarter
mon
This
the
Science,
acres.
center
buildings—Development,
main
General Mills, Inc.—Registers With
The
55
on
research
company.
Financial
Ford
moves
cafeteria, medical and other units.
to Tarrytown is completed; the? laboratory facilities
be used for expanded coffee research by the Maxwell
division.-—V.
185, p. 2913.
the
Hoboken
House
the
$600,000 Systematic Investment Plan Placed—
,
series-of
a.
library,
When
at
■
notificattion
of
of
Development building will be devoted
to
the study
of new
products and processes; the Science building to chemical research and
technological exploration, and Administration will house the general
100,000 shares of class A non-assessable common stock
be offered at $3 per share, without underwriting.
The
to be used, for expenses incidental to the operation of
to
proceeds
June
on
With
Colo.—Files
first
the
began
Union
first
the
with
15,000 shares of
Federated
28
Record
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
depreciation during the 13-week period which ended June 1, 1957, were
reported on July 3 by Lansing P. Shield, President. •
'
3 This figure, equal to 60 cents per common share on the 2.107.997
shares of common stock presently outstanding, after preferred require¬
ments, represents an increase of 19.93'- over net-earnings during thd
comparable period a year ago;
First quarter earnings in fiscal 1956
We're $1,103,241, or 55 cents per share on the 1,902,549* shares of com¬
Administration.
June
The
facilities
such
are
June
on
Grand
/
-
The
•
Oil
Federal
the
throughout
cities
of
center,
and
and manage
principal
research center at Tarrytown,-N. Y,
personnel and equipment from the -corporation's Central
laboratories at Hobokcn, N. J., to Tarrytown will be. made during
the next several weeks so as not to interrupt important, scientific and
developmental work currently under way.
'
i
move
United
agreement with Federal whereby they
in
610.
p.
multi-million-dollar
new
The
Corp. and Spencer Trask & Co., as dealer managers, have
have agreed to use their best efforts to form
facilities
185,
General Foods Corp.—Moves Into New Center— ~
entered into
an
warehouse
and
and Canada.—V.
made
was
:.
$1.02
^Includes
curities.
p.
1516.
$334,100
IBased
*
^
.Preferred dividends
Earned
per
share of
$220,826
$0.95
income
on
common
stock
non-recurring
presently
+$0.70
profit
on
outstanding
sale
of
common
marketable
stock.—V.
se¬
185,
Volume
186
5653
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(113)
Homestake
Mining Co.—Partnership Agreement—
.-.me-Plnon
Bee
Mann
Horace
Ualpw.-—V'l
OoVp
Fund,
.lu5,
p. "01*.
*
111.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This -newly organized investment company filed a registration
with the SEC on June 27,
1957, covering 100,000 shares
state¬
P.
general
Martin, Des Moines, Iowa;
Horace
he is also President and director of
and
corporate
The .merger of
.
June
on
dent
Household Finance Corp.—Debentures Sold;—The
$40,sinking fund debentures publicly offered
000,000 of 5%
\on .lune 25
99%
and
details,
by
27
accrued
interest,
V. 186,
see
to
181,
"
working
capital
and
used
tlie
Under
from
according
of
of
to
George
S.
Dively,
the
at
close
of
business
Chairman
and
,
to
and accrued interest.
$5,728,000
The
bonds
PROCEEDS—The
.
net
S25.0O0 of debt
repay
-
proceeds
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
stock
/
-
( par
■
as. Household
1946,
business
The
u#d
The
in
The
inc X->or"(ed
filling
is.locateu
3.906 shs;
trucks
and
New York on March
changed to House¬
The
stored.
Y.,
N.
%
or
ol
and
also
Lowvilfe, N. Y.
which are located
in
Oklahoma
1,600 and
and
.
fleet
iv
the trucks
These
.
of
17
J
.
.
;
and
of
Kaiser
Lake
'
Net
Net
185,
$84,272,239
—
*$18,512,577
—
3,809,511
,
Preferred
dividend
requirement,----—x~r
to
2,111,000
Net
for two-for-one stock
of period
6,420,000
1957.—V.
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
revenue,-
oper.
expenses.
857,364
oper."1* $259,126
oper,-income—91.025
p.
2803.
'
-
ry.
185,
$5,218,160
'
Indian Head Mills,
Sales
Net
500,321
.
Preferred
$3,067,000
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Earns,
per
•
1955.
62,339
120.733
125,274
pany
-*$179,839
$579,267
*$225,274
$1.24
Nil
*Loss.
On
Rican
which
subsidiary
will operate
'
Nil
required due to the
was
avail¬
"
,
Indian
company,
mill located
cotton
a
at
Head
wholly-owned
a
Puerto
Rico
Inc.,
Ponce, Puerto Rico, under
a
long-term lease-arrangement with Puerto Rico Industrial Development
Company. The mill, which had been shut down for several weeks, was
Started
it
is
up
market
present
mill
for
board
the
of
now
merly
Specific
V.
186,
mill
both
at
at
details
Inland
Mills
mill
at
printing
•
the
with
J.
S.
that
fact
produced
this
in
C.,
of
plan
Sons,
Loeb
Co.
&
Net
*
are
,
being
now
worked
out.—»
rate, public offering
supplied by amendment-.
will
price
added
be
underwriting
and
by Inland
to its
general funds and used in connection with the current construction
and improvement program of Inland ami its
subsidiaries, which involves
an
estimated
expenditure of
approximately
three-year
these
period
.Public
offering
banking group
carry
of
headed
long-term
the
to
shares
to an
request
the
Fund
of
on
the
185,
$1
July
17.
plan
United
fi .al
to
GIVING
p.
be
used
refundable
EFFECT
as
will
have
the
of
for
class
the
Abacus
System
A
Working
TO
PRESENT
capital
still
Authorized
750,003 shs.
in
of
Abacus
Fund
are
22105
Meekland
developmental
Ave.,
stage
Hay-ward,
but
of
a
Canolectric
is
electric
the
an
for
on
Calif.
which
District
operate
Court
the
international
for
business
the
and
Hydro-Electric
District
for
of
to
pre¬
^
turn
A.
6.
placed
by
Lear's
U.
S.
and
LearCal
European,
Division
makes.
Santa
at
The
ADF's
are
Calif.—V.
Monica,
185,
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
revenue.
$325,946
$298,657
$1,485,530
oper.
expenses
217,134
196,883
1,058,555
$1,366,153
981,770
$101,774
22,199
$426,975
$384,383
59,445
63,798
from
rev.
op.
$108,812
income—
oper.
21,504
ry.
1
2559.
p.
>
1957—Month—1956
;
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$5,757,416
$6,294,391
expenses
4,904,245
4,901,923
$853,171
$1,392,468
$3,562,264
$5,544,285
308,511
762,376
256,872
2,665,610
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—-V.
ry.
op.
income
oper.
185,
$28,300,457 $29,530,873
24,738,193
23,986,588
28Q4.
p.
Litchfield
Madison
&
Period Ended May 31—
Ry.
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
oper.
revenue-.
$306,549
$336,304
$1,526,803
oper.
expenses
164,377
157,988
808,212
808,839
op.
$142,172
$178,316
$718,591
$840,923
income—
43,889
61,676
205,611
265,455
Net-rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
from
oper.
185,
ry.
$1,649,762
2804.
p.
Louisiana-Delta
shares of
346,289
Offshore
Corp.
—
Stock
Sold
—
The
stock, which were publicly
offered on June 26 by Smith, Barney & Co.—and asso¬
ciates at $10 per share, were quickly sold.
See details
in V. 186, p. 0.
common
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 12,500 shares of common
stock (no par) was made on Junp 24 by Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., at $28 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
shdre.
It
discontinued
was
Louisville
,
produced
many
years
.of
costs
are
to
upon
the
first
June 24.—V.
on
185,
p.
938.
recover
the
by
repaid
the
Net
com¬
can
in
opener
trade
name
company
at the
established manu¬
in. the produc¬
rate
of
$1
per
unit
rat©
tooling costs
unconditional
is
Robbins
<fc
Myers,
The company's obligation
and
Inc.,
formed
work preparatory
engineering
tooling.—V.
to
185,
p.
2804.
Sales
all-time
high,
Hall, President,
'
Continuing the company's store building and modernization program,
57 new supermarkets have been opened and an additional 22 stores
total of 150 new stores is planned lor 1957.
Ind., and Shreveoccupied, Mr. Hall said. Distribution centers in
Cleveland, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis and St. Louis are under
construction, lie added.—V. 185, p. 2804.
modernized.. A
have been
New distribution centers for Kroger in Fort Wayne,
I
have
La.,
been
Labece Mines, Inc., Tacoma, Wash.—Files With SEC—
notification with the
SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(25 cents per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for expenses incidental
to mining operations.
corporation
on
June
filed
26
letter
a
Lake
Mines Ltd.
Lauzon
Mention
was
made in
our
the
&
offered
(Canada)—Stock Offering—
issue of July 1 of the public
PROCEEDS—The
purchase
net
equipment
and
proceds
for
are
to
working
be
used
92,/a(4>
common
Lynn's
of
offering
exchange
185,
pne-for-two
a
shares
had
ratio,
been
announced
deposited
expired
28
June
and
not
was
under
extended.
2805.
p,
Central RR.
Maine
.
that
26
Period Ended
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
May 31—
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$2,269,319
$2,356,783
Railway
oper.
expenses
1,880,754
1,786,102
9,433,356
8,872,975
op.
$388,565
$570,681
$3,112,748
$3,085,723
income—
162,735
244,957
1,177,861
1,239,411
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
ry.
185,
ry.
$12,546,104 $11,958,698
2805.
p.
(P. R.)
The
Mallory & Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
directors
Corp.,
of
this
and the
company
stockholders
Ind., have agreed
of Chicago and Attica,
the
will
Corp.
R.
M.
R.
P.
terms
receive
the
of
In
Radio
of
on
a
Mate¬
merger,
ac¬
addition
affairs, the statement said.
; Radio Materials Corp. will
its
R.
C.
M.
trade
name,
oi
to
elected to the board of directors of
will take a prominent interest in its
C., Mr. Riley has been
Mallory & Co., Inc., and
R.
stockholders of Radio Materials
Mallory common stock for their
continuing as chief executive of
merger,
shares
176,488
sharos.
C.
M.
become
will
and
Radio Materials Co., continuing
operate independently under its
management as a division of Mallory.
Commenting on the merger, the statement said:
"Radio Materials Corp.
is the largest manufacturer in the United
States ol ceramic capacitors. Mallory is well known for its electronic,
electrochemical and metallurgical products.
This move gives Mallory
a more complete line of capacitors, while providing Radio Materials Co.
V'ith the resources necessary to develop its growing opportunities to
present
.
the fullest extent.
Materials Corp.
"Radio
also
standing common stock,"
On
Stock
•
an
outstanding record of earnings and is
estimated
is
will
has
to add materially to Mallory earnings. With this acquisition,
that Mallory sales will exceed $80,000,000 in 1957.
It
reflect Increases in the earnings per- share of Mallory's out¬
expected
June
17,
Mallory's
Exchange.'—V.
Masonite
Net
income,
totaled
Mr. Cain
common
said.
stock
was
listed
on
the New
Yoric
185, p. 2673.
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
after
$1,214,862
as
all
charges,
compared
for
with
the
third
$1,904,518
quarter ended May 31
reported for the same
Net sales for the respective periods were $15,*
846,210 and $15,945,461.
Earnings per share on the 1,443,389 shares of common stock out¬
quarter
a
year
ago.
t
standing totaled 84c in
the third quarter,
,
compared with $1.32 a year
These securities
Co., Inc. of New York City.
as a speculation.
,
.
offering.
—V.
of
offering of 750,000 shares of common stock (par $1
Canadian) at 40 cents per share (U. S. funds) by Steven.
are
$4,804,277 $15,414,256 $20,251,100
2,848,316
10,167,434
12,134,010
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and F. 3. Moseley & Co., dealer
of a group soliciting exchanges of Lynn common stock for
June
on
■
:
Paine,
;
Under
reported, exceeding those of a year ago by
12 fi.
Sales for the first six periods, ended June 15,
1957, totaled
$752,097,772,' an increase of $80,567,389 over the same period in 1956.
port,
$3,082,000
1,868,150
op.
cording to a joint stutement released on July 1 by J. E. Cain, President
of Mallory, and Joseph F. Riley, Chairman of R. M. C.
3.712,342 shares outstanding on June 16, 1956.
tor I he first six periods of 1957 reached a new
Joseph B.
ry,
income—
2805.
p.
New England Electric System
rials
The company on June *23 reported net income-for the first 24 weeks
1957 of $9,295,952. an increase of 16(w
over the same period last
year.
Net income was equal to $2.39 each on the 3,881,637 outstanding
shares. * This compares with net income for the same period of 1953
of $2.06 per share on the same number of shares and $2.15 per share
the
from
oper.
185,
repay
Kroger Co.—Reports Higher Net Profit—
on
expenses
rev.
ry.
managers
is guaranteed by Mr. Klassen
at its own expense, also per¬
to
1957-*Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$18,134,119 $18,913,981 $88,662,965 $88,545,668
15,052,119
14,109,704
73,248,709
68,294,568
revenue-
oper.
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Exchange Offer—
50,000
other
company's first purchase order.
such
the
at
company
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
'
Net
Sept. 16,
The
engaged
units manufactured by Robbins & Myers, Inc.,'
as
will permit Robbins & Myers, Inc. to fully
such costs during the period of one year following the date of
such
at
or
be
Nashville
&
Period Ended May 31—
t
Railway
Railway
—V.
.
The company has a contract with Robbing
Myers, Inc., dated Sept. 17, 1956, under which Rotabins & Myers,
Inc. agreed to advance approximately $50,000 in tooling costs, which
of
Massachu¬
been
oper.
&
shortly
Bartholomew
System
leading
of
185,
The
an
of
the
has
Lear,
oper.
ry.
Net
600,000 shs.
presently
the
now
being
is
for
number
on
Air Force—
finders
Electronic
Railway
experience
according
listed
Lear
Outstanding
incorporated in California
company, was
is
the
by
Randall
stock
of
pur¬
FINANCING
——'
Inc.,
was
shares
same
Fund,
direction
with
revenue-
—
Changed
continuation
Hydro-Electric
represent
now
each)
$176,-
German
automatic
Ministry
oper.
Blosser &
See details
shareholders
to
V .'
$1)
Cumulative net income for the first three quarters
totaled $3,297,337,
with $5,397,410 the previous year, with earnings per share
respectively $2.28 compared with $3.74 a year ago.—V. 105, p. 1638.
fcompared
to
pay
drilling
costs,
capital.
*
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
McCulloch Motors Corp.—Builds
FINANCING
over
Authorized
part
186,
"to
are
cash
facturing corporation ;with
tion of electrical products.
The
of the assets to Old Colony Trust Company pending
termination cf the proceedings in the United States District
Court.—V.
the
of
program
lor the marketing
its founder, Bernard Klassen,
'.'Canolectric". has; been adopted.
June 25.
States
of
proceeds
'
address
Its
invented
will
1154.
p.
for
They
1960.
System—Name
certificates
System
(par
in
corporation
International
and
stock
common
authority
Tiustee
substantial
the
the
the
ot
about
starting
Air
on
investment
an
Stock
for
Brickie/,
a
Co.
through
Exchange under the name of Abacus Fund.
anticipated that the directors of Abacus Fund will
is
setts
date
Hydro-Electric
of
<fc
fund,
financing,
name
common
shares
York
It
made
debt putstanding.—V.
the
announcement
The
New
of
Loeb
sinking
Hydro-Electric
Abacus
International
of
Kuhn,
the
consummation
this corporation,
changed
by
of
be
order for
Period Ended May 31—
it
will
bonds
annual
International
On
the
of
completion
100.000
during the
$66,000,000 of
31, 1958.
Approximately
incurred in 1956.
were
$1,500,000
a
Upon
$280,000,000
ending Dec.
expenditures
2804.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
and
offered'
of
Co., Chicago, 111,—Registers With SEC—
bonds
Sold
debentures
publicly
for¬
.
proceeds of the sale of the
Securities
—
fund
stock
,
'
The*interest
to-be
are
Inc.
sinking
Inc.;
which
&
and
a
This company on June 28 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $50,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series K, due 1987, to be
offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Kuhn,
terms
Industries,
common
net
a par
individually.
features
Stifel
L.
which
upon
the
at Wheeling, West Virginia,"
Operations have been discon¬
*
plan
merger
general
Glendale,
Ga.
.
Steel
the
plant
Douglasville,
of
p. .6.
terms
despite
print cloths
eight years.
about
the latter locations.
of
the
favorable
approved
Head
textile
a
in
has
cotton
a
be
to
unfinished
level
Indian
operates
cotton
a
tinued
-
of -the
lowest
of
operated
and
operation
directors
merger
which
The company considers
this
prices
their
at
are
The
.
April 30.
on
undertaking
137,910
185,
Railway
444,474
of- 5 %%
portion
a
.
stock
is
The
taxes
April 29 the company announced the formation of
Puerto
♦14,420
other
Net
$1,002,997
320,462
Memphis, Tenn. plant of Robbing & Myers,
provision for Federal Income
ability of loss carryovers.
*
•
$2.53
y
No
;
Net
I
of
BUSINESS—The
*100,000
com.-share—'
-
349,555
income--
German
—V.
.
$11,009,000
700,000
$283,931
com.
$895,700
95,837
Leydecker & Co., Oakland, Calif.,
offered publicly 300,000 shares of capital
($1 per share) as a speculation.
26
•...
Capital
*117,500
stock J_
for
$192,992
84,347
CAPITALIZATION
60,069
Bal.
$362,803
371,394
-
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Enterprises, Inc., Hay ward, Calif.—Stock Of¬
provide"
developing
■
1,336,576
.
$6,012,000 $10,408,000
344,000
dividend
stock
to
Inc.—Earnings—Merger—
—"
1,245,713
suant to rescission offer to holders of 100,000 outstanding shares
viously sold to bona fide residents of California.
...
.
1' '
-
287,930
$201,313
Oil
PROCEEDS—The
and
$1,200,131
300,597
155,936
1.957—3 Mos.—1956
1-—
—u,
profit
$72,233
op.
Period Ended May 31—
V
218,951
op.
shares
stock at par
4,163,076
31,061,023
$326,937
.
Period End. June 1—
$510,459
ry.
Railway
$2,339,573
T
$20,000,000
June
on
$5,363,207
4,157,137 '
ry.
2804.*
p.
Klassen
-
•
1,105,249
$389,658
from
fered—Stephenson,
1957—5 Months—1956
865,498
front ry.
rev.
v^-V.
1957—Month—1956
$1,116,490
$1,192,435
ex¬
$2,141,413
25
by Lehman Brothers and Straus,
McDowell and associates, were quickly sold.
in V. 186, p. 7.v v,.
/
/'
.
oper.
$1,468,052
1,177,307
oper.
Railway
Railway
1887.
p.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
's
Or
1957—5 Mos.—1956
-
June
-
'
$1,249,540
287,169
2915.
1960, $18 if beforo
$480,922
income
oper;
220,000
*6,020,000
185,
Jan. 15,
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$797,628
311,394
$600,000
with
<
into
1957—Month—1956
$701,052
GmbH,
Munich,
a
Inc., it has been announced by A. F. Haiduck,
Lear Executive Vice-President.
The order supplements a previous order
for
50 units,
which have been undergoing evaluation in competition
the
$420,264
expenses-
Kerr-McGee
2,111,000
split in April,
ry.'
The
$13,514,289
-
with
186,
expenses
subsidiary
of the term bank
convertible
arc
acquired
Ishpemiiig RR.—Earnings—
Industries, at conversion prices
before
-4957—Month—1956
revenue- J
from
rev.-
—V., 185,*
stoek_i___cl_ $12,099,177 $11,403,289
common
Common shares outstanding at end
"Restated
Net
$14,210,177
.
f.'.Balance applicable
oper.
$17,323,800
: 4,302,400
deductions
income
Net
«
.62,966,848
" oper..
$80,290,648
65,759,762
,
bonds
or
Mines
Lauzon
containing approxmately 400 acres.—V.
area,
Lear, Inc.—Order From
*
Kaiser
cn
Lake
revenue..
rev.
products
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings-
1956
T--.-—-
income
the
and
1954,
oper.
ry.
the
Industries, none of the. bondholders has made any arrange¬
sale.through underwriters of common stock issuable upon
of'the bonds.—V. 186, p. 7.
Railway
1957
Operating expenses and - taxes*,-.—I-.,—u
Gross
bonds
Period Ended May 31—
Illinois Power Co.—Earnings at Higher Rate-
Income
the
26,
Railway
2672.
p.
.
Twelve Months Ended May si—
revenues.
15,
Aprl
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
the
Railway
Operating
River
Superior &
Railway
Railway
(conversion)
two
and
three modern tank trucks used
have-water gallon capacities of
respectively.—V.
due Jan.
guaranteed
ments for
are
trucks
series A,
exchange
cars
was
before, Jan., 15, 1966, and $20 if before Jan. 15,'
..
trucks
these
1969.
Certain .subsequent developments resulted in slight.reductions in
these conversion prices.
Thy prospectus states that, to the knowledge
Texas,
transferred from tank cai's and transport
is needed, it is again transferred to cylinders
among
1,800,
It
on
.
at
share
per
par common stock. These shares
(conversion) of collateral trust 53Ari,
1969, of Henry J. Kaiser Co. The latter,
commencing at $17 if converted
Jail. 15? 1963, $19 if
is
operates
purposes. -
at
of
one
$5;423,565.85, or
affiliated-companies,: subject only to the prior lien
and revolving credit.
has
and
some
and
outstanding
By the. • terms 9f the -Indenture securing such bonds, Kaiser Industries
,
storage
1956,
shares
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement
changeable for coirilhon stock of
gallon bulk
31,
on
dated
Period Ended May 31—
loan
LP-Gas.
which are
suppliers,
and some
As. it
Included
delivery
J,200,
Clinton,
various
the-''gas
company
trailers.
for
at
irom
1956,
dated Jan. 26, 1957, with 19 institutions for the issuance and sale of
$25,000,000 of such bonds; which were issued and sold in
February and
April; 1957. As security for the bonds, Kaiser company and Kaiser In¬
dustries have pledged substantially all of their holdings in subsidiary
York.
New
Dec.
on
30,
wholly owned subsidiary of Kaiser Industries, entered into agreements
a
the* distribution and sale of: (1) LP-Gas,
farm, commercial and industrial purposes;
trucks lor local distribution.-
and tank
bonds,
was
and operates two 30,000
Seaboard
these-plants
June
shares issuable upon exchange
arc
13,516 shs.
cumui,, A....
at.
northern
and
owns
plants,-one
Eastern
V
$306,400
supplies LP-Gas service to approximately 5,000 customers
central
receives-its gas
the
.'
in
This name
Service Inc.
household,
company
share,
per
oh
corporation'on June 28 filed a
covering l,5ll;487 .'shares of its $4
6EC
is engaged ir.
for
company
located
At
5500,000
.
equipment and .appliances forT.se in connection .with
and
'!
-
Outstanding
Inc. on Dec. 2,'1953. The principal office and place of
of Household
company
fuel
a
share,
Kaiser Industries
'
FINANCING
Authorized,
a-
-
BUSINESS—The companv wa*
hold Gas Service,
agreement
7.
1>.
„
PRESENT
$21.00
or.
per
respective dates. ,A capital gains dividend of 50 cents
paid by The Fund on Dec. 21,-1956.—V. 185, p; 1638.
to purcnase equipment,
£25)
'—.d—4,000 shs.
$10)—l'.;;.-.,..
20,000 shs.
(par
stock
Common
30,
TO
EFFECT
$21.83
and
working capital.
lor
5ff sinking fund bonds due 1905
Preferred
,
to be dsed
are
lOOVuVc
.
from
p.
A
June 30, 1957 of $6,147,196 equivalent
shares outstanding.
This compares with
on
285,133
on
This
<f*
1st mtge.
.
may be redeemed prior to May
1, 1958 at
lOO'v , with accrued interest in each case.
thereafter at
$21.36 per share
assets
,
.
Blind
Mutual Fund Inc.—Assets Increased—
This fund reports net
in
engage
'
acquired
the
•
Johnston
•
company
to
mining.,
the
Percy
.
.Valley Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y., on June 24 putn
Jicly offered $75,000 of first mortgage 5% sinking fund
bonds, dated May 1, 1950, and due May 1, 1965, at 90%
1954,
3,
and
E. Rivett, Toronto, Ontario, 10 unpatented mining claims
Township of Striker, in the Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division
Presi¬
the New York Stock Exchange
27, and future Harris-Seybold
June
on
March
1957,
in
companies approved the merger in May. It was
shar.es of Harris-Seybold stock for six shares of
on
21,
the
both
five
dated
development
Jan.
in
Harris-Intertype.
basis
Patent
dated
Lunge, Prospector, Kirkland Lake, Ontario, 18 unpatented min¬
ing claims In the Township of Hyman, in the Sudbury Mining
Division,
of Ontario,
comprising approxmately 720 acres.
into Harris-Seybold Co. was completed
has changed its name
to
"Harris-"
Harris-Seybold
Letters
exploration,
Province
•
this corporation
by
of
agreement
Mike
2929.
p.
Act
business
Under
for
trading* will be under the name of Harris-Intertype.
Harris-Seybold is. primarily a manufacturer of offset lithographic
printing presses, while Intertype makes typesetting machines. Combined
shipments currently .total about $60,000,000 annually.—'V. 185, p. 2448.
Household Gas Service, Inc.—Bonds Offered—Mohawk
...
of
the
ended
.
6.
p.
added
Intertype." Trading in Intertype stock
and associates at
all been sold.
For
have
be
purposes.—V.
and
Shareholders
on
HigginScm Corp.
Lee
to
arc
Intertype Corp.,"
<
.Companies
Intertype Corp.—Merger Completed—
Investors,, inc.
jvcann
.
*•
stock.
The prospectus names Horace Mann Investors,
distributor and investment manager.
The President is Charles
as
proceeds
its
of
capital
par
Inc.,
Milling; Co.—Loan Placed Privately—
Company has placed privately, through Kidder, Peabody & Co., an issue of $5,000,000 4%% unsecured de¬
bentures due 1982, it was announced on June 28.
The
ment
$1
International
The
Springfield,
Inc.,
...
•
5
Common
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
3,000,000 shs.
$1)
corporation
was
incorporated
under
Outstanding
1,600,005 shs.
the
Ontario
The
in
corporation's
new
Canadian
plant
is
Canadian Plant—
scheduled
Canada.
The $2,500,000, 90,000-square-foot plant will produce
for completion
September at Toronto,
McCulloch chaio
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(114)
Scott-Atwater
and
saws
183,
McCulloch subsidiary) outboard
(a
motors for
units;
V.
1363.
p.
catalytic
extraction
employ about 300 persons.
Canadian market, and will
the expanding.
V.
186,
cracking,
units, '• and
and phenol solvent
processing units.—
deasphalting,
propane
and
lube
extensive
wax
Corp. of America
Murray
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
McLouth Steel
corjioration
SEC
Period Ended May 31—
on
covering
Railway
Railway
a
the
For
in
stainless steel
of
months ended
tour
the
Detroit
April 30,
Net
to
period
1956,
of
$02,454,000
$163,907,000
and
Net
sales
net
net
income
and
income
the
lor
calendar
$8,306,000
to
$4,095,000,
$5.01
share.—V.
a
r.v.
David
G.
AIcRae, President,
Mr.
is
Breck
Committee
of
Ga;>
A
also
from
nine
member
of
membership of
increases the
members.—V.
11
186,
$2,069,535
1,461,272
7,266,078
$528,710
217,281
$608,263
$2,395,790
215,171
$8,964,053
6,962,308
$9,661,868
1,429,594
761,751
rev.
1957—5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$4,201,184 $18,436,259 $17,824,206
revenue.
$4,204,580
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,268.247
3,173,567
15,136,075
14,735,780
$936,333
337,147
$1,027,617
394,822
$3,300,184
1,164,268
ry.
op.
income—
oper.
V :
8.
p.
'
Minute Maid
1,116,755
•;V,
.
Corp.—New Orange Supplier Formed—
orange
growers
representing between 5,000,000
annually/formed a
new
super
cooperative at
Lakeland, Fla., on June 28.
Ihe new growers association will seek
to
bring in growers with another 7,000,000 to 10,000,000 boxes and
furnish Minute Maid
Corp., pioneer frozen juice concentrators, with
all
the oranges its needs
for its annual production of frozen juice
Executive
the McRae
6,000,000
boxes
concentrate.
The
The
SEC
be
and
company
covering
ofiereo
writing.
Tne
25
denominations
(in
proceeds
par
used
be
to
are
of
each),
$10
without
working
for
group.
under¬
capital.—V.
and
172,
The
fin,
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Books Closed—
nounced
first
the
ll
bonds.
47<k '■<
101.50'«
at
underwriter,
managing
Inc.,
of subscription
closing
mortgage
June
on
Co.
A
otiart
books
the
on
bonds
Those
accrued
and
For
publicly
details,
an¬
issue
$19,000,000
been
had
interest.
27
June
on
185,
2805.
p.
Fox
essed
Consolidated
publicly offered
Gas.
first
June
on
Co.
Bonds
—
Sold
Lehman Brothers and associates at 103.216*%
interest,
quickly sold.
were
Microwave
shares of
June 20 by
sold.
Associates,
For
Inc.—Stock
V. 185,
see
Sold—The
50,000
publicly offered on
were
Lehman Brothers at $7
details,
2916.
p.
share, have been
per
Forma
Jane
in
2o
of
Southwest
13
i
investor-owned
by
li,,...
CommitPe
H.
wgar
i
Atomic
on.
Atomic
Dixon.
Enoigy
electric
Power
ol
the
Associates,
companies,
Dixon
Mr.
has
Edison
fuel
for
practical
use
future
the
at
electrical
needs
of
The
the
that
cotrp; n cs
principal
west
Power
These
A
trict
it
a
Lo
Co..
i.,n
homa
of
Power
Public
Gas
western
C
tv-
States
&
Service
Electric
it
corporation
Chairman
Co.
in
the
Electric
Co.,
Power
Co.,
for
the
These
Co.,
(l)
power
contribute
i-cav
capacity
It. is
wf
one
hojie1 that the
that
large
a
tric.ty at
fuels.
plant
do. t
a
.
#
.
"Presently
costs
that
of
tion
over
of
such
look
would
with
that
permit
Energy Associates
of
program
Light
according
to
development
Co.
kilowatts
.
.
,
generation
now
research
of
has under
each.
,
with
at
atomic
economic
active
considera¬
ork
v
Mr
be
done
J;
tt
under
the
pay for
tho
>t
program
bave been
Ingram
.
1-iul
Dixou
»f«
which
p.
to
V*t
have
Atomic Energy Commission in
joined
together
in
undertaking
leading to construction of
2o05.
research
varied
atomic
and
is
considering
with members
held
Morris,
Inc.
below.- -V.
185,
electric
research
power
utilities
and
plant.
V.
de185
'
Net
Biazilian Order—
Deliveries
on
instruments
a
and
Philadelphia
$400,000
valves
Pa.,
on
for
July 2.
huge
bv
for
Railway
J
this company.
and
" C°St °f $50'000'000-
instrumentation
mechanical equipment such
controllers,
flow
in
to
XT
addition
special
Divisions,
scheduled
New
4951.
in
a
111
and.
refinery
in'dude
thermal
miniaturized
near Salvador in
electronic
instrument
two
crude
out
over
recorders
systems
next
year
units
atmospheric
and
or
so
and
to'meet
$850,701
118,375
494.663
471.043
J.7,568
created
24-year-old
a
1957—Month—1956
$5,954,943
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$6,263,913 $29,209,058 $30,584,931
5,167,319
23,879,473
24,371,534
4,661,013
$1,293,930
543,238
$1,096,594
$5,329,585
$6,213,397
284,508
1,097,158
2,118,802
.
operation
in
by revising
vacuum-distillation
investment
open-end
in
family
Since
1953.
1957—Month—1956
$1,933,108
$9,358,175
1,552,361
7,735,090
7,746,572
$313,465
$380,747
$1,623,085
$1,817,900
102,031
146,437
522,575
Chemical
has
Co.—Increases Plant Facilities—
completed
a
10</o
expansion in its production
capacity at St. Louis, Mo., lor maleic anhydride, a versatile and
large-volume lesin material which is a key ingredient in the manufac¬
ture
of
nlkyd-based paints, other hard resin surface coatings and
polyestei resins.
Nationwide
in
St.
J.
Organic
was
in
60
million
United
anhydride
Louis
H.
the
already
Lavler,
pounds
the
to
anhydride
Monsanto
the
at
ranked
company's John
the woild's largest.
as
Manager
Chemicals
maleic
of
Prior
States.
unit
F.
produced
are
expansion,
Queeny
tiro
plant
at
of
resin
materials
sales
for Monsanto's
said that capacity lor this dibasic acid
Division,
expanded to keep
well ahead of, growing demand for the
coatings and structural .plastics.
Production ol polyester resins In. particular, Mr. Lavler
material
requirements
and
from
27
million
In
J.95G
and
reinforced
with
fibrous
have
pounds
reach
may
been
applications.—V.
glass,
ini 1954
90
iinding
to
million
synthetic
increased
185,
p.
estimated
an
pounds
and
In
use
in
natural
a
71
1957.
Diversified
Services,
Inc.,
and
of
other
structural
10-man'board
A
of
trustees,
established to replace
beCu
formerly operated.
will
sultants
the
States
trustees
on
&
July
Telegraph
1
Sold—The
for
par
($100
share)
per
stock¬
parent,
the basis of
on
The American
has
informed
company intends
to use the
advances from the parent company,
BUSINESS—The
amounts
Heritage
GIVING
company
Salmon
County, Ore.
telephones
in
service
185,
River
Home
Malheur
service.—V.
with
the
and
trustees
the
for
a group plan
large organizations.
Liberalized redemption plans
lump sum at any time, or payment in variable or
the option of the shareowner.
a
at
licensed
is
now
been
have
authorized
otherwise
or
to
do
business
in
filed
and
are
pending in Vermont. Virginia, North
and applications will be filed in West Vir¬
ginia, Indiana and Kentucky,-—V. 184, p. 2328.
Carolina
and
fered.
Pennsylvania
Minerals,
stock
common
of
the
At
Inc.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.—Stock
Of¬
Walter S. Sachs & Co., Inc., also of Philadelphia,
June 12 offered
in
least
oil
507c
added
be
the
to
general
funds
gas
these
of
maximum of 150 000 shares
a
will
proceeds
applied to the purchase of royalty and working
lands within the continental United States.
and
shall
proceeds
be
used
acquire
to
interests
in
lands
deductions
publicly
(par $1) at $2 per share.
net
and
company
interests
for
returning
approximately 10^
of their
cost
before
depletion each year. The company may also expend up
to 25'c
of
these proceeds in the purchase of interests in promising
non-producing lands.
The balance shall be applied to the acquisition
in
interests
semi-producing
before
cost
deductions
CAPITALIZATION
lands
for
GIVING
<•
addition,
there
3to
of
FINANCING
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
options
outstanding
5 Vo
year.
PRESENT
Authorized
—
are
about
each
TO
'
$1)
(par
returning
depletion
EFFECT
-
stock
Common
*199,350 shs.
purchase
to
15,000
shares.
the
in
Pa.,
Co.,
Inc.,
The
offices of its promoter and sponsor, Walter S. Sachs &
Pennsylvania corporation.
is not an "investment company" subject to registration
a
company
the
under
Investment
The
EFFECT
The
pp.
and
March
and
2673
land
TO
shares
and
shares
the
oil
and
net
proceeds
to
a
the
management
company
royalty and lessees'
185,
working
interests
gas.
of which
11
contract
fractional
are
13 separate
royalty interests and 2
are
working
2217..
p.
National City Lines, Inc.—Elects New Officers—
W.
Houghton
C.
the Board,
has been elevated to Chairman of
becomes President, replacing E. Roy
Fitzgerald
Ralph
E.
and
Fitzgerald.
FOster'G. Beamsley has been named Financial Vice-President and Chair¬
the Executive Committee
of
fill
and W. James Fitzgerald
elected
was
board vacancy.
a
Ralph Fitzgerald, the new Board Chairman, had been Vice-Presi¬
dent and General Manager for many years.
He is one of the two re¬
W.
who founded National City Lines.
of five Fitzgerald brothers
maining
as Vice President and Manager of Op¬
Lines.
National Cit«y Lines "is a holding company whose subsidiaries operate
municipal transit lines in many cities.—V. 182, p. 917.
^
Mr.
Houghton,
formerly served
for National City
erations
National
Clay
Manufacturers, Inc., Washington,
Pipe
D. C.—Files With SEC—
The
FEC
corporation
The
June
on
$215,000
covering
of
28
5'c
denominations of
(in
amount
filed
a
letter of notification
bonds
20-year
to
be
with
offered
the
face
at
$500 each).
proceeds are to be used for the
building at Crystal Lake, 111.
No underwriting is involved.
building and equipping of a new
research
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Sulfonate Plant Opens—
first
Canada's
soluble
plant
continuous-process
sulfonate—the
additive
that
toward
FINANCING
Petro-Chemicals
the
production
oil-
of
Ltd.
$750,000
new
Girdler
Outstanding
for
puts the cleaning power in modern
oils— was placed in
The
PRESENT
of
at present holds in its investment portfolio
interests,
gas
pursuant
sponsor
landowners'
of
producing
The company
oil
the
25, 1957. ~
underlying
assets
undivided
in
by
March
dated
"regulated investment
Co.
division
plant, which
of
oil-soluble sodium sulfonates.
and
is
it
expected to meet
the United
Surpass
is
designed and engineered by The
was
Cylinder Gas Co., is geared
7,000,000 pounds per year of 60r^
James
E.
to
an
active
Shields. Surpass President,
said
almost the entire demand of boih Canada
sulfonates, a demand that has here¬
Kingdom for such
tofore been met
Canada.—V.
by Surpass
National
annual capacity of 5,000.000 to
that
operation on June 26
a
by imports.
subsidiary
185,
p.
of
Montgary
Explorations
Ltd.,
Toronto,,
2217.
is
in
Telephone
On
managed
are
is
company
Company Act of 1940 or a
the meaning of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.
governed by its Board of Directors. Its investments
within
company"
engaged in the business of furnishing
services, mainly local and toll telephone service, in
Arizona, Colorado. Montana, New Mexico, Utah and
Wyoming, in Idaho
Malheur
annually
or
in
high-detergency
debs., clue April 1, 1978
$25,000,000
$25,000,000
40-year 2S'«
debs., due May 15, 1986—
35,000,000
35,000,000
31-year 4?s^ dels., due Feb. 1, 1988
35,000.000
35,000.000
35-year 3'o debs., due Aug. 1, 1989
20,000,000
20,000,000
34-year 3'/*% debs., due June 1, 1990—
25,000,000
25,000,000
Capital stock (pp.r $100)
4,500,000 shs.
3,505.059 shs.
the
times
the
company that it intends to subscribe
shares which represent its proportion of
No underwriting is involved.
30-year 3Vr<;'„
of
panel of business and economic con¬
a
tnree
to provide background information
formulation of investment policies.
corporations
fixed
States
CAPITALIZATION
south
com¬
the corporate trustee under which the fund
least
at
manager
the
in
offer payment
Co.—Stock
offered to its
share for each five shares held.
offering.
investments
purchase plans of shares of beneficial interest—including
the 506,701
the
its
The fund itself has been "face-lifted" to provide more flexible pur¬
chase and redemption plans.
MIF now offers four direct or instalment
to
Co.—Debentures
Telephone
company
capital stock at
new
of
which Mr. Lincoln is Chairman, has
of
In addition,
meet
investment
man
20, 1957 the right to subscribe
before July 31, 1957 for 584,176 additional shares
or
Chairman
was
mittee.
million
and
holders of record June
of
securities
Galen Van Me'er & Co., Inc., of New York
lias-
$10,000,000 of 47/s% debentures, which were, publicly
offered on June 20 at 101% and accrued interest
by
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Merrill Lynch, Pierte, Fenner &
Beane, were quickly sold. See details in V. 185, p. 2916.
on
the
vir¬
C'ity beebmes Investment manager and advisor lor the Fund. From 1947
to 1953, Mr. Van Meter was Vice-chairman of the Board of Investors'
Polyesters
fibers
variety
said,
2500.
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Mountain
they meet state
as
are
Under the reorganization,
interests.—V.
surface
pounds
MIF
is the sole national distributor
being licensed
company standards.
agents
,
Approximately
of
was
part
a
of
BUSINESS—Corporation is an open-end investment company invest¬
ing in oil and gas Interests.
It was incorporated in Delawar^ 'bn
July 25,
1956, and has offices at 1518 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2,
.185, p. 2806.
maleic
Foundation,
Income
sale
637,G56
income
company
the
MIF.
*In
This
Mutual
that became
time
Heritage, established early this year,
for
$9,564,472
1,564,128
Monsanto
of
trust
that
needs.
consumer
1957—5 Months—1956
$1,877,593
—V.
sales portfolio throughout Nar
those
are
Preparations included the reorganization of both management and
distribution facilities, and an overhaul of MIF itself to meet agent and
their
expenses-
oper.
Lincoln, President of
that equity share? will become a
who said
marketed
be
PROCEEDS—The
revenue—
ry.
agency
restricted to Nationwide's New England region in an experiment
which led to the expanded sales program now being activated.
RR.—Earnings-
oper.
Net
fund shares through the
1.387,634
$947,904
Railway oper.
sidiary,
in
to
shares
The
on
ry. oper.
$1.93
2560.
p.
been launched by Heritage Securities,
part of the agents' multiple-line
t'ionwide's 16-state operating territory.
National Gas & Oil
communication
the
distillation
units;
pneumatic
control
valves.
requirements, it was said.
the Mataripe
refinery, first placed
cracking
1,385,909
Authorized
which
produced by the Brown Instruments
spaced
323,871
$228,563
lLtl
potentiometers, indicators
miniaturized
types ol
be
as
The refinery is
l-alla'iori
facilities of
will
existing
i'
meters
?fcliv®ryI oi t'1<* equipment,
Valve
■
includes
$2,238,335
8.
rev. from
185,
Foundation—Marketing Arrangements
Nationwide and of Heritage,
cations
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$2,333,813
1
op.
$7,752,857.
$1.46
—
earnings from operations,—V.
basic
of
repayment of
industrial
control
refinery were started 'ii
6,000 to 37,000 barrels
The
services."
Monon RR.—Earnings—
automatic
Brazilian
The equipment
is for installation at the
Mataripe
Petieleo BrasiLurr (Petrobrast
is enlarging from
Bahia&y
p.
ry.
SI.608,825
Michigan, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, South Carolina,
Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and the District ot Columbia. Appli¬
PROCEEDS—The
order
a
Maid's
285,655
income
oper.
186,
Mountain
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Makes Deliv¬
on
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
for
eries
the
growers,
$552,434
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
2560.
p.
above
the
to
share
common
net
producing
one
Philip
proceeds
$233,864
op.
expenses
Washington,
similar to action
Milprint, Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—
See
ry.
Offered—The
V1 So,uthw4e«fc Atomic Energy Associates is
"IT1 y other groups of investor-owned
oonle
all
Minute
for
signed
extending
performance
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates would
5
from
oper.
Net
materials
stated.
four-year period, according to Mr. Dixon. The
program would
primarily of studies nnd tests pertaining to a
new,
advanced
reactor
design not heretofore developed, which is believed
to
have
important ui vantages over other reactor
designs in point of thermal
and
sales
be
members.
returned
be
will
groves
1957—Month—1956
expenses
increased
/
,
electricity
development,
and
a
efficiency
oper.
Railway
yeaily
of
program will demonstrate
capable of producing olocobtainable with other available
•
and
will
$519,519
revenue-
revenue-
consist
potential
oper.
oper.
plants with electrical
400,000
Minute
unit for Minute
furnished will be proc¬
fruit
5,625,000
———-
inc., an associate of the insurance companies.
The announcement was made by Murray D.
of
Mr.
that
atomic
construction
substantially lower than those obtainable
present stage of development," Mr.
Dixon
Atomic
total
a
be
the
net
of
percentage
Okla¬
development
size-
fuels
marketing
and
railway oper. inc.—
—V. 185, p. 2806.
Co,
consider¬
&
ultimate
power
and
the
technology
toward
kilowatts
Dis¬
South¬
serve
that
and
the
.
$5,000,1.00
a
(2»
large atomic
-research and
comparable
available
the
Southwest
and
more
200,000
Inc.,
and
Power
of
Electric
Light
Seivice
together
research
of
&
&
the
account
$2,127,857
less
assets
taxes—
force of Nationwide Insurance has
South¬
Empire
Gas
Oklahoma
corporation,
of
advancement
.
en
in
energy
or
between
o.
program
The
Power
Public
companies
non-profit
the
furnaces
or
and operation
to
the
Arkansas Power
.Kansas
Mississippi
customers.
Other companies
t
new organization
are The Kansas
Light A Telephone Co., Inc.
Objecti.es
of
the
new
Dixon, are to undertake a
will
among
states
in
formed
Inc.,
Co.
"and
Division
income
Mutual Income
2560.
p.
rev.
Net
el< ctric
Western
explained,
Net
the
are
several
which
ing joining 41
and
small
Net
11.
Utilities
Light
organization
new
power
President
on
of
Institute
York,
Maid's
Minute
association's
new
Period Ended May 31—
announced
was
been
Electric
utilities
Co., New Orleans
Co., Public Service
Electric
A
us
2.223,01.0
Louisiana
Gulf
Co.„
mi
the
electric
Arkansas-Missouri
are;
Central
ci no
Missouri
joined
of
all
Period End. May 31—
during World War
nies
Co;,
that
2,049,000
$1,608,825
operations
Framfe
—
per
on
Mutual
•
energy as a supplemental
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
electrical
of
and include
Fool
oorr iu
Light
have
suppliers
New
1.137,085
1,792.000
—
The marketing of mutual investment
President.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Kansas, Mi...-t ori and Oklahoma.
.which they nerve
of
of
elected
was
of Mr. Wright, Ben Hill Grif¬
Lake Wales; C. F. Fawsett,
composed
Updike
Fox,
M.
Feriod Ended May 31—
atomic
of'
Wright
the
185,
newly
aimed
is
Arch
John
Railway
four yt.ar>- and is President of Middle South Utilities, Inc.
The
formed organization will initiate a research and development
past
program
Citrus Commission
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—New Research Firm—
sponsored
Committee
and
processing
Railway
Railway
2916.
p.
Florida
Frostproof:
Mr.
a
—V.
and accrued
See details in V. 185,
which
stock
common
The
—
banker
cooperative on the same basis as other
organization will serve as the sole supply
ol
mortgage" bonds, which were
18 by White, Weld & Co. and
(he
explained
for
less
Michigan
Marketers,
Orange
new
"This
Maid,"
cost
$30,000,000 of -6%%
Florida
as
Corp.
the
into
of
offered
V.
see
of
Orlando;
Mr.
Halsey,
known
Florida.
in
Leesburg
Executive
Jr.,
of
Maid
be
was named
member of
a
Jr.
will
and long interested in the Florida
Chairman of the Board of the new growers
J. Dan Wright, Jr., of Sanford, another veteran of the industry
Ware,
citrus industry,
1331.
p.
chartered
and
George
filed a letter of notification with the
of 20-year 7'/r debentures due July 10, 1977 to
June
$250,000
at
Inc.
Commission—
Exchange
on
organization
new
46,332,467
1,140,185
taxes-
tually
,
Florida
of
group
from
of
Federal
Nationwide
\
■:. :.»■
A
45,644.775
miscellaneous
income
earnings
"Earnings
$3,088,426
from
186,
788.G46
$51,646,409
—
—
and
on
sale
on
Net
$2,001,745
737,523
oper.
Mechanics Finance Co., Jersey City, N. J.—Files With
Securities
expenses
payroll
taxes
applicable
;
Feriod Ended Mav 31-^
ry.
3,106,476
1957—5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$1,958,304
rev.
$50,857,763
$50,185,785
—
—
earnings
Net
Railway
to
135,
8.
p.
and
Federal
-
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Corp.
to
Costs
,
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
—V.
the
69,813
revenue.
and
and
2560.
p.
income
income
.Total
''Based
28.
Vice-President
a
the directors
by
board
June
on
Tri-Continentul
This action
Oil
announced
423,878
income—
oper.
$47,079,309
—
367.644
oper.
the New York Stock
of
partner
a
$917,106
from' ry, op.
Net railway oper. inc.
—V. 185, p. 2806.
Exchange firm of
Baird & Co., and Henry C. Breck, a partner of the investment banking
lirm ol J. A W. Seligman A Co., have been elected directors, James A.
Baird,
$1,021,459
op.
oper.
Net
Board—
on
$211,053
ry.
Railway
Net
Gas Corp.—Bankers
&
$161,570
74,932
from
185,
Net
McRa? Oil
1,081,778
Railway
2915.
p.
198,883
reriod Ended May 31—
to
amounted
1956
year
or
equal
expenses
273,739
$1,850,940
933,834
Gain
net sales of the company
to
$2,103,237
Minneapolis &
52.54
per share of common stock.
This compares with net sales of $52,143,000 and net income of $2,520,000, or $1.4$ a share lor the same
amounleu
$409,936
oper.
rev.
—V.
area.
1957,
$435,303
Property,
Net
,
producers
Miscellaneous
1956
home laundry equip.
fasteners
1957—5 Mo».—1956
1957—-Month—1956
revenue-
oper.
metal
and
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
July 3 filed a registration statement with
proposed public sale of 105,000 shares of its
cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $1001 through a group
headed by The First Boston Corp. .
Net
proceeds from the sale of the convertible preferred will be
used to provide u portion of
the funds needed for the corporation's
proposed 1957-53 expansion program, which calls for die expenditure
of approximately $34,000,000.
This program has been designed pri¬
marily to reduce production costs and to increase the Corporation's
steel producing capacity.
The princiapl facilities to be added include
an
ore
dock
extension, a second blast furnace, a sintering plant,
additional oxygen steel making equipment and an oxygen producing
plant.
i
McLouth Steel
Corp.,
produces and sells
flat rolled carbon and
stainless steels,
principally lor the automotive industry.
It is one
of
three
major producers of carbon steel and one of two major
ThLs
Subs.)- -Earnings—
1957
Net sales of plumbingwear,
the
(&
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
9 Months Ended May 31—
8.
p.
>
.
its
and
31,
El
Paso
Co.,
furnishes
1957
subsidiary
2806.
County,
the
Texas.
such
company
had
5,680
Its
services
sub¬
in
had 1,838,921
telephones
in
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
12 Months Ended May 31—
Gross
Not
operating
income
"Earnings
'Based
p.
1517.
1956
share
463,522
of
common
shares
in
stock
1057;
448,572
S4.C03.866
798,456
x
per
on
1957
$4,776,993
revenues
653,700
$1.72
$1.46
shares in
1956.—V.
185,
Volume
Number 5653
186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(115)
National Tea Co.,
*
Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC—
New
This
Cornelia Extension
Mention
company filed a registration statement with the,SEC on June
1957, covering $12,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due Aug: 1,
1977, to be-offered for public sale through an - underwriting group
28,
.
York
headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The interest rate, public Offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
;
Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be added to the
Copper Corp.—Stock
at
the time such net proceeds are received.
It is estimated that gross
expenditures for construction will amount to approximately
$200,000,000
in 1957 and approximately
$190,000,000 in 1958.—V. 185, p. 2451.
Sold—T
issue of July 1 of the offering
through Willis E. Burnside & Co., Inc. of New
our
City of 300,000 shares of
at $1 per share,
•
•
cents)
H
made in
was
and sale
stock
common
(par
10
The company, at
wiK up to 11 a.m.
National.
Substantially
all
of
stock
the
of
Miller's,
which
operates
a
a
chain of 27
supermarketsjn the Denver area of Colorado and Wyoming
was acquired by Nationaron
May 15, 1957, for approximately $7,500,000
in cash.—V. 18*5, p. 2917.
,'
.*.;•••.
.
National
;
,
,
t
Copper
Telefilm
Associates, Inc.—Securities Offered
'
An
underwriting group headed by Cruttenden, Podesta
Co.,. Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc., and Westheimer
& Company on July 2
publicly offered a new issue of
$5,000,000 6% sinking fund subordinated notes due June
15,» 1962, with common stock purchase warrants., The
offering includes 350,000 shares of 10-cent par value
common stock at $7.75
per share. "The notes were priced
to
at
•
100%
The
at
plus accrued interest from June 15. 1
warrants
purchase
100
$6.75
of
per.share
through
exercisable
are
shares
June
15,
Sept.
through
2
and
stock' for
common
June
15,
1962.
entitlp
each
1958,
and
,
at
used
the
will
be
added
to
working capital
for
notes
'■'■.
>*
—V.
..
Jt
use,
V
"
-
f
-
The
-
Franklin Square ■_
Waiter £. Heller & Co
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
•
■
,
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
cents)-
030,000 Shs.
fdr
FINANCING
;>
•
.
Regis
Paper
June
on
decision
No
:__i
Corp.—Secoudary Offering—A
Co.; b'elovtr.—V.
28.
been
had
due
June
7Commoii
15,
sec-,
C10. cents
'"Generally payable
,
tieth
for
Century-Fox
acquisition
fixed
185,
program
181,'
1676.
p.
•'
".■>
>
r
-*"■
the
April
1,
1957
has
been
amendment.
increased
from
pursuant
to. stockholder
1,000,000
:j:The
shares
to
the
and
and
500.000
*
STOCK
granted
stock
stock
to
110%
of
the
Oliver
granted
closing
A.
options
respectively
for
at
30,
• -
of
$5
and
■
other
stock
..
-
.
.
,
key
and
*
1 of
(of
will
have
been
reissued
at
$6.91,
and
representing
The
of
;
$9,697,304
7,135,961
7,127,488
$1.35
$1.36
by
Mrs.
exercised
Rein;'. All of
the
Unger or Goldman
expire in 1961.
foregoing options
common
stock
of
.
Gas Co.—rPlans
in June, filed with the
application seeking authority
an
.
share,
per
and
Mr.
Jan.
for
the
1902,
of
purpose
to
bommon
of
purchase
stock
granted "an
of
NTA
advisor
provisions
option
;
of
125,000
issued Feb.
100.000
:
1)
relationship
to
NTA.
against
This
dilution,
which
purchase
except to members
they are beneficiaries.
underwriters
the
principal
named
Financing—
Inc.
optionee's
M.
.250,000
Blosser
300,000
Investment
v
'•
:
;
;
-
'
i
&
Co
-
..The
the
number
of
named
shares
of
<
•
J.
have
Ira Haupt & Co
Smith, Hague &
A.
Edwards
G.
Arthur. M.
Sons_rA_
_
Lane,
Inc.
Space
F.
Hudson
White &
:
Clayton'' Securities
Reid
trying" J.
Co.,
Carr
15.000
10.000
i
Inc."__ll.:__
2
J.
C.
:
June
27 filed
of
this
stock
of
1957,
notification
of
The
proceeds
to
are
bonds
be
June
each).
used
the
with
due
$500
for
30,
There
building
taken
and sold
up
June
on
26
at
EARNINGS
$36.371/2
STATEMENT
1957
-
•
227,540,402
,
&
1956
taxes.___
216,833,365
174,598,686
182,839,277
of
7
44,701,125
42,234,679
744,131
558,553
*
45,445,256
of
new
The
The
construction
company's
kilowatt
at;
3,927,119
of
expansion,
12,196,3!
$2.62
will
be
require
financed
offering,
during
initial
are
$2.4'
estimate^,
an
from
the
June
steps
in
sale
and
a
financing
station,
a
major project in
the
satisfactorily.
The first 325,000-
progressing
turbine-generator,
for
operation
scheduled
for
installation
Washington;
30,139,31!
will
years
stock
Eddystone
is
3,921,93i
31,943,466
;
common
scheduled
market.
stks
com.
bond issue later this year
this 5-year
improvement program.
.*
8,731,98
34,061,25.
12,196,310
outstanding
share____-__-__-_'_j._
securities.
"
35,870,585
shares
per
42,793,23
9,574,671
-i-i.—
—
:the
in
most
1959.
in
A
efficient
second
I960.—V.
ever
unit
185,
of
designed,
like
is
capacity
ia
2674.
p.
1890.
p.
99.3%,
As
of
the
close
of
business
company of Milprint, Inc.,
field, became effective.
Holders
.
to
of
exchange
stock
of
Milprint
O.
declared
exchange
the
Parker
its
a
The
McComas,
21,
Commonwealth
burgh
22,
tenders
Pa.,
for
'due
Jan.
at
to be supplied by
in
been
been
given
185,
until
stock.
common
accordance
by tliia
packaging
flexible
presented
19
July
Since
over
lor
exchange by
president, on July 3.
Phillip Morris
in
1957.—V.
acquisition
the
with
the
of
terms
the
2917.
p.
will
the
1,
Trust
1970 to
it
to
an
prices not to
Co.
to
up
sale
3
Pittsburgh, 312
5%
(EST)
first
100%
Fourth
July
on
to
12,
sinking
mortgage
sufficient
amount
exceed
of
p.m.
of
exhaust
the
Ave.,
of
sum
and accrued interest.—V.
Pitts¬
1957, receive
fund bonds
$120,-
185, p. 2103.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
registration staetment with the SEC
Period End. May 31—
,
fbr
are
proposed
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
for,
/$15 par
the
1
company
had
effective
dated June
prospectus
July
leading
Milprint common stock have
their shares for Philip Morris
the
of
stockholders,
subscribed—
subscribed
were
Net
,
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Months—1956
oper.
revenue...
$834 861
$841,381
$4,212,371
oper.
Railway
Railway
Net
this
timber
Co.
expenses.
614.964
593,402
3,060,962
2,878,472
from ry. oper.
$219,897
$247,979
$1,151,409
$1,052,344
120,268
132,978
675,931
574,405
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
185,
$3,930,816
2562.
p.
expenditures for 1957 and 1958
principally to rebuild a paper machine in
capacity
of
John
"
J.
Keenan
Inc.
^Sellers,*'
1
&
>'
other
'2,000
2,000
& Bonbam—
f
Co.—Stock
Subscriptions—The
issued
competitive
cession of 60 cents per share for dealers.
its
position,—V.
185,
p.
2102.
Finance
Corp.—Stock
Offering
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
This comoany 011 June 28 filed a registration statement' with
will become
a
part of
2.000
of
its short-term
Such
bank
bank
loans obtained
loans
are
for
expected
temporary financing of sucti
to approximate $70,000,000
to
stockholders.
The
63,133 unsubscribed
sold
publicly on July 2 by Lehman Brothers,
managing underwriter, at $16.25 per share, less a con¬
20,911
Brothers
shares
purchased
July
1.—V.
Pure
stated
obtained
by
that
185,
Oil
p.
the July 2 public offering also included
underwriters through exercise of rights
by. the
them
during
2850.
the
subscription
period,
which
expired
Co.—Exemption Granted by SEC—
The SEC, it was announced on
July 1, has issued an order exempting
this company from all provisions of the
Holding Company Act on the
grounds that it is only incidentally a holding company, being primarily
engaged or interested in one or more businesses other than the business
a
public utility company.—V. 185, p. 2850.
of
Quaker
the.treas-j
2,000
additions.
Coke
were
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds
-
&
July 2 announced that 163,061 shares of its
226,194-share common stock offering were subscribed
at
$16.25 per share through exercise of subscription
shares
new
Ujfy- funds -ot.rhe company and will be applied toward ihe cost of addi-.
lions to the utility properties of. the company.
Following the sale:of
the bonds/ the eompany proposes to' retire approximately $60,000,000
Co.,
Gas
fights
provide
the SEC
covering $60,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series BB,
(iue June 1, 1989, to'be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
2,000
2,000
:
Doe
make
1
2,000
Injc.„^2J_^-^..
Co
amount to over
to increase
the manu¬
order
equipment for
Portland
-
papers,
to complete
a
new
chemical
for the production of high quality process water, and
improvements in continuance of the company's policy
and flexibility, t.o
high-grade coated
plant
maintain
2,500
"JVC- Henderson & Co., Ine.
L. A. Huey Co._2_2
2-
Co.,
in
reserves,
the purchase price of interests in
Maine
acquired in that month.
The
of
Lehman
2,500
Co._—
:•
5.000
<fc
B. -Fisher
most
' 2.500
Wheat Sz Co
Simonds. &
provide
Completed—
164,604 shares of common stock, publicly offered on
June .25 by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Hornblower & Weeks
and associates- at $39.50 per share, have all been sold.
See details in V. 186, p. 9.
"
2___
l
to
capital
Pacific
3,000
;•
Anthony Securities
D.
unfavorable
States
$5)
The
3,000
Erwin
■
'
•
company on
April,
to
3,000
7.000
5.000
(par
^
proceeds
treatment
3.000
.
:—
Corp.
Baker,
2917.
the
the
stock
of
facture
re-
3,000
Greenwald & Co
Chiles-Schutz
5.000
&. Co..
letter
a
—
—V.
4,000
Inc._
_Voungberg__
James
10,000
filed
proposed
and
stockholders
to
offering; and the underwriting terms
4.000
Inc.___
Mac-Donald,
Co.—i
King 2nd Co.
Maltz,
_!_■
p.
Co.,
&
btcne
Rice & Co., Lnc.l
Sprayregen
185,
Burke ,<fe
&
Co.______
5.000
Corp.
Securities
Leasori"
of
scheduled
purchase
their
5.000
Corp.
Concord
—V.
to
6.000
...
Co.—„
Net
its
opposite
Cliainpeau
8.000
Dempsey <fc Co..,
time
additional
25,000
25,000
-
Fulton
and
_
or
shares
offer
to
Co.,
Straus; Blosser & McDowell
Co.,
25,000
...
"
25.000
Krensky &;
27
income
income
in
25,000
'Shares
R.
25.000
Co
&
•
(N. Y.)^—Files With
share, 541,937 shares were subscribed for
including June 25, and the remaining 67,838
financing will be added to Oxford's general
with other company funds, to prepay $4,000,*
outstanding 4 V2 '/„ bank notes and to meet the costs of capital
improvements scheduled for 1957 and 1958. The bank notes were issued
25,000
Inc.
& Co....
Vincent & Co..
forth
set
25.000
...
Inc. "
Johnson,
Co., Inc.
severally, agreed
stock
50.000
Co
to
.
25,000
Shares
Westheimer &
company on
$8,000,000
f
*
-
Keenan &
Sprayregen
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.-100,000
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.,
*
Inc.
funds to be used, together
Burton
below
to
In
25,000
Irving J. Rice &; Co.,
Smith, Hague & Co.
comrndh
due
only
amendment.
-
June
r
Construction during the next five
$460 million, of which .$260 million
Holsum
shares,
John J.
spective names:
sold
be
offering
of. common
Corp.—Offering 99.3%
000
75.000
underwriters
postponed
to
formerly
175,000
Ihe
50,000
*
shares
common stock.
The company
public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
The initial public offering price
will be a fixed price related to the current, market for the shares at
Co.,
...
50,000
Co.
been
Freehling,. Meyerhoff & Co. 25.00Q
—_
Wheat
&
Inc._J_.
Erw.n Vfe Co.,
Securities Corp
75,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.... 75.000
First Chelsea Corp
75,000
C.
ivicCarty
Inc.
Concord
Baker, Simonds & Co
This
proposes
50,000
Co
securities.
Exchange Commission—
on
expenses
Earnings
Baking Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
482,764
covering
50,000
25,000
&
of
'
Operating
837
50,000
...
$25,800,000
'
Oxford Paper Co.—Registers With SEC—
50,000
Bletz
B.
proposed
the remaining 3,294 shares were taken up and sold
by the underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
—V. 185, p. 2917.
,
50,000
Co
requiring
per
were
Common
and
50,000
_
Chiles-Schutz
&
e-rtiii^oed!
_125,000
Clayton Securities Corp.
_100,000
>laliz, GreenwaId <k Co.___ 100.000
J.
HUey Co
35%
-
.
$50,000
Co., Inc.
Allen
150,000
Sloan
&
Co.
.
A.
Sons
<te
Naumau, McFawn <te Co.___
Sc'uritv Associates, Inc
&
McDowell
Reed
&
Mullaney, Wells & Co
*_
Straus;
Edwards
liOiiuei son
King
Krensky & Co.
Inc.
G.
C.
L.
2,500,000
Westheimer & Co
Arthur
,
A.
has
registered
company,
share,
below
T.
additional
an
Net income
^
Dividends on pfd. and $1 div.
pref.
Earnings for common stock_._;__
Of the 486,058 shares of common stock recently offered
for. subscription by
common
stockholders at $27 per
.
,
is
the
additional
Outboard Marine
:
be
names:
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.$500,000
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.,
with
share.
90%
have
severally
notes;
with
attached
opposite their respective
forth
set
construction
year
any
7 Gross income
Income deductions
Baking Co.,
recently called for
redemption on July 5,
1957,
the outstanding first mortgage 4,/2%
bonds, due Jan. 1,'1953 at par.'.Payment will be made at the Ohio
National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio/—V. 171, p. 1889.
NTA
not
larg¬
Philip Morris, Inc.—Acquisition of Milprint Effective
This
expires
may
the
of
share
issue
that
7,200
Ohio Valley
•
of
amount
warrants,
between
option
and
The
330,000 kilowatt
a
five
new
on
President*
27.
.
.
$8,125
at
•
and
Other
shares
..
shares of
Oregon and California. See also V. 185,
Joachim
to
stock
common
Oakes,
Ex¬
difficulty in selling these $94,200,000 of securities
underwriting.
Operating
Nebraska State Railway Com¬
to issue 200,000 shares of $100
,
future, issuance
announced
per
•The
.
NTA
developing the
financial
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
agreed
of
shares
NTA's Consent,
trusts
to
10,000
contains
without
or
board
purchase
Silbermann
22,
assigned
family
the
1957,
to
is
$16
Exchange), for its services in the negotiation of the Twentieth Centuryagreement of Oct, 29, 1956.
This option expires June 13, 1959,
provision against dilution, and may not be sold, assigned or
"transferred
prior to Dec,
13,
1958, except to the stockholders of
Famous Artists. Corp.
'
\
'
"
'
21,
for
12 Months Ended
April 30—
Northwest Telephone Co.—Stock Offering Held Up—
contains
Jan.
the
generated internally
Oakes explained.
*
Operating revenues
.
employees- of
Fox
On
for
Large
June
be
CONSOLIDATED
H. Siert, Treasurer, said'the isslie, scheduled for sale later this
is for financing a portion of the company's 1957 construction. J
The. company also filed with the Nebraska Commission for authority
It
or
Cn Jan. 21, 1957, the directors of NTA granted an
option to Famous
Artists Corp. to purchase 25,000 shares of NTA common stock at
$8,125
per
share
(the
closing price on that date on the American Stock
Silbermann
110
to
per
common" stock under
Northern's employee stock'', option,, wllich was authorized by stocKnoururs
in April, ,1956—V. 185, p. 2849.
1,000
by Messrs. Landau,
funds
$1.34
1,000,000 shares of
company
ifor possible
pr-icfe on the date of reissue).
On May 31,; 1957,v such options
outstanding with regard to 82,100 shares, of which options for
70,300' shares, were held by directors and
officers
as
a
group.
No
been
used
five
corporation
shares
$9,521,503
*7,119,486
:
—
H.
were
had
to
Mr.
of
no
and
fund.
up
market
options
sale
next
$36.25
at
year,
closing
the
be
at
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the
609,815- shares of common stock recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders of record June 4
90,218
$9,606,551
outstanding-^
share_r__L-
to include
par'- preferred stock.
such
options for
85%
the
the
be
loan
•
1
per
Adjusted
mission
On'Feb.
wjtich options for 1,500 shares have expired,
income
Northern Natural
.
shares "
10,000
F.
covering $100,000 of 4% registered debenture
1967, to be offered at par (in denominations of
$12,231,473 $12,281,788 $11,624,446
2,6.24,916
2,584,484
2,102,943
bonds,,,
.
were
105%
the
need
no
anticipate
The
$11,534,228
328,187
to March 22; 1957, inclusive, for the conversion
preferred stock.—V. 185, p. 2849.
7
date")
and
$11,894,710 $11,953,601
1957
of
was
that
was
to
are
the
offered
$200,000,000
on
SEC
64,556*719
336,763
first mortgage
011
Earnings
em¬
which
expected
-V
May 31,'56
70,117,071
Common-shares
grafted.an"
on
proceeds
with
be
.
16-, 1956,; certain 'other"officers were
granted options for an aggregate' of 16,000 shares at
$2,77 per share!
representing 85% .of the highest market price on that date, and other
key employees were granted options at the same price for*24.000 shares
shares
Apr. 30,'57
70,117,920
income-,:
Gross
Net
of
Edyth'e" Rein
common
10,000 shares
share, which
per
•
A. Landau was
$5,225 per shai'e,
the
May 31,'57
income
Interest
approval, ' NTA
has
of 100,000' shares
officers
Goldman
20,000; shares,
price.
*
Ely
of
price of
Harold
was
exercise
upon
of
securities,
Securities
been
operating income—
17/1957/
aggregate
an
and
1956,
price
a
and
price
a
for
directors
market
Unger
-closing,' market
issuance
stockholder
to
options,"
certain
ployees, as follows: On Aug.
edition for .20,000 shares at
and
pursuant
.
OPTIONS—Pursuant
I
of .conjmon -.stock
to stock
options,
-
"restricted
common
Net
Other
undei*
stock
Aprjl
on
to
$5)
.
Phi_ Sigma Delta Fraternity,
Operating expenses and taxes,.:—
common
shares
(par
years," Mr. Oakes said. "We are hopefati^ of
course," he added, "that by the time in 1959 our first
offering is
made, the cost of money will have retreated somewhat from
present
levels.".—V. 185, p. 1389. -•
/
Operating'revenues--—$82,012,030 $82,070,672 $76,090,947
films-acquired
shares
119,425
but-reserved, for: issuance
shares will be. reserved for
Warrants.
39
authorized
2,000,000
approval."
unissued
were
of
paid)
of
during
date.
5,000,000
tExclusive of commitments to Twen¬
the agreement of Oct. 29, 1956, as amended,
other than' the .first group of 78 films
(the
films
which
"We
•
the offering
as
1,015,075 shs.
2,000,000 shs-'
The
"
•*
65%
said he saw
necessitate
'
Financing—
f
-
tentatively set
Ended—;
notes,
$5,000,000
;
,
sale of securities until 1959/ a minor
amount of' short-term bank loans
being all that \yould be required to
carry the utility to that point.
Beginning at that time, he continued,
the sale of $68,400,000 of securities would
be required and the possible
liquidation, of maturing bank notes
and
their
non-renewal
could
1995.
p.
are
sale
He
-COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME
value)_V
demand.
on
under
of
of
price
pal-
underwriting.
without
notification
of
stock
capital.
Approximately
•the
proceeds, Mr. Chandler disclosed, will be part of the estimated
of new capital required for the firm's projected
$75,000,1
four-year construction program through 1900.
000
1962____..:-__i._
stock
also
See
$40,000,000
Twelve Months
subordinated
letter
a
common
new projects is $50,000,000 for
generating plant to be in service in I960.
The
$12,218,592 '*
i.
fund
filed
27
of
bankers,
plans to raise $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 early this Fall
finanoe its construction program, Marvin Chandler,
President,
Sept, 24. has
.tiop pictures
.sinking
share,
.
working
June
on
1,000 shares
est single item of the
..
6%;
stockholders.
common
.
company
expects
to
spend just under
construction over the
next five
Charles
years,
told security analysts and investment
made as -to the-type of the proposed
"financing
of
present unsettled market ponditions, Mr.
Chandler said.
"However,"., he added," "because of the company's'strong common equity
position^ no consideration is now being given to the sale of common
stock, or securities convertible into common stock."
^Amounts payable for distribution and
film rights and acquisition of 'mo,,
the
This
because
;
•
-
by
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Plans
penditures and Additional Financing—
company
announced
"
Outstanding
'
~
for
.
/
"
.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Plans
The
" of
Bank
9.
p.
St.
to help,
Bank_^___".
National
Others _L__
PRESENT
Authorized
t
Franklin
186,
See
...
TO
corporation
covering
$20. per
-
.
•Notes payable—.
The Chase Manhattan
GIVING
(par, 10
North Canadian Oils, Ltd.—Affiliate Opens Plant—
-
EARNINGS—Net earnings in the nine months, ended April
.30 werq
as against $191,397 ill the first three quarters, of fiscal 1956,
and as compared with earnings of
$441,877- in the full 12 months of
fiscal 1956. '
'?
/',*■"•
*/--<,
EFFECT
.
-
The-
.
was completed on ,June 27.—V.
!,
'
GIVING
the
•
.
Pennsylvania Fluorcarbon Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
*
-
.
$818,592,
,
funds
secure
ondary offering of 26,250 shares-of capital stock (par
$10) was made on June 26 by White, Weld & Co. at
$112 per share; with a dealer's concession of $2
per share.
i .BUSINESS—Corporation acquires and distributes motion picture film
exhibition on
television;
Feature
films, short subjects • anrl film
series are licensed to television stations, advertisers and
TV' networks!
Principal offices are in New York City and seven regional- offices
are
in major cities, from coast, to coast..
J ;
„
to
of'
subscribed
_
...
;
for
.CAPITALIZATION
stock
Newmont Mining
.
prices
corporate
..
is
Authorized
Common
held,
increasing
general
company .said:
offering
holder- to
of
$5,000,000 of the net "proceeds will' be
outstanding indebtedness.
The balaiice of approximately
retire
to
$2,000,000
present
.
CAPITALIZATION
<
PROCEEDS—rApproximateiy
.
the
of
the
Two Rector St., New York 6, N. Y.f
July 10 receive bids for the purchase
376,600 additional shares
of
c6mn)on stock
on
..
'
,
.
in
be
9.
i
SEC
..
*
•
of
purpose
minimum
a
such
186, .p.
10—
2033,
(EDT)
to
;
.the
$1,000
do
property
of'
not
shall
-
9,000 feet of diamond drilling on the
company's
hope of finding a commercial ore body of copper
ore,
pay installments of the purchase price
which will become due in
June 1958,
1959 and I960.. Should an ore
bocjy be determined, the
results would provide the basis on which
to plan further work on
the property.
*
;
V
&
from 'it
as
V.
Corp.
PROCEEDS—The
Room
•_
The
company's general funds and will be applied to. the. payment of the,
long-term debt of Miller's Supermarkets, Inc., aggregating some $1,795,-.
000, as well as $8,000,000 of bank notes and 3320.000 of bank loans of
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Bids
July
?
■i
New, Cornelia company,
organized in Delaware
on
May 10;
1957, has entered into an agreement to purchase a 75 '/o
undivided
interest in three, patented claims situated
about* 1 J,2
miles from Ajd
in the Ajo Mining
District, Pima County, Ariz., commonly known as
the Firefly, Firefly
No., 1 and Firefly No. 2 claim's.
The'property is
in the exploratory stage.
.*l
' '
;
""*/ :
1
" 1
*
The New "Cornelia Mine, owned
by the Phelps Dodge Corp., is adjac¬
ent to the northeast border of the
property of New Cornelia Extension
7
City
Mutual
Fund,
Inc.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.—-
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
This
with
Philadelphia investment
the
common
SEC
stock.
on
June
26,
1957,
company
covering
filed
a
registration statement
100,000 shares of
its 81
par
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(116)
'
Offering—A special offering
Quaker Oats Co.—Special
stock (par $5) was made on
June 26 by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $36.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per
share. It was completed on June 27.—V. 183, p. 409.
of 5,700 shares of common
St. Louis, Mo.
Co.,
Purina
Ralston
Registers With
—
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
filed
company
"^urina
a
Plan."—V.
Purchase
Stock
184,
to
test
it
corporation
different aircraft electrical circuits in less than a minute,
short cut for uncovering short circuits enables this
1,200
announced
was
The
new
June 30.
on
method uses
t
Republic-developed automatic circuit analyzer
a
checking from hours to less than
circuits.
During the building of aircraft
such as Republic's supersonic F-105 Thunderchief fighter-bomber it is
necessary to lest anywhere from IOC to 1.200 different electric circuits,
according to Don Same, Supervisor of the company's electronic division.
Republic's circuit analyzer—which it intends to manufacture and
market in standard models or tailored to requirements—-is so simple to
electrical
for
that
reduces
the
time
five
seconds
lor
every
100
operate that the average worker can start accurate testing with it after
less than an hour's instruction, Bame .said.
'
'
f
"
using the analyzer primarily for aircraft .testing, but
it can be used on virtually any multiple-circuit assembly.
Such multiwire assemblies-called
"harnesses"—are used in aircraft, ships, me¬
The company is
chanical
calculators
business machines
and
well
as
other electronic
as
quipment.
harnesses.—V.
electrical
premises
this
announced
In
the Rhodesian Selection
its
intention
introduce
t5
Trust
plan
a
Employees—
of Companies
provide an incentive
Group
to
to become shareholders in Rhodesian Selection Trust
Antelope Copper Mines Ltd., the two companies in the
Group which have .official Stock Exchange listings.
All
European
employees,
numbering
approximately 3.500 will be
eligible to join the plan and initially about 500 Africans will be able
to participate if they so wish.—V. 185, p. 1520.
Ltd.
and
Roan
Tidelands,
Inc.—Stock
Sold—The public of¬
June 25 by Bear, Stearns & Co. and asso¬
1,200,000 shares of common stock at $3 per
fering made
ciates
of
share
on
was
quickly
oversubscribed.
For
details,
and
Gas
Electric
&
interest
accrued
offering
Corp.—Bonds
to
yield 4.80%
oversubscribed.
was
the issue at
Offered—An
The
to maturity.
group
competitive sale July 2
This
awarded
was
its bid of 100.409%
on
for the indicated coupon.
Other
effective
a
series
lower
R
bonds
interest
rate
during
from
106.19%
to
those
the
redeemed
range
100'/* for
prices
proceeds
company's
$11,700,000
in
spent
$22,366,714
for
expects
struction.
about
refunding
to
from
the
during
1357-58
these
lor
will
sale
will
be
about
required
from
provides
it
electricity,
the
of
sum
and
12
months
opernting
of
ended
of
revenues
This compares
income
net
the
of
that
that
service
includes
York.
with
$6,473,235
$58,336,736
total
for
operating
the
1957,
31,
net
and
company
income
of
of
$57,554,761
revenues
calendar
new
bonds,
capitali¬
purchase
from
bonds
R
set
underwriters named below have severally
agreed
the
the
company
forth
&
Co
1,500,000
Reclpath
H.
Francis
1,000,000
Weeden
1,000,000
The
I.
duPont
«fe
Co.
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
&
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
Sehoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc
Hentz
E. F.
c.
1,000,000
—V. 186, p.
principal
amount
of
Shearson, Hammill & Co.$l,000,000
Aucliincloss, Parker &
American Securities Corp, 1,000,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc
1,000,000
Paine,
625,000
,
&
Co
625,000
Hutton & Co
&
Ohio
F.
Co.
625,000
Co.—
Childs
Kormendi
Stockton
625,000
Inc
&
500,000
Co.,
Co.,
Broome
200^000
Inc.
Inc.
200,000
Co.,
&
Parking, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Stock Offered—
corporation in June offered to its present stock¬
the
proceeds
are
to be used
protection
by them until the
discounts
to
pay for
development
prospective
investors, all moneys received
offering will be deposited in
and
sum
commissions.
of
If
Bank
in
$30,000 has been
this sum has not
Seattle,
Wash
received
been
in
to
excess
received
at
for
of
the
expiration of one year from June 12,
1957, the bank will return the
deposited funds to the subscribers pro rata. If
prior to that time the
of $30,000 or more has been
paid into the bank, the company
may
draw down the funds and thereafter
the proceeds from further sales
will
be
paid
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
(par
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
2,000,000 shs.
1..
~
stock
directly to the company.
$1)
Sabre-Pinon
Manhattan
contract
a
Bank
In
has
to
75%
a
supply
funds
calling
for
addition,
Chase and
Homestake
will
loan
Sapin
note
secured
the
from
from
ores
to
the
plus
on
reported
a
5,000,000
amenable
some
operators.—V.
at
Canada's
Spring,
185,
tons
mill
mill
649,500 shs.
BUSINESS—'The corporation, with its office at
515 Martime Building,
Wash., was organized in
Washington on Jan. 22 1957 for the
of developing- and
commercially exploiting a new concept of
meenanical parking.
Shortly
Seattle,
purpose
aite^-
its
organization
the
company
ac¬
creation
authorized
of
to
the
authorized
250.000
capital
additional
common
shares
common
1,000,000
of
185,
within
announced
2852.
p.
will
borrow
this
W.
Hinton
has
of
finest
represents
23,
ton
to
ores
purchased
mill,
investment
by
The
net
mill
pulp
Alberta,
of
be
to
V.
early
Inc.
nanced
This
by
transaction
total
of
made
185,
debentures
and
to
finance
completed
bank borrowing.
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd.
corporation
June
on
This
111.
is
to
are
filed
27
corporation,
filed
of
late
the
in
purchase
and
June
According
to
Calif.—V.
of
of
of
offer
letter
a
of
stock
for
',f
_
by
and
of
of
the
the
that
under
of
with
the
•
.
Inc.
to
is
SEC
July
on
1,
and
will
the
be
the
be
tfhc
Indenture
sinking
in
exercise
at
in
$575
the
stock
It
of
purchase
cash
The
to
all
dissolve
assumption
of
cash
and
the
assets
News
and
to
will
of
voting
liquidate
by
the
share
of
Air
power
is
bids
&
was
Seminole
the
Gas
Corp., Tulsa,
its
covering
at
on
cents
per
filed
24
shares
275,000
75
June
of
share,
letter
a
stock
common
through Albert
oil
and
gas
for
&
Co.,
Inc.,
incidental
expenses
properties.—V.
181,
p.
to
New
the
150,000
shareholders
corporation
to
follows
on
Corp. Ltd.
June
27
acquisition
on
June
26
a
Co.
—
& Co.
Bradford
Stockton
&
in
Co._
&
Co
&
Co.,
Dallas
Davis
1,250.000
Co.
Fahnestock
be
Fauset,
&
Co
Steele
&
Securities
Foster
Freeman
&
the
United
States.
The
new
organization
in
is
one
the
of
Its
products
keted
products
under
under
the
the
include
tea,
under
"Horsey" Brand;
"Shirriff"
and
a
the
Hulme,
variety
"Lushus"
in
three
coun¬
of
brands;
brand; citrus
food products mar¬
frozen
shrimp under
&
&
Co.,
Inc
Salomon
B.
Kenower,
500,000
Stix
Walter
Straus,
&
,
~
150,000
Stokes
&
Co.—
S.
250,000
Strauss
&
&
Co
400,000
Company,
Inc.
Cartwright
Co.
&
Geruldsen
200.000
Co.
N.
Co..;
300,000
&
200,000
White
L.
Arthur
&
Co
Whittaker
Co.
150,000
&
Co„,
200,000-
—
L.
.YarnaU,
150,000
Wright &
Biddle.& Go._i'
2960.
on
200,000
&
Inc.
100,000
(Continued
800,000
&
.
Thomas
Wallace
C.
100,000
Blosser. &
McDowell
150,000
& Co
600,000
Co.,
Co.—
Robert
Inc.
Williams
p.
&
250,000
150,000
500,000
MacArthur
Co.
155,
2,000,000
Nicolaus
Lawson, Levy &
—V.
&
Inc.
150,000
,
1,750,000
& Co
600,000.
Co
Co.
,
100,000
;
Co
Joyce
250,000
250,000
Bros.
Hutzler
Stifel,
1,250,000
Co
750,000
Co
Co.,
Inc
&
Stern Brothers
Applegate &
Humphrey,
John
of
"Salada"
Hentz
Hirsch
-
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd. will operate nine plants
tries.
&
L. F. Rothschild &
J.
Co.,
&
600,000
Sweney
&
Pollock
W. Pressprich & Co.
Raffensperger, Hughes
Stroud
&
150,000
R.
Co.,
Haupt & Co.,
150,000
100,000
E.
100,000
H.
Canada's
neighborhood
Wm.
200,000
Ira
Co.
Pizzini & Co.,
250,000
Grande
Co. of Canada, Ltd. and its
wholly-owned subsidiary in the United
States, Salada Tea Co. (Inc.), by Shirriff-Horsey Corp. Ltd.
It
is
designed to preserve the identity of
"Salada"
which
is
Canada's
largest tea company and one of the largest tea
distributing organiza¬
the
W.
150,000
Co
150,000
Colket
Inc.
ensen,
B.
Ginther
&
1,250,000
&
Writer & Christ-
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Salada
$50,000,000.
Penington,
300,000
Co
Corp.—
Marshall
&
M.
—
150,000
Jackson
Copeland
Kendall, Inc,
150.000
Co.
the
100,000
Co
&
Curtis
&
200,000
^
150,000
Hirschberg,
Webber,
Rand
250,000
&
250,000
CoHanseatic
Patterson,
750,000
Bodine
Merle-Smith
&
Co._
<te
Inc.
Townsend,
&
&
Inc.
&
i
&
&
200.000
Wells
&
Peters,
200,000
Cullorn
800,000
Hutchinson
Overton
A.
Paine,
Securities
Co.
Dick
100,000
250,000
150,000
Inc
200,000
Co.-
Inc.
J.
150,000
600,000
Co.
York,
of
250.000
Co.!
&
<te
%.
Norris
Schinertz
Union
Shelby
Tea
largest food companies with total annual sales
from
600,000
150,000
Inc.
sec¬
1,250,000
650,000
Co
&
Harrison
of
a
be
severally
Coe
YTork
New
500.000
Byrd Brothers
Clayton Securities Corp,
Coburn
&
Middlebrook,
develop¬
name
businesses
&
Masten
Co.
2,000,000
Inc._
Co
Broome
Burnham
have
200,000
1,250,000
Co._
&
Stearns & Co
C.
M.
change
the
E.
Newburger, Loeb
J.
2697.
of
A.
McDonnell
Mullaney,
Cunningham,
to
below
named
800,000
A. G. Becker
(Canada)—Changes Name
approved
proceeds
net
500,000
Bear,
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
the
the
use
McMaster
Inc.
Shirr iff-Horsey
at
may
program.
Mackall
Co.
Co
2,000,000
Baxter
and
stock¬
with
cents)
they
below:
Securities
<fe
Dreyfus
five
to
underwriters
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
(par
borrowed
the company the respective principal amounts
forth
$7,600,000
First
to be used
are
proposes
construction
Co
&
Y.
proceeds
its
The
—
set
bonds
Stuart-ife
DeHaven
notification
funds
Whipple & Co._
Barret, Fitch,
North
Okla.—Files With
of
from
redeemable
from
The First
Boston Corp. and
Dean
for 99.659%; Blyth & Co., Inc., for 99.45%; and
99.731%; all for a 43/i% coupon.
for
Corp,
51.
p.
be
July 1," 1962, after which
104.54% lo. 100%.
received
Co.
Bacon,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
in
(jointly)
<fc
new
Bache
News-
cash
to
RR.—Secondary Offering—A
quickly completed.—V. 186,
Oil
company
were
Co.
American
Georgia
a
not
until
bonds
Allison-Williams
of
Line
the
of
Halsey,
$200
stock
interest
winning bid gave Edison a borrowing cost of 4.761%.
the
of
record
Savannah
plan,
distributed
be
bonds will
agreed to purchase from
The
holders
the
liabilities
Pursuant
by Morning
on
offered
Inc.
the
of
of
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS
pursuant
the
of
I
of
Kuhn, Loeb
purchase
$2,000,000 ol
6%
the
and
sale
all
News.
sale
Other
debentures.
vote
series
Crouter
in
used for working capital.—V. 185, p. 2852.
California Edison
Co.
which
rate
Witter
a
ondary offering of 40,000 shares of common stock (par
$20) was made on July 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $33.37^
per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per
This
stock¬
common
1957 for 60,000 additional shares
G. H. Crawford Co., Inc. will publicly
remaining unsubscribed stock at $26.75 per-
&
Courts
The
C.—Stock Offered
1957 the right to subscribe
BUSINESS—Company provides electricity to a population estimated
to be over 4,000,000 in portions oi central -and southern California.
(32% ).
of
July 10,
PROCEEDS—The
Act
in debentures in redemption of each
Morning News.
The stock of Morning
News is said to be owned by six family
groups and eight unrelated
stockholders.
Principal among these are the Harty Family Group,
owners of 1,498 shares (15%); the Jenkins
Family Group, 2,766 shares
(28%);
the Adams
Family Group,
1,060
shares
(11%);
the
Estill
Family Group, 743 shares (7%); and the Lane Family Group, 3,202
ment
June
fund
special
liquidation and
upon
plan
Morning
two-thirds
resolution
voted
recommended
a
to
of
affirmative
consummated.
received
outstanding
N.
Los
redeemed at prices ranging from
1957,
Trust
20-year
6%
The
contains
subordinated
a
to
News-Press
liabilities
$5,750,000
to
adopt
debentures
offered
Pay¬
A.,
and
any
lotfer
Ga.—Acquis.
If
at
the special
meeting of stockholders of Morning
the plan of liquidation and dissolution is
adopted, all of the
stockholders will be bound by the adoption of the resolution to dissolve
in accordance with the terms of the
plan, and the sale Of all of the
The
1962,
S.
subscribed and the books closed. The group was awarded
the bonds July 1 on its bid of 99.83%.
,
issued.
company.
News
the
law,
entitled
share.
to
par.
at
&
Co.—Bonds Sold—Halsey,
July 2 headed a group of under¬
$40,000,000 of 4%% first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series I, due July 1, 1982, at
100.73% and accrued interest. This offering was over-
corporation.
shares
due
T.
N.
2393.
p.
The net proceeds are to be
fi¬
A '*1*
Savannah,
$2,000,000
which
Savannah
all
to
holders
America,
share.
News
Press
of
Tea
was
-%'2.
working capital.''
Inc.,
to be
ore
Morning
of
Georgia
required
173,
Bank
(par $5) at $25.75 per share. Of any
stock, certain employees may subscribe
10,000 shares. On July 12, R. S. Dickson &
to
up
writers
notification
application with
dissolution,
be
paid is
sinking fund
to
5%
subordinated debentures,
redemption on June 15, 1957,
the
at
record
Southern
indenture
an
which
meeting
assume
price
for
made
common
Co.,
application, the directors of The Morning News,
publisher of "The Savannah Morning News" and the
Press,"
on
June
12,
1957,
adopted
a
plan
of
and
dissolution
20-year
called
before
offer
Evening
stockholders'
an
outstanding
being
or
for
the
and
owner
liquidation
and
Corp., with 712,800 shares of common stock outstand¬
sales of $42,672,510 and earnings of $1,152,763 in 1956.—
1 offered to its
of
below.
underwriter.
used
trust
a
to
pursuant
subordinated debentures
Inc.,
the
be
News-Press,
qualification
1939
totaled $32,000,000 with
and earniirgs
1957
unsubscribed
per unit. Floyd D. Cerf,
Chicago,
proceeds
Savannah
of
28,
10,
on
50,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred stock
and 50,000 shares of common stock (par SI> to be offered in
Units of ond'share ol each class
of stock at $5
for
Feb.
holders
covering
Co.,
be
and
compared with sales of $23,000,000
fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1955;
Sonoco Products Co., Ilartsville, S.
(par $2)
'The
constructive
a
2519.
the
is
Stuart
Jr.
follows
temporary
also
The
acquisition
—The company on July
of dealers headed
group
a
of
Apgeles,
Sitreze, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
SEC
"the
the
has outstanding
104.157 shares of common stock.
prior preferred stock, and 33,210 shares of preferred
of
recently
ment
2376.
p.
$8,500,000
by
used
was
that
Aug.
of
will
Smart & Final Co., Ltd.—Redeems Debentures—
this
Horsey Corp., Ltd., of Salada Tea Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
wholly owned subsidiary in. the United States, the Salada
Co.,
his acquisition,
with associates,
holdings of W. & J. Sloane stock
by W. & J. Sloane for cash.
Bros.
181, p.
were
tons
Shirriff
its
on
Sloane
J.
shares
All
constructed
commenced
430
$42,000,000.—V.
be
to
«fe
for the
ing showed
will consist of $6,000,000 6%' 20-year sinking
fund debentures and $2,500,000 5-'?4 %
convertible preferred shares:
The debentures will
carry common stock purchase warrants and the
preferred shares are convertible into common stock.
are
acquire
Sloane
J.
after
months ended
$755,658
of
$200,000
17,497
financing
proceeds
stated
&
his
that time,
Coates
W.
in¬
by Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.
new
would
company
relinquish control of W.
will
27 months
stated that
Barker
first
of
a
who
Sales for the 12
of
Opens Plant—
capacity
of
1957,
earnings
Alberta
an
Sloane, New York—Acquired-
stock.
the
Province
rated
a
167,
compatible pattern for W.
J. Sloane, enabling the company to con¬
and expand its performance record during the past two years
has seen an approximate 43%
sales increase, a 370%
increase
in profits,
a
62%
rise in book value and a ten-fold gain in stock
equity."
sub¬
from
due
construction.—V.
new
which
months,
owned
reserves
be
pay for
tinue
to
the
be
to
Sloane.
J.
Coates,
Mr.
mortgage
a
used
Coates,
acquired, at
616.
p.
offering in Canada only of
preferred shares is expected to be
The
<fc
company,
and
amount
by
be
furnishings and equipment firm, whereby that
in¬
up
to
are
President
and
principal
stockholder
of
this
114-year old furniture and.floor coverings firm, on July 1 announced
an agreement has been reached with Barker Bros.
Corp., a lead¬
ing
California
household,
hotel,
apartment,
and
office
furniture,
concen¬
loan
a
of Nashville, Tenn.—Notes Offered—
that
daily or 1*50.000
Hi-Brite, top quality pulp ranking with the
paper-making grades of bleached sulphate pulp.
This
annually
world's
the
resource-rich
The
proceeds
(W. & J.)
Western
Production
tions
Outstanding
the
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., in June of¬
Benjamin
es¬
be
increasing
approved
by
total
*
.
2692.
p.
size
are
Pulp & Power Ltd. on June 27-29 formerly opened
a
new
bleached sulphate pulp mill at
Hinton, Alberta, Canada. This
company is jointly owned by the St. Regis company and North Cana¬
dian Oils, Ltd.
SEO
sum
Capital
which
signed
St. Regis Paper Co.—Affiliate
The
or
fhe purchase of stock pursuant to this
crow
with The Seattle First National
stock
Chase
own
Seaboard
and construction of commercial units,
pay indebtedness and for working
capital and other corporate purposes.
of
treat
North
10.
PROCEEDS—The net
held
full
the
properties.
This note and mortgage will
the $9,500,000 loan from Chase.
which is scheduled to be completed in about 14
to
dependent
100,000
holders and to the public in the State of
Washington
275,000 shares of capital stock at par ($1 per share). The
offering, which is not underwritten, will expire one year
from June 12, 1957, although the
company reserves the
right to withdraw the offering at any time.
For
The
1,000,000
Rota
This
of
partnership
assets
Kidder, Peabody
Co.—$1,500,000
White, Weld <Ss Co._;
1,500,000
Shields
respective
below:
.
$800,000 of 4%%-5% serial notes
Aug. 1, 1965-1967, at 100% and accrued interest.
a
$9,500,000.
its
plant,
Under
the
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
in
has
25%,
from
The
of
Homestake-Sapin
1956.
year
of
the
company
consists of: $89,000,000 in long-term debt;
370,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock,
par
value $100;
and
2,275,500 shares of common stock, no par value,
series
Partners,
AEC
with
"Savannah
steam
soda
"Creamix"
publicly
Mr.
Hoinestake
of
ordinated
con¬
570.000,
New
March
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale
zation
fered
Corp.—Partnership Agreem't Completed
$7,000,000
$500,000
to
EARNINGS—For the
$6,560,514.
new
and
gas
territory, with a population in excess of
Rochester, the third largest city in .the State of
for
financing.
the
Merc^
Sisters of
Keenan &
27.
tfie
to
amount
on
connection
estimated
is
additional
a
total
in
$45,000,000
expenditures,
be
reported
used
also
company
a
1,500 ton-a-day mill to be built in the
Ambrosia^ake area of New Mexico at a cost of about $9,000,000.
HomcstakTTinticipates that it will expend up to $17,000,000 on
financing the operations of Sapin.
Sapin has entered into a loan
1, 1986.
including the discharge of
obligations.
In
1956,
the company
and
improvements, to
its
facilities
additions
provide
at
program,
short-term
spend
To
$22,500,000
purposes
five years. 'Regular redemption
redeemed"prf&r to July i;"#$8,
July 1, "lD86f special redemp¬
those" redeemed-prior to July 1,
BUSINESS—Corporation
in
June
and
trates
See
after
or
construction
about
and
first
those
on
for
fiiom l0L185'f " for
for those redeemed on or after July
PROCEEDS—Net
(he
for
range
1958, to 100'it
with
redeemable
not
are
"Allen"
and
and
financing
bids
prices
tion
construction
the
Homestake-Sapin
terest
„
received by the corporation for Its bonds as 47/nS were
Blyth & Co.,-Inc., 100.27; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, East¬
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.
(jointly), 100.2109, "6fid Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.1399. The First
Boston Corp, bid 101.379 for 5s.
manufacturing
"
the next few days.—V.
This corporation and the Homestake Mining Co. on July 2 announced
completion of terms lor its Homestake-Sapin partnership agreement,
man
The
to
Sabre-Pinon
follows:
as
a
by the company at 2905 Fourth Ave. South, Seattle,
>.
An
Rochester
cream
200,000 $25 preferred shares.
Grant Horsey, President, stated that none of the
newly created stock
to be used for the purchase of the Salada businesses.
He con¬
firmed
that
there
would
be
additional
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd., Toronto, Can.—Financing
underwriting group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody
& Co., White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. on July 3
publicly offered $15,000,000 of 4%% first mortgage
bonds, series R due July 1, 1987, at a price of 101.185%
"Hun gerford-Smith"
and
see
yV. 186, 10.
the
bringing
products under the
cocoa
ice
the
was
working model, the
available, to design and
build commercial size components for these
systems which may be used
in any configuration of
parking facilities.—V. 185, p. 2562.
in
Rimrock
to
shares,
.,
addition
The
Selection Trust Ltd.—Offer to
year
relating
full scale working model of
a
company also proposes, if sufficient funds
its 'employees
for
now leased
Wash.
will
Rhodesian
Earlier
application
shareholders
of
stock
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
and
.
movable storage platform and a portion of the track to establish load
factors and radius requirements of the arc.
This will be done on the
1040.
185, p.
construct
proposes to
company
agreement
has designed five different models of the circuit checker.
There is a 100-circuit, light-weight portable unit that is ideal for field
use, and other units with capacities of 200, 400, 800 and 1,200 circuits.
The units can be built to operate from almost any power source.
Each
unit is complete and requires no modification to test different types of
Republic
also acquired a patent
storing automobiles.
and
cocoa
under
."'
The
of
means
supplies
brands.
present time, the company has a working model of one of the
vehicle transfer machines and design work 'is now in progress on an
advanced model of the transfer vehicle.
The
Republic Aviation Corp.—Short Cut to Short Circuits
A hew
and
the "S E A" brand; candy,
"Crawford"
brands;
and
fountain
.
At the
1300.
p.
has
company
method
registration statement with the SEC on July
1, 1957, covering 75,000 shares of Its $5 per common stock, to bo
offered, for subscription by certain of its employees pursuant to the
This
quired from Glenn A. DIehl certain proposed patent applications cover¬
ing the following inventions: <li
Applications relating to means for
moving cars to storage stalls; (2) an application relating to lifter
transport for parking lots; and <3) an application relating to transfer
car and power means therefor.
\
Searches have been completed on all of there proposed applications
and in
the opinion of Smith and Tuck, patent attorneys, the ideas
embodied therein are patentable.
Appropriate patent applications are
now in the process of preparation
by smith and Tuck, and will be filed
shortly.
.
page 47)
200,000
150,000
Number 5653
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(117)
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
the
In
first
we
are
3:f
table
second
Fuller
(D.
6ft
Fuller
Brush,
Class
Gamcwell
Payable of Ree.
(Second
Co.
Adams-Millis
Albemarle
Class
6ft
dividend
quarter
Steel
of
(quar.)
6-30
3
7-12
50c
8-
1
7-19
held
1214c
j.
7-
1
6-20
tlie capital stock on a
1
6-20
.
class
Mfg.,
A
(quar.)__
Mills
(quar.)_
American
American
50c
Fidelity
Viscose
Ainerican
Zinc
Anderson
Clayton
Corp.
Lead
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Oil
from
-Atlanta
Atlantic
Oil
Stock
gains
7-U
77-
8
9-
6
9-14
8-19
9-14
each
9-14
8-19'
9-
$4.50
Class
7-
1
$1.50
1
7-15
Jantzcn
15c
preferred
R
7-16
3714c
7-30
7-30
7-16
7-30
7-1G
.
Manufacturing, 82.25 preferred
Tool & Machines, Inc.—
Series
56 Vic
8-
1
8-
1
7-
Kish
1
Blum's
Finance
Co.
5ft
(Calif.),
Columbia
Forest
$3.80
preferred
Oil.,
American
preferred
$1.25
preferred
7-
7-15
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_
Carwin Co.
&
Gas
9-23
8
7-
7-16
5-16
8-15
8-
1
Manhattan
Bank
Cleveland «te Pittsburgh RR., 7'ft
4ft guaranteed (quar.)—
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-10
30c
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
31 Jic
8-
1
17-10
33c
8-
1
7-10
7- 1
6-20
Aluminum
Products
ft
20c
8-
1
9-15
(stock dividend)
redeemable
preference
1
50c
10c
133ic
7-31
7-16
6ft
Rubber
7- 5
7-
7-15
(From
investment
.
-
7-2
6-5
Common
U5c
tl5c
£25c
30c
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
—
Co.
5ft
7-31
6-28
$2.50
25c
1
7-16
7-31
8-
9-
1
6c
3 Hie
9-30
12-31
60c
7-15
7-
10c
7-30
7-15
15c
9-
3
8-16
30C
8-15
7-26
10c
8-
1
Outlet
7-19
9
Bros,
Day-Brite
(quar.)
Lighting (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores, Inc.,
514ft
—
-
common
(quar.)
Records Co., Ltd.—
Decca
American
depositary
Deerfield
Glassine
Delaware
Power
Detroit
(No
&
8-
14c
preferred
receipts——
Light Co.
7-12
8-15
8-
7-
5':<
(quar.)
this
Discount
Mfg.—
taken on common
J ),
(C.
8-
1
39C
10-
1
1
7-10
$15C
$3714c
8-
1
7-
2
6-29
8-1
7-15
Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
participating preference B (quar.)
Drexel
Furniture
(quar.)
$20c
Acadia
Acme
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
10-1
77o
Parking
6-20
9-16
8-30
7-26
7-12
9- 3
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7-17
7-22
8- 1
7-15
7-31
7-15
114ft
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)—;
Employers Group Asso. (quar.)
™—
Erie & Pittsburgh „■ RR., 7ft
pfd. (quar.
Exeter & Hampton'Electric Co., com.(q'uar.>
5ft preferred (quar.)—
—
<
60c
8714c
f
9-10
■
.
«
7-16
7-30
•
.
9- 4
8- 1
8- 1
7-12
7-15
•65c
7-15
7-
—
7-
(N. -J..) (stoek dividend-
—
•
f'-enestrat Inc. {.qu«r.)r'-J—
.'.-Fidueiary Mutual Investing- Co.
Fifty Asso. (Boston ) •
sterling Lie., 7%
pfd.
—
(quar.)
2V4ft
7-
7-20
50c:. .7-197-15 ..12c,
r
■*♦25"
6-30
$1.75
8-
1
..
<7-i-l
8-23
7-19
7-19
7-15
3-15
9-30
9-13
5c
Co.
(quar.)
7-31
7-15
7-15
6-28
25c
;___
(quar.)__;
7-31
7-17
When
Share
class A
(quar.)__
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
7c
7-30
7-20
$12140
,
10-
1
9-10
$30c
$$1.25
1G-
1
9-10
9-13
8-20
2714c
^
8-
7-15
.
Products, Inc.
1
Corp.
(quar.)
9-30"
9-13
12-13
from
income)
15c
8-
7-15
1
5c
7-12
7- 2
20c
8-15
8-
6c
7-15
6-29
12!sc
28c
75c
20c
.30c
933/4c
9- 3
7-12
8-15
Dividend Fund-;
6-28
7-20
6-25
9-16
9-
9-10
8-1H
10-
1214c
(initial)-
1
2
9-20
1
8-1.'
7-17
25c
7- 9
6-19
1ft
common
dividend
7-
9
6-ia
Uxbridge
Worsted
6ft
6ft
Corp.
Co.
7-15
War¬
and
(quar.)
50c
7-31
(quar.)
15c
8-
(quar.)
Metals Co.—
preferred
preferred
1
7-22
15c
11- 1
10-22
$1.6214c
$1.02Vac
8714c
9-15
8-30
12-15
11-29
l
7-19
25c
7-15
25c
8- 9
6-14
7-26
lft
8-
American Biifcrite Rubber—
614ft
1st
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
Book Co.
(quar.)
American Bosch Arma Corp., com,
American Box Board Co. (quar.)
«4
614ft>
—
American
Stock
(quar.)
dividend
American Brake Shoe,
common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
•
j
8-15
Inc., common (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)—__.—
8-
7-26
»
American Fire & Casualty
Quarterly
American
9-3
Co.
American
9-12
8- 9
7- 1
5c
15c
(Texas)
—.
—
*4f-'fTr preferred (xiuar.)
—
8-22
7-12
6-26
7-26
414ft
7-25
American
$1.02 a
$1.18'4
$1.02/a
$1.23-^»"
120c
"-tlOc
9- 3
-
9- 3
3
3
3
3
8-I0
8-I0
8-15
b-lo
9-1^
-8-15
-9999-
7-26
.
„
i
..
:
.*
-■
-•
■-r'f,
-
&
W. Fine
Foods,
25c
25c
Inc.:.—
St'.wCroix.l,«per J(quar.y__—'---4-
.
V,
-
gt. xLeute^Ban fVranclscp Jty.
Baa MiguehRtewery. Inc.—
CQ.~.
.SaTalagsr-'Af 'ficbeneetady "RR.--:
•€argent "$5
Co._
i-.
•
5-15
8-15
373ac; . •' .9-17 i
• 3Qg „ < .
"
,43 - 25c-' 7-15
„
—
.
r
7-31
c
8- 2
^
9-B
,
s-28
7-19
7-19
9- 3
7 13
8-21
7-3
1714c
Monorail
6-23
7-31
7- 3
10c
common
National
Fire Insurance
<
Co.
Insurance
7-31
30c
7-31
7-19
7-15
6c
8-1
6-21
20c
Co.,
7-15
6-20
-
(NY)
(Galveston)
3c
3c
Increased'" Quarterly
12-IO
12-30
8- 1
8- 1
3714c
•
9-10
9-27
<
65c
:
7-15
7-13
.
25c '* 10- 1
■
9- 16a.
Ltd.—
Class rA-7<quar.)
Class B _(quar.)
ITft »non-cmnuWIive 'PxeferT6el (<juar.)
^Sift +non-a«muJ«ttv)» -preferred (quar.)-—
,
7-15
v_if>
8- 1
8- 1
$$1.1214
(quar.)
(quar.)
^American President Lines,
,
•
-
8-5
11- 4
30c
$1.20
.
1
9-3
12- 2
9714c
$1.25
Quarterly
.
9- 2
7- 5
7-15
7-12
7-19
1
7-26
8-
3214c
3214c
(quar.)
Quarterly
„American.Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
6,ft preferred (quar.)_American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
■
11-30
6-30
5ft
American National
,
.
6-28
7-25
6- 3
8-31
—
Quarterly
;
9- 3
-
t$ 1-06/4
$15c
American
,
6-28
9-10
30c
3714c
35c
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)
American Mutual Fund Inc.—
(From net investment income)
5-15
8-15
8-15
6-21
Corp.)
dividend
Stock
7-12
9- 3
17c
preferred
American Molasses
7-16
40c
—..
—
Hardware
Co., com.
5ft
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd.—
9-13
-J$1
25c
25c
(quar.)_
(monthly)
American Ice Co., 6ft pfd.
(quar.)
American Insurance Co.
(Newark, N. J.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
3.90ft preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred, (quar.)
_
-(quar.)
(quar.)
common
6-21
.
7-20
7-20
8-15
7-12
9-16
12-14
7-10
50c
100ft
25c
American Home Products
l"\i
10- 1
20c
(quar.)
Valley Gas Co.
Felt,
American Hard Rubber (see Amerace
American Hoist & Derrick (quar.)
8-20
?
$1.75
X62/2C
(quar.)
^
;
Hair
7-30
-7-30
,
25c
25c
.
(quar.)
American Gyanamld Co. (stock dividend)__-
American-Marietta
—
pfd.
60c
$1
4ft
-
American Can Co.
,
5
7-10
1
7-31
Inc.
Corp.,
American Art
'•
7- 5
9
6
Federal Oil Co.
8-
8-30
Company is result of merger be¬
tween American Hard Rubber CO., Bach-
7- 5
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
.„_f/3c
57o
-'-Royal-Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
9
7-15
9-13
9-20
give the dividends announced in previous
den Corp.
Amerada Petroleum
8-20
7-19
7-19
(s-a)
Garages
Transport,
Purina
Class ;B
8-30
$1.25
7-16
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Products
Products
mann
7-19
7-31
,
1
10-
8c
—i
Machine
Precision
Stock
7-19
8-1
8-15
_
Mines, Ltd.—
American depositary receipts (initial)
Rochester Gas is Electric, common (quar.)
4 "e
preferred F (quar.)—
—
4.10c'o
preferred H (quar.)—
434^ 'preferred I (quar,)——
——
A.Wtf ■ preferred J
(quar.)
4.95*5r r<preferred K (quar.)——
—
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-15
8-
6-20
7-31
8c
A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Amerace
7-25
5c
—
Roan Antelope Copper
7-12
$1.1214
7-19
1
8c
Companies (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)__
ft $3.75 preferred (qiiar.)—
_*
Amalgamated Sugar, 5ft pfd. (quar.)_^____
7-26
1
1
5
7-
$1.25
monthly)
Altec
8-16
Electric
Rio Grande
1
7-26
(accum.)
(increased
Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Allied Paper Corp. (initial on $8 par shares)
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)
8-16
—
(quar.)
preferred
Ralston
5
8-
:
(quar.)
Allen (R. C.)
9-20
12Vac
(quar.)
common
Petroleum
Provincial
5-21
$5c
8-
20c
15c
30c
40c
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
All Canadian
7- 1
7-
50c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
net investment
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Aircraft Radio Corp. (quar.)
—-
$$1.75
—
8-15
30c
Company
(Quarterly
6-29
7-15
7-15
8-1
$5c
Products, common (quar.f—
4-12ft preferred (quar.)
3
Atlantic
Air Control
Air
9-6
9- 6
9-6
8-16
8- 1
.
Ekco
6-29
9-
Above
9-1
Rising Paper Co. (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Ltd. (quar.)
6-28
Affiliated Fund—
8- 1
7- 5
7-19
7-19
7-10
7-10
7-
8
7-15
$i.06Vi
Addressograph-Multigraph
9-9
7-15
l°c
7-15
$1.50
50c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Adam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
7-15
$10
5C
Eagle Stores, 6ft preferred (quar.) __.—
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7ft pfd. (accum.)
7-12
7-
3c
$1.10 convertible
6-15
7-16
(liquidating)—
30c
_
7-31
.
6-21
—
President
Dunlop
Rubber Co. Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
-
Per
Donald
80c
9-6
7-22
$1-50
25c
$1.25
18c
5c
15c
13\4C
Pittsburgh
7-15
$$4
Dominion Insurance Co. (s-a)
6
9-16
Chocolate—
we
Name of
'
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7-15
-
9-
6c
9- 1
(quar.)
finance, common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
5conv. preferred (quar.)
9-20
8-
8
9-16
-M
3-21
20c
10c
Jewelers,
Credit
Pioneer
214 c
-
7-
6-17
tl5c
7-10
7-24
8-
7-10
15c
67c
$2
8-23
7-15
8c
'
$1
8-15
7-15
8- 1
8-15
Inc
Pioneer
.
20c
(quar.)
J30c
20c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp.,
7- 8
6-26
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-31
7-19
7-20
.
Quarterly
—
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)———
5*/o
preferred
(quar.)
—
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp., class B—
9
payment at
(quar.)——
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income) —
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics Ltd., com. (quar.)
2nd conv. preferred (quar.)
7-15
12-31
Ltd. (s-a)
—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
time)
Corp.
7-10
8- 6
1
8-
3-31-58
$0.3281u*.
—
—
Airways,
(S. C.) & Co.
preferred
Peoples
Gasket &
action
World
—
——
1
8-23
preceding table.
'<< 7-15
(quar.)_—
common
preferred (quar.)
Parker
1
7-31
2c
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.).
;
Line,
East
American
Patterson
5-15
50c
45c
—
(quar.)
Far
5',i(c
Pan
7-19
1
Company
Pacific
;
Davidson
7%
Old Republic Life Insurance Co.
;
7- 9
7-15
7-15
8-
30c
10c
2ft
i$1.75
20c
$1.25
common
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
12-20
$1.50
7-29
28c
(quar.)
*
9-20
3l lie
X
7-15
2ft
8- 1
8- 1
10- 8
7-26
-
-
7-
1
8-
(quar.)—65c
Stock dividend
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement Co.—
7-11
7-19
Stock dividend
$0,192
20c
37VnC
-
preferred
convertible
$1.5©
6-29
1
8-
$1.12Ya
$1.12y2
933/<c
Gas, com. (quar.)
Scries- 1958
Quarterly
1
Below
Shares—
Trust
Northern Illinois Corp.,
7-29
7-25
$15c
American
1
7-15
2ft
25c
25c
7','jc
50c
*"■
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3;!hpreferred (quar.)
-
1
8-
'
$1.14
4l 'u7o
North
7-17
1
8-15
1-18
7- 1
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
8-31
8- 1
8- 1
6-29
8- 1
$1.09
New York State Electric &
7-
7-31
8-30
8-15
9-10
$1
$1.75
20c
J15c
t25c
J40c
50c
lZ'.ac
50c
$1.10
—
Co.
$2.50
12Vac.
Stock dividend
(quar.)
3
Casket
9
6-29
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Co.—
(semi-annual)
preferred
7-
7-15
7-15
7Vac
Class
7-15
7-15
7-15
J15c
—
7-15
25c
Stores
Yates-Amerlcan
G%
20c
15c
20c
50c
-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
7-15
1
(s-a)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
5
$1.75
(quar.)
9
9
8-15
$1.06Ji
Income)-.
7-15
8-29
<9-3
8-15
7-18
8- 2
9-14
10-15
$1.50
9-
8-
3
Fund—
Machinery, 5ft pfd. (quar.) —
5ft
preferred (quar.)
—'
Concord Electric, common (quar.)—
!_—
6ft preferred (quar.)
1
6-29
1
(increased)
7-15
8-
15c
Inc.
Monthly
Monthly
Wisconsin Fund
6-25
(quar.)__
;
preferred
1
8-
65a
ft
5
(quar.)
8-
9-
t
10c
Shoe
Winn-Dixie
7rl5
'
—
56Vic
8-30
8-
156Vic
(quar.)
Cement
7-
'
Compo
Westmoreland,
<9-12
9-14
8-24
7-31
9- 1
10- 1
11- 1
114c
(quar.)
common
8-16
6-29
171/ac
T
3
9-16
5C
(quar.)
net investment income and
preferred
Whitehall
7-3
7-15
$1.35
A
3
9-
i
.
8-
11c
_
class
9-
Louisiana—
of
$5 preferred A
$40c
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Washington National Insurance (quar.)
Western Precipitation Corp.
_7-10
$4
114c
stocki
or
Inc..
7-11
securities
Wilbur-Suchard
(quar.)
National Lock Co.
(quar.)
New York Merchandise
(increased)
8-
Stock
6-27
(s-a)_
7-11
1
Warner Bros.
Inc.—
preferred
National
of
each
for
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)—
Commonwealth
7-11
.
414ft
(quarterly from net
*
;—15c
pfd. (quar.)
6c
(Com. payment omitted at this time)
shares
Pictures
Combined
6-19
$4.50
shares
Fund
1
6-28
9-27
8714c
$20c
Colonial
8-
$3
Chemical (quar.)
Mt. Clemens Metal Products*) 67c
7-10
share held)
Columbia
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
Montrose
7-15
8-15
8-
3714c
60c
(Two
7-16
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36Co
preferred (quar.)—»
4.56preferred (quar.)—
8-30
(quar.)—■-
Co
7-16
1
Co.
(quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
4.40'o
preferred (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Common
1
8-
(quar.)—
1
Universal Pictures Co. Inc.—
8-
pfd.
5
7-
8-
8-
20c
Gas
from
7-15
10c
profits)
U. S. Realty & Investment Co. (s-a)
United Telephone (Kansas), 5ft pfd. (quar.)
J
6-21
(quar.)
from
7-10
Meyercord
7-10
10c
-—
1 '
.
l
B (quar.)
Funds, Inc.—•
8- 5
Square Garden
—
Manchester Gas. 77" pfd. (accum.)
Matthiessen «& Hegeler Zinc Co
—
McCabo Grain Ltd., 60c pref. class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd. (quar.)
McKec (Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
7-10
'
.
7-30
Madison
7-31
30c
gtd. (quar.)
(N. Y.)
;
■
9- 3
(annual)
preferred
Lunkenheimer
1
8-16
1714c
Central-Illinois Securities Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.)—
11
75c
$15c
65c
$1.12'4
$12c
Bros.. Ltd. (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
1
7-
.'ft
(quar.)
7-15
7-
60c
(increased quar.)
Oil &
(5c
.
5-3
Lewis
10-
5c
Electric
1
7-9
_
B.)
Co.
$1.20
31c
j,
*,
Hudson
8•
America
Custodian Fund—
2nd
5'o
-—
Canada
(L
&
5':;
9
27c
——
•
of
United Continental Fund—
7-18
7-15
8%c
Services,
Inc.
Laurentidc Acceptance,
Class B
(quar.)
7-10
1
31c
(quar.)—
(quar.)— It
Club
8-
10c
Interstate
$1.24
Chase
9-20
cents 2nd
80
and
common
,
common
Building Assoc, Ltd.
United
7-15
1
1
6-24
$1.50
Instruments, 4.48ft pfd. (quar.)
Class
9-20
7-24
^
88-
$1
•
•
.
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
7%
Mills—
the
25c
$1.25
1st
Laird
95c
-
— —
-———
Telephone (quar.)__—
Calif. "Water & Telephone, common (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
Central
1
10-
2214c
(quar.)
participating preferred payments deferred
at
this
time)
.ft
California
7-19
Ltd.—
on
1
8- 1
8-
Co.
Class A
8-16
9-14
7-26
$1214c
depositary
Linen
(Action
9-16
9-25
$1.25
receipts.—
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Caldwell
9-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Burmah
G'<>
20c
Vibrocrafters
45c
$1
Co.—
cents
Kroger
25c
-
Burgess
$1.12(-2
—-
class A
50c
55c convertible
Industries
60
7-19
—
Co., common
Union
income)
Kobacker Stores
7-31
(quar.i
Quarterly
Brockton Taunton Gas
2
7-19
25c
preferred
Products
8-16
_
Share, 6ft
Knudsen Creamery,
2
7-
1
7-31
$1.1214
Bradley (Milton) Co., common
5ft, >)rior preferred (s-a)
British
8-
6 Vic
$1.1214
(quar.)
conv.
Traders
;
S-4
Klcinert
2
7-
7-31
6 Vic
—
Ayres (L. S.), 414ft preferred (quar.)-.
4Vift preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Beneficial
Townsend Co.
7- 9
7- 1
9c
Ltd.,
(Optional of cash
7-15
6'4c
(quar. )
Avildsen
prior preferred new (quar.»
5ft
prior preferred old (accum.)
5ft
prior preferred old (accum.)
t
(quar.)_
City Life Insurance
Mfg.
Keystone
_
5ft
'
;
Diversified
of
Kansas
Kerr
7-16
15c
,
(quar.)
8- 8
7-16
7-15
9-12
9-12
9-30
30c
Corp.,
Title Guarantee & Trust Co; (N. Y.)
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
7-V§
7-30
15c
(quar.)
6ft
7-30
15c
)
(quar.)—___
A
Co.
investment
Ironrite, Inc.,
—
preferred
'
Investors Mutual,
,
(quar.
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
214c
30c
30c
i
".
Breweries,
Investors
7-15
as a preferred
intended for the
6ft
7- 5
—
dep. receipts
Interior
7-30
8-
~l6c
Banking Corp., common
A
7-15
(quar.)
Investment Bond <fe
held)
stock.
common
Automobile
60c
Ingram & Bell Ltd., 60c preferred (quar.)
Xnterchemlcal Corp., common (quar.)
4,2'" preferred (quar.)
'
8-20
3
7-15
2c
(resumed)
was
7-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
ingersoll-Rand
6-25
1
7-
Incorrectly-reported
payment
1
—
Amer.
Piedmont
of
8-
Sweets
Imperial Chemical Industries—-
$0.0151
shares
100
18c
(quar.)
l
4'*
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
5c/o
conv.
pfd. (1954 series)
7- 9
8- 5
.
7-
cents
25c
—;
8-19
(s-a)_—-
7-19
7-12
8-30
—
$1.25
Ry.
share
(One
B
4
>
plus
8-15
8-
3714c
(accum.)—
preferred (quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
:
Houston Light & Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator Co. (quar.)—^
____
Hygrade Food Products, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4ft
preferred A (quar.)__—
/3714c
;
l
8-12
7-11
60
(quar.)
preferred
Co., class A
-Class
,
8
1
1
8-
.
7- 8
Holder»
Payable oi Bee.
15c
dividend
Stubnitz Greene
41 -j'b
9-28
8-
_
for
Gas
dividend,
Avco
7-25
2c
Line
Automatic Steel Products
NOTE:
7-17
8-30
30c
income)
Air
1
9-17
Co.—
dividend.
Natural
convertible
Hoover
8-
25c
25c
—
Corp—
Finance
Auto
(quar.)
common
Ilolyoke Water Power
(quar.ft-
7-i5
9- 3
Share
;
Southern Utah Power, common
(quar.)
5 Vo
preferred
(quar.)
!
[
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
4V2V0
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Springfield Gas Light (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4V2c/o
pfd. (quar.)
Steak n Shake
(quar.)
Stony Brqok RR. Co. (s-a)
be
preferred (quar.)
Heat-Timer Corp.
(quar.)-.
$1.1214
—
J
capital
Charlotte
&
Co.
Co.,
6-28
-$1.12'4
—
&
investment
Bros.,
$2.40
7-16'
50c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
8- 1
7-15
50c
Home
Associated Fund, Inc.—
from
(quar.)
meeting to
preferred
6-28
—
7-23
proposal to split
two-for-one basis.
7-10
ft
7-23
1
Texas
50c
(quar.)
Refining Co., com.
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
,
($0.0049
a
7-10
^
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Ashland
;
a
30c
Appalachian Electric Power
T
4.50';/
preferred (quar.)—;
414ft
6ft
C.»,
Union
Grand
Halle
9-20
Co.—
<fc "Smelting, (quar;),___
&
on
1
8-
40c
45c
$1
(quar.)
2nd
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
(H.
at
3114c
Casualty
&
6-20
vote
July 29
on
Godman
will
8-
Stock
;
7-26
1
7-26
40c
Common
$1.25
1
10-
1834C
(quar.)
Co.
Stockholders
8-10
7-
$1.50
—
Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Distilling
7-
1214c
—
—
(quar.)—_
Allison Steel
Co.
7-25
7-15
7- 2
When
Per
<
,.
Company
Seven-Up Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
Sheraton-Gibson, 6c/o preferred (quar.)
Smith (J.. Hungerford)
(quar.)
Southern Materials Co. (quar.)
;
f
7-15
1214c
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
1
7-25
7-15
8-
30c
25c
$1
\
8-
lc
(annual)
(quar,)
General Public Utilities Corp.
Gladding-McBean & Co.—
a
preferred (quar.)
Allied
preferred
2nd
class A
50c
distribution
(quar.)
Paper
B
44c plus
Isc)
of
20c
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4';
capital gains
Ac me
933/ic
'■
••
•
.
Name of
6-20
!
Gardner-Denver
Aberdeen Fund—
6-29
.
7- 9
22Vac
_
7-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
Gabriel Co., 5%
Holdera
When
Per
Share
B.»,
AA
75c
(quar.)__
Corp.
reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
i
Corp.
Machinery & Chemical
ft preferred (quar.)
Franklin Stores
week. Then we follow with
in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet
(quar. i_
Telephone
When
Holder*
Payable bj Ree.
Share
(quar.)
Food
nounced during the current
a
Company
Florida
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
Dividend
Name of
Fitchburg Gas & Electric
9
,
J" | ^>Am;eriBan^B|ndtinK-<f^«ftalng,C4.—
'7ft—Ist~preferred (quaT.)
7- 5
7-10
75c
.
.
35c
7-10
.
-
6-21
^-6-2$
•1.2$-
9-20 < M®
12A20 '--42rin
$1.75
*7-31
v A1.2S
r
■
*-■
'
>5
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(118)
When
Per
Products
American Thermos
—
Glass, com.
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
Anthes-Imperial
preferred
$2.36 preferred
$'2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.i—
5%
4.35 %
9-
receipts
9-
prior
conv.
Science
Axe
7-15
25c
Baker Industries
1
7-
preferred
'
$10c
$93s,ic
7-31
(quar.
—
6-14
.Carolina, Clinchiield & Ohio Ry. (quar.t
..Carolina Power & Light, common (quar.)
Cafcalin Corp. of America (reduced)
7-15
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
I)
Caterpillar
•
7-18
3
6-28
6-13
1
7-11
8-
$1
1
8-
1
1
7-15
77-
Central Kansas
Central
7-10
6-28
7-
8-12
7-
Chemical
8
75c
8-12
7-
8
8-
1
8-
20c
1
1
7-26
7-
3Va%
7-
':
5
7-26
3
7-10
7-10
7-15
-
7-
-'•7-19
7.-31 (
7-
Refining,
3
7-15
1
1
6-28
8-
1
6-28
9-
1
8-15
7-15
6-26
2Vk%
from
net
Ohio
investment
Ry.,
convertible
income—
(quar.t
9c
£
(.quar.)
Milwaukee, St.
Common
$1
(quar.)
8-
1
1
7-15
Paul &
Pacific
50c
Rubber
Baldwin
7-25
7-
10-24
10-
4
Baldwin
Piano
6%
6%
9-
11-
8
20c
7-15
(quar.)
$1.50
1-15-58
9-16
8-26
$1
9-16
8-26
50c
7-20
7-
5
47 % c
7-20
7-
1
$7
7-8
6-28
(quar.)
——
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
•
Securities, 6% cumulative common
partic. preferred (s-a)
$1.50
1—
7-
8
$7
4%,
previously
Barber-Ellis
7%
in- these
reported
Co.
of
Citizens
preference
■J
6-28
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.;
Class A (quar.)-,—-—
Baystate
Corp.
Beaux-Arts
columns.
7-15
75c
Ltd,-—
27 %c
Belding-Corticelll, Ltd., 7%
8-
6
3
'
—
8-
1
8-
1
1
7-22
1
6-28
8-
9-
3
12-
2
11-8
15c
Belmont Iron
Benjamin
Works
Franklin Hotel
Watch
Benrus
Canada (quarj
(quar.)__.—,—;.—_—_
Berkshire
Co.
Gas
Inc.
Biltmore
Hats, Ltd.,
(quar.)
___,———
(quar.)——
——
preferred (quar.)
Bondstock
Corp.—
—
class
Boston Edison Co.,
4.25%
A
(From
5
1
7-
8-15
8-
9-30
(quar.)
—
8-20
$2
7-10
1
10-
1
7-
C-
1
Quarterly
8-
1
9-27
9-24
$2.90
preference
172 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd.
British Celanese, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts
40c
preferred
Brooklyn
(quar.)---
Borough
Stock
Gas
Brown-McLaren
i
;
.'
.
—
9
6-12
8-
1
7-
7-31
8
7-11
10c
7-15
7-
10c
7-15
6-28
15c
7-15
6-28
15c
:_
7-15
6-28
8-
7-12
$1
(reduced)
1
1
15c
8-12
Burndy Corp.
(quar.)
15c
7-29
Burns
(quar.)_
15c
7-29
7-
9
Quarterly
,,
___;
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Butler Mfg. Co., common (quar.)_
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
15c
10-29
10-
9
&
Co.
Byers (A. M.)
Co., 7%
;*
preferred
25c
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
1$3.50
$1.75
7-20
7-
8
7-15
6-21
Calgary
$3
Power
preferred
California
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
25c
Corp
4.70%
150c
75c
Fund
6c
Laundries
Canada.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
9-15
9-
12-
Consolidated
Natural. Gas
Paper, Ltd.
7-
7-26
S-
3
Co.,
common
$4.50
preferred
7-15
6-14
7-15
7-15
6-
7-15
preferred
(quar.i
:
_k_____
,
k____
(s-a)
Continental Motors Corp.
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc, (quar.)
Corn Products Refining,
common
(quar.)
7%
prefeiwed
5.25
series
Corporate
A
;
$$1.30
8- 1
7-30
10c
7-12
6-21
12V4C
7-19
7-25
7-
1
7-15
7-
Ltd.
9-13
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
or
7-15
3c
7-15
6-28
stock___
20c
7-15
6-28
!
6%-
8-
2
6-14
1-1-58
Bit
Co.,
Ltd
Crain
(R.
L.),
Ltd.
:
6-28
J5C
7-20
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
Creamery Package Mfg.
$1.27^2
7-15
6-30
,Cribben & Sexton
$1.17y2
7-15
6-30
(Increased
Co.
quar.)
(quar.)_
,
preferred
Co.,
Co.
—
20c
25c
100%
15c
25c
—
40c
5%
75c
<s-a)_
*
7-10
,
+10C*
$5c
(quar.)
(qU&r.)__
40c
$1.12V2
—
15c
(quar.)*_
com.
A
,
(quar. )
preferred
iCc
15c
..
62%c
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
—
12 y2c
Ltd.—
9-30
9-
7-20
28Vsc
;
1
7-15
6-14
7-10
7-
8-
1
7-19
7-31
7-16
Printing
(quar.)
7-
6
8
8-15
$1.50
Traders
Life
Ferro
25c
,____
Insurance
Co.-—
$3
T
(quar.)—
.
.1
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
5c
7-15
6-28
$1.25
__k
.
7-15
6-28
$1.25
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
$1.37¥2
■
(quar.)
50c
7-15
7-
i
(quar.)
common
(quar.t
Department Stores
28%c
S-15
8-28
40c
7-31
7-11
__k
(quar.)
7-15
5c
25c
"
preferred
Corp.
6-28
.
■
(quar.)
Paper Board,
9-14
8-30
7-15
25c
quar.i
;
1
9-10
17c
(monthly)
—
A
10-
20c
Assoc.
(increased quar.)
(increased
1
2
40c
Sjtock -dividend
9-20
2%.
12-20
$1
7-15
7-
$1
...
„
7-31
7-15
9-
6
11-29
Fibreboard
4%
Paper Products,
preferred (quar.)
1
Fidelity & Deposit-Co. (Md.) (quar.)__
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
Stock dividend
class
011
A
and
B
General Corp., common
preferred series A (quar.)
Fine Arts Acceptance1
shares—
Firemen's Fund, Inc.
Firemen's Insurance
Georgetown
■
Stock
Co.
(Wash.,
Corp.,
8-
k
D.
Washington
7-
1
5
1
7-12
1
7-12
20c
7-16
6-28
45c
7-15
6-28
&
C.)
dividend—
Boston
A
of
7-17
'8-
(San Francisco) (quar.)
50%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
First
5%
7%c
56y4C
(quar.)
$2.25
"
9-
$26c
5c
(quar.)_
Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D.C.I
4.60%
6-30
$25c
40c
S3.50
(quar.)
$5
H.) :Co..
preferred
Class
(quar.)—
20c
5%:
—y
(quar.)
(quar.)
(T.
&
Federated
Co.—
convertible
$1.50
^k,/
12t-2c
B
Federal
12-16
$2.50
40c
7%c
•.
$1.75
Financial
preferred (s-a)
clears
tquar.t
•
preferred B
(quar.)
51-2 % prior preferred (quar.)
1
5c
(final).
payment
5%
6-15
9-30
—
10c
k
Extra
5/k
,
1
7-15
Inc
$$1
17%c
50c
preferred
A
Class
6-20
37V4c
$4
k
8-15
Ry.—
Extra
6
25c
(quar.)
8-15
$3Qc
(quar.)
Textile
Federal
6
}71/2c
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
6-28
4V2%
9-
6-17
6-14
5,%
9-
1
7-15
Counselor's Investment Fund,
Courtaulds,
9-6
1
$1.3iy4
8-10
Extra
1
10-
$4
Investors;
Petroleum
7-15
$14c
$1.50
:1
National Mortgage
(
(quar.)
class A___
8-20
Cosden
1010-
$1.04
Corp.,
preferred
;* .37 %c
-
"
(quar.)_
Federal
■
$1.75
(quar.)—
Coimell-Dubilier Electric
71/2 %
$10c
+93%c
25c
.
/
Insurance Co.
7-19
$1.13
■
1
9-10
12V2c
common
preferred
Quarterly
7
*$1.12Vi
;
;
preferred (quar.)k__k__k.
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
8-20
1
35c
^
;
Federal
6-28
60c
1010-
vd
Mfg. Co.
Class
(quar.)
7-25
30c
k
2nd preferred
Farmers
7-15
15c
$4.16
7-16
7-25
12y2c
—
6-14
8-15
+40c
(quar.)k—
$4.52
15c
(quar.) _____k—
Fairbanks Co., 6%
preferred
Falstaff Brewing (quar.)
6-28
}35c
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred
(quar.)
Consumers Power
1st
Fabien
6-28
7-15
47V2c
:
8-15
87'/2c
$lkt2y2
common
Estabrooks
Consolidated
*
7-10
7-15
5c
(final) j._
Ltd., com.
(s-a»
preferred
Ero
of
,_
6-27
25c
_/_•
Co.,
Railroad
$5
8-15
7-15
$40c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
6-27
30c
——
-
common
Corp.,
5%
"
Co.
/7- 2
6-19
37y2c
—
1
7-15
7-15
8-
$1.75
This
-■ i
profnrror)
..
Erie
5
37V4c
'
6-28
•
(10c par)
dividend
4,16%
_:
:
$ 12 % c
' kl5c
$$1.75
•
,
Extra
8-' 1
7-30-
v
y
r—
(195(1),
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.,
1
25c
Smelting
Ltd.— "
(increased quar.i-
Street
W«r,v.
Equity
1
12-15
,7-11
8-16
(quar.i
Co.—
preferred
6%
(50c
6-20
9-14
-
Electric,
Coal
.
(quar.)
k_
(s-a)
:
$1.50
_.
8-
55c
».•
7.-3 L
7-15
:i25c
t31%c
Mfg. Cor (increased quar.)__
,«;o
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
Mining' &
Ltd,
$1.75
_)
5
$1.25
Craig
(euar.)
7-
9-20
Cosmopolitan Realty
7-15
4f;
7-15
7-12
7-12
1
1
6-26
7-15
8-1
8-23
*
$1.50
Equitable Gas
5
.8-
51'/2c
:
7-
51c
;
.-
1
6-28
7-17
6-27
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Emporiuni Capwell Co.. 7% preferred
Enamel & Keating Products Ltd.—"•
Class ,A (quar.)
k
A—
5
1
6-30
1
1
8-
1
2
7-
-
7-12
8-
7- 3
8-
47V/2C
>
7-30
7-15
8- 8
7-15
k
50c
8-
8-
$20c
7-26
:
preferred
Horn
Emhart
G-24
(quar.)—
—
Elk
7-10
15c
Ltd.. (quar.)
8-
.
6-27
(qiiar.)__^—_———k__
Elgin National Watch
6-24
8-15
fl-13
7-15
(quar.)a__:
preferred
Sault
Stock
7-30
8-15
7-8
.
7-31
(quar.)——'
Eastern -States Corp. ,(Md/»—
$7 preferred A laccunv.)
/
50c
S1.37V'2
Association
Optional in cash
California Oregon Power Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
1
5.10%
$1
common.
___!
'
11c
Quarterly
Calaveras Cement (quar.):
Calaveras Land & Timber
'
.
..
10-
Consolidated
6-10
7-
6-28
10c
Extra
6-28
7-10
7-15
•
7-15
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of-Amer. (quar.)—
Electronic Associates-ysiock div.).—
!
6-24
f50c
Consolidated
7-17
5c
.
preferred (quar.)
Bullock's Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Co.
8-
50c
serial
Hill
1
7-15
20c
__
Bunker
6-21
1$1.09
.
Consolidated Metal Products
Rxtra ,_k
5-31
7-15
1
7-15
$15c
——_—
J
conv.
Edison
6-24
8-
5
f.50c
_
(quar.)
Stdck/dividend
7-12
1
8
7,-31
$6 preferred B (accum.j_
Economics' Laboratory
(quar.)— k/z
7-15
7-26
8-
$5c
(initial s-a)_.
com.
(quar.)
2
Consolidated
1
3%
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)
60c conv. preferred (quar.)
0
6%
7-
7-22
$$1.18%
-
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-28
7-15
8-1
28c
50c
Ltd
Corp.,
'
1
37V'1jC
(quar.)
'
6-25
(quar.)
7-
7-
?40c
-
Canada
Racing Assn..
$1 preferred (quar.)
1
7-
;
56V4c
,
a.
Gas
8-15
3%
(final)
(quar.)
dividend
Brooklyn Union
9-
135c
British Columbia Power, Ltd..
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
4%%
93%c
(quar.)
ordinary
3
7-15
7-
7-30
7-10
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated GoldlFiolds of South Africa, Ltd.
One shilling or 6.9
pence net after British
income tax
(interim)
12-24
k
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Bridgeport Hydraulic
7-30
30c
of
Co.
6.%.. 1st
7-20
40c
8-
25c
arrears)
9-4
8-15
2V2%
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-10
12-27
9-20
Co.
Eastern
9
Connecticut Power, 4.50% preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (.quar.)—
Consolidated Edison Co.—
7-10
$1.06
$2
25c
(quar.)
Life
7-
8
1
7-15
$17J/2c
..._k_k_ik_k_kl"
—
common
Eastern ..Massachusetts
1
7-24
k
—ik
$2.06 "preferred series E
(quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)i—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
$2
Co.,
*~preferred
Oil
70c
5-24
$1.16
^
Co;,
preferred
Confederation
9-11
7-15
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
7-
8
7-
—___
pfd. stock
Quarterly
7-20
7-
(quar.)
National
preferred
$2.04
7-10
87 VaC
70c
—
7-15
8-1
50c
(quar.)
(C. G.), Ltd., common
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
3
8-
30c
10%
$1.25
1
7-3u
..
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (s-a)
Eastern Bakeries,. Ltd;, 4%
pfd. (quar.).
Eastern Industries, Inc., com/, (quar.)*
7-16
i_
6-27
8-
9-20
East
7-16
____i—
pfd.
C%
Conn
9-14
-
1
k
common
Eason
7-16.
1
7-
7-15
(stock dividend)
"4.80%s preferred
-
7-16
8-
9
7-19
iquar.)
Lid.
Co.,
*..
Dupuis. Freres, Ltd., class-A
-
7-10
7-31
8-
income)
Gas,
preferred
Conduits
8
30c
Inc.—'
Natural
5Vi%
7-22
8-
7-20
7-31
»
',8-15
..
Puqommpn Mctalv & Supply (quar.)
1_
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
$1.50, preferred (accum."
5
15c
5
12-
$17y2c
/
6-18
$1,12'/a
Electric
(quar.)
International
investment
Concord
6-18
8-
6c
(quar.)„____—_
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Maine RR.,
$5 preferred
7-15
5c
60c
common
preferred
Boston &
6-13
125c
9-
35c
preferred
Concord. Fund
8
7-15
(quar.)
Oliio
Edison,
Commonwealth
-
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Inc..
4.64%
8
7-
1
7-16
5
8-
12-15*
0c
deposit receipts—ordinary
Pont
f
7-19
10-
5
8-
$$1.12%
(E. I.) Dc Nemours Co.—.
preferred (quar.)—
1
preferred (quar.).
Amer.
4
7-25
lie
Engineering Inc.
Commonwealth
7-10
75 c
(quar;)——
______
(5c from capital gains and lc from earns.)
Bostitch,
7-
7-26
7-20
Southern
Combustion
2
50c
Bliss (E.. W.) Co. (quar.)—
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
6 %
7-26
50c
12-
110c
(quar.)
$1 preferred A
Bishop Oil Co.
6-28
$1
—
(qu.ar.)
common
6-28
12-16
7-29
8-15
35c
k—1
&
Du
8-16
8-15
8-
3
9- 3
25c
—•»
(quar.)
1
Bradstreet ,(irreg.)_.
!
75c
(monthly)
Columbia Terminals Co.,
7-15
7-15
6
3 k
9-
Dunlop Rubber—
9-16
40c
(quar,)—k
—
0-28
1
7-15
3%
——-
——
Water
9
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Saco
&
7-
9-
$1.12V/2
preferred (quar.)——
Columbds
7-19
25c
1
7-15
1,
7-29
com.—
—
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Stock' dividend-—
7
$1.25
__—_________
Special
1
2-
6-13
$6
<
—;
preferred (quar.).
Beryllium Corp. (stock div.)_————
Best Foods,
8-
10c
5%
Biddeford
7-15
50c
(s-a)_
(Fhila)
(increased)
com.
3-3-58
150c
(quar.)—
Co.,
A
Colorado & Southern Ry.'Cok—
4%
1st preferred
(quar.)___
4%
1st preferred > (quar.)
Columbia "Gas System (quar.)—k
'
8-9
15c
Co. of
class
—
15c
6-
8-15
10k
(quar.)
7-11
ti7y2c
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, corn-
Bell Telephone
Co.,
common
Finauce, common (stock div.)
5.% preferred (series 1956)—
:
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., common
7-19
30c
7-15
30c
$1
20c
Colonial
7-19
8-
4%%
7-15
75c
$1.50
(quar.)——
pfd.
(quar.)_—
Bottlijig (St. Louis)
B
.Common
—
$3 pfd.
; *
—
Radio
Class
2
9-
$75c
(quar.)
Apartments,
7-
1
7-10
•
9-
,
37V2c
preferred
Dup
$2
5c
Laboratories, common————.
Power
7%;
Casualty Co. (New York)—
Coca-Cola
6-27
7-15
6-
60c
*___
L_
;
1_
City Investing Co., common——Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—__
Coca-Cola Bottling (Los Angeles) (s-a)__
i
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
—
Beech Aircraft Corp. (quar.)——;——
Co.
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
held
Collins
t$1.75
;———
(quar.)
Flectric, common
(quar.)—
_
Ltd.—
(s-a)
$1.50
$4.50
Duke
6-14
.
Stock dividend on. one share for each nine
1
(increased quar.)
(N. Y.)
Canada,
Service
(quar.)
common
&
12-24
37s/2c
-
preferred
Gas
preferred
Cities
dividend payment on the 6% cumulative
common, not the 6%- conv. preferred as
Bankers Trust
convertible
Cincinnati
shown above was n
$7 payment
Products
Chicago Towgl Co.,
12-31
50c
common
(quar.)
Molded
1—
7-10
7-19
25c
.quar.i.:
participating preferred
$3.50
6
11-27
9-30
Baltimore Transit
The
9-26
$1.25
10-15
Bankers
$3
$1.25
(quar.)—J
7-10
G-28
7-22
45c
37Vac
Ltd.,
shares of 5%
Film
du Pont
6
(quar.)
$5 preferred
$1.50
preferred
NOTE:
12-
$5 preferred
7-15
Chicago
Ohio RR.,
&
Common
7-15
(quar.)——————
preferred
4%
7-10
7-26
Co.—
preferred
Baltimore
7-31
7-26
(quar.)
Ltd.
for each share held)
Chemical Co.,-(quar.)
Du-Art
fl
37y2c
10c
______—
'
(Three
60c
37y2c
3-28
r
'
common—k___
iqiiar.—.^k
.__y_—
Dover Industries
Dow
1
7-25
' 50c
shares—
(quar.i
Chemical
&
(quar. >
Textile,
7% .'preferred
RR.
!
—
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Qo.
Tar
Com mon
Dominion
6-18
5
25c
Hamilton
Baldwin-Lima
Stores, Ltd.
6-30
7-
$1.12J/a
8-
7-25
v
——_
'
(increased)
kJ_k_
Cox Fund—Beneficial
&
Steel & Coal.
10-, 7
7-10
62y2c
common
'Domiiiion
7-5
11-
1
'
k_
(quar.)
Corp.,
Dominion
3
87Vac
(s-a)__
,7% -preferred (quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum,
8-5' 5
9-
87Vic
•
(quar.)
Common
8-15
9-201
30c
.
(quar.)—
common
preferred
preferred
Dominion
J
75c
•
6-28
8-
40c
,
preferred* (quar.)——
■Dbminidn Glass/Ltd., common (quar.)__
7-12
8-
1st preferred
•4%%
6-29
8-
25c
7-
7-15
40c
r—
Dominion
Bridge, Ltd.
iquar.c.._k___—•
"Doininicn Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
7
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—.____
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)-
7
12-
3
7-15
*
50c
Dodge Manufacturing'Corp., com. (increased)
Doiiie Mines, Ltd. (quar. I
Inc.—
Fund,
Chicago,
9-
9-
12-20/
$1.19
-
.'
8
'
(quar.;>
Aluminum
'Dodge
6-28
.
9-20
$1.25
'$1.25
k
•
pfd/' (quar.)^_
—v
8
0
i»
7-
-
25c
-
!
36c preferred (quar.),<
7-12
9-
12-
■
35c
50c
Turbine iquar.
to $5.50
$1.50
Dixie
7.- 8
J-
-7-15
9-18
•r'
7-19
-
•"
9-27
7-22 -;
$$6.25
Detroit & Canada Tunnel (quar;)__—k
Detloifc; Edison Co. .'(punr.)_„__.
Diamond Match Co., common
(quar.)___k>-*
8
8
Tramway Corn.—-
$2S50
5
7-
>
8-10
60c
.
1
Denver
2
ZrlO
/
8-10
f
—
Ay2% : preferred • (quar.) —
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
6-26
12 %c
7-
k___
Dennison'Mfg., class A (quar.)—a
Common voting (quar.)-;
:_2.__kkk_____
6-28
7-22
60c
$1.05
—_
3V->% conv. preferred (fjuar.)—
—k.—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.— -
6-26
12V2c
f
6-26
12 %c
—J^
(quar.)
(quar-.)
&
Chesapeake &
7-19
7c
.8-
10c
dividend
Quarterly
7-12
8-
B
B
Chesapeake,Corp. of Virginia
7-12
8-
•
30c
(quar.)
.- '7 -19
30c
$3 preference (quar.)..__
3
1
12c
$25c
Oil
Stock
6-28
7-10
common
$1.25
—
Power, 43ri%
Utility Corp. (quar.)
Public
Champlln
6-2U
5c
preferred
preferred
5%
5
7-10
7-20
7-
8-31
12-27
$1.25
(quar.i_k_k
debentures
9-1)
9-15
,
50c
93%c
20c
'"8%
8-15
i
7-15.
15c
Co.
4
9-27
.
50c
.
*k
__k_kk_J_k
Vllbiss
6-21
7-22
5%
1
1
8-
2c
;——•>—;-=-
(quar.)
Do
7-31
,7-31
•;7-31
7-11
12c
—
(quar.)
A
Laval Steam
8-15
,
1
2oc
6-13
(from income)—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)",
9-
11.75
7-15
>
class
Dairies
Ce
6-14
3
8-
Corp.
k_--J„_^—.
- .1 Oc
Central Aguirre Sugar Co. (quar.)
>
35c
Central "Cold Storage
(quar t—
—50c
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
/
k
7-11
88-
1%
4%
.v.
-
class
non-cumulative
$2 class A
6-28
•
8-15
Cenco
7-11
7-15
$1.08%
$1.03%
9-
(tjuar.^k__
preferred
(quar.)
Co lot ex Corp., common
(quar.) —k_—k——k
5% preferred (quar.)
7-26
1
98-
Tractor,
$15c
4.20%
5-31
7-15
30c
25c
32 % c
Ltd.,
6-28
7-15
9-16
10c
David
.-Frere, Ltd., class B k^_
Dayton Rubber, common (quar.)
6-28
.
9-30
Corp.;. 33/4'% preferred A 4quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties (quar.)k
Davenport Water, 5%. preferred (quar.)____
6-28
7-15
.'7-15
7-15
$2
'Dafia
6-28
"'
8-15
(quar.)
$2
Daitch Crystal
7-10
1
9-10
$50c
$2.non-cumulative
>
8-30
7-15
$30c
8-15
9-
——
Apartments
Cu$ti$'s-Wright Corp.—
'8-30
•
7-15
$$1.50
investment,
•Canadian Vickers,
(quarterly from inc.)
(quar;)
7 VL» %
,
50c
(quar.)—
,& Electronics
Backstay Welt Co.
1
9-
56 Vic
$ 1.02''2
pref.
Axc-Ifoughton Fund B
General
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
2 y2 %
—
-8.
Canadian Oil Cos., common (quar.i
$20c
,Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)——_——_
$75c
Capital Venture Fund—3c
common—
—
10-. 1
10-1
——
preferred, (quar.)_k—
8-
(quar.)
———
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)—
Atomic Development Mutual Fund——_—.
Additional (optional in shares or cash)
$1.20
6/,v
8-
2c
dividend
■t
3-
preferred
7-19
tl5c
9-
(quar.)
8-31
1
——
9-
(interim)
9-16
8-
1
28c
"
$15c
common
9-
93%c
StoCk
Co.,
$1.03%
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Corp., com. (stock divid.)—
Co.
Steel
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Industries Ltd.,"Aommon (quar.)—'
jcoc
(qi'ar.)
&
preferred
Canadian
$1.31 J/4
^—
-
—
1
10-
$1.12V2
Cumberland
7-15
8-
25c
7% preferred (quar.I
Cuduhy Packing Co.,'4.50%-pfd. (quar.)___;k
,
Southern
8-" 1
10c
( quar.)__
Forster, 8%( prefei red (quar.i
:_
-Crystal Oil «fe Land Co.. $1.12 pfd. (quar.)2_
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—-
8-
32%c
Nichols
6-21
60c
8-
Credit
Austin,
7-28
7-15
—-—
1
.
—____
27 V'aC
(quar.)_.
conv.
8-15
Canadian Drawn
8-
Atlantic Oil .Corp.—;
20c
7-31
7-15
(quar.)——t,
common
Electric
110c
60c partic. class A (quar.)
(quar.)i_____i.—
,
2.
Hoiaera
Payable of Rec.
'• 10c
.
Crum
7-26
60c
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.i™—^——
City
Atlantic
Atlas
2
7-15
4# preferred (quar.)——__
Atlantic
7-
8-15
62 VsC
preferred (s-a)_———*—
City Electric Co., common
4.35%
6-28
9-
59c
(quar.)
prefei red
7-
7-15
8-
:
Atlantic
4.10%'
7-28
371/2c
115c
,
1
7-15
8-
TOpeka <& Santa Fe Ry. Co., com.
Atcbison,
.
6-27
9-
Hegeman Electric Co
deposit
6-26
25c
$7y2c
t37V£c
Ry. (s-a)——
—k- '" .|$1.50
Canadian Breweries Ltd., common (quar.)__
J37Vac
$1.25 convertible preference (quar.)_—_k
131 V4c
'Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd", (increased quar,)'
XbOc
7-22
26c
—
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Amcr.
7-26
Crown Cork international,; class A
Crown Cork &c Seal, Ltd. (quar.j
Canada
6-28
$60c
(quar.).—
preferred
1
8-
7-25
7-15
162VaC
—
Equipment common (quar.)_______—__
4 (2 % preferred (quar.)
k
5.25%
7-15
7-
Canada Foundries & Rorgings, Ltd.—
Class A (,quar.
1——k——'
7-22
30c
(quar.)
Associated Dry Goods,
1
8-
"
'
(quar.)_ki________l
When
,
Share
Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
4'V4% -preferred (quar.)i_—.———_____ 4:$1.06J/4
'
7-10
X 20c
Aro
Arrow-Hart &
1
8-
Name of Company
s'-:,i
Crossett
4
7-25
Common
9
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
Per
•
7-25
8-P,
7-31
Camden
6-29
8-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.35
3
toOc
preferred A (quar.)——
$'2.50 preference B (quar.)
..—
Public Service, com. (quar.)—
Portland Cement (quar.)
—•
Refrigerating & Terminals Co, (s-a)
•'Cahipbell Red Ldke Mines Ltd.(quar.)—_
>Canipbell Soup Co. (quar.)
4
55c
50c
California
9
J25C
(quar.)
Arizona
$1.10
9-
62 V'zC
$2.40 2nd
\
8
7-20
20c
(quar.)
com.
common
6-24
156 Vic
—-—
Ltd.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7-
$70c
preferred (quar.)„»——i—
Animal Trap Co. ol America, common—
5% preferred (quar.)
——-----—
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)_
Ansonia Wire & Cable (quar.)
Argus
7-
U5c
4%%
Ansul
7-26
"
.
Holder!
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
Packing' Corp.- (quarr^t-lkl™!-'
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)—
?
7-12
Ltd.—
Mills
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
$2.80 preferred (qtiar.)~—
•
7-19
7-26
45c
j.__i
8-1
75c
(quar.)
Anaconda Wirt & Cable Co
Anchor Hocking
30c
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Electronics
Amphenol
$2.25
(quar.)'____
Telephone & Telegraph
American
Name of Company
California
6-10
7-10
When
Per
Holaert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
(quar.),
7-15
5-28
6'5c
7-20
7-
$1
7-17
6-25
$1
7-17
6-25
I
common
j
-
(Continued
on
page
44)
5
-
Volume
Number 5653
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(119)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADIN6
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
3214 Mar 12
29
Jan
14
33% Jun
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
«
37% Feb
12
50J/4 July
98% Dec
14
109% Feb
7
98
" Jan
28
23% Sep
d Abacus
17
4%
104% May 22
Par
Fund
preferred
ABC Vending Corp..
Dec
4
14% Jan
»
11% Jan
2
17 % Jun
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58 Vi Jan
2
64% May 17
ACF Industries Inc
14
Apr
10
13 y2 Apr
22
29% May
108
32% Jail
ACF-Wrigley
10
38% Jan
8
Acme
12
26% Jun
18
Adams
1
27 y4 Jan
11
Adams-Millis
24
Mar
132
Ally 17
154
19
Jan
4
4
16 J/4 May 27
31 y» Jun
23% Feb
July 30
28
20
37% Dec
28% May 25
Sep 19
23 & Dec
6
22
Feb
22% Jan
3
19
22% Dec
31
36'% Feb
9
52
Dec
136
Feb
9
190
Dec
10
13
155
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
20 Va Jan
12
23% Mar 22
16% Feb
Jun
25
6
15% Feb
12
Dec
31
88% Jan
23
71% Jun
17
7
5% Feb
11
77
6% Dec
10% May
31
241% Sep
14
241 % Sep
Dec
5
160
Jan
23
May 4
64% Dec 17
Nov
30
llf % Mar 27
102
Jan
11
12% Dec
5
12
13
Jan
143*
108% Mar 19
30
25
11
27% Feb
36% Apr
23
21
56% Jan
4
5
77
Dec
26
97% Jan
3
75
Jun
30 Vb Nov
29
37 U July 25
32
104% Nov
8
125
Mar 12
108
47
July 11
133 % Aug
82
26
Jan
30
3 6 J/4 May
119
18
101
Jan
4
30 J/2 Feb
29y»Jan
16
41% Jun
19
53 J/e July
68
17% Apr
24 Ve Jan
18
2
Apr
25
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
37
7
108
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
27% Mar
B
3
31
31% Oct 29
28% July
70% Jan
61
39% Oct
47% Dec
2
11
Dec
II
£9
1
118
Sep 28
Jan
3
4% Dec
31
66
Mar
27
9
12
55
May
July
134
July
5
20% Mar
11
19% Jun
5
'
40
Oct
38
Nov
38% Jan
49% Apr
45% Jun
20
27
1
53 % Dec
27
2
39% Feb
18
44% Apr 30
20
42% Mar
7
3
61
79% Deo 26
23
8
12% Dec
28
27%
Petroleum
25
Jan
Ld
84% Jan 31
11
Dec
Dec
4
95
i
preferred
108
28
4
16
2
30
Jan
27
13% Jan
30
18
31
Apr
8% Jan
5
5% Dec
55% Jan
12
70% Sep
17
28% Feb
28
Mar
3
5
2
18
13
12
14 J/2 Jun
19
14
97y2Jun
7
2
16% Jun
3
2
17% Jun
11
5
May 27
83
3
56% May
21
Feb
4
6
23% Feb
11
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
6
21 J/2 Apr
4
25% Jan
15
25
Jan
21
14% Mar 26
5 J/4 Jan
53
Jun
7
21
28% Jun
27
13
May
8
16% Jun
8 J/2
12
Mar 21
64 J/e Jan
31
48%
49%
48 Va
50 Va
50%
51%
52%
55
26,810
134
2,400
convertible preferred
5%
121
ilOO
American Can
20%
20%
210.',
21 J/a
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
•19 y4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
28
Nov
21
56
Feb
21
36% Jan
42
Jan
120
6 J/8 Jan
2
7% July
1
12
6
26 J/4 Jun
26
34i/2 Jan
26
81% Feb
11
59 % Mar 20
50% Feb
19
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
105
46 3 4 Jan 23
142% Dec
27
174
10
Nov
Feb
46% Mar
Apr
39% Jan
25
19
51
43
13
59% Jan
10
21
136
Jun
19
155J/2 Jan
24
2
40
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
129% Mar 26
July 24
Co
41%
10% Dec
16
23
16% Jan
16
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
68% Oct
1
165
119
: "
Dec
26
120% Jan
4
123 % Feb
15
37 J/2 Feb
23
47% Jan
3
Co..
.10
Tiling
40c
12.50
10
Corp
Products
1
No par
10% Jun
13
6
23% Apr
23% Mar 13
14
20
19»/2Mar
30% July
87% Mar 19
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
72% Jan
9
85
67
81
2
233s Nov 26
27
12
Jan 23
14
May 28
Nov
7
July
Jun
Feb
25
25 J/4 Jan
May
31% Dec
90
6
Dec
3
42% Apr
10
30% May 28
26% May 29
For footnotes
2
40% Jun
3.90%
4% %
5"%%
American
Natural
Gas
Co
American News
com
2
20
1
5
Co—;
25
No par
CorD
Motors
1
No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
Optical Co
Potash & Chemical
100
preferred
5
American Safety Razor
10
Building Co_.No par
No par
American Seating Co
American Ship
Amer Smelt &
7%
Refg com
100
preferred
Snuff Co common_.___25
noncumulative preferred__100
American
6%
American
1—1
Foundries
Steel
7%
103%
168
166%
15%
15%
15
15%
22
22
21%
48
48
27%
28
36%
20%
36
21
36 %
6%
preferred
21,100
400
15'A
15'A
1,700
22
13%
36%*
22
21%
21%
105%
107 %
172%
173
178
48%
100
27%
28%
5,500
15%
15%
6,600
35%
99
•106'A
178
2,000
600
178'/a
2,900
*14
14 %
*96%
97%
•96 J/2
97%
a
15%
15%
15%
15%
700
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
1,400
98%
98%
40%
42
80
79
79
♦97
42%
%
*78%
98%
43%
80
(
14
•97
42'A
*78'/a
14
98%
200
—
—
40
'
42%
67,800
81
10
54
54%
541/4
54%
55
54'/a
54%
1.500
26'A
26
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
8,800
91i.a
91 %
*90
231/4
22%
23
25
25
25
♦25
15
15
15
♦14%
38%
10J2
13,100
22 %
14
88
114
36
107%
97 »/a
14
25
*10
173%
72%
700
'
*47'/a
'*
23
100
Co
common
17,600
47%
91
_5
100
25
Tobacco
& Tel
200
400
94%
25%
34%
52%
14%
*151%
7%
26%
93 %
56%
xl.36%
40
120
38 fa
5,700
2,100
■*
28 J/4
23%
7%
55%
29%
64 J/4
57%
28
22
4
1
105
40%
100
1,700
35
23%
*25
15
40%
31%
31
3
36
33.900
28 V*
48
28%
15%
4.800
42%
39
46
Independence
21%
15%
5%
87'/a
*88
25
25
Co
Refining common
preferred
15 %
89
'/a
13
22%
93
30
...
23%
2,500
25%
1,000
15
400
8
30,900
7%
,.7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
56J/4
55%
56%
55%
56%
55%
56%
13,000
29%
30
30
30%
30',-»
29'/a
30 J/4
1,600
34%
34%
34 7
35%
35 %
35'A
35 y4
53 %
53
54
531.2
54 «/4
53
53%
14%
,
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
153
7%
26%
94%
57%
136%
153
—
155
94%
57
136%
40
41
♦120
38%
-
*155
158
•155
27
95%
27%
95%
58
58 %
138
137%
41
121%
38%
41%
*120
38%
1,300
6,400
34,200
158
•
271/2
97%
59
1391%
27 J/4
40
3,600
—
__
—
26'2
120
38%
a
27%
2,400
96 »/a
1,920
59
59%
19,100
138
139 J/a
490
95
700
41%
41
41%
121%
•120
121 J/a
60
40 J/4
3,800
39 %
39 J/4
900
49%
49%
50
50%
50%
32
31
31%
31%
31%
31
31 y2
1,400
31%
31
32
31%
32%
31%
31%
2,750
49%
10 Va
49%
10
10
9%
175
10
9%
.
10
176'..',
175'/a
175 %
73 %
72%
73 J/4
>
1,100
55,200
175%
174%
72%
72 J/a
73
114%
112 Va
115
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39 yB
6,800
10%
10%
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
lO'/a
2,800
25
26
26
*26
26 %
26 ya
26»/a
24%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
•23%
23%
141/2
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
15
16
6,000
28 %
29%
23%
30%
6,300
175%
72%
115
116
117
119
.
10,900
1.670
7
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5J/2%
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
25
*23%
14%
5
Amphenol
Electronics Corp
1
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
Anaconda
Co
60
No par
65%
76
66%
65%
66%
76
76
76
X75J„4
6.25
38%
39%
39
39
39%
No par
21.80
*90%
94
911%
91%
45
44 J/2
45
44%
44»'2
44%
44%
1,400
37%
37%
37%
36%
38
37%
38
7,300
36J/4
35%
35 %
35
35
34
34
400
23
American
14
Corp.
Viscose
Anaconda Wire &
Hocking
Common
9
4
48% Feb 20
Anderson
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
30% Feb
13
43% May 31
Anderson-Prichard
25% Jan
8
Mar 20
Corp—
:
12
9
Cable
Glass
31 J/4 Feb
\
106
53%
26
preferred
convertible
American Molasses Co
American
90y4Apr
22.
27s,,
15%
15%
23,100
19%
*34'/a
Day
22
*78%
—100
Products
Metal
39% Jan
page
*47%
281/4
100
preferred
American
13
sec
47%
No par
preferred—
Metal Co Ltd common.No par
12
40
45 %
28
38%
Jan
95% May
44%
28
15%
21%
-
*85
91%
44%
27%
*98%
Amer Machine & Metals
57 y3
*27%
"
91
44%
27 J/4
100
preferred
89%
89%
44%
American Mach & Fdry common..7
prior
■
28
16%
42% Dec
107
CLOSED
*85
16%
Anchor
32% Jan
EXCHANGE
87%
*34
87%
1
Tobacco
27 V4 Feb
25
88J%
-34%.
34
15*?
Tel
1
24
17
33%
♦85
STOCK
15%
5J/4%
63%
57%
27i%
15%
American Sumatra
21
Jan
40
*
561 is
271%
*15%
American Investment Co of 111
64
56%
:_1
American International Corp
.
41%
•38
28
*96%
American
9y8 Jan
10% July 2o
88%
62
62%
■
141/4
American
6
87%
60%
97%
4
14
29
60
*14
2
31
3
63% Feb
Jan
78% Jan
4
€5
12
179% Mar
41 Ve Jun
Dec
17% Dec
9'A May 13
2
170 J/2 Jan
131 »A Feb
Jan
38%
*96%
noncumulative preferred—100
6%
American Stores
2
12
9
42'A
38%
166%
Secur;—No par
Amer Sugar
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
13
25
41%
38%
28%
15%
36%
x20%
106
.5
American Ice Co common
American-Home
40
7
30% Feb
13
41%
*27%
15%
22
*46%
20
1
Co—
Hardware
53J/4 May 31
18
70J/2Jun
51% Jan
41%.
37%
60
lo
100
Corp..
45% Mar 12
112J/i July
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
31% Nov 23
42
37'/2
43%
31
Apr
30% Jun
Dec
21
36%
.25
American Hawaiian SS Co
7%
8% Feb
,
21%
issued
4
14
134
20%
.
eommon.—12.50
Co
preferred—_
9
Apr
3
128%
*19%
5%
1
American Gas & Electric Co..—10
Amer
126
125»/4
900
63
1
common
& Radio Corp
Cable
18 y« Jan
Dec
120
•61
20
Inc
preferred
American
Amer
3
121%
63
Broadcasting-Paramount
Amer
158
29
14,600
28%
American
20
28%
28%
22 J/4
58% May 15
27
98
21%
37% May 17
Jun
35'/a
•97 Va
22%
11
14% Jun
35'%
98 Va
21%
11
33'A May
35%
•971%
35
28%
Feb
28% May 22
148
98%
•61%
33
13
3,000
34%
*97%
22i/a
46% Feb
Feb
200
35 '/a
34%
6 li/a
9
24% Mar 20
97%
28%
9
177
96
*95
95%
2 l'/a
3
5
96
*94
16,700
28%
54% Aug
19
27,200
61'/a
40% Jan
Dec
1,800
20 yB
139%
22%
33% Dec
16% Dec
67%
19%
139%
v
28%
6
150
67 y4
19%
63%
43
8
67
19%
22
83% Nov 21
Jun
67
19%
98'/a
10
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
14 Ve Jan
Mar 16
Jan
136
66 »/a
34%
Arma
American
Jan
10
100
•
14,400
♦61
Bosch
23% Jan
78% Mar 26
29%
50
preferred
14
41
*28
56,900
1361%
33%
43% July
2,500
14,900
52 «/4
19%
33%
*85
87%.
102
36%
101
66
.
•971/4
100
4J/2%
95'A Feb
.
95i/a
36
139
American Crystal Sugar com
10% Feb
7
19%
48
36
134
•67i/a
*94
100
*26%
,
134%
191/4
11
3
Mar 23
34% May
6
67
& Foreign Power__No par
12
31
133%
1
American
21
22% Dec
52
23
39% May 22
15 ye Jan
19,600
26%
51 J/4
17% Apr
Jan
97% Dec
26%
53 J/a
6
31% Feb
93
27
51 %
47
European
95
45% Nov
29 %
*26%
53
27
45%
Export Lines Inc
11
26
♦28%
27
30
*26%
American
21
29
29%
*28 Vi
1
American
40% Dec
10
29%
50
.12.50
No par
1
106% Feb
25% Nor
50%
7
9
77% Dec
35% Feb
99 y2
Jun
19
Dec
24 % Feb
36%
31 % Feb
28
Dec
Ve
50%
56%
178 % July
114
100%
49
9
17
200
34
•lllJ/2
114
5,300
77%
33%
98%
28
Feb
•76
34%
49%
56%
135
1,300
47 J/4
491/4
18
2
29 J/a
46%
77 »/a
*110
114
29 J/a
98'%
13
17% Apr
17% Jan
13% Nov 29
25
July
*110
300
46%
33%
33%
23%
291/4
*76
77J/4
33 "2
28
118% Feb
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
♦76
•22%
36%
Feb
103 % July
7
143
31
X96
142 % Nov
46 J/a
100
20,200
36
45
Feb
291/4
46%
1,10C
3y4
91%
48%
preferred
Encaustic
20
28%
3%
90
96 J/a
American Enka
34 lA Feb
23 %
48%
American
2
3%
89%
23'%
49,500
J/a
96J/4
14
5
•31/4
88%
46%
114
15
36%
28 Ve Apr
31
3'%
88 J/4
231/4
28%
76
57%
111
15 y2
15-%
87
*31/4
J/a
48%
27
23% Dec
15%
15%
11,800
140
55
•108 J/a
95%
15% Jun
18% Oct
571/4
111
*23
33%
110
27% Jan
35% May 28
3%
76
7
14% Feb
15%
88
33%
26
16% Apr
43% Aug
15%
*3'A
Apr
27
•130
15%
21
13'/a Nov
138
56%
*108 J/4
35%
Corp
Distilling
7
*128
571%
111
1
common
When
14
140
56%
*108 J/4
40
8%
299
10
Corp
American
Dec
*130
56%
111
500
__No par
5
30% Dec
140
56
20
America..
Limited
30
48
4
*130
100
47% July
3
•230
46%
29'A Apr
10
299
29J/4
9
17% Jan
8'/a
*230
56%
94% July
81/4
8%
8%
299
46%
6
35% Jan
8%
*230
28%
12
11% May
19% Aug
8%
299
*108 »/4
30
73 J/a *
No par
66% Feb
1
44% Mar 12
Dec
*71 J/a
*27%
8
3
25
72
10
27
Jan
4,100
71%
221/a
25
Mar" 21
17%
107 J/a
721/4
87%
41% Jun
Jan
22% Jun
17'/a
107 J/2
721/4
No par
93% Feb
84
171/4
1071/4
16,300
17
No par
39 J/a Jan
32% Jun
14
16%
10
3%
721%
7%
100
'
107V4
107%
1,400
160
:
3%
*16%
Color type
8
28
Feb
♦152
Day
17
Chicle
13
Dec
18
Independence
5,400
245
17
Chain & Cable
Jan
35
100
Dec
\
5,100
14,300
17
American
July
65
*230
Agricultural Chemical__No par
7%
59 J/2
27
25
17
28 Va
64%
•240
3%
3%
31%
27%
17
American
64 J/4
53 y3 Jan
9
27 % May 15
16%
r22>A
Airlines
3 J/a
*1071/4
5
18
Dye
30%
v.,
J/a
17
American
48% Mar 11
&
Jan
16%
107 J/2
5
12
Jan
67
3%
May 21
81% Jan 17
61% Nov
81
May 14
35% Jun
2
18
37 % Apr
3
13
Dec
r
160
common__No par
&
of
Co
Theatres
4
6 J/e
♦152
*72
1
preferred
4%
20 Ve May
4
160
17
100
Mills..,
American
24% Jan
4
27
4%4Mar
*152
3'/e
1,000
11
Corp
2
Amer Brake Shoe Co com—No par
5
2
155
STOCK
500
185
11 J/4
243
—5
Chemical
conv
•240
<*107
5
Inc
240
16%
100
preferred
♦237
3
1
common
238
155
2
common
Industries
6%
20
104% Feb 12
7% Mar 12
Inc
*234%
100
Mining
American Bank Note common
15
Jun
41% Feb
32% May 21
20% Jan
19% Dec
Gold
preferred
Amer
21% Dec 20
series__100
Vlcksburg Ry
Juneau
4J/2 %
19% Jan
9
&
1951
American Bakeries Co com—No par
99J/3 Mar 28
23% Aug
pfd
conv
3J/2%- convertible
Jan
10
May 28
CLOSED
American
113
Apr 17
16% Jan 23
EXCHANGE
65
Amerada
3
Oct
64
29
63%
Amer
May 31
95% Dec
30
28%
64
Ameiace
3
7
147 J/2 Jun
12
60% Feb 27
89
28%
*62%
Engineering Co
Amalgamated Leather Co
<
'
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
21
2
Mar 19
28%
62 %
Aluminum
4
126
28%
61%
Aluminium
Feb
104 % Feb
28'/2
5
Jan
9
1
5
27
Jan
11%
30%
July
26
26% Mar 16
Hi/4
30
52J/4July
3
79
11%
30 J/4
Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
39
121% Mar 23
ll'/a
29%
4%
May 10
39
11
182
11%
29%
Allis-Chalmers
9
31% Nov 19
4
181
11 V'o
Allied Stores Corp
31
10
181 ;<
180
180
180
7
29
Allied
27
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
180
13%
1
—1
Corp
8
Sep
Dec
26%
3
Dec
22
*25 J/4
Allied Kid Co
24
58
26
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
28
91% Jan
25%
Allied
30% Jan
44 y» May 28
Apr
25%
3
Feb
80
25%
Allen
2
% July
35% Jan
10
25 J/a
11
47% Jun 19
Mar 15
17
*25
98% Jan
Mar 25
14
No par
Jan
23
40% Feb 15
Apr
4.300
Corp
Alleghany Corp common
1
5 J/2% preferred A—1
100
$4 conv prior preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
JunTi
15% July
14
26
Feb
14
3
12
29% Dec
82
5,000
26%
4Vi%
13
85% Mar 27
21% Jun
4.2% Dec
34
32%
26%
1%
65% Apr
3% May 14
21% Dec
14%
32%
26%
Aldens
110% Jun
52% Jan 29
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
28
8
9 J/8 Jun
105
Nov
13%
32%
26%
Alco Products Inc
18
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
115
S3
14 J/a
321%
26J/4
Alabama
14
18% Jan
141/4
32'/a
Alaska
Jan
114
3,700
10,600
14%
4.50%
19% Jan
19
23% Feb
107
28
July 1
3% May 28
13
117% Jan
1,500
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
155
14
60
26
Aetna-Standard
21
16%
'
32
3
Dec
16 J/4
60
26 V2
9
35% Dec
700
16%
60 %
.60
32%
65
1
15,300
101
14%^
30% May
5
»•
101'"
14%
5
July
2% Mar
60%
300
50'A
26'A.
Admiral Corp
155
161/2
,16%
•
Shares
33
487/a
31%
Aeroquip
232 J/2 Jun
60
•32 '/a
101
101
101
16%
60V4
48%
the Week
1
5
176% Feb 15
16%
Friday
July 5
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__l0
7
July
15%
Sales for
-Thursday
July 4
33
47%
PRICES
1
7
13
100%
-
.10
14% Jan
46% Feb
4% Feb 16
11
Dec
Jun
Stores Inc
101
33
47%
471/a
60
1
25
Co
Express
31% July
5
27% July
17
204
101
SALE
July 3
34
♦33
48'A
HIGH
Wednesday
Co
Steel
14
10% Mar
12% Dec 31
11% Apr
111
10
34
47 J/2
100
conv
11
»33
5
common
Tuesday
July 2
July 1
1
Abbott Laboratories
5
55
.
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
$4 preferred
Andes
Clayton
Copper
tz
Co
Oil
Mining
Corp
10
14
45
3712
*35 %
66%
*91%
67%
76
'39%
95
67%
*75
39%
•91%
69
400
60
24,500
76
770
39 J/4
500
•94
10
11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
12
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
(120)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
28
23
39 % Apr
4G% Feb
9
7
24
26% Nov
29
Dec
5
51% Feb
12
2
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
4
Arnold
7
29
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
Arvin
Industries Inc——
12
3
33'/a Apr
Mar 29
16 V2 Feb
12
27% Apr
9
2
0"/»
i'VU
4*
fj'/8 Jan
i
19% May
Oct
9
65
Jan
23
25% Nov 21
11% Aug
30
26% Dec
Nov
28
6
28
14
103
Jun
Jan
10
97
Ton
11
9% Jun
27
10% Feb
27
23
11
12
57% Jun
26
94
9
15 V*
22,300
27 %
27
28%
28%
28 3/4
28
16.600
81
81
81
81
81%
29
*28
30
*28
5%
5%
82%
1.70C
83
*28
200
29
5
5 Vi
*5%
5 V2
*32
32 %
32 V*
32 V*
5%
32
32
27%
29%
.
32
18%
18%
18%
30%
7%
7%
7-'a
32
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
—100
92
92
92
92
*91
93
10
73%
73 %.
73
74
-73
73
23%
24
23%
24
30C
30 %
—._1
3,000
18%
30%
7%
7%
9,400
<
1,300
7%
32 V2
Atlantic Refining
24
Atlas
32%
preferred
67
Jun
5
78
Jan
14
Atlas
Powder Co
1
1
Sep
13
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
8
34% Oct
29
2
38
2
•>7%July
5
3
4u
J
5% Sep
26
7% Feb
24
30% Jan
5% Jan
37% Sep
26
49% Feb
24
43% Jan
2,800
4% Dec
17
12% Feb
12
35% Feb
7
32% Jan
2
93
Jun
28
Dec
21
41% Feb
13
53
81
19
Apr
105
41% Feb
May 10
*
63
68 V2 Jan
27
58% Mar 13
42% Jan
9
67% Oct
24
44
Jan
19
82 V» Jun
14
12% Oct
31
16
Sep
12
6
44
Jun
12
28
39
Jan
43
May 28
16
17 % Feb
Bayuk Cigars Inc
134% July 13
120
27
106% Jan
20
90
13
37 V2 Jan
May 20
102
Apr
43 Va Dec
28
31
9IV2 Aug
19% Jun
8
16% May 16
35 Vi Feb 12
9
23
Dec
8
31
20% Jan
47
May
42
22
Beech
12
4
26
27% Feb
Feb
6
35% July
113/4 Jan
8
4 V*
4 V,
5,800
41%
41%
17.400
13%
xi3%
13%
19.300
No par
33
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
9,300
100
100
93
93
93
93
93
93 Va
82
82
81
81
*82
100
50
50%
50%
51
50%
51%
51
51%
100
59
59
*59%
00
59%
59%
59%
59%
4-1
44
44%
45
*44=%
43%
45%
451/2
80 V,
81
82
84%
05%
88
86
87
8,500
13%
13%
13%
14
13'%
J 1%
14%
14%
3,900
*42%
44
B
3
21
24% Jan
31
36 Va Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Jan
30
85
10
89 Va Feb
6
Jan
42%
Life
Bell
4Vt %
"
'
42
400
64%
i6%
32 %
2.100
"
700
33
2,600
125
120
120
115
130
91%
92
*92
94
*92
.94
17%
17%
44%
17%
45%
46
17%
47
10
23C
85 Va
22%
22'a
5.400
17%
45
*83%
17'%
45%
85 %
*83 %
8,700
'
85 %
*83%
22%
221
-J50
*41%
Corp—ro
33%
33%
33%
35%
34
35
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
18%
10,800
40'
41%
42%
47%
44'
46%
44%
45%
78,100
10
,
*86
100
' "
/ '""
'
43%.
700
130
63%
*16%
32 Va
21,900
22%
M
'
17%
.30
•
...
44
*42%
16%
32
32%
640
84
*83%
common
-t
32
,
64
*16%
94
*81
44
63%
16%
*116
91 %
*42%-
63%
.
34
93%
85
\_1
preferred
,
32
125
17%
—
Co
34%
16%
91%
pfd—\l00
—
Savers
Howell
&
63
16%
31%
-X— 1
Inc
03%
*116
2.50
_
42 %
16%
<
12.50
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
31
16% Jun
* a
63
50
—.10
RR———
Creek
Beech-Nut
2
28
Jan
101
Nov 27
10 Vi Mar
Apr
50% Dec
27
8
4%
42%
13
4%%
S/
9
32 Va Dec
14
4 %
41%
13 V,
Beech Aircraft Corp
47% Jan
Jun
4%
41%
——
24
6
28% Feb
(A
Shoe
3,900
4
No par
31% Jan
17
14
Beck
48%
13
_
Instruments
Beckman
48 Va
41
Corp.—
2,1% Jun 21
39% Apr
Nov 28
3
48%
48
48
4%
—
Works
Beaunit Mills Inc
3
308.700
13%
3%%, conv prior preferred—.100
preferred——10u
11
7%
41%
4%%
5
July
86
13
preferred
Iron
7%
4 V,
Beatrice Foods Co common
35% May 20
136
26
Jun
80 % Feb
17% Sep
Dec
13
31% Mar 14
Feb 19
25 Va Jan
29
4%%
8
—
7%
13%
10
common—ft Y
Corp
Bath
Jar.
—
1.900
7%
7%
34 V*
40%
3
14% July
71% May 22
900
18
.
34 V*
9
common
Corp
44
23
46
*17%
34%
.13
Brothers
11
Apr
45 %
'
5.200
34 %
35
7
18
Y
Corp
Oil
21
16
a
67
45
Bangor & Aroostook RR—,——1
22
6
*17%
700
11%
18%
16,400
76%
Barker
Feb
19 Va Jan
16Va Aug 21
76%
Baroer
54% Feb
39
230
*11 Vs
2
12% Jan
67% Nov 26
16 V*
11%
3
July
*16%
76%
57% Jan
13
16 Va
11%
88
5
Apr
71% Feb
16%
17,900
84
75
noncumulative preferred
4%
May 16
Ohio
&
9%
53 %
83%
(The/
Co
preferred series
preferred series C
Baltimore
9%
52%
11%
'
5
9%
1
Wilcox
4%%
28
52%
83%
3,300
77
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
4%
51%
82%
47%
11 %
Inc
15
8
1,100
91%
47%
76%
6%
&
*83
47
11%
Mfg Corp (Thei common..—3
$2.25 conv preferred../—No par
(B T)
20,100
76%
Avco
Babbitt
46,200
9%
29'/2
73%
34%
Babcock
51% July
16%
*17-%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
16%
18 V*
4
95
9%
35 %
16
2
11
July
9%
34%
11
Mar
83»..
*17%
Jan
102
51%
Nopai
Co of
35% Feb
3
Feb
113
46%
23%
9%
29%
Day
*11%
($1.20/
prior pref
Va Jan
5
15
25
23V2
4,700
—20
46% Jan
5
39 Va Mar 13
5
15 Vi Jan
8
3% Feb
7% July 12
48% Dec
ui/
16 %
Independence
30
-
No par
common
Automatic Canteen
May 15
U
a
*89%
46%
1.800
92
73
91 %
91%
Amer„_5
Conv
18% Mar 22
72
Nichols
Austin
161
i—20
-
*91
72%
9%
9 58
9%
EXCHANGE
29%
83%
83
9%
9%
29 V,
50%
51%
X83
I
:
46%
50%
10
common
common
5%
9
31% Dec .17
95
Nov 29
Corp
9%
29%
46 %
90
46 %
$3.75 series B preferred——100
25
23%
■>
STOCK
CLOSED
29
9%
/
29%
*89
23'
'
*89
9%
Vi
9
29
/No par
RR—
Coast Line
24
Aug
.
preferred.
—10
com—6.50
preferred——
—100
non-cum
Jan
11% Jan
35 Va May 24
.—
18
91
85
14%
*30 Vi
Atlantic
6
Jan
11% Jan
><s
A".
22 Va Jun
•i
14%
18%
27
13
20
14%
30%
Jun
27
Sep
14%
18%
16
15% Dec
10
14%
30%
1
61% Feb
39
14%
1,200
18%
A%
Jan
49% Jan
95
82 % Jun
18% Jun
26 Va Aug
16.30C
32
—
8
88% May 20
10% May 28
80
1.50G
59 Va
5%
Atlantic City Electric Co
7
41 % Feb
29
Nov
30%
58%
J
29%
5%
6
3u-/2aun
2
Jan
9
8% Nov
94
30 la
58%
18%
1st preferred—
Associates Investment Co
6
20
99% Feb
Jan
30%
53
28
—.1
-2.50
5.25%
Jun
47% Aug 14
63% May
27
5
116
30:i a
58%
29%
Common
78
39% Feb
29
60
30%
57%
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
——————10
1
May
22% J»n
27
Feb
101
83% Nov
68 Va Dec
36%
30 3 8
57%
81
$1.50 series—.No par
f Ao'R Products Corp
—___5
63% Jan 22
13
35% Jan
85
36
26 "4
5
Corp
2nd preferred
7% uuiy
34
89
3
30 % Mar
17
11% Jun
Constable
Ashland Oil & Refining com——1
6
31% May 31
28% Feb 12
33% July 25
9
preferred
$3.75
week
Shares
35%
3G
30%
36
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
97
43% Jan
5
4% Feb
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
90
18
28% Jan
2
29%'. Feb 16
Nov
4
Feb
trie
14%
1
—_—_—No par
Jan
13
Ve Jan
20
11
10
14
Friday
July 5
,
36
301
Armstrong Cork Co common-
30
28
Feb
32% Jun
8
Jun
18
31% Mar 15
8
&
92
25% Feb
81
2
6
Jan
Corp—
Co of Illinois.
July I
3G
36
—5
—10
—5
Steel
Thursday
July 3
57%
No par
Corp
Armour
6% Jun
5
6 % Jan
Argo
Armco
37% Mar 27
11
15% Jan
4
2
30% Mar 29
4% Dec
26% Jun
27% Oct
Jan
65 V2 Jan
102% Mar
18'/a May 24
Oil
36
May
22
25
28% Mar 27
14
69% Dec
15% Feb
39% Apr
3
35% Jan
9
5
41% Apr
27% Jan
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 'i
July i
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
35'/a Jun
82
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
85%,
22%
a
*41 %
43
94
43
a
12,200
43
35
*86
—
23 %
-
*41%
94
*86
04
*86
■V
43
*41%
-
23
11.60C
35%
2.00C
94
.
1
■
■
64% Dec 27
8
1 % Dec
2% Feb
14
May 14
48
May
Feb
30
43
39
Feb
136
Va Dec
19
63
Dec
31
77 % Aug
41% Feb
20
172 Va Feb
7
8
16 Va Jan
13
71
Dec
10
15
493/4 July
5
Best
12
54% Jan
7
Bestwall
49% Jun
11
20
12
157/a Jan
6
4%%
2
Apr
75
7
Black
Feb
11
643/4 May 17
43% Jan
2
30%
Blaw-Knox
46% July 17
May 11
25
Feb
12
293/4 Jan
14
Bliss
(E W)
36
Dec
26
Feb
6
33% Jan
2
Bliss
&
1
Co..
65% Dec
12
61% Jan
2
29% Apr
3
17
Apr 23
25
Jan
9
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
23 % Nov
21
34% May
1
23% Feb 12
32
Apr
15
1
20% May
1
11% July 3
14 Va Feb 12
16% Jan
3
17 Vi May 27
Mar
Jan
17
3
26
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
Dec
12
51% Feb
12
Bon
Ami
Class
Bond
a
Corp
48%
48%
138%
138%.
14 %
14%
70%
71
*70%.
57
58
57'
37%
38
37%
28%
29%
10.600
43%
1,900
1%
IV2
20.400
Independence
Day
31 %
31 %
900
45%
45%
4.10C
46%
46%
4,100
49%
123,900
1%
31%
45%
49'a
140%'
141
14%
14%
71
*70
71
40%
49-!ii
49
140
14%
46
'•
'
49
141
143
59
60%
60%
60%
3.000
38%
38%
38%
38%
39 %
5,600
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
27V,
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
1.200
44
42 %
43V,
42%
43 •/«
43
43%
36,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1.500
*25%.
26%
25'
26
26
27
X28%
25
26
12
12 %
12
12
-1
16
16 V,
16%
16 %
-
,
11%
11%
f
930
16%
16 %
16%
- 'V
3,100
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—1.25
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12
Bordfen
61
61%
60%
61%
60%
60%
10
41%
42
42
42%
42'
43
x42 V*
42 7
78% Jun
19
87
Jan
22
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
—
-
79
79
*78
81
67% Mar 19
48
Jun
27
53% Jan 24
Boston
Edison
—25
48%
49%
49%
Bo"fnn
fe
15%.
17
i
Dec
3
98 V2 Feb
10
48% Dec
12
79
Mar 11
29 V2 Jan
3
15
Feb
28
19% Jan
3
1
61% Jan
3
36% Jun
24
473/4 Jan
10
Oct
1
14% Jan
31
9% Jun 20
11% Jan
2
35 Va Dec
31
40% July
5
10
54% May 10
29% Feb
58
12
28
42% Jan
3
31
24 Va Apr
6
8% Jun
10
48% Nov
16
37 Va Jun
18
47
May
44 V* Dec
28% Feb
14
92 Va Oct
26
100
32 V* May 25
9
17
41
29
85
37
Feb
48
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
21
60% July
Jan
30
90
Jun
11
11
36% Jun
13
37
9%
Brooklyn
Feb
25
15
Union Gas
Bigelow
13% Dec
17
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
15
Brown
&
39% Nov
16
46
38% Mar 11
48% Mav 22
Brown
Shoe
25% Jan
23
45 % Dec
42% Jan
72% July
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
No par
23 Va Oct
18
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
38 Va Jan
23
No par
5
..5
17
14
4
Jan
5
26% July 19
24
Jan
2
56% July 18
41% Jun
10
52% Jan
21% Jan
17% Feb
12
21% May 17
28
May 23
17 V8 May 28
3
89
Dec
5
95 V2 Jun
22
83% Feb 26
90% Jan
27
Feb
1
36% July 17
29
34% July
26
Dec
28
38% July 30
19% Jun 25
29% Jan
20 Va Dec
10
17
21
2o
iviui
8
Feb
11
July
3
Jan
9
5
11
2
12% Aug 21
16% Jan
3
11
Mar 18
14% Jan
23
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
66
74% Jan
23
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
62
July 2
May 21
65
Jan
24
72
Dec
27
85% Mar
6
68
Jun
6
7d1/0 Jo-ii
?5
28 V2 Jan
23
46% Sep
6
33% Feb
27
48% Jun
19
15
10
20
Oct
26
Apr
17
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
31% Jan
5
12 Va Apr
16
25% May
34% Dec
II
31
3
101
98
8
Aug 15
105% Aug
Jun 20
19
Jan
3
29
24%
No par
1
24%
42%
19%
83
31%
10
5
20
17%
Burlington Industries Inc com——1
4%
preferred
100
3% %' preferred
100
4%% second preferred.
100
$5
(The)
Co
Co common
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Billiard
CO
Watch
Bulova
Inc.
Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush
27
Jan
11
26
10% Jan
10
Butte
5
453/8 Jan
16
BVers
104% Feb 26
15
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-E'rie
7% Jun
Mar 12
9%
39
60%
90
34%
14%
45%
66%
23 % Jun
Jun
i—1
37
9%
36%
.47%
45
65-'«
Budd
15
35%
46%
9%
38%
59%
*85
34%
14%
2.50
100
10
33% Feb
Aug 29
Terminal
b
:
1
Co
15
Butler Bros
7%
Copper
Co
49%
15
*15
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
2
*78
81
49%
15%
37
• 9%.
36%
a
37
3%
37% •
46%
9%
38%
60%
88
10%
10%
60%
61 Va
2.100
5.200
8
15,800
*78
81
49%
x48%
48%
5,600
35%
37
9%
39%
46%
9%
39%
(it)
88
34%
14%
15 V*
15%
1,400
50
RR—
Maine
preferred
.
100
Braniff Airways Inc
—...—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
.5
4 Va %
conv preferred
—50
Briggs Manufacturing Co...
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
13% Jan 14
8
100
5%
11
Dec
12% Dec
35V«Jun
41
Co
Common
3
Aug
5
—
41% Oct
17
-lft
(The/_.
Co
420
11%
16 Vt
Jan
11
2.900
11%
46
50 Va Apr
240
53=%
•
62 3/a Jun
64
2.000
71
*76%
38% Feb 25
Jan
27
38 Va Jan
64
4.300
14 V,
14%
27%
No par
class A
18%
43%
57%
43
5
Inc
18 %
CLOSED
45%
•
No par
Co
B
Stores
'
46%'*'
14 %
138
2.50
ft
Boeing Airplane Co—
20
14 Va Dec
48%
45%*
45
1
Laughlin Inc
45% July 25
12
x45'
.100
1951
21 Va Dec
18
47
45
12.000
EXCHANGE
58%
30%.
31
10
com.
Co
(Delaware
Co
32 %
42% Jun
46%
44%
58 %
18%
43%
1%
1%
1%
31
1
8
...
Mfg
Decker
28% Nov 29
13
1 %
30%.
1
series of
pfd
&
25% Nov 20
23
1%
I
1
Steel
35
28 V2 Jan
43
1 peso
STOCK.
18%
43
5j3%
r
18%'
42%.
7% preferred.
—.
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del/ com. 5
11
46% Jan
11
17%
43 %
Inc
Co
(Del/
59
58%
18%
42%
Inc.
Gypsum
Bethlehem
17
Jari 24
155
Foods
59 %
17%
50
————
70 Va Mar 15
Jan
50% Sep
84
5
32% Feb
8
58%
——____1
—
Benguet Consolidated
Best & Co Inc..;
28
Jun
—
preferred
cum
13/4 Jan
14 Va Feb
Dec
13 Va Jun
146
5%
.5
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
9
32 V\ Jan
27
Feb
9
44
1
21
18
1% Mar 18
24
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
30% Oct
663/4 May 17
25
Jun
Aviation
Bendlx
57% Mar 11
17% Jun
40
48 Va Jun
10,300
48%
600
9 %
9%
1,700
39 V*
39%
5.900
59%
9,100
58%
*85
88
34%
34%
4.500
45 %
1.100
67.
69
69
72%
15.900
24%
42%
19%
24%
24%
1.700
42%
42%
6.900
19%
19%
7,600
12
*66
*60
68
46%
12 %
67
64%
68%
47%
12
66
*60
*68%
47%
12%
66
64%
69
12%
66%
64%
47%
12
66%
*60
*68%
47%
*17
23%
18
24
*17%
24
18
24%
*17
24
7%
35%
7%
*34%
7%
*33%
35
*102
6.900
40%
14%.
19%
17
102%
*48
700
9%
45 V*
20%
17%
*102
39%
-
*14%
20
17%
7%
9%
45
20
17%
43%
19%
85
37 V*
37'%
45
45%
6o%
21%
*34%
participating preferred—100
bo
34%
14%
24%.
43%
19%
85%
31%
10
common
44%
24%.
42%
19%
*84
31%
.-5
& Zinc..
(A M/
■
46%
9%
38%
59%
*85
x34%
14%
37
9%
37%
46%
9%
39
58%
*85
34%.
*14%
1
7%
35%
102%
24%
42%
19%
*84
32
*102
85%
33 V4
20%
17Vt
400
85 %
100
33 %
34%
2.100
19%
19%
2.700
17
17%
12%
5.300
12
66%
66 %
230
*84
7.900
*60
65
*68 Vi
69
40
47%
47%
48
16.400
18
24*!,
*17%
18
6)
7%
24 %
7 V,
*33 %
24%
7.200
7%
2.800
35
102%
*102%
102%
41%
41%
42 %
,
1
40% Jan 23
51% May
3
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
5% Aug
9
7Va Jan
17
34% Nov 23
13
8jh
A n
13
16 Va Mar 20.
38
Feb
5V4 July
11% Apr
5 Y* Jun
13
44 Vs Jan
10
6% Jan
8
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
43% Jan
3
32% Jun 24
37% Jan
12
17% Jan
3
13 V4 Jan
n2
16 V* May
98
Feb
7
76
28
84
1
66
July 11
5IV4 Jun 26
24Va Nov 30
30 Va Nov 29
33 % Apr
36% Mar 16
24% Apr
29 Va Feb
60
56 Va Apr
49% Mar
For
Aug 22
footnotes
see
page
6
fi
22,
Calumet
&
4
Campbell
8
Canada
Feb
27
$4.25
56% Jan
29
Hecla
Soup
Co
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
4
28% July
5
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
12
36% May
13
Canadian
Pacific
1
52
Jan
2
Cannon
.
1
1.80
Mills
Co
Ry
No par
100
42
41%
42%
.
41%
3,800
5%
*
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5,100
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
2,600
5%
—1
5
Inc
Dry Ginger Ale com...1.66%
conv
42
—.5
Corp
22
21
Oct
Packing
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
2
11
Dec
65
California
7Vs Jan
14 V, Jan
75 Va Dec
Jun
11
3
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 V4
5%
2,400
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
8,700
15%
15%
15%
5,200
*75
77
*76
77
*76%
79
76
76%
*51%
51 %
*51%
51%
*51%
51%.
51 Va
51V,
40
*28%
29 V*
*23%
29%
28%
28%
200
35 V*
35%
35%
35 V*
35%
17,900
50%
*50%.
51%
51 Va
51%
600
33
15%
33%
15%
15%
.No par
*28%
29%
25
35*8
35%
35
.No par
50%
50%
50 3
*
15%
.32%
15%
33
30
Volume
186
Number 5653
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK
Year 1956
Highest
12
411/2 Feb
1
18% Apr
18
26% Jan
4
31% Jan
23
45 '/a Aug
17
38% Feb
12
51% Jun
13
22
Nov
14
29 % Mar 20
22
Feb
12
321% May 22
101
Nov
30
9
94
% Jun
27
Mar
121
22 % Nov
29
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
29
65'% Dec
31
50% Feb
12
72% Apr
% Nov
20
62% May 16
54V4 Jun
24
NQV
20V* Jan
53i% Jan
26
41
Jun
18
19
24 '/a Aug
16
20% Feb
13
23
11% May 28
18'% Jan
5
14
1191/4 Jan
9
101
100
9
25% Mar
Carey
94
23
Dec
11
13% Nov
23
104
Jan
Carrier
19
3
21
119
Feb
27
110% Jan
14
04 y2 Dec
21
75
Jan
34
14
47% May
Feb
17.% Dec
17
e% Dec
6
99% May
9
July
7%
8
1081/2 Jan
25
13
64% Jun
24
3
31% Feb
25
Jun
22
17% Jun
25
16
19% Mar 20
12% Mar 16
28'
57% Apr
9
86 % Jun
15% Oct
16
51% Jan
81/4 Jan
13
12
Jun
17 % Mar 22
15
May
16
61
49
Jun
98 V* Dec
31
113
27% Jan
23
35
32
Nov
19
43
33
Oct
Aug 14
Feb
1
18
77% July 19
Aug
17
271/4 Feb
28
45% Dec
26
2% Sep
54% Jan
28
4 % Jan
3
75'% May
8
9
29 %
97
95
971/.
98%
No par
x24
241%
24
24
93
23%
24%
67%
67
67%
67
68%
5
preferred
Foundry
of
56%
57%
56%
57%
42%
41%
42
*41%
42 %
"
22%
*->2 %
22%
22%
22%
1,100
17
17%
17
17%
17
*
17%
16%
17%
12,900
102%
103
5%
92
Co
Illinois
31% May 14
36
May 20
Central
Central
& South
Central
Violeta
8
11% Jan
10
Light
preferred
3
43% Jan
2
65%
17%
17%
xl7%
17%
*17%
17%
20%
20%
*20%
11%
par
*47%
48
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
9
Chain
Belt
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
1'08
22 '/e
Oct
1
Xl5%
15%
4,700
.No par
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
501/2
G0C
90
50
Corp
90
27 %
10
28
*32
.5
Co
Corp
*19
7
Jan
3
8% Feb
44% July 19
53% Jan
3
96% Jan
20
20',a Oct
19
Jun
26
9% Feb
18
25% May 10
4
10'/a Apr
31% Jan
4
7
13
10% Mar 28
69% Nov
21
59% Feb
12
69% Jan
9
109% Nov
21
99
24
110% Jan
9
24% Jan
16
19% Jun
287/b Feb
17
31% Apr
27
28
36.% Dec
28
50
Apr
27
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
16% Nov
2
16.
Feb
11
29
26% Jan
3
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
71% Jan
4
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
27% Nov 19
46% Feb
1
30
351/8 Dec
20
43% Mar
5
33% Feb
10% Jan
Feb
25
24% Apl
5 7c
series A
5%
29
29%
29%
3.90C
3,200
62%
30C
35%!
36-%
37
37%
37%
37%
36
30
37
87
87%
87%
83
88
88
29%'.
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
36%
56%
36 %i
37
36%,
37%
9%
7 %
9%
9%
7%
7%
9%,
9%
7%
26
61%
62%
99%
99%
*99
100 Va
*19%
20%.
20
20%
*28%
*25%
'
61%
>
26
7%
25 %
noncuni pfd
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
22
5
12% Oct
11% Jun
27
12"% Jan
9
69 y2 Mar
30 %2
*28%
1
56
Jun
21
64
Jan
11
Chile
60
Jun
1
87
3
64% Jan
28
80% Apr
25
62%
100%
10^
-20%
20
20 %
2,700
20%
38%
38%
*37%
37%
24% Oct
25
25% Jun
21
30
28
Apr
94% Jan
24
83% Jun
501/2 Jan
4
/.
Dec
3
371/4 Jan
291/2 July 10
3
102% Apr
4
Common
31
47o
18 Va
18%,
18%
58 %
53%
•531;,
%
58%
58'A
583
a
1,600
31%
31 %
31%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
3,700
40%
39%
40%
39%!
40%
40
40 %8
3.500
27
26%
27%
271/4
27%
20,000
33%
35
26%
35%
26%,
34 7
35%
35% \
35%4
36
5.900
19
*18%,
20
20c
8
20
*19
18%,
58
18%,
191/4
*13%,
11%.
*11%,
11%
*11%
58
*57
59
*56
59
76%
77%
77
77%:
19%,
26!
25%
84%
85
84
39%
3.9%,
40
433%
20
47i/4 Jan
47
Jun
17
C I T
23
731/8 July 17
58
Feb
12
71
Jun
6
Cities
Service
12% Jan 30
20% Mar 29
15% Jan
18
18% May 31
Jan
6
102
Nov
2
104 Va Jan
18
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
29
17% Dec
27
231% Jan
3
93
20
Jan
3
Nov
109
46% May 24
185
Oct
75 y2 July 18
16
196
May 28
89% Nov 30
103
Jan
13
431/2 Jun
15
341/4 Jan
26
971% Dec
31
70
Dec
39% Dec
111
60
Jan
23
Nov
10
3
45
8
39
Jan
24% Jan
19
Jun
6
80% Mar 26
26
18
Jan
5
102
May
3
103
May
Cincinnati Milling
44%,
441/4
City Investing Co common..
—-5
5%% preferred
._——100
City Products Corp
38% Feb 27
46% Jun
4
17% Mar
1
93% Jan
7
20% Apr
96% Apr
12
52% Mar 26
175
67% July
May 16
80
175
22
83
Jan
36% Feb 15
92% Jun
67% Jun
/—No par
79 %,
26%
25%
26 %
83%
85
EXCHANGE
40
Equipment Co
—15
& St Louis Ry Co com—.100
noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
C C
C
39%
40
CLOSED
45%
45%
66 %
45%
Climax
71% Feb
6
40% May
4
preferred
$4.50
14
3
100
20
78i/2 Aug 15
60% Feb
5U% Jan
13
40%'
Jan
5
141
Nov
15
125
98»/» Dec
20
131 y2 Mar
40% Nov
29
62% Jan
75
Dec
19
94% Mar
13% Nov
21
231/2 Jan
9
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
Jan
13
.2
2
27
99% July
1
99
Jan
2
800
47
Dec
9
5
12
Jan
123% Jun
43 % Mar
139
Jan
106
12
7'7c
8
Mar
8
800
17
Feb
27
73
26
83
13% Feb
25
16% May 31
Collins &
Feb
11
33% Jan
Colorado
27
17
46% Jan 14
Apr
2
11
501/4 July 30
47% Mar 12
50% Feb
28
3
5iy2 Mar 12
39% Jan
13
50% Apr
25
30
Dec
50
661/4 Apr
9
55
Jan
ll
59
Mar
.100
——
Co
preferred.10 )
(The)—
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
17
Nov
No par
No par
Coca-C-ola Internat'l Corp
Apr
Jun
Apr
No par
—
cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola
41
36% Dec
54
preferred
4 7o
5
114% May
Molybdenum
Peabody & Co com
Cluett
5
—10
com
No par
-No par
—...,
21
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
16% Feb
13
18
Jan
8
17
Feb
25
20% Jun
14
Columbia Pictures common
841/4 Jan
74% Jun
10
78% Jan
11
Apr
1
48% Jan
4
$4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon
Col -mbia
36% May 15
Class
A
35% May 15
Class
Eroadcasling System—*
.2.50
B
.-2.50
No par
•
Columbia Gas System
Inc
—..5
—No par
8
Dec
3
IO1/4 Jan
4% Nov 23
6
9
8'/4 Mar 16
93
21
Jun
8% Feb
6
4% Apr
8
12% Jun
21
104
Feb
4.64%
14
31
18
Jan
4
15
26
22% Jan
12
Dec
Co
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
42 '/# Nov
15
231/4 Mar 19
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
26 %
Oct"7
-15% Dec
15
36V2 Mar 12
31
18% May
9
Dec
28
34% Jan
30
21% Apr 18
431/2 July 25
Jan
19
44
Nov
26
A Va Sep
28
14% Jan
9
23
■
11
49% Jan
Jan
3
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
1
90% Jun
21
101% Jan
4
83
Mar 12
103% Jan
July
1
28
23
19
104
Dec
7
20% Apr
Sep 18
17% Jun
11
85
Jun
24
36% Jan
la
29% Jan
2
106% Jan
20
.28% Nov 28
99
Dec
31
94
Utilities
99% Jan
2
56% Aug
3
42% Feb
11
48
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
83
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
For
footnotes
see
page
22.
3
108% Jan
18
9
<•;
4
$4.52
Jan
——
15
118
-
Mar 12
America—
a
—
preferred
$5.50
...—
preferred
Continental
4
92% Feb
Common
—*
Continental Baking
3
1
No par
No par
No par
——
4%
Mar 29
105
10
83
Jan
1.33%
——1
Power Co com.;—No par
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.50
Apr 24
33% May
39'/4 Feb
-
Corp
Natural
Consolidated
95% Mar 27
Jan
1
Can
$3.75
conv
Co common—5
—
2nd
No pur
Inc common.—.10
No par
preferred
$4.50
- 5
.100
preferred.;
100
18,900
32
32%
31%
311/4
32
%
5,800
17%
17'/2
173s
17%
36,000
18%
18%
19
18%
19
31%
31
31%
30%
30%
31
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%,
19
18%
31%
31
•«
2,200
'
74
*73'%
74%
74%,
*74
74%
*73%
46
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
3.300
46 V*
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,700
28
28%
93
93 V*
8%
*8i/4
5%
Container Corp of
38% Dec
88
•
317(i
8%
%
8
7/a
32
1
13,600
48
11,600
5%
5%
12%
1234
4,000
12
12%
11,000
35
12%
121/4
12%
35V4
35 V*
34%
13%
14
13%
14
14
421/4
42a4
42%
'
13%
14%
3.500
43%
43%
17,300
98%
43
42%
973,4
97%
98%
96%.
49%
49'%
50
49%
50%
29%
30'/a
30
31%
32
33%
15
15
15
15
14%
15%
15 1/2
15%
15%
15%
9»J%
.3,600
50
50 3 8
6.300
32%
33
7,800
15 »/8
15%
1,800
15%
15%
15%
1,500
*15%
98%
16
16
15%
16%
15%
15%
44%
44
45%
44%
45
45
44%
43
43
41 'A
42 %
44
2%
3
2%
45:,/B
46
45%
46'/4
46
92 %
92%
92%
92%
♦92
91%
91%
92
83
19%
83
19%
*82
85%
31
31%
101
101
46%
46 3 4
83
83
112%
112r%
*83
V*
19%
85%
*100
46%
*112
3
46%
92%
2%
46 %
92 %
500
16
45! 4
41
%
4,900
700
46%
16,800
9,300
92'4
440
3
*91
*31
*80
700
35
43 la
48'/8
15%
*34%
14%
x97! i
3
2,000
5%
12%
34%
46%
2,200
1,000
9
12 %
5%
12%
2ae
7,900
15,400
12%
5%
34%
%
—
13
12%
45%
■
)
■
12%
~
82% Dec 31
_
45
30
5%
22
51 % Mar 13
53 Va
12%,
22
109% Feb
*52
5'/8
Consolidated Laundries
14
112
18
53%
123/4
Mills Corp
Consumers
18
*52
8%
17
19
53 %
*8%
23
Dec
-
.
30
*j2
93
Jan
Dec
93
56
94%
3% Jan
43% Dec
43%
*54
93%
Cftrp
5
Gas..———10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
tConsolidated Retail Stores Inc.—1
92
->-
*41
56
93%
14
58
100
42
*54
93'/4
49% Jun
Mar 28
600
42
56%
93
Consolidated Gas
3
12,200
com—25
cumulative preferred—100
15
8
10
2934
48%
39
16
14
28%
48
«
44
30
*74
i
300
15
*14%
49
12
*8%
Cone
80
56%
*
r
,
14.200
75
38-%
13
1% May 15
31
__
44
74
39
Consolidated Foods
39% Feb
.52
_
—
43%
75
38%
14
17
52
—
44 %
43%
*72 %
16%
16% Jan
.15% May 29
39% Feb 12
71
39
21
Apr
44%
74
16%
14% Feb
Jun
42%
74
38%
23
45% Jan
107
-13
16%
Conde
7
*800
*890
42%
74
1
1
4.100
107%
38%,
35% Jan
28 % May
1
107
16%
6
25
Jan
109
101%
38%
1
41% Jun
97% July
42% May
18
105
104%
1
19
39% Jan
24
100 •
16%
23
1
13% Jun
Jan
102
16%8
Jan
17
*100
47%
54% Jun
34% July
1
102
16%
•—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc..
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Copperinines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred
.
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp—.50c
Consol Electronics Industries
—1
12 '4 July
*109
Comptometer Corp —
—5
Nast Publishing Co—No par
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
14% Jan
102
31%
Co
15
13% Dec
10
*1C0
16%
Commonwealth Edison Co
101% Dec
129
*'<7»
*775
f
2,100
a
*125
32%
42% Mar
29
10o%
40 7
40%
129
48%
Solvents
Nov
12,100
40%
40%
*125
48%
Commercial
100
713 i,
70%
71
70%
129
31%
7
Columbus &
1
99%
104%
49%
*125
48%
15% May
27
40%
40''2
99 %
71
70
70 %
125
32
Credit
38% Jun
%
48%
Commercial
44% Mar 19
40
50
31%
Combustion
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
20
6,300
22
48
34% May 17
Id
38% Dec
22%
21%
31%,
12
23 % Mar 20
22%
21 %
28%
31% Mar 18
Feb
46% Jan
161/2 Nov 21
22 %
40%
.21%
47%
25
27
13
Jan
40
31%
27% Jun
18
54
1
39%
——10
36% Mar 22
31% Dec
25
40%
*40
69%-.
9.10
69
*40
125
5,100
94
*66%
40%
21%
39%
93%
6.)
*
*40
*
39%
95
66 %
69
28 %
24% Sep
44% Oct
43
39'%
83 "2
94
94
*66%
93%
4.400
66%
207
*80%
45%
28% Nov 23
12
38'%
38%
93%
69
93 %
65%
*160
83%
*66%
.
No par
Southern Ohio Elec—5
Engineering Inc
1
Apr
37%
37%
67!'2
207
*80%
57
21
58
66%
*160
43%
29% Jan
20
83%
*58
29% Jan
441/4 Nov
*80%
*42
19
3
37%
207
*160
50
19
31
83
67%'
66
65%
207
14%
34 'A Dec
Aug 23
G±%
80%
28 7
34'/2 Dec
17% Dec
18%
97%
11%
28
78
18%
*96%
28%
28
1,100
4,800
18%!
*43%
22% Jun
3,000
42%
97'%
14%
22% Jun
4%
13,90C
105
*96%
48%
3
69
17
la
—18 %
28%
50% Feb
67%
17
18%
com—100
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd.—100
4%
6,800
97%.
48%
Ry
2.00C
45i%
18%
.28%
Southern
Independence
24C
40%
*96%
*14%
<te
5,800
851/2
13;!4
14 %
preferred series B—
26
40
42%
49
16
15'/4 May 28
43
28%
51/2%
23
42%
25%
*841%
*100
14'/,
59% Feb
Apr
43'/2
87,000
44%
Day
4J
com—No par
Iron
&
27
57
17
105
28%,
Corp
Aikman
Fuel
Colorado
6
Co
43 %
67 %
16%
*100 %
1
80
97%
*160
—.
*
127'/4 Sep
43%.
67%
16%
105
s
10
79%8
STOCK
"
—
591/2
18 %
5 7o\
76% Jun
Jan
%
16 %
*100%
11%
*56
84
06%
67 %
lt>'/8
105
11 %
5,600
*96!,,
Clark
23% May 17
12
11
'
25
43
4%%
—No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7 7o gtd—50
Special guaranteed 47o stock___50
Clevite Corporation
1
104
Feb
18
Jan
43% May 20
21
39% Jan
2
May 16
16%
*100%
Stores Co common
5
convertible preferred—100
City
9
66%
,—-10
Co———_—
2
*
77%,
•
18 %8
18%
11%,
58
*11%
..100
.—
30C
1.8 %
—
—
preferred
54
1
39% Feb 12
4,700
26%!
25
———25
"
■
...
40
37%,
40
—
39% Dec
39% July
391/2
37%
31 %
Mach Co—alio
Financial Corp
—No par
55i/4 July 10
283%
39%
37%
Cinrinv>f)ti Gas & Electric—
87
*28%
30
38%.
*37%
58 %
100
Tool.———3
Co
Copper
50C
14,000-
62
*99
62%
*28%
39%
37%.
X
100
Chrysler Corp
2.90C
2,600
100%
*99
30
38%
com—No par
—
9:,a
N
*37%
Del.50
com
6,600
26%
26
,
10.90C
71/2
7%
'
26
61%
62%
38
9%
9%,
7%
*
26
29%
37%
\
88
28%
.
1.80C
19C
88
25%.
4
9,10C
62%
preferred series A:
12 V* Nov
Jan
29%
621%
Chicago Pneumatic
9
29 V*
62%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
.
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
5
Mar 26
29%
62'/a
50
Western
North
&
51% Feb
26
6.20C
29%
.02 Va
37% Jan
7
9%
63%
Paul & Pac.-—No par
Chic Milw St
43% Apr
9%
*02%
2t»% May 10
A
12
43%
9%
2 "2
preferred
Chic
29
43%
9%
42
—
Western Ry
Great
57c
1,400
43%
5%
2%
preferred—.100
convertible
34% Apr
12
42
9
—10
Co.:
20'/a May 20
611/2 Jan 14
Mar 19
*56
41%
2%,
Chic
Jan
8
2%
40
36
5
Mar 15
15,700
19
*7%
2%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
40
11
391/8
*181/2
7%
2%
30% Mar 11
July
38%
19%
7%
7'%
2%
40
23% Jan
38%
*19
2%
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
10
3
DJ%
__l
Chemway Corp
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Va.
.5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
3%%
37%
29%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—____1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
9
Jun
10C
P3
...l
No par
121% May
10,100
32%
9%
No par
28
29
*31%
*19
42%
$4.50 preferred
29
28%
32%
8
9
Common
6% Nov
2C
281%
*32
*7%
42
11
29% Nov
93
28
32
93
7%
;_1
29
24
*901/4
28
37%
37%
._5
Co
*91
200
32
19%
7%
Jan
49% Jan
*90%
27-%
33
37%
.9.50
No par
69% Jan
27
400
13
16%
38
35% Jun
73
73
19
12
73
800
1,800
16%
24
45% Dec
31% May 24
11%
48
16
32% Feb
2
20%
11%
48
•
74
86% Jun
31'A May
20%
11%
48
*47
800
vr—
16
9
12
20%
11%
17%
17,700
*72
7
25% Feb
17%
*
37%
16
Feb
5
ll7;.
47%
180
800
66
36%
74
Aug
27% Apr
20%
20%
11%
'47%
13,500
15%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
11%
"
*65
Day
200
15%
107%
*71%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
214 May 28
57% Mar 13 "
*105
37%
8,900
92
15%
US'".
36%
65
2,100
5
90%
*89
Independence,
37
•
100
West
CLOSED
1534
108
65%
Products Corp..
Aircraft
Cessna
;
103
i53u
*105'
21C
102
•
89%
100
com
Sugar
Pasco
*90
151/
106%
EXCHANGE
60
:No par
Industries Co
de
15%
105%
5%
STOCK
5.14.
90%
x35>4
Illinois Public Service
Certain-Teed
"
93
15%
100%
101%
102
5%
89
65%
Central RR Co of N J
Cerro
59% Jan
"-89
1514
104%
1
Central
2
92
102
53/
89%
35.,
:
1
11
14
103
5%
88
35
preferred series R
Century
5%
90'
65%
Georgia Ry com...No
56'A Apr
100% Jan
July
57C
22
.20
26
8
12,400
56%
*41%
...5
Hudson Gas & Elec
10
2,800
22 '4
,1
...—
Central
9 % Jan
69 %
56%
preferred series A. 100
Corp common
preferred
9
22% Jan
69
42%
—100
Central
1
4,000
55%
88%'
Central
3
300
24%
22%
101%
41/2%
1,400
24%
*41%
100
:
Aguirre Sugar Co.
May
o,
98'/2
x97
1
preferred—
qpnv
11,100
10
57c
79
67%
'
50
.
7
Jun
9
*95
16% Jun
41% July
14
Ry.100
Central
43% May 22
13
Ohio
&
16
3
Sep
29%
2
7% July
10
29%
57c
16 '/4 Apr
54% Dec
29%
13% May 22
51% Jun 18
8
18
34% Jan
7
29%
28
Jan
'
28
30
18% Feb
1
14 % mar
29%
4%%
13
19% NOV
30
Celotex
27
41% July 27
30
8
Feb
8
10
Co
11
28
1
49%
23
88% Jun 20
31
231/4
49'/4
Jan
27% Jun
7% Dec
22%
50%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
....
—100
July 24
Aug
9
13% Jun
22%
49%
38% Jan
70
*
3
371/2 Apr
72
21%
49%
common
preferred
4.20%
17% Jan
20
81V* Feb
21%
48%
6%#> conv 3nd preferred.——7
Caterpillar Tractor common—_%i_10
100% Mar 13
1
12
Feb
28
Nov
57/8 Mar
8
21 % Nov
14
43.
11
14% Feo
20
3
Feb
27
104
21
43%
Case (J I) Co common———12.50
Jun
Shares
Jnly 5
21%
Carriers & General Corp
18% Jun
,»
Corp
July 1
Light.—.
&
11
4%%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
43
Power
26
Apr
•
21
Clinchfield
47
Jun 18
PRICES
July 3
July 3
5
Carpenter Steel Co
,
July 1
1
Mfg
65% Jan
Mar 28
92
5
21'% Jan
Nov
102
(Philip.)
26
85% Feb
95% July 18
Inc
Carolina
6
Par
(The) Co
Carolina
5% Jan
Efe.c 21
55% Jan
Airlines
Carborundum
Mar 21
105
40% Feb
43
Capital
Tne^y™ "tSr
Monday
EXCHANGE
23% Dec
49
fS&CK
NEW
Lowest
Highest
13
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
(121)
Ik
19%'
93 H4
*92
94
90
*83 %
85
*83 %
85
50
19%
85%
*85%
31%
31%
102
100%
47
46
83
*80
114%
111%
19%
87
31%
100 Va
46%
83
111%
193/a
1934
7,600
*85 V*
87
10
31%
32
3,700
101
60
"100
45%
463s
11.800
*80
83
20
112
112
500
.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(122)
.
.
;
Monday, July 8, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
<UMge I or rteviwM*
lt<ir I 9.76
14
163. Oct
22
12
Jun
10
22?* Feb
15
2*?; Oct 19
22
Feb
12
43
hep
20
bai» Apr
45
Jan
3
5?« Dec
0
9% Jan
6
Jan
2
34 ?4 JUU
1
9
11
54% Feb 27
15% Jan
26% Jan
Jun
Dec
41
24?# Jan
20
23
Mar 20
70
14
33 ya Deo
49 ?a Apr
20
52
Jan 31
54 ?4 Jan
J1
00
Dec
Dec
6
23
60
Va Nov 20
13
34% Feb
12
70% Jun
41% Jan
10
37
29% July
2
28% Feb 11
49% May 21
59% Feb
15
27% Jan
17
99
J an
83
Jun
5
99
Jan
25
85
Jun
19
32 3# Feb
24
28
Feb
11
149% Jun
27
7
Oct
30
5l/a Sep
Dec
ISO1/* Mar
'J3'h
25
5
20
2 !e
5
Aug 27
fl?4 Jan
3
May 29
3
38% Apr 22
86
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
16
4
14
Jan
31
19
11
18% Feb 28
28?; Dec
7
'Dec
Jun
11% Mar 27
35% Feb
23
09% Apr
Feb
3
49 Va Apr
a
83
104
f
23% Jun
Jim
5
7
Aug 20
84 Va
7% NuV
16
10% Jan
3
31 Vs Dec
28
40
Feb
13
3
30
Jun
14
34 Va
13,600
30 Vu
30%
29-%
30
30
31
31%
3l?8
7,600
9.800
5ft
Cornell Dubilicr Electric Corp
Corning Glass Works
3% ft
153
153%
22%
*4%
2va
*2%
2?8
30%
30%
25
*75
2
29
30%
79
va
29%
2%
31 va
*75
29%
29%
No par
6
Cuba
Zellerbach
RR
Corp
No par
of
America
noricum
6ft
*80
12.50
pfd
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co commou..
38% Feb
Cuneo Press Inc
47
11
Jan
49% Feb
12
Dana
Feb 24
79% Jan
7
59% May 20
86% Mar 1
12% Jan
Dan
20%
800
55%
27,300
88
34%
35%
34? s
35%
18,400
29
Va
29?;
30
80%
780
27%
26%
27
25?i
8%
8%
0%
8%
go?;
*58?4
01%
7%
7%
7Va
7%
7%
7%.
*30%
30?;
30?;
_i
11
..No pur
No par
*56
11%
57%
*21
22
31
21%
,1
42%
41%
;
A
41%
11%
2.200
27
8%
4,200
^
00%
*59
7%
31
300
7%
1,500
81%
600
11
11%
57?;
21 %
43
*21
21%
21%
300
42
42%
42%
43 V8
31,200
*41 Va
43%
600
*41
42%
41%
42%
*41%
*60
60 Va
00%
61?;
01 %
11
11
57%
.1
57
*21
42 %
10
1
8%
40
*57
11%
57?;
*56%
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
56% Not 23
26?;
5
common
7.200
88
*58%
$1.60
5,200
25%
54%
8%
-
900
15 va
14%
*
*-L-
26%
60%
31
29 va
15
;
90
8%
31
600
30,100
54%
60%
common
Curtis-Wright
64% Jan
14
Publishing
Prior preferred
Class
27%
2%
31%
79
54%
5
_
$4 prior preferred
51 y2 Mar 29
28%
29
3,300
31,3 00
26%
*88
35
Va
300
8.500
4%
29%
rV'1
15%
15%
26%
34
29
27%
lo
8
49% Nov 28
34%
30%
14%
14?;
■
22 7 a
2?n
29%
14%
t
152%
31 ?u
15
14%
40
87
80%
*75
100
preferred
Curtis
11
*14%
34
Cunningham Drug Stores I»c__.2.50
47% Jan
'
2.1%
loo
Cubun-American
4%ft
52%
common... 5
■
2%
29 Va
55 Va
Corp
;
1
Cork & Seal common—-2.50
19,400
22?,,
Day
19
*75
100%.
152%
Independence
32
31%
79
3 00
1.300
83
*84
4?;
2va
100
preferred
83
.
21 Va
4%
22%
4?8
80
00%
153%
22%
53?;
97%
CLOSED
153 %
common
Corp (The)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4%
39 va
21%
39%
22%
.
,
1.50C
*51%
"1
-
85
30%
4%
22%'
preferred
of Wheat
:
1
87
*84
50?;
88
49% NOV 28
1
Co
3% ft
4
47% Oct
152%
■87
30%
!
*83
84%
84
A
*
97?o
96%
22%
33% Jan 28
12
83%
*
303,b
*15i
98
;
9,500
.
40
38?;
.
21%
4%
28
19% Jan
87
21 Va
8
*77
—1
International Corp
Creun
95%
85
29%
39 7
'
'
39 v*
1
Coty Inc
Crane
21
•
80
21
'
■
53?;
*77
20%
5
19
*84%
Corn
Coty
38%
*51%
80
95%
*84
100
preferred series of 1947.100
Products Refining common. 10
7 ft preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp—_
1
39%
53%
80
Jun
Nor
preferred
3 Ms ft
38%
21%
93%
5
74
*70
53%
22
l
21%
06
65%
*51%
.53%
7.73
78
1
common
39
38%
*51
Go
50
53-%
59% Jun
65
preferred.
preferred
convertible
90
17
38% Feb 12
Oct
convertible
6ft
,
26%
12
33% Feb
34%
25%
Feb
66%
39%
35%
$2
9
7.10C
39
18
2
20C
8 Va
34 Va
31'/a Feb
2
.
3,20C
38%
65?;
14%
Jan
t
5.100
35
15%
11
8%
52 Va
05%
1
23?;
51?;
8?a
52%
38%
05
14%
65% Jan
*23%
23 V4
'
34%
14%
18
23
8?i
Crown
7% Jan
26?; Jan
8%
Crescent
53% Feb
21
8%
:
17
14
9% Sep
20
8%
12
63% July 19
Nov 19
9
197s Dec
n%
Va
35%
10
7% Jun 24
51%
38?;
33% Jan
May 17
23
51%
Apr
13 Va May
52»/a Oct
53
8
23%
50%
12?;
05%
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel Co
57% May 16
23%
50%
16VaJun
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
Shares
12%
1
34!;
Crown
65
23%
49%
■
•
30?;
11
2
*23%
12%
12%
(io !:i
18
29% Mar 12
12%
5
Feb
19
12%
5
Delaware
12%
1
of
Jan
21% Apr 10
14% May
Oil
57
23% July 25
26
7
the Week
Friday
July 5
July 4
Corp
-14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp new
——5
Cooper Range TCo.
2
;
5
Copperweld Steel Co common—
5
100
25% Dec 20
Dec
Continental
3
13
Jan
16
Salea fee
Thursday
* "•
July 3
12%
Continental Steel
Mar 14
29% Jun
Wednesday<
25
preferred—
Insurance
27
14% May 28
7?4 Jail 10
6°8 Jan
3
13
22
Jau
2% Jan
27
11% Dec
14
May 17
6% Jan
2
30% Jun
14 ?« Dec
23
27
25
76
28 % Oct
27
2 Va Feb
5
2
convertible
Continental Motors
3
32% Apr 24
164
Mar 4
7
4
18
Dec
4% July
Jan
96% May
5
42% Mar 20
Dec
Dec
50% Nov
19% Jan 21
89
14
97 Va Mar
33
79
91
13
100% July
20
152?; Dec
39% Jun
AND DIGIT SALE TRICES
Tuesday
July ?{
July!
-2
common
Continental
52% Jan 31
78
July f
57% Feb 13
20
Dec
8
20% Jun 20
94 ?a J UU
2
43 % Jan
40'/» Mar 13
27*2 Jau
80
19
May 15
B7'/a Apr
5
19
14
5Vo
Par
Copper A; Steel—
Industries
7
3
32 Va Jun
4->% NOV 15
7
54'/* May
9
Monday
EXCHANGE
Continental
1234 Feb
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
JUn*e State Jan. 1
Mltheat
Lowest
llifhe»fr
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01?;
61
8.900
%
100
2.700
02
D
79
Dec
21
11% Dec 31
17% Mar 19
4% July 16
12% Dec
22
96
27
May 16
6% May
21
17% May 21
30% Deo
3
44% Jan
24
50
not la
76 Va Dec
19
96
Jan
83
Sep
27
81
Dec
12
20% Jun
8
•95% Mat
43 % Feb
1
29
Sep 29
16% Mar 12
3
27% Dec
5
35% Feb
75
Jan~23
33% Jun
64
25
40%
42?;
46%
46%
78
78
*76
100
75
75
*75
78
76
100
75 %
75 Va
77
77
*77
50c
21%
21%
21?;
50c
17 Va
17%
17%
10
28%
28%
_20
*27%
23% Jan
3
2
18% Jun
11
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
16%
16%
3 6%
16? a
16?;
16?;
46%
46
46
3
21%
22%
22
22%
22%
23
Dcnv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
45%
45 •%
45%
46
45%
46?;
39
39
89%
04
*60
47% July
Deere
&
7ft
Co
common
preferred
Delta
Air
Hudson
..No par
.
Western
50
Light Co
Lines
13.50
Inc
38%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__loo
2
Detroit Steel
3
De
Vilbiss
Corp
*60
1
Co
3
31
Devoe &
Raynolds class A
57% Jan
2
Diamond
Alkali Co
6?a
53
__15
Jan
48% July 5
31% May 13
29% Jun 13
3 6%
%
57
*35? a
37
2
*35%
37
10
Diamond Match common
39?;
49 %
50
_1
33 Va
33%
x32?a
25
29%
16%
18%
50
28?;
*27%
45%'
58
49?;
33%
33
29%
x20%
20% F?b
21
25% Jun
5
24%
24.%
29%
"2*1 %
24%
13% Apr 25
15% Jan
14
Diana
_50c
11%
.,14 Va-'
14?H
V14?a
14%
6,000
Independence
x57%
58 Va
5,100
*35?;
14
2
29
29%
*29?;
1
29%
12?;
29%
Diveo-Wayne
33
12%
44
45?;
45
May 25
28
Dec
7
72% Nov
29
72% May 28
3
Jan
10
44% Nov
20
13% Aug 27
39 Va Apr
13
Apr
23
9% Apr
1
17
34% Jan
13 V4
July
5
Motor Car
T
Stores
24% May
3
2
46% July
5
11% Jan 14
Dobeckinun Co
10 y« Jan
12% Jan
2
14% Jun
12
Dome
95% Sep 14
23% Deo 21
72% July
2
91
14
Douglas Aircraft Co
82"% July 0
50% Dec 31
23
21% Feb
14
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
3
19
Jun
24
Jan
24% Jan
29
56% Mar 20
68%Jun
17
42% Feb
12
57% May 13
17% Jan
10% Jun
12
7 Vo Mar
2
1
19% May
12
Jan
9
15
9% May 27
Dr
(The)_
Mines
Dover
Dow
29
237
Arir
5
102% Dec
28
121 % Feb
8
99
Jun
27
83% Dec
26
99% Jan
3
79% Jun
20
89% Feb
38% July 12
34
Jun
24
37% Apr
2
37
Jun
25
45
1
a
Corp
74-%
20,400
1
19%
39%
19%!
19?;
Co
5
03%
64
63 Va
63%
Industries
50c
53 vac
52%
52
53? 4
-
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
Duplan Corp
19?;
19?;
19%
1,400
04 %
04%
65%
37,600
54
54 %
54
54?;
16;300
1B%
18%
*18%
39
*18?;
19
3 0%
*10?!,
10?»
10%
3 0%
*10?;
10%
100
8?u
4
8%
8%
8%
O?0
8?;
8%
3,700
196? 4
197%
9,000
500
& Co—
900
*38
28%
*47
49
12
40
July
24
41
July
U
14% Jun
27
Mar 27
Jan
Duquesne Light Co common
25
$3.75 preferred
49% Jan
29
Jan
24
$4.15 preferred
4ft
preferred l:
Jan
3.1
4.20%. preferred
193%
194?;
100%
102
195
397%
102%
-
103
*103%
■*44
48
*44
48
43
48
50
*41
41%
*41%
41?4
41%
41 Vo
50
*41
44
*41
44
42
43
48% Jan
29
50
Jan
22
$2.10 preferred
16% Jan
10
DWG Cigar Corp
4.10ft
47% Jan 11
4
Eastern Airlines
3
Eastern
.
40
Apr 30
81% Mar 5
13
60% July
1
Eastern
18
Eastman
4Va%
41
42
14?u
14?a
14?;
39
39%
41-..
..
40
•
•
39%
40
38?;
39
38s;
Kodak
Steel
Co
1
27%
26%
10
37%
33 Va
37%
75
74%
100
*41 %
43
44
39?;
27
38
60
■■
60
600
14%
2.400
38?;
a
39?;
27%
2,100
37%
37 7
5.800
74%
74 s 4
39
38?
•26?4
74%
500
18,700
«
*
5
59 Va
10
Corp
common
44
14%
39
3/%
74%
*
14%
26?;
37?;
74 Va
com
10
400
*41
♦
42 V*
38 s;
-
330
41%
'
,41
38?;
27
700
44
14%
39
26%
100
Fuel Assn
Stainless
*41
.
39%
1
prior preferred
41%
43
14%
10
Eastern Gas &
28
41% Feb
41
10
Die
Corp
74% Jun
*39
5
Eagle-Picher Co
51% Jan'
30 % Apr
50
50
preferred
104
41 Va
:
1
Jun
193?;
100
50
:
6
115
19.'! %
300
5
series-
$3.50
2
81% Feb 13
19
19%
63?;
<
38
Feb
2
26% May 16
30% Mar 13
8
500
37%
54
35% Apr
*10%
No par
.
(E I)
18%
1
Dunhill International-
a
38
17 V2 Jru
23
73!
38
52 Va Jan
75% Jan
73%
38
3
54% Deo 17
100% July 17
72 Va
*37%
50
23
74
50
49
29% Jan
72%
12,200
3
38% Jun
75%
35%
27
8
2,800
74 Va
35
42
8
13?a
35!,,
40% Jun
19
13%
31%
43% Jan
Aug
10%
13
35%
0
57 Va
10%
13
*10%
35
29
48% Dec
47,800
10 Va
13
35
18
37% Apr
46%
10%
13
34%
Feb
28
46
10 vA
13?u
,_lo
54
14
46 VH
10%
131 a
62%
52% Jan
17
:
jo1;
No par
No par
_
*82
6
26 V« Nov
6.000
81%
18
43% Feb
1,800
13%
81%
Dec
36% Feb
29%
13
60%
Dec
5
29?;
18
"
79%
46
14
29?;
'/
80',;
43
19
1,700
*
79%
53% Mar
Nov
45%
400
1,500
14%
'
'
No par
50
14% Jun
46
a
30
25
14%
<".**
No par
11
47
12 7
30
24?a
•
Preferred
28
July
13
30
Preferred $4.50 series
Dec
44% Dec
*23'?;'
,
Common
Dec
,
%
1
110
39
27
,
v
4,000
6.000
203% May 18
44
Feb
.
33
No par
Ltd
Chemical
Dresser
1
176 Vo Mar
24%
.
1
Pepper Co
du Pont de Nem
175 % Nov
2
Corp
8
10% Jun
20
Co
Corp^.,,....;
16 Vn Mar 21
16% Nov
1
29% July
Diamond
-33%
37
49?;
33%
48 Va
34%
Distillers Corp-Seagrums Ltd
0
5,900
16?a
24?;
10% Feb 23
39 Va Mar
40%
64
'
23% Oct 19
3
29
3,000
a
Day
15
13% Jan
29% Nov
11,300
*60
50%
17
$1.50 cumulative preferred
4,100
47?a
16?;
87
35% Jan
Mar 29
23%
39?;
CLOSED
io?;
27
34
46!
2
46?;
EXCHANGE
39?;
8
.
300
2,000
1,200
a
45%
59%
*35?;
50?;
13.000
30
27'?;
22!
STOCK
.
64
*60
64
16%
53%
52 Va
x45?'a
7?;
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37% Mar 13
60
46
MayU
59% July
3,800
16%
4R
39
4,700
17%
r
.
27!
Power
1
30
21?;
17%
-
.
27
Lack
May
3
X21?a
21%
27%
Delaware
Jan 21
130
80
27?;
Delaware
35
78
*77
26?;
51% May 15
26% Aor 10
37
70
78I/2
*76
<
27?;
20
20
„..
27
16
41% May 21
Jan 23
7
29%
41% Feb 25
22% Jan
■7..:
27 %
July 28
65
9.500
4,300
28%
47
5
43%
26?;
16?u
Delaware &
2
GOG
12?;
46 5 8
*76
•-
79
21?;
.
17%
100
42%
'
•
76
5%
46%
......
77%
1
_
4,900
27 Vi
1
28% Apr 55
25% Jan
7
18
21%
.
*12?;
\\
11%
27%
6
31% Feb
13
37% Jan
77 Va
79%
1,900
81
11
5%
27%
32% May
18
38% Feb 11
%
27
11
26% Feb
Jun
•
17%
29%
27% Feb
12
150
40%
46?a' '
100
13% Jan
Y-
■
12?;
40%
46%
C
43 % Deo
Jan
12?;
40?;
46 %
A
40
33
12%
40',;
46 %
R
20% Apr 10
■-,
5?; %
7
common
series
7
6% Oct
Light
series
11
11
*5%
series
61% Jan
19% Dec
*12?b
5?'a
3.90ft
26Vo Jun
Deo
12%
'
*79
11%
10
&
a
80% Aug 19
20
*5%
54
54
82
ll %
3.75ft
15% May
10
Preferred
5%
54%
*79 I'¬
11%
3.75ft
18
'6% Dec
4
54?;
82
11
Preferred
28
9
Mar
*5%*12?o
55%
*79
31%
Preferred
Jan
17% Jun
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
86
2.50
common
convertible preferred
54%
82
5
79
31% Nov
43% July 5
49% Apr 15
5ft
11
Feb 27
247/8 Deo
23
Davega Stores Corp
55%
*79
5
:
Apr
7
31% Nov
6% Feb 27
13% Apr
3
54%
100
Inc
86
9
9
Mills
31% May 18
25% Apr 27
38% Deo 14
1
preferred series A
River
88
Nov
26% Feb
3% ft
1
14% Feb
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
B
common
Jun 19
July
20 Va Jun
38%
13
75
Feb
34% Jan
8
18
8
99
8
10 i
Jan
75 Va May 31
12% Dec 18
18% Sep
36% Jun
5
12% Jan 25
29% Jan
2
4
25% Oct
26% May 23
10% Feb 12
Corp
1()8?4
60?;
110
59%
60?;
59%
108%
110%
109?4
59?;
16,800
112
Ill
112?a
11,900
152
150
150?a
58!%
go?;
Dec
18
Apr ia
149
51% Jan
23
66
Oct 20
53
22% Nov 30
May 29
64% Jan 14
Eaton Manufacturing Co
_2
54%
30
54?;
55%
56?;
56%
56?4
3
56%
57
Jan
23% Mar 21
94
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
27 %
27?;
26%
27
27
10
27%
*26 7 a
Jan
27% May 8
81 Va Apr 11
27?a
77
*74? a
Jan
8
Ekco Products
74
Dec
17
35% Nov 28
90
Nov
15
16% Jan
SO
32 Va Nov
29
2% Nov 28
32% Dec
14
170
50
100
May 10
21% Deo 18
41% Jan
0
4% Jan
34
3
Nov 20
76
Jun
14
158% Feb 28
Jun
21
32% Jun
11
40
Jan
10
6
91
Apr
8
86
Jun
18% Mar
1
30%, Feb 11
3% Jan
31
Feb
2
8
6ft
preferred
4 Va ft
100
preferred
4%ft
2.50
common
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
4% July
35% Mar
3
Electric
1
Electric Storage
Mus
Ind
5
Amer
34%
90
23!'2
37 Va
1
*150
*74?;
77
33 %
34
*82
.
*74%
33?;
*82
90
33 s 4
34%
*82
24
26%
26%
27 %
37%
37 s;
38
37?;
39?;
4%
4 V4
31?;
31%
4?a
.
"A
11
Dec
27
21% Jan
20
47
12
Apr
44% Feb
10
29% Dec
27
25% Oct ~31
5% Dec
31
19% Dec 20
31% Oct
1
87
Nov 23
25% Jan
11
19% Deo
31
70
Deo
7
ft©
TW
17% Mar 20
34% Deo 13
50
Jan
30
57% Deo 13
31% Deo 28
11% Jan
30% Feb
a
14% Jan 31
6
47
1
38% May 9
52% May 10
July
53% Mar 14
29% Jan 15
28% Feb
30%
Sepia
13% Jan
9
21 Va Nov 27
27% Apr
5% Mar
43
July
May 20
98
8
80
14
80
Feb
9
JuIT 18
For footnotes see
page 22.
Jun
28
27% Jan
a
71%,Ian
56
July
5
34
9
17% Jun
44?; July
27
Elliott
Co
10
conv
2nd
11%
11%
11%
11
36%
11?;
36%.
12
Gas
Class B
36 %
47
*46%
60
60
61
61%
6i?;
61s;
61
6i?;
42
42%
42?;
42?;
42s;
43%
44
44?
36?;
*46?;
36?;
49
1,700
.
36
47
49
13,100
72.200
;i
.
11?;
%
8
_3
preferred
Natural
Paso
j 3i?;
135?;
4s
32?;
50
preferred
5%
El
15
32?;
5o
common
5ft
9
0
8
34% Mar
Jan
May
13
18% July 2
32% Jun 21
32% Aug 9
23% Mar 29
65
Elgin National Watch Co
T
26,300
39?;
4%
—
•
1,100
-
26s;
39
31%
77
33%
90
26
4 s;
31?u
4?i
32
20
900
1.800
'
90
24%
4 ■;
10
*150
152
31 %
shares
Battery
77
31%
*82
100
27%. July 3
40% Apr 25
352
*71 %
100
Co
preferred
&
*150
*46?;
36 v;
46
4.500
3,900
20
a
4.200
30,700
3
40%
41 Va
40?;
41?;
41
42! a
42?;
43
Mfg Co
4
28?4
28?;
28 Va
29
29?;
29%
29 !a
29?;
Phonograph
5
6!;
6V1
6 ?;
6?;
6%
6?;
6S8
8.40C
fo
*39%
19 Va
ia?;
"
19?;
2.000
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4ft preferred
_100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
*80%
20% Jan
7
Erie RR
1
6% Jan
21
Oan
5
14
7
9
77
Feb
3
62
Feb 28
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio &
Empire District Electric
5ft
Co
common
preferred series A
Erie &
Pittsburgh RR Co
No par
33%
29
17?;
6?;
19
-
19
19 '/a"
19
19,700
1,900
33 V2
33
33?;
33?;
33? a
83%
,
*81
83%
82
83%
82%
82?;
7C
29%
29
29%
29%
29?;
29%
29%
10.600
18
17?;
18
17%
18
17?;
18
6.400
74
75
170
57? a
57?;
100
73
73
50
*56
59
Va
73%
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33?;
73%
59
33?;
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74
56
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1,500
2C
Volume
Number 5653
186
The Commercial unc^ Financial Chronicle
. . .
(123)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Sales for
Year 1950
Lowest
LoSjff* S,nC<!
Highest
20% Dec
4
15 % Jan
20
21
17
20 Vb July
July
^EXCUWOE 'C*
Highest
Prote™01
6
26
Apr 30
Evans
14% Feo
5
is
Jun
13
41% Jun
Mar 23
20
28
EvLharpInc
51% Apr
16
*.x
Ex-Cello
^euo
Corn
corp
Tuesda^ AN wSJi^da^12 ^XhuLday
Monday
J"'r 1
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J"* 3
JU" '
'
.
1. J
11,500
41%
43:t
13,200
44
41%
42,/a
42
42,
21%
15%
41%
21%
15%
42
46
45 %
45%
45
45 %
10%
10%
11
11%
11
11 %
10%
12 %
•11%
15%
42
21^
10%
.
6,600
21',
la
21%
15%
2lV*
Shares
21
21%
15%
46
?
k
3
th«* W- -k
Friday
July 5
F
38% May
1
59% Dec
26
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
10% Sep
26
15 % Nov
15
15% Dec
28
20
12
21% Oct
16
25 % Mar
68% Sep
10
43 % Jan
5
7
31% Jan
11
Dec
65
22
Morse
<fc
Co
12
*'12
12%
*12
12%
17
17 VB
*17
17%
17
17
16%
16Tu
24%,
24 Vb
24 V.,
23 T
24
5%
preferred
Fansteel
series
B
Metallurgical
45 %
41%
41Ta
42%
42%
24
24%
24%
10
19
Paper Board
30% Dec 26
37% Mar 14
5
27% Jan 21
Co__
Co com
5
4.60% cumulative preferred
Federated Depc Stores
34% Jun 11
Aug 14
31% May
26% Nov 29
29% Nov 29
Oct
ICO
44% Nov 29
26%
May'
53
68
May
28
26% Apr 29
27% Feb 12
May
61
Feb 20
25
39% Mar 23
43
135
1
1
1
98
1
Mar 26
Feb
1
30% Feb
23
24
Nov
19
91% Jun
27
64
Jun
Feb
10
98
26
Fenestra Inc
Fibreboard Paper Proel
Jan
57
14
Jun
14
May
4
"""*
Corp
cum
,v
conv
preferred
Phenix Fire Ins NY
9
66
Jan
2
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc
Filtrol Corp
99% Jun
10
Fidelity
29% Jan
5
2
4
5
101% Nov
14
Dec
21
10% Jan
3
47
33% Nov 29
106% Jan
61
16
Jan
27
41
Feb
36% Feb
13
Deo
12
£3% Dec
10
Feb
13
94
Jun
50% Aug
44% Jan
77
Feb
13
159
July
6
82
Nov
30
100
Mar
5
111
Feb
4
134
84% Jan
3
92
21% Jan
41% Apr
16
35 % Feb
13% Nov
28
11% Jan
Feb
24
11% Dec
63-% Mar 1'2
54% Jan
16
3
Feb
2
Foremost Dairies
5
3
61
60 VB
6i"B
x92%
93
93
95
95 %
96%
05%
971/4
103
*102
103
3
11
24
14
Feb
16% Mar 22
38% Apr
Dec
11
79% Oct
4
22
94
10
10
10
L5
44%
45
44%
45%
44%
451 it
91%
91%
90%
91%
11%
11%
11%
11, i)
12% Jail
16% Jan
9
17% Jun
23
18
15% Jun 18
Mar 29
Jun
24% Jan
24
65% Jun 25
114
80
Jan
10
8
4%
55T 2
4,400
51 'A
52
40%
40%
53
51
51
55
40%
49%
49 7'n
51
39 V8
39%
39%
40%
59%
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*91
60
60
2,200
9,900
64 Va
64
63%
14,400
93
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93
93
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120
124
124
125
130
132
91
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90
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90
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340
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54%
54%
21,300
5o
34%
54%.
54%
2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Ti.
16%
16%
7,500
~_i0
52%
55 %
55
56%
59
61 %
61 'A
64'A
70,900
Nopar
14%
14%
14%
14;«
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
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54%
10
109%
j
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common_~T~i
19%
109 V)
109%
107%
15%
15%
15 %
20 V.
18%
20
20%
preferred-J
100
111
.
20
600
4,400
4
IS'2
1 J',2
800
1.,'.2
67,300
68 Vo
09
69
69%
*67
09%
*67
700
11%
110
108
108%
*15%
15%
_
Fruehauf Trailer Co
14
600
55',4
39%
59%
110
11%
53 %
60
15,900
92%
49%
*91
45%
*90
*1)1/4
%
513
060
11 V.
11%
33%
*91
10
92%
*90
40%
15
2,100
.
1
52
48
44%
3 0
7%
3-1
47%
10
10
1
6,200
103%
•102
103
*102
Co_INo~par
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
Froedtert Corp
11 % Apr
86
24
*9%
Foster-Wlieeler Corp,,
Francisco Sugar Co
13% Mar 12
10,000
24%
inn
29
97% Mar 20
2,80'J,
V8
preferred
18% Apr
31
3,800
24%
60
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp,, 10
3%% convertible preferred—lOu
\64% July
[%ilay
So
61%
103
—
541/4
60%
ZZZ
12
w
54%
51
24%
—
Light
104%
24%
common
Co
i;
_
53%
27%
29%
'103
104 %
*103'
': 104%.
Nopur
(The)
Stove
3% ',o
*103
4,7%
Ford Motor Co
July 18
9
May W&
29'%
5
preferred
59% Mar 19
78
Jan
May 13
27%
29 Vt
471b
&
65% May 15
27 %
27'%
30
47%
Corp
12
3,400
27
27%
29%
47 '4
Power
Feb
2.700
29%
27
27%
61 %
Food Fair Stores Inc
common,,
$4.20 div cum
pfd ser of '5ll
3
Apr 25
27'%
27
40
Florida
11
2,400
*47%
93
18
X27%
27 T 2
'
43% Jan
Jau
-
6,300
60%
jqo
Power
30% Oct 24
a
$4
32'/4
32%
24%
~No*par
Florida
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
8'
Flincfcoto Co
Florence
31 Vb
%
24
preferred,,
59% May a
59% Jun 13
63
6
109
10
600
31
6.25
& Rubber conn
First National Stores
Firth (The) Carpec Co—
21
19%
\
88
9
July
5
Feb
4%%
*18%
lo
35% Feb 11
2
18
Apr
4
14% Jan
2
49% Feb 19
62
12% Jan
21
Firestone Tire
8
45% July
11
54% Aug 14
102 % Mar
Feb
61% Jan 23
90% July
21% Mar 12
16
106
Mar 12
9% Jun 10
34% Feb 12
105% Mar 14
23
41% Feb
51
47
7
27
Nov
41
101% May 14
3
12% Feb
Dec
12
83% Mar 18
19
55%
24%
—
Dec
: 4
19
30%
53%
600
3 I
27
53
5,800
H
34'A
32%
32
106
3,000
24
19
27
*103%
•*5%
24%
•33%
30
100
59'/a
43%
Cay
26%
^
com~No~par
800
7,900
*55'A
Independence
59%
26%
Ferro
33
104
-7
July
18
31% Jan 10
a
47% Jan
Jun
32
9,600
a:4
15%
b%
31%
*10%
19
301 !•
59%
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34%
1!)
2.50
,
25
*34 %
25
*55%
59%
*55
•.
61%
58'A
24 %
Pacific Electric
Federal
*55 V:
500
2,000
70
15
48
24%
Federal
Mar
STOCK
CLOSED
15%
15
15 V)
a
*65
EXCHANGE
5%
41
17
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
21% Sep
5 "n
15
15%
...
50
57%
5%
24
Federal
25% Jun
4
70
,
58%
5%
5
5
18Va Ma r 12
32
18% Dec
*65
70
57%
5%
_i
36
7
July
15
*64
v
50
50
41% Aug 17
18
11
*5%
11%
pfd 1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
36% May
14
57 !'n
1
conv
24% Dec
Feb
,70
*65
5
common
24%
24
2
Fedclers-Quigan Corp
5%%
24
50
Corp
Farwick Corp
13% Feb 23
Feb
700
20
29% Feb
1
1,700
35,500
11
12(4
Falstaff Brewing
Corp,
I—IIII_1
Family Finance Corp common
1
3
16% Apr 23
61 % May 13
14
No par
Fajardo Sugar Co__.,
62 % May 13
7% Jan 14
5% Apr 23
12
51% Feb
Fairbanks
Fairchild Engine &;
Airplane Corp-l
67% Jun
12
13% Feb
27
17
25 % Jun
44% Feb 11
14% Dec 27
55
17% July
1
16% Jun 11
67% Jun
17
7% Jun
17
Oct
12% Jan 24
22% Jan
7
58% Dec
2
5% Dec
10
'Jan
July 5
9% Jun 10
11% May 15
15% Feb 26
6
75% Mar
20
Feb
31
Apr
44
>
09
170
G
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
8
41% Dec
25% Feb
3
6% Feb
4
Jun
9
9% Jun
18
10% Apr
10
26
11% July ly
49% July 20
42% Feb
11
4d
Apr
11
9
32% July 31
28
36% Jan
8
9 Vb Jan
20% Sep
28
43
Dec
6
53
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14%. Dec
12
3% Jan
4
23% Jan
27
25% Jan
3
£9% Sep 24
36% Feb 12
9
1
May 22
123
Dec
17
Jan
9
30% Nov
19
26% Jan
2
90 % July
1
5
59
Jun
37% Jun
101
25
47% Jun
12
May 20
31
72
Jan
23
88
May 16
10% Aug 30
9
Jan
10
10
Feu
15
128% Jan
17
135
Apr
30
11
73% Deo
142
Jan
26
34% Mar 13
22% Jun 27
26% Jail
24% Jan
41% Nov 28
34% Feb
80% Dec
13
30% Jun
12
119
Oct
6
13% Dec 27
Dec
11
97% Feb
13
40
Oct
25
138
Jan
13
17% Jan
3
13% Jan
5
80
July
3
35
Mar
0
120% Jun 20
11% Jun
10
% July
20
7
6
21
July
1
86
Mar
43
Apr
132.
5
6%
General
62% Feb
71% July
23
65% Aug
17
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
1
50% July 23
Feb
12
6% Dec 31
10% Mar 20
6% Feb
12
73% Dec 18
122% Mar 1
57% Jun
25
69
Jan
4
102 % Jun
28
115
Jan
30
61
May
40
9
11
% May 23
2
6
19% May 19
40
47% July
38 >%. Feb
49% Mar 20
25
110
Dec
31
124% Feb
16
102
Jun
20
£5
Dec
27
101 % Mar 15
70
Jun
20
21
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
24% Oct
23
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
Nov 28
35% Aug 24
37% Apr
3
15% Feb 27
Apr 26
33% Jan
3
60
Jan
8% Jan
4f
5
91% Feb
4% Dec
34
29
5%
17
1
2
40
Apr
68
Jan
4
9>
44% May
29% Jun
May 25
19
34
Dec
28
9
18% Dec
7
34% Jan
4
53% Dec
19
24% Nov 29
£2% Oct
36
Nov
Mar
8
16% Mar 18
42
Feb
24% Feb
7
32
Jun
13
6
27
40%
41V.
41 'A
41%
6,100
5 To
5%
6 Vb
6Tb
6 T11
25,900
32%
•31Tb
common,
32
5%
*90%
42%
41 %
81
129
129
22 7
44%
••
»
39
123%
12
\
200
"
Jan
23
29% Dec
13
46
Apr
34% Oct
2
22
39% Feb
12
•10%
21Tb
23V4
24
57%
58%
57%
58%
36,000
68%
65)%
69%
70%
70 Vb
71 ',4
70%
71 VB
57,800
18
10
18%
18V+
•18Tb
18%
18%
18 «,'4
2,700
44%
45
44%
40i%
47
46%
47%
11,300
7Vb
7(4
2,100
61 %
10,400
*103%
Ll%
series
42%
81%
*35 %
36
preferred—,
No par
—10c
Utilities
4%
43%
105%
106%
44
90
96
66% Apr
5
May 17
102
Oct
16
21% Jun
6
55% Jan
7
Nov 27
121% Apr
86% Sep
12
100
82%
83'A
35%
36 Vb
36%
64 %
65
64'A
65
3,000
42 Vb
43%
42%
43
8,500
30% Mar
7
.—130
31
31
•30
32
54'/2
54%
54%
•54V8
54%
4%
5
4%
5
371/4
371%
37
Jan
108% Jan
5
23
7
177
78
Jan
2
90
90
75% Nov 23
35 %
36 %
36 %
37%
31 VB
31%
31
31%
-321/4
32
17%
17%
181/B
18
18'4
•18
18%
4.200
17%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47 %
•47
47%
2.00C
47
25 V*
25%
25
25
4.10C
24%
32 VB
32'A
32%
33 1 b
800
32%
41%
41 %
24.300
__i
>
1
31%
,
25
25
32%
25
*32%
32'A
Apr
preferred
conv preferred
preferred,,
S5
3
95% Apr
25
25% Jan
21
36% Jun
13
45% Jan
24
62% May 8
39 "a May 29
8% Feb
5
5% %
cumulative
25% Nov 27
37% Sep
12
45% Dec
13
52'/4 Sep
18
SVa Oct
~31
40% Jan
3
54% Aug 23
38% Jun
24
46% Mar 26
Gillette
23% Jun
8
31 % Nov
23% Jan
22
28% July
Gimbel Brothers
25% Apr 26
9% Jan
12
7
Mar 20
8
Georgia-Pacific
Gerbcr
Gettv
4%
3
Co
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
86
Jun
28
91
28
41% Mar
9
34% Jun
27
37% Jan
14
Glidden
14
5% Jan
25
3% Jan
2
4% Apr
26
23
159 % Apr
4
89% Mar 23
66 % Feb
6
84
70% Feb
12
153
Sep
Mar 14
66
Oct
60
Jan
163
1
23
Nov
Dec
27
23% Nov 30
36
Apr
18
31% Feb
4.4 % Jan
16
60% Sep
13
48 Vb Mar 12
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
10% Dec
3
20% Mar 16
29% May 28
Feb
9
36% Aug
34
60% Dec
9
18
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
1% Jan
7
2
8% Mav 17
25% Feb
46
11
£2
July
37% Jun
57 Vb Jan
Gould-National
36 "4 Feb
29% Feb
79
108% July 17
69% Jun
7
40% Feb
25
5% Mar 12
Nov
29
38% Oct
2
19% Oct
2
130% Dec
31
149% Jan
11
128% Jun
70 Vis May 25
79% Jan
10
70% Apr
20
Feb
12
11
59% Jan
6% Apr
35% May
85
Jan
Granite City
8
7
138
Jan
18
Jan
1%
20
33% Mar 12
26% Jan
2
30% Apr
4
27
21% Oct 30
18'/8Feb
8
21% May
1
9
17% May 10
14% Jan
2
21
27
96
Jan
3
79
_
Jun
16% Apr 30
89
Feb
13
Iron
..
(The)
84,
93V»
94
94''2
94%
340
93
3514
35 "4
36'/«
35%
30%
13.900
34 %
,34%
39C
57
57
57V2
57 %
58
58%
LOOP
50%
32%
33%
33 Vb
34%
34%
35%
37,500
*8
8%
8%
*8
8%
*8
*0
8 "4
41 %
40%
41»%
40%
411
4212
12,000
41
27%
28 %
2a %
28%
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1...600
27%
28%
27%
87
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87
1
4%
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100
4%
163
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351%
35
4%
4%
35
4%
70
41/4
5.one
35%
2,600
4%
163
163
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78Y4
79
79
79%
6,300
791/2
90%
92
9,300
77%
5
Inc
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4%
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163
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41
35 5 b
10
88%
89 Vb
89
90
90
91Tb
34
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34%
400
4
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34%
34
34
34
54 V2
54%
54 %
54%
55 i'i
55%
7,200
54
54%
1
1%
1%
1%
11:.
l'/a
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1 %
7,700
No par
1%
8%
8%
8%
800
8%
8%
5
30%
30%
30 Tb
311/4
31%
32%
3,000
30%
31%
__5
47 %
40%
47'%
46%
47%
43
49%
8,100
32%
33
33'
32'A
32%
32 %
80
78
78
77
77
.
47
32%
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33%
Sugar com
.
861%
VB
*85%
78%
1
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35
34 %
Ore Prop—No par
Stores
87
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6 %
34
8%
6%
32'b
«'
74%
74%
74%
44%
44%
21
20%
131
129%
72
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131
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27%
19
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79
27 %
79%
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130
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44%
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25
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8%
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6%
34
No par
No par
Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
Oicxiilieid Tap & Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3 "
4% % preferred
10O
,
84
93
33%
100
Northern Paper Co
preferred
171
83 %
93%
32%
,—5
Green Bay &
168
82%
93%
12.50
Great Western
11
164%.
83
50%
Steel
Great Northern
22
78
Co
preferred
Northern
Orpqt,
14
45% July 3
21% Jan 11
14% Feb
fobThotcs 'see page 22r
Co
Grayson-Robimxm
Gt
163%
81%
103
34 Vb
(W T) Co common
3%%
18
18% Dec
ron
Union
Grant
15
25% Nov
79% Dec
Batteries
'&
Grand
86% Apr
7% May 18
(W R)
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
3
41% Aug 10
Co
Fi
2% Apr
13% Jan
10
29
(B
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grace
163
84%
10
13
2
1,110
162%
83
162 %
No par
(The)
Goodrich
14
19,300
107
1
21
5
•100
5^
common
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph
Co
1.000
22
9012
87
87%
*100
107
*100
21%
22 in
107
10
Co
32% July
24
34
1
79% Jun
Jun
Jun
5% Nov
3
Jan
31% Jun
77
25% Feb
46% Apr
23% Mar
160
861/4
1
Goebel
3
Co
22%
86%
4
.
$4.50 preferred,,
Mar 18
22%
85%
5,300
32%
10
Co,_____
preferred
24% Sep
90
•
l6l
*100
!___100
preferred—100
common
(The)
86%
41%
22%
22%
85%
loo
,
Corp,,
Products
Oil
22%
100
1
4%%
3
41%
10
41%
41%
41%
41%
10
2.5o
.
com
4% 'Jo
7
Jun
14,600
37%
___lo
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
May
4 300
10.000
5
5
Corp
General Tire & Rubber
500
__10c
General
93 % May
7 '
107
Apr 23
700
83%
35%
__6.67
Corp
Signal
General Steel Castings Corp
"
47% Nov 29
2,80c
*82%
31
4%
5
210
89.500
43%
105%
105
64%
53%
53%
53%
1,800
104 %
103
104%
10%
431/2
*30
31
*29
No par
Service
*61%
62
42%
104%
X81%
36
7 '/b
104%
43%
83
104%
82
»/4
61
104
42%
Xl04%
43
,
7V0
61Tb
104
104 "
10 Vb
46
7%
61 V'a
61%
104%
._No par
7
7Va
7
59%
com
27% Mar 19
2
800
10Tb
20%
53%
No par
..
37% Jan
45 % May
2,200
57%
*
\
23
800
39%
12.
12 VB
12
11%
310
81
39%
126.?,.
5
preferred
Shoe
1,600
59
General Realty <Sc Utilities
General Refractories
8
: ■
126
11%
1,000
44%
57%
Advertising
Railway
39 ','4
38%
23 %
1
Corp
64%
Public
Day
!,),* 79
81
SO
VO
23%
44%
23 'A
45
•124%
12
41%
General
12 )
Independence
10%
05%
General
129
128 ',2
2,100
20 %'
41%
Mar 20
18% July 3
50% Jan 10
2, iOO
20%
No par
Public
4.900
10
*10 %
10%
41%
conv
85
10
20
%
63%
conv
43:4
83%
10
1
$1.60
42%
CLOSED
20
1
S3
EXCHANGE
9 (a
,
10
General Portland Cement Co!
General
140
84 %
*44%
81
125
11%
12
'•
39%
%
125
124
1,8)0
91%
42%
„23
22%
*44%
81
'39 %
*38%
4
-
36%
91 ',2
128
129
-22%.
2
90",4
.
9%
-
9Tu
.
44:
82%
*01
2
9%
3,600
H
42
82 %
9"ii
5
83 %
41%
81
(iOO
14%
STOCK
91%
92
90%.
30 T
30%
36
200
32 V
6k
•56
64
*56
35Tb
35%
35%
5'A
5%
5 V*
64
14Tb
15
15
5%
5%,
*53%
64.
,100
$3.75
14%
44%
<
*31%
32 %
14%
■
™__5
Corp
Outdoor
*30%
15
*35%
39% May 22
33
40%
5%
General Precision Ecjuipt Corp
54% July 3
5% Jun 13
27
29% July 18
2
12
39%
.
6%
15
34% May 17
24
34% Mar 12
38 % Mar 28
Nov
14% Feb
12
4% Feb
8.900
22-%
.
,_vioo
preferred
General
40%
*128
Nopar-
preferred
Preferred
12
21
36% Feb 25
Aug~20
$5
45%
9%
loo
com
common
General Motors
24
51% Jun
31
5 6e>
May 10
115% Jan
Mills
45%
80%
No par
Co
Dynamics
General
44%
441/4
42 %
42
5
General Finance Corp (Delaware) _l
General Foods Corp,,
No par
General Instrument Corp
:
1
11
1.000
45
•35%
90%
,^loo
General Electric Co
52% Jan
13
Controls
2'J
*56
comu_i
preferred
68% Anr 13
1
108% Dec
series
General
28%
5%
Go
<
22
45% Oct
59% Dec
;,i
5
General Cigar Co Inc
;
7% preferred
General Contract Corp
5
July
2b "n
*14%
Amer
1
54% Jan 21
43%
28%
32
1
General Bronze Corp
14% Jail 22
24
50
com
General Cable Corp com
4','0
1st preferred—!
24
43 Vb
2 :J
41
Transportation
2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
IT
No par
May 20
12% Jan
Indus
200
43%
45%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
General
46% May 24
23
American
3,000
?
5%
,
9%
43%
9%
X28'/b
44
com
4% % convertible preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
5
Jan
Inc
4.700
9%
29
40 %
6% convertible preferred
General American Investors
$4.50 preferred
51
Garrett Corp (The)
Wood Industries
Gar
9Tb
9%
421/4
1
6
31
15
9%
0%
29
5
General
14
9Tu
9%
•42 Tb
IIIIIII2
2
2
% Jan
9%
9%
9%
42 %
5o
_
19
Jan
8
9%
—No par
5% Jan
4
64
36% Jan
22% Dec 23
,
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
15% Feb
2
37
60% Oct
preferred
Co
3
4% Apr
5
106% Mar
convertible
GameWQll
9%
10
9%
5
common,
2
May
Dec
51
5%
__j
inc
14% Jan 30
13
G% July
(The)
39% July
5% July
July 16
16 % Aug
46% Jun 28
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
32
9% July 17
39
Apr 29
Gabriel
19 U
19%
"f;
!
V
15%
16
79
7917
r
*13
2,600
21
80
131
20
72%
27 7
3.500
»
19%,
15%
15%
79 Va
79%-,
-
490
13.700
140
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(124)
...
Monday, July 8, 1857
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1930
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27Va Jun
8
35% Jan
3
9% Nov
12
76% Dec
21
98
Jan
2
28
39% Mar 23
21
9
Jim
2d
29 % Dec
22% Jun
13
5% J«tu
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
34% Jan
14
23
22%
23
—1
11
*11
11%
11
11
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
28 %
28 %
28%
29
29
29%
29%
29%
2,60t)
72%
72%
73
73
2
74%
200
148%
148
148%
149%
80% Jan
16
$5
May 13
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
34% Jan 24
41%
Jun
11
84
83% Dec 27
Dec
17
108
100
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
39% Dec
17
58% Feb
10
Feb
Jun
20
1
Corp__
Sugar
.
preferred—
No par
Corp—
_25
—
Utilities
*72%.' -73%.
144% 145%
147
-No par
36%
36%
84%
90
92
36
148%
200
26,600
90
*88
92
*88
92
39 %
*38%
39%
STOCK
74%
74%
76%
EXCHANGE
75%
76
9,100
22%
22%
22%
CLOSED
22%
23
1,100
21 %
20%
20%
90
89%
89%
Independence
89U
33
33
33%
Day
33%
33!
4
1,400
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
4.200
14
96
Jan
29
21
41% Feb
21
Hackensack
25
39%
39%
39 %
7
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
72%
73 %
73
Hall
22
22%
22%
*20%
*88
*88
*82
$4.44 dividend preferred——100
*88
7,700
84%
*89
Jun
100
—100
37
36%
*82
2
$4.20 dividend preferred
dividend preferred—
37
84%
Apr
$4.40
36%
36%
89
5
98
90
*73!
10,500
89
93 % Feb
5
87% July
6
22%
Co—
Common
38% Jun
103% Feb 28
90
152
Shares
23
11
42% Mar 20
the WceK
5
11
32% Jan
147% July 26
July
22%
24
83% Jan 23
'
July I
23%
11%
Aircraft
Guanianamo
32% Sep 26
Friday
Thursday
c
22%
*10%
Grumman
12% May 10
72% July
2
107% Feb 12
Mar 14
Rales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July A
July S
July 1
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
•82
*82
84%
"■
*•
20
87%
87%
*88,
92
•39
39%
H
20% May
4
1
45% July 25
13
24% Dec
19
20% Mar 11
18
18
20
19
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Nov
26
130
Nov 30
31% Feb
9
Sep
Sep
28% Jan
15
Hammermill
40
Jun
14
Harbison-Walk
138
Jun
14
July
5
28
15
37
Feb
11
16
39
Mar 29
27% Mar
31
8
Mar 27
5% Jun
32% Dec 13
39
31% Jun
50
27
14
Nov~20~
35% Apr
Aug
9
35
2
3
1
Jun
30% July
2
32% Mar 25
G% Jan
7
34% Jan 21
4%
37
13% May 28
17% Nov
2G% Dec 20
76
Dec
47
19
Dec
23% Feb 28
81
14% Feb
15
18 % Jun
19
34% Mar 27
25
Feb
11
2
89
73% Apr
5
28% Apr
76% Jun
2
54
Mar 12
13
% Feb 27
July
1
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
Harsnaxv
32%
32%
preferred..-———50
Hecht
Co
3%%
22
Heller
(W E!
23 % Jun
24
24% Jan
16
Holme
(G W)
'3
15
Feb
14
35
Jan
21
105
110
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
23
33% Nov
31
July
27% Feb
12
40% Jun
25
Oct
2
99
Jan
21% Dec
12
31
17
% Dec
5
Feb
16
56
35% Jan 30
89
Dec
26
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 23
12% Feb
10
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
22Vb Jan
12% Jan
25
20
25
10% Jun
12
17
25% July
12% July
10% Feb
Inc—
$4% cum 2nd pfd
5
.
.1
Co
29 % Mar
Hooker
8
4
2
25% Feb
26
6% Jan
28% Jan
Feb
Oil
16% Jan
3
28
10
22% May 27
39 % May 29
30
Jni'i
6
Electrochem
Co
26
Apr
1
4.40tS
4
°/0
57*% Aug 17
48% Mar 22
59% May 17
Houston
3
12% Feb
18
15
26% Mar 19
9% Jun
6
1% Feb
13
11
66
3
13% Jun
3
16% Jan
14
8
77
Jun
12
85% Apr
13
4% Feb
25
July 3
24% Sep 21
23% Jan
2
6
May'21
35% May'23
16% Jun
20
22
35% May
72% May
3
29% Jan
17
40
4
48
Jun
20
63% Jan
Jun
24
Jun
41 %
Jan
4
5 c/o
May 31
*13%
9%
52
Dec
27
45% Jan
4
48
Jan
15
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
% Apr
23
Nov
13
42% July 3
27% Jan 23
46
30
5
28
9% Apr
5
39% Jan 14
25
88% Jan
Ingersoll-Rand
16
15% Feb
Sep
Feb
11
99% Jan
4
55% Jan
23% May 14
Insuranshares
Ctfs
5
52
Jan
2
Interchemical
85
Corp
May 23
92
Jan
21
35% Jan
3
27% Mar 25
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
33% Apr
11
88
Jan
3
May 28
33% Jun
138
July
25% Feb
69
Jun
5
In'tT
Business
38% Jan
11
Int'l
Harvester
25
31% May 15
20
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
Int'l
107% Jun
94% Mar 26
7
144% May 7
106 % Mar 13
21% Apr 19
13
104% Apr 19
86
3
16% July
Feb
15
3
Dec
13
44% Feb 20
38% Jan
70% Mar 13
41% July
144
Aug
8
103% May
9
124% Jan 14
112% Jan
38
Feb
26% May 10
Feb
43% NOV 29
98
17
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
34% Apr 20
38 % Jan
29% Jan
4
37-% Apr
5
29% Feb
12
38% Feb
7
58
6
49 % Jan
2
73
32
3
32
28~
July
16
30
Jun
July
35
39% Mar 16
30% Feb
12
Feb
20
37% May 13
Jun
6
July 3
33% May 10
13
Feb
9
15% Aug 27
13
Jun
24
30
Nov
30
14% Feb
19
34% Jan
5
30
Jun
28
32
23% Dec
28
18
27% Jan
10
24% Jan
2
33% Jan
10
56% Nov 19
43% Feb
12
120% Dec
17
111% Jun
28
130
40% May 16
49
4
Nov
19
22% Dec
13
32% Oct
1
Aug 31
130
•
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
15
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
*4% Oct
15
83
Dec
27
102 % Feb
6
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
5
67% Feb
1
85
42% Jun
55
Mar 14
Mar 21
3% Feb
4
Jan
•
11
Jun
21
78
Jan
24
Jun
11
91
47% Jan
28
59% Julv
81
Jun
19
89 % Feb
43% Feb
11
69
12
52V4 July
82% Apr
Feb
9
5
28
3114
39
38%
38 <4
*38 "'a
40
100
4%:,
41
41
*39an
41%
100
*43
46
*42%
45%
*38
39
421 \
41%
42%
55 7„
10.800
30%
55%
x3G
8,500
*43
45%
*43
45'
*41
47%
*41
47%»
47%
*40%
47%
*41
40%
*41
46 > 8
42%
42%
*40%
43
30
30 %
30%
31
31
30%
-
*41
31 %
20
1,400
31%.
8! 'a
8'/a
100
28%
5,100
30%
80%
82
4,300
No par
<
80%
153
"150
153
89
90
91
20
1
,
5
L_;
—100
1
No par
-No par
100
5
com
100
Canada
No par
43' l>
*22%
41%
43
42 %
23
*22i
42
86
28
28 **
332%
334
34
33%
134
139
138%
27%
28%
*67
72
*67
103%
*86
42 •' i
86'ii
28«6
28
28'
337
34%
140
23%
72
103%
103%
n%
9%
105
104
*86
88 %
339%
348
35%
140 b,
103 %
9%r
104%
9%
9%
26,500
1,040
29%
7,800
15.000
9%
4,700
107
11,900
100
90
*86
86
86
35%
105%
105
106 %
107
2.600
16,500
72
*67
104%:
40
28
140
%
72
*67
347u
139
29
4,300
87
358
27%
34%
28%
44%
43
*86%
350
139%
100
23
23
23
8(51«
ii
20
10%
18 %
94%
97
91 %
93
IS1
:
31,300
23%
25
19 %
23%
98%
96%
102%
No par
*115
115%
115%.
116
—No par
39
39%
39
39 %
39
39%
39
31%
4.400
4?%
42%
41%
42%
42
42%
43
43
1,400
•.
Shoe
117
30
32
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
16,900
63%
63%,
63%
2,500
63
63:%
63%
*31
32 %
*31%
32
32
32
32
1
*31%
S2
*31%
32
31 %
31%
*31%
3.50
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%,
13%
13%
No par
30%
30%
30%
30%.
30!
30%
—10
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %>
27%
50c
52%
52%
52%
53
52%
52%
5
Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elcc Co
Light Co
Coal
32
*30
32
*30
common
preferred
1
I-T-E-
Circuit Breaker
Jacobs
(PL)
Co
5
400
35%
32
63
Stores
Power
1
2,230
118
*115
117
62 %
i
—
Dept
Creek
4° %
*22:14
Z.
98
35
Interstate
43%
2,900
41 %
104%
90
7,100
44%
_100
preferred
Interstate
b
332%
33%
28%
96
43%
87
*86
27%
23
153
95
41%
41
86
43 %
*150
93%
91
!
8%
153
*150
89
—
common
issued
"7 7 it
"150
*30
112
112
44 %
115
47
46
115
%
49
,
113
48%
%
32
300
100
32
48%
7,300
30%
31
3.100
27%
27%
1.300
51%
52%
2,600
112%
113
13%
112%
48%
48
50
',8
12,900
5%
1,600
1
5%
5%
5 "4
5 %
5 %
5%
5%
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22 %
22%
22%
22%
1.100
1
Co_^
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd_ _100
43 %
43%
43 %
43%
43%
44%
44
45 %
4,80(1
85
80
80 '4
*80
81 "2
120
57%
57 %
58
59%
2,400
Co
_
_
_
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
1
common
3
3% c/o preferred
Jolins-Manville. Corp
3
Johnson
&
Laughlin Steel
2
Jones
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
2
5 c'c
Feb
11
76% Jan
17
5 5 Vb
30%
25
61
22.
4.60O
36
54%
30%
*38
35
36%
54%
29 %
No par
15
page
35%.
35
34%
54
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities Corp
26
see
3,000
34 %
25
27
For footnotes
17%
29%
common
62% Nov
61% Jan
17 %
28!«
common
International Silver
105% Feb
72 \, Dec
45% Mar 12
800
15,400
81%
preferred
International
8
3
ii
5%
33%
28%
Inc
International Salt
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
17 •'!
40
79
5%
83%.
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
$6
6% Jun
Vt)
*77 %
33%
5%
33
53%
9%
When
17
100
1,600
34
103%
7%
77%
\5%
32%
15
2,000
53%
29%
9%
5%
77%.
5%
Day
2
71%
15%
70!
,%
102%
22
287b Jan
17%
—15
Island
46
17
Paper common
17.50
$4 preferred
No par
Iowa Power &
21% Apr 30
28 % Feb' 11
17 %
17
it
15
77
5'
15
Independence
is
Machines—
of
13
2
4'? i
15
1,000
.
27 7
preferred
Nickel
28% Mar 29
July
32%
5%
69 %
4,700
3',2
10%
81%
International Packers Limited
54% Jun
Jan
77
32
(ill
4
3 %
10%
81'»
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
79
CLOSED
■:
10%i
2,500
10 V'4
27%
International
12
20
15
3'.
58%
14
*7%
preferred
12
9% Jun
15
■>
10%
27%
Corp
156% Jan
98% Feb
July
Interlake.Iron
7%
68 *
31
*10
*13%
n
preferred
1
July
68
EXCHANGE
80
Inspiration Cons Copper
14
112% Aug
8
14 % Mar 13
86
358
68%
j
STOCK
10 hi
100
Apr 30
20% Jan
4
35% Dec 31
3%
10%
13%
ii
No par
40% Jun
4%%
4
*9%
*3 !
57%
58
*13%
27
common-
7
3,1
7C
30
*7%
Co
6
Feb
200
73%
15,300
27%
preferred:
Inland Steel
24% Mar 13
94
32% Dec
6%
2,600
377u
28%
___l
S A—
61% Jan
103
288
85
156
3 %
10%
5"
*31
50
50
Industrial Rayon__„
Feb
12
■
—100 pesos
7% Jun
Feb
s
73
.4
97
10
*77
,
4.20% cumulative preferred50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No parIndustria Electrica De Mexico
73
Jan
57%
13 %
15
4.70% cumulative preferred50
4.42% cumulative preferred——50
27% Jun
42
9%
10
68'
—15
26% Jun 20
*13%
13%
3%
■
:
44
79
37 7
27%
75
i*9%
.
Co—No par
44
148
.i
1
100
cumulative preferred-
6
*73
21%
21%
!;v
58
cumulative preferred
13
28
74
I
28
53
4.08%
Feb
21 %
37%
4
57
4.26%
69% Mar 20
21%
38!
28
26
56 1
par
—
2
165
21%
40
1,300
*25%
20%
5
91%,
8
100% Dec
*25%
26%
85
86
10
9
8
17,800
200
4%
5
*90
46% Mar
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85% July 20
32 %
ii
*83! i
Illinois Power Co common..
5
31%
85
*4 7
91 %
:
32% May
31% July
32:!ii
87
31%
*85
ii
86
1
Illinois
11
17,400
*90
a—
9
Feb
63 V'a
*88%
47% Apr
3
63
92
19
54 % Apr
63
86
14
38
4,600
62
91%
preferred series A—
RR
35%
*i63%
Hupp Corp common————1:
5 % conv pfd series A—
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
—5
Central
34%
94
Lighting '& Power—No
Idaho Power Co
35%
86
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt"Foods & Indust Inc com
5
89% Apr
1,600
35
'•91 %
JHudson & Manhattan com_'_—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
6
7,800
29 %
19 7 it
*83 %
4% May
6
11% Apr 29
Jun
i
17%
19%
*28r%
17
29 1
1 (Id
—-
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound
Co—!
ii
27%
*73
ii
16%
19 7»»
i
161»
——100
preferred—:———
preferred a
"37 !
33%
33!
51
21%
i
Apr
5% Feb
21%
17',i
87
-
*25"
26%
721
88
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
*25%
72%
100
ii
5
:i
7
8
*35
5
27 '
4
18
32 7
87
4.7 ii
27%
Mar 13
Jan
17%
33%
*84
21%
85
18% Jan
i
*37%
Inc
13
98% Nov 29
87 % Dec 12
10,300
com——3
convertible
Jun
21
11,900
11%
preferred—50
$2.25
Jun
23
25%
11%
Household Finance common—No par
3 % c/o preferred100
Houdaille-Industries
40
Nov
10%
25%
common..5
preferred—
—No par
Hotel Corp of America——!
5% conv preferred——
25
18% Jan
99
10
Corp———
$4.25
18% July 11
Mar
Honolulu
10
Feb
45
Jan
*10%
11%
39 % Jan
9
9% Nov 26
10%
25%
11%
85
97
100
10%.
25%
llr',i
52% July 17
103%-Mar 16
5
5,500
10:t,
61%
27
14C
21 %
21%
25%
60
14
21%
0%
60
Jun
85%
*84
11%
%
i
59 '
4% Jim
11C
:
24'.• i
10"
4
31% July
66%
12%
71% Jan
31
1,700
(i6%
24%
59
8% Jan
2,900
15,100
15 7
11%
19
5
78
21 %
351 -a
Mar 25
2
«
36
841 L«
35
19
69
83%
35%
74% Jun
ah y
,
15%
66
66
21 %
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200
36
66
.00
38 'a
800
48
a
16
36
.15%
35%
Jan
25% Jun 22
,
1.5%
56%
*461
4
1
55%
.12.50
—
Jan
6
38 1
38
t
30
112
*50
47
21
5
common.
Apr
Dec
15%
*10%
1
5
Sons—.
55
33 % May 28
35'
15%
ii
10
&
Corp
51
143 %
O'J
35%
'109
56 %
56
46 7
40% Jan
(A)
53
27% May 23
37%
21
9
13
a
31
32
109
5(1%
48
>::
"47
21 %
11
20
55
109
109
106
,
'
83
Nov
Dec
s
57%
48
83%
50% Dec
20
9,400
19%
28
47% Jan 23
) ,900
45%
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i
83% Dec
15%
43%
*28%
18
8
15'4
43%
197a
Jun
20
15%
42%
28%
7% Jan
31
50
15%
*31%
19%
91
Dec
31 %
15",:
42%
66
.—_
300
15",i
28:>,
83 % Dec
52% Dec
32
40
400
i,
42%
*31
No par
(conv)
%
400
2
15%
32
17%
23
76% Jun
23%
29
15% Dec 21
151
*23%
,2
19%
July 26
July 17
19
23%
ZiJ
17'it
Jan
11
23%
.
u
a.,
19%
Jun
13
O'i 1..
17%
'VI 1
;>'!
88
Feb
17%
17%
30
Feb 20
800
300
89
17%
10
84
7% Apr
53!
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17%
Holly Sugar
105
59
*52%
87
*•; i
—50c
Furnace
52
17%.
Hollander
102% Jan 10
33 Yo Dec
i.
20'
Holland
52
87
—100
2
1
a
5
40
2
87.%
11
26
Dec~21
77%
20
26
44
*76
Feb
Dec
41%
77 %
31
Dec
1
*76
22% Jan
90
10
26%
22 % Jun
83
57% Oct
17%
26:%
13
25
27% Feb
*17%
28% May 22
33% Feb 11
72% Jun
19% Nov 29
76!
17%
19% May 31
6
3
79%
26".»
16
96
13
32,100
"a
17%
75
15
11
13
79;i:.
*32
32%
*26%
17'7
Nov
Dec
4% Dec
160
32 % Jan
23
75
27% Dec
300
32%
32%
501
15%
7
9% Feb
700
5%
87
31%
37."'
1
•_
22
3
20
(The)—_
Jan
9% Jun
29%
*5 ',4
50%
107
57"
*10%
50
85
22
10
Hertz Co
i
107
100
No par
A
80% Feb 25
17% Feb
29 %
29%
42%
■31%
<?:>
,
series
a
*15'
common
preferred
3
Jan
Jan
4% %
17
Jan
!% Nov
0
preferred!
Ilershey Chocolate
Jan
36
5% Nov 30
30
78
25
64
25
*76
17"a
No par
26
.
4
26%
33'a
_2 1/12
common.
Hewitt-Robins
3
3
nbneumillative preferred
7%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A.
25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
12% Dec 12
.
28%
5%
t
89
231
lo
4
Jun
13,400
29%
5!
50%
*17!i
1
—
3
6
20
Co—
common-——-.
July
Aug
Dec
&
16
28% Jan
12
.50%
40 % Jan
40
15% Nov 29
77%
*37 %
1
35% Dec 26
24% Sep 25
41% Jan
*70
100
Motors
34% Jun
63
.
26%
80
Xl'i !
4 7%
26%
common-
Powder
61
May 16
50% Feb 19
3
17%
*25%
25
Co
J)
Hercules
24
77% Feb
34%
77%
71
81
1
—
preferred——————100
Hercules
26
125% Jan
(II
3.65'70
5
23
13
6% Apr 11
18% Oct 22
8
Heinz
10
Jim
61 % Dec
29% Oct
July
46% Jun
12% Mar
31
17% Jan
45%
4.7% Jan
20% Mar 19
9% Nov 27
34% Mar
,
1
11
Jan
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
9% Dec 26
6
Mar
53% Mar 20
19
18% Dec
May
54
13% Nov 29
80
5
75%
5
—15
—
preferred-
18% Jan
21% Mar 15
34%
'
20
7
51 % July 19
124
Feb 24
dlst
common
20
38 % Jan
5%
32%
4.200
2.100
28%
29 %
32%
—'
50
Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc—.
16% Feb
31
,
%
5
130
47%
34 '»
29%e**29%
30%
29'
126
34%
it
29%
46% Apr
17
54 7
5%
86% Jan
Oct
34'
29%.
5
15% Dec
34%
30'b
4%%
3C
"
5 %
Marx
700
89%
47%
47%
47%
27 %
9
36% Nov 29
34%
300
20%
*20%
130
*126
135
46
29%
Aug 6
.26% May 25
34
39%
'126
46
5
Jan
23% Oct 25
39%
135
lo
Chemical Co—
Jan
90
32%
a
is
4
1
„
32'
M20
loo
-
%
39%
7.50
—2.50
Corp
Schaffner
60
20
32
com
21
90
•fill
2,50
Corp of America common—„1
Hart
Hat
101
11
—100
preferred—.
6%
%.
20%
.1
common-;
Co——
Harsco Corporation—
3
Dec
5
preferred
Paper
85% Nov 15
17
Co
convertible
Haveg
18% Jan 23
Watch
11
45% Jan
20
May 22
Hamilton
Printing Co_
111% Jan
34% July
24% May
5% Oct
11
(W F)
2
33
May 28
128 % Jan 15
Feb
24%
2
Jan
Water
5
48 % Dec
146
2'4
May 31
89% July
31% May
42% Mar 29
25
r
71% May
Nov
92
Jdy
&
100
5
Johnson
12%
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
com-
*80
57%
47
*79
80
*78
%
*79'%
80
58%
*79
82
59%
59
*79
80
80
48%
48%
81
*80
'
49%
49%
52 %
51
80 %
80
80%
80%
'mmm
52 %
80
81
13.300
/
900
„10
56%
57
57
53 V4
58%
59%
59%
60 %
-100
92%
92 "'4
92%
93%
93%
94'
93 %'
94%
330
72
72%
1,800
.
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72 %
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73
737a
72%
73
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-
■
54.200
Volume
Number 5653
186
.
.
The Commercial unci Financial Chronicle
.
(125)
new york stock exchange stock record
Sales for
Range lor Previoun
Year1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
3474 Feb
3
7074 Aug
13
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dec
18
52
3774 Dec
7
Aug
20
Dec
21
Dec
5
103
108
\9774 Nov 28
Feb
14
Jun
20
102
Feb
18
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
28
103
May 22
1
5
96
Feb
21
1
96
Apr
3
4
Kansas'
87
July
Feb
14
39% Jan
24
Mar 12
77% Jan*
7174 Feb
9
9
6474 Jun
7
37
Nov
14
4674 Jan
20
32% Jun
20
24
Feb
15
3874 Jan
28% Aug 14
2672 Jan
21% Jan
10
2474 July 23
23
Jan
2
26
27
21
Mar 27
12
Feb
19
15
Apr
48
Dec
12
37% Feb
12
147% Mar 14
10174 Feb
5
31
Mar
12 74 Dec
May 28
Jan
23
Feb
11
27% Feb
7
53% Apr
39
6
Dec
61
3
Kansas Gas
4
Kansas
Kavser
12
387a Jun 24
41
Jan
49 74 Jun
4
40% Mar 19
29
Mar
52 74 Jan
Jl
7474 Aug 20
82
Dec
18
98.
25
Dec
~21
3174 Dec
26
50 74 Feb
29
22
Jan
10
2974 Apr
3
43% Jan
4
5474 Oct
19
10
40
Nov
21
32 74 Dec
17
30% Jun
49
Kelsev
5
4%%
3
Keystone
Koppers Co
KLM
■17% Feb
20
94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7
25% Feb
13
27% Apr
11
29% Jun
2974 Mar 29
19
34% Jan
4
23.74 July
47
Jan
Kress
<8
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St
Hi
33''4
10
100
-1
rT—10
No Par
5
1
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5014
78 "2
181/4
261/4
30%
2384
50%
90
93%
89'/a
89
68
34
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271/2
25%
13
131/8
45
46
10774 108%
42
42%
68'4 6874
30% 30%
39
39%
48% ..49%
32% V32%
33% . 34%
501/8 501/2
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2674 26%.
30
30%
231/2 231/2
51%
52
79
9174
4 5 74
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67
633
27%
251/2
1,800
95
45%
45 74
700
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37%
900
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76
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40
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10
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28
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
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r
Day .
28
1,400
25%
25%
2,100
13%
13%
700
4574
4574
4,000
11074
112 74
22,200
42%
43%
9,000
69%
7074
18,500
31%
32 74
3974
39'A
48%
45
10874
42%
68 74
30% 32
*39
39%
48% 49
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49
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500
200
34%
8,400
4,300
34
5174
51%
80
51%
80
18%
26%
3074
23%
53%
8,000
4,000
32%
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3474 34%
50%
79
18%
26%
A 30%
23%
5274
17,000
44%
93
92
45 74
373/*
76
90
93%
8974
89
67
34
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131/2
45%
109%
42%
71%
8074
200
3,500
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.
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52 74
18%
2674
30
30%
23%
23%
1,100
53
54
5,800
1474
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0
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1
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38%
l^ pi^n.n1163---100 G
E J Korvette Tne
9
57% Apr 26
17
44 74
108 74
42
683/4
3°3e
1
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4%
26% May
2
5
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25
King-Seelev
1
25
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KimbeNy-Stok^& Wire Co. (ill,..,!
11
65% Jan
78% July
1
Feb
—m"50
N°Par
8/75
conv
4
1
0
onrniSf
Kerr-McGee
35% May 22
2
10
May
£°
Kern Conntv
5
35% Jan
Haves
S
Kennecott Conner
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
27
3974 Feb
jTtuIk?
Power
fjillinsf
90
45 74
37'/a
76
89
45
37Va
76
*86
93 74
*86
*87
67%
*33
27%
253/8
88
4574
37
76
86
93%
89%
87
63
35
27V*
253/8
131/4
45
10974
4274
703/4
30%
38%
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32%
34%
5084
88
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*73
86
*9074
*86
87
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*33
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July 5
42% 43%
41T'a 43%
42 *
42
preferred—100
17
32% July
43% Jan
7
nrefen eri
iio^ iinnS com—No par
4%
46% May 23
128% Jan
4
11
57% Feb
47
Apr
58% Apr
1
25
Mar
31
30 74 July 16
4374 Oct
42% Apr
24
32% May
2
4%%
the Week
Friday
Tuesday
July '£
Monday
July 1
1/3
Preferred
90 74 Jun
13
NOV
30
tonv
83
90
JB9
113
*4%
102
July
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRlCES
Wednesday
Thursday
July 3
July 4
«
Par
1
Jun
86
3274 May
,
13
76
Apr
May"
49
36% Jun 25
1
Mar
109 74
20
Mar 13
96
92
,
100
Kansas Citv Pr £
50
3 80% nSferr^
N°P&r
4%
Z~T
-—--100
4 5ol n.^t>r,^pieferred
100
4 20% JJSffK
100
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13
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10
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4
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4 74 Jan
7
23% Feb
11
27
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6
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8
4
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13
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Nov
19
1
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7
20
3
2
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6
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5
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2274 Mar 12
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24
24
30
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8
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30
32
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21
3674 Apr
4
89
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8
97
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83
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20
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9
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2
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1774 Jun
10
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174 July
Apr
Oct
19% Dec 28
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8
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4
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2% Jan
4
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10
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24
7 74 Jan
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20
1
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14
26
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12
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4
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30
19
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15
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28
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9
98
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1
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4
9
l
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16374 Feb
2
49
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23
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23
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1878 Nov 29
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12
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28
10
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21
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12
75
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6
39
19
9
16
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27
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3774 Jun
3
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19
4
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21% Jun
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6
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7
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7
103
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9
27
102 74 Jan
13
86
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11
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97
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19
103 74 Dec
28
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27
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12
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23
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2
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28
143 74 Jan
5
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24
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4
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27
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20
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24
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5
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116
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21
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20
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9
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7
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577a Jan
2
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2374 July
5
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1174 Oct
7
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83
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14
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12
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11
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18
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5874 Dec
8
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50
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
674 Nov 29
4374 Jun
12
7
18
10074 Jan
25
7
Feb
13474 Jun 21
9
64
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7674 Nov
1474 May 28
3574 Jan 24
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63
2
20
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14
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16
86
161/8
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84 74 Jun
10
1874 Mar 29
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31
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14
3
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24
5
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July 10
58
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6
15
27
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5
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1774
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1,300
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8,900
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67
74
6,000
6874
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68
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64
63%
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1,700
1474
400
52%
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52 %
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3,300
90
9%
9
76,100
39 %
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19
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STOCK
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CLOSED
30
115
22
22 74
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10
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19
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83
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120
27
82
300
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6,800
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3 *74
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20%
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1,400
116 74
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26,600
M
37% Nov 23
120
Nov
15
3
26
May 24
119
49 74 Jan
144
39% Mar 22
July
1
Apr
16
125
Mar
4
10
74 Nov
14
27% Feb
12
32
Apr
11
3374 Oct
16
2874 Feb
12
3274 May 17
8074 Dec
27
9274 Jan
13
80% July
2774 Dec
28 74
20
30
8% Nov 21
10 74 Apr
6
1074 Feb
Jan
86% Jan
5
7 3/4 Mar 28
30
MacAndrews & Forbes common___10
6%
preferred
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Mack'trucks Inc_
;—
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474% preferred series A
_No par
30%
100
81%
11 'A July
674 Sep
20
28
774 Mar
6
Dec
18
139
Mar 20
7074 July
31% Nov 26
41
Mar 13
35
Madison
1
1474 May 14
86
47374 Dec
26
610
Jan
6
476
44
474 Jun
8% Nov 28
26
5/4 Dec
16
31
7
Jan
3
24
Sep
19
Nov
5
1
89
Jan
44
Jun
12
4
530
Jan
5
Jan
8
10
11
Jan
8% July
17% Jan
24
30
.10%
1674 Feb
4874 May
2074 Nov
1
13
56% Jun
51% Sep 26
2974 Apr 18
3274 Feb 21
14
40% July 11
1
5
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros
:_No par
7 74
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—5
*15%
974 Jan
2
1374 Jun
21
Maracaibo
2574 Apr
16
34
Jun
11
18
38
Jan
2
18 74
50
July
July
3174 Feb
10
2
2074 Apr
5474 Feb
11
35% Mar
8
37 74 May
1
Marine
7
7
31
Feb
14
Jan
24
81
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24
91
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3
33
Jun
20
4774 Jan
24
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
Mar
28
35% Jan
1
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Corp
5
common
Marshall Field
8
474%
Martin
8
& Co
100
Masonite
21
30% May 14
Master
48% Mar 19
3574 Feb
13
3974 Jan
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
73 74
July
7374 Dec
21
96% Jan
4
72
Jun
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
68
3474 Apr
5674 Jan
3
2774 Jun
9
50
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11
55
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9
Jan
12
1374 Jan
10
17% Apr
22
70
28 74 Feb
54
6
July 17
1274 Dec
25
20
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3
83
21
83
2
77
4
Mar 22
$3.75
cum
Feb
20
3274 Jan
3
2674 Feb
19
30
46
Jan
6
39% Jun
24
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15
Jan
16
1274 Jan
2
4274 Apr 30
13% Mar 11
May 15
4174 Dec
69 74 Nov 28
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32
»
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137-4 Dec
11
47
May 14
3474 Feb 11
48
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28
16
17
32
13
1
1474 Jun
5
6
12174 Jun
7
Sep
19
76
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18
9574 Mar
Jan
23
5474 Dec
1774 Dec
31
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5
Mar
75 74 Mar
Jan
2
2374 Feb 29
1674 Jun
26
1
217/4 Jun
1674 Jun
3174 Oct
1
41% Apr 30
8274 Dec
19
10
12
10274 Jan
16
Apr
1
4074 Jun
85 74 Feb
5
93
33
02
15
xa
27 %
39 ,2
13 7b
27%
2774
41
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44
McGraw-Edison
——
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntvre Porcupine Mines:
5
Inc—
1
&
Robbins
Corp
4%%
common
25
Feb
Dec
10
93
10174 Dec
14
116
447a Jan
3
2174 Mar
4
Merck & Co
9
7774 Jun
20
89
July 19
10574 Jan
3
116
6174 July 31
2374 Jan
3
52
Apr
Feb
19
28
28
102
Jan
6
76
9774 Oct
9
107
Jan
23
90
July
5
82
Dec
27
9974 Feb 21
84
Jan
8
92
Jun
5
93% Jan
31
80
74 Jun
13
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
95
Jun
21
footnotes
see
page 22.
26
Stores
Inc
Co
conv
2nd
8
11
Feb
18
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
104% Jan
9
94
89
May 23
86% Apr
103
Feb
17
19
pfd-100
4.35% preferred series
—100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series—
100
4.45% preferred series
100
^Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
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87,2
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50
,
80
(
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50
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3,000
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9
4,500
14
14
5,300
76%
6,200
42%
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75 74
42
34
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16
600
34
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13%
2,800
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30 74
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31
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7,700
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1874
51
51
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33
2,100
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35
2,100
30
3474
18,500
33 74
3074
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7,000
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36 74
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30
41
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110
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45
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1,800
118 74
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58
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98
83
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113
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28
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20
28
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7,000
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74
28
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7%
30 74
62%
3,500
3,000
33 74
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11074
2,700
9%
9
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44
4574
44%
38%
13
20
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3374
33%
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110
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58
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109
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preferred—.—Nopar
6274 Jan
\
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11
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$4
61
16%
17^8
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13 /4
13 .a
108,2 110 2
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23
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MCrritt'-Chapman & Scott
12.oO
Mesta Machine Co
-5
24
28,a
TO
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Inc——3~; 3
commpn
2174 Jan
1
Jun
27
Dec
Feb
5
May 27
69% Apr
11
54 74 Apr
Jan
80
64% May 10
.
1
48
Mercantile
39% July
12
,
4'/.
25 74 May 20
.
2974 Feb
47_,4
38 8
*87%
preferred (1st series)—100
-_1
39 74 Apr
6
45
47/4
17,2
preferred series B___-100
Mengel Co- (The)
July 11
71
44%
60,4
74
7 74
16
*70
69,2
10
34% Mar 21
ij
70
5
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
39,2
46%
0
9,500*
*500
15
44%
597'b
16 4
^-18
McLellan Stores Co__—
,8
4774 47%
13%
13%
*10874 110,2
——1
•'McGraw-Hill Publishing
29
35
1774 Nov 20
3972
13
70
8874 Jan
11
27% Feb
8
* 27 74
3
50
1
Apr
2174 Nov 26
other
8
28,a
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374% convertible preferred—100
Mead
68
28
July
4574 Jun 26
all
17
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77'B
30
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m
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76
2
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May
7
1*
15
Melville Shoe Corp common_L
2474 Feb
•
Mar
J /«
7b
52
24
98
•
20
23-^b
$2.50 preferred
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32 A
30 44
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^
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—
Corp
30% Apr
9
77
July 2
1974 Jan 29
32^4
29 /8
303/8
<b
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^ >*
84
33
71
9%
50
33 ,f
42'A
16
10 ,a
83
38
45%
iu3/b
35 /8
14%
535
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4
83
8%
74 74
73
,n
74%
*68.8
74 Jun 25
3374 Feb
f
63
3
McCord
-
50
,
82
13%
13 2
^
___No par
common
preferred
McCall
,2
Nopar
pfd__
27
Nov
81
49
17
cumulative
Maytag Co
$3
—Nopar
pfd 1947 series—No par
32 74 Mar 15
2774 Nov 29,
<
7574 Apr
6874 Jun 20
4374 Aug 20
Feb
$3.40
4
8374 Jan 24
43%
i
Jan
407a Dec 28
,
1
37
74
*<4
—5
preferred
13
25
•
29 ?
Co
83.75
32% Feb 25
5
Electric
31
Jan
8
-32 %
May Dept Stores common:
Nov
ta,4
,4
32 ■
34 74
1
2074 Jan
17
7ri'a
.
50%
.No par
Corp
7
Dec
26
13 A
3
29
18
34
-1
—
1374
30%
32
337s
*81
Nopar
com
13%
30%
*49%
50
4
preferred
Co
37
1974 May 25
5
.
33 74
30%
41%
7 /4
15%
32 /4
28 4
18 u
f
1
6.25
convertible preferred
Marouette Cement Mfg Co—
22
98
Apr
Exploration—.
4%
28
4574 Dec
11
31
Oil
3074
122
2974
80%
2974
82
15,4
33
3274
12.50
Marathon Corp
Marchant Calculators Inc
_7A
774
16
*116 74
122
28%
8%
1,800
27-
27
26%
*11674
,,
9%
9
1
Manning, Maxv/ell & Moore_
3774 Nov
8 2 74 Dec
32
4
7174
42
14
7
14%
70 74
*500
535
4574
4674
50
2774 Apr
874 Oct
2974 Nov 28
.
1
Mahpning Coal RR Co__
Mallory <P R) & Co___-
3074
81 74
1174
41
:_10
—
17
47/a Mar 11
1574 Jun
32 74 May
Apr~18
50 74 Jun
3
74 July
1374
1
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)—
lvxay 2.1
1074
Nopar
Magic'Chef
2
Mar 18
Garden
oouare
26 %
2674
*116% 122
28 A
29
30/2
30 A
81 A
82 /8
x9
9/2
14
14%
70 %
71 ye
41/4
41 /4
5
7?,;
46%
4b%
9%
9%
26
2 6 74
*116% 122
2874
2874
3974
3,600
>88
90 %
28
28 Va
3,100
8074
220
1774
80 74
♦35
22%
3974
*74
*113
*58
36
23
3974
900
29,400
80
11574
59
1,100
400
1074
1074
9,300
57%
5774
600
78
78
10
90
90
10
*80
88
*77
81
*90
95
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
(126)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
' Highest
l'ear 1956
Highest
Lowesi
35% July
2
30% Jan
2
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
2b va
26
33
Sep
Jan
Miami Copper
South Utilities
10
5
Dec
40
30
Apr 26
47," Mar 12
38
Feb
12
3
127
Jan
2
137
30% Feb
12
40
May 28
Dec
7
142
29 % Feb
20
40
26% Dec
Jan
Aug 10
9
40% Jan
3
Ex $25
49 % May 24
Feb
Iuc
10
;
31
5
35%
36%
36%
37
36%
35%
36%
36
J*JMI ££
32% Jan
14
Minerals & Chem
Feb
22% Apr
12
Minneapolis <fc St Louis Ry__No par
Corp of Amer—1
28 %
27'4
28%
21%
21
19%
18%
19
17
Jan
23
17% Mar 21
20% July
5
Minn St Paul <fe S 8 Marie—No par
Jan
23
eo% July 26
73% Jan 29
119% July
5
61% Sep 26
75% May 10
58
Feb
15
Jun
19
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No par
$4 preferred
Nopal
Minneapolis Meline Co common—-1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
Apr
2
90
4
24% Jan
3
13% July
Dec
21
13% Oct
105
18% Mar
1
76
Oct
6
68
Jan
11
79
Feb
12
22
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
22
Jan
29
25% Mar
42% Apr
2
30% Jan 16
30
Feb
11
35% Apr
Feb
13
1
30% Nov
28
25% Nov 21
9% Dec
36% Jan 23
49% Apr 30
29% Jan
3
40% July 24
Jun
25
36% Aug 14
5
17% Jan
30%
I"
9% Nov 29
49% Nov 29
61% Jan
35% Apr 26
7% Oct
2
47% May 14
11% Feb 29
67% Oct
74
21
18% Nov 29
28% July 23
24% Jan 12
16% Nov 29
24% Jan
Dec
13
20
Jun
27
17
13% July
5
19% Mar 18
18
May 13
11% Apr
2
Apr 10
24 % Api
8%
8%
8%
C%
49%
50%
49%
50 V»
-51%
52
52%
53
3.400 >
5
35%
30
36%
36%
37 Va
38%
38%
38%
6,200'
10
34%
35%
34%
25
34%
34%
34%
35%
9
18
class
RR
Monon
Jan
R
39% Jun
17
Monsanto
10
26% Mar
39% Jan 26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
2
Tool.
Feb
8
._25
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
53%
53%
53%
39%
38%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
1,600
18%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
300
*12%
12%
37%
38
25%
25%
No par
46
47%
x46%
40%
46
21%
21% Mar 12
25 % Jan
24
Lines
12
22%
19% Jan
3
Morrell
51% July
2
Motorola Inc
30% Jan
23
10
47
45% NOV
9
32% Mar
7
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
8
14% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
14% Mar 25
17% Apr 30
Munsingwear
45% Jan
11
38% Jan
30% Jan
4
50
May
1
Myers
May 19
130
Jan
8
NashVille
42% Apr 12
35% May
1
24% Apr 15
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 18
43% Jan
24
148
May 10
105
July 16
July 25
62
33 Va
7,600
38%
39%
41,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2. ICC
14
13%
14
50%
50%
21%
13%
51%
14 %
14%
14%
2.9CC
50
:
13%
50%
49%
507V
9,200
40%
2.80C
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40
40%
40%
20
20
20
20 Va
20
20
19 3 4
197a
29 %
29
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
15 %
15 %
*15
15%
15%
15%
lt>%
15%
36%
37
30%
36%"
30%
36%
36%
36 Va
2,000
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,500
*43%
45%
44 %
44 %
10
Corp—
_■
Inc
(F Ej
32%
39%
48 %
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
11
21%
32%
39
10
No par
Murray Corp of America
7
21
31
*21%
32 %
29%
Murphy Co (G C).
36% Dec
29 % Dec
21%
32%
_1
32% Jan
<5e Bros
-
1,1 CO
21%
5
11
27% Feb
14
4.4C0
1
10
23% Jan
40% May 10
40% Jun
47%
5
Jan
19% Jun 20
20
Sep 26
3. ICC
39%
3
_—
30% Nov
21
°
10
(John) & Co
40.200
47%
47
38%
25%
22%
22%
13
100
13
%
38
25%
,
38%
21%
32
38%
10
Va
400
32
21%
31%
38%
28
*12
12%
38%
25%
1
35% Feb
13 %
38
25 %
No par
13% Jun
74%
13%
100
13%
20%
Montgomery Ward & Co
51% Mar 14
74%
13%
18
Monterey
28% Mar 12
74
13%
20%
7
13
74
14
18
22
18% Nov 27
75
14
20%
40% Jan
37% Dec
13C
75
_
36% May 31
Moore-McCormack
9,100
14
13
Co
.
4.100
>8
64%
.
75
5
16% Jan
9%
64 Va
14
19% Apr 30
Oil
39y8
39
9%
65
25%
19
1.900
1,9*20.
75
26% Feb 11
31
8%
54%
8
65
33%
Montana Power Co
4,500
Va
53%
9%
13
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
5,400
65%
37%
12
8%
8%
25
:
2.200
65%
9%
67
35% Jun
23
Dec
8%
2.300
26%
8Va
38%
38%
39%
39
31 %
26
Day
53%
v.
5
Co
Utilities Co
(The).
-
-
8%
54 %
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 27
25 % Dec 14
30% Jan
38
-
:
8 Va
2
No par
,
Chemical
500
22
22
30%
Independence
53%
8%
No par
1
1
*65%
100
1.25
A
Montana-Dakota
4
22
5
Inc
Class B
30% Feb 29
23% Jun
49% Jun
100
*89%
100
Machine
Monarch
18
23% Jan
3
3
26 Va
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
51% Mar 19
25%
3%%
28
19
26
preferred series A
22% Nov 29
33% Nov
25%
Development Co
Mohasco Industries
91%
25%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
31
72% May 1
83% Apr 22
CLOSED
25%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
11% Apr 12
,*90
22%
31
8
44% Jan
89%
*21%
2,600
15%
EXCHANGE
30%
6
5
*87
15
-
180
89%
22
65% Mar
13
-,$9%
14%
-
13,300
94
*87
31
12% Jan
8% Feb
14%
14%
10,400
119%
.90%
STOCK
31
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
7%
92
22
1
24
Jun
91%
91%
115
114%
90%
*87
2
Jan
111%
2.50
No par
1
1
Paper
Light
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
14
12% Jan
36% Mar 28
Mar 23
Power &
5.300
92
14
•
1,500
20%
89
Mission
64% July
Feb
Minnesota
20%
19%
91
90
*91%
14
13%
*20%
30%
58% May 23
Feb 20
22
11
92%
19,900
22
25
43% May 27
37% May 23
76
88
Ontario
90%
29
19%
-19
110'%
107%
108%
89%
28%
2,300
36%
...30%
preferred
conv
&
Feb 19
3
2
2nd
$1.50
Minnesota
Feb 12
Oct
14% Dec 31
1
28% Mar 29
May 28
8% July
53
I
60
,
7%
37%
26%
33%
3
Jan
19
10
25
91% May 31
107 %
*91%
160
36
21%
21%
%
2.600
48
129
28% ..." 20%
*
31
48
35%
34%
21
3,900
7,800
128
48%
128
128
.
34%
20%
58
95
>
27
*19
95% Jun_19
98% Feb 26
38
%
*30%
32%
■47%
48%
123
34%
34%
*30%
32%
47%
127 %
128
34
4a"/«
*30%
31%
47%
46%
128
tt«-. a
Shares
36%
37 %
36%
10
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
20
12
37%
36%
100
8 Vo
May 31
37
35%
*30%
distribution
Midland Steel Prod common
4
Sales fa?
July 5
Enterprises Inc—
25% July 17
22% May 14
36% Jan
5
19% Dec
13
42% Dec
12
40
126
5
—
Middle
Midland
July 3
the
Friday
Thursday
July 4
Wednesday
^
July 2
July 1
Par
EXCHANGE
50% Jan
38% Jun
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
HIGIJ SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prerlou.
.
V2
*44
117
*44
117
40C
i
45
118
45
1.30C
3.200
.
119
N
118
Jan
16% May 28
22
62
Jan
23
62
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
11
Nov 26
35% Jun
34% Oct
21
8
30
Jan
14
July
18% Jun
18
11
12
32% July
179
11% May 24
34% Feb
4
ttUVaJan
16% Mar 19
17
Nov
18% Jan
28
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
B
150
29
Jun
15% Apr
Jan
38% Jan
5
35
Jan
2
148
Jun
18
12% Jun
30
15% Aug 17
13
Feb
17
40
®Natco
Chatt
<fc
Louis
St
National
Airlines
3
National
Automotive Fibres
National
Aviation
6
National
Biscuit
3
Jun
•7%
9
Co
100
Corp
Cash Register
City Lines Inc
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
70% Jun
4
National
11
59
July 20
26% May 14
46% Feb 12
Apr
20% Jan
24% May 22
National
Feb
10
33% Deo
6
30
Feb
12
49
5
National
34% Jan
23
33
Jun
20
38% Mar 18
National
23% Jan
National Department
20% Feb
10
92% Dec
17
101 % Aug 28
21% Mar 19
18% Apr
8
23% Feb 12
87% July
9
4%%
3
18 % Jun
20
37 % Dec
27
93
Dec
28
105% Feb 23
76%
Jan
23
123% Aug
154
Dec
10
179
Jan
31
148
Jun
26
137% May 22
162% Apr 16
132
Nov
90
153
Mar 12
128
139
11% Jan
5
32% Feb
21% Mar 12
61% Apr
14
18% Jun
9
16% Jan 20
Jun
19% Jan 29
17% Feb
12
Jan
20
20
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
28
67% Nov
0
33% Feb
3
36% Jan
36
Dec
13
48
7
Oct
15
Jan
10% Dec
26
9% Apr 13
12% Oct 11
12% Feb
13
17
5% July 18
Mar 29
8% Mar
B
13% May 28
15
13 Hi Dec
21
31% Dec
14
17% Mar 19
39% July 30
75
Dec
IB1/* Apr
79
Nov
88% Jan
50
3
26
17% Sep
21 '
*
1
Apr
National
Sep 26
Jan
National
9
Theatres
May 17
14% Jan tt
National
U
National
Vulcanized
Jan 11
Natomas
16% Feb
72% Jun 25
!
23
.
86%
%
130%
129 %
130
13074
134
134%
13574
150
152
152
152
153
154
*127
130
130
130
130%
1307V
128
149
150
128%
78
Mar 13
May 7
307% Jun 20
.
/
;
.
44%
867V N 87
19%
20
19%
76%
76%
34%
/
19%
771
35%
1,100
3,300
.
a
19%
207V
5,400
777V
3574
3574
4,600
500
437V
15,900
43%
42%
44%
38
38
38
8 %
8%
1
*9%
9%
9%
9%
*.<)7V
974
*9%
Fibre
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
1274
127a
12%
0%
6%
6%
6%
67V
Co
-
'8
-
437V
.
43%
45
3774
38
8
8%
-
r
3,100
6,200
1C0
97*
5,800
1374
6%
7
3874
87V
387V
8
8
,
40
127V
40%
37%
V
140
777V
197a
35
7,000
127*
-
35
76%
35
100
88
38%
13
39
7674
19%
76
...
42%
Radiator
6,300
7
"
600
157 V
•15
15
*15
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
1374
*1374
13%
100
30%
30%
30%
307 V
80%
30%
30%
1.1C0
787V
787V
787V
787V
20
—__1
Corp
Bros Inc...
3%%
preferred
100
Jan
2
New
England Electric
24
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
87
127V
387V
13
38%
38
1
Jan
103
38%
a
88
5
Inc
86
351
12%
13
13
441
437 V
No par
System
1
pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
1
:
10
Newport Nows Ship & Dry Dock—1
York
100
*"
*34%
Chicago & St Louis Co
e
17,800
43
86 %
15%
Feb 26
130% May 20
84% Jan
7
13,100
42
88%
Pa
17
t
18%
42%
13%
65
15% Jun 24
300
4474
187V
187V
24,20C
89%
30%
75
99% Feb 13
267V
a
*89
Day
__1
Neisncr
17
187V
18%
26 7
Independence
90
Newberry Co (J J) cominon_.No par
Nehi
11
Co
600
20
*19%
19%
26 7-4
*89
5
National
S
31,900
18%
10
Co
(The)
10
11
13,900
3674
88%
National Tea Co
4
July 29
19 Va
49
3574
1
Supply
2.60C
2374
477-4
41%
Corp...
National Sugar Ref
May 31
8
i
Steel
National
2374
STOCK
CLOSED
1
37%
3
'
EXCHANGE
"
18%
18%
•
25%
19 %
26
89 %
Corp
N Y
Jan
36
25%
128%
Service
New
Jan
35%
89%
100
New
91
35 %
26%
5
29% Jan 10
107
48%
88
common
26% Apr 30
35% Jan ' 4i.
-600
23%
47 Va
10
26V Feb 29
6
23%
No par
27% Feb 28
July 24
64%
47%
25%
preferred B
Linen
65%
11,400
23 Va
87%
100
1
t>l
.
Co
6%
18
80% Jan.
9% Jan
lead
3.8C0
6574
65 %
1S74
19%
19 %
1374
%
33:%
33%
.
170
137i
65
23 %
45%
3,000
154
*152
1374
13%
.
45%
23%
33 %
13%
:■
8.300
397V
397V
397 V
153
64%
65%
%
23
39
153
151 %
13%
13%
64%
20
t
150
151%
13 %
20
39
38%
30%
37%
•150
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast_.No par
National Shares Corp
No par
5
14
13,700
National
18
Feb
137a
33
45
5
Co
33% May IB
'47% JOn
11
137V
327 a
4
14% Feb
19
14
3374
8
33% Jan
77% Jim
13%
32%
100
preferred A
30% Jun 27
Jun
13%
32%
com..5
;
7%
23
42
12% Jun 25
6% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
13% Jun 28
4.700
13%
32%
5'
Gypsum Co common
$4.50 preferred
37% Mar 11
2
9
Gas
2174
13%
1
33% Apr 30
3
32% Nov 29
94% Jan
14
125% May 7
67% Nov 19
23% Nov 29
76
6
97% Feb
-
May 28
440
3
Mar 13
B6
20
26% Sep
Jan
20% Jun
.
7% May 29
9
Jan
13% May
47% Jan
10
65% Mar 13
12
40 V* Feb 12
National
4
Jsn
1,6G0
33%
1
Corp
130
1.000
62
33
"
12
33% Dec
64
National Fuel
3
97
17
12% Apr
36% Jun
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
.5
pfd series of 1951
44% July
20
35% Apr 29
86% July 2
100% Feb 12
13
10
Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem
28% May 21
101% Apr
1
10
common
20
42% Aug 14
25% Jun 27
29% Oct 11
..5
preferred A
20
74
167 V
62
157a
62
15%
20%
15%
62
13 %
1
20
July
20%
15%
62
19%
62
19%
118
15%
62
'
15%
62
Inc—1
Corp.
National Can
9
lo %
1
—
•115%
118
*115
5
Acme Co
14
163% Apr
15% Jan
3
100
Corp
National
<
Apr. 22T
Mar 11*
Mar 28
York; Air
Brake
__5
5
15
*76
•76
78%
16
15%
110./
80
73
74%
■
.•
25%
•
-
83
*80%
108%
1
New
York Dock common
$5
,_No par
33%
34 Va
34
15
26%
26%
26%
112
non-xium preferred
Harlem RR Co
?
No par
:
27
26
34%
34
•
"
*79%
81
*79%
:
81
No par
•101
104
*101
*272
340
*272
33%
8i
-27%'
4.900
2,900'
34%
15.900
6.100
"
83
;
104
*101
340
*274,
340
20
.
104 '
i *274
340
3,100
73%
26%
27% -27%
*79%
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;
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104
50
N Y &
27.'
.
-
73
26%
i
25%
.25%
,f
74%
74
34%
•.
17,700
83
109
"
Central
16%
16Va
16%
16
*80%
106%
80 Va
108%
v
25%
25%
16%
Va
-107
,
74%
73%
78%
16
78%
78%
108
15
15%
-
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
12% Nov 27
Jan
3
13% July
26
64% Jan
3
33
19
1
30
32 % Dec
21
58
Jun
Nov 26
17
2
Feb 11
30% Jun 27
•
Jan
V
N
34%
Dec
4
75% Nov
28
28% Dec
6
69% Nov 29
73
Nov
Dec
Dec
•
31
82
-
28
7b
39% Mar 27
33% Jun 24
64
73
Mar
-
8
11
66% Feb 23
64
81
Feb
-
98% Jan
103
Jan
13
70
9
33
May~25~
% Jan
5
60% Jan
4
22% Nov
19
38% Nov
29
16% Jan
16
July
38% Apr 12
10
29% Jun 26
87
i.
Jun
28
July 1
83% May 22
Jun
j
Aug"l8
18% Apr 10
Apr 13
33% Feb
12
1
1
81
Jan
30
.
4.10%
100% July 3
23% Jun 19
Niagara
62% Feb 11
70% Jan
3
20% Jun 21
24% Jan
9
27% Mar 18
39% Jan
2
49% Sep
7
25% Oct 19
20% Feb
77% Dec 28
68
3
70
41
50% Aug
8
48% Jan
9
99% Jun 26
Apr 12
39% Feb 12
49% May 31
104
May
8
Sep
19
111
35%. Git
1
Jan
45
Jun
July
12
Norfolk
1
18% Aug
1,800
33%
337V'
4,870
35%
36
357V
36%
36%
3674
73
75
75
75
75
29%
29%
29 Va
65%
*05%
66%
North
American
Northeast
Northern
2
57% May 20
Northern
5%%
-
33%
*74
29%
64
~
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71
76
'
76
*80
83
*69%
.
76
•80
.
72
•
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,
*69 Va
-
76%
*80
83
100%
100%
100%
100%
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
2
36%
36 V.
36%
36%
common__25
65%
67
66%
*20%
21
21
28%
1
Aviation
.
1
■
66
66
States Pwr Co
100'
430
-
•
23%
700
36%
36%
1,100
.66%
66%
66 7i
67
21%
217 V
217a
2274
287V
29
237
a
28 %
287 a
217 a
22%
72
72
72
53%
54
54%
54
28%
287V
21%
217a
70%
71%
717V
10
53%
53'/a
53%
53 Va
100%
100 74
100%.
100%
100
1011V
X4G%
467a
477a
47
47%
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2.590
V
.
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-1,400
40.5C0
72
29 Va
217 V
47
100
100
250
85
237V
36%
70
Pacific Ry
77%
*80
100%
-
•
70 '
777V
77
5
Northern
400
70
70
83
100
preferred
120
6671
14,400
297V
21%
com
2,300
75
297V
50
Capital Corp
Central Ry Co
Natural Gas Co
-
3674
-
2974
36%
*23%
21
1
100
-
667.
25
.
'
297a
,
,
,
78 '
100
i
Ry
357V
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"
100
Western
&
13%
!
.—100
Northern
16% Oct
34
33%
Adjustment preferred
4
8
337V
33%
100
preferred
23% Jan 10
Mar
14
34
33%
Share Corp—,
79
107
13%
33%
32%
No par
;
Nopco Chemical Co...
1
Jan
13%
33%
32 %
13%
Corp—
preferred
preferred
5.25%
2.100
15
1374
33%
31
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_.No par
3.40% preferred
100
i"
3.60% preferred
100
3.90%
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
Gafi
$3.75 preferred
20
39 % May 17
Electric
.Common
90
Jan
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
86% Apr 11
i
26
22%
43
Apr
31% Mar
73% Feb-14
1
76
16
99
18%
Jun
34% Feb 28
York:
*33
__1
No par
Preferred 57»
New
13 Va
400
Common--
15
41% Jan 14
64% Jan' 4
2274
1,300
...
74
110
12.500
102 7V
140
477 a
17,200
17%
5,600
(Minn)—
7
16% Feb
9
17% Jun
11
Common
72 % Dec
17
91
Feb
21
68% Jun
25
82
Feb
14
72%
71
103
100
*71
12
$3.60 preferred series
687V
84
Jan
3
80% Jun 25
92
Mar 29
100
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
82%
101% Jan
$4.10 preferred series
9
86
90
Feb
1
$4.08
100
*83%
88
*837a
80
*83%
88
*83%
88
102% Jan
preferred series
5
90% Feb
18
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
100
*80%
82
80%
8074
100
*85%
38%
*85%
88%
1
24%
25%
24%
Dtc
82
Dec
5
Dec
18
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
8
84
14
99% July 29
29% Jan 13
Oct
1
19% Jan
3
20% Oct
1
28% Jan
tf
footnotes
Eee
page
22.
2
79% Jun 25
85
May 10
24% Jan
2
13% Jun
5
21% Feb
15
28
r~r
Jan
Apr 30
92
Feb
5
28% Feb
4
Northrop
17% Jan
4
Northwest
23
Apr 10
36% Jun 12
4.6%
Norwich
.5
±
Aircraft
Airlines
Inc
Inc
common
preferred
Pharmacol
10
25
Co.,
1.25
16%
14
*21%
34%
17
14%
22
35%
17
70
14
•21%
34%
17%
71
26
17
70
82
*85 7 a
26%
1774
82
88%
267a
17
83
*85%
26%
260
69
50
83
88
%
26%
35.000
14%
14
147a
1474
14%
22
22
22
*21%
22%
1C0
35
3474
34%
4.0 GC
34%
34%
7,000
Volume
186
Number 5653
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(127)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lUnge for Prerious
STOCKS
xtm
Baiige Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
EXCHANGE
Monday
July 1
Par
AND
Tuesday
July 2
HIGn
SALE
PBTICES
Wednesday
July 3
Sales for
Thursday
July 4
Friday
the Week
Shares
Jluly 5
o
49
Dec
14
58 % Aug 13
47% Jun
25
90% Dec
12
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
92
Jun
5
32 Vz Dec
31
109% Feb
10
88
Jun
21
33% Jan
10
17% Nov
110% Jan
4
-34% Jan
1
47% Apr
43
48
Nov
4
Jun
24
27
35% Feb
89
Jan
103% Mar
44% Jan
4
Jan
14
44% Jun
14
28
18
Jan
3
Jan
15
38
89
May 28
97
26
Jan
28 % Mar
62% Aug
2
130% Aug
2
»11
May 28
'.*.80% Dec 31
1
11
26
29
29
99% Mar 25
29% July 16
3
9
101% Mar 18
17% Jun
July 10
104
Jun
76% Jun
3
Nov 20
105
88
19% July 13
May 29
*3% Jan
-
52% May
11
42% Feb
105
11
Feb
58% Jun
13
28
17% Jau
9
11% Jun
107% Jan
9
82
124
Jun
13% Jan
7
13
13
11
Ohio
Edison
12
40 %
48%
48%
48%
48%
49(4
preferred
,_100
89%
91%
92%
92(4
93
93
preferred
100
78%
79
79%
79 '
79
*78
80
4.56%
4.44%
79%
preferred
100
*92 %
95
*92%
*92 Va
95
*92%
95
preferred
100
•87
89
Ohio
Oil
4%
14
77
May 2
16% Sep 10
11
Outboard
J£ Jun
17
Jan
15
16% Jan
10
Mar 26
Apr
2
16% Mar 27
85
17
91
July
50 V* Mar 27
68
Nov
27
84
98% Dec
6
106
60
35
Jan
90
Nov 30
27
5
July 11
57% Jan
18
Oct
91
13
51% May
102 Vz Jan
18
Jun
Jan
64% Mar
104
Jan
3
6
2
9
36% Fell
11
43
Mar 13
13
90% Jun
28
96
Jan
15
44(4
26%
26%
26%
54%
'55%
55%
56 Va
55%
117%
118%
17%
*17(4
89
117
*83%
117
11%
11%
♦86
11%
87
40
17%
•17(4
17%
*83%
87
27
•117
119
EXCHANGE
11%
11%
11%
87
•86
*17%
STOCK
86
Co
49 3/o
48%
48%
48%
48%
Independence
34%
ril
35%
33%
34%
34
34%
82
82 Va
82%
•16(4
14%
6.25
cumul preferred
Oxford Paper Co common..
11%
800
6,600
«
87
20
48%
48%
8,800
34 Va
••
34%
20,500
iii
__
152,000
82
*80%
83
16%
•16%
16%
59
58%
59%
59
60 (it
61
61 Va
9,600
62
61%
62%
61%
62(4
62%
62 Va
6,700
93
2,200
61 (a
100
93(4
15
preferred—
119
X58%,
1
4%
29,800
*16(4
.1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
3,600
5G
11%
Day
Corp
17%.
87
•86
X48%
No par
Corp
(The)
Corning Fiberglas
*117
•»CLOSED
6,300
27%
55%
86
_
21,500
•44%
*83%
27%
30c
Corp
60
'
40%
87
8.25
Marine
130
'
90%
x43%
56%
5
6,000
93%
*88
41 Vt
44
26%
Overland
$5
40(4
43%
26%
1
Elevator
Outlet
41
43 (a
*17 Va
Rights
Owens
40%
43%
*83%
100
37% Jun
40%
43
100
Otis
90%
•83
89%
20
series
19
•88
100
Gas
49%
'
7.50
4.24% -series
Natural
Corp common
4% % convertible preferred
49% Jun
%
95
48%
93%
39%
com__10
Oliver
3
20
Co
Conv preference 1951
12
Nov
Elec
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
73
95% July 23
59
&
preferred
Preferred
Jan
90 % May 31
No par
-.
Gas
.Oklahoma
39% Feb
50% July 26
common
Co
Oklahoma
29% May 28
% Jun 25
•33% Feb
Co
4.40%
3.90%
93%
37%
No par
*90
81
60
16%
——
_
93
93%
93
93
93
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
800
*90%
37%
91
*90%
91
90%
90%
40
91
.
81
*16%
*12
P
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
5
12
Jun
25
16% Jan
31
17% Jan
Pacific
22
17% Jan
22
14
Jun
18
17 Va Jan
22
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
23% Feb
28%
31% Oct 31
47
Oct
2
Nov~27
40
10
Jan
18 Va July
Jan
12
30% Nov 29
54
Jan
128
Dec
6'/a Dec
142% July 46
152% Feb
9
26
28
9
16% Jan 27
Mar
26% Jan
9
21
2
14% Jun
13
53
Dec
26
31
103
Jan
6
85
36% Jan
3
42Ta Dec
10
4
57% Apr
17
23% Jun
8
30% Jan
9
12% Jan
23
17% Dec
20
40% Jan
3% Oct
2
48% Feb
Jun
12
37
Nov 27
Oct
26
30% Jan
Nov
5
2
Parker
l
21
26
24
Mar 27
12% Jan
2
Mar 27
31
4
5
13
Dec
Jan
7
9
75
Jun
18
40 V3 Jan
2
3
112% Mar
2
92% Jun
29
91% July
2
lOl
35
41% Jun
2 7
3
64% Apr
18% Jan
9
85
2
24Va May
3
45% Feb
25
1
93% Jun
6
64
Sep 12
•6
H
45% Nov fco
38 Vz Oct
92
Dec
27
26% Oct
t6V« Jan 18
May
4
2
105
10
4
51 Va Oct
107
54% Jan 23
35% Dec
28
84% Dec 17
3% Mar 12
98% Mar 23
4% Jan
42% Feb
12
61 % July
28
97
5
35% Jun
27
26% Mar 14
20
July
3
13
97
July
1
81
Jun
-102
Feb
24
14
106
Jan
4
Dec
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
91
Feb
1
47
July 11
27
91% July 5
.102
Jun 21
24% Feb 12
36% Mar 13
14 Ve Mar
3
1
61 % Jun
25
41
Jun
27
0
62% Apr 22
20% Jun
89% Jun
Feb
24
Apr 26
17
51
112% Jan
49% Apr
26
93
39% Oct
Mar 11
40% Mar 23
10
90% Dec
Apr
17
76% Mar 19
19
20% Dec
Mar
22%» Apr 12
7% Mar 12
-3% Nov 26
37% Feb
93% Oct
Jan
Feb 25
7
15
3
Feb
25
63 Va Jau
2
40% May 21
23
Feb
6
105% Apr
94% Feb
1
12
104 Va Feb 19
106
Jan
3
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68 Va Jan 16
45% Mar
6
78% Nov 27
94% Mar 12
74
Jan
t0
82
Feb
12
71
91
76% Jan
24
77% Feb
4
Dec
3
Mar
5
12% May 25
15% Jan
16
10% Jun
10
13% Jan
3
96 - May
46% Oct
8
99% Mar 14
94%. Jan
21
96% Jan
2
1
5634 Dec
10
43% Feb
12
53 % Jan
4
12 % Jan
18
>8 % Dec
31
40% Dec
17
:
45
Oct
Jan
22% Feb
96
Dec
88
9
59% Jan
102
8% Jun
18
3
39% Jun
26
3
89
70% May £
28 Va July 25
3
9
26
96
Dec
7
100
32% Feb
13
16% Jun
149
Dec
140
*
Feb
Dec
503
8
11
21
Apr
10
Apr
4
Nov
a
19
20 % July 27
163 % Jan
170
16
Jan
23
69% Dec
37% Feb 13
17
.
85% Jun
7
93
89% Feb
6
98% May 15
37% Apr 20
16% Feb 12
144
134
Jan
10
6% Feb
10
24% Feb
9
78
Oct
96% Apr
8%
23
81% Dec
19
132
10
17
84% Apr
92% Apr
7
23% Nov
3
Sep
39 % Dec
4
27
35% May 14
19
85% Jan
12
8% May 17
37% Jan
4
July
l
23% Feb
25
128% Jun
7
Jan
23
85
28% May 10
135
84
13
Jun
25
14
11
15
55
7% Dec
31
10% May
2
63% Dec
27
74
1
37% Dec
10
35 % Nov
29
71
31
49% July 25
40% July 24
88 Va Mar 29
Dec
Dec
22% Dec 26
21% Dec
5
308
Nov
Dec
May
26% Jan
30
26 % Mar J 4
29
31
Aug 10
3
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
10
80 % Feb
24
45% Nov
21
7% Feb
26% Mar 18
75% Jun
6
Mar 13
21
13
75% Feb
60% Mar 13
16
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
900
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,900
.25
26%
26%
26 Va
26 (a
26%
26%
26%
26%
700
27
27%,
26%
27
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
1,900
54
54(4
53 %
54(4
54
54 Va
54%
8,800
24
23%
23%
22%
23(4
22%
22%
4,030
24%
24%
24%
24 %
25%
'25%
25%
2,780
No par
*24 V*
117
100
series preferred
RR
...
Corp common
preferred
lo
&
Pepsi-Cola Co
Coke
42 %
100
*75%
22 %
*48%
100
of
Corp
parv
*92%
___1
19(4
No
preferred
Amer
Pfeiffer
4 (a
59 (a
12.50
53 (a
53%
52%
53%
53
36%
36%
Co common
No par
Corp
3%%
4%
4%
20
•20
20%
98
*97%
98%
270
82 (2
84
81
82%
*82 (a
84
82 J/a
270
*93
94%
*93
95
102 Va
102%
*101
27(4
27%
102
27(4
1
15%
3
41(4
5
16%
16 7 it
41 %
*61%
41%
42(4
com
preferred
(conv)
Coal Co
91%
*74
73
*74
76
*74
78
•74
75 Va
*70
75%
*70
75%
*70
11(4
*11
11%
97%
*95%
97%
48%
47%
48%
47%
11
*7%
25
9%
40%
40
No par
1
♦90
*7%
40%
•90
93
18%
18%
*65 (it
18%
18%
65 (a
66%
24%
No par
No par
87 (a
87 %
*87%
90
*87%
97
*95
98
*95
*95
40%
18(4
40%
18%
*135
41
18(4
18%
18%
150
139
_
West
Virginia
Ash pfd
(The;.
*87 Va
90
93
•95
preferred
98
41
41%
19
4
Va
*19
5,700
19%
2,000
*135
150
•135
150
139
139
139
139
139
59
59%
60
60
60
•60
60%
600
30
30
29%
30
30
30(4
30 V*
30%
1,100
79%
80
79%
80
79%
80%
81 %
82%
8,100
.10
Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
28(4
28
28%
28%
29 %
29 Va
77 V«
76
76
77 Va
77 Va
•76'A
78
78%
78%
78%
79(4
79%
*78%
80
27*4
100
100
7%
28
77(4
78
,
27%
27%
28%
27%
27 Va
27%
28%
128 Va
128 Va
10
81%
2,500
81%
130
x81%
82
Xll2%
116
♦114
75
*125
130
•125
100
7%
81%
112%
*125
81%
•113
130
81%
115
79%
•112
Inc
com
35% Jun
28
40
May
Public Serv Co of Indiana
preferred
18
17%
18
18
18
18 Va
34%
34
35
34%
35
34%
34%
29
29%
29
29%
28%
29 %
29%
29%
10
20 (it
20%
20(4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
47 (h
47%
47 Va
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
-8%
No par
Co of Colorado
4.32%
preferred
10
No par
100
25
25
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
100
,
68(4
Via
*68 Va
cn 00
42%
69
*68%
69
35 (a
36
42%
42%
42(4
42%
35%
42%
36(4
69
41 Va
35%
36
7,700
36%
35%
•68
70
•67
71
67
71
*70
J 72
180
*20%
22
*20%
22
22
22
•21
23
100
21%
*20
21%
21%
*20
•103
20%
•105
110
20%
110
*20
•105
110
30 3 4
31(4
•105
25%
25%
80 Va
80 Va
24
32% Feb
(a
30%
30%.
24% Jun
28
29
Feb
4
24 (a
25%
24%
25'a
25 Va
25%
79
Jun
26
92
Feb
27
4.08%
preferred
100
81
81
82
82 (a
82
82 Va
Feb 15
86
July
2
92
Mar 13
4.18%
preferred
100
*84
87
86
86
87
88
•87
88
Jun
25
95
FfH
4.30%
preferred
100
89'a
89%
90
90
91
90
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
27%
No par
60%
61
60 (a
61
60%
61(4
60 Va
ir-
43%
44
43%
45(s
44%
45
44 %
45
17
106% Feb
15
1
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
62% Oct
30 Va May 22
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
1
74% Jan
3
59% Feb
13
24
Pullman
37% Jan
66% Apr
4
51% Apr
5
37% Feb
12
48% Jun
6
Ft footnotes
spr>
rjjifrp
22.
Pure
Oil
Inc
(The;
4
5S
(a
•90(4
18,900
3,400
31%
16
29
IOO
110
30%
10
No par
60
4,600
32% Jan
com__No par
9,300
3,000
42%
103% Feb
com
2,300
11,400
69
11
&: Gas
1,700
2,800
8%
21
preference
100
18%
17%
34(a
2
Industries
60
1,700
2,900
_
114
10
Co
8,400
29%
5
Power
3,000
8
*7%
10
82% Dec
89% Dec
30
139
*59
26% Dec
104
10
41%
2.50
Gamble
div
2,800
*136
1
Co
Serv El
500
24%
90
,
1,166
18%
67
24 Va
24%
40%
41 %
*135
150
24(4
5,200
93
•66
67
*66(4
66
24%
42 Va
18%
18%
48,800
9%
41%
*89
93
900
49
•7%
9%
41%
23 %
1
97%
48%
*7%
*89
10
24
11%
•95 Va
49
41(4
9%
41
93
18%
11%
97%
♦95(4
47%
11(4
11(4
*95%
1
100
A
Public Serv
$1.40
4,400
75%
1..1
common
May 14
Pub
.
75
*70
1.25
May 20
4
28,400
63
42%
31
85% Dec 26
60
110
4,500
Va
17 (a
2.50
Inc
Bolt
cum
200
28
100
1
Steel Co
Electric
»■
102
28 Va
63
*61(4
42
X102
23%
16%
16%
63
41(4
2
Inc
convertible
3%%
15%
*61(4
x91%
102%
27%
5
71
79% Mar 19
15%
41%
'x82
100
Plough Inc..
Plymouth Oil Co
24% Feb
27(4
63
*61
100
1st series prior pfd
$4.75
102
100
preferred class
Publicker
94%
*93
100
Screw &
&
10,300
37 Va
20
97%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Procter
37 y8
36 7 i,
97
common
&
18,900
20 (a
5
Metallurgical
$3.50
36%
50
54%
37%
common
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
5% %
53%
16,400
97
Hosiery.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
91
20 (a
.
Jones Corp
5% preferred..:
Phillips Petroleum
New
-6,400
61
36%
preferred
preferred
4%
60%
98
.
Phillips
$4.80
900
3,100
20%
common
Pitts Consolidation
52
95
97
100
preferred
convertible
16,400
20
*89 Va
91
5,300
80
22 Va
100
common
series
1,400
44
*20
preferred series A_.
3.90%
12,700
34%
No par
00m
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
Philip Morris Inc
9%
23%
9
23%
*34
100
preference
preferred^
3.80%
Philco
640
20,100
19%
53%
conv
92 Va
20%
51%
61(4
*89 (a
4%
690
92 r-:1-
*93
4%
59%
89 %
48
4
51 Va
93
4,500
20%
43 Va
19%
19(4
200
96 Va
21%
4%
4.40%
96%
*75Va
50%
L600
44%
22
*92 Va
95
19%
1,410
63
21%
89 Va
1
7
'
58%
Phila Electric
10,200
64%
80
(a
Corp
16
44
4%
4%
CLOSED
Day
58%
30
Feb
19 %
22,200
*75 (a
80
50%
50
*92%
93
EXCHANGE
Independence
89
(conv)
Jan
23% Feb
56
19(4
6,700
33 Va
42%
42%
22%
22
STOCK
*
89 (L»
Potomac
118
*75%
22(4
92%
21
58
Poor
J
42%
79 Va
437/a
23'a
*34
79
15%
34!! a
23 (a
a
34%
25 Va
64
9 (it
9
(a
231
%
20%
25 Va
♦62
100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
5%
80
9
23 (4
*34
( 92
300
32%
,
63
Brewing Co
5
(Chasi & Co Inc common__i
*4%
$5
42%
9
16
2nd
Pfizer
$1
23%
34%,
—33 Vac
*
15%
r„
9%
23(4
25
Pet Milk Go common
10
2
64 (a
*34
5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
31% Jan
28 Va Jun
16
64 (a
9
40
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
10
20% July
15 %
20%
25 %Jun
111% Jan
32%
92.%
7
4
32%
20%
3
9
32%
91%
20
67
July 3
21% Jun 24
32
20%
Jun
Mar
32
92%
Jun
64
30%
92 (4
38
9% May 15
79 Va
20%
20% Jun
2
78 (2
10
12
7% Jan
80%
100
11
2
78%
96 (a
Feb
16
79(4
94 Va
31% Feb
38
77%
94%.
&
22% Jan
25
94
Young &
50% Jan
24%
94%
Plttston Co
24
24%
94(4
Pittsburgh
21
24%
44(4
Pittsburgh
19% Jun
25
44
Mar 29
44% Jun
54 Va
;
44
Jun
18
56%
42%
Pitts
87
23
3%
2
90
23
3%
6
68% Jan
31% Jun
71% Nov 19
Jan
1
Feb
12,
31
22
4,700
20
150
25
28
24
30% Jan
32,900
24%
20
Jun
28
1
59%
24%
20(4
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Dec
31
57%
24%
20
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
10b
Dec
Feb
58%
24 %
20%
May 16
90
Dec
56(4
24 %
24
42%
4%%
41
*20%
Jun
52% Feb
78
X55%
42
Petroleum
250
8,800
*39y2
24
150
36% Jan
155
7
55%
41
20(4
Mar 15
29% Jun
74
Mar 26
46% Jan
20 ('a
12
*39%
No par
Pitney-Bowes
Jun
40 (a
*61
53
27% Mar 20
*39%
65%
Phoenix
69
40%
61
3
11
*39 Va
64%
Light
6,300
36%
36 Va
61
Gas
52%
86%
36%
61
6
22
52
85
35%
15%
Peoples
13,200
53 Va
85
36(4
65%
10% Mar 15
Jan
52%
85 (2
35%
61
44% Jan
21% Feb
52%
85%
15%
$1.60
1,500
15%
•85
52
%
35%
86
63%
4.40%
280
6
15(4
1
94
May
52
35 %
1
21% Apr 23
5
15 Va
55
Fillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Feb
51%
*85
__No par
18% Mar 12
89
6
15 %
200
1,110
20(4
Penn-Tex as
12
8% Jun
6
5%
6
15%
1
9
12
33% Apr
5%
15 %
10
8
20% Jun
6
6
15%
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
13% Jan
13
35 % Feb
j
15 V*
Corp.
25% Jan
13
31 Va Jan
1
11
*5%
27%
24
Band
Pennsylvania
32% Oct
Feb
126 Va
25
Chemicals
Glass
7
21% Jun 27
20
126
27 %
2.50
Penu-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)
20
13
Mar 29
127
24%
all
19% Jan
125 Va
*23%
22 Va Jan
28
17
128%
25
29
Dec
128%
25
Jan
Nov 29
129%
No par
common
9
11
*128%
3.50
Telep
4,700
130
27 Va
No par
preferred
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
45% Jan
21
130
$1.82
Penna
109
129%
$1 preferred.
Pennsalt
19
129
*26 Va
1
Co
Peninsular
13
Dec
128%
1
preferred
18
106
Co..
6% conv prior
Penick & Ford
61% Jun
26
27%
128%
No par
Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
66"% Jun
*
91
Feb
2
2
21
48% Jan
I
May 31
85% Mar 13
1
55% Jan
6
12
28
27
30% Juiy
13% Jan
49% May 16
40% Jun 27
43% Nov 26
57
21
24% Jun 24
43% amy 11
66% Sep
92.% Dec 27
Apr 10
27% Jun 11
3
16,600
Line—
Parmelee
4% Jan
•26%
128%
100
Proof
28
128%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
Rust
5,900
47
1
preferred
Parke Davis &
40%
36%
'
100
Corp
Airways Inc
.
4%
*26%
'
100
Consolidated
Panhandle East Pipe
Common
22 Va May
Jun
16% Jun
Tin
*22%
No par
Pan Amer Wprld
207»
28% May 16
68
Pacific
59% July
28% Jun
45% Jan 23
Mills
18
39
49% Feb 29
35%
12
10
28% Mar 27
30
36%
12
24% Jun
Jan
35%
42% Feb
24% Jun 21
101
36
22% Feb
24% Mar 26
23
35%
45% Mar 29
41% Mar 12
?8% Nov 29
35%
24
29 % Jan
11
35 %
36% Jun
24%, Jun
20% Dec 21
25% Nov 14
No par
2
3% May 22
24
46%
16
JdU
*22%
39%
17
11
24
47 Va
56% Jan
v
•22%
40 y4
Qf
vi
24
40
3
July
200
46%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
4
2,500
18 >/a
40%
Pacific
22
500
14%
*17Va
47%
9
7% Apr
12%
14 y2
18%
12 %
14%
39%
38% Jun
14% Jun 25
3i
'
*123/a
14%
•18
46%
Electric
&
7
193/aJan
»
*22%
♦12
14%
18 Va
47
28%-Jan
6% Mar 12
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
Jun
137% Mar 12
18
16% Jan
Aug 27
132
24
12%
14%
40%
33% Jan
28
*17%
46%
Lighting Corp
125% July 3
5% Jun 24
18%
40
Gas
Pacific
123% Jan
14
18%
lo
Pacific
10
*i
12
14
25
13
39 Va Apr
8
12
1
25
43% Apr
61% Jun
86
29
5
5
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp_
27
9
Inc
5%
1
48% Dec
Dec
Fisheries
34% Jun 27
;
21% Mar 20
27% Nov 29
2
10
46% July
12
122% Sep 28
Jan
33% Jan
16
40
27
22% Jun
53% Mar 28
35% Nov 29
1
Amer
89
90 Va
150
;
.
530
150
19,300
2,300
26,000
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, July 8, 19J7
.
(128)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Bang9 for
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Range Since
.
t ttUi
k
th»
Friday
silay
Shares
July 5
Ju'y 1
July 3
July i
July 1
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
AND
I OW
STOCKS
Q
31
7
35% Mar
May 28
130
Nov 21
126
Feb
138
29% Dec 26
153
Feb 20
33 Va Apr 19
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
21
40
33% Nov 23
May 13
14
64% Jun
24
78
Jan
7
29% Jan
26% Mar 26
35%
Oats Co (The) common—5
6 '/(■
preferred—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
Quaker
2
5
37% May
2
Jun 24
33 Va Jan
129
12
130
129
129
2,500
Uy)
12J
,
27%
2
<%
6U0
39
38%
39%
27,100
On %
66 %
67 V
10%
18
H
18
*00 V 4
07
27'Iu
27';;
38%
38 %
05%
6o%
18 '-8.
50%
56%
STOCK
26%
27 %
EXCHANGE
14%
14
27%
27%
27%
%
27
36%
35%
36
35%
30
35%
30
127%;
127
R
87% Feb
27
70% Nov
July 11
20 %
15% Dec
4
53% Jan
23
28%
Nov
29
12
Dec
11
48% Feb
59% Apr 12
44% Aug
3
34% Jan
7*
25Va May
12
16% Aug
11% Mar 14
July 19
13
19 % Mar
16% Mar 15
22% May 13
14
27
4
10
34% Jan
17
37% May
31V4 Apr
37% Sep 24
44% Jan
36
May 29
39
Jan
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
33% Feb 20
36
Jan
31% Feb
11
Nov
27
12
12% Jan
8
6% Feb
28
3
30'/4 Apr
14
18
64 % Apr
4
15%. July
1
30
62
Feb
23% Feb
43 % Jan
3
8% Jan
16
5% Jan
8
11% Dec
13
15 '/a Jan
10
11% Mar
4
13% Apr
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
2
34 % Dec
31
45
Apr
17
24
25% Dec
27
28% Dec
10
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
May 20
32% July 5
10% Jan
4
5
8% May
65% May 16
46% Mar 29
45% Feb
13
85
3
51% Feb
41 % Dec
27
49% Mar 19
42 % Jun
37
17
57% May
1-
Oct
49
70
Sep
70
Apr 26
81
Apr
•
12
89% Jan
21
Dec
91
Aug
105% Jan
37 % Mar
5*
17% Dec
31% Nov
18% Jun
29
29
6
72 % Jun
87% Jun
35
27% Dec
10
Feb
9
27
Preferred
Preferred
4.50%
19
21% Jan
19% Jan
Riegel
27% May
Ritter
7% Apr
5
29
3
28
40
13
27
25% Feb
351
Feb
510
Apr
2
105
Jan
16
91% May 16
31% Dec
13
24% Feb
17% Jan
11
10 %
44% Dec
31
Feb
10
29
35 % Nov
27% Feb
-
Dec
23
»
Nov
28
4%
&
Haas
Aircraft
33% May 21
Rohr
13% Jan
2
Ronson
60% Jun
10
30% Jan
2
40% May 16
Royal
Feb
20
33% July
Ruberoid Co
28
12
15% Jun
11
McBee
4
60% Feb
12
81
July
93
Mar 22
5%
—
15%
600
26%
1,100
251*
5.800
b14
24%
5.900
6
6%
12%
35'
36
29%
30%
1.600
32%
56.900
30%
9
9
8%
■
30.300
36 VB
56%
35 %
700
57%
*12%
12%
i;
20
56
*54
56
56%.
8.800
9
62 7 i;
63
64%
19.400
43%
42%
*43
43:%
200
54%
54%;
62
54%
*73 >
90 %
160
18 V
a
18%
5.500
2%
90'4
Id %
1
73 Vz
90 Va
4
17 %
2 Tb
14.100
3,600
2%
2%
300
4
*72 V
89%
11,800
55
73
*63
*63
69%
70
70
70%
29%
29%'
28 Vz
29
20
25%
25 Vb
*25%
0
301
29%
3,300
38
*:)63i
27%
277l;.
30'
30 V
96
293x
37,%
32
08.1 ;g.
:/8%
33%
13
'/4
13
!%%
4
,
%
2.200
U0',;i
31 7 8
38%
31%
11%
2
3i %
11 %
59
%J
5.3 J )
U3n
59 V
11%
5
1,270
*93
2.9%
58%
1
13.200
"4
411
x29%
9u
29:%
30
4
40/
405%
390
*9J
2.300
2-7 %
27 T a
30%
a
300
6,600,
30%
29 T a
a
36%
1,500
:6 Vb
6
6%
>
*37%
1
(Jacob)
Ruppert
8% Mar
600
14%
0%
5s
_D_
(The i
9U
*5%
,
1,400
26 %
—
Pet Co
Corp
Royal Dutch
5
9%
12
-1
--1
20 Guilders
-I
Corp.
100
./.K •.'.'ii-_ '
!■;
23 Vz.
55 %
100
Corp
200
-
'•••
-
23 Vb
24%
24 Vb
Axle Co——15
common.
20
Co
2,100
«
26%
*54%
No par
preferred series A
44
45,000
4
14%
*26%
conv
May 14
39% Feb 12
36 V8 July 16
38% Apr
5
13% Apr 26
9
29
Rohm
May 29
96
34
0
*5%
.—10
Company———:—2——5
Rockwell Spring &
17
423% May 8
36
9%
•5
14 3 4
preferred
„-25
Rochester Gas & El Corp—_No par
5
*35
23
9%
9%
9%
44
23
23%
Corp—.
Paper
5%%
May 31
29% Mar
19
23%
Antelope Copper MinesRobertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
31 % Apr
26% Jun
44
*40
34
34 '
*40
Roah
32% May
Jan
—
bil Corp.:
Richfield
Jun
33% Jan
28
12
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
3% Apr
25% Jan
22
—
Rheem
25
2
26% Apr
Day
34%
_____—10
series
100
series
—100
3.60%
4
Nov
21% May 28
Common
22
77
36
30
10
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
99
362 % Dec
90
4%%
Metals Co common
pfd series A—
82 % Jan
2% May 27
19
Apr
-
Reynolds
24
Mar
*35
33%
.30
*34
2.50
1
50-
Co
24
62% Feb
28% Apr
25>
Drug
2
69
5% Jun
26 l
28 % Jun
Ino
Rexall
34
Independence
common;—
Jan
171/4 Jun
13
12
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
21% Jun
Co
34
1,700
14%
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331 n
31
40.300
2 /1«
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20%
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20%
———1
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58% Mar 19
14
54
84% Apr
5
42 % Aug 15
23% Jan
6
66% Jan 23
Jun
68 % Jun
7
26
16
11
15
6
9
30% Apr
2
21
Mar 12
Mfg
26"
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2
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20'%
CLOSED
a
20%
20
5
100
Corp———1
Republic Pictures common
.—50c
$1 convertible preferred———10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass———T— -5
25
May
:
Republic Aviation
10
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
8 %
t
14%
pfd 3%% series-—
Conv
1
32% Jan
25
20
& Co—
prior preference
10
Stores Corp—;
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Reliance
Mar 29
1
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(Robt)
Reliable
July
■
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26
57%
25 'a
14%
•
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57%
;
50c
Inc
Bros
Reeves
Reis
18
18 % Mar
31% Jan
8% Mar
Jan
61
2
26
5% Apr
18% Jan
15
12
22% July
10% Mar 14
27
Jan
6
Jan
15
41% Apr
12
14% Apr 26
11
5
11% Dec 26
6
Feb
38
31
40
4
20% Jan
Dec
30% Apr
33% Jan
2
.
18 %
Rayonier Inc—1
Ray-O-Vac Co
—
2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co—:
———5
Reading Co common
'—50
4% noncum 1st preferred
.-50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
—5
Reed Roller Bit Co
—No par
11
35% Apr
*06
1st preferred-—,
$3.50
24
20% May 13
59% Jun
7
Mar 22
17
37%
America com—No par
No par
Ranco Inc
—
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Radio Corp of
1. 1
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8
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5
22% Jan
16
24% Dec
52
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Jan
33
3
Nov
7
311
155
Jan
5
14
24
25
19% Jun
13
Sep 17
60% July 31
18% Jan
29% Jan
17
12% Jun
190
105
Feb
7
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
12
90
19
8
19
63 % Apr
19
95
Dec
12
90
21
Dec
28
78
35
St
11
74% Feb
5
270
May 23
205
96
San
Feb
F
Co
Ry
San
Sangamo Electric
23
17% July
13
23 % Jun
13
83% Jun
55
79
Jan
93
Jan
86
Mar
7
102
Mar
7
Jan
4
14
Jan
7
30% Feb
44% May
Scott
2
29% Jun
75
Schick Inc
$4
33 %
Jan;,,; 2
83
May
36
11
Co
Seaboard Finance
16% Jan
24
Seagrave
Corp
26% Jun
27
29% May 22
Sealright-Oswego
25% Jun
20
29% Jan
7
Sears
Mar 12
15% Jan
3
5
Servel Inc common
43 Vz Nov
23% Nov
26
42% Jan
7
70
15
50
16
Feb
6
26% Jan
397/8 Jan
4
59
49% Feb
12
39% Jan
20
44
27
Apr 19
July 11
59% Dec
17
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7% Mar 12
9% Jun
8% Dec
14
HV2 May
9
10
lOOVbAug
8
18% Nov
29
29
13 V* Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
39
55V2 Jan
4
65% Jan
23
72% May
52% Jan
24
73
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
BOVaFeb
10
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
24% Jan
3
93
12
22% Mar 13
Mar 19
Shamrock
Sharon
Shell
29% Jun
Oil &
2.50
Gi
Sheraton
27% Feb
32% Apr
11
55% Apr 26
42% Jun 24
49 V* Jan
17
Simmons
5
74% Feb
18
89
Jan
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
8
54% Feb
12
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
46% Jun
7
35
Oil
Smith
(A
55% July
17
Apr
Oil
Skelly
19
2
• •
45%
9
45%
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45%
9%,
45%
45%
9%
86%
80%
88%
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12%
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Smith-Corona Inc_.
j.
16 y4 Nov
29
32% Jan
12
-16% Jan
2
20% Jan
Smith-Douglass
Inc_,
5
20
64% May 10
47% Feb
13
62% Jun
Socony,Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
24
July 10
17% Jan
45
12% Jan
24
16% Jun
Co
21% Jan
Solar
6
10% Jun
Aircraft Co_.
18
9%
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
2
53% Jan
16
44% Jun
24
23% May
51% Feb 13
South Carolina E & G
21
20
35% Nov
15
32% Mar 27
39% Jan
11
South
33
Dec
12
40% Jan
17
32% Jun
11
51% Jun
13
45
Nov
21
64 Va July 27
Mar 16
45% Jan
2
35% Jan
25
24% Jun 12
8 Vo preferred
J
Southern California Edison
Southern. Co (The)__
32
May 27
46% May 23
46% Jan 10
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
45% Jan
8
Southern Railway common—_No par
19% Feb
4
Jan
17
19% Jan. 11
23
29
201/4 Jan
2
Jan
31
33% Apr
18
28% Jun
25
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
31
38 % Apr
1
12
44% Nov 29
•58% Mar 23
42% Feb
38 Vz Oct
1
49% May 16
40
17 V2 Dec
6
20% Jun
1
May 28
17% May 10
26
91% Jan
4
78% Apr
84
Dec
24 Vz May 15
17% Nov 20
4
28% July 19
21
May 28
,
38
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
Dec
12
63% Aug 17
47% Jun
25
$3% Jan 18
95 V» Nov 30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec 31
•11% Dec
19
70% Dec 28
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J/.ty*
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29% Apr
6
20
a
-
page 22.
May 21
Jan
91
July
16% July
92
83% Jan 17
22
3
45% Apr 25
20
3
Jan
4% Mar 27
2
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see
16
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105
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26
10
10
Feb
July
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63% July
28% Feb
Rico
21%
50
5
25
25
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South'n Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
81
33% May 27
•18% Jan 10
6% Jan
65
Jan
59% July
5%.non-cum preferred
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Public Service Co
Sparton
Corp—.
Spear &
Co.
5
94% Jan
9
19% Jan
14
1
24% May
9
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25
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1
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12
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1
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Spalding, (A G) ,& Bros.Inc-
7
28
5
1
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25
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Inc
Gas
(Frank
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10
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Steel
Shattuck
14
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preferred-
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2
:
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$4.50
5
61% May 13
58Va Jan
2
62% Jan
72% Feb
July
33%
34
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18
36% Jan
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4
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preferred
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67
10
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Schenley Industries Inc_
Schering Corp
26
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
12
Apr 30
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4
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39% May
32%
80
38%
32
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81
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,
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178
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;
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175
31%
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24
20'
100
. 5
23% Jan
Jan
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pfd 4.40%
26
18% Feb
100
series A
—100
Diego Gas & Electric Co_—10
1st
28
15
791
78 %
79%
78
No par
100
com
5%—
preferred-—__i
noncum
St Regis Paper Co
% Jun
48% Feb
76%
79
166
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5%
V* Jan
20
2
Jan
48
Jun
L
Preferred series A
St
May 27
77%
7!)
Joseph Light & Power——No par
St
26% Jan
5
9
16
89% Mar
28
Dec
St Joseph Lead Co
31% Feb
105% Apr
40% Apr
33% Dec
6
32% May 10
75% Mar
77% Dec
preferred—
.
4.30% "conv preferred-
25% May 24
16 % Feb
57% Nov 29
4%
1
20
Oct
18
22% Mar
18
May 28
44% Feb 14
July
70%
-5
—10
100
—10
Safeway Stores common—
5
46% Mar
13
Feb
235
9
Dec
2
Aug
166
26
66% July
215
40% Feb
93
Feb
22% Jan
91% Mar 23
69% Dec
235
2
31% Jun
25%. Aug 31
July
137
17
Mar 19
Dec
155
feb 13
78
3
97% Feb
30
Nov
80
112
17
71% Dec
14
50% Feb
94
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Volume
The
Number 5653
186
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(129)
A
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1L)5C»
3674 Oct
44 74 May 14
2
77Vi.Ncv 30
6 7* Dec
Lowest
28
37% Jan
2
6% Jan
6
42% May
Nov
29
58% May
4812 Jan
23
65
;b
>/2 Jan
4'J
62% Apr
31
50
May 28
8874 Dec 28
12
43% Feb
4
15% Aug
17% Jan
3
43 rk Jan 23
65% Dec
4
51 ',2 Jan
19
81
Aug 15
28
15
Jan
1374 Nov
13 ',2 Dec
25
21
Nov
14
80 >,4 Oct
1
%
16% Dec
Feb
25% Feb
11
;
2
19
6% Jun
19
8
Dec
10% Feb
22% Jan
101% Jun
82
Dec
26
Nov
9
940
22% Feb
6
Feb
6
20% July
33% Apr
78
Mar 22
10% Mar
Dec
1,300
21% Jun"25
66% Feb
6% Mar
2
4
35% Nov 29
30% Apr
2
52'/a Mar 16
21
27% Feb
July
72% Feb
39
19
6% Dec
27
30% July 31
7
28
66
7
Nov
Feb
13% July
84 %Jun
26"% Jan
23
3434 Nov
46
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
31
22% Nov
29
50
28
70% Jan
89
57
56%
58
57%
59
36,900
53'/„
53%
54%
53%
5474
5
Standard
36,100
Oil
of
New
Jersey
67
67%
61%
68 %
10
86,000
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
58%
60'%
58%
5974
7,000
8
3%%
20
18 % Mar
Sterchi
5
5
8% Apr
56 Va July
11
j
16% Jan
17
6
93
Feb
Sterling
82
Jun
3
12
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
2
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13
9% Jun
1,210
Jan
21% Feb
11
May
27% Jan
35% Feb
12
42
2
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2nd
1
Superior
Superior
21
27% Jan
29
Sweets Co of America
5
43% Jun
17
Swift &
55% May 10
39% Feb
11
46% Jan
9
Sylvania
81
Dec
26
99
80
19
89
May
8
8% Feb
9
5
14
Apr
9
18
May 28
6% Dec
31
12% Jun
8
Feb
45
14
21% Nov 26
Co
18% Feb
6
4
5% Jun
14
8% Jan
11
20
18% Jan
31
Temco
Dec
13
60% Jan
11
Talcott
Inc
4674
6,200
26
26'A
1,800
674
15,900
6'A
%
6%
6%
1
54'A
55
55
55'A
55%
56 Va
55%
56
1,700
13 'A
13%
13%
13%
131/2
13%
13%
1374
2,600
*83 Va
86 %
*83 Va
86%
*83 V4
86%
*83 V4
861/2
76'A
77
27
21
30
33% Oct
1
45% May 17
33 % Apr
33
21
Jan
23
182% May
34% Feb
10
20% Oct
1
150
20% Dec
20
15% Feb
28
47% Aug 21
9
9
7% Jan
134
Thermoid
July 23
19
44% Jan
53
51
Mar 28
14
Jan
25
Apr
23 Va
34%
34'A
34%
34%
35'A
7,400
7.50
40%
41
41
421/4
42 'A
42%
427a
4274
8,100
80
80
80
80
81%
80
80
11%
11 %
10%
11
11
1074
10%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
1*
47%
4774
4774
4,700
72
73'%
74
7474
27,100
45
4374
4474
14,300
No par
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
271/4
2774
1
27%
28
27%
'27%
27
27%
2774
2874
41%
42%
38%
40%
41%
40%
41%
x41 'A
38
38%
38
38%
3874
Inc
Coal
&
common
Oil
_10
J
Co
7%
1
100
t
No par
.
18%
1874
1,100
2574
4,400
57
5974
110
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
STOCK
2474
2474
3,300
12%
24%
12%
24%
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
EXCHANGE
12'A
1274
1,200
46
46
*46
47
14
75%
*13%
14
87
37%
*83
common
—50
33
Jan
23
15
42% May 27
Tidewater Oil common—
10
Feb
27
53% Jun
13
$1.20 preferred
;
Timken Roller Bearing—
.—25
No par
3
S3 Jun
13
4
13% Mar 20
52
lVfi July
43% Nov 27
51% Nov
7
40% Feb
5
34% Oct
45% Apr
30
35% Feb
12
41% Apr
24
28% Mar 21
13% Jun
20
20% Jan
4
% Jun
18
Oct~15
24% Feb
12
42
28% July 23
26% Feb
11
34
1
16% Nov 29
20
Jan
31
24% Feb
9
52
30%
Nov
25 '
29
59
48% Jun
July 27
% July'
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
22% July
% Apr
17
64
Dec
26
48% Jun
Oct
2
61
2
Jan
20
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
25
37% Jup
30
29
% Apr
3
30% Jun
18
Jun
12
11
22 % Feb
27
15% July
3
17
Jan
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
23
50
8
Dec
6
14% Jan 18
7
25% Oct
25
13% Feb
9
6
14
23
52%
rl%
18'A
47
*46
.
13%
'72'A
73 Va
72%
*83
86
x46
CLOSED
13%
Independence
74,
74 "
Day
5
13%
53'A
53
53%
13%
13%
13%
49%
49%
50%
5074
52
6,200
27 Va
37%
36%
37'A
3674
371/4
8,000
13%
37%
;
13%
13%
13%
13%
1374
74
12,900
5274
%
%
%
*35%
36%
36'A
38
39
32%
*49%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
Tung-Sol Electric Co —'
Century Fox Film
20th
__
Twin City Rap
Transit com
prior preferred,.
Jan
2
5 Vo
10
Twin
1"
30% Jan
18
TXL
12
16% Apr
29
Oil
Co—
22%
52
23
*46 V4
23%
50%
52
*50'%
*46'A.
1
;
3374
50%
51
23 'A
2574
<
3,600
16,800
500
5,600
50
*4674
50
127,300
42
33 Va
3,900
•—U.
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
3474
35'A
7,800
27%
27%
27%
27%
2774
2774
5,100
16
16
15%
16
16
16 Va
*47
49'/a
8
8-/4
1/iUO
2534
14,600
34%
27%
34%
27%
16%
*47
49%
*47'A
49%
7%
7%
7"!11
7%
51
23 'A
23
.
*15%
—1
—
50%
50%
1374
41%
'A
■
23
1
—1
No par
50
Udylite Corp (The)
conv
Coach
%
.
62,600
——
1/2
40'%
1.
13,000
5374
—
1374
%
%
,■—
*46%
1,100
48%
13%
50
2374
—
49%
(conv)
17,200
2374
1
No par
series A
3974
13%
53
38
8)
Preferred
10
39
52%
23%
48
36%
$2.70 preferred
-50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common—_1
11,400
74%
-86
86
Va
23%
23
—2
(expire July
Rights
200
86
Transue & Williams Steel
,
20
14
23%
37 '/a
—2
Tri-Continental Corp common
46
*13%
37(4
23'A
37
13%
Airlines Inc
10% Jan
July
37
xl3%
Corp
World
14
73%
*83
5
(The)—
(The)—.—_—
Trane Co
--
———
Transamerica
Trans
—15
common—5
_100
—
Edison Co
Mar 15
Apr
25
15
Rights
Toledo
9
15% Apr
35% Jun
5
29
21% Jan
1
1
May 24
31% Jan
26
27
July
5
Jan
57
24
52
July
(J R)
Thompson Products Inc
4%
preferred
7
1
7,800
18%
14% Jim 13
89% May 8
95% Apr 18
13% Jan
13%
2474
2
49% Jun
1374
24%
25'
Mar 29
13%-
57
12
15
13%
13%
18'4
10% Jan
5
13%
13%
18'A
86
13% Dec
8,200
57
69% Feb
26
100
47
24 Va
,1
*
138
45'A
24%
13
20
1,200
*132%
44%
18%
Feb
Jun
774
774
7%
138
4374
57
Nov
23
*132'%
43%
57
80
13
7%
7%
134
43
24%
104
28% Feb
7%
134
58 %
19
23% Nov 27
7,900
7,600
18%
24%
23
32% Feb
15,700
39'A
23%
Dec
47% Mar 26
23,400
.
42
*56 %
convertible preferred
Thompson
*19
19%
.
13%
No par
—
Co
•
6
No par
preferred
$2.40 conv preference
—
7%
*134% 141%
43%, 43%-
:50c
common
conv
38'A
Trust—
48% Jan
Jun
*19
120
2,500
431/4
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—8
$2.50
10%
—
47'A
86
26
*80
■
43%
ctfs ex-distribution
Inc
Fair
700
*22%
33%
72'A
Textron
The
24
34 V'o
47%
2
12
12
*23V4
33%
43V4
21% Jan
25
4
24
25
70%
10
151/4 Apr
14% Apr
>23%
24
870
1,800
471/4
Pacific Ry
24% Jun
13% July 31
23
*23%
-
1700
preferred series A—25
share
11% Apr
8
11% Jan 25
20
41%
3%
Utilities Co
$1.25
24%
41
1695
43 %
&
3
24V4
42
1690
47%
Texas
12
24V»
42
1675
71%
Texas
11
23%
42%
1670
43
2
Jan
23%
42
1608
79%
4
60% Jun
23
42 %
1608
47%
Pacific Land
25% Jun
23 %
42 %
25
Pacific
21
23
7,700
2.50
Texas
29
600
1,100
9
200
4
21
8%
1565
4.16%
Corp-
conv
28
8%
4,600
Instruments
17% Jan
47% Jan
6874
2,900
Gulf
16
35
681/2
674
Texas
22% July 10
54% July 10
35
69%
50
i
13% Apr
18% Apr
16
2,600
35
133A
49 % May
29% Apr
29% Apr
18,900
21V4
'A
19%
Texas
Sub
8%
8%
2,200
27%
21
674
10
Jan
69%
77%
27%
21'A
13'A
19
8% Mar 15
*34%
70
8%
77-
27%
6'%
19
160
2
9
10% Jan
10% Dec
2
38% Jan
11% Jun
44
July
42% July 27
35
70
9
77%
211/4
13%
Texas
6% Dec
10% Jan
•
35
71
8%
76%
27%
6'A
40% Jun
18
27%
21'A
-
13%
Jun
4.48%
20%
35Va
•:
77;
27 Va
21'A
70
76(4
V2
45
Jan
6
6%
13%
31% Jun
5
'A
-25
Sulphur-.
7
12
6
27'A
35
10c
Producing Co
29 % Mar
6%
5%
Gulf
157/a Feb
300
18
*17%
„1
.—5
Co
26% Jun
1,400
46 %
18
13V2
Texas
28
1874
47s
*17 Va
.
5%
Texas
38% Mar 26
900
1874
26%
18
13%
6
Tennessee
18'A
5%
9
18% Dec
18%
2,400
18'A
'A
13%
49% May
30% Dec 14
18%
3,500
40
1
76% Jun
5
18%
16,500
23 Va
1
32
16
18
2
47% July
1
54% Feb 12
11% Jan 27
17%
/32%
39%
26
Corp
7
25% Jan
18
18
23
46%
(James)
Aircraft
4
28% Dec
17%
18
No par
69% May
5
Day
26
_1—
51
Feb
Independence
39%
46%
com
53% Ncv 29
Apr
23 'A
39%
2574
TelAutograph Corp
13% Jun
62
30%
23
40
45
i
37 % Oct
31
30'A
23%
26
(The)
Elec Prod Inc
12
20% May 17
30%
39%
200
30 %
30'A
23
39%
13'A
44%
:
—.
18% Dec
15% May
100
3,000
131,4
23 Va
12.50
$4 preferred i.
Symington Gould Corp
•
CLOSED
No par
Co_.
Paper
22% Jan
Jun
13'A
44%
2574
Oil of California
Steel Corp
Sutherland
32% Jun
10% July
*13 Va
18%
;
7
7
13 %
75%
*17%
Inc
50% July 26
14
*13 Va
5,500
55
1
Mining Co
9
May
EXCHANGE
17%
pfd series of '55
Biscuits
Sunshine
13
12% Dec
74%
__No par
Feb
"•
73
18%
^
38.- Dec
9
72%
82
17 Va
Corp
Sunshine
2
72%
*81
30%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
1
14
STOCK
23
1
Co
Jun
82%
18%
$4.50 series A preferred
5%%
*81
5,900
17%
17 Va
82%
39%
7
1774
No par
Corp
Oil
30%
17%
90
1
,
Sun Chemical Corp common
Sun
13 V*
17 Va
17
700
20
common-
Broadcasting Co
Sunbeam
13%
17Va
3'A
*86
5
Webster——
&
72%
3'A
88%
16%
17%
*81
3'A
*86
17%
17%
17%
82%
72%
—15
__
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Stone
88
16%
17%
*
67%
60%
*86
3 '/a
5
(J P) & Co Inc
42
.
—1
60%
82%
-
Inc —5
Drug
Stevens
Inc__
3
Mar 20
74
8
Stores
66%
5J7a
17
_10
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.
14
13
Chemical C©
Bros
66%
10%
3 %
3 Va
88
Warner Corp——
,r_5
(The) L S
._No par
Stauffer
2
: May 8
29% Apr 24
1
65%
59va
•85%
1
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley
50
12
7
10
100
Starrett Co
19% May 21
1
3
—
preferred series A
Standard
18% May 15
26
*
56%
17
Feb
2,200
521/4
4
5% Oct
60
Va
3 Va
May. 16
13% Jan
3
13% May 28
900
7
52%
77% May 17
17
32
7
56%
85
12
-
7
7%
'/a
5
25% Jan
di stribution
Ex
23
29% Aug 24
7%
7
52%
32% July
9
73%
55%
41% Apr
22 % Feb
7
42
*73
_25
23% Jun
Feb
--
*41%
73%
6.25
15
Jun
7
42
73%
California
25
17% Feb
1
41%
73 Va
of
13
17
Inc_
41%
.
of Indiana—^
Feb
36
Co
Shares
July S
Oil
20
31
73 Va
July 4
Oil
31% Feb
37% Dec
41%
74%
the Week
Friday
Standard
3
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
41%
73%
Sales lor
Thursday
Standard
27 % Mar 12
Jan
41%
r
PRICES
4
lbVaMayi:/
26
17% Nov 27
-
•,"'
3
13
Mar
94
18 % Jun
18
31 % May 28
•
62% Jun
*
2
Jan
No par
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
July 3
July 2
.—No par
com
preferred
Standard Coil Products
AND
Tuesday
5
39% Apr
21% Jan
31
17% Dec
2
62% Jan
7
68% July
26
61
-
25
31% Nov
28
2074 Sep
July
62% Jan
12
Jun
14% Jan
14%'Jan
2
May 29
59
12
47% Feb
87
Inc
$3.50
3% May 22
12
53% Feb
9
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
11
Erands
Monday
July 1
Par
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
50% Mar 26
Aug 14
13
9% Jan
2
Standard
9
82% Feb
3% May 16
45
EXCHANGE
Highest
72;,4 Jun 26
26
9174 Jan
12% Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
4
STOCKS
*47
4.1%
*7%
25
25%
',4
8
25%
25%
500
---
1
25
25%
25
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
1,200
No par
31%
32%
31%
32'/a
31%
32%
3174
321/4
8,900
5
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
774
774
Corp, (The)
u
)
16% Mar 19
20.-/8 Nov
15
44
5% Nov
15
8
31% Feb
10
108% Jan
26
21
Nov
13% Feb
23% Feb
23
47% May
33% Jun
26
Underwood
3
8% Apr
11
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
Apr
16
35% Jun
28
Union
100% Feb
12
124% Jun
18
Union
30
8
133% July 17
28% Apr
12
5% Jan
Mar 27
Apr
'
2
20% Feb
25% Dec
5
30
Jan
17
26% Jan
92% Dec
27
112
Jan
9
81 % Oct
13
"93
Jan
11
Nov
78
29
20
91
Feb
104
Jan
5
Union
29% Mar 19
9
28
Union
Elec
Jan
24
Preferred $3.70 series—
82
79% Jan
89
Jan
22
1
28%
29
8% Dec
11
7% Jun
26
27% Feb
6
31
29
Union
Tank
1
33% May 16
Union
Twist Drill
103% Oct
63% July
17
Dec
18
125
90% Jan
2
2
May 29
152
Jan
115
RR
Car
(ser of 1956)
121% Dec
Jan
2
23
44% Dec
17
26% Jun
10
43% Jan
4
United
Air
20
32% Apr
20
26
Jun
28
29% Mar 14
United
Biscuit
93
95
92
Jun
Lines
7
Feb
24
Jun
6
14
28% Apr
9
19% Jan
28
27% May 16
United
Board
48% Jan
20
71% Mar 26
58% Feb
11
71% Jun
13
United
Carbon
41% Dec
27
62
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
46% May 2
7% May 20
United
107
Mar 21
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
Jan
17
36% Dec
Jun
8
43% Dec
12
28% May 11
35% Jan 23
5% Nov 20
16 % Aug 20
55
Mar
35
Aug 14
14% Dec
12
19% Feb 29
1% Dec
31
3% Mar 26
25
Apr
9% Jan
9
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
39% May
28% Oct
9
24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
Dec
3
15% Dec
27
22% July 19
63 %
65%
63%
65 "2
6574
6774-
5
93%
93%
96
28 Va
28%
2 8'A
28%
2674
26%
26'%
26%
26%
Corp
No par
10
*89%
90%
*89%
23.%
23%
64
63 'A
93%
'
23
%
04
—No par
(Del)—No par
*41%
42%.
42%
(Del)—
1
Dye & Chemical Corp cora„1
7%
7V4
7 Va
5'A
5%
5'A.
1,900
1,600
94
2874
26 %
5,200
45,700
130
x93%
94
28
16,100
29%
2674
1,700
94
*8974
94
*89%
94
23%
*23 V*
237a
24
2474
500
2,000
.64
63'A
64
63%
6374
.43
43
43%
7'a
43%
774
44
7
5%
574
,
;
7Va
5%
5%
800
7 74
23,200
574
6,800
500
2974
*29
29
29
29Va
29 Va
29
29
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1574
1574
3,500
No par
44%
45'A
44%
45
44'4
1574
44%
44
4474
31,000
10
Coal
34%
35'/a 1
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 74
3474
35
35
35
36
6,300
1,600
——5
Cos
Engineering & Foundry-—5
5
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
United
Gas
July
*112
27%
L_'.
Corp
32
Feb
14
38% May
8
35
*
126
*112
126
26 »/8
United
44
*100
126
93
Carton
8
No par
United
Jun
28
38% Feb
19
United Gas
Improvement Co—13%
Industrial Corp
5%
6
35%
*35%
35%
3574
74
5%
5%
5%
5%
574
5%
.
Apr
2
6% Jan
11
United
15% Jan
9
Merch &
—1
14 %
14%
14Va
14%
14 V4
141/4
8
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
174
57%
1%
DA
174
l'/4
l'A
174
2
United
l'A
1% Jan
57%
81%
81'A
36%
36%
3,100
1474
11
United
14'A
13'/a Feb
5 %
1 %
May
May 23
62% May 20
Jun
25
U
86% May 20
33
Feb
2
51% Apr
10
Jan
7
8% May
4
44'A July 20
19% Mar 22
29
14
15
49% Mar 16
43 % Jan
1
Mar 19
14% Feb
39% Jun
13
23% Jan
156
Nov
65'A
66 %
11
Nov
22.
31%
11
Dec
page
29 74
31%
35% Jan
15
see
28%
31
16% Jan
35
footnotes
8%
28%
30 %
8
42
For
3%
28%
30%
conv.pfd—_100
<—10
America
Co—'.
Electric
23,400
8Va
29'/a
30%
Corp
United
8'A
8
7%
28%
*110
Fastener
United-Carr
29,600
30%
12
81
23
&
2874
29%
13% Feb
55
28% Jan
$4.50
15
28%
7%
28% Apr
"■
5
41% July 30
7% Jan
6
11
5% Jun
18
13%
3
6% Jan
5
21
,
•39% Mar
3
100
17,500
30%
100
preferred
Dec
20% Dec
58',4
29 %
Inc
of
90
58 74
5
4%
10
Nov
40
84
*83
X
10
Co
Aircraft Corp common
convertible preferred
35% Jan
-
No par
Co
4%
26
18
Co
preferred
non-cum
United
14
25
of
84
72 74
72%
7214
29 Va
Pacific
96% Dec
*83
28%
Oil
Union
166
*70'A
84
28%
Union
8
23
72%
85
*75
85
*75
28%
5
31% Jan
61% May 25
85
57%
64% Jun
8
113% Jan
*75
common—10
12
4%
85
California——.—25
51% Feb
4
240
*75
5874
26% Apr
Apr
91%
58%
9
9% Mar
18,100
90%
58 'A
2
29% Apr
8,700
27%
91%
57%
65% Apr
30
23%
27%
91
*83
39% May
Apr
2374
27%
91%
58%
1
36
23 7 a
27 V*
*91
82
10
10% May 10
22%
27%
91
71
Oct
4,800
12,200
26%
71
Jan
1
22%
26%
200
35%
1217a
22 %
82
52'
Oct
22
121
90
No par
series
28
29
121%
35'A
35%
120%
No par
$4
Preferred
35%
120%
35'A
*70
Preferred $3.50 series
2
82
35%
120
120%
26%
No par
Preferred
%
7%
22
10
No par
21
70% May 28
July
common
$4.50 series
Co
100% Jan
11
119
No par
Chem & Materials Corp—10
*7%
35%
35%
Corp—6%
24% Mar 25
12
Jun
80% Jan
15
83% Nov 30
90
Corp
12
7
/
33% Jun
5
13
65 % Jun
4
Jan
17% Jan
7
Jan
7
17% Apr
22
Jun
12
36.
45
Borax
% c/o
U S
&
&
Freight
Gypsum
S
Corp
1
57%
56
5674
81
82
81
81
36%.
37'/.
3674
3774
5,500
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32%
2,500
62
61%
*156%
common—32 %c
8%
class A preference
2
preferred series A
*29 Ve
50
Industries Inc common———1
4% %
56'A
82'4
159
50
-
15
/
*43%
32%
8%
3OV2
15Va
45
5,300
57%
36%
60%
31%
3,600
82
♦156%
Co common
10,600
-
36%
57
100
——1
No par
4
100
Co
Hoffman Mach
5 Co
U S
Chemical
preferred
T/o
U
Jnc
Foreign Securities
U
S
Mfrs
preferred
U S
24
162
S
4
.
•
8%
3OV2
15
*4T/a
62'/4
159
9%
62
62%
9
62'A
61%
156'A
*154
9%
156%
30%
30%
30%
-15%
15%
151/4
♦/* °
an
9Va
32
*3074
15 V4
14,
9,600
20
156V4
9
45
170
;
1*%
26,500
•
R
500
"©0
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
(130)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Kauge for rreviea*
fcanre Since
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
11
36% Dec
bV« Jun
la
23% Jan
11
July 13
35% Aug
1
8% Feb
y%
01% Dec
28
70
29
51% July 18
81% Dec
31
80
Jun
88
May 13
27
26
29
142 % Dec
26
Feb
1
17% Dec
17
19% Sep
17
71% Sep
56
Jan
4
58
170
Jun
25
17% Feb
10
May
12
8
9
55
Jun
25
Mar
Dec
28
69
51% Jan
23
73% Deo
143
Nov
30
17
Dec
28
57% Mar 25
31
Jan 20
136% Jun
19% Jan 16
Feb 10
20
1
31% Jun
169
17
38
33% Dec
7
12% Jun
27
14 V,
17
10% Jan
Mar
4
15% Feb
May 28
13
Apr 23
11
7% Jun
20
8
Dec
'Jl
99
Mar 23
80% Jun
13
6
Dec
31
10% Aug
3
6% Jan
7
13% Dec
26
26 V, Aug
18
13% Jan
9
4 va J an
3
4% Jan
2
9
23
82
May
4
77% Apr
65
Deo
4
47% Feb
12
73% Jan
41% Feb
33% July
30% Dec
7
12
167
23% Dec
20
Apr
6
Feb 24
39
Dec
137
2
31% Jan
2
135
Jun 21
29% Mar 12
23% Feb
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
12
26
14
24
38% Feb
9
May 14
Jan 28
68
24% Nov
70
Dec
55% May
4
40% Feb
12
50% Jan
17% Jan
3
8% Jun
25
37% Apr
4
12 % Nov
Jan
40% Dec
2
11'/, Jan
2
2
51 y, July
41% Feb 28
9
58% Mar
20
25% Jan
6
28
Feb
7
130
Feb
Sep
12
128
26
Dec
28
82
13
20
18
19% Jun
Jan
6
Mar
84
28
12
Dec
18
116
Feb"13
97 V* Jun
Oct
30
103
Feb 13
787/a Jun 20
90
Mar 27
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
May 29
98
Mar
87
Dec
31
1C3'/a Feb
83
Feb
111
Jun
17
93
83
33% July
May 20
14 % Dec
14% Dec
27
65.600
6,100
17%
3,500
17%
CLOSED
SC
*32%
33
*13 V,
13%
500
7%
Independence
7%
1,800
Day
82%
250
8Va
*82
2,300
8%
*16%
18
4%
*79
30
78
80
800
40
34
136%
136 V*
*28
100
70%
30
26%
26%
1,700
45
45%
70%
45%
7,300
8%
9
12%
13
48%
49%
49%
50
50%
51%
51%
100
preferred
Mar 11
6%
24
GYo
31
11% Jan
7
12% May 24
16 V* Jan 23
Vulcan
27
14
Jan
3
17 V. Mar 29
5%
66% July
1
77
Jan
10
56 V*
May 15
Materials Co
*84 V*
*82
—a
-
32
32%
>75
82
*75
82%
20
20%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
21,400
98 Va
99%
99%
100%
100%
101%
550
'108
112
*79
*79
86%'
81
*79
81
*
81
*84%
86 Va
*84V*
86
84
*82
84
82
2,000
84 %
'
*82
82
82 V*
82
33%
33 Va
33%.
33%
33 Va
2,300
28 V,
28%
82
33%
33%
28%
84
*81%
33V*
28 Va
28%
28%
28
28%
1,400
*11
-
*11%
12
%
*11
12
12
1
14%
12
14%
14%
15 V*
15%
15%
15%
16
16%
.16%
16 V,
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
100
66%
66%
*66%
15
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
13 %
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13 V*
*11
'
*82
82
common
100
*108%
Va
25
preferred
1,500
20%
112%
23
81%
10
4,400
*123
*20%
20%
110
110
25
lo
preferred
preferred (w i)
convertible
*76
100
4,100
99 V*
81
86%
84
98%
100
100
_100
:
-
51%
23V,
23%
8
12,100
32
/•
82
20
500
>4
32
32%
*75
82
20 V,
20%
*106% 110
100
issued
When
3
32
*75
No par
com
div
32 Va
26%
*123
'123
*/L23
*123
1,900
9
13%
*123
50
.
29
13 Va
32 %
300
-
13%
32
1,000
40%
34
13 Vn
*123
*133
1,200
4%
78
13%
5
^
.
13V*
noncumulative preferred—100
'
-
70%
143%
*26%
2.50
—
70
26%
50% Jun
12% Dec
26
2,100
55%
142
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28%
70%
26%
45 Va
45%
44%
3,700
51%
8%
11 % Jun
10% Dec
26%
22 V,
51%
34
138
28%
70%
26%
*70
26V,
21%
*55
26%
24
33% Jan 16
9
28% Nov
137
28%
71%
*27%
44%
*33%
137
18,900
640
8 V,
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
May 22
27% Jun
33%
*136
10
47 Va
141
26%
$4.20 preferred
Mar 13
11
32
40%
33%
92%
92%
47 V#
140
8%
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
1
66%Fdb
79% Nov 27
11
46% Jan
17
21
80
39%
80"
5,400
35%
26%
partic preferred
Virginia Elec <fc Pwr Co com
May 22
93
83
8%
18%
4%
79
22,400
83 Va
8%
Gr/o
Apr 22
104~
6
13%
7%
82%
*17
4%
*78
80
34%
*81
26%
Inc
Va-Carolina Chemical
8
124
26
22% Jun 21
51%
56
70
1-^0 %
17%
32%
20C
67
8%
3%%
6
25% Jan
105% Jun
128
*55%
68%
138%
17%
32%
*13%
7%
82%
x8%
67 >'
^
139%
21%
51
8%
26%
Co
Victor Chemical Works common
32% May 10
15
27
78 % Jan
94% Apr 24
38% Apr
21% Nov
21V,
92%
2,300
■/
25%
lo
5'6
25% Jan 18
138
*8%
24%
Vick Chemical Co.:
5
2
3*% Mar 26
40%
STiares
30%
30%
_
83%
*91
45%
the Week
,
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Feb 20
25% Dec
*81
56%
43%
1
66
33%
Friday
July 5
2.50
Van Raalte
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com-\.l00
129
123
105% Dec
100
Vanadium Corp of America
Van Norman Industries Inc
•13% Jan
9
29
May 7
14% Jan 11
12% Dec 21
25% Nov 21
7
Feb
4
30V, Jun
7
73
Jun 12
29% Apr 10
.
68% 63%
138
139
17% 17%
32% 32%
13% 13V*
7%
7%
82
82
8%
o%
*17
19
4%
4%
*78
79
78% 79 V*
39% 39%
33% 33%
*136
137
*27% 28%
*70
71V*
26% 26%
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores 84.20 noncu 2nd pfd~5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred———.14
e United Whelan Corp com
30c
S3.50 convertible preferred™ 100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
When issued
—
—
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-Nopar
8% preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
4%% preferred ——
100
Utah Power & Light Co
12.80
155
12
*55%
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
1% noncumulative preferred—25
Jan 21
Apr 17
f9
Jun 26
6% May 15
79% Jun 21
86% Jun 11
41
Jun 21
30
Apr
3
23
9
4% Feb
100
30%
8%
24%
66V*
34%
Sales far
MHCES
Thursday
Jufy 4
Wednesday
July 3
30% 30%
8%
0%
24% 24%
*66% 67
34% 34%
*81
63/a
*90
93
46% 47 V,
139% 140
21% 21%
51% 52%
d55„, 55;Jt
69-;* 70V8
141
141%
17% 17%
32
32%
13% 13%
7%
7%
*82
83
8%
8%
*17^
18%
4Vs
4%
*78
79
80
81
*39% 40V*
'
July 2
30%
8%
24%
66%
33%
*81 - 83%
*91
v93
45% 45%
138
139V*
21
21V*
50% 50%
100
7preferred
Tuesday
-
66%
33%
—10
1
3%% preferred series B—>
87
<10
7% Dec
5
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
U S Shoe Corp-*,
—1——1
US Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
5
4
Jan
9
82
110
US Playing Card Co
US Plywood Corp common
3%$> preferred series A
93% Mar 29
49
135
Mar
-1
U S Lines Co common—*
4%% preferred
—
U S Pipe <te Foundry Co
49% Jsuu
4
156
Jau 24
22% July 5
64v<; Jan 11
61% Jan 24
73% Jan
2
155V* jau 25
18
Jan 15
36
Jan 22
332a Feb
67% Mar 18
LOW AND HIGH SALE
M«md*y
July 1
30% 30%
*8%
8%
24% 244',
Par
.
Jan 24
Jau
7
Jan
4
May 3
Jun 13
87
3
a
July 18
90% Mar
128
Dec
42% Nov
92
11
12
63
Jan
2
30% Mar 1
6
Jan
37%
8%
27%
67%
36V,
1
22% Feb
32 % Nov
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
Highest
-
29% May
14
Jan. 1
.■
a-—-.
16 V*
1,900
16%
2,400
w
3
83% Jan
74% Nov 28
Waldorf System
2
80% Jun
13
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
13
Apr
Jan
6
29
Feb
75
Mar 20
12% Jan
30
20 V* Sep
13% Dec
12
14%
92
92
11%
11 Va
22% Apr
4
42% Feb 12
28% Jan
3
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
23'
23 V,
23
23 V*
23
23 Va
65 V*
5
Warner-Lambert
36 V*
July
26
65
36 V*
36%
*36V*
36%
800
34%
34%
35
35%
35%
i5%
2,100
30
30
30%
30%
30
30%
Wayne
1
43 Va
43
41
20-% Feb
44% Deo
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
97
Nov
26
112 V, Jan
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
Dec
20
105
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
108
0
48% Jan
68 V* J tin
4.8 %
West
4
West
2
88
Jun
4
95
Jan
28
80
Jun
18
93
Feb
18
Jan
37% Apr 10
100% Jun 26
12
Mar 20
47% Jan
Kentucky
Coal
11?
24%
24%
23 V*
24%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
corn—2.50
287,
Co
87
84
84
*84
88
*84
88
84
84
"t'O
2,700
4 Va %
105 V* Feb
23
91
Jan
2
98
May 10
82% July 20
49
Feb
11
84% July
17
71
Feb
15
88
54
Mar
4.80%
2
Western
5
4%
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
/
13% Apr
a
29 Va Mar 14
8% Jun 21
25% Apr
38
30%
Jan~30
12% Jan 23
7,300
67%
51,100
83%
300
21 % May 15
20
l
5 V* %
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Mar 19
Jun
8
10
247, July 10
3G7, Feb 27
207* Jun 28
227, Feb
267* Apr 10
34% July
6
6%
57%
57%
57%
58%
90
90 Va
90 Va
90 Va
91V,
91%
470
24%
24%
24%
23%
24'/*
23%
24%
4.200
*59%
63%
*59V*
63 Va
*59V*
63 Va
*59%
63%
*28
28%
23 Va
28 Va
*28
50
%
50%
51
>
58%
.
6,300
100
28%
*28
28%
51
51%
52%
52
52%
97
96
96
95
95%
350
8%
1,600
3,400
*
96
*95
96
87,
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
26 Va
26%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
39 %
39 V*
39 V*
•39
39 Va
*38
38%
100
57
57%
57
57
57 V*
60
59
59%
2.700
14%
15%
15%
15'/*
15'/*
15%
15%
16%
41,000
707*
70%
70%
71
*70
71
*70%.
71
*147*
15%
15%
•15
16
*14%
15%
47*
47*
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
May 13
187, Feb
297, Jun 26
123
56 Va
90%
23%
lo
34
20
Mar 22
57 %
90
10c
237, Jun 26
4
37 V* Feb
56%
No par
131
257* Jan
145
Windsor
"128
*128
26>
5
No par
common
$4.25 preferred
Jan 31
75
*128
*128
66%
*83
87*
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc
05%
*83
85
*267,
Wilson-Jones Co
Apr 24
47, Jun 12
5
*81%
58%
*39%
»
19% Jan
9
57, Jan 21
9
18
White Dental Mfg. (The S S)
White Motor Co common
15
S
10 V* Jan
31
common
16V* July
19% Deo
Oct
-100
common
May 17
70 Va Jun 20
4
Dec
100
preferred
13
17
30% Sep 26
10
Feb 18
47
:
10
No par
—5
4V*% convertible preferred—
80
$5
45% Feb 13
Deo
20
13% Jan
preferred series B
Whirlpool Corp
0
29% Jan 14
59%
83 Va
Telegraph
May lo
167, Apr 30
82 V* Apr 30
61
4% Dec 26
127
1
19
60 %
66 Va
Union
62% Jun 13
14% Jan
69
Jun
59%
83%
Wheeling Steel Corp
24
59%
65%
3.80%
0
94 Va Jun
58 V*
65%
Wheeling^ Lake Erie Ry
8
58
86
4
Jun
1,000
65 7,
129% Feb
102
18,900
87%
65 V*
4
10
84%
85
4,600
Feb
Apr
82
85
11,300
17
99
82%
85
18%
Feb
08% Jan
81%
85
30%
Western
Mar 25
£8% Mar 14
537, May 24
100% Jan
7
—
82%
85
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92
20
—
81'/a
18%
67% July
Jun
—
82
84%
29%
27
59
97
80%
81%
18%
12
27% Jan 23
44% Feb 12
*92
*92
97
3,700
30%
Jun
50% July 34
97
*92
97
40
3,000
15%
18%
81
80% Feb 15
15
29 V,
52% Feb
31% Jan 18
15
18%
4
•
14%
30
657, Mar 20
1
14%
18%
997* Jan
3
147,
29%
82% Dec 27
26% Mar £2
147,
18%
50% Nov 29
98 V* Jan
14%
23%
29%
26% Nov 29
69% Jan
23%
13%
4
18
23%
29%
20% Jan
33 V, May 14
26
23%
,-2.50
18
12
89% Jun
23%
Pacific RR common. No par
4
177, Apr
26% Feb
23% Jun
46
102
23%
*92
20
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
Western
63% Jau
5
53% Feb 12
45
*101
23%
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred
100
36% July 17
Jan 24
*101
44
102
43'%
44
101
23%
noncum
May
22% Mar
28% Feb 23
43%
100%
44%
101
*100
,
3
com
17% Nov 24
5
43%
5
27
1
13
25
267*
100
preferred
28
1
13,400
*82
Dec
36% Feb
27%
*95%\87
Feb
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
27 Va
95
68% Feb
69 V* Dee 31
27 V*
87
93
103
26%
95
*82
47
8
1,500
87
Western Auto Supply Co
28
30%
94
3
Jan 20
30
207,
2
Sep
30%
267,
16% Jan
21% Jun
29%
94
24% Jan
94
30'/*
*82
Feb 27
46
4,600
94
14V* Jun 24
129
210
66%
*87
21
130
44%
66 %
*82
5
5
27 Va
44%
—100
100
16% Deo
128% Jun
27%
67
*93
25% Deo 31
1
30%
27%
45
66
5
4%%
13
9
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27%
44%
667,
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20
86
66%
677,
30%
_4
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44
1,200
287,
45
28
287,
.
67
600
;
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15% Dec
58% NOV 29
44
50
1
18% Jun
Apr
2,300
24%
West Va Pulp ds Paper common
104% Mar 20
Jun
100
23%
2%
Western Air Lines Inc
67
25%
pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West
105
600
•24%*
t-''
.
24%
West Penn Electric Co
19
24%
1
Corp
5
Jun
•24%
30%
1
,
Snowdrift
Sugar
39% Jan
92
Apr 18
&
25% *
'30
22%
preferred
Indies
28% Jun
Apr 15
26 Va Feb 27
13
Jan 27
'
Oil
Wesson
28
*24%
25 V*
*24%
5
Mills
Knitting
Day
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Wayne Pump Co_-L
Corp
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23
2
May
Va Jan
28 Va
0
Mar 20
29
v
-No par
^
Welbilt
34% Jan 29
7
Jun
2
Dec 21
52% Feb
44
16
27
May 10
44% Nov 26
8,900
64 V*
36%
26% May
3
32 V* Mar 27 V
6
65 V*
64'.*
64%
35
17
V* Apr
2,400
1,100
36%
24% Jan
May 15
23 V*
63 Va
9
3 V,
20
23 V*
Independence
11%
63 %
Mar
22% July, 5
2 % Feb 28
1,400
92
11%
36%
Waukesha Motor Co
14
14%
*91V*
CLOSED
62%
36% Jan
4
1,100
1,300
5,000
36%
34%
34% May 24
^
17%
-No par
27
17
81
Pharmaceutical—!
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Bower
38% Mar 28
3
'26
27% Dec
30% Oct
July
29-%
14%
11%
Feb'
8
88
14Ve
92
28
19% Feb
104
14 V*
11V*
34 V* Jun
27
EXCHANGE
14
92
9
37% Aug
3
V,
17Va
11%
*92
——100
.
1,000
17%
STOCK
14%
5%% preferred
Industries Corp
14%
1
Ward Baking Co common
3,900
13 Va
80%
17%
18 V,
100
53%
29 Va*
'
93
Jun
0
9
17%
17%
17%
—
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Jan
81
9
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40% Jau
25% Feb
29%
80 Va
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26
29 V* Dec
20
29 V*
81
1
11
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29%
81
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81
2
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81
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9
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13%
29'/*
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28
17
20
18% Jan 27
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106
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22
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7
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10
—
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0
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29
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-
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147, Jan
26
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preferred-
Wagner Electric Corp
8
11
19
29% Sep
95% Dec 17
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70% Feb 12
13% Dec
64
24
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1
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30%
23
30%
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21
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121
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Woodward Iron Co
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100
preferred
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23
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31
31
121
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300
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21
21
4.200
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33
34%
34 Va
34%
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34%
2,700
507, Mar 19
41
27
45 V* Jan
2
10
io
19
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
42:%
43 V,
22,400
41% Jan 23
60% Nov 15
52% Feb 12
657* Jun
17
Worthington Corp
10
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61V*
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63%
65 V*
64%
65
88% Nov 29
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92% Mar 15
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82 %
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83 V*
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83%
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33%
13,100
29% Oct
1
43% Deo
83% Nov 30
7% Dec 31
26% Maar 24
24
Jan
19
83% Feb
8
20
101
.
Jan
16
July 30
987* Mar
9
82
107. Jan
4
7
Jun
3
25
887* Jan
3
Feb 90
8% Apr
11
Jun
Prior
preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)—,—No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
3
34 Va Aug
7
36% Deo 12
131% Deo 10
29% Nov 20
27 V, Feb
12
33% July
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
99
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123'/, Jan
2
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30
May 27
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91V* Feb 13
123
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Number 5653
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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,
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New Yc~k Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
The
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italic
In
column
the
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-
"Interest-
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LOW AND niGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
l'car 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Monday
July 1
NEW YORK STOCK
Dec
17
Low
17
Dec
98
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—
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June 15 1978-1983
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sept 15 1961
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12
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12
91.3
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13
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12
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90.26 Nov
13
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9
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16
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1959
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1960
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1961
due Feb 15 1962
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Period
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Sale Trice
or
Friday's
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1961
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Bid & Asked
Territorial Issue—
Carnal
ENDED
JULY 5
Week's Range
Low
Panama
WEEK
FOR
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New
Jan. 1
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Low
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43
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Mar-Sepf
—June-.Dec
(Hukuang Ry)
44%
*44
Mar-Sep*
1960
7s
I960—
47%
42 Hi
§AColombia Mortgage Bank 6His 1947-,-»-—APr"-9c*
§ ASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nou
§ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947— Feb-Aug
§ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May-Nou
3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
.
April-Oct
Cuba
81 Hi
81%
42 Hi
1961
Municipal
assented
§ A Cologne (City of)
A Colombia
(Rep of)
A 6s
80'/%
80
June-Dec
AChilean
81%
\
■
,
«
.
-
' i
-
-r
Hi
*44
Hi s
assented
__
*78
Jutie-Dec
—:——June-Dec
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
April-Oct
A8s
assented
1961
April-Oct
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
May-Nov
A6s assented 1962
May-Nov
A 6
A6H4
.
•44
June-Dec
99%
_
46'/a
80 Hi
44
♦44
assented Jan 1961
99%
99'/a
9
3His
77
99%
June-Dec
—
__
7
series
*71
99'/a
5
3%s
3 %s
— —
80%
81%
*78
1961
—
__
52
46 Hi
81%
May-Nov
Feb
assented
90
99 %
_
_
4
3His
April-Oct
1979
_
3
3His
_
50
§5
82
5%
External dollar bonds of
90
90
79 Hi
132
66
92
51
85
•44
(interest
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
46%
95 Hi
85
33
77
132
1
——
94
93%
•
1'
94
94
50 Hi '50%
*44
3s ext
Feb-Aug
99
93
86
85
May-Nou
Aprtl-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1960
6s
94
*95
June-Dec f:,
:
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s
A
98
98 Hi
99
assented 1960
A 6s
.
94%
97
99
Jau-July
AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
A 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
AOs assented 1962——
—Aprtl-Oct
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963—
Afay-Nov
—
sinking fund 6s 1947
;
Feb-Aug
§AGuar»nteed sinking fund 6s 1948__«,_Aprtl-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway; 4s 1968—JJfaf-Sep
99 Hi
♦—
PCb-Aug
A6s
Foreign Government and Municipal
96
96
99 Hi
June-Dec
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jau 1861—J an-July
$ AGuaranteed
94
—
Jime-Dcc
1942
AExternal sinking
AGs
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)
96
96
98 Hi
*96%
96 Hi
High
94
98
June-Dec
AExternal sinking fund
NY 1-1693
Low
No.
93
*—
June-Dec
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
♦95
—June-Dec
-
Bonds
High
*95
June-Dec
June-Dec
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-Jztltf
(Dominion of) 2H4s 1974
—-—Mar-Sept
§ A7s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
2His 1975
:
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-Julp
5 AClillo (Republic) external a f 7s 1942—May-Nov
Wertheim & Co.
120
*96
*94
93
SO—^;
25-year
REctor 2-2300
97
95
25-
No.
3His
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*
24v<—
series No.
No.
3 Hi s
_
98.24
-■
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Stock Exchange
York
97.21
*97.24
*94
-
BONDS
Range Since
Brazil
-Quar-June
a
100.IG
*96
91.16
•90.16
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings,
RANGE
Last
*90.10
97
97
*97,8
*
7,000
91
*99.16
97.24
98.24
84 Hi
*96
100
*96.8
due Feb
15
-1
-
96.16
97
96
15 1958
84%
101.24
*97.24
1 1978
—May
-
*95.16
96.16
*95
101
*100.8
101
*100.
Sept 15 1959
2s
Friday
92.30
*81
2s
Interest
Day
*81
2s
BONDS
Independence
1976
Oct
as
87.22
'*80.14
2s
not
-
94.14
11981
1
Oct
20-year 4H'as—_
115-year 2%s
has
*94.8
f *86.18
July 15 1972
Mar
3 %s—.,
2s—.
<=>
lOO
99.28
99.12
*94.16
Feb
UThis issue
*99.28
*99.20
*99.10
*92.24
Feb
No sales transacted this day.
100
99.28
99.11
*89.16
June
113 Vas
price.
*99.28
*99.20
*99.9
Serial bonds of 1950
and asked
95.26
1958
Nov
;
21-year 4 His
*Ead
89
*95.22
88.28
92
18
95
•88.24
95.22
92.16
90
25
♦94.24
88.24
*95.18
94.8
.
96.16 Apr
94.24
*88.16
*88.24
9
Feb
*94.16
*92.12
4
90.30 Mar
Bonds($)
1962-1967
5
5
the Weelr
High
Treasury 2HaS
Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2%S——Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury 2 Has
June 15 1964-1969
Treasury 21/2S_
Dec 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2'%s
Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Sept 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Has-:
Dec 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Sept 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2 His
June 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2 His
Dec 15 1959-1962
Treasury 21as
——Nov 15 1960
17
103.4
July
Feb
90
90.30 Mar
24
low
15
Reconstruction & Development
£4
Sales for
Friday
July 5
Low
High
-
International Bank for
£9
Low
95
•88.24
*99.30
1960-1965
Mar
Treasury 2 His
Treasury 2%s
12
*94.24
88.12
95.18
Thursday
July 4
High
July 3
'
Dec 15
Treasury 2 Has
81.12 Dec
9412
*83.4
June 15 1958-1963
Dec 15
High
*94.4
Wednesday
July 3
Low
High
*95.14
Feb 15 1995
Treasury 23is
Tuesday
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RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Last
Sale Price
Week's
or
Friday's
Bitl & Asked
Sold
99%
Low
No..
99 %
1962—April-Oct
(Kingdom of) extl 4'/2s
(Republic of)-—
High
3s extl
s
A Estonia
11
1 1976
99'/4
(Republic
7s
1967
6%s
75'/a
70
71
17%
18 %
1953
of)
Main
on
17%
—
German
dollar
5%s
3s
dollar
bonds.
bonds
——.Mar-Sept
(interest
Jan-July
A 6s
external dollar loan 1968——
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
April-Ocf
163
76%
—-—__April-Oci
95%
95:t
,
2
95%
99%
Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom) —
A8s secured external 1962—.—
65
69%
A7s
79%
84'A
05
65%
1
83'A
83'/«
20
3s
fund issue
&
conv
Prussian Conversion
dollar
4s
bonds
International
53
dollar
1963—Jem-July
loan
Apr-Ocf
of
bonds
(extl loan
70
75'A
75'A
Dawes loan)-—•
87%
J
April-Oct
(Young loan)
87 3 4
88 3 4
16
85%
65!
—June-Dec
1980--———
1972——————June-Dec
1924
65:! 4
5
64'/4
t
132
"134
"122
May-Nou
—Feb-Aug
20
21'A
61
17 'A
19%
114
——
——
69
118
15%
"80
■
'A
21 %
19%
165%
78'A
82
95%
95%
95'A
61
61
58'/a
101%
30-year gtd ext «. f 3s 1977——
IA 7s series B 1947—
Italian Public Utility Institute—
§ A External
f 3s 1977——
s
7s
of)
7s
1951----
03 A
—June-Dec
56%
40
64!
58 %
20
117
"120
extl
loan
of
'24
62
A5%s extl
5'/2s due
Jugoslavia
AMedellin
101
'30' 1965- -———May-Nov
to 1975—.May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April- Oct
loan
1965
of
(Colombia)
6%s
1954—
67
ANew
94'
101
175'A
94%
"15
(1942
'
13%
50'A
50 %
agreem't)
47'A
50 'A
1st mortgage
13%
13%
14'A
———-—
§ASinal!
(1922
agreem't)
_—
§ ASmall
3s
ASmall
"18%
assented
(1942
"13!
;
—*
(1942 agree't)
§ ASmall
(1942 agree't)
"17 1
to Plan A
pursuant
2.125% )
extl
sink
fund
Stamped pursuant
reduced to
"19%
1958
2.125% )
(State of)
extl
ANat loan extl
of)
s
s
6s
f
A4'/2s
Plan
5s
assented
991
reduced to
May-Nou
May-Now
(City
of)
8s
"91%
to
external
loan
of
A 6'As
to
A
8ac
see
page
70
45
39
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A
A
27.
81'A
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18 '/a
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22
22%
20%
25
26%
17%
22
21'A
4
24
"48
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17
22
47
__
51%
51%
46%
50
"90
87
91
"90
88
91
"62
April-Ocf
"80
53
1
—
(Interest
40
1
47
56
62
65
.37%
O
1995
Charl Air
&
April-Ocf
04
--June-Dec
(interest
"69
.—June-Dec
48%
May-Noo
48%
64
1
48%
5
~
58%
70
70
70
45%
54
751/2
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75%
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497/a
60
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46%
49
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-
—
115
—
r-
55
55
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A
55
1
117
55
77
95
96
96
81
96%
79
85
85
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17r:
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24
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55
--
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112
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96%
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45
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100
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101% 103
103
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90
5
90
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88
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102%
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%
91
95
95
91
82%
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100
73%
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84
83
84
73%
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137
125
138
558
106 %
138
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109'% 115
270
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73
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78
84 %
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89
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43
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89
95
98
%
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98
*92
88
92%
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75
77
97 Va
97 !b
81
80
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97
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99
69%
72%
72
85
%
102%
26
98'%
106
97
102%
92
14
92
100
12
99% 100%
100%
92
1963—May-Nou
-June-Dec
99'
1964—
%
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
1st
mtge 3%s ser A
cons
93
99
103%
90
90
93%
97
95
93%
——
ft
•
89
89 Va
93
—
—
.
1st
'
mtge '4Vis ser C
convertible income Feb
cons
4%s
'
%
91
92%
96
ref
mtge
s
3!4s
f
Industrial
Beneficial
ABerlin
Jan-July
Jun-Dec
A6%s
1990
Loan
Electric 6s
f debentures
1960—April-Ocf
C
1961-Mny-Nov
debs
2%s
April-Oct
1955--
s
1970
mortgage 2%s series J 1976—
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979____
3%s conv debentures 1980
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981——
Boston
&
Maine
77
77
71%
75
83
70!
.
<>
*149
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
series AC 1967
—Mar-Sepf
series JJ 1961
__Apn7-Oct
1960
-Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-Nou
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976l_Jan-July
Power
98
first
Case
(J
debenture
Clinchfield
II
&
3s
1976
4%s 1957
&
(perpetual)
Ohio
4s
Adirondack Ry 4s
3%s debs 1978
1
79
85
90
153
103%
93%
126
133'A
__
135
155
129
144
4
86%
87%
2
780
148% 153
—
—
86
124%
3
77
91%
87%
90
158
85
89'A
70
79
.
71
*76
86
87
87
*80
100%
--
75
77
67%
67
67%
19
66
72
50 Va
49%
51
33
48
58%
91%
91%
1
90
92 %
77'%
77'%
5
77%
86 %
'li¬
95
957u
1965—
1981
135
97
106
150
150
79%
8
121
117% 121%
224
111%
124%
100%
100% 101 %
4
100%
101%
89%
6
88%
93 %
79
88%
82
99%
98
83
Mav-lVow
99:%
98
103
Jan-Juiy
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
79
82
June-Dec
April-Oct
150
136
Pacific Ry—
consol
"3
■
__
87%
Jan-July
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974_—
Canada Southern consol g.td 5s A\ 1962
4co
90
84%
Jan -July
1971
general mtge Income 1982
Electric
139
129
86 %
ft
Jan-July
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Oo—
5s conv, subord debs 1972—
Feb-Aug
Buffalo. Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp—
'
'
4%s conv subord debs 1981———
June-Dec
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
Carthage
92
!
1st mortgage
__
a
*146
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s
Shoe
129
129
mortgage 5s
Brown
a
91%
May-Nou
Jan-July
89 7
101'A 101%
101%
70
3s 1980
Co 3%s debs
84
74%
RR—
First
89%
82
72 %
-
2%s series I
mortgage
82
71%
76
74%
June-Dec
-z—Feb-Aug
1951
f debentures 1959—
s
1
84
5s series
City
§A6%s
79
.
77
—:—Jan-July
1st & ref M 3s series Z 1989—
Telephone of Pa
75
78
46
85
73%
78
74%
May
2010
1
4%s conv debs series A 2010
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
Bell
83%
85
—„Feb-Aug
__Mar-Sepf
1995--—
Apr-Ocf
1970
4s ser B 1980—:
1st cons mtge
Carolina
(interest
__
94
83
90
90
90
64
83%
mortgage 4s ser A 1980—
Mar-Sept
4%S ser C 1972
Jan-July
3%s series D 1980—J—
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966-—Jan-July
3%s debentures 1979
Jan-July
Canadian
96%
90
9J
Gen
Canadian National Ry gtd
'96%
11
57%
A
Jan -July
80
*18
General mtge
California
95
96 %
84 %
—
(interest
Jan-July
Jan-July
186
100%
13
Gen mtge
A 5s
May-Nov
"54
182%
58
85
85
May-Nov
—
Ry 3%s
Line
April-Ocf
—
—
First mortgage 4s series RR
1968
99%
95
86
Feb-Aug
1995.
First
(interest
1957
4s
Consol
40
96%
91
1
60
79"
79:
—_____Feb-Aug
—:_Mar-5'epf
—
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Consol
(interest
53
176%
98
Bethlehem Steel Corp—•
"72
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
94%
92
176%
*85
Jan-July
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
——JL-—
1976—
debentures
4%s
1st
"51%
24
8C%
80%
17%
20
76
22
"22
18%
44%
77%
76
80'A
"18
._Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nop •
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
footnotes
96
67
"79%
1947—April-Ocf
as
1936 stamped pursuant
to Plan
(Interest reduced to
2.5%) 1999
I A8s external 1950
For
92%
1
2
2001
sinkipg fund
reduced to 2%Y 2012
Paulo (State or)—
172
5
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
100
171%
70
80%
April-Ocf
—April-Ocf
-April-Oct
1926
2.375%)
extl secured
101
92%
~5
due 1966
May-Nou
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25% )
2004
June-Dec
7s
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004
—June-Dec
lARome (City of) 6'/2s
1952
April-Oct
lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
96
■
81%
1961
"l
*184
1984 —
1967—
——
—April-Ocf
3%s
debentures
1990
i
Jan-July
4%s debentures 1985Apr-Oct
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962—April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
__April-Ocf
/ 3 %s. debentures 1977
—
_Feb-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
June-Dec
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s dobs 1977
April-Ocf
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
A P W Products Co 5s 1966
1
Aprif-Oct
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984—
May-Noi?
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962
Mar-Sepf
Atlanta
92%
80
1946
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
A6s. internal
sinking fund gold
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012___
A7s
99
92%
Feb-Aug
Plan
100'A
100%
70
92%
92 »A
98 %
98
3"%s conv debs
Stamped 4s July 1
81 %
§A8s external loan of 1921 1946
pursuant
"5
"43%
2001
reduced to 2%)
2012
Rio Grande do Sul
(State of)
8
101%
97%
99%
Mar-Sepf
1960__June-Dec
7s
to Plan A
2.375% )
99!
99%
"168
1968
{AExternal secured 6'As 1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Stamped
53'2
"108
1959
2nd series
Feb-Aug
debentures
3%s
General
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1958
pursuant
43
"H
Mar-Sepf
7s
Jan-July
—
debentufes
Atchison
A4'As assented 1963
:
Jan-July
Porto Alegre (City of) —
8s 1961 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%
) 2001
Jan-July
7'/2s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
AFrussia (Free State) 6'As
('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sepf
A6s s f gold extl ('27
loan) 1952
Apr-Ocf
§ ARhine-Maine-Danube
7s
1950
Stamped
2
"99% 100
April-Oct
gAExternal sinking fund
gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
de Janeiro
53%
(interest
series
SAStabilization loan sink fund
A4'/2s
,72
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
gold 6s 1940
assented
52
99%
99%
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—
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6s due 1953 extended to
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1958—
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1968
(Republic
20 %
.
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92 %
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(interest
2008
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conv
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1959
A
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1980
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.
-
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due. 1954
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:
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1963_Jan-July
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—
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;
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—
———
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——.——
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——
Co
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88
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B
extended to
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15
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83
Jan.
No.
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135
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series
assented 1958
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—
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89%
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15
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dollar bonds
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due
1953
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1969—
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J ELY 5
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Monday, July 8, 1957
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Number 5653
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Volume
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The Commercial and Financial^Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
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—
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—
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133 Va
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4s debentures 1958—
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3s debentures
1960
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>
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85
10.8%
147
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1971—
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94
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conv
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93%
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100
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1961
1982
———Jan-July
3'As debentures 1977
,—-—May-Nov
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2
128%
82
243
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1
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Feb-Aug
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84
198
—
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1961
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84
•
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.
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16
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4'As
10*4 %
89
subord
mortgage
1st
97%
99
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.
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101%
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:
1995
&
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97
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1985
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1976
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1982
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Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Tort
New
Mock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
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conv
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.
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370
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included
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in
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year's
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"
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.
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:
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__
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99%
102%
—
92%
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85
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—
93
90
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103
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series E 1986
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75
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'
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.
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—
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,
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—
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i
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debentures
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.
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.
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88
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—
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91i
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Jan-July
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314s assented seiies C 1951
112
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88
86
—June-Dec
60
—
—
1970
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92t
84%
1976 -Feb-Aug
1980
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Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1970
Jan -July
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Feb-Aug
89
89
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—June-Dec
94
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—
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April-Oct
3 Vis-convertible
114
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96 Va
102
86
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819
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77
June-Dec
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88
1
-►
94
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge
Wabash
Service. Pipe Line. 3.20s s i debs 1982
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94
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24
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2
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1
89
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—
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86%.
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sinking fund debentures 1973
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72 %
87
.
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I
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April-Oct
3%s
80
—April-Oct
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WW
95%
•
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82
82
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152
87
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152
—
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—
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.
91
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94
.
—
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1978
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86
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April-Oct
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1978
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'
May-Nov
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and
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s
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90
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•"
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101% 101 Va
1966——Jan-July
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100
99
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.
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82 -83
83
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—Jan-July
98 Vi
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-
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95
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1963—Feb-Aog
ser J
99li
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-
Sale Price
Low
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
guaranteed 4s ser Q 1957—Mcy-Nov
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Feb-Aug
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:
v
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.
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91%
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92
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
Feb-Aug
1987
tr
ENDED JULY®*
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WEEK
FOR
.
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.
.
.
.
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.
week.
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.
"
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
furnish
AND
RECORD
YEAKLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
July 1, and ending Friday, July 5. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
we
a
,
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme
Adam
Wire
Co common
Consol
Industries
10
Inc
8%
8
High
4
8>/4
25
8Va
100
500
1,050
2,600
4
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Jun
Jun
23 Va July
5% Mar
Manufacturing Corp—
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Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
l
6
6V»
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6
1
2%
2%
3,300
1 % Mar
*
8%
8%
200
Alnsworth
5
7%
7%
1,100
For
footnotes
see
common
page
31.
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Aero
Manufacturing
5
July
7% Mar
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Par
Air
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
11%
Apr
30
Feb
Alabama
8% Jun
Alabama
10%
Jan
2% July
8%
Jun
10% Mar '
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Aeronca
6%
JULY
Alabama
Alan
5%
Gas
Corp
Great Southern
Power
Wood
Monday,
whether
,
f
Shares
23%
1
ENDED
for Week
4
8 V*
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
l
1
Week's
FOR
4.20%
cumulative
2
—50
'
3%
(J
preferred
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
3%
%
3%
a
1,300
12.100
2%
Jun
High
5Vs Jan
l
H
347a
Jan
J*n
3,300
29
July
150
100
148
Jun
50
83
Jun
26%
Jun
92% Apf
31% J&n
81%
Jun
89
29>4
29
—
150
84
26%
84
26%
100
—
--
--
1
4
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
29
preferred—100
Steel Co
Alaska Airlines Inc
3
50c
27
3
a
26%
4
200
400
3% May
160
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
The Commercial and Financial
28
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
(136)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Algemene Kunstzijde
Amer
All
5 Ya%
convertible
Products
Aluminum
Aluminum
5>^
600
52%
6,800
Industries
<R
5%
13%
13%
14%.
21 %
21%
21T«
600
79%
78%
80
350
5,900
Beverage
I)
%
%
350
13
13 %
300
67
68
8
13
1
15
»/4
8
31
Jan
12%
Feb
32%
28%
33 Va
9,000
19%
Apr
14 %
14%
14%
2,450
14Va
Feb
3%
Jun
22
Jan
23% Mar
Century Electric Co
7%
Feb
Century
4%
Feb
11% July
7% May
71
18%
21V2
26%
27
600
Co
10%
1
American
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Co
6%
class
Inc
Equip
10%
10%
Co
common
5% preferred
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
5
22
AMI
3
11
class A__
Company
Lead
Mines
20c
"A"
Power
4.72%
&
Co
Aro
Artists
Associated
Associate
Cenco Corporation
7% Mar
Central
88
400
88
July
34%
35%
2,100
33
Jan
23%
27%
61,500
20
Feb
91 %
25
4"%
Jan
13%
Feb
Inc
22%
800
17%
Feb
10%
4,400
9% May
21%
9%
10
Stores
of
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Associated Tel
&
8%
A
Atlantic
Coast
•
Fisheries
Jun
8,a
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Claussner
Clayton
Club
Products
Z
2
Jun
2
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Jan
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2
Jun
3%
Jan
Cockshutt
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Colon
98
40
Jan
103 A
Feb
Commodore
%
1%
600
1
Jan
178
Jun
43%
43%
43'/a
100
39
Feb
46 %
Jan
26
Caribbean
pfd
Sand
&
Stone
Connelly
Consol
Cuban Petroleum
1
Consol
Diesel
5%
8%
22,900
4%
Jan
8
2%
200
40
100
40
39
46
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Banco
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_
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Feb
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2,500
7%
500
151/4
350
12%
300
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cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
Buell Die
&
Burma
Hill
(The)
American
Feb
227%
21%
22%
37,200
18%
17%
19
83,500
18%
19
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Tot,
Jun
43
6%
6%
9
9
19%
19
55% May
1
9%
10
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7%
.
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9 %
1.300
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1,000
18%
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Feb
23
10%
1.800
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Mar
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034
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7%
8%
500
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700
8%
8%
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9
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3%
1
17%
17%
17%
1,400
16%
2.50
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6%
20
12%
12
12%
2,800
12
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%
3%
200
5%
5%
1.200
1%
25c
3%
5%
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convertible class A
4,900
3%
1
10%
*
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Tniv
Feb
•
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
22% May
16% Jan
July
1%
1%
4,900
7.50
3/4
3%
Jin
9
Jun
Fph
4%
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
1% May
2V2
Jan
4%
7
Stores
Dennison
Corp
10c
Coble Electric Products
common
50c
.Tan
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Tan
California
Aviation Inc
Electric
Camden
Fire
A18
35%
37%
6,100
2%
2%
5,800
2%
133/4
13%
13%
7,300
42
42
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4
T
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class
5%
5%
50
3,100
3%
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13% Mar
14%
Detroit
Gray Iron
A
$2
Inc
15%
12%
Jan
Jun
10%
Jun
5%
5%
500
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
5,200
5
Apr
6%
Jan
1
1
1 Va
4,400
1
May
1%
pref"rerd
Apt"
4.600
13%
14
400
18%
9%
Mar
17
May
18%
100
5%
400
%
"5%
.
16
200
Jan
Jun
Jun
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Jan
11 % Mar
14
'
11%
18% July
19%
6
Jan
b
Jan
24% May
10% Mav
4 Va Mar
4%
July
Jun
Apr
Mar
4%
4%
90%.
91%
4,500
81%
Feb
96
Va
9%
23,400
5 "2
Apr
10
Jun
Jan
..7
Jun
18%
18%
19%
500
17%
Feb
22%
24%
Jan
26
1%
1%
1%
100
1%
Feb
10%
10%
50
91 Va
9%
9
%
6
~4
4%
14.600
19V4
18%
19%
6.300
42%
41
42 %
4 Va
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
14%
10%
.
Jun
18%
3%
Jun
6
29.500
Duke Power Co
DuMont (Allen B> Laboratories—
!
Common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
(The)
rets
ord
50
Jan
1%
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
2%
8
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
10
Apr
11 %
1,900
14 3b
150
13% Mar
6 %
6%
300
6% May
11
1
"l%
x
1%
40
6
35%
34
1%
33
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Jan
10
6%
3%
3%
800
3%
7
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1
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35
41,900
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ff
200
5
4%
5
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14%
100
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13
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28
28
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27
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4,700
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11%
100
19'"
18%
19%
8,100
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9
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.
200
Jan
Jan
5V8 Mar
6%
Jan
211
Jar.
Apr
38% July
Jan
3V8
Jan
Jan
15 %
May
Jan
14%
Apr
Jun
21
Jan
28%
20%
Feb
30% July
11 Ve May
15
13
9%
Apr
Jan
Jan
19% July
40% July
Feb
34% Mar
5%
-
1,600
20%
,5%
20
1.700
4%
Apr
30%
~5%
20%
Apr
31V4 Mar
19%
Jur:
23%
Jun
10%
Jun
8%
6%
Feb
Jun
4,000
60(ff
50
29
29/8
600
26 %
4 711
2,500
4%
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6%
Apr
2%
Apr
2%
Apr
3%
Feb
5-% May
7
29'
*
9%
60%
Feb
7%
8%
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10
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,
*
4%"
4%
16
16%
600
500
17
-
29*/!! 4 30%
30%
54
09% May
30% May
Apr
*
5%
4%
1
•
1
Dynamics Corp of America.-.
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14%
8 Va
*
11%
4% July
1% Jar.
16%
Feb
397/a May
146
Feb
'37%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jur.
3%
Apr
5
Jan
200
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common-.
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30% Mar
138
1
7%
Jan
36%
Feb
7%
1
class B common
7%
Jan
^7%
Jan
16% May
Feb
6
1.600
139
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3% Mar
100
.6
139
10%
900
3%
3%
35
100
1%
33
33
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10s
reg
Co
Duro Test Corp
37
14%
.1
DriyerHarrbi Co.—
dep
23%
7
11%
1
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3,600
Apr
Jan
14%
Feb
18
28
Apr
35 Va
Feb
7%
Jan
May
'
558
5%
-
5 %
Jur.
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Iron..
29% May
$7 preferred series A.
14
$6
Jan
20
2
1%
1%
16% Mar
9
—*
Drilling & Exploration Co
Malleable
.
Apr
7%
15
32"5?
,
States Corp
Jan
500
15
*
Eastern
Feb
7%
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7.50
Pow Bl'™ery Ltd
Eastern
9%
8%
22%
"7%
1
2.50
•
Douglas Oil Company
Apr
25%
Jun
Jur:
8% July
5%
6s 8d
;
Apr
600
Jan
7.200
1
25c
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Dorr-Oliver
Mar
12,000
Jan
.30
4,500
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—
6
10%
Jan
6%
Apr
8%
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American dep rets ord reg
50
27%
4
Feb
2%
23% July
1
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Eridge Co Ltd
60
10%
7%
5 % Mar
9%
Distillers Co Ltd-
Jan
27%
27 Va Mar
8%
"
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Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Diners' (The) Club inc
Feb
10%
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Jan
8%'
9
50c
Foundry
July
27%
5%
Feb
1
..5
42
1
5%
Feb
Jun
Apr
Jur.
100
Apr
4%
22%
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common.
55
5%
400
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1 %
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773/
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5
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36
50
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Insurance
footnotes
400
50
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
For
37,600
5
10o
•
.
Power
$3.00 preferred
$2.50
preferred
Calvan Consol oil &
4%
_
24%
23 %
36%
15
17%
4%
10c
class A
common....—
Durham Hosiery
...
1
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern
1
Jar.
400
debentures—
Gasket & Manufacturing
Duraloy
& O Super
10%
1,600
14%
4
Detroit
American
C
Jun
♦
:
Draper Corp common
ord shares__3s (Jd
Jan
9%
Jur.
/
Dempster Investment Co—
,
8%
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Feb
171/
2%
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11,400
l
2.50
Mills..
Rubber Co
Dayton
a~"
Apr
_
200
50c
Burroughs (J Pt & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
6%
,3/
Jan
7%
D
Hosiery
Davidson Brothers Inc—
Day Mines Inc_.__.__
^ar
60
Ltd—
dep
'
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•
preferred
preferred
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300
2.50
B
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
54%
1
common
class
Machine
54%
10
convertible
serial
54%
1
B 8 F
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
300
1
common
6%
2%
£1
preferred
Co
(E L) Co
Mills Ltd
Brack
2%
1%
4,000
1%
—5
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Apr
Ltd—
Brown Forman Distillers..
4%
2%
•
American
Brown
Feb
lb% July
Feb
~47/ jun
T~
4/8
__
13,400
~
Jan
Apr
Apr
Dejay
__£1
2 Va
9%
2
4%
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
£1
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
6%
1 %
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45
Jun
4%
Jun
Mar
British
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
5
4%
9%
Jan
7%
200
5%
15%
Mar
500
5%
9 Va
24% '
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7
Anr
34% Mar
Tun
2,700
9
3% July
30%
Cuban American Oil Co
___50c
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common^
5>.
Cuban Tobacco common...
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
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Curtls Lighting Inc common
..2.50
K3'.,
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14%
13%
9
9%
Jur.
14%
Crown Drug Co common.—25c
Crystal Oil &. Land Co common—*
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—.—2,50
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13
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2%
14%
1
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6%
19,500
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Tan
Mar
•10
800
3%
9%
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5
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8% May
6%
1
common..
jan
400
50
;9
•
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2
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Jun
400
Apr
4% Mar
•
14%
6
Jan
5
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31.
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9
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1.300
4%
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Jun
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1.25
40
~~
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9%
n%
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500
Feh
%
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20c
1.400
12%
Feb
6%
50c
Corp
14%
6% Mar
Jan
/%
30s
42%
7
Apr
July
6%'
•
15%
•
Co
Petroleum
9
Creole Petroleum common.—
13% Jan
8% May
85
23%
4.500
25 3 i
4%
3%
10
5%
Jai
Mar
73
11,100
%
4"%
"4%
1
4x/o
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10%
7
1,150
9
25 %
25%
Courtaulds Ltd—
12% Jan
12% lun
18% May
Jun
May
4%
10%
British
iff
'8%
S1 preferred class A—.
*
Cott Beverage Corp
,— 1.50
Jan
100
42
11
3
common
Brillo Manufacturing Co
British American Oil Co
6%
300
.14%
42
1
common
Gas
Jan
5%
20c
Corp
Bridgeport
5
10
85
7% Mar
21 Va May
10c
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class B non-voting_____
Jan
4
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord__*
Breeze
3%
5%
1
Works
Feb
15%
80 %
*
12%
25
5% % prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
5
Bourjois Inc
t.
Brad
300
2.000
2A
4
4
50c
common
(S)
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32,800
17%
j
common
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's common
Blumenthal
7%
11%
17'%
11
17%
1
Shoe Corp
Inc
7%
714
11%
50o
Ties
Bell Telephone ox Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bohack
Corroon & Reynolds
1
•
Bearings Inc
Bickford's
coraTnc !
100
14%
5
^ss^A S?7
D ass A voting.
Jan
Ki/, Mar
5%
Jan
85
l
3% Mar
5%
__
12%
4
Inc
Anr
7,600
600
1
Co
Commercial
Jan
3
12'i
2,600
2%
2 ?3
12%
14%
3,400
1
B
Incorporated
Beau-Brummell
if
Jun
12%
14
2%
1
Barry Controls Inc class
Beck
2
Jun
4%
14
Aviation
2111
2%
Feb
5% Mar
May
10 Va
3,900
14%
14%
20% May
Jan
2.600
1,000
Feb
2%
100
4%
Continental
17
Mar
16% Feb
Feb
Mar
8%
5,500
10
I
1
Co
Corp
Continental
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Basic
21%
*
16% Mar
Feb
12
24 %
16 (4
400
-36
Feb
4%
16 Vz
.
Jur.
700
-11,:
23%
15%
shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Barium
12,009
73
4%
15%
16 %
..1
Jun
23%
cj/.
common
Securities
de
American
17%
16%
17
Rubber
Jan
63%
Mar
5
Gas-
-1
Baldwin
Baldwin
Jan
10c
Cooper-Jarrett
&
Jan
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Continental Materials Corp—
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Bailey & Selburn
5%
3
11
4,
3
1
Continental Air Lines Inc
Jan
Jan
20
-
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Jun
May
13%
Mining & Smelt Ltd—
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil.;
.70
Jun
6 Va
Feb
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10
71 a
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Consolidated
21 /e Mar
Jan
4%
25
4
Inc.
Continental
3
64
10%
•
1
Jftn
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Jur.
1
Jan
Jan
6 % Mar
18% Mar
10
Co
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
75
10%
10
Vtc ext to 1965
July
Jun
5%
Jur.
23%
800
■
.2.50
Inc
Containers
5%
May
%
17%
..10
:
vtc.
Oils
Hotel
Feb
% Mar
h Mar
25
12
24
64
100
10
Equipment Co
Development
ordinary.
a
3 /8
13,900
Farm
J-4
3 /4
4/J
4
11%
24
2
Products
b
2% May
4%
1
1
Jun
100
__1
:
Apr
500
9,406
Manufacturing
6%
...
5%
1
4%
3%
5%
1
3,800
20
5%
Co
2,800
3%
13,800
.
20,900
,8
8%
1
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
.
,
7','4
106%
Name changed to
4%
2%
May
4
8%
Mining........
7%
19%
39
4
1
Corn.
18%
20
Jan
Jur.
400
Inc...
4%
1
Feb
Apr
Feb
18%
Machine
&
6%
•
3%
9
31%
18%
5
4%
1
Jan
29
.
1
6%
Inc
Jan
102%
18%
...
17%
preferred
Jan
7
2% July
Max-
146
_*
America.....
10 pesos
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
lii
3%
Jar.
306
.
__l
common
Aluminum
100
16%
•
;_.2s 6d
Hosiery Co
3,600
98
10c
non-cum
of
& Lambert
7,300
16-♦ July
36 %
8
27% May
Apr
7% Mar
27
506
102%
Corporation
9
1
1%
7,260
"«%
36
common..
Manufacturing
4
T
Inc
Steel
Non-voting
•
2 1
2 ,*u
•214
102
Corporation
2%
98
41,900
"
Clarostat
Jan
98
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Audio
Co
Controller
Clark
Clary
Colonial
participating
8/1OO
2%
•
Inc
preference.
Oil
Christiana
9
3%
lc
6%
111
10
Light 4%
Consolidated
Chief
2%
1
Co
51 a
24%
Co—-
City Auto Stamp'g Co.
Tel—
Class
&
Rivet
3%
1
America
Gas
5% July
2%
Investors
Chicago
Clopay
21
2% Mar
100
Chesebrough-Ponds
ll3,4 May
21%
25o
July
92
2,J06
4
5
_
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
101
Apr
6% Mar
15% Apr
22% Jun
14%
1,30)
2%
•
Jun
4% May
3% May
2,406
26 '/a
Corp
Power
Power
Convertible
39
Apr
27% July
6,900
6
5%
14%
3% Jun
■
3/
3%
.1
...5.50
preferred
Chamberlin
Feb
101
2,100
92
92
6
14%
10%
22% May
Feb
25%
§1.50 series..,
Charis
4% July
DO
2.50
&
Maine
3.50%
10% Jan
4% Mar
26%
Feb
Jan
1%
.2%
1
Ltd
Secur
preference
Central
Industries—
Oil
Illinois
Conv
Jan
1,600
35%
6%
3%
...
Explorers
Central
Central
Jan
2,100
7%
4%
1
rets reg
Food
17%
Mar
14
10,700
1
1
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America...
16% May
Feb
12,200
2tf
■>.
,2%
vtc
Globe Wernicke Indu.-it (effec
Corp
Laundries
Associated
2%
liV Jun
13%
„
Light—
Productions
American dep
1,800
4%
lOo
Electric
14%
7%
7%
warrants
Equipment
Associate
200
5
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Assoc
3,600
1
1
5
100
Gas Co
&
1,800
"
iff
14
Va
1
preferred
Armour
14
2.40
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
6
21
Ltd
American dep rets B ord-;
Carter (J W) Co common..—
Casco Products common
Cherry-Burrell
shares
Arkansas Louisiana
7,300
16 Va
IJV
16
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
400
16
li7ff
2
300
11%
5%
6
5
Ltd
Products.
Angostura-Wupperman
31% July
22%
9%
Jan
8% Mar
4
4
5
American
Jun
12.700
pfd__25
A
Feb
26%
32%
___!
Gas
Mar
xll
9 ,V
2^4
19%
ii
25%
_____
common
1,100
Maracaibo
1% Jan
0%
9 is
2
10
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
68
Jan
7% July
Carreras Ltd—
8.900
American
Co
Carnation Co
18%
35,500
20%
25
Meter
Producers
31%
Manufacturing Co com
Natural
Oil
vtc
Capital City Products common..
Baxter & Kennedy inc
12 % Mar
14% May
Jan
28% July
Jar.
1
Carey
17%
400
27
1
American
Petrofina
July
9%
Corp
Natural Gas Ltd
2
Inc
20
Post
Canso
31 Va
1%
1%
100
American
8
50
Feb
5 %
6c
Canal-Randolph
18 Va
20
28
"
1
Co
American
Feb
-o0
26,40.1,
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Ltd partic pfd
Minerals
Canadian Williston
88% Jan
24% May
78% July
Mar
«%
-
Jan
26
7%
.
8%
-2
-
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Canadian Petrofina
High
x31
200
2j'/4
28%
29%
-
vtc.l
Ltd
Oils
Canadian Marconi
31%
67
1
common
Electronics
Oil Co Ltd.
Jun
1% May
76 % Jan
21 % July
30% Jan
35% Jun
11% May
34% May
34% Feb
18% July
33% July
17% Jan
4% Jan
Laundry Machine
Anacon
Jun
Range Sitiee Jan. 1
Low
High
28%
29%*,
20
1
pfd
American
Amurex Oil
20%
Snares
Low
•
common
Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Homestead
Feb
May
24% Jan
13% Jun
Southern
for Week
*
eta
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
7
17
Apr
22
•
conv
American
Anchor
8% May
19% Feb
6 %
10
common
Inc
Filter
Air
American
.
Feb
Co
Canadian Atlantic
15
Jan
3Ve
Ltd..
Co
Canso
Industries
Book
8%
47 %
100
Manufacturing
American
American
4% Jan
May
4% Mar
10% Mar
52% July
5
common
preferred
Goods
American
1,100
Sale l'ricc
preference
6%%
America—
Aluminum
Ambrook
3%
Cement
Canada
6% May
„
8%
1
(Mich)
of
Co
3% Feb
2% Jun
10
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
3% July
8,900
13%
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock__l
Allied Paper Corp
8
Allied
400
5%
1
Corp
Inc
Co
4
3%
lOo
-1
Pictures
Control
3%
5%
dep rets Amer shares—
Engineering Co
Apr
Bread
Canaua
28% Jan
6
Feb
24
100
25%
Range
oi 1'nces
Last
/
Exchange
owck
Par
Canada
Alles & Pis her common
Allied
American
Sales
Week's
Friday
JULY 5
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
High
25%
American
Artists
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
V—
N
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
of Prices
Low
Par
RANGE
for Week
Range
•
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
preferred series B.j.
*■
36%
25
1
*
19%
■;
18%
<
19%
.
1.700
Jan
17% May
34% May
31% Jan
160%
Jun
177%
Feb
147%
Jun
162%
Jan
Number 5653
1S6
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(137)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Eastern
Associates—
snares
of beneficial
Shares
Low
int—1
19'/a
WEEK
ENDED
Low
32%
30 %
32%
Ei-Ironies
Lie
15%
Jun
17%
Feb
fpw
111
Tiiiv
Apr
Iron ?'iremait Manufacturing vtc
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300
11%
7,300
9%
8,800
8
2%
9,100
91'
14%
2,000
12
" May
16
Feb
97
30
Q9
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109
Feb
10
10%
500
3%
13.400
3%
3%
40 %
9%
40 Va
41
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Jun
Tim
700
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
7%
Jan
10'A Jun
900
10'A
Jan
14
1012
8%
12
%
9 %
9%
16%
Jan
22%
14,300
2%
2%
15.400
8
7%
1,000
17 %
23,000
1
class A
& Co
Faircnild Camera & Instrument—__—1
22'V
1
Fargo Oils Ltd——
—1
Financial General Corp..._—...i—10c
2 ,T,;
7%
7 Va
7 "4
1.200
Phila—_——10
42%
40%
42%
950
2.50
14%
14%
15%
19,500
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8 l/4
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Faraday
Association
Fire
Sterling
Firth
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1
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Inc.
Class
Class
B
Fox
109
Inc..————.1
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Fuller
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25
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5
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2
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14.7% May
Anr
10
16
900
16
Co
Fewer
5%
Jun
32%
—100
Gellman Mlg Co common...
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants..
General Alloys Co
•—■_—
*
General Builders Supply Corp com..1
5%
convertible preierred———25
5 '-'0
31%
1%
Jun
~5%
5 Vu
5%
1,100
4 34
4%
4 34
500
2
2
2
2
2'it
500
14%
25
■
2
14%
14%
L'Aiglon
Jun
Mar
Lanston Industries
General
Plywood
11%
common..—50c
Corp
5%
convertible preferred
—20
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1
General Transistor Corp..———25c
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
$4.60 preferred—,
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Giant
Gilbert
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(A
La
10%-
1 %
Jan
Feb
500
16%
21%
22!
10
Jan
Jun
800
300
2
%
6,600
ii
28'A
Mar
21
2%.
2%
l'A
7%
Jun
Jan
Rapids Varnish
..2-.—1
Manufacturing Co——2—5
7%
7%
400
7
Hydraulics
;
Freehold
Griesedieck
Products
10%
:
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7% Julv
2'A Mar
187%
132
275
149%
150
126%
1%
Jan
6-
Feb
9%
Feb
12% May
x9%
Jun
Jan
2%
Jan
10
Jail
19% May
4% May
9%
11%
10,900
10%
3,000
9%
200
3%
3%
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82
__
84
75
77
Jun
Feb
105
Feb
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Co..
Hammond
_
_
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Harbor
Plywood Corp
Harnischi'eger Corp.—:—
1
.2—10
—
Hartford Electric
Hastings Mfg Co
—
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.*.
Rubeustein
Helena
4
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1,400
54%
55 3
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2
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3%
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4
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67
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Feb
500
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Feb
3%
800
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Jun
10%
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31"
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20%
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20
1,600
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21%
16%
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Inc
1
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common
5 r/o
preferred
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,
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100
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26% Feb
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63
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6% Feb
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100
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400
15%
Jan
94',4 Mar
28'A May
2%
800
2
Apr
2% Jan
107%
1,900
90
Feb
108% May
11
July
11
11,700
Apr
10% Feb
12% Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
5%
8
Apr
5%
Apr
21% May
8%
Jun
6'a
Jan
14
200
13% Jun
15% Mar
29
%
13'a
100
27% Mar
29%
Jan
11% Jun
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Jan
200
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1,600
17'A
3,000
43
10,000
20
Jan
10% May
Jun
8%
xl% July
14% Jan
17%
6
Jan
38
Jan
Feb
6
55
Jun
Feb
3,700
2% May
2iS
Apr
a
400
3% May
5
Jan
6%
Jan
49%
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29'A
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Jun
50
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70
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93
May
Jan
20
1
Apr
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17
Jan
14%
1 % Mar
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—
8%
Feb
A
common
49%
53%
13,200
46% Mar
60%
29
29 %
150
26V* Mar
30%
11%
12
10%
10%
12%
1
8%
12'A
12%
16%
16
143,b
Nachman Corp
Namm-Iioeser's Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milliner
Co
National Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company—
National Electric Weld Machines
National
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Industries Inc
1
8
9,%
common
National Union Electric Corp
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
600
7% Jan
12
Apr
725
9% Feb
15
Feb
1
17,000
16%
200
15%
16%
700
35
35%
80
14%
14%
1,000
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14
7%'
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1% May
4% Feb
9% July
15 %
Feb
Jun
17% May
35'a July
Jan
13% Jun
Jan
15%
4
a
8'a
Jan
Apr
Jun
1,100
6% Feb
200
«-13% Jun
700
28% July
30% Jan
38
51%
2,900
33'a Jan
57
Jun
8
Apr
14
28%
30%
37%
51%
63/a
36'A
38
49%
6
Jan
15
Jan
44%
Jan
July
6%
5,100
11%
100
10% Jun
15%
17%
18,100
13% Feb
18% Jun
41%
42%
3,100
35
57%
6
11%
—
15%
42%
200
Mar
19% May
247a
1,300
25 'a
19,100
4%
--
4%
100
4% Jun
7% Mar
Apr
17
Feb
10%
300
1%
1%
3,400
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10%
10%
600
9% Jan
12%
13
200
8%
9
2,000
10
10
—
18
8%
Jan
Jan
19va
19%
20%
22%
24%
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13% Feb
19%
20%
20%
2.50
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10
17%
15% July
32
13,600
7%
14
30%
1
.1
Apr
25'a July
5
Mar
11% Apr
2
Jan
Jun
10% May
17% Jan
8
May
12% Mar
10% May
Feb
14
12
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22 /a
27%
200
100
1,300
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5
8%
2 2'A
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400
26
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5
Jan
100
16% May
98% 100
300
96
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12%
1%
3,800
13
1%
6,900
16,900
Apr
8% Mar
23% Apr
5% May
7
32% Mar
—
29
Feb
18% Feb
17
17
100
1
Jun
35
Apr
21% Jan
104
1
Mar
Jun
13% Apr
Jan
12%
1% May
29% May
20% Mar
110
82
July
90
Jan
90% Apr
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83
95
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82
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120
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1
9%
—1
1
5
1
3%
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600
116 % July
3%
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3'a
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4
Jun
11,400
7*#
Feb
1%
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3'
',4
3,400
22% Jan
37
39%
25%
26'a
10
10
1,500
30'a
31
500
3
200
2%
13%
100
13%
4%
1,800
500
3% May
19
Jan
130%
Jun
39% July
31%
Apr
Jun
10%
Jan
30% Jun
35%
Apr
25% July
9%
Feb
3% May
J
10
Jan
100
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3
2%
17
116% 119
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44
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3% May
16% May
17
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1
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5
1
4
9%
9%
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4
2%
18
800
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200
18%
400
17
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21
16%
Jun
23%
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11%
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23
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17%
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2
17%
23,4
8%
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Feb
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--
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3,900
300
--
10c
--1
13%
—
1
25c
2
National Steel Car Ltd
Associates
July
9%
4
1
1
1
1
1
25c
5
National Research Corp
-1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Telefilm
National Transit
12
200
1
16%
Jan
Apr
Feb
5,200
N
"
Jun
10%
30c
%'?
Muter Company
19
Jan
60% Jan
Mar
Anr
1?7;' ii
5,400
14%
24% May
4% May
pfd—*
1
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
24% May
11
Jun
600
21,600
Jan
Jan
Jun
Apr
42
—
.
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4% May
34% May
3%
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'
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__
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53%
'
40
300
37%
,
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50
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1
100
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6% cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
National
5]"l
6
5
Imperial Tod of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1.
Industrial.Hardware
Feb
Feb
1% Mar
,
Imperiar Tobacco of Canada
Inc
2%
24
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moodv Investors participation
Mt Clemens Metal Products..
12
Mar
3'A Jun
.
.
—
dep rets ord reg
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300
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700
99a4 100
'
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2.50
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600
50%
119
119
•
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3%
15,300
17
...
common
Hydrometais Inc,
Hygrade
33i»
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Hurd Lock 6c Manufacturing
Hydro-Electric Securities^
1,400
;
15
*
,
—
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5,500
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*
& Co
Horn
3%
35%
13%
12
12% Mar
Feb
16%
100
cumulative preferred
4.80% cum preferred series B
4.50% preferred series C—
10% May
5% Jan
10% Jun
Corp
4.40%
23% July
6% May
' 28% July
12% Feb
10.300
1%
1 A May
5%
18%
1
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
1
x3%
%
(-*
—5
—1
*
Public
62%
34%
Apr
2%
7% May
100
6
27%
Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Missouri
10
32
Horder's
Jan
23 %
".
6%
4% Mar
2,400
x3%
xl'/2
—
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
67
10%
Jun
4% May
50
-5
50c
150
common
67
*
Co.
Jun
Co
22%
10%
100
12
~6%
6%
;-l
1
preferred..*
convertible
5% Jan
44% May
9% Jan
Jun
Feb
Wohl
23%
1
*
*
Bail 6c Bearing
Miller
67
8
Jun
1%
Jan
29%
Monongahela Power Co—
5%
4
18%
Feb
14
16%
50c
Molvbdenum
10
200
2% Feb
10%
*
—
Jan
28 7
1,800
13
dividend shares
Feb
5%
5,300
5%
6!'4
14
29%
1
Abrasive
Piping Co
94
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common..
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Hoover
Jun
cum
non
Midwest
25
1%
_2_
$2
Mid-West
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
2%
2
7%
'
Products—
21% Mar
35 %
B
Feb
Steel
86'A
25c
Class
5%
common
conv
60
—5
Inc;
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
May
3%
3%
4'A
2%
Oil
Midland
58% Jan
'
Corp $1
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50
25%
.9%
3%
3%
1,'fl
13'/2
6
5
Refrigerating Co
91%
27%
4,200
12%
3%
1
Corp
24
—60c
Industries
Aircraft
90
2.50
__
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24
3.200
700
6%
12%
x3%
warrants
Middle States Petroleum
May
Mar
43
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
Corporation—...
Hofmann
Holly
39
14
53% Jun
500
3%
41«
—2—5
—.1
...
560
3'A
10c
Inc.
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common....
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common
10%
2%
39
T
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1,300
4
100
100
preferred—
%
Henry Holt 6c Co common
12 %>
__
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pfd—
Jan
1%
—2
...
common
(W E) & Co 5%%
34.
__
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Havana Lithographing Co
—10c
Hazel Bishop Inc.—
——10c
Hazeltine Corp..—.......
*
Hecla Mining Co..;
25c
Heller
1,100
38%
r
__
1
——
5.500
1,2 %
39
2..—--—25
Lights
Investors Inc.—.
Harvard
6% Apr
Feb
6:,'t
36 3 4
-
'
12%
—
3 'A
6%
36%
6'%
36%
7.50
——
,—
Micromatic Hone Corp—
2
1
1
...
Organ
5,800
2
%
13%
53%
29
11%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal Textile Corp common—
Metal & Thermit Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Jan
86
Jan
80
84
—
Jun
10
82
4%
2
6
1
—2.50
2
(Thei Co...
McKee (AG) & Co common
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
2% May
11% July
Feb
ii
Hall
.
Mays (J W) Inc common
3'A May
15,800
27a
.
*
*—*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
184
h
10
3%
1
.2;
—
preferred—2.
Jan
1.300
4,300
9%
5
common
Company Inc
__2.__.10c
Gulf States Land & Industries—
$4.50
11%
7%
3%
18%
9c
—
Films
Class B
Jan
7%
.2..——...—.1
Company
Stores
Grocery
9%
2'%
25
6,200
48'a
McDonnell
50c
——
Leases.
Jun
May
»
183
3%
12
10c
50c
-7
Mangel Stores common————1
Maniscliewitz (The B) Co
*
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
5
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
.£1
Massey-IIarris-Ferguson Ltd—:
'
Apr
96
127% 130
19%
98Va
x22
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation.—
Maine Public Service Co..—
28% May
184 .
130
2%
10%
Apr
4%
M
Jan
Mar
Jan
'
Feb
20%
49%
Common
20% Mar
Jun
1
14%
Feb
1
Mack Truck Inc
F6b
——•
2-100
Jan
17%
2,500
Macfadclen Publications mc
"
'
Jun
12
600
6%
—
11%. July
{;'
7%
7%
14
200
4%
Jan
2%
3
,
1
12 fa
2
13%
6%
Tea—
1,200
12%
4%
42
43
July
14% Jan
25
Inc..——...10c
14%
3%
.6%
25c
Jun
65%
Pacific
37 % May
Jan
Ltd
Petroleums
Feb
600
&
21% May
19
5
Jun
300
Industries
8,150
Jan
Inc
10
90
Atlantic
36%
12%
■'
iO
29%
i
24% Mar
34
Feb
Jan
19';,
500
21% Jun
95
4
Lynch Corp
19%
7-%
Feb
300
17%
Jan
9%
,
2'a
300
22%
100
-
2,000
7%
15
400
Lunkenheimer
11%,
4
12,700
17% May
3'a Jun
12,200
Jan
11
•
21J Jun
Feb
%
Jan
11
'
Feb
3%
3'A"
4%
1
.5
11%
v
Jan
Jan
12%
5%
6'/a
19,700
2,40(1
July
20 %
Locke Steel Chain————h-
1% Jan
24
Jun
99% May
26 %
Gridoil
v
38 %
'
88%
1st preferred—2—
Guild
12% Jan
Jan
25%
common.
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.,
Greer
Jan
8% Mar
2,400
1%
5
11S
7%
97%
12'.'ft
88(2
Amer
7%
10
Mar
3
3,100
5%
Jun
10%
%
.
Non-voting common stock—
~
'
1,700
iti
Jan
14'a May
12,400
20'a
Ltd
Mines
Liberty Fabrics, of N Y
May
19
4
Great
Shores
A
x4% Mar
85
200
4! r.
^
11%
1
Manufacturing
Gorham
Gray
Great
91
9
Dairy Products class A—10c
Manufacturing Co
.50
Goodman
consolidada S
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co-,
Louisiana Land & Exploration
8%
43
——1
Inc.,
56
14%
5% cumulative preferred.—
10
,Litton Industries Inc—.—
..10c
Lob-law Groceterias second pref—
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
39%
—1
——
Goldfieid 'Consolidated Mines
Grand
2,800
88
4|j|
Union Co Inc.!—;——f
Wernicke Industries.——5
21%
Seal
Jan
16
1% Jan
*
Distillers class B.——
(Adolf)
23%
5%
18
42
—10
Gobel
2% Feb
3
Jan
95% Jun
:
Globe
2.000
10
McBean & Co—'—.2
Globe
5% Feb
Jun
*
Co
Glenmore
14,200
1%
22%
22% (
—91
common..—
Corp
11%
1%
•
Apr
Apr
2U
:
19%
3%
La Salle Extension University...
_5
Lear Inc common—....
...—50c
Lecourt Realty common
25c
Leonard Refineries Inc
—.—
.-3
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
Mar
6
May
16
..
..
Mines..—1
Gold
Gladding
Alden
105
Feb
39%
*
Gilchrist
Glen
32%
Mar
iu
5%
Lakey Foundry Corp—Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co—__
Jan
4
1
Lake
13% Mar
200
79
14%
6%
14%
1
Jan
2
200
16%
May
^ Jan
75 pesos
Jan
/4
6i7(v Jan
50 3 i
16%
2,700
11,100
•
May
4%
2
12%
33'Ac
Inc
/8
4% July
1% May
.
49%
—
.....
Apparel
9
Liberal
...
2%
Jan
3
L
„
Lt d—
dep rets ord reg———~£1
General Fireproofing common
5
General Indus Enterprises—_—i
*
American
5% July
2
12
4
1
16
'3%
,500
2,700
ii!
35%
1
.
Feb
28
600
Jan
Jun
12% May
21%
—1
5
—
7% July
15
preferred—————•
General Electric Co
Gold
32%
5%
2%
—5
Kobacker Stores.—
7% Feb
2% Jun
105
*
common——..
200
2i°o
1
20c
Krueger Brewing Co
G
Gatineau
5'A
9
—5
Knott Hotels Corp
'
5 A, July
100
Jan
4
—.5
2.50
10c
1.25
Kleinert
Jan
120
Jan
1,800
10%
%
25c
miKirkland Mineials Corp Ltd
^ ein (S) (IDept Rubber inc
Stores Co
B)
Jan
3%
5.100
Feb
1,200
5'A
•
Kropp (The) Forge Co.__.__
5%
2%
712
2'A
12%
Apr
6%
2% May
800
75
15
3'A
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co
11
Mar
109
tan
10
Feb
102%
Anr
is'
m
jov'ft:
8
Jun
7%
45
15.800
513
5%
2
7%
Company...—_.l
(Thei
(Geo
8%
Jan
Mar
1
7t"
450
4%
4%
9% Mar
2%
4
50c
;
Kawneer Co (Del)
...
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde ' Walter l & Co...
Kin-Ark Oil Company.._____
Kingsford Company
—
Kingston Products
Jun
3% May
Jun
k
3
fill
4tv
200
111% 111%
'
.:5 ,a«
5%
11
12 'A
pfd—100
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
,
22% Julv
Apr
2 i7h
7,100
4
105% 109
—*
Industries
Pitt
9!
Jan
1,900
1,400
5%
5
10%
2%
15c
Katz Drug Company
Ltd—•
Co
dep rets ord reg——_—£1
American
Fort
•
voting..———
Motor
Ford
%
_•—1
non-voting—
A
7-14
7%
1
:
Flying Tiger Line Inc——
Ford Motor of Canada-
"
Jan
12
1
common
Kansas Gas & Electric 4% %
Jan
9%
Feb
16
Co
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
July
1% Apr
Feb
12
,
,
(Max)
6%
^
v
Factor
2,800
v
12
Feb
5
3.500
14,300
Glass
May
7% Jan
QVi May
200
%
13%
__
10c
Jeannette
7,200
13%
7
12%
J
10 Va
6',2
,
Israel-American Oil Corp
15
43%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
4
Jan
42% Jan
60% Apr
8,500
12%
1
12'/a Mar
20
56%
11
2%
—.....................1
Irving Air Chute
Jun
Jan
19
52%
5'A
*
Feb
9%
6%
•
ii 0)11 lte illc
High
19
13%
1
3% May
38% Jun
9%
12%
com..—10c
preferred—.——10
Ero
Manufacturing Co—
1
Esquire Inc—
——.—-a.—
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
1st
25
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd__100
12%
Jun
13%
10
& Steel Corp
cum
32%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
19
___33y3c
Jan
2 '/e
,
lnie* 051 Company
Investors Royalty
Shares
55%
10c
26%
97
5c
Corp—
International Resistance Co
10,500
1534
10 T
9%
2 %
14
Equity Corp common
10c
$2 convertible preferred—.—..—.1
Forge
iF„
8
15 3 8
11 %
20c
Empire District Electric 5 % pfd
.100
Empire Millwork Corp
——.—1
Anr
7
8%
15%
1
—
Freight
Air
Emery
9%
Inn
for Week
Low
International Cigar Machinery—
_•
International Petroleum capital stock."
International Products
5
T,,n
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
par
Mav
9S
tplh
d
1,000
irf
—1
of America
7,A
1.900
8%
8%
__
«nj/
Ton
Week's
Friday
5
American Stock Exchange
High
TllI1
iy2
•
_
Inc.——1
Communications
Electronic
Electronics; Corp
__
171/
500
20
preferred—_—-—30
Edo Corporation class A--,
-1
Elder Mines' Limited———.—
—1
Electric Bond & Snare common—.—.5
Liectiographic Corp common
JULY
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19%
$2
6%
FOR
fpr Week
Sugar
common
Erie
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Slock Exchange
American
Sales
Week's
9%
200
23%
2,600
21%
22
30%
34%
800
3%
Jan
9% Jun
17%
Jan
21% July
Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
26% May
32%
Jan
~7%
4%
8
4%
15,300
400
2%
3,800
30%
32'A
4,100
7%
8%
2,700
2
22
Mar
34'a July
26
4,100
Mar
30% Jun
Jun
9% Jan
7
3%
2
27%
Jan
July
Apr
4% Mar
5% Mar
2%
Jan
32% July
8% July
29
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
~U38)
.
.
Monday, July 8. 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Range
Sale Price
Ltd-
Oils
Bristol
New
%
%
High
%
213
3',4
48,500
2%
Oil Ltd—.—40c
Petroleum
1-—50c
New British Dominion
New
Chamberlain
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co—.
2%
2%
800
100
133% 135%
1.34'4
.1
50c convertible
preferred—
*
New Idria Mih & Chem Co—-——50c
New Jersey Zinc___•—
-25C
New Mexico & Arizona Land———1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——■—20c
New Park
Mining Co
1
V*
New
New Process Co
New
Auction
York
New
l'A
Nickel
Nipissing
Mines-
Lites
Noma
Norbute
Class
Northeast
2'A
Jan
San
Diego
1%
3,300
1%
115
4.600
1%
1%
l'A
3,900
1 % Mar
90
~2%
2%
l'A Apr
l'A
2%
Feb
Sayrc
2% May
Scullin
10(1
12 Vz
Jan
135
55%
Jun
78
100
10 %
Jan
14% May
3%
3%
12,300
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
geeman
A Jun
3 A
Jan
7
Jun
100
2
6%
6 'A
5'A
3
5%
1,100
13,700
10%
5,300
11%
1,500
5
10 "4
10'4
1VA
11%
4%
Feb
Servomechanisms
11% July
Soton
40%
Shattuek
9%
Jan,
37
300
35
Jun
100
X40
Mar
1,800
15,400
7%
8%
4,000
86 %
86%
10
7%
Vis
15,500
5,V
5%
18,200
2%
2%
2,300
8
1
4% Apr
5
Apr
6% Jun
74 %
50
7%
5iV
*
*
2
2%
1
2%
3
8%
10%
Jan
%
Jun
Jan
4 ':v
Jan
50c
15%
14%
15 %
5,900
13'A Feb
78%
77 'A
81 %
600
60
Feb
81 %
93
180
90
Jun
Corp
common
Ohio Power 4'/a c/o
Okalta
Oils
preferred
Old
2%
900
2 A
8(5 %
83%
88%
1,075
71%
Jan
1
2%
2%
400
2%
Apr
3%
3%
37/o
100
3 %
Jun
5%
Jan
Inc
Omar
10'
1
Securities—
Electric
Oxford
5 % c/o
1st
1st
11
650
10% July
75% Jun
92
200
22
May
26%
37.
300
Feb
4%
Apr
3%
30%
1st
5 %
redeemable
1st
26
27%
800
24%
23%
24%
1.000
25
preferred--.
29
27 '/a
,25
redeemable
30%
25
preferred
5%
V*
2,100
25
1st pfd
preferred
24%
23%
24 %
800
24%
2,000
23%
3%
32 7s
aim
30%
28% Jan
23%
Jun
27%
28%
7%
1
"7
1
9'
Corp
Manufacturing common
California
780
80
Jun
98
Mar
4.48%
convertible preference.—
80
80
4.32%
87
87%
4.24%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred.
25
4.08%
cumulative
Pan
Israel Oil
vtc
Park
Pen
Class
2%
1,100
32
32%
15,400
100
92%
91
92'A
100
U'A
12 '/a
44,000
•
%
%
11!
3%
13,GOO
Company
Corp
Piasecki Aircraft
Mines
Pleasant
Valley
Pneumatic
Polaris
Mining
&
Oil
common
400
$1.60
Feb
iy4
Jan
4%
Feb
4% Mar
20
Convertible
$1.25
Reis
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Standard
Products
Standard
Shares
8%
9'A
10%
11%
1%
Wa
1%
—
—
94
.
94%
6%-
—
.
■
7
1,000
1,200
.
900
150
600
8%
Jun
14
10 % Mar
1%
113
90'A Feb
G
Feb
13% May
Feb
Jan
97
May
7% May
7% Mar
Jan
5% Jan
23%
Jan
25
"l'A
~1%
Apr
1,200
l'A
Jun
2
Jan
3%
3%
1,200
3% Jun
6
Jan
22
22%
1,100
21% Jun
23%
Jan
10
%; 10'A
--
22
1,300
4%
4,800
%
7,600
7%
7%
718
6,200
16%
15%
167a
1,700
10 %
10
10'A
500
9 %
9
9%
|,900
%
A
<
Feb
10'A
Jun
57
—
Jan
89
Jun
4
Mar
8
Statecourfc
Steel
Stein
83%
15
18
i
1
3
18
New
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Ryarf
Oi
% Feb
6% Jan
14%
Oil
Stetson
(J
For
Inc..
Stroock
9%
x9
% Apr
800
67'a
Feb
8.600
3 %
Jun
-
900
700
4
.
5
4
July
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
Jun
62%
Feb
100
5%
Jun
15%
15%
500
13% Mar
16
12%
12%
100
12 %
Apr
137'» Feb
2%
2%
6,600
2%
Feb
3%- Feb
36%
367n
10,200
18%
19%
1.100
12 3 i
13
—
1
"2%
IOC
(Deli
«
—
—
36 3
4
—
«
^
~2>o
700
2%
2%
—
.
„
2,700
--
12%
12%
1
600
4%
4%
5
4.900
6
5%
6%
2,500
5
14
■; 13%
5
13'A
1
Corp.
Superior Tool & Die Co
16
7%
Apr
167/»- Ja n
Jan
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A
common
—
common
Electric
Feb
Technicolor
Texam
200
16%
Jan
18'A May
13% Apr
16
22
26% Jan
Jun
Feb
1,800
38%
14%
1,900
x9%
Feb
16%
Jun
22 %
800
18%
Apr
25*4
Jun
Jun
24%
Apr
52
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
1%
9.700
1% Mar
50%
4,500
12%
13 V*
6.800
6%
27,100
63%
A Apr
1%
6''4
2
(if
2
A
2,700
36
11%
Feb
Jan
47a May
1 % May
4
200
46
3,200
28% Mar
11
11%
9,300
11
27b
1,400
3%
Jun
2%
74
2 %
77
2%
July
•
Jun
50% July
16% Apr
6% July
2%
Jun
5%
Jan
47% May
11% July
Jun
3
87
170
2'A
72
Jun
1,800
2
Feb
,_5
15%
30
29
8%
8%
3
63%
63%
30
1.500
%
1.000
64%
1.300
18,900
8
26
8 %
39
Feb
Mar
Co
Inc
22 % May
31%
29'A
Jan
40% May
17% Apr
20% Jan
12%
14%
Juti
_
_
_
_
Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Co
13
Feb
11% Apr
3% Mar
14
Jan
5%
5'/a
7%
Jan
Chemical
12% Feb
147/a May
11%
Feb
14 % xviay
700
28%
Feb
6
1%
1%
%
347a
Jun
6%
8.400
6
Jun
8%
Jan
2
33
6%
1.100
14
2.300
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
b
18
13,100
33%
33%
34%
1.700
33'A July
1
61%
61%
63
2.100
40%
Jan
l7o
2
2,000
1%
Jun
7o
*
i
—
—
1-A Jan
A Feb
in
5
Tilo
Inc
%
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
15%
30
Feb
Julv
July
12%
92%
Jun
New
common
68%
45%
Trans
Caribbean Airways
Trans
Cont
Cuba
Industries
Oil
Trans
Lux
Co
True
Temper
—ii
Jun
see
page
31.
15% Mar
Feb
43% May
Jun
22
Feb
6
13
July
1%
152
163%
4%
4%
157
4%
4,800
81%
80%
—
6,800
125
5%
Jan
Jun
91 %
Apr
2%
Jan
Jan
14'A
Jun
Mar
4%
J8n
Jan
2'A
2%
12%
1,500
8%
2%
13%
2%
2'A
3%
1.900
2
2%
3to
Ji
%
,
*
,
r
.
13.000
2%
Apr
3%
2.500
2%
Feb
3*5 May
-|"f,
Jun
37 a
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
20% May
22,600
5%
5
5
20
18%
20
44
44
45%
Feb
2% Mar
10c
3%
Feb
17a
163% July
3% May
80''4
1.700
2%
Jan
Feb
79
A
400
20,100
11
%
Jun
35%
Feb
45% July
*29%
Apr
30%
7,600
5
May
250
66
Jan
1,200
Jan
u
7
Jun
Feb
31
Jun
Union
Union
Investment
21
4,600
16%
14% May
24% Jun
Union
Stock
Jun
Jan
Mar
4%
Jan
2 % May
3%
Jan
36''4
36%
37%
2,500
32
Feb
43 "2 May
4%
4%
45«
1,300
4
Jan
5% May
4%
4=8
4%
800
...
Jun
21%
2l'A
»
Jun
l.
Jan
Jan
Mar
25
600
1.800
—
20
1
Corp
20%
l
5s
—
Trunz Inc
12%
1
Petroleum
a
Vz
£l
50c
warrants
•
common
22
1.25
—
Corp
500
3
9%
21%
1
class A
Co
1,600
700
Jun
Jan
1
Inc
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
6%
2,000
14 3
43
21%
100
class A
Trans
13%
3
8%
19%
2l'A Feb
6 t'o
13%
43
70c.
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
28%
3%
Mar
3
1,500
14%
43%
22
Toklan Oil Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
6%
21%
1.300
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Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyard Corp common
13%
3 78
300
22%
1
_
Construction
Amer
27%
2%
20%
Jan
70% May
Tobacco
6%
20%
20%
21%
22
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...
.
i
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_
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*
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Inc
__
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Tishman
2
Feb
99
Jan
Jan
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preferred
Markets
13%
i
Apr
700
33%
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Corp..._
convertible
70c
Thorofare
Thriftimart
28 %
1.25
Jun
13%
1
common.
l
common
Jan
3% Jan
2% May
10% Jan
33 3
1
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—
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l
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Jan
13%
7
common-
common
Oil
30c
1
Jun
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Jan
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61'A
July
76 "4. Jun
275
—
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16% Julv
17%
100
Apr
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1
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93%
1,100
A Mar
5%
3 % May
4
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19
72 :A
5%
15%
IIIII
Jun
13%
Jun
May
6'% May
4'A Mar
100
3%
4%
72
57 a
*
Petrol
19% Jun
8%
4
common
International
19-
5% *
A
4%
—
& Co common
(S)
40
Feb
Jan
3
•
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Stylon
4.400
5U
4%
5
Sun
Jan
13%
35 %
'
18%
8%
—
_
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16%
1,210
—
5%
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i_
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Apr
22:%
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82
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.
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Aeronautical
38%
,38
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~3%
1
Ltd
common
(Hugo)
Tri-Contlnental
Engineering Corp
Company
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson-Ac-Hayces
2%
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common
Ave
11
-100
Inc
stock—
Co
41
.
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l'A
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Apr
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Inc
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•
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1
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Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stinnes
Jun
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Corp
Co
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Apr
-
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dep rets ord reg
capital
(J
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14%
50
13%
4
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614
2
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Roosevelt
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21
47 7 a
13''4
1
:
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Corp
23% July
u
57% May
Jan
100
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l
Ltd
to Jan
Field
Feb
common
51% Feb
20%
.-5
Inc
Inc
Cable
18%
12% Feb
16 %
Apr
14
50c
Rochester Gas & Elec
American
6,300
58% May
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
6%
21%
l
.
Roosevelt
6% Jun
Apr
ordinary
Corporation—
1,700
22%
61 %
20
;
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Rome
13%
*
Corp
(Ij ■ & Sons
Royce Ltd—
Jan
23: A
20%
1%
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
Thew
io
distribution
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rolls
5'A
Jan
Enterprises
(A)
Feb
1,600
1 %
50c
Co of Canada
Steel Parts
Tampa
83 3'1
14%
15
3
5
Mining Co
extended
23%
6% Mar
24%
Jim
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6
%
10%
Starrett
100
Ex-liquidating
Vtc
1
Jan
Jan
23
—
—-
Jan
3%
5%
2,200
■
6
7% Jun
4% Jan
'
—
5%
51%
3'A
•
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
•
—
~6'A
_
57a
3001
67u
6%
5%
1.100
800
1
Engineering
Co
Industrial
Argentine
678
5.400
27n
9%
Jan
1% Jan
32,300
2%
11%
3%
1 % Mar
__
"5%
1
Co
Inc
Uranium
(The)
Jun
Jun
1%
400
2'A
%
;
4
2%
Apr
75%
12%
Stanrock
i
Petroleums
Rico
1
20
Standard Tube class B
1
Corp
Republic
-
Standard-Thomson Corp
Jan
Jan
14% May
Apr
55 3
2% Mar
2
13 %
Jan
64
117
7% Mar
Apr
Jun
8%
100
—
11%
300
54%
6%
l
preferred
Richwell
4
11%
Jan
55%
5% Mar
50
Co
Arms
4 V*
.
5%
12%
5% Feb
400
Co
Jan
Mar
4
1
900
54
common-
Jan
10
900
18
common
Electric &
Remington
500
12 3
Corp
4,80:0
1
Oil
4%
•
Pile
convertible
Pump Co
(Robert) &
4%
12%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
(The)
Reading Tube Corp
Reda
23% Mar
11%
Inc
6 %
ijf!
17%
common
Concrete
—
preferred
Feb
R
Rapid Electrotype
Packing Co
23%
Jun
5
(i£y)
Packaging
May
58%
July
Thiokol
Raymond
24%
JOn
19%
2
convertible preferred
Industries
•
Rath
May
20
100
H
1
Standard Financial Corp
Standard Forgings Corp
Oil
18 y4
54
Co
x20
900
19%
•
StaiKlard
52
of
Power
21%
20 7
19%
—
Corp
Standard
7
Q
Quebec
Feb
Jan
20%
I
Shoe
Standard
600
54
common
Apr
26%
46% May
43% May
20
■
—-.
Jan
300
18
com
1,600
55a4
Jun
Jan
38%
400
—--
Mar
500
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Timber
July
22%
207o
1
10%
"4%
*
&
49 %
20%
——
5
10% May
Jan
19%
~4%
_
40% May
40% X40%
„
Specialty Stores Co Inc—:—
8% Feb
54
J2.50
Ltd
Feb
42%
Spear & Company
7% Jan
19%
~4%
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
4V*%
1,800
8%
*
—
35%
150
Corp—2
Inc
Pipe Line—
Royalty Co—
17'a
1
America
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
Southland
5%
2.50
common
Ltd
Mines
Southern
6
20c
common
Dome
Service
8%
Jun
l
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
Company
Providence Gas
Public
16%
Feb
52
Hi!
lo
Inc
Metals of
East
14
25c
Alexander
1,200
■
•
Co
Prentice-Hall
Preston
600
19%
50
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
16%
1
Royalties
Southern Materials Co
5%
Co
38
300
25
Petroleum
6%
common
Corp of Canada
Prairie
16% Jun
l
Products class A
Porto Rioo Telephone Co_
Power
Jail
5'A Jun
14% May
1
Poloron
Powdrell
6%
200
1
Wine
Scale
Jan
200
J ~4%
Southern California
10c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Jan
Jun
37%
50'
—25
preferred
•
Ltd
12
23
24
Spencer
62%
54
1
Inc
Gold
Jun
Feb
23
Stahl-Meyer Inc
;—
Standard Dredging Corp common.IIII1
16%.
6%
10 pesos
Corp
Industries
Pioneer
8% May
8%
137a
49%
Jail
8%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
2.50
Pierce
Jan
Jun
Feb
300
25
Jan
Jan
~5%
-
Perfect
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
5''3
39%
200
25
l'A
Apr
kz
*8*%
1
2.50
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Jun-
9%
25
j
preference.
4%
U Jan
_5*'A
2
-
May
13% Jun
16%
—
16%
2
Co__
93% Apr
148
8% Jan
3%
Jun
16%
1
A
Ltd
Canada
Feb
36%
Jun
57
1
3% Apr
Jan
90
12,800
3%
2
Traffic
2%
16% Feb
114
iH
3%
B
of
2%
I
1
2 Bol
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
2%
32%
lc
class
Co
81
79
1
.
Motors
Chemical
Parker
4
Amer shares—1 Bol
Pentepec Oil (C A)
Paramount
80%
*
;
7%
7at. Jan
'
101% 104'
104
1
pfd—
Jan
Jun
19%
9
38
25
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Jan
3 %
3,800*
7%
6%
Jun
3%
Edison—
82%
,
4y
19%
—12.50
81%
-
12% May
21% Jan
5
33
1
convertible
.
1,600
Sonotone
South
4.56%
Ltd
28,700
5%
*
Jan
Airlines
7%
5%
5
23
preferred-
6%
5%
Telev Corp—10c
—
Jun
3% .Jun
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Jun
Petroleums
Apr
Feb
20%
Northern
33 %
36%
400
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Apr
5,200
20%
Pacific
Jan
16%
43%
20%
Pacific
7» Jan
10% Jan
42'A
1st
Jan
37» Apr
42%
redeemable
91
Feb
£1
registered
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
July
7'8
2
20
rets ord
Southern
79
1%
Apr
Jan
440
Jun
10%. Jan
Jan
$4.36 dividend
%
18%
Jun
Apr
10,300
1,600
26%
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
3,600
Soss
May
May
% Mar
187*
24
99 A Mar
.3
11%
Jun
91%
68''a May
46
11
Jun
108
Jan
150
18%
21
Jun
65
18%
dep
Mar
23
Feb
11%
23
July
2
Apr
42%
•
common
20% May
July
24% May
101% Mar
Feb
•
1
Ltd
GOO
97
41%- Feb
Feb
1%
1,100
400
80
Feb
11,600
14%
23
87
Jan
19
-600
3%
3%
13%
21%
50
63%
Jan
20%
57
14%
4.30%
.
60
Jun
5 % Mar
127%
92
700
22 %
540
12.300
1%
—5,000 ir
Jan
230
61%
Jan
8% Feb
101
4% May
25,600
54
29
Jun
Fob
41%
3%
21%
87%
1%
May
7% July
Publications—
Skiatron Electronics A:
*
14
12% May
109% Feb
200
1%
6%
84
20
21%
3%
24'A
•
94%
3%
21%
•
94
21%
94
25c
—
23
*
2,000
1,100
123%
It
25
preferred
4%
4%
122
%
25
dividend
50
1
25
25
conv
600
2
preferred
$4.75
6%
95%
u
Coast Corp commonSouth Penn Oil Co common
"
6%
95%
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
•
preferred
•
4%
Jan
Feb
2
26% Jan
~G%
4%
1st
preferred
11'A Feb
95%
1227#
1st
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
100
13
13
1,300
redeemable
Pacific
1 % May
11,700
redeemable
%
10%
11,300
7%
4.50%
27%
2'A
Jun
1%
—10c
Inc
Jan
17%
Jan
8%
600
11%
Ltd
A Feb
~9'A
6%
4.80%
pfd series A
2
13% Mar
1%
1
Slick
Jan
Jun
Jun
Lighting
Amer
Jan
'zn',4
23
28%
2,500
1%
2
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jun
475
32,300
14%
8%
10c
Singer
Jan
25%
3%
25% Jun
4 A Jun
Feb
Simpson's
14% May
79
25%
I
Corp.;
Pacific Gas & Electric 6e'o
5Ve
10%
1
16%
$3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common—
88% July
'76'/4
79
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sbares-lOs
Overseas
Jan
1,200
10%
—-
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
7
Corp common
cumulative preferred—
2j&
23 7«
3%
3
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Simca American Shares
Jan
218
25
Jan
6%
common
Mines
Silvray
Jan
10
11%
;
Jan
x7% May
—*
Ltd
17a
9
2,400
1%
1
Canada
Precision
19% Mar
1A Jan
7%
14%
25
B
Co
207» Mar
Jan
3%
_5
—*
common
Silvcr-Mlller
Jan
3
90c
.
Town
40c
91%
92
_100
Ltd
Okonite Company common
22%
100
Breweries
Class
July
101
77«
Products Inc—
Silver Creek
16% Jan
Ohio Brass Co class B common——„•
Ogden
7%
Corp
Silcx
Company
7%
21% Mar
Jun
Jun
700
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
3% Jan
18% July
common—————•
of
Jan
Jan
16%
14,600
1
Ji
1
Mining..,
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Sicks
2% May
2% Mar
Hi
87«
%
1
20o
7% Mar
May
200
8'A
—.10c
of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
-3
•
400
16%
8%
•
preferred
Shoe
19
%
16%
"l%
——
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
o
900
—
Sherwin-Williams
19%
17
18
16%
1
9% Mar
Feb
11%
—1
Denn
Sherman
Apr
91% Jan
Jan
3 A Feb
4,200
Leather
Shawinigan
78
5A
l*/4
Jan
6'A Feb
Jun
86
Servo
% May
42
20% July
Jan
Corp class B———
Corp of America.
5% Jun
11% May
41
Feb
8%
Serrick
Mar
36%
4'A cio
Inc
7% Feb
40 %
8
50c
Securities Corp General—
Bros
2,400
1
Oil Co Ltd—'
Western Airlines
Seaboard
20%
1
Scurry-Rainbow
Feb
19%
1
Sentry Safety Control
2%
13% May
20%
common
13%
2%
.——
Oil
Co
May
—
13%
3'4
pfd—100
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Oceanic
Steel
16
-25c
Fisher Co
&
9.000
series_20
Savoy
Jun
16%
'5 A series
20
4'%% series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Oil Inc (Del)j,
l7/8 Jan
58%
5-%
Class A
Feb
16
Co—
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
13%
7%
of America—
Electric
57
5 '4
Warrants
«Ss
Gas
Cumulative preferred
91
High
16%
Ltd—.—,—8
Cumulative prefernsd
13'2
13%
6%
——
Co
16% Mar
Jan
1%
Inc
Milling
Jan
2%
Low
*
common
47% Jan
Jun
87'A
100
5 -/a
Pub Serv
Feb
33% Jun
13% Feb
25
6%
Ltd
Airlines
Corp
Carlos
25
Oils
North Pcnn RR Co
Nuclear
San
Royalties Inc———1
Canadian
Northern Ind
Salem-Brosius
Jan
15%
10
North American
North
Jun
A
14%
,
90
-•
10
B
137%
Feb
l'A
—1
50c
10c
Inc—
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North American Cement class A
Jan
'A
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.50
Corp Ltd
131%
9,700
—1
«.
Lawrence
1,500
12,000
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10
Ltd
1
Mines
Him
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St
1 %
Shares
Low
Par
Apr
l'A
for Week
s
2ji
34%
Sales
Range
Sale l'ricc
Jan
Mar
1%
•
Co common
1«
3
1}2 Feb
2
l'/4
Merchandise---.
York
High.
Apr
33%
15%
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
2,000
New York & Honduras
New
%
34 %
——1
Oils,—
Superior
Low
"v/z
*
common
JULY 5
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
20.400
3%
.
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
FOR
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
4% Jun
..5%
Jan
Unexcelled
United
United
Chemical
Gas
Co
of
Yards
Aircraft
Asbestos
Corp
United
Elastic
Milk
*
of
Omaha.
Products
I
Corp
50c
1
—5
*
22 3
4
89'A
200
9
22%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
3
%
—
common
n
8%
10c
7
7%
Jun
•
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20
common
Corp
Products
6%
6%
88
4
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
5
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%
4
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--
100
3.700
12,000
22
100
5%
24%
Jan
Feb
67'a
Apr
% May
JO
May
9%
5% Mar
4,100
90
Feb
Mar
8%
Feb
"4% Feb
Jan
7% May
17A
Jan
39% May
5
Jan
Number 5653
186
Volume
..
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31
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Week'#
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
..
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Molasses
Amer
United
Sharing
preferred
I
10%
U
U
Foil
S
U S
class
Rubber
Vitamin
United Stores
Corp
Universal
413
208
Jan
Jan
114
Jan
14%
Jan
3912 July
451a
Feb
260
40 y2
July
4,400
32 34 May
37
Feb
11
3912
10
32%
32%
15%
141i
i5y2
5,600
101a Mar
15%
Jun
1%
lis
114
7,200
la Jun
214
Feb
43 %
39%
1
1
50c
2%
2%
Corp
common
414
9%
Jan
4%
Jun
6y2
Feb
9%
2%
1% Jan
2
4,100
55
200
50
2914 July
59% May
31% Mar
19
1912
10,200
15la Feb
20 Va
26%
27%
2,400
41a
19%
27%
4%
4,100
4%
(City of) Germany—
(50% redeemed)
A Hanover
(Prov) • 614s 1949,
ALima
48
Feb
20y2
Apr
May
28% May
Jan
51/.
'4% Apr
City
614s stamped 1958
(Peru)
(Plan A) 214s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927) .19^1^
Van Norman Industries
Venezuelan
4% Mar
1
5
400
3
l
~4%
4%
4%
2
5%
5%
5%
•
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Silver-Lead
■A7s
of Oct 1927)
1947
Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 214s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012.
f Ex-liquidating
(not
distribution,
included
dividend.
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a
In
year's
Ex-rights,
~5%.
1
~5%
Mar
$72
73
10214
g
46
41%
1
for
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$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
8 Reported in receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
voting-trust certificates;
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
when issued; "W w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
*
Jan
Apr
7%
Jan
Jun
714
Jan
5
Tiernan
Waltham Watch Co
Below
listed
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
on
are
-Bonds—
(Del)
1%
1%
6,400
1%
22,600
1%
130 V*
Feb
Leaseholds
1%
11 a
*-+•»
1
—
140
138
138
20%
20%
2%
'
2%
1,100
214
pfd
*
Va
6
.6 la
Westmoreland Coal
G3%
%
White
Stores
512%
Inc
1
10c
Wilson
5%
(R C)
Brothers
Wisconsin
Wood
Woodall
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
Jan
pfd
146.46
146.49
70.28
173.99
89.05
86.69
84.72
86.51
70.76
175.22
89.14
86.G8
84.99
86.57
86.84
87 02
85.10
86.27
32% Apr
1% July
38
86.90
3
100
8% July
10
Date—
20% July
23%
July
1
2_
*)2.43
Wed.
July
3
92.56
300
3% Apr
500
10Va Mar
12%
2,200
8%
8%
3,950
Fri.
July
26% Mar
8%
19% Apr
5 Va Jan
July
Thurs.
300
96
96
Feb
4%
Apr
96
30
— —
July
39% Feb
•
43%
Apr
1957, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
groups
17%
Jun
current year are as
69% Feb
79%
Jan
17%
300
Ilia
16'/a
71%
72%,
900
follows (1939=100):
June
Zapatai Petroleum Corp
5}3 May
5Jff Feb
5s
£1
•
10*
preference.
Wri{fht Ha/greaves Ltd.
1
Va
2,500
"I/ff "Feb
20%
1,800
15% Mar
1%
la
20
2014
1
.
llJ Jan
23
May
-V
Composite
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sold
High
No.
Low
AAmer Steel ft Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1998
1970
1
series
1
88
13
7
_
81
4
80%
83
Jan-July
'
121%
81
84
82
1st
mortgage
A 1st
4s series A
1993+
mortgage 4s series
1993-.
-
Utility
and Service
Finance
"
Mining
Flying Tiger Line 514s
Guantanamo
conv
RR
Western
&
debs
1967
1970
4s
Valley
4%
RR
1976
England Paver 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st
Power
3'As
mortgage
81
86%
66
58%
Stocks
Railroad
95
98
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
100
117
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
1
56
82 %
8914
53%
56
22
80 %
94
86
90
110
Jan-July
22
10614 HO
94%
—
9414
7
97
94%
1st mortgage 3s 1971
-
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1964
314s 1970
100
$99% 10014
Jan-July
90
90
$85
114
July
2
Wed.
July
3
July
—.—
92
118
118
1
;
Jan-July
85
89
Southern
Mar-Sept
92 %
9114
9214
68
91%
97%
3s series
214s series C
3s series
3s
E
F
series
3146 series
414s
series
1932
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
3',4s
Gas
Gas
&
1970-^—
(Calif.)
Electric
3s
314s
1971
1970
of
Washington Water Power
&
West
Penn
Knapp
Inc 5s
Traction
$92
9314
$87
90
——
83%
88
88%
80
82
88
3V4s
debs
5s
Foreign
90%
1964
1974
91%
April-Ocf
$87
90
I-
89
Railroad
and
$86
90
89
93
10
89
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
77
7
65%
102
5
100%
June-Deo
91
91
4
90
98%
(NO. Of
Domestic
Government
Corporate
7114
72%
9
70%'
77
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
6614
72%
6714
104%
98
$98%
98
—
102%
92
101%
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
Jan- July
1951
1951
April-Oc«
A
Danzig Port & Waterways
German
Cons
Manic
7s
AS f secured 6s 1947
614s
1947
1952
Jan-July
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
1
July
2
3
July
July
5
—
Feb-Aug
$176
June-Dec
$155
75,000
21,000
1,000
97,000
$317,000
$47,000
$28,000
$392,000
1957
Iligh
-
1956
Jan. 1 to July
1957
21%
134
105
24%
126
180
11114
140
5
1956
2,971,370
3,431,960
115,153,467
123,385,612
$317,000
$370,000
$6,169,000
47,000
48,000
1,121,000
$7,474,000
4,158,000
Foreign government
15,000
938,000
810,000
Foreign corporate
28,000
$392,000
$433,000
$8,228,000
$12,442,000
Stocks—No.
91
99,000
87,000
Holiday
Week Ended July 5
Jan. 1
105
183
73,000
67,000
of
Shares
Bonds
$133
__
$1,000
16,000
9,000
$102,000
Total
Bonds
$109,000
720,530
$17614 190
$104
$24
—
$6,000
10,000
11,000
2,971,370
Total
Range Since
Low
673,250
739,180
838,410
4
Fri.
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
July
July
Mon.
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Tues.
$95
Feb-Aug
Interest
A
$546,922,900
101
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A«s -series A
1952
Feb-Aug
B
$530,582,650
$215,000
91
88%
8814
Friday
series
$12,319,000
Industrial
Total
97
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Aug
1959
BONDS
A 68
29,164,500
517,442,400
—.—■—
99
June-Dec
American Stock Exchange
7s
101,000
11,523,000
24,881,350
505,553,300
;
90%
47
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
77,000
$796,000
$71,000
Bank
—
Thur.
Baden
$7,000
925,400
17,802,700
Government
Wed.
A
275,992,174
97%
9114 9214
$9814 100
Feb-Afig
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s
7,873,860
Bonds
S.
International
91%
96
—
1956
306,371,547
9,257,420
Shares
^Jan-July
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973—
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1-063
Webb
88
Feb-Aug
April-Qct
1981
H
95
$83
87
Jan. 1 to July 5
1957
1956
$18,735,100
Stocks—No.
U.
-Feb-Aug
1979
G
$90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
$83
Feb-Aug
1978
$80
Feb-Airy
.+
1976-
3Ven series D
9514
Jan-July
1973
B
1973
3,926,900
$18,735,100
$7,000
93
136
A
305,400
$925,400
Week Ended July 5
80
314s. series
3,614,500
$17,802,700
1957
118
-
2,239,080
9,257,420
5
96%
1
1965
4,915,000
$7,000
89
"4
California Edison 3s
5,281,000
198,000
-Holiday-
98%
85
1998—Jan-July
$4,612,200
192,000
4,717,000
90
83
& Gas Co 6s
Power
$230,000
5,089,000
102%
$80-
Water
$4,382,200
2,719,290
4
July
Sales
Bonds
1,844,350
Tues,
Fri.
Bond
Government
2,454,700
1
July
Mon.
Total
United States
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
88%
May-No®
HaTbor
340.5
98%
Corp 3s, 1981
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
Public Service Electric
Safe
274.8
85
90
90
156.2
290.1
82
29
91
$83
90
Aprll-Oef
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
163.5
402.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
CO
81
427.1
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
90%
77%
52
10014 108%
•
1.1
+
6014
37
-
V)
—0.9
383.1
379.8
—
Total—
1968
—0.1
278.8
9714
56
8214
May -Nov
614s <lue 1953 extended to 1963
157.0
281.9
'
97 %
130
Thur.
New
286.1
54
+86
-
April-Oct
National Research Corp—•
5s convertible subord debentures
Ohio
10814
liQ tr ctfs—
1963
317.5
484.3
$95
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 614%
Midland
426.8
495.7
+ 1.3
■'
293.6
.
60
382.7
+0.8
+0.3.
289.8
485.9
__—
$52
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
^5.7
156.9
Goods
Non-Durable
Lackawanna of N J Division'—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank Os 1961
1
«2.5
462.7
57%
50
87
+0.5
417.3
420.7
Durable Goods
Trade,
*
:s
High
Low
$130
j
Western RR—
51%
87
88
June-Dec
A
Chicago Transit Authority 314s 1378
Delaware Lack &
50
June-Dec
-June-Dec
Quar-Feb
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
452.2
Low
359.3
+ 0.5
350.7
454.6
High
Change
21,'57
r
Manufacturing
1957—
Percent
June
28, '57
352.4
—
Transportation
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American
92.88
stocks for the week ended June 28,
Feb
250
17%
7214
May
101
15% Mar
15%
94.00 Aug 3
78.87 Jan 23
High
Low
Holiday
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
Jan
15%
1514
2
6%
„
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
17%
2%
400
15 V*
3%
8% July
14% Jan
3%
15
15
4
5
Woohvorth
Amer
■
Jan
3 la
21%
8
92.88 July 5
35.25 Feu 13
r
Range for 1956
Jan
5,600
11%
common
High
LuW
92.30
July
Jan
1%
3%
Inc
Range for 1957
Closing
Mon.
Jan
100
*
(F W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
—Hollday-
Tues.
Jan
8%
20%
3%
1
89.24
176.61
70.95
(35 Stocks)
Jan
20%
.,
1
86.74
147.00
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
47% May
29% Jan
1%
1
Machine
86.67
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Feb
8%
25
100
86.30
507.55
_
Jan
1
Pwr & Lt 4%%
Newspaper
%
11%
common
Bonds
84.60
86.68
Holiday
Jan
20 ya
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
-
13914 May
4%
& Co
preferred
89.09
147.47
Jan
20 Va
^-5
Industries
40
ities
69.84
_
Mar
714
10
Wickes
Williams
314
Feb
23% Jan
•
Total
Ralls
214 Jan
91
1%
25
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
(The) Corp
Williaras-McWilliams
July
20%
1
common
preferred—
conv
Jan
35
75
.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
l7/a
68
GOO
25%
173.80
10
Util¬
Ralls
trials
Apr
20% Apr
Feb
100
43
Stocks
4
Apr
54
63%
10
Inc
41%
25%
41%
20
Westmoreland
Jan
Jan
400
ina
Va
ord
ities
Grade
144
126 V*
shares
—Is
Western Tablet & Stationery com
*
rets
dep
roads
3
2%
51a Mar
200
614
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
2——
Jan
86 ya
100
Ltd
1
July
July
11a May
1.25
Util¬
503.29
28—
July
Jan
Jan
191a Mar
100
—
Feb
10
Grade
Indus¬
Rail¬
503.29
June
Jan
Feb
500
2% Mar
257/a Feb
65
Second
First
10
Total
trials
Date
Jan
3%
100
1,600
iya
Jan
17
2%
29%
lis
5
Jan
15
20
30
Indus¬
32 Va
2%
153/a
10c
•
Woiman fis Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
July
29%
1
common
4%
la
29
•
Western
63
Jan
104
~2%
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
50
30
Inc
6%
3% July
300
65
63
1
$2 cumulative preferred
~3%
_3%
~3la
• r
•
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
1314
3ya Jan
100
Waitt fz Bond Inc
Wallace &
Y
"wl,"
10
•
41%
in year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
x Ex-
Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds being traded flat.
y
July
6
Feb
•
52%
(not included
Stock
Co
53
4914
39
5114
41%
transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
r Transaction
101%
53
50%
50%
Jan-July
..-Jan-July
_
73
9914
57'/a
Jan
4%
134
5%
1,700
.Aprll-Oct
delivery
range.)
54
$72
$99
value,
71%
54
$54"
par
70%
$53
.Mar-Sept
"No
52
—
$7314
Jan
11 Va
1
Corp
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7'.'o preferred
High
52
$160
.June-Dec
•.
Aircraft
Jan. 1
Low
No.
47
-May-Nov
(issue
w
Waco
Range Since
Sold
Jun
Apr
4% Jan
700
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
6V4 Jan
83
115
2,600
•
6514
21a
150
134
133
1
.
Jan
3514
8,500
62
27/a
warrants
Vinco Corporation
Vulcan
Bonds
High
$45
Parana
Jan
Feb
X80
58%
58%
5
Petroleum
Friday's
Mortgage
Abbreviations .used
.
or
Bid & Asked
-Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
-May-lVou
Maranhao- stamped
tive;
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Last
Sale Price
Period
1939
7s
Jun
2914
2
2
.
Sugar
July
4
54
5
Universal Products Co common
314 Mar
45
Feb
2914
14
Corp
Jan
6,600
2
Marion
4314 May
Apr
2
27%
200
sy8
15
Universal
34
3,400
4ya
54
Insurance
400
la
10
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
33,800
2%
45
41/4
8
Universal
43%
40%
45
1
25c
Corp
Utali-IUalio
150
10
40 %
5Apr
Jun
iy. Mar
1,200
114
33
B_
Interest
'
Low
25
Reclaiming Co
BONDS
High
1
10c
Corp
United States
Unifcronics
Low
200
25
common
Conditioning
~
American Stock Exchange
1
Specialties
Air
S
Week's Range
Friday
High
iy8
10
—
United
5
A Hanover
25
common
JULY
.
10a
United shoe Machinery common
Preferred
•
.
.
Range Since Jan.1
100
Canal
RR &
Profit
V
Sales
Shares
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United » J
~
>.
-for Week
Range
Low
Par
.■.
./
.
.
-
of Prices
Sale Price
;
-
.
WEEK ENDED
-
32
The Commercial and
(140)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Sale I'riee
Par
American
Motors
Tel
American
Corp
1
Anaconda Co
Boston Edison
100
—-
——■—50
-
25
—_
bfc
preferred
Boston
Cities
U
"
10
—-
Co
Copper Range Co
Eastern
Gas
474%
*
Fuel
&
Eastern
Mass
St
—10
preferred——100
First Nat l stores inc
Ford
Motor
General
•
Co
5
Gillette Co
Island
___1
Creek
Coal
Co
Corp
Lone Star Cement
Corp..
Maine
Central
National
RR
Service
•
10
5%
Co
cum
pfd.100
Companies.—1
New
England Electric System
New
England
Northern
Olin
Tel
RR
& Tel
<N
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
20
Co.
100
H)
...
Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
&
2.50
Standard
Oil
United
U
S
U 8 Smelt.
37
Mar
45% July
84
58
Mar
7074 May
3774
38%
841
...
74%
-75%
58
Jun
54
May
181
47
54
Jan
1,601
68*4
71%
42
4 14
52% Feb
38% Jun
5374
150
42%
1 674
__
90
Feb
Apr
37
131
6c
9,607
Jan
15%
169
90
132
Jun
17 74
5574
5674
220
2074
2074
571
20
27%
150
24% May
8% May
Jan
Jun
57%
Refining & Mining Co
Mass
RR
Co
Jan
9
75
23
50
47'%
581
36
Feb
—
1874
19%
1,168
1774
Feb
1,228
60% May
2474 Mar
6874 Jun
27 74
Jun
47%
45%
Jan
Feb
49
Jan
—
65
67%
25 74
2574
26
43%'
4574
1,083
3974
3974
40%
504
46%
46 74
287
39%
5074
497« May
2074 Jan
43% July
3974 July
50
12,50
530
Feb
52%
86 74
181
48% May
20
8674 July
1374
1374
20
12%
Apr
67%
6574
67%
894
52 74
Feb
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
20
Baldwin
Carey
8
—
Manufacturing
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
&
2774,
20
1674
Jun
17% Mar
Jun
497*
Jan
6 74
674
6%
100
674
Jun
774
Jan
Bros
com.—8.50
preferred
.———
Steel
Motor
Ford
Fruehauf
50
84
1274
Crystal
...——..————_—a
Eagle Picher
10
Gibson Art
Hobart
Goebel
Brewing
Rapid
U
S
2
1
Printing
_*
...
Stores
American
Airlines
Tobacco
...
Steel
Jan
5674
47
49 74
2,368
44 74
Jun
1374
5
1374
Jun
41
4274
215
36
Jun
4074
1974
19 7«
110
42 74
88%
8974
4674
467 a
15
176
100
15
10
7274
Apr
Jan
68
68
58
5874
124
1874
18%
45
774
674
774
1,273
48%
49 7 a
72
62
62 7 »
120
76%
797b
30
68
68
68
17%
1774
287b
30
31 *
31
31
7
4674
64%
5
——
197%
———10
—.5
——
2.50
—
3
—
54%
Dynamics ——_—.1
Feb
70
8074
Feb
685b
3174
2974 Mar
31 %
175
184
56 74 Ma r
115
177 74 Mar
4274
Feb
4974
83 74
Feb
26
3074
Feb
3274
187
28 74
Feb
34
5474
54%
26
54%
Jan
5774
5774
20
5774 Mar
68 74
69 74
7174
236
52%
Feb
42%
44
500
38'/a
Feb
12
1474
1574
Jan
17
3374
Jun
3874
3074
Jan
1974
19%
145
18% Mar
Montgomery
Ward
National
Dairy
Distillery
National
New
Register
i
6574
657a
.-46
36 74
3674
3674
75
3374 Jun
38
26 74
52
2474
Feb
28
34%
34 74
20
2874
Feb
6174
1
2074
48
15
—
.........
U S Steel
Westlnghouse
(F
Aluminum
American Airlines
American
59 74
Jun
American
New
Feb
2274
4474
Feb
39 74
58 74
Oil
Amurex
Armco
26 74
26 74
225
2574
Jun
2974
64%
100
57 74 Mar
6774
page
40.
$1.50
Jun
Stand
Corp
class
Co
217
18% Mar
20%
4%
1,080
4 74 Mar
6
74
152
674 July
Co
&
174 Mar
2
Jan
Apr
July
Exchange
Sales
for Week
Shares
conv
2nd
11%
900
1074
1 074
Jan
12
Mar
1014 May
574
100
57
26
5174
1374
—
Jun
Jan
1474
300
57
55%
1474
14,950
300
3374
9574
55%
1 374
49%
38V2
1 00
874
8
34
9974
High
Feb
3174 May
10% Mar
3774
700
1,200
1,100
600
374 May
Feb
57
July
55% July
July
.
14
Feb
16% May
3674 May
July
32 % Mar
,9974 July
95% July
1774 Apr
4274
42 74
700
24
Jan
2.700
40
Feb
25 74 May
44
May
94
8774
94
1,900
06%
Feb
94
4774
4474
47 74
4,600
4174
Jun
4774 July
.7
4274
39 74
43
1,600
31%
Feb
43
2,100
574
Jan
5
7 74
—
774
July
July
874 Mar
2074
Apr
24
331
53%
Feb
5974
59 74
Feb
68% July
62 74 Jun
25
—
5
60 74
14
4774
6%
674
20
27 74
10
6% July
23 74 Feb
2974
Jun
7074
71%
20
6074 Mar
70 74
Jun
Washer
120% 121%
20
21%
65
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
,
Jun
21% July
7274 Jan
:
6774 July
45 74 Jan
Jan
17974 Mar
Jan
7874
Feb
4074
*7
Jan
Jun
200
4% Mar
500
66%
5774
Feb
72%
Jan
Jan
May
58
59%
500
5174
Feb
64%
1574
14 74
15%
1.200
13 74
Feb
16 V2
57b
574
200
4%
Feb
.18%
18%
800
3 6 74
Feb
19% May
28% Mar
.30% May
'
*
18%
*
30 74
...
23*4
10
L_i
10
30%
100
2374
23%
1,500
6
(Un)
Airplane
300
41 %
%
4.100
7%
16,300
.36
:
49%
8
:
2-5
43%
Jan
Mar
5
600
174
74 Jun
6
1 3 74
70
50
4
300
3574
36
700
3374
5974
100,.
48"%
4974
2.800
*
127
Apr
67
Feb
-74
Feb
Jun
Jan
66
May
4974 July
Feb
42% July
May
474
36 74
3 74 Mar
4174
Jan
14% May
5874 Mar
,
Apr
Jun
,Jun
774 July
Jan
70
Jan
'
'
43
July
14%
___5
10
-
.
57
Feb
5974
10
(Un)
:
52%
974
4
—
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!
'2174
•
13
:
Fis^Ties
Corp
George W) Corp
Rorg-Warner Corp
1074
14% Jan
%
%
50c
Booth
Jun
100
'674,
7 74
•
;
Borg
1.800
52
...
:
Corp
9%
20%
~"
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*
9%
—
.1.50
26%
22% Mar
20 74
2074 "
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Co
'
.9%
4
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Boeing
*
3174
100
6
6574
1
;
Manufacturing Co
Steel
38%
18
Jun
Jun
5974
—
Inc
Bethlehem
70 74
5
Manufacturing Corp
Bearings
1474
17074
600
10
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
600
1.600
6
__
July
2774
15
1474
174
_50
pfd
Avco
45%
188
68%
7274
73
387s
1474
17574
176
7274
5
& Santa Fe—
Feb
Jun
24
66 s 4
12274
Low
50
32%
57
33%
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Iligh
—10
common
41
4174
22%
Feb
4.100
Apr
5
4074
2074 July
;
Refining
25
4174
Jun
2
Apr
16
Feb
Jun
39
Jan
574 Mar
674
474 July
100
1,200
.
Automatic
52 74
200
20
^
(111)
Jun
4174
1374
180
4%
2174
common
Jun
5774 Mar
14%
40
19 74
(Un)„
A
24%
60
Jan
2074
Feb
2074
4174
(Un)
Company (Un)
Corp (Un)
6174
20
Jun
177/b Mar
2174
Steel
Jan
67%
Apr
1574
1074
100
11%
.
25
Feb
41%
3174
20
26% Feb
900
31%
100
21
41%
Apr
1174' Jan
549
Range
__
———10
San
48
65%
Jan
1174
"
Jun
10
20
Tel Co
50
69
July
12.50
40
69%
Mny
474
Feb
—...—1
—...
6174
67%
6
59
Week's
—
——*
Co—
24%
Feb
Jun
Feb
of Prices
__
1
61%
8
-
1
(Un)
24 74
Feb
5 74
42 74
19
1174
_
—1
5% non cum preferred
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co .1
18
200
30%
15%
1
—
(Un).
&
Atchison Topeka
Common
Jan
647b
10174
.
1.588
5 74
59
32%
...
Warrants
Jan
15
350
Jun
16
Jan
28%
28%
100
25 74
Feb
29% May
41%
42%
1.000
3874
Feb
42%
43 74
600
14
Jin
Burlington Industries Inc..
Burroughs Corp (Un)
1
BONDS
see
-2974 May
Lore
50c
_—;
&
Ashland Oil &
Jan
53
Rad
Anaconda
July
Feb
12%
footnotes
Apr
—~—10
—
<Un)
Co
Can
common
American
Jan
4874
51%
25%
47%
American Machine & Foundry..—
American Motors Corp..
€3'4 Mar
20
3274
51
368
•
50
5.
American Cyanamid
34% July
70
95
27%
Jan
Broadcasting
Viscose
157
69 "4
Apr
174
Last
Paramount Theatres
American
68%
1998
Co
Jun
24
—10
274
3
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Manufacturing——10
of America.
,1
6974
16%
W)
366
474
Corp.——— 20
Paper
Chalmers
Feb
120
21%
2%
2574 July
374 Jan
40
2
Mfg
4674
56%
213 4
Feb
1474
——l
Corp
lUnt...
Ludlum Steel-.
Tel
49
.......—_—1
Feb
474
40
Tobacco
3974
121%
Cincinnati Transit 474s
For
Brass
American
54%
—*
J»n
Jan
2%
17%
19%
1
— —
American
25
Carbide
1774
1474
200
2.135
674
—1
__—
Corp
Jan
1
Co
500
17
1574
_1
common
—
Jun
„_1
....
Jan
19
10
Laboratories
Steel Co
Allied
May
.10
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray
15%
—.10
common..
Corporation
3974
48
*
50
30%
—1
Packard
39%
—7
.
774
30%
—5
& Axle
eommon—
39
38
61%
July
200
Feb
5674
5
6 74
10 %
Mar
49
26%
220
1074
Mar
Feb
Apr
6%
Paper—.——,—__L.___i._5
36 74
3974
5
...]
6174
20%
2 7 74
974 Jan
Allied Laboratories
Allis
May
2074
Apr
Jan
200
Corporation common
& Co.
"A"—
Alleghany
Alleghany
74 Mar
25%
3
—
Wool worth
33
98
10
Standard OH (N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
U 8 Shoe
34
84
39%
10
Southern Railway
Sperrv Rand
.
93
38%
3874
—...—
—
Union
38 74
38
.-50
Socony Mobil
Texas
38 74
39
.6.25
Jun
1 '/a
Feb
2574
Jan
38%
.
32%
174
100
2.400
10%
474
Armour
Sinclair
,
4574
5
—
—
;
Jan
July
5
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Co
1474
33 74
*
Illinois
Southern
10
55
5
.—
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips
Petroleum
Radio Corp
„
19 74
35 74
*
York Central
Owens
1974
33 74
25
Co
2974 Mar
120
1074 July
174
1074
2674
Akicn
Jun
2
&
Cash
Jan
1
—...
—__—_-l
Admiral
2074 May
1974 July
1
Monsanto Chemical
National
35%
10
...
—.—
8 74
4
common——.1
Acme
Jan
100
—
574 July
500
Par
Apr
85
3574
,
8% Mar
4%
•
Products Inc
Abbott
Apr
34%
Corp
Feb
500
1,000
2%
55
-
474
Friday
71% July
4474 May
157b
(P)
Jun
Mar
6Vb
574
574
59,:
Sale Price
59% Mar
35 74
(Glen L)
23
Jan
2734
2774
1
STOCKS
Jun
34
(The)
674
Feb
May
25%
Midwest Stock
110% July
39 74 July
15%
Mead
Jan
274
5
A
202% May
34
347b
Martin
Jan
10%
2%
1
—;
Wayne Screw common
Jun
*
Lorlllard
16%
23
Manufacturing
Vinco
Apr
68
4374
——
1674
Dillon
Walker
Apr
46%
24
Jan
874
43% May
4% Apr
2% May
267b
2474
1
10
—
Manufacturing
Udylite
Feb
70%
Inc
—
_
24
Jun
Apr
574
6 74
1
—
Mar
200
174
26
Jan
Jun
*
Loew's
32%
1%
26
——3
____
Jun
18
2774
.3
.—
3274
Apr
International, Tel
Tel
57b
59
474
Jan
Jan
International Harvester
&
10%
.—1
__—
common
7% July
49 74 July
.1%
....
5%
■
38%
110
5%
1
...——
common
1974 May
i—5
Electric
General Motors
25
1
Jun
5% July
828
1
Jan
6474
62 >/8
64%
19374 197%
10974 11074
37%
3774
3074
25
—
—*
Jan
16% Feb
100
4
July
Feb
7234
65%
•
58
266
28:%
-5
—
41% May
-2 74
—
1774
2,113
6
Apr
45
Jan
777i
59%
,
5
1774
28%
Jan
374
Sheller
Jan
18
Feb
Feb
552
54 74
2,293
Jan
Feb
18074 Mar
5174 Feb
16%
5%
674
Scotten
May
89% July
4674 July
Jun
5774
174
74
6
Co..—_———.—••—*
&
Brewing
Raisin
Rudy
Jan
24
Jun
Jan
3% Jan
500
common..
•Rocjyysll Spring
4774 July
1474 May
7174
79%
Light
...
Greyhound Corp
River
43 74
Feb
94
18%
.-10
Feb "
170 74
240
274
—2
—
Prophet Company
Jun
52
Davis
Parke
1674 Mar
44
Jan
345
7374
6574
42
10
17374 17674
73
6674
474
274
Corporation
Pfeiffer
Jun
5074
Apr
4174 May
58"
4 74
Products Co—.—
Metals
Studebaker
68
—10
Kodak
52
474
1
——....—,
Chemical
Chemical
Park
T
•1774
42
4
5
Auto-Lite
Federated Department
General
4574
*
Electric
General
95
62%
Ohio
Chemical
Motors
5274
19%
*
Products
Ford
70
——25
—'——
&
Jun
Feb
———25
Power
Jan
68
53
..4-3
.
So
4774
Mar
1
....
Chrysler Corp
Eastman
54
50
50
—
Manufacturing
Pont
39
52
—.1
—-
—1
Clemens
Murray
Apr
69
20
——
Chesapeake & Ohio
Du
r
155
————10
Dayton
56
13%
41
5
Ashland Oil
Dow
49 %
10
——
Anaconda
Corn
100
3974
G.493
—10
Refineries
Michigan
Mt
43 34
5%
3674
4% Mar
13
July
July
5174
46%
Service
Columbia Gas
12
4774
Radiator
Cities
July
82% July
374 July
500
4674
Telephone & Telegraph—100
&
2,298
4
12
47 74
(hew)
Columbus
86
52
American
Bethlehem
82%
84
20
Bre series
Masco Screw
18
52
American
Avco
Leonard
85%
Jun
69
.12.50
Armco
2674 Mar
3274 May
30
Apr
9574 Jan
9074 Mar
1
Can
Cyanamid
American
Jun
Jan
Sheiman
—
American
ACY
20
2574
19
1
22%
Stocks
.
American
Apr
5174
4274
Drug
130
*
Unlisted
Allied
3074
2174
Julv
4374
„L1
Seeley
Kinsel
163
4174 May
Jan
1574 May
"42
5474
Motors
Kresge Co IS S)__
Kysor Heater
736
-1 6674
.
—
293
52
50
King
1
395
5474
Chemical—
Inc
433
56
L——--1
common
Preferred
Electric
3774
6,169
16"4
42 74
*
5474
5
__——
&
40
16%
45
—.
29%
39
—......1
—
Jun
387«
42
45
—
Oil
Lakes
2674
3%
10
Kroger
Procter & Gamble
2174
2674
16%
Industries————-- —1
2574
12
*
Manufacturing
145
40
45'.
Trailer
Wood
Gar
General Motors Corp
High
,
—20
—1
—
Corporation—......
Co..__—
84
25%
100
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
27%
1
common
Edison
29%
.——.—10
Electric
26%
Low
Feb
45 74
Ironrite
Range Sinee Jan.
6474 Jan
680
Howell
Shares
2.602
Jan
0
47% July
80% Apr
1,145
Lamp
Hoskins Manufacturing
High
Feb
79%
13%
Jan
34%
16%
International
of Prices
3 74
217
46%
—
—
3
Corp ——-—__4—...
Federal-Mogul-Bower Rearing — —5
for Week
Low
250
7674
7974
Ex-Cell-O
Sales
Range
3%
4774
1674
Detroit
Exchange
Week's
Jun
4574
Hall
STOCKS
Feb
May
9
74
37«
47
5
—.25
22
15 74
200
1674
Great
Cincinnati Siock
150
398
9 74
4674
Detroit
95
Feb
14
Feb
67% July
,
974
74
374 May
2574 Apr
1574 Jan
10
Davidson
6374 Jan
86%
--
..
2274
15%.. 1674
9
High
2% Mar
145
Consumers Power common ..._———*
10% Jan
23% Jan
21% Mar
4374
•
...
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Low
3
2274
—1
common—-
Burroughs Corporation
2874 May
'
9
7
Rubber
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
3
common—2
products
—
23
100
System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Ealdwin
Metals
Shaies
l'rices„
Low
————1
common
Briggs Manufacturing common ...3.50
Brown-iyicLuren Mfg common _—...—1
Jun
22%
4474
—
...
5
Waldorf
American
9174 Mar
Feb
Electric
Sales
for Week
«f
Par
Allen
May
137%
Jan
27
•
2074
12c
8674 May
42% Feb
5
Sale I'riee
Jan
Exchange
Range
l.ast
Jun
Jun
114
1,200
1 5%
16%
13374 13474
PONTIAC
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
5374 July
128% Jan
Feb
32%
235
10
8c
KALAMAZOO
Detroit Stock
46% Mar
1 02 74
169
35%
114
8c
—
Feb
52
Jan
5974 Mar
71% July
July
234
3474
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
63%
47%
114
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
1
Stock Excnange
DETROIT
81% Mar
57
55 74
10774 108%
...
Midwest
Ford Building
Jan
74% July
52%
_.
4 2 74
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Feb
48
40 74
__
Exchange
397a May
47
__
Stock
Detroit
1974 Jan
,4474
Feb
54'4
70%
Stock
Jan
31
58
28%
York
Jan
30% Jun
33
"
7374
25
Corp
Co
&
630
66 74
Feb
•
Mach
Rubber
1 00
Members
New
Jun
•
-
Co
Shoe
Vermont
(N J)
Co
Fruit
3 6 74
1574 July
36% Jun
179%
1
Co
United
4774
10
30%
—
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
8'4 Mar
Jan
—
—*
—
toe
Inc
Torrington
1,279
15 74
5%
*
Association
Webster
Stop & Shop
50 74
,
__
25
Co
5774
__
5
50
203
45%
67 74
30%
100
Chemical
RR
6774
4474
"
__
common.—..50
Kerinecott Copper
Jun
15 74
•
—...
Co
Electric
17074
4874
Ry Co—
preferred "B"_—100
cumulative
G%
Assoc
cumulative
5
2,352
3674
49
-—;——100
>—
Pers Prop^;
Service
774
65%
Boston & Maine RR common.—.——100
5
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Low
High
High
774
__
JULY
Sales
Shares
173% 176'/z
17674
ENDED
for Week
of l'liees
Low
5
Tel
&
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Range
Last
FOR
$10,687.50
50% May
58
Jan
_1
12
12
'100
14%
Jan
5
46%
47%
300
4874
Jun
Butler Brothers
15
24%
24%
200
2874
Jan
1
Volume
Number 5653
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
(141)
Chronicle
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
<
Low
Par'
Crlvunet
Hecla
&.
Inc
Canadian.Pacific (Un
Corp
5
_
■
"
Corp
South
West
Central
&
a-
—
Jun
200
55 Vb
Jun
633a
Jan
15 3
4
400
14%
Feb
173A
Jan
Motorola
234
2.200
17b
Jun
Mount
1,200
34 3 4
Jan
1
27%
Jun
38 3
277a
23
4
•
3
Feb
Co
(Ine)
11%
Feb
31
May
National
Apr
National
Distillers
69%
Jan
400
56'A
400
56
61%
62
200
60
Feb
25%
Industries
Napco
18%
187b
Paul & Pac common.
Lead
Co
39%
100
*
Cliicago So Shore & So Bend RR—!
$7 conv pfd —
Chicago Towel Co
Chrysler
Corp
—
—
—1-
Corp
Products
4 % '*>
Apr
North
American
Aviation
Jun
3734
Jan
North
American
Car
10
34 7 a
100
10'b
1,000
Jan
12 %
Feb
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Pacific
767b
797b
2,400
6474
Jan
80 34
Apr
67%
6774
67 7 b
400
39%
39%
44 3 i.
400
38'A
Feb
46 74
Jun
41%
Feb
51
States
82
200
82
July
89 74
37%
377a
100
37
Feb
43 74
May
17 3A
18
150
15 ®4
Jun
2074
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
1774
2,600
1674
Feb
18%
Jari
Owens-Illinois
6,400
3774 July
93 Va
100
2774
28%
1,500
147b
46 '
15
Corp—______ 1.33 la
Co.————*
Oak
Oil
—
Apr
Pacific
157b
Jun
Pan
Jan
Paramount
r
497b
v
20% Apr
Mar'
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22
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100
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17
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22%
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Feb
43%
10
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45
1
:
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5
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48
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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5
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80
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Sale Price
1
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•
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Since Jan. 1
12.50
3
JULY 5
STOCKS
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,
80
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•
50
1
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33
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RANGE
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Friday
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.
•
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Friday
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Week's
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Last
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Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common
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British
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31
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31
2.219
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26
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857
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10
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2
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40
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102
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25
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par
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24
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Jan
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32
3,750
common
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585
11
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49
Jun
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1,195
49%
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common
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Canadian
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35
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12%
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15
July
May
Canadian
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•
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160
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20
May
Canadian
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18
17/2
18
3,355
15
Canadian Oil Companies common——•
38 A
38 A
3 J/a
2,580
19
May
39% July
20% July
1953
common
--
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warrants
Canadian
Petrofina
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Coghlin
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Crown
33 A
33,s
3.005
28%
Feb
25
885
23%
200
27
Apr
Apr
26% Jan
32% Jan
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17% Jun
13% May
28% Jan
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33
32%
33
295
8%
8
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2,80 0
31
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5
140
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45
300
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52
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22
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pfd
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12/a
28 28%
12
700
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26 k
12^2
27
8 /2
9
9.50
1,355
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26
2i
28
1,855
740
19%
*
7
Sale Price
5'«
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pfd___
—-100
———*
com
preferred
British
Packers
cl
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B
33
Jan
13% Apr
27% May
Jan
Canada
&
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Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
14
14
i*
250
13%
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32 A
32/2
33
445
26% Mar
14% May
33% Jun
Canadian
•
Canadian
Power
•
83%
63 /a
63/2
500
51
69
Canadian
Silk
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
28
26 /a
29 A
Canadian
Westinghouse
Dominion
•
Stores
Dominion Tar
Red
common
Ltd
&
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pfd
23%
Dominion Textile common
Donohue
Dow
Du
Brewery
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of
—
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8%
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37,875
19 %
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53
195
39%
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3,175
12 A
Preferred
Feb
29% July
55%
12%
Jun
Catelli
Food
Products
Jan
Claude
Neon
General
class
A
18
21
Feb
Consolidated
Apr
9%
Jun
Consolidated
11% July
13%
Apr
Crain
Canadian
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970
30
Jan
30%
690
17
Feb
22
75
75
488
75
July
82%
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385
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
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24%
Jun
27%
Jan
Eastern Steel Products
9% July
11%
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—
10
25%
25%
9 A
May
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Feb
Ford
Feb
5%
Jun
Foreign
Jan
1.00
Jan
Lambert
5
100
1.00
50
1
17%
17%
380
a51%
a52
223
52
21
Foundation Co of Canada—
•
21%
Rights'
90c
•
\
Motor
—
•
5% preferred
General Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Steel
Wares
common
•
pfd inc 1927
Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas.
21
21,4
91c
37,237
28
29
15%
3.120
80c
840
2
80c
27
Jan
18
May
Co
Jun
55%
100
55
56
600
53
a40
a42
7
6%
7
a43
25%
Apr
1.35
Jun
Minnesota
Jun
33%
Jan
Moore
MacLaren
com__
Power
41%»,
45
Jan
May
Jan
37% Mar
155
6%
105
44
38 y8
Jun
May
Feb
31% May
103
66
May
Preferred
Lewis
Ltd
MacMillan
Mailman
&
Corp
Ltd
class
5%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
B
cum
Mitchell
Molson
(Robt)
pfd
class A
Co
Jan
8
National
Steel
Noranda
Car
Mines
Northwest
Steel
23% May
Russell
41
67'A
990
63%
Jun
—
57%
•
—
5
11
65
55%
55%
75
46% Mar
56%
58
2,279
50% Mar
al3 al3%
120
13
Jun
4,187
11
Mar
11
11%
common
240
98%
A
105
•
1
Co
*
.100
Mar
Jun
Industries
Toronto
300
28%
Feb
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Apr
150
49%
Jan
70
Jun
10
Co
56%
56 %
56%
210
42
Jan
-f
Jun
45
Jun
C-:
Feb
13%
Jun
17% May
Ltd—
6%
cum
Ltd
Maurice
—
Ltd.—
tow^r o>.
Ltd
Traders Finance
Corp class A——
Jun
Trans
Mountain
Oil
12%
Apr
Union
Gas
% May
10
10
5
10
Jun
11
24
2,845
16
Jan
25
Jun
100
2,024
101
663
53%
750
61
60%
63
1,380
47%
Jan
70
Jun
58%
56%
58 %
1,305
47 %
Jan
62
May
12%
12%
12%
200
18%
18%
100
a8%
a8%
5
32
94%
Feb'
90% Mar
42%
9
Jan
Jan
18% May
8% May
uu%
Jan
102%
Jan
57%
Apr
13%
19
9%
31
32
885
28
Mar
35
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a90
20
92
May
96
7'A
7%
3,466
6
Feb
79
May
58%
a83%
a83%
a84
35
81 %
79%
81%
586
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a46
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—
8%
25
8%
8%
25
25 %
7%
Jun
May
Power
Canada
page
40.
'.6%
10%
Jun
12%
Jan
78c
Jun
1.30
Jun
2
'
Jun
Feb
11
200
1.00
10,400
123
123
100
123
May
136
May
29
100
24
May
2J
July
11
90c
85c
—
.
■
42%
39%
41
786
36%
Apr
115
106
115
l,0u5
104%.
Jan
144% May
84%
80%
85%
560
6712
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35 % July
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7 -u
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2.000
6%
1,125
*
44
44
44
25
9
16
4.35
Jun
Jan
J5
July
July
IV/2
Jan
3.10
•
•
Jun
(')
41
Ci
Feb
Tic
Feb
Apr
Anacon
Mines
Lead Mines Ltd—
Atlas
Aull
Sulphur & Iron
Metal
Mines
85
Jun
Bateman
Jun
48
Jan
Beatrice
8
Mar
11
Jan
May
Red
Ltd—14c
Co
14c
16c
11,000
—*
10c
11c
5,500
Ltd..^
M
505
22%
Jan
26
25
25
305
23 Va
Apr
25% May
Bonnyville
17%
1,510
15
Jan
18
Boreal Rare
37
37
60
35
Jun
40
45
20
Jan
22%
Jun
150
92
July
95%
—
—
lie
875
1.40
Feb
16c
Jan
30c
Jun
1.70
Feb
2,00
.
Feb
17c
Jun
2,000
2.15
Jun
17c
Jun
10c
Jun
20c
May
16
20%
Jan
1.75
Mar
Apr
16 %
1.05
1.22
8,900
85c
Jan
21c
25c
2,000
13c
May
35c
Ltd—__————.—1
11c
15c
4,600
11c
July
22c
35c
37c
4,500
33c
Jun
6%c
7c
1,500
60c
63c
28,100
Mining
Lake
16%
—.—1
Gold
Mines
Ltd—1
—
1
63c
1
13c
Refining Corp
1
voting trust—*
5c
Jan
Jan
16 VB
—
Jan
8 %c
-1
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd—
Belle-Chibougaraau Mines Ltd—
16%
July
9c
1.75
Bellechasse
Bay
7c
5,590
1
Mines
Jan
3,300
23.500
Jun
35c
2,000
-
1.75
Ltd
Mines
Barvallee
1:44
16c 18 %c
18c
9c
1.40
20c
7%c
9c
9c
50c
"7c
—1
——1
20.650
39c
-*
——
Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corp
1
Arcadia Nickel Corp Ltd_^_~———1
45
100
Oil Stocks—
Ltd—.
Ameranium
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.50
Jan
6%C May
11c
Jan
Jan
69c
May
40c
Jan
__
a21%
—
a21 a21 %
92
92
May
May
Oil
&
Metals Ltd
Bornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten
Calalta
Petroleums
Jun
1.31
1.37
I,600
*
Ltd—
33%
34
309
6c
6c
1,500
10
10
10%
52c
52c
8.80
8.70
8,90
25c
50
76
July
80
May
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
|
May
Canadian Atlantic
May
May
Canadian
32
32
683
30
Mar
38
23
175
21% Mar
26
134
135
220
100
Jan
25'A
25%
200
23
Feb
10%
11
980
10% May
141
26%
Jun
13
Jan
39
Feb
45% July
715
55%
Jan
84
Jun
54
1,172
50
May
59
Jan
78
Jun
54
53'A
78
78
78
25
12%
12
12%
255
11
Apr
13% May
45
41
Jan
43
.
86%
Feb
42
42
43
31%
30
32
1,164
27%
Jan
32
23%
24%
4,050
16%
Fib
71%
25%
71'A
72 Va
1,559
64
Mar
77
20
May
19%
20
1,925
16
Jan
23
Jun
16%
16%
153^
1,065
153/,
157/3
11,330
91 %
91 %
92 %
1.054
41
13
Jun
18%
Jan
Admiral
Oils
Oil
Collieries
_*
Ltd—^
Resources
2
Canadian
Homestead
Cassiar
Asbestos
Gold
4,200
6.50
Feb
Ltd—____10c
—
2.65
2.74
4,900
2.10
May
'58c
1
Mines
Ltd:
17% July
22
20%
58
58
58
10
49
Jan
69%
60
69%
69%
1,290
60
Feb
73
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
45c
Jan
Mar
82c
May
3.00
Jan
5.65
Apr
24c
28c
8,300
20c
MaV
55c
Jan
10c
9c
10c
11.000
9c
Jun
19c
Jan
5c
5c
2,500
4c
Jtin
7%C Jan
1
fi.70
6.70
i-' 109
6.25
Jun
10%
12%
105.917
8.80
Apr
2.00
2.15
3,300
Jun
Jan
4.25
Feb
2.05
500
15c
14c
16c
II.200
13c
Jun
46c
Jan
23c
20c
25c
87,600
16c
Feb
40c
Jun
—1
2.05
.1
Consolidated
Monpas Mines Ltd
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines—
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd
:
20c
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
1.90
9.25
12% July
4.20 Feb
1
Cadillac Mines Ltd
Copoer Rand Chib Mines
Cortez Explorations Ltd
2.00 July
1
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp—
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
Halliwell
ADr
May
39c
2.15
Consolidated
20%
30c
.500
11%
15% July
345
10,400
10,450
•
30
22
35c
60c
3.90
24 %c
1
Ltd
Jan
21%
Jan
May
2.74 July
50c
32c
.
—75c
Corp Ltd..:
Oils
30c
10
1
Jan
July
July
•
—
Denison Mines Ltd
10
•
70c
3.80
33c
1
Consol Central
25%
6
i—l
Consolidated
500
Jan
600
6,000
Apr
250
7%
5% Mar
6
Jan
30
Jan
Jun
:
Rio
Jan
59c
10%
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd;
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Central-Del
13%
Feb
Feb
72c
Jun
30
Feb
5.90
8.40
44%
Jun
%
Jun
45c
70c
Canuba Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Jan
'04%
8.20
Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—,
Ltd
Feb
ll'Vac Mar
70c
Canadian
Mines
1.52
Jun
8.30
3
Can-Met Exploi ations Ltd
Carnegie
6c
9
2.30
Feb
24
—1
Petroleums
Oils
500
2,800
Feb
Ltd—*
—:
Devonian
2,300
-
1.25
.
Ltd—
'
preferred
Canadian
1.37
7
Ltd
Co
Common
5%
Ltd
41%
__
570
Feb
Mines
96%
25
18
Uranium
38
230
39
17%
Cahimet
40% May
41
15%
18
Jun
16%
15
21%
May
Mar
39
—
Mar
15% May
81
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Canadian
31
23
134
Jan
May
July
1,526
May
23c
16c
50c
76
57%
Mar
3,700
49%
Feb
Jun
18c
21.000
76
47%
48c
Jun
13c
60c
48%
__
Feb
4 %c
6,500
21c
49
29
23c
24c
4,109
16c
915
Mar
Apr
7,999
5c
50c
26
25
15c
42c
5c
1
25%
Jan
13c
38c
20c
Mines Ltd
26
890
*
25%
Feb
6
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A^
83
•
Mines
86
__
Southern Canada
Feb
14!
4.25
Bandowan
45%
•
Mining and
Alta
25
•
Ltd
18'2
225
a8%
Baker Talc
81
•
150
15
14! V
6
Jan
45
25
a24
23%
4.30
Alscope Exploration Ltd
17%
••
common
■~2'Vu July/
5% May
(L E>———*
Jan
81
•
Jun
July
64 % Mar
*
Jun
45
•
4%
10
4L
Ltd^
Apr
10%
10
a
14%
430
*
Pipe Line Co
Canada Ltd—
Hotel
23%
137
4.75
Jun
22%
98%
Windsor
a
A—
May
Of
Mar
72%
29
-1.
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class
45
41
70
;—.—*
—
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Iron
—,—--*
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Gas
41
41
4.50
—
13
99
7%
Apr
May
2
07%
Ltd
60
51%
•
8-i
29'
04%
•
Pow Co
....
(Canada)
Southern Canada
53%
14
15
83%
29%
70
Apr
100%
•
76%
Apr
83%
Apr
•
Jan
Feb
%
94
24
Feb
"1-
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235
07 %
Jun
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it %
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19%> Mar
100
20%
115% May
i.50 Apr
Apr
May
10% Mar
29%
83
84
84
8%
20
Jan
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Jun
.5
150
84 %
100
Jan
/'n
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4.00
100
11
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4
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd. 1
23
4.00
8%
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
2,257
105'«'
20
Corp..1
32%, Jun
50% Feb
31 %
102
4,00
11
a
"
41
Jan
24-%
Shirriff-Horsey
4%
1st pfd_50
86%
•
common
see
100
51
50
footnotes
75
4.95
Jan
Water 4. Power common..*
4% preferred
50
Williams of Canada com....*
For
130
4.95
43
A
of
130
4.95
47%
Shawlnigan
Co
25
90
•
St Lawrence Cement class
A
Steel
Jan
100
A—
Paper
Power
Mills
60
100
common
(A V)
(Canada)
Royal Bank of Canada..,
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Simpsons
21
25
•
Preferred
;
Sicks' Breweries
625
44
Roe
Sherwin
22 %
48
•
preferred
Corp
22
*
Paper
^
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•
Quebec Power
Lawrence
Jan
22 %
48
•
Corp of Canada
Series
53
*
Investment
&
Jan
1
Price Bros & Co Ltd
common
St
Jun
Apr
43%
—
*
Company
5%
32%
47%
30'%
•
4% preferred
Provincial Transport
23
44
•
Placer Development
Powell River
Power
class
35
25
31V4
•
common
Jun
32
Quebec Telephone Corp common——5
Jun
100
Products
Mar
40
52%
July
Jan
67%
pid
cum
class
Light &
Steel
30
•
pfd
Jan
32
part 2nd pfd——•-—50
c
11
•
Corp
31
*
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Corp of Can
n
771
100
Page-Hersey Tubes
Penmans
6%
125
5
:
Jan
100
52%
Premier
31
•
Ltd
Utilities
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ontario
Power
30%
30%
•
—*
Feb
29%
52%
•
May
Reitmans
___•
common
1,55
Juri
1.20
1,200
30
•
preferred
39%
Jun
July
15%
23% May
50
Class B
&
39%
May
May
05
32%
14%
Apr
100
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
4%%
3,106
50
20
Jan
50
34%
5
Jan
100
Breweries Ltd class A
Morgan
1.20
33%
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common
19
pfd—_100
common
Preferred
McColl Frontenac Oil
Mersey Paper 5%%
1.20
34
Feb
May
30
19
—
_*
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1.20
45
22
!___
Bros
A_*
—.—*
45
46% Mar
v47
0
Lines
36
65
Apr
41
5
Pipe
cl
Sec
v
Jun
4.00 Jan
Jun
19
7.50
11%
10
Acceptance class A
2.00
25
^
430
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
1
•
International Utilities Corp common
Laurentide
25C
95
Ltd..—
Inc
Quebec
19
100
common
150
50
.50
Dfd
3.00
"%
Feb
5
Mar
4.09 Mi
3.25 Mar
20
common
preferred
30
—.
Interprovincial
1st
Feb
29
■4
7%
Ontario
&
Northern
18%
50
Canada
3.00
•
._
42
50
(Walter
Corp Ltd
30
—•
——
82.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
of
75
a42%
10
__
100
7%
Apr
Jan
July
18%
•
1
3.30
"7%
7%
Mar
5
Can
Canadian
180
1,210
•
Indust Accept
Corp common
$2.25 preferred
Int Nickel
705
100
of
Sec
Lowney Co Ltd
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Warrants
Inland Cement
31
100
63A
45
27%
30 Va
a42%
_*
—
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3
Howard Smith Paper common
Hudson Bay Mining
1
50
—
•
Home Oil class A
Class B
Bank
56
5
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Lakes
Imperial
—
1
Goodyear Tire 4%
Great
—
JLOO
—
22% Mav
Jan
20
Corp
Power
Power
Newfoundland
common
24
Apr
44
A____*
Engineering Works
Kootenay
1.00
10
5
1.00
5
Gatineau Power
Jan
13
75
pfd——49
class
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Zellerbach
"5
10
5
1-00
■.
Ltd
Crown
East
75
*
Ford Motor Co
common
21%
25
Jan
—
17%
a5l%
Fraser Cos Ltd
4,629
10
20 A
London
Corp
_
52
Ltd.——„_*
Co
Standard
30
1
—
Players
Famous
Div
20
•
Heating Prod class A
Feb
Jun
■
14% Mar
23
A„._*
Paper Corp Ltd—
30
*
B
cl
Consumers Gas
Jan
Corp
Ltd
20%
•
Match
Electrolux Corp
22 %
I-.
17%
■
'
"
a
3.30
Ltd—_»
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Advert
•
50
Eddy
Class
Products
375
1
Enamel &
Jun
Jan
Jun
8,703
July
j
July
12% July
50
17%
Jan
19% May
Feb
5
Jan
10%
Mar
9%
20% a20%
1
Paper
10% May
7%
14%
39%
Apr
8'
100
12%
a
High
1.50 May
Feb
85c
32
51%
a
*
Co
&
•
Ltd
Canada Sec common
Dupuis Freres
,4
--
103A
Jan
Low
16%
23
Sugar
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.-—-*
Canadian
*
Dominion Glass
*
Rarge Since Jan. 1
High
a!4%
17%
Canadian
Dominion
Feb
%
—--1
Jan
9
Dominion Corsets
Foundries & Steel com
...
Shares
12%
20
Columbia
for Week
Low
Par
Lumber
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
Feb
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Brown Company———
Distillers
Funds
2474
•
Glass
Cork
Canadian
33 A
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Corbys class
Feb
4% Mar
24a*
"
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•
Equipment
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
Consumers
11
10
■
*
Farm
150
1,025
Canadian Stock Exchange
2»
Railway
Ltd
Apr
26% Mar
14% July
34% May
—
Pacific
Cockshutt
20%
-
1955 warrants
Canadian
Jan
1
10c
Jan
27c
Mar
1,000
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
19%
19%
1,600
13
Jan
25%
85c
85c
500
71c
Feb
2,500
10c
Jun
18c
Mar
11c
May1
22c
Jan
14c
10c
19%
—:
12c
11,% c :
51.509.
20c'
10c
12c
"
-
12c
1
16c
5,500
-1,309
2.85
7c
2.95
3.20
1
1
1
.
3.30
435
6C
7c
3,500
2.30 Mav
3.20
July
6e
Jan
1.35
5.25
;.10
%%c
Apr
•Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
•
Number 5653
186
Volume
v.
.
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Dablo:
Alining Corp__
Ltd—,—_—:
Daine
Mines
Duvan
Ltd
Low
•
Corp
Dome
Shares
Copper Co Ltd
i4C
lijc
3.530
9c
14.000
12%
264
24c
1
_
Low
12%
__
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JULY
ENDED
5
24c
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1,000
1
——*
.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Last
9
%c
Jun
8c
Osasdisn
High
15c
Jun
14%
72c
STOCKS
Last
Jun
24c
Jan
July
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Sales
Range
Friday
16Vic Apr
July
12% May
Exchange
Funds
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
*
Eastern Asbestos
Ltd—/
Co
i
35c
Empire Oil
Minerals
«fc
1
Inc__
Metal Mines Ltd——
Fab
14c
1
500
2.85
I.700
28c
4.500
25c
July
14c
2.85
35c
2.70
25c
Eastern Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd_—____________1
15c
31.000
14c
Jun
18c
18c
35c
700
15c
335
33%
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—-_—•
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc—f—-1
24c
17c
24c
143.000
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd-^,_—_—1
2.38
2.38
2.48
1.500
8.70
8.70
Florida
Canada
Fontaua' Mines
Fundy
Corp——
1
—
Ltd——-—1
(1945 .)
Bay
Copper Mines
Oils Ltd—
Futurity
35%
__
•
1
•
8c
,
15c
85c
35%
Jun
14c
**"■
100
4.05 Mar
80c
Feb
29%c
Jan
42%
Jan
25c
May
Feb
6.65
Jam
24 %c Mar
Feb
1.75
Jan
65c
2.70 July
Feb
3.15 May
8.90 May
Apr
8c
1,000
6c
Mav
14c
Jan
15c
6.500
13c
Jun
23c
Jan
88c
69,100
55c
May
88c
Power &
Acadia
Atlantic Sugar
Class
A
Acme
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Ventures
1
Ltd—+_
13c 15%c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
19
225
90
90
50
10 Vic 10 Vic
Copper Com Ltd
>
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—___5
Hudson-Rand
10,500
Jan
ll'c
Mar
6c
Jan
lie
Apr
Alberta
22c
May
45c
Jan
Algom
7c
July
13c
Jan
8c
May
23%
Feb
7c
8c
2,000
9c
9c
il2c
28,500
33 %
34
940
1
21c
21c
28c
3.067
21c
1
18c
17c
18c
II.700
11c
1
68c
61c
68c
2.500
61c
.1
55c
51c
62c
200.600
_1
4%c
4c
5c
21,500
14
14
100
Mines Ltd—
Gold
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—
Iso
Mines—
Uranium
Jardur.
Mines
Kerr-Addiscn
Gold
Kontiki Lead
Zinc
Labrador
._——
Ltd voting trust
—1_1
Ltd
Mines
—
Ltd—— _l
Mines
,
12c
Louvicourt Goldfield Corn
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd—
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
New
British
Formaoue
New
Goldvue
Ltd—__—:
Mines
New Harrieana
New
Jack Lake
New
Pacific
1.000
32c
5%
1.50
16%
1.50
16%.
May
65c
Apr
Jun
23c
Jan
American
Feb
90c
Jan
Jan
84c
Jun
Jun
13c
Jan
Anacon
17
Jan
31c
12c
Jun
23c
55c
Jan
1.35 July
2.08
Jan
100
16% Mar
20%
Jan
20c
May
65c
Jan
98c
Apr
1.75 May
26c
1,200
24c
Jun
1.08
Apr
1.99
II,250
1.62
Jun
2.65 Mar
4.00
4.60
1,000
3.45
Feb
4.65 Mar
new
Ltd
3.00
1.89
200
21c23%c
.
34.000
Feb
21c
3.05
Jun
62c
Jan
Jan
10c
10c
1,000
10c
July
24c
Jan
32c
32c
1,000
31c
Apr
35c
Jun
Jim
49c
125
9c
2,700
15c
12c
15c
1,000
—
6c
6%e
3,600
,r
1
8c
__
Ltd
—_*
Norsyncomaque Mining Ltd——_1
5.6c
.
1
8c
,
20c
20c
Aluminum
3,905
85c
55,050
«lo
Jan
880
11,500
10c
Feb
20c
6.00
6.00
<1945)
Oils
Okalta
35c
7.40
Jan
Apr
27c
Jan
5.60
Jan
Julv
Apr
1.80 Mar
Jan
35c
100
5.55
56c
Apr
1.25
3,000
35c.
1
\14c
14c
15c
—
2.60
2.58
2.69
5.800
*'
Opemisce Explorers Ltd——
1
Operttiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd. 1
Orchan
Ltd—
Uranium--Mines
9.00 Mar
35c
July
July
30c
5.500
28c
11%
3.825
28,000
31
1,815
Mines Ltd—
—w
:_1
Explorations Ltd_l
Mining Corp
Gas
Permo
6c
Phillips Oil
0,il Ltd 4%%
Co Ltd
Analogue
1.40
100
49c
51c
3,441
35c
20%
4,925
18% Jan
25% May
93%
93%
92
Jan
8
Jan
95% Apr
17
May
40% July
Area
Porcupine Prime
Portage Island
Gas
Provo
Producers
July
1,000
9c
Apr
8.000
14c
Jun
33c
7,900
30c
Jan
3.65
800
2.40
1.50
1.50
1.54
1.600
1.40
7c
7 %c
9.500
7%'C
7c
8c
2.500
26c
25c
27c
5,400
3.40
3.30
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Oil
10c
10c
25c
1
Ltd-
Ltd—:
Development
3.5.0
1.03
12c
34 c
45c
Jen
May
Jun
Jan
3.90
Apr
Jan
1.85
Apr
Jun
15c
Jan
6 % c May
17c
Jan
75c
Feb
3.70
Apr
7c
25c
Jun
1.98
2,300
1.10
11c
1
8,300
Jan
Jun
2.28
2,000
10c
Jun
26c
Mar
31,000
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
38c
9%c
5,200
36c
77c
Jan
12c*
1.01
Jan
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd-
1
Red Crest Gold Mines
•
9c
8c
9c
12.500
7c
May
19c
Jan
Rexspar Uran & Met Min Co Ltd-.:—1
57c
57c
57c
6,000
55c
Feb
99c
May
1
75c
80c
38,200
75c
July
80c
July
1
6c
6c
500
5%c May
9c
Jan
Sharbot
Lake
Mines
Ltd—
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd—
South Duf&ult* Mines Ltd
Stanleigh
Uranium
Mining
_1
Sullivan Cons
Tacne Lake
Tarbell
Tib
United
Valor
Ltd
2,200
2.80
200
■
17%
2.80
Jun
12c
Jan
Jan
6.25
Apr
Feb
23
Jun
4.00
Jan
Ltd
Corp
23,700
22c
Jun
57c
Jan
12c
12c
12c
750
9c
Jun
30c
Jan
56c
55c
62c
69,300
10c
Jan
65c
Jun
23c
22c
24c
10,100
20c
Jun
60c
Jan
34c
31c
36c
6,400
18c
Apr
70c
May
20c
20c
20c
1,600
18c
Apr
33c
Jan
1
1,500
5.50 Mar
7.00
3.60
7,100
1.80
4.40 May
1
13c
13c
13c
3,600
•
Mines
6.60
3.30
42%
41
1.30
1.15
__1
52c
52c
60c
7.100
50c
1
35c
32c
35c
6.500
32c
July
1.00
1.03
14,400
91c
Mar
2.35
2.50
500
*
—
Ltd—
Ventures Ltd
Rights
:_a
Virginia Mining Corp__;
—
43
%
13c
1.350
1.45
Pyjrite & Copper Corp
Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd—
West
May gill
Gas
Westville- Mines
&
_*
Oil
Ltd
1.02
»
1
Ltd—
1
15%c
14c
3,084
16c
Jan
1.00
May
22c
Jan
44
July
33% Mar
1.90
12c
21,000
Jun
1.60
MONTREAL STOCK
2.35
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
2.50 July
Jun
27c
Jun
230
'
Local
9
Dame
River
Gold
-——
Barnat
Base
Mines
Bibis
Biltmore
Black
British
Q.
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see
page
40.
61c
159,785
20 %c
Mar
9c
11c
57,000
9c
21c
16,500
10c
11c
15,800
1.90
16
16%
3,385
32
32%
635
2.85
2.90
7,325
31c
31c
33C
46%
3.40
58 %
46%
47%
3.513
3.40
3.50
12,426-
58%
58 %
27c 27 %c
2,300
17c
Feb
May '
39c
Jan
Jun
21c
Jan
2.01
1.60 Mar
Jun
2.40
20%
Jun
15%
31
41
-
Jan
3.65 May
Jun
60
Feb
Jun
25c
Jan
May
54%
3.10 May
55%
Jan
42c
May
46
Jan
3.30
Feb
23 %c Feb
v
Jan
12% c Jan
Jun
6c
7,066.
882
Jan
10c
10,900
2.80
Jan
Jan
1.16 Mar
20c
4,300
10c
Apr
14c
Jan
45c
Jan
Mar
Ltd
*
9%c
9%c
1
.77 c
6%
110
19c
*
1
——
11c
9,000
79c
18,100
6 %
75c
5%
1,425
12%c
Jun
1.89
Mar
75c
Jan
Jun
5%
7% May
Feb
Jan
1.75
1.20
9,900
90c
Jun
19c
20c
8,500
19c
Jun
40c
19%
19%
19%
100
14%
Apr
19% May
1
2.78
40%
87c
2.75
3.00
1.52
1.51
•
25
50c
16c
95c
129,619
40
42
19,262
86c
91c
200,347
1.67
4,550
17c
3,642
16c
8c
8c
II,500
1.93
1.84
2.0G
9,665
1.10
1.05
1.15
1,650
19 %c
—1
—I
Mines
21c
6,200
8c
,
—
1
Apr
3.15 May
July
46% May
Jun
1.14 May
1.58
40
Jan
86c
Feb
2.75
Jun
1.50
Jun
32c
Feb
Jan
1.75 Feb
12c
Jan
16c
6%c
1.60 Mar
Feb
90c
Jan
2.65
Jan
70c
19 %c July
6% Mar
5 Va May
*
6
6
6
100
•
common
95c
79c
1.04
23,600
7%e
7%c
8c
5,200
7%c Jun
14c
Mar
13c
22,600
8%c Feb
15c
May
48c
1
12c
10 %c
1
64c
50c
64c
61,038
——50
46%
44
46 %
85
1
6%c
6%c
7%c
*
4.25
4.25
4.25
600
1
1.01
95c
1.10
12,200
•
9%
9%
10
18,010
1
55c
48 % c
55c
26.500
1
3.00
3.00
3.20
12,625
78%
1
—
Ltd
Petroleums
Traction
8c
Jun
*
common;
Mines
common
Ltd
;
5,500
Columbia Electric—
65c
1.12
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.55
Jun
42%
Jun
49
Mar
6c
Jun
10c
Jan
3.75
70c
42c
5.45 Mar
Feb
1.10 July
Mar
7%
Jan
10
Mar
July
90c
<
May
3.60 Jun
2.60 Mar
40
41%
42
275
39'/a Jun
100
50
88
90
130
88
47
48
505
46% Jun
12
2,695
__
50
—
—
Jan
84
Jun
77
78%
41%
90
47%
100
—
44
Feb
Feb
95% Mar
Jun
50
Mar
British
Columbia Forest Products
•
11%
12
10% May
13%
Jan
British
Columbia Packers
class A
•
15%
15%
227
14%
Feb
17
Apr
*
14%
16%
1,095
13%
Jan
17%
Apr
Class
B
Broulan
Bruck
class
6%
6%
150
8
Jan
9c
10c
18,000
8c
Jan
19c
Jan
8c
8c
18,000
8c
Mar
15c
Jan
74c
*
A
10c
—■—J-
Mines
6s
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
--
1
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Smelting
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Gold
6-J5
8
*
——
Petroleum
Consol
Cement
Foils
25c
—
—*
-*
l®8
.——*
Oil_
common
*
20
*
common
Foundries
Canada
Life
Assurance.,—
common
10i
2
J-8?
l.JO
34
2
%
~
8<,„n
5.00
6.75
1,405
6% July
12%
8%c
5,500
8c
July
12c
C7c
Jan
12c
May
- -
^2
27
27
2
--
39 %
82c
7,500
14c
14c
2,500
7c
7c
2,500
25%
25%
25
65c
81,300
14
75
10%
11
2,225
9% May
113/4
Apr
7%
7 %
100
6%' Jan
7%
Apr
1.85
2.57
105.700
50
28
23
6%c
21c
11 %c
Apr
36
25% July
82c
Feb
15% Jan
3.20 May
Feb
1.65
1.55
Jun
1.21
1.40
30.580
34%
4,380
24
Feb
78%
215
62
Mar
'
95%
96
60
4.90
5.00
500
10%
4,155
5.30
5.40
200
27
27%
480
27%
27%
75
16%
16 %
100
39
41
470
150
90
50
50
140
24
430
23
Apr
May
Jan
13%
77%
1.31
Apr
Feb
26c
33%
150
-10
common
Apr
Mar
2.50 May
76c
9.80
1
1
Iron
Malting
18'»
>
—
6% Mar
8c
..
*
Dock class A
July
14
or7c
Products
—
74c
50c
,"c
~
—
41% July
6.50
—
Lake
Lake
Dry
Jan
4,650
1
Mining
Jun
Apr
1.07
279
76c
Mines
Brunsman
53
47%
Feb
41
52
42%
74c
51%
*
Co—
Mines
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
3,853
51
41%
1
Columbia Telephone
25
Columbia Power
British
Preferred
Per
50c
15%
29%
47c
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5 "!r preferred
Canada
July
Jan
Canada
P.
Jan
-Feb
9%c
25c
Preferred
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S,
7
24
3.800
21,500
4%%
Canada
2-4545
511
1,918
10c
%c Jun
11% May
118% May
Jan
26%
1.75
16%
19
July^
9-% July
90
37%c
Britalta Petroleum
Canada
Office:
St., New York City, MUrray Hill
11c
35c
Ltd
Mines
Brilund
10
36c
Mines
Brazilian
1,025
♦
—:
Uranium
Bralsaman
5,500
May
Corp 5% % pfd
Gold Mines
Boy mar
12c
9%
Jun
May
75c
Mines—,
Mines
Bowater
57
Jun
92c
Golcj Mines
Bordulac
42
July
Co
Hats
100
1.90
65c
———
Bay
Bonville
47%
8 %c
——1
Mines
18% May
Jan
37
60c
Copper Corp
Warrants
15% Mar
6.500
Uranium
Bidcop
330
25,530
Mines
Yukon
Feb
7a,900
17
67c
Mining Corp.
Telephone
Rights
Bicroft
100
J
1.40
69c
Bell
Bevcon
Jun
40c
60c
Belcher
Bethlehem
82c
July
1.63 July
69c
Lodge Uranium
Lumber
Jun
24c
69c
67c
Ltd------
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Square
■
West 44th
10
Beaucage
Beaver
Jan
66c
Mines—
Uranium
Beaver
2.20
7,400
1
*
Exploration
Mining
Metals
Baska
9,610
78C
24c
20c
55c
llc
—1
—
—
1.75
9%c
10
Scotia
Jan
70c
25%
11
26%
Rights
Nova
Feb
13 %c
Apr
He
1
Montreal—t-TUt.;
7c
Jan
25% Mar
22% Mar
9%
32 %
Mines
of
100
110% 110%
11 ,12%
47 %
1
1
Oils
Bank
25
Jan
42
1
—
of
94c
Jan
1.16
10c
1-90
8%c
Ltd
Bank
49c
May
16%
16%
1-31
-—1
Mines
Bankeno
I,425
Jun
24c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
Banff
65c
1.63
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
13
1-75
50o
Gold
Avillabona
11% Jun
10,500
1
Aumaque
13%
140
7c
1
Mines
28c
460
23%
1
:
Jan
19,500
7c
*
-
12c
18c
11%
7c
—
Aumacho
3.25 May
62c
12c
Mines
Jan
Jim
13%
65c
23%
1 9%
Steels
Atlin-Ruffner
May
2.00
17c
'—1
Mines
6.25
Jun
11%
Productions—_—25c
Yellowknife
Apr
13 %
-*
50
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
b';'c
preferred
West, Montreal
Phillips
—
Warrants
Calvan
1203
18c
4.75
*
Jan
2.70
1
Artists
Atlas
Calalta
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
Branc4i:
Branch
65
St.
2,700
Cabanga
STOCK EXCHANGE
Notre
3.10
Debentures
Burrard
EXCHANGE
STOCK
3.00
2.90
1.98
1.30
1
Associated
1.26 May
4.80
Jun
54c
Jun
HART
TORONTO
1,569
•
Burlington
CANADIAN
1.35
48'Wan-
Jan
July
295
Gold Mines.
Burns
MEMBERS:
Jan
1.35
995
8,790
Corp common
$2.40 preferred
Burchell
Cr
Feb
70c
73c
Building
SAVARD
29c
31c
—
Brunswick
Weedon
15c
14.750
•
—*
Eritish
6.50
3.30
—
2,000
33c
1.41
—
4%
27 c
1
20c
.
May
25c
1
Ltd—
Lithium
20%
6c
3.15
25c
"rights"
Ltd
Asbestos
600
2.80
45
19c
31c
5.50
Mines
Bralorne
•
1—_j
Empire Oils Ltd
United Oils
1.500
20%
,
__
44%
32c
1
Nickel
Bouzan
1
Ltd—
Mines
20'%
7c
5.00
Mar
1
Ltd
Exploration
Trans
Trebor
6c
4.90
__
—1
Mines Ltd_
Mines
Taziu
1
Mines—
Mines
'
1
Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
36c
36c
49% July
45
41% Jun
43% Jun
1.35
_—1
Bata Petroleums
Jun
7%c
(Ctiib) Mines Ltd
36% July
9,373
7,075
—,—lc
Beattic-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
34%
1
——_1.
10.160
•
5.50
—
Jan
80c
—*
Ltd
Mines
12
1.39
Argus
Aunor
Jun
49%
5.50
Corp
Aubelle
1.70 Jan
56c
40 %
Consolidated Resources
Arjon
Jan
46
20c
Imperial
Arcan
60
-
Feb
Feb
50c
5
Controls
Arcadia
1.25
1.89
36%
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines——
Apex
1.40 May
2,810
39%
1
Huronian
Anthes
1.53
49 %
Ltd
Anglo Amer Explor.—
Anglo
Jan
19%
Petroleums
Anchor
Apr
Feb
30c
3.55
Jan
20
50
Mines
Petroleums
14%
16%
10c
1
——
preferred
Larder
54c
Jun
Feb
;—1
pfd_
_
Pitt Gold Mining Co__
Jan
lie
25c
30c
_2
__—_—
Jan
2.90
9.50 Feb
51c
30%
30%
33c
Jan
47c
28c 1
48c
Partridge Canadian
Pennbcc
July
2.30
11%
—
11%
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd———.—.—;_1
Paramaque
14c
9,700
90c
Ltd
Ltd—__
5.00 Jan
*
Lead Mines
Barymin
Obalsk;
12% July
10% Mar
51c
1.50
Jan
12c
July
20c
1.300
—.—35c
Jun
Feb
7.25
3,700
1,
Feb
12%
•
com
4 Vi';<
Co
Leduc
Jan
11 Vac
4.15 July
1,000
.1.70
Feb
17c
May
50c
Jan
2.00
14c
Jun
6c
.100
56c
Jan
7%c Feb
10.700
1.60
1.70
1.40
8 Vic July
3.500
4.15
50c
Jj;.
North American Asbestos Corp__
1
Metals_——_1
North American Rare
12c
2.003
8c.
4.15
Corp
7.25
/
1.50
common
new
Atlas
14c
Mines Ltd—
Jan
Jun
200
1.75
Nudulatpa Minos Ltd__
23c
111
3,600
8c
Northspan Uranium
Jun
Mar
21c
25c:
__
Apr
23C
Feb
10c 10 Vic
Warrants
-73
1.25
1.60
Normetal, Mining
Jan
Jun
20c
13 %c
—
60c
23c
Jan
Jun
Ec
Ltd_
May
14%c Mar
13 %c
1.92
1.60
Mines
Mav
1.70
_——
Nocana
Jan
Jun
1.20 Mar
.•
Ltd
Oils
23c
25
Feb
__
Uranium Mines Ltd—.1
Coal &
Mar
14,200
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
New Spring Coulee Oil 6c Minerals Ltd *
New Viuray Mines Ltd-—.—________1
New
Jun
1.99
_1
16c
6.00
75c
1.40
American Nepheline
Amurex
Oil Development
1.56
16%
3.00
Jun
17%c Feb
11%
Steel
Algoma
Aluminium
1.25
23c
10c
24,125
6.30
100
Jan
6c
5.000
26c
Feb
•
debentures
Jun
11c
4,857
1.39
__
95
12%
-
Oils
Cons
21c
18%
400
1.35
1
Mines Ltd.:—_—
12c
28%c
1
Ltd
2.500
32c
—
Mines
10
18c
1.36
Corp Lid
25c
Dominion Oil Ltd—40c
New
40e
12c
21c
Jan
Jun
1
—'
Pacific
Uranium
35%
14
1,100
'105 107%.
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—___—_1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd___—-j.-*
Mogador
Mines Ltd—__——
.1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd——
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
—1
National Petroleum
7c
18c
12c
5
1
-5
21
83
•
common
4c
450
40c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
7c
Litnium
Corp
of Canada
Ltd
•
40c
Long Island Petroleums .Ltd—__
Jan
12 %
1
Ltd
16c
1.00J
22'a
7c
__
13c
21%
„
Mining & Exploration Co___l
9
84c
-50c
4-
Jan
Febv
Apr
17% May
7
6.75
-III1
Ltd
trust
Voting
30c
I,500
34
Lake Mines Ltd-—
35%
24
12 %
Mines
Amalgamated
Indian
Feb
22% Mar
*
Warrants
Haitian
1,500
12 %c 12%c
12%c
30
2,000
18c 18 %c
1
__
77,200
__
18%
1
Mines
Ajax Petroleums
Explorations
8c
6c
3S%c
_•
1,200
Oil
&
Alba
30c 39%c
.
•
Mines Ltd—_—:
Age
9
18:
trust
Advocate
125
.100
.
Mining
Voting
2,814
22%
8%
,
Gas
Aconic
31%
22%
common
Preferred
Acadia-Uranium
31%
22%
25
Alberta Distillers
Gateway Oils Ltd—
31%
Paper common
Preferred
July
13 %c.
84c
Abitibi
103
95% July
4.35
Feb
Feb
9.15
5.10 Jan
Jan
34% July
.80
:
5.55
13 %
6.25
Jun
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jan
24 Va Mar
30%
Apr
26 %
29
Feb
17
May
Jan
13 %
Feb
42
Apr
Jan
175
Feb
47% Mar
55
Jan
35
Mar
149
22%
Jun
24% Mar
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-(146)
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
Range
Par
Oil
Canada
Lands
•Warrants
Class
B
Canada
class
A
*
;
Canada
Canada
Southern
Steamship Lines
preferred
__
Canadian Admiial Oils..
3.25
3.50
4,600
3.20
2.10
2.25
2,100
1.75
Jan
36
37%
150
35 %
High
Jun
-
Jan
4.50
39%
British
161
34
May
37 % Mar
Davis
80
90
79
July
90
3.10
3.35
Decourscy
.6,375
7.80
7.40
7.95
12J393
44
44
52
29
Jan
11
May
11
11
11%
52c
50c
55c
Feb
5.00
,17.465
l.Jc
75c
1166
___•
45
12%
42c
Feb
60c
Jun
15c
15,513
12 %c
July
24 %c
Jan
Diadem
10,580
6.00
9.50
Jun
Distillers
49%
2,179
45
Dome
27%
Exploration
27%
27%
4,363
28% Mar
27% July
Dome
Mines
28%
28%
29
340
23% Mar
29 %
Jun
Dominion
Coal
17
16%
17 V*
610
16
Jun
19
;
63c
70c
22,700
53c
Feb
78c
Apr
Dominion
100
]3■<
13%
Feb
56
13%
460
13%
Apr
•
14 %
14%
15%,
461
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
27'-
27%
27%
285
26%
Jun
31
Feb
7%
7%
8
2,432
2.40
2.30
2.60
26,050
6
618
3,225
14% May
1.30 Mar
a
5% Mar
Ltd
Gas
Devonian
Jun
fi<jc
67c
71c
2,485
67c
•
1.10
1.06
1.10
4,100
80c
•
Mines
8.45
8.05
*
26%
20
20%
72,074
pfd
655
1.50
41,965
1.28
13,858
5.10
45
45
25
1.05
1.09
2.65
2.75
2.70
1
21%
21
21%
45
14%
15%
2,850
13%
13
13%
6,057
Warrants
North
.
•
warrants
30c
28c
30 c
27c
28c
38
39 %
20%
20' ;•
100
13%
15
5,435
*.
4
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Utilities
5%
25
33 %
33%
34
10
24%
24%.
24%
3.85
4.25
1
8c
8c
8%c
•'
\85
85
85
30
94%
94%
100
*
25%c
1
)
55c
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Asbestos
50 c
Jun
Jun
Feb
7,796
Dow
Mining
Stool
20 %
July
15
July
34% May
20% May
Feb
Feb
5.00
Apr
14c
Feb
Apr
110% Mar
*
El
Pen-Rey
El
Sol
100
2.25
2.47
13,300
3.35
Feb
8.90
4.20
2.07
2.19
Jan
Falconbridge
Apr
Famous
4.60
Apr
Fanny Fanner Candy
2.20
July
Jan
1.25
Feb
1.84
Jan
6.25
3.30 Mar
Jun
Jan
5.35
3.00 Mar
12c
22,600
27c
30c
3,417
26c
24o
24c
27c
18,000
24c
2.15
2.00
2.25
12,210
2.20
Jun
7.00 Mar
12% July
5.00
Tungsten
Jan
Federal
Grain
1.28
76%
710
Ford Motor Co
Frobisher
July
60c
Apr
Jan
Apr
Galkeno
Jun
Gacineau
15
1.25
Jan
7%
23
Apr
28c
Apr
May
87 b May
Jun
9c
Feb
3.50
July
1.75
16c
Jan
General
2.80
Jun
Feb
Geo
32c
May
45c
Apr
Jan
25c
Jan
44c
Mar
14 c
5,540
13c
Feb
21c
Jan
14c
13,500
10c
Jan
16c
13c
13c
12c
8
7
8
1,272
21c 24 %c
12,000
%C
6% Mar
8
July
49'Ac
Ja-n
23c
Jan
1
24% c
__*
16c
15c
•
30'Ac
30c
32c
24,583
22c
Feb
55c
Apr
20c
20c
1,500
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
17c
2,166
20c
Jun
12'Ac Feb
19%
20
16,045
12%
Jan
25%
11
11%
Apr
4,240
5.50
Jan
17%
2.75
2.60
Apr
2.75
4,060
2.60
Jun
3.50
Jan
51c
4,133
45c
Mar
90c
Jan
51c
50c
53c
6,651
36c
Feb
64c.
1.70
1.65
May
1.75
14,782
35c
35c
500
9c
'9c
1.20
20c
1,500
Jan
2.05
Jun
May
50c
Mar
8c
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Feb
11c
39c
May
28c
45c
26,002
~l8c
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated Howey Gold
Jan
45c
93c;
July
85c
93c
40,900
70c
Feb
2.80
2.75
2.85
1,400
44c
41c
46c
15,800
18c
1,000
Consolidated
MinesZZ
Marbenor
Marcus Gold
ZZ
Ltd
18c
Consolidated
Mic
Ltd.
*
4,90
4.80
4.90
Consolidated
8,811
Mining & Smelting
*
22 %
22%
23%
9,040
Consolidated
Mac
Oils
Morrison
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
class
Class
o
Cournor
L.ce
vyil
Crestaurum
81c
3,100
60c
May
10c 11 Vac
5,566
9c
Jan
15 %c 15 %c
1,000
11 %c
3.70
3.70
50
80c
80c
80c
1.000
65c
15c
18c
1,600
1.18
1.36
91.700
9%c
lie
36,500
9c
1.70
1.65
1.93
55,140
1.65
25c
22c
48.800
11
10 %
11
39%
39%
40
5.25
5.25
5.50
2,236
36c.
35c
38c
10,600
j
•
Giant
Glexxn
,
Zellerbach
5
Gold
Eagle
Mines-Ltd
,
page
ZZl
.Zl
Golden
2,500
11c
Mar
Jun
27
1.50
21c
Jun
Jan
Jan
34
27%
28',4
495
2.70
2.65
2.80
5,255
2.50
Feb
80'A
80 %
20
75%
Feb
81
Apr
6?a
Feb
8
May
Jun
35c
7'A
200
13c 14%c
32.700
1.01
1.10
42.876
30
31
1,180
99'A
10O
115
15
1,099
7%
14c
1.0'J
31
3.10
Jan
13c
1.01
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
31
July
991L- July
14'% Feb
105
Jan
27
18%
Apr
15
15
55 %
55 V
41%
40%
41%
792
1
5.70
5.60
5.70
1,190
5.00 Feb
6.25
5.40
5.25
5.40
3,900
4.50 Mar
6.0G Jan
7
7
239
57d
100
2
4.85
Jan
25
5%
53'A
Jan
Mar
37
6%
Apr
6.00 May
66'A
Apr
42'/* May
7%
Jan
Graham
1.05
1,5256,680
1.10
Feb
17c
9.20
27%
5.25
33c
1.89
3.50
Apr
4.55
4.60
1.969
4.55
Feb
5.85
1.27
2,700
1.25
Jun
1.40 Jun
42c 43'Ac
Power
•
__1
common
7'Ac Feb
96c
85c
1,800
60
Jun
18c
4,500
18c
195
Feb
142
Jan
14c
14c
17c
13.500
14c
July
11c
.
11c 12%c
9.750
10c
Jun
2.25
2.40
3,360
\2.05
45
44%
24%
8%
8%
40
2.05 July
534
25
38
Feb
750
45%'
22
May
5%
4,700
9%
40
40
25
3.40
5.30
1,075
50%
280
49
39
.50
6.25
50 %
5.50
.
May
6,500
18c
•
common..
Gas
Jan
16c
7%c
95c
18c
•
1
29c
11c
195
96c
195
1
—
71c
Jan
5,500
7'Ac
Apr
Mar
40c
7,700
22c
Apr
1.30/May
19'Ac Apr
7,550
25c
12c 12 %c
*
Paper
Plains
West
Gridoil
Gulch
Jun
May
Apr
Feb
Jan
Lead
39%
667
38
10'Ac Jan
2.10
May
25'Ac Jan
27'Ac
Jan
5.60
Jan
■47% May
27'A
Jan
10
Jun
% May
43
Jun
Jan
32 Vic Mar
200
July
Feb
Feb
6.90
Feb
Jun
52
Jun
9c
1
1
.
_._Z
Warrants
Products
Lake
Brass
Hamilton
Harding
45%
Jun
8%
Jan
41
Jun
Hea^l
Heath
Gold
34'Ac
Jun
88c
May
Hendershot
12c
Jun
32c
Mar
Heva
14,775
3.20 July
15c
21c
62.900
ne
May
49c
Jan
10c
7.500
10c
Feb
14C
Apr
18%
19%
12.242
18
Feb
21% Mar
11
4,240
10
July
10
10
67c
12%
14
May
22'A
Jun
15c
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
10
295
__i
8c
8'Ac
8,000
27 %
30
961
22
Apr
30
July
14%
400
14% July
17
Mar
8 %c
8c
29%
80
80
80
25
80
6
6
6%
425
6
-14'
2
July
Mar
Mar
93 V'2 Mar
7%
Jan
16'Ac May
-1
ZZ
Lake
i
14c
.13c
14C
21,100
10c
Feb
1
Mines—
26c
25c
28c
17.800
25c
July
62c
10 %c 10 %c
2.000
9'Ac$Jan
14C
Jan
62c
7.500
60c
1.07
Jan
1
1
Mines
Paper
Feb
9.60 Mai¬
*
of Lakes Iron
Red
100
—100
Miixerals
Headway
9.00
36c
*
preferred-
Gold
400
45,050
10
common—
Cotton
Feb
6% May
7
'44c
.
30
:
Carpets
Rock
18%
10%
:
preferred
Gold
Gypsum Lime & /uab
Hahn
18 %c
.
7
10c
41'Ac
40c
9.60
7
*
1
Gwillim
39
*
Mines
Gurney
Jan
Jan
A
Mines
HaVrison
Jan
1
class
Ltd.—
Mines
Hard
Apr
Develop
Coal
Uranium
Freehold
May
5.20
July
1.25
1
;
Great
Mar
1.23
Feb
77c
_50
Great
13
May
20c
700
4.55
1.
1
common
$2.80 preferred
40c
7.50
Mines
Warrants
Jan
Jaxx
4,000
1
:
Canada
Northern
Gunnar
18 'Ac Mar
July
23c
80c
1
Preferred
Jan
Apr
30c
22c
77c
1
Mines
Great Lakes
Gulf
May
4.15
Mines
Mines
Lakes
Jan
17c
Jun
Jun
May
22c
95c
;
Bousquet Gold
Graxiduc
Great
Mines
Uranium
Grandines
Great
Gold
40c
22c
77c
•
23c
Tire
3,080
1
*
common
Gold Mines
Highland Bell
15%
16%
610
14%
Feb
17
100
14%
Apr
16
Jan
July
9c
Jun
6 %
July
6%
Jun
12 VAC
18c
Jan
13,800
7c
7%c
20.000
1.75
1.65
1.85
21,100
85c
Feb
2.00
45c
33c
47c
174,500
26c
Apr
37c
Feb
46
7c
Apr
6'Ac May
9%c lOAc
6%
6%
10c
6 %
1
20c
Highwood Sareee Oils
60c
100
Jan
Jun
Jun
15 %>
__
61c
1
:
—
15%
63c
70c
6,600
Jun
1.09
Jan
9 %c
Hinde & Dauch Canada
9%c
2,500
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
Hi
5.10
5.50
1,905
4.25
Jan
5.80 Jun
2.95
Hollinger
13.800
1.90
Feb
3.25
Home
8c
Mar
2.70
9c
9c
2.95
2.95
125
14c 14 %c
6,700
1,000
20
19c
July
1
Manitou
Goldfields
Goodyear
31,000
14 %c
Jan
76c
1
4
Gold
14c
52%
May
26
20
8,411
28
1
Prosp
Mines—
42 c
14c
114
4,615
11 %c ll%c
Mines
3.40
50
ZZZ.l
Z "Zlo
Apr
Jan
396
22
*
common
Ltd-
Uranium
Goldale
Goldcrcst
39c
2.85
98%
105
1.00
70c
Jan
56% Mar
53%
common
Mining
3.20
5.30
21%
Apr
_12A
Canada
Yellowknife
Glacier
12 %c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ 1
common
see
Mines
42c
63c
102
21'%
1.10
9.15 May
1
Wares
Scientific
3.25
ZZZ*
~ Z
Mines
Genex
13'Ac
ZZZZZZZl
For footnotes
25c
*
~ ~~~
16c
Feb
17c
1.25
lbW
104%
Jun
51
24c
May
33 %c May
Mar
17c
ZZZ
;
82c
15 %c July
2.20 May
3.70
10 %c
*
Crowpat Minerals
Cusco
75c
81c
Jan
16'Ac Feb
Z
oitiiaaa
Timber
25c
Jun
22c
Z_
.
7,jnc
Croinor Pershing
Crown Trust
Crown
8c
ZlO
Warrants
Crestbrook
4.833
*
Mining
oi
Jan
9c
_ZZZ~ZZ~~»
Zl
ZZZ-*
ZZZ Zl
Chiboug
;
Apr
9c
2.50
;
Mines
B
LPOH
5.35
28%
5,700
1
Exploration
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
A
Feb
25c
«
Toronto
Corby Distillery class
Apr
4.30
23 %c
..Z.Z.ZZi
Conwest
Copper Rand
15c
22% July
25c
A
Tungsten
Mining..
West) Peroleum
Copper-Man
1.10 May
71,400
*
Consolidated Red Poplar Min__
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Sannorm Mines...
Consolidated Sudbury Basin...
Consolidated
3.75
75c
.
Consolidated
Consumers Gas of
Apr
Jun
62c
~~l
Quebec Gold Mines..
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
70c
Oils...
Press
Consolidated
_
Mines..
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Consolidated
2.75
1.38
28c
_Zl
Mines...
Nicholson
Mines
Consolidated
\
1
Negus
Consolidated
Feb
Feb
1
Steel
Greyhawk
Explor
May
Liar
13C
*
"ZZZ
847
_*
Class A
4.60
500
30c 30
*
Lake...
52
;_1
Dynamics
Motors
11
Warrants
Consolidated Gillies
Ltd
Bakeries
Petroleum
3,200
38 %c 38 Vac
30c
"B"'
Mines
General
General
Jun
July
49c
Geco
General
General
10c
96c
50 c
51%
100
Feb
1,500
99,700
I
preferred
Jan
12c
1.07
^
5'A
2.14
12c
96C
1
Mines
52
*
common
17c
12c
1.02
Crest
28% Jan
Mar
70c
5.90
1
Power
85c
1
•
Iron
800
15.860
1
Mines
May
1
6,600
Jun
Mar
•
Gaitwin Exploration
78
125
1.95 Mar
8.30
41c
Feb
55c
14,500
3.20 May
May
14c
6,500
81c
8.80
•
Apr
Apr
lie
Jan
25
80c
Co
4.25
Jan
2.02
15c 15 %c
15c
100
1.52
Jan
3.50
55
8.50
i
Feb
36c
10c
Feb
Feb
17c
•
.
common
May
75c
1.80
1.46
2.93
Jan
*
62
548
May
8.60
_*
Trailer
1,400
250
May
23
•
A
Mines
Ltd
Fruohauf
192,684
3.50
class
74c
84,800
18
Feb
86c
-11,040
27'A
42%
Feb
J an
13
of Canada
Debentures
55c
57c
1
•
Companies
1.10
8%
27
80c
49c
22%
%c
Jun
15
—1
(U St
Canada
of
1.05
52C
18c 18
93c
49'Ac Jan
17%
4,045
18c
Jun
33%
■
1,000
7.45
Rights
Jun
4.25
1.50
7.25
.*
Manufacturing
Canada Corp
55c
8%
rvv»
class A
Florida
36c
1.75
4,605
74
1.35
7.40
1
Copper
Kirkland
Federal
Fleet
Jan
Jun
2.25
1.40
;
Oils Ltd
Fraser
2.00
1
25o
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Faraday Uranium Mines
28c
7%c
2,100
1.15
75%
22%
Consoi
Nickel
Players
Feb
'
8.50
5.75 July
2,900
5(ic
East
Apr
835
Apr
Dragon Oil
1.03
7,110
8%
Fenimore
20,300
19
1
Consolidated
62c
17%
•
Consolidated
Jan
56c
35%
8.40
19%
47%
40% May
53c
Feb
35
3,250
Mines
50
18'A
1.02
5.60
1.42
1.05
Denison
47
17%
142,836
Discovery
Feb
47
35
5.90
Warrants
Jan
73
18%
*
Consolidated
Jan
82c
17%
1.15
Consolidated
59c
Jan
May
1
5.60
Oils
July
60
*
;
2.46 Mar
Ford
Cordasun
18c
24 %c
8
1
Foundation Co
Consolidated
$5
55,100
83,700
58
•
Cody Reco
Consoi
Insurance
24c
30c
58
July
10%c 12 %c
Mines
Mar
18c
54c
400
Flin__
May
40c
25c
25c
Jun
Gamma
Jan
50
58
54c
Jun
Bellekeno
Jan
Jan
27c
2,100
Apr
Beta
4.10
8.25
58
21c
37,300
5.30
Calliman
Jan
1
35c
2.90
Consolidated
Jun
Jun
Jan
50c
1
87c
15'Ac
Consolidated
47% May
25c
Jan
Consolidated
Jun
Jun
20c
78c
2,405
;
1,600
83c
Feb
Oil
20
23c
35c
4.50
Corp
48 %
21c
•
6.75
Bakeries
48%
48%
4.25
48
•
1.25
Allenbee
75
1.47
5.25
25
25
Refineries
2.27 Mar
Development
500
49
Jun
May
2.65 July
25,736
4.25
49
Explorers Alliance
Cochrane Dunlop common
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Conro
3.50
25c
Excelsior
9'Ac
Consolidated
3.00
4.25
Jan
1.10 Mar
2,785
12.600
Jan
5,000
Consolidated
May
Jan
4.50
*
Jan
16c
9c
Jun
6.50
....
Jan
2Gc
69c
99
4,950
Mines
Jan
73c
56c
Farwest
Key Mines
30
Jun
Feb
Mar
4,100
Coniaurum
Jan
25c
Mar
Mar
11c
30
15'Ac May
18c
90
70c
1 80
Jan
Jan
Jan
30c
25
Feb
*
Feb
9% Jan
37c
1.75
1,000
45c
1
21 "a
14'A
31,887
500
2.50
Mar
May
29% July
57% May
12% Jan
Feb
5,500
3.75
25c 27 %C
1
Insurance
Equitable Life
Eureka
Corp
55c
Pete
Feb
Jan
21.000
2.65
•
.
common
Mines
Life
11c
Coniagas Mines
8%
33% Jun
14
265
2.85
1
Oils
Gold
Francoeur
Con
Ltd
Mines
Equitable
Ltd
)
Common
Elclricn
55c
;
13% May
14 V* Jun
05c
4,400
11c
Jun
7% May
Jun
19c
18,300
16c
20
Smelting
6c
Products
3.85
Mines
30
29c
16c
•
Eciuy Paper class A
10c
Copper
30
25c
16c
1.25
Fargo
Mining Corp
30
29c
3.55
Mar
Coclienour Willans
2.900
1.15
57c
1.86
300
1.20
25c
Metals
Jun
2
14%
17
18,020
14
Jun
39% Jan
10% May
1,030
22c
Jan
12 Va
25
1.15
1
—A.
Eastern
23% Feb
816
8%
a
1
Gold
Eastern
Mar
^
19c
8;
Eastern
May
27c
Chimo Gold Mines
16
Feb
11c
2,247
__75c
Feb
1.22
12,300
•
99
11%
19%
3.65
31c
30c
Apr
200
46,635
1
2.45
Mines
96
14%'
29%
1
27c
11 %c
96 V*
14%
26%
Mines
Amphi
2.40
11 %c
90%
Mines-
East
2.45
Cheskirk Mines
26% Mar
East Malartic
Jun
2.20
2.10
2,355
9.25
1,660
2
Jun
1.78
'
33
28%
1
2.10
5.8O
32%.
96 V*
:_*
1
5,327
8,661
ll%c
33
14
Brewery
Copper Co Ltd
Jan
Jun
7'A Feb
19c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Apr
81
100
•
Duvan
Jan
8%
*
—
Apr
Mar
12'
1
-
Donald Rope class B
Donnell 6c Mudge
40,366
6 50
common
2.83
127.!
8%
3.65
Commonwealth
Jan
21c
11%
*
Textile
Dominion
Donalda Mines
nc
Mines
Jan
32%
8%
*
—
Jan
Mar
12 %
East Sullivan
36c
1.42
12c
25
3.70
Yellowknife
Feb
1.15 Mar
12%
*
—
——
—
•
Coin Lake Gold
3.50
12%
2.50
23.50
Preferred
1
Colomac
Apr
27% Jun
689
Jun
8c
5,087
;
40c
3.65
27,092
2,720
1
Coldstream
2.0C
82,429
14c
& Coal
39%
Mar
July
281/4
2.64
28%
2.41
18
22,550
1
;
Cobalt Consolidated
Jan
54
62c
•
~
70c
107a
2.85
*
;
4,200
18
4.05
:
;
1.04
92c
10%
Porcupine
Chrysler
Jan
51 %
54c
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
16c
18
2.60
Charter Oil
Chestervllle
Feb
64
Pat Gold..
Central
12c
10%
3.70
♦
!
Explorers
Jan
836
•
31c
Ltd
Rio—
34c
ZZ—ZZ25
Stores
50c
Cayzor Athabaska
Del
21c 25 %c
50c
_1
Corp
Jun
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical common—•
3.85
....
Trethewey
17c
12c
-
—
Dominion
1
Ltd/
3,500
27%
Magnesium
Steel
1
.
Quart/,
18c
2.45
•
Preferred
2.70
Canso Oil Producers
Captain
20c
28 %
—
preferred-
Dominion
1
...
Gas
60c
Jun
13c
Seagrams
Dominion'
1
Can Met Explorations
Natural
Jun
6c
15
4.30 Mar
8,500
:
Mines
35c
2,700
25c
..
Mines
11
14,780
j.
WaxTants
4,900
ZZZZZZZ2
Oils.
Palmer
26% Mar
27c
27c
241
4.00
pfd—
Canam Copper
Coy
Candore Exploration
13%
16%
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian ProspectCanadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
44c
8%c
9'Ac
2.8G
Apr
8% Feb
4,487
^
1955 warrants..
Jan
8c
22% May
16'% Jun
J an
6
2,000
38
12 %
5,200
27c
♦
common
50
i'cb
7,915
1
Inca
Cos
May
1.35
6,495
*
•
43
Devon
Jan
2.70 Mar
9.25
1,750
__10c
1
22%
Jan
45
Jan
9.40 May
July
9.10
Jan
1.70 Apr
Apr
1.28
8.70
100
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian Oil
18
1.40
8.1)5
20c
Oils
85c
6.50 Jan
1
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Gil
8.55
30c
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
High
7%
Jan
warrants
Dock
Canadian Pood Prods
9
3.00 May
Jun
Petroleum
Diedge 6c
Canadian Dyno
Central
6%
___1
Canadian Decalta
Jan
25
)„■,
Resources
47c
Jun
200
99c
Foundry 6c Steel common—•
•
;
Apr
20c
Jun
67c
10c
Feb
•
Central
ZZZZZZZi
Mines
8.90
3
Central
Dclnlto
May
17c
12'Ac 12'Ac
Ltd.
Mines
8.75
A
Preferred
Castle
Jan
Gold
High
55c
17 %c
ZZZZZZZl
Mines—.—
49 %
Canadian Collieries
Cassiar
D'Eldona
8,800
Feb
7%c July
40c
12 %c
•
Canso
Jun
64,750
22c
2.05
8c
Horn
9%c
2.00
Mines-
Warrants
8.00
•
common
$13/* preferred
Erin
Deer
3,625
20c 23 %c
2.05
B
49%
Canadian Chemical &; Cellulose..
Canadian Chieftain Pete
Can
Jun
Brewis
L010
44c
7'Ac
23'Ac
_»
1
Oiis__
class
Canadian C'elanese
Canadian
Jun
8.25
Jan
class
Leather
3.45
1
Range Since Jan. I
High
35c
7%c
2
;
common.
Empire
Canadian Canners
1953
Jan
Low
1
Corp
20
___1
.
__
Shares
1
.
Mines
35%
Aluminium
Canadian British
Canadian
D'Aragon
79
*
Preferred
Canadian
Mining
Duiiic
34%
12.50
:
Oil
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Jan
Daering Explorers
70
1
Minerals
Atlantic
Canadian
Jan
2.85 Mar
34%
common.
for Week
Par
3.25
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Low
25
Canadian Astoria
Canadian
High
3.40
37 %
Sales
Range
of Trices
Friday
*
Petroleum
Canada
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Ransje Since Jan. 1
20
.
Permanent Mtge
Southern Oil warrants
5
STOCKS
Shares
2.15
r
Packers
Canada
•
—_
JULY
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Sale Trice
STOCKS
Week'*
20
51%
52%
18 %c
20c
14.000
15c
5,000
14%c
500
60c
2.60
14c
20
47%
18 %e
13c
Jun
Jun
May
Apr
July
Jun
t
15c
4.25
28c
Jun
Apr
Jan
Mar
23
Apr
54% Jan
Tower
Oil
:
Feb
Humbe-r
36c
Jan
Huron
&
10%
750
8%
Jan
11'A
Feb
33
34
1,645
23'A
Feb
36
Jun
18%
19%
2,291
*
Bay
42c
45%
10%
18 %
18 %
19
2,655
*
30 %
30 %
31
185
•
5.90
5.55
5.90
•
68
64%
68
1
1.83
1.75
32%
_•
Smith
Mining
Hudson
45 %
10%
33%
45'
Ltd—
Co
Class B
Hoyle
May
2
•
5
*
Drilling
Consoi Gold—
Class A
Howard
39%
200
Jan
Paper
.'
common
Mining & Smelting
Oils
Erie
"
■
Mtge__
;
20
19
,11% Feb
Jan
23'A May.
Jun
41
4.65
1,490
1
23 % May
10%
30
63
1.85
3,054
5,200
33%
183
32
1.70
40.
I
Jan
Feb
7.00
Jan
Jun
86'2
Apr
Jun
2.20 -Apr
Jan
3d"
Feb
Volume
Number 5653
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(147)
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
,
•
-
High
Low
Sale Price
High
55
55%
1,907
46% Mar
65
27
27
27
40
26% Jan
28
13
13
100
9
53
National Steel
Jan
Nealon
50% Mar
60
11
11%
3,012
11
12%
5%
5%
750
17c
19c
70,000
30 Va
31%
5,758
10%c 10%c
350
—4.86%
Lake
Indian
Industrial
Gold
1
-—
Accept
Corp
17 c
Ltd common-*
31%
Warrants
10%c
5%.%
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
»
Inland
Cement
Co preferred
48%
50
•
48%
105
Mar
5%
Jun
11c
Apr
Mar
23
10%c Jun
47%
Jan
New
Mining
International
Milling 4r/c
International
Powders
Nickel
Co
55c
51c
90c
Feb
Alger Mines
1
lie
12c
4,300
15,000
11c
July
23c
Jan
8c
10c
7,500
8c
Mar
62c
62c
2,100
53c
3.15
29,472
Uranium
Bidlamaque Gold
1
Jan
Bristol Oils
1
24c
Jan
New British Dominion Oil
32%
Jun
New
Calumet
10%c Jun
New
Chamberlain
New
Continental
51
Jun
Oil
of
8
Jan
1,450
4
Feb
6%
Jan
New
Delhi
I,670
16
Jan
24%
Jun
New
6% Feb
12%
Jun
New Gas
19%
Jan
New
Goldvue
6.50
Jun
New
Harricana
90c
Jan
New
Highridge Mining
Apr
New
10%
11%
6,662
15%
15
15%
865
5.50
5.70
I,570
61c
70c
6,500
12
70c
12
100
78
21
•
100
98%
100
common
5
25c
3.30 Mar
61c
Feb
11%
Feb
78
July
29c
5,800
2.25
12,250
50c
47c
53c
11,900
Petroleum
Mines
42c
50o
25c
-l
-!
1.19
25c
27c
1.12
1.26
1.53
1
14c
2.39
11c
5,000
30c
29c
32c
16,500
22c
21c
22c
24c
10c
Feb
Apr
30c
May
Jun
Jan
1.29
Jun
May * ;
1.55
Jun
12c
72,980
10c
70c
1.22
20,500
1.90
11c
1
.
12c
2.30
*
^
12 %c
1
Mines
Jan
2.60
July
19c
2,100
-1
—
Explorations
56c
1.85 Mar
7,000
138,600
1.50
1
3.15, Jun
Jun
47c
Feb
23c
24c
Jun
1.35
10c
Jan
Jun
2.25
Jan
July
24c
Jan
10%c Feb
36c
Jun
3,700
18 %c
Jun
48c
Jan
24c
2,087
19c
Jan
85c
May
10c
9,633
10c
May
25c
Jan
12%
Feb
New
Hosco Mines
Jan
New
Jason Gold
1
111
Apr
New
Kelore
*
15c
15c
17c
45,970
14c
Feb
26c
Jun
Apr
Newlund Mines
1
37c
36c
37c
34,375
30c
Jan
53c
May
Jan
New
1
89c
85c
1.00
26,900
80c
Mar
•
25c
21c
28c
1
14c
13c
15c
14,500
7,200
1
8c
8%c
4,386
94% Feb
53
891
42% Jan
9,200
20c
July
i41c
58%
56
58%
3,991
47
May
15
15%
1,752
15
May
May
62
15
18
Jun
57%
i
1
Mines
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
New Minda-Scotia
New
Mylamaque
1.05
1.11
13,900
1.01
Feb
2.20
Jan
Newnorth
4 15
4.15
4.50
4,200
2.60
Feb
5.20
Apr
New Rouyn
1.55
1.40
1.75
6,934
1.10
Feb
1.80
May
1
27c
2.16
83
28c
53
25c.
:
Apr
50
•
1
A
14%
20c
International Petroleum
International
Davies
New Fortune Mines
11 Va
78
Ranwick Ltd—
Canada
Dickenson Mines
6%
2.88
2.25
•
_■
May
12 %c May
1.00 Jun
Apr
1.78
3.00
50c
1
Petroleum
7
115
10c
40o
Mines
24
•
com
*
New
4.40
78
Line
class
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
Jan
52c
Labine
7
"A" pfd__100
Interprovincial Pipe
Investors Syndicate
46c
1
July
May
4.05
__1
Bronze
20c
22 %
Warrants
International
8,500
24
1
common
Preferred
Inspiration
22c
4.20
5.70
Gas
Feb
20c
•
20
■Natural
28c
New
*
Inland
Jun
Apr
6%
High
29
13c
10
:
13c.
8,400
May
4,927
Low
15c
Nesbitt
58%
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
25 Va Mar
13c
Feb
55%
preferred.
•
Mines
68
57%
11%
26
815
May
Imperial Oil
:•
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Shares
Low, High
•
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25
for Week
26
13% Jun
57
6',7
Par
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•Sales
Week'#
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of Prices
.,
25%
Feb
57
Assurance——
*
■
,
Jan
57
Life
Friday
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Imperial
•
STOCKS
Shares
55
Imperial Invest class A_
5
f«r Week
ef Prices
Low
10
Imperial Bank
Imperial Flo Glaze common
JULY
Sato
Range
Friday
,
Exploration
Mines
Gold
.
10c
1:34 Jan
21c
July
52c
Jan
10c
Jan
■20c
Feb
13c
Jun
Jack
Waite
4,000
8c
1
11c
11c
4,000
11c
Jan
20c
New Senator Rouyn
l
8c
8%c
13,000
5c
May
12c1
Apr
New
1
•
Superior Oils
1
2.20
2.30
4,034
Feb
2.65
May
New
Taku
Jun
26c
:
Merger
i
2.28
Apr
1.85
Feb
1
21c
21c
25c
II,500
•
1.24
1.17
1.30
37,650
54c
Jan
18c
2,600
1
42c
40c
48c
39,300
40c
July
96c
Jan
Nickel Rim
1
3.15
3.10
3.20
3,600
3.05
Jun
5.00
Jan
Ltd
1
50c
46c
52c
37,607
17c
July
52c
Jun
Nipissing Mines
1
2.20
2.20
2.30
2,430
2.15
Jun
3.35
Jan
Jelljcoe Mines (1939)—
Jomfrke Gold Mines
1
18c
17c
19c
30.000
18c
Jun
62c
Jan
Nisto
1
9C
9c
8,500
14yac
Jan,
18c
20c
14,500
10 %c
Jan
28c
Mar
Nor Acme Gold
Manville
•
48
48
100
48
July
48
July
Noranda Mines
1
42c
41c 44 %c
9,400
40c
Mar
73C
•
15c
15c
17e
Feb
25c
Mining
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jacobus
Jaye
Jeanette
Johirs
Minerals
Joliet-Quebec
i
1
;—
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Jonsmith Mines
Mining
Jowse.v
11,500
15o
75c
76c
1,942
62c
Feb
•
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Co
54c
51c
55c
21,300
47c
May
1
Jumping Pound Petroleums
;
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2.45
2.40
2.55
1,200
Kelvinator of Canada
•
8
7%
8
225
Kenville
1
7%C
7c
8%c
23,500
1
14%
14
14%
2,373
_1
1.17
II,000
Jupiter Oils
19%c Jan
1.68
38c
1.35
1.05
65c
Apr
""
Jun
Mines
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
Lake
Kilembe
Gold
Jun
Jan
Mines
Mines
Northcal
Kirkland
Jan
May
Northland
J.an
North
(John)
1,200
58c
2,900
50c
Jun
98c
Jan
12 %C
12c
14c
15,100
11c
Jun
26c
Jan
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Mines
Dufault
91c
98c
6,033
90c
Jun
Apr
12%C
12%c
15c
12,000
12 %c
July
1.34
22c
Jun
Northspan
Jan
Lake
Shore
Lake
Wasa
La Luz
Mines
230
18
Apr
19%
18
Feb
24%
Jun
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
Jan
1.19
1.17
1.25
4,200
1.20
1.20
1.29
6,377
10c
10c
1.000
10c
Mar
16c
19c
22c
10,500
14c
Jan
39c
8.00
2,557
18c
3.75
100
3.00
Feb
4.25
2.59
300
2.10
Feb
Candy
3
19%
17% Mar
19% May
3.75
Mines
1.25
1.37
1
1
Mines
1
1st
Groceterias
A
Mar
1.60
%c
14,500
10c
Feb
17c
24c
84,200
12c
Feb
42c
7,450
2.20
Jan
2.85
20,000
1.85
Jan
3.50
79
79%
75
70
Jan
80
395
27
Feb
30
22%
734
16
May
22% July
%
22%
3,517
16
Feb
23% May
22
41
42
435
8C
8%c
2,150
2.25
2.75
375
40% Jun
43%
Feb
7c
Jun
13%c Jan
1.60
Jan
Jun
2.75 July
23c
Jun
Apr
1.70 Mar
Jun
1.49 Mar
11c
•
18c
17c 18 %c
56,700
_l
1.16
1.13
1.20
32,690
72c
85c
2,850
70c
12c
14c
4,000
12c
Jun
23c
Jan
19%
20
200
19%
Feb
22
Mar
30c
34c
6,900
30c
Jun
60c
Jan
7%c
7%C
1,100
7%c Apr
11c
Jan
I
14c
«
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34c
•
2.15
2.15
2.18
4,000
1
45c
40c
45c
6,200
1.10
Maple
Uranium
Leaf
30,500
600
32%
30%
32%
1,770
1.55
1.52
1.55
715
1.48 May
2.05
Jan
7c
7c
1,600
6%c jun
11 %c
Jan
5%c
11c
5%c
6c
7,500
1.60
1.85
42,120
•
7%
7%
7%
270
1
;
20c
•
common
31c
31c
32c
20,500
1
18c
1.000
10c
22c
24c
3,725
1.27
1.35
29,735
1
14c
13 %c
14c
10,500
•
com
7%
7%
7%
7,177
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—
McColl Frontenac
10c
28,620
10 c
1
I
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22c
1.30
•
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
82%
82%
83%
150
33c
40c
1
40c
25,967
*
81%
79
81%
1,136
•
common
Mclntyre Porcupin e
111%
105
112
858
98c
May
28
Mar
1.25
Jun
May
Jan
13e
6% May
19c
Jan
1.21
35
1.85
34c
8%
62c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
Apr
9%c Apr
20c
Feb
15C
Jun
36 %c
Jan
Jun
2.08
Red
McMarmac
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
11c
Feb
21c
6
Feb
7%
Jun
Jun
79% May
87
Jun
33c
89c
Jan
Jun
58%
Jan
71% Mar
85%
115
Meta
Osisko
JUn
Jun
Pardee
1.35
1.42
10,850
15
1.40
15%
16%
2,975
1.35 July
2.08
Jan
13
Feb
18%
24%c Jan
14c
26,450
13c
Jun
1.54
1.66
144,410
66c
Jan
1.46
1.57
24,781
1.23
_»
4.00
3.95
4.05
14,247
2.95
Feb
4.35 May
1.80
1.80
400
1.20
Feb
2.35 May
14c
Warrants
26c
Feb
kj%
30c
1
L*
'
30c
12,336
3.15
3.35
16,160
2.50
16%
16%
835
25c
31c
25,800
12
570
11% Feb
13
3.20
•
Multi
Creek
footnotes
-page
13
192
11
:
100
Jun
30c
30c
Jan
4:4c
Jun
7c
Jan
lie
Mar
Feb
92c
Map
8c
8c
65c
4,000
9c 10
50c
2,500
23c ' Jaa
9%c Jun
27c
27c
27c
2.58
2.04
1,700
5,550
July
28c
2.34
36c
34c
36c
24,800
2.00
1.95
2.00
6,940
0%
8%
8%
260
8
24%
24%
40
Jan
80c
Jan
2.B5
Jan
1.90
Jun
2.40
Apr
Jan
9% May
% July
26
Feb
May
15
Feb
9.35
Jan
55c
Jan
22
11%
20c
May
26c
2.60
Jan
May
Apr
11%
11%
2.75
2.75
100
33c
33C
36c
54,200
18c
Feb
42c
30c
42 c
5,300
26c
Jan
38 %c
42c
24,200
27c
Mar
14 %c
15C
25,500
9c
Feb
16c
May
31
30%
31
8,315
10%
Feb
34%
Jun
5,045
2.50
3.15
Jan
Jan
42 %c
Jun
69c
May
540
May
..
'
*
134
133
135
*
48c
48C
48c
100
42c
Feb
57c
56c
54c
59c
15,100
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
9%c
9%o
6.000
8%c Apr
13c
Jan
7c
7c
7,700
7c
Mar
10c
73c
87c
29,109
54c
Jan
4.75
4.75
100
100
565
143
Jan
May
Apr
*
1
Mines
——1
7c
...-1
80c
Mines
,
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Mines
Uranium
River
6
95c*
68c
82c
5,450
55c
Apr
22c
18c
22c
7,400
18c
Feb
15
475
9
Feb
16%
13%
15%
15%
10,830
12%
Jun
18
25%
25%
125
23 %
Apr
26%
Apr
15%
15%
Gas
Jan
1.28 May
4% May
68C
1
Ltd
1
Nat
Pembina Pipeline new com_
Penmans common
Oil
Peruvian
.
Jan
Jan
'
26%cMay
Jun
May
Mines—:
Gold
Pickle Crow
Pioneer
Gold
of
3
Placer
Development
Ponder
—
Oils
—
Rouyn
Power
Oil
Premier
86c
82c
90c
1.50
Jan
1.48
1.53
3,800
1.40
Jan
1.83
Apr
1.09
1.20
14,085
1.05
Jun
1.50 May
1.31
1.38
1,800
10%c 10 %c
16,700
East
11
_
1.73
Jun
1.70 Mar
40c
Apr
50c
Jan
1.00
55
Jan
Jan
Jun
80
83%
405
4.20
4.25
8%C
8%c
9c
10,000
1.50
1.45
1.70
24.200
7.30
7.25
7.60
6,925
6.75
Jan
5.85
5.85
6.05
2,735
5.85
July
8.35 Mar
2.18
2.18
2.40
Jun
3.95 Mar
2.18
1.55
2.30
2,425
72,000
2.05
1.16
Feb
3.25
3.45
39,630
1.70 Mar
18,000
10c
25c
lie
3.95 Mar
300
7c
Apr
1.10 May
Jun
15%
Apr
21%
Jan
Quemont
20c
Jun
45c
Jan
Quinte
Mar
12% May
A
12% May
2.05
Jan
Radiore
class
Uranium
75c
94c
19,800
74c
May
45c
4,950
40c
July
1.09
66c
Feb
15
Jan
18
49%
Jan
70%
Apr
May
Jun
1.16 Mar
84c
Jan
Rainville
Mines
&
28c
8,232
1.05
1.12
18,305
68c
65c
68C
6.200
63c
May
10 %c
10c
12c
22,900
10c
July
8.00
7.60
8.00
2,830
36c
40c
5,500
1.90
1.85
1.95
10,050
1
15 %e
15 %c
18c
9,500
13%
12%
13%
1,779
12
10
10
100
10
84c
87c
19,600
80c
1,233
70c
*
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Mines
—1
89c
90c
8%
8%
54c
1
1.40
1.52
Macdonald
1.25
1.21
1.25
1,400
1.45
1.45
200
G0C
29,800
1
100
pfd
Rich well
1
63c
Jan
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix Athabasca Uranium
1
Jun
27%
Jan
Robertson
*
150
4.00 May
5.00
Apr
Roche
915
3.35
5.05 Mar
Jan
Mfg coinmdn
Mines 1
Rockwin Mines
55c
85
85
10
2.10
2.20
2,79*3
83%
5.9.0
13c
Jun
Apr
Jan
1.70
Jun
8.80
Apr
2.30 July
3.75
18c
Apr
Jan
1.79
Jun
Jun
Jun
Feb
33c
May
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1.25
28c
Jan
Mar
10 % Ma r
80c
2.87
Jan
Feb
26c
Apr
May
19
Jan
July
11%
Apr
Jun
1.49 Mar
Mar
1.35
Jan
10%
Jan
Jun
1.65
Apr
1.35
Feb
1.90
1.21
Jun
8%
49c
-
1.25 May
37c
84
Jan
May
1.25 May
12c
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
1.99 May
2.05
Jan
1.00 May
94
Jan
2.50
Jun
23c
Jan
1.58
13c
60c
9,500
3,700
18
20
10,300
15
20
July
18c
18
12 % c
55c
13c
1
1
52c
85
2.15
1
:
35c
Jun
15%c July
18,782
1
Mines
7.60
3,800
1.45
1.01
100
53C
1
May
12% Jan
88c
*
25
Jan
—
1
—
Ltd
28c
10%
38c
•
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Batten
Rexspar Uranium
Reynold Aluminum
27c
1.10
1
1
1
•
Rayrock Mines
Reeves
Renable
lie
1
1
Mining
Milk
11c
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
40c
4.00
46%
8.25
Ascot Copper
Chibougamatr Gold
Copper Corp_
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Jan
690
3.75
Feb
80
»
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Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Apr
1,752
3.85
38%
1,575
10,400
—
Ltd
3.25
67%
25c
Jan
1,217
62c
•
Minerals
Purdex
4.45
17%
4.10
Jan
75c
4,900
45%
10%-
Jan
Jan
13%
79c
•
Apr
64
4.10
1.66
15c
75C
Ltd
Jan
75c
4.10
Jan
77c
——
—
Producers
2.40
16%
55
Jun
7c
1
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
1.61
75c
225
1.20
■44%
11
1
Mines
Rare Earth Mining Co
18,000
44i'2
July
10% May
55e Mar
60c
■
1
—
Dome
Uranium
Rapid Grip
38c
1.32
82c
•
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Gold
Electric
May
10%
2.25 May
1
Roy—
Border
Gas
JUn
Jan
1.14
"
Provo
Apr
1
Corp
Prairie
Jan
3.90
88c
1.50
•
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May
25%
23,500
1.20
99
Jan
Jan
*
Powell
26
25
1,900
2.30
27c
.—*
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26
34c
1.75
—
1
__
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10%
_
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Powell
Jan
25
1.65
10 %c
Feb
38c
66,400
1.75
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1.25
*
31,600
81c
*
;
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22%
20
3.75
75c
Jun
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.
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
22%
10%
——1
Petrol Oil & Gas—
55
_5
—
92
25
92%.
3.50
__
2
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&
25
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—100
92%
3.55
75c
5,300
1,000
——
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25
75c
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Peoples Credit preferred
Permo Gas <fe Oil preferred
Perron
1.35
67 %
...1.25
;
24%
1.26
•
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15c
38c
10c
25
1
see
5,375
18c
35c
83
July
■'j...
Oils
23 %
1
National Hosiery Mills class B
National Petroleum
Feb
3,000
18c
35s
76
1
25
1.32
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National Drug & Chemical
pfd
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers preferred
80
76
18c
15c
23%
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Jan
4.50 May
3.95 May
42c
*
Minerals
Nama
3,900,
30
July
1
«
1
A
Moneta Porcupine JL
Montreal Locomotive Works
Moore Corp common
For
28 %c
Jan
12
28%c
l
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2.50
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Jun
2.10
Jun
1.56
•
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Jun
Mar
1.50
Class
-
6.25
Feb
1
Paymaster Consol
Peace
4,000
1
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
-
JUn
Feb
70
1
;
Amalgamated
Apr
1
Class A
4.25
xu.u,
Drilling
53c
1
~
4.00
26
Jun
8.50
'
Feb
5.35
common
4.25
*
common
Mmes
30c
45c
Containers
27
Mines
Paramaque
Parbec
42C
*
Modern
26
*
1
Western
39c
Jan
Mining Endeavour Co
60
26
10
Products
Gold
Pre-''ton
Feb
Mining Corp
1.35
•
;
common
Pamour
Pronto
3.15
Uranium
3.20
460
1
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Page
Pan
Jun
26c
Lake
1,100
1.55
Apr
3.70 May
90o
Petroleum
Jan
13,600
Brick
5.00
1.50
•
,
:
Steel
Pacific
30c
35,231
City Petroleums
41% May
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
Jun
riQMf-
20c
33c
Milliken
37
580
4.75
•
Jun
July
Midcon Oil & Gas
Mill
I,125
7.15
*
Mines
Lake
9c
18c
Midrim
Milton
39%
7.Q0
Pacific Eastern
8,220
5.10
Gas
39%
1
Ormsby Minerals
7,500
30c
Midwest Industries
39%
100
Ltd
Malartic
Jockey Club
Orenada
10c
4.80
Mines-
17%
20
—
Orange Crush
20c
33c
Mining
11% Mar
5.35 Feb
'•
9c
18c
5.10
Uranium
1,865
II,000
9%C
1.25
Petroleum
10,294
137,600
18c
Merrill Island
Merrill
5.25
15%
7.00
%c
ioc
,*
Petroleums
7.45
4.85
10c 10%C
President
Exploration & Development-50c
Mining
1
Mentor
Jun
15%
7.00
64c
1
Lake
Feb
1.67
it>%
10c
1
Lake
Red
Feb
71,262
16,882
Jan
1.25
v
McKenzie
99c
Mar
Jan
Uc
1.86
Maritime Mining Corp
Maybrun Mines
Jan
11c
1.10
Marigold Oils Ltd
Preferred
18C
10c
1.08
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd—.
Marcon
8%c Jan
IOC
•
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Milling
Jun
Jan
1.08
1
—
Maralgo
2.20
65c
1
Goldfieids
Maneast
Feb
Jun
_•
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortrans
Malartic
1.72
40c
1
Macmillan Bloedel class B
1.32
10c
Parker
_l
Gold Mines
1.21
05c
Pater
1
Macdonald Mines
Explorations
1.29
Feb
84c
Mar
*
common
Onemiska Copper
-
80c
Macleod Cockshutt
Power
Preferred
Jan
Macassa Mines
Maefie
48c
*
Ontario
Mar
28%
22
42
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
4,500
*
Ontario
28%
28 hi
l
Goldfield
60C
1
Jun
*
Lowney iW Mi
5.90
39
4.90
Mines
Gold
O'Leary
Apr
3.35
—50
Mines
Jan
60c
,'»*
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
Apr
2.26
22
,
Uranium
85c
July
Oil Selections
Apr
18c
22%
„
Jun
36
Ogama Rockland Gold
Jun
2.21
Warrants
Louvicourt
73c
3.10
•
—;
Explorations
Mar
7.05
Mines
Nudulama
O'Brien
May
3.20
_•
:
London Hosiery Mills common
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
122,550
19c
2.25
_30
_L
Preferred
1.40
Mar
10c 10
20c
*
common
B
Lomega
200
19%
15c
♦
;
class
Cos
Class
2,000
*
preferred
Loblaw
65c
4.00
Obaska Lake Mines
2.59 July
Petroleum
Jan
1.59 Jan
Jun
4.80 Apr
210
2
6.10
July
1.09 Feb
OOp
1
common
Quebec
Norvalie
1
Jan
16C
Long Lac Gold
30 \
Apr
-•
Uranium
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd—
8.00 July
2.55
Gold
Loblaw
3.75 Jan
3.75
<?old
Little
1.05
•
Lexindin
.
7.70
1
Lencourt
Liberal
40c
1,540
30
4.10
15,140
Jan
34c
Apr
7.50
Northern
Jan
90c
Mines
—
5,750
55c
5.10
1956 warrants
Jan
3,190
•
Secord
Gold
19
23%
l
Mining:
Leitch
18%
21%,
1
;
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Laura
19
23%
.1
Mines—
60c
5.40
60c
30%
Class A warrants
Nortli Star Oil
Jun
1
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines
30c
Warrants-
1.30
2.80
1
Mines—
1,121,892
1
Preferred
92C
1.81 July
•
Exploration
48,300
57c
Jan
57%
v
50
1.22
2.00
55c
•
Ltd
Labradpr Mining
1.18
41c
Jun
20o
■
Northern Canada Mines
Labatt
4.30
1.10
55c
*
common
Rankin-;
LI
Townsite
4.10
1.14
•
.,
Oils
Oils Ltd
ii
-
4.15
50
1.06
_1..„
Bay
Kirk land. Minerals
Jan
Mar
45c
Feb
12c
•
Mining
Ltd
Oils
1.81
1
.
Hudson
Kirkland
49c
47
18,000
1
;
Preferred
57c
Copper
Warrants
17%
21c
3,143
22c
1
9%
13
2,000
49%
Norsyncomaque
2.73
July
May
23c
48
20c
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd-:
Feb
20c
21 %c
49
21c
21 %<;
Jan
Jan
Jun
8c
1
1
Norgold
May
15c
_*
—
—
Jan
7% Jun
7c
Ltd
Mines
North Canadian
Gold
16c
♦
Mines
20c
10,500
16c
Jan
35c
Mar
1.17
1.64
571,588
21c
Apr
'1:82 May
50c
Mar
75c
Jan
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday. July 8, 1957
.
(148)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Can Ltd
Con.sol Mines
Rowan
—
58c
..
•
A
20c
71 '4
7212
2.852
10%
10'a
50
Industries
19c
•
18c
United
Steel
15c
19
20%
5,454
16
25c
May
34
60
27
Jan
11 %
11%
11%
10'/2
—'
11c
11c
11c
.
400
3,000
St
St
"a
50
Mar
16%
3.935
15% July
18%
125
91% July
98
'1.15
73c
37,600
1.15
1.00
8u,3:)4
1.00
4%
5
8dj
4 %
18c
72.440
Jun
Jun
Jan
Violamac
Mar
Vulcan
16 %C
16c
28
1
Explorations
Victoria
Grey Trust
23
65
1.60
1.70
5,903
70c
60c
11,600
4.45
2.400
.10
1
—_—_—i—1
Mines
80c
———.1
Oils
85c
1.35
6.300
20c
Jun
40c
Mar
Wainwright Producers & Ref__—_—1
55c
3,700
45c
May
68c
Jan
Waite
4'.!c
40c
54c
4:J8,700
13c
Jan
70C
Jun
Walker
1.40
1.40
1.46
2,400
Jan
Wayne Petroleums Ltd-
%
60
61
100
Jan
Webb
57,975
100
loc
,
5%
Jan
May
32% Mar
16c-
July
23
Jun
Jun
Jan
7
.Jan
_"X-
Jan
1- co
Jan
1.65
Jun
1,30
5uc
Jun
2jc
44%
reb
20*2
2.tiO Mar
J.
l
.vttt.l
Jun
24c
51C
no
1.27
1.82
Jan
60
Jun
80
Amulet
&
1
3.45
3.00
3.45
Jun
Weedon
3.60
3.55
3.70
15.484
2.50
Feb
3.95
Jun
Werner
Lake
7 10
6.55
7.25
59,370
3.60
Jan
7.80
Jun
Wespac
Sherritt
Gordon
Shirriff
Horsey
5.75
5.70
5.95
15! 2
8.245
Souris
30
July
May
4.10
lie
70c
.
__
Standard
Paving
Radio
Stanleigh
Uranium
39,200
70c
32,552
45c
2.500
10c
9c
960
18 %c
1.05
Jan
63c
Jan
9
May
60
10
Apr
11
Jan
85c
80c
85c
7,825
4.25
9%
9%
11
.
11%
Jan
66c
1.03
Jan
Apr
4.25
350
3.00
Jan
9c
9c
10c
26,511
9c
July
15c
Jan
20c
22c
2,100
16c
May
30c
Jan
54%
54
54%
95
47
Jan
55% May
31c
31c
33c
9,000
30c
Jun
60c
10%
1,500
8
Mar
117,250
21C
Feb
78c
Mar
8,615
27C
Jan
42c
Jan
10
10
5%
11%
Jun
Jan
jun
64c
63c
70c
37 %c
37c
39c
43
42
43
850
34
Mar
43
Jun
13
13
200
11% Mar
13
Mar
6,308
3.15
6.40
3,200
3.001
»
«
4.75
Oil
Starratt
4.75
4.95
Bros
Jan
Plywood
Apr
47,568
92,400
3.15
Exploration
Superior Propane common
10c
Jan
1.55
18c
17c
22c
24%
24%
456
23% May
263o
69%
69
70
1,292
60-
Feb
6c
Jun
11c
Feb
7c
8c
35,000
20%
20%
32c
20%
12,532
32 %c
10c
35c
7,650
30c
10c
lie
4,200
9%c
2.95
2.75
2,95
2.990
30%c
6%
30 %c
1,500
30 %c
7'%
1,125
4%
Feb
2.75
2.75
2.75
'270
1.35
Jan
—
__
*
50c
4%
5%
20%
20%
475
6c
7%c
8,667
6c
2——_*
Gold
34c
July
__
.
Industries
Jun
6,000
2.25
2.50
201.425
18%.
18
18%
541
15% May
2
10
__
—1
Mines
Taylor
Pearson
Preferred
,
92c
7,800
Jan
1.35
Apr
6.00
3,400
5.00 Mar
1.50
Jan
1.95
2.01
9,850
1 00
Jan
?.90
15
15
300
14
Feb
26
25%
27
1,773
18%
Jan
25!
1,408
19% Mar
1.70
3.95
1.64
3.95
1.70
500
100
28,300
17%
Mar
59c
Co
class
B___—-
A
•
2
26%
86
86
10
9.50
9%>
10
595
1.84
86
—
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
Gold
Windward
Mines
Jan-
15c
2.75 May
2.75
17
6c
4.10
45c
9
***
3.90
Apr
Apr
1.75
Jan
126,950
16
16
7
89
37%
39
370
Woodgreen Copper
*
14,400
Woodward
_.
class
Ltd
A
Yale
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
Temagami
Jan
Jun
9c
May
16c
35c
Jan
55c
May
Dominion
Bank
Iron
Works
20
class
Finance
Class B
5 'Ic
9
—
preferred
Trans
.
Explorations Ltd
Empire Oils
Rights;_i:
Trans
Transcontinental
9
Andian
Anglo
National
Prairie
Triad
Resources
Brown
2.500
6c
1
31C
29c
82c
10,900
23c
Jan
40c
Apr
4 Jc
4Jc
40c
2,990
33c
Jan
7;c
Mar
*
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
Canadian Industries common—
3.20
3.10
3.40
3,010
3.00
Feb
4.90
Jan
__
of
__
Canadian
85c
4,000
50c
Feb
98c
Jan
Canadian Marconi
80c
7,100
72c
Jun
1.25
Jan
Coast
Jan
Consolidated
14%c
16c
33,500
75c
93c
156,700
32c
32c
500
44%
44
45
1,451
37
__
37
170
39%
39%
50
United Corps Ltd
United Estella
Class
United
Fuel
B
113%
14 %c July
w«<ik'e
B__
Mines
Inv
class
36c'
pfd
preferred
Keno
Hill
for Week
1
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
4.85
4.85
4.85
32%
32%
35
8%
8
8%
2,275
31
30
31
861
29%
17%
17%
575
14% Mar
3.85
100
4.00
900
23%
1,518
4% May
1
High
Low
High
32%
8
3
Apr
j
3.80
Apr
39%
Jan
Jun
31 %
10%
Jan
|
Feb
35
Apr
(
17% July
5
Jun
4.50
Apr
93c
July
Dalhousie
Mar
Dominion
Bridge
42 %
32
20
Feb
36%
Apr
.
Jan
Dupont
Gaspe'Copper Mines—
31
37
Mar
43%
43 %
75
39
Apr
2.26
2.55
14,499
1.20
Jan
2.90
3.05
10,134
2.00
31c
38c
27,363
105'% 113%
5,063
31c
104
Feb
July
Feb
42%
May
International
40
48
3.25
145
Jan
28
Mar
31% May
1
15% Mar
20
May
!
51 %
51 La
25
45
52
May
i
3.25
8.30
300
3.10 May
4.10
May
5
8.00
3.00
100
3.00 July
7.00
Jan
33,%
May
Jun
Apr
—
Loblaw Inc
Minnesota
Ogilvie
__
&
Flour
May
Third
Canadian
25c
3.500
880
47,920
38c
40c
2,900
28c
Mar
55c
78c
82c
50.925
26c
Feb
93c
6%
6%
125
80
84
4.382
62%
Jan
21c 21 %c
6,000
19c
May
3,100
5.50 Mar
__
84
21c
__
g.35
24
6.65
3.85
24%
955
19%
i3C
13c
1.500
12 %c
50
56%
56%
56%
195
25
66
65
66
265
•
4.50
4,30
4.50
3,275
__
l
56
39
3.95
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.00
Jan
Oreille
82
Feb
37%
May
103%
99%. 101%
285
90
1,420
47
84
84
175
G4% Mar
29%
225
28 %
Paper
Gold
__
Mines
—
2.50
%
Feb
;
May
Jan
Jan
70
Jun
,
Feb
20C
.
Feb
Mines
_
_
Jan
66
July
Jan
Gen
Consolidated
32
77
30% Mar
8.75
4.00
1,600
3.75 July
5,20 Apr
2.50
2.50
100
2.45
3.40
53
53%
740
11%
.
.
537«
Inv
Gold
Trust
11%
420
6
6
1,300
63c
68C
65c
Corp
10,800
29%
31%
235
1
_
'
*
FOR
value.
range •.
delivery sale (not included
in year's range>.
x
Selling ex-interest.
Ex-dividend,
,
.
5 Ex-rignts.
f Flat price.
included In year's range).
Jun
Apr
11%
5%
Feb
Apr
Mar
54c
23%
Jan
Jan
59
Jan
11% July
5% May
89c
33
May
.
MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating dividend,
<Un> Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
wd When delivered,
wi When issued.
v
.
mot
49
CANADIAN
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
Cash sale
May
31%
No par
r
38
29%
32
»
________
d Deferred
Apr
4.00
a
e
34
29 %
*
FOOTNOTES
Feb
60
93% May
Feb
1
_
31%>
Yukon
May
24% July
6.40
Feb
29%
84
—
7 .15 Mav
Apr
Jun
16%
400
63
*
24c
2,116
31%
60
Apr
May
612 May
86
20 %
S
Jun
82c
Jun
34c
32
20
30%
—
101
May
__
6.95
Feb
27% May
♦
Bros
8.35
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
61'%
common
Price
28%
17
19%
6
.
Ontario
Consolidated
Pato
Pend
27
21c
20c
2,607
5
__.
Apr
32 %
3,258
27
7.50
_
Jan
50c
2,943
33c
20
_
39%
34%
29c
2(i7«
—*
Feb
26%
84
29 %c
"II_1
Paper
Jun
24c
__
'
Jun
3.35 May
40c
27
606
1956_
Co Canada
j
30
335
19
•
Jun
Jun
30
29%
18
•
49
Jan
30%
30
—
37%
May
;
'2
_
25% May
29%
♦
Oil
47c
Jan
21
30
.
:
%
1
Rand.._
_
22
23
0
Paper
Jan
July
8.00
_♦
;
A
i-cb
2C
Sales
ifaiige
of 1' rices
*
—
32c
8.15
1
class
I0
29%
—.
Copper
19c
27 %
l
United Asbestos
United
__
2.55
2.90
*
Corp
May
Funds
Low
*
»
Investments
Ingersoll
72c
__
*
Canada
1 35 Mar
Exchange—Curb Section
*
common-
General
82c
100
l
Mining
,
Apr
•
Acceptance common
Jan
Apr
83
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Apr
1,546
Ultra
Union
Apr
1 93
7c
IIIIl
Co
Jun
41
1
Union
Jan
13c
7c
*
3.35
29
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Union Gas
Jan
8,300
-III5
10
%
*
Shawkey Mines
Jiiii
160
1.49
—
10
39
•
Pipeline-.
Jun
%
11
1.40
Paper-
Jun
37c
Oil
16c
Feb
1.40
*
Corp
Pulp
Canadian
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Jan
*
Trans
July
8c
Par
Jan
28%
•
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
?7e
Last
9%
41
1
__
July
9c
Sale Price
1.55
__
10
29
40
Canada
Trans
19c
1.15
1,003
STOCKS
100
•
A
3,500
July
10% Mav
8,00'J
Friday
36,425
*
class
23c
70c-
10c
Canadian
International Utilities
Traders
850
13.000
lie
Toronto Stock
9%
9
_*
A__
89c
•_„1
Mining
2.44
84c
—10
Toronto General Trusts—
May
1.40
8 %c
—
9%
15%c
1
._
Jan
19
39% May
1.30 May
•
Metal
2.15
9
__
*
Mines
25c
Jan
Jun
1
2.30
1
Silver
Jail
Mar
5,350
•
Tombill Gold Mines
Toronto
40,500
25c
Tiara Mines
Toronto
14c
46c
—1
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Torbrit
12c
40c
1
Mines
Jan
Jun
liC
11%
9c
Mines
Zulapa
9c
10%
87%
»%c
'___
Mines
Bear
Yukeno
2.90
23c
May
Jun
7 %c
1
—
Mai
Feb
10c
20c
Oil—
_
Jun
Jun
:-3% May
70c
1
—
1.55
Jun
2d
•12
1.85
1.40
\
Zinc
&
Lead
July
6% Mai
11%
5
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Jun
Jun
1.10
12c
10 %c
16
*
Jun
5%
5.50
4.500
*
May
21%
3.50 May
59,500
86
Apr
Jan
17
27%
Feb
Feb
12c
2,100
24c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A
Jan
Mar
Jun
1.85
20c
8%e8 %e
10%>
—1
—
1.71
23C
1
___
-
8%c
1
1
Winchester Larder
Jan
12c
10
__
Mines
46c
Jan
42c
*
common.^
Gold
Apr
2.00
*
__—...
May
1
—
Teck-Hughes
Apr
Jun
8.00
May
1
-
27
Jan
85c
3.85
Tandem
Taurcanis Mines
Jan
o
1.85
2.50 July
18%
6.00
—*
23% May
8c
—
common—_.
17c
Feb
-—8
class
73% May
,
Gold
Jan
1.12
lie
2.35
•
Jan
Jun
24%
—
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
9%'C
%c
8,100
*
———1
i
100
Warrants
Apr
5.05 Mar
Feb
1
*
Sunburst
Cons
5.00
Jun
60c
1
Mines
Cons
Sylvanite
1,190
1.47
—1
1
1
^
___
Switson
3.40
1.40
*
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon
River
GoldSudbury Contact
Inlet
3.25
Jun
•
Steeloy Mining
Warrants
3.30
1
,_.
May
Preferred
Yellowknil'e
-•
—
Steel of Canada
Sullivan
3.00
1-45
1
Gas
3.30
3.30
'
1
Ltd.
Nickel—
Stedman
<fc
-
-—
Stanrock Uranium Mines
Jan
53c
Petroleum-
Naco
Zenmac
Sittuwetl
85c
Jan
Jan
20% May
20c
II—1
—
54c
Feb
16%C
92c
(Geo;
May
Jun
917
*
Warrants
July
20c
29,238
26
Weston
Jun
Jan
11
»
Corp
32c
11,500
44c
_____
Leaseholds
Jan
60c
18%
.!_*
A—__—
4.55
25 %c
11
*
& Materials—
class
13c
63c
45c
17%
—III
Services—
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona Mines
1
32c
23c
39c
Warrants
Western
Western
4.00 May
400
9%
—
Air
Standard
4.10
18%
*
Spartan
Apr
Jan
—
<
4.70
21c
450
23
2.75 Mar
Jan
.
32c
11,557
22
July
39c
Mines-
Products
7
23c
1
27
Jun
__
Oils
1,550
2.60
Apr
*
—
4.00
27
Feb
#
Union
Southern
3.75
2.50
20!2
—
Oil-,
Valley
Soulham
Feb
3.75
27
20%
ManufacturingRoi
81C
2.55
24%
III
I
Jim
5
5
"
—
22c
Petroleum —__—:—1
168
11
Ltd_
8.85J
Breweries
315
_•
—
22c
Decalta
30
29
.«_•
A_
22c
Canada
21 %
:
B
jun
22C
Western
20%
—50c
Simpsons Ltd
82%
Western
21
1
—
Feb
Jan
8.10
20%
—
—
67%
15% July
Jun
9% Mar
30
_2—l
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class
Van
Westeel
2,525
_1
Maygill Gas Oil
21 %
1
Mining
Silver-Miller Mines
D
Malartic
West
Western
Silanco
Slocan
West
Jan
20%
Quebec—
Mines
5.55
10,735
14!«
Jun
48
1.35 Mar
1,610
77%
,
96
July
Jun
7.25
76%
Copper
Nickel
Feb
47
55c
Pyrite
Feb
80
17.200
*
Sliver
Siscoe
169
200
61c
15%
trust
Class
2
47%
25
——
Mines
92'
55c
1
Breweries common
Voting
91
471/4
—*
—
common
Preferred
Sigma
91
3.60
5.03
Jan
7.00
77
—_—*
Petroleums Ltd
2.10 Jan
2.95
7.23
*
—1
Knapp (Canada; Ltd
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common..4
Class B preferred.
—_——50
Sheep Creek Gold
50c
—
4.15
4.45
*
•
Mines...
W_—
&
G
50c
Cement
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Surf
tuay
Jan
July
Viceroy Mig class A. c
22 %c
Saskatchewan
Sicks
13
Jun
1 tC
—
—
23c
Debentures
K
13,033
90c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
S
23,800
44
-1
Gas_—:
Antonio
Sand
Jan
4.40 May
May
1.3 a
Ltd
Uranium Mines Ltd_——1
Gold,.—
1
River
Gold
-1
Maurice
Michael
San
3
14 c
Jan
15%
13
05c
1,300
41
Rights
91 1»
16
2,i)00
5%
510 %c
Jan
15%
16%
boC
Apr
42%
Ventures
91 '2
16%
65c
14%
17c
aan
——*
Jun
15 7 a
•
15%
High
Feb
73
x.
J
5%
Vico
common—
!
—*
1
Jun
23%
■-38
91 %
Corp
Lawrence
St
11c
3,253
6lJ,-I
14-8
a
—_1
Mines...
Vanadium
Alloys
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd__
—~
Cement class A—
St Lawrence
Canada
12%c
11c3.20
1.01
*
—_—
17c
Apr
'
.
Corp
12%
Feb
■
Upper
11c
—,—-—.—
Low
High
3.30
1
___
Rangfe Sirce Jaa. 1
Shares
May
11 % Mar
Jan
34
Feb
77
Mar
10% July
20
—1
Oils
Jan
64
34
—
Montauban
United
Jan
9c
«.
United
25% May
Feb
9c
21,800
71%'
Jan
1.00
for Week
Low
Far
High
Mar
16!2
8.541
*
Russell
9.210-
12c
H25
—
50c
59.815
70c
10%
j
Ryanor Mining
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24'2
•
Preferred
58c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
23 %
::io
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class
Royalite Oil common
JULY
for Week
10%c
*
Oils
Roxana
Range
oi Prices
24%
1
MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
10%'C
V)
(A
Roe
_50c
Ltd
Pete
Rocky
WEEK
Friday-
Week's
Low
Par
FOR
•
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Jun
1
Number 5653
166
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(140)
41
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The following
bid and asked quotations
for Friday,
obtained from the National
or
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Par
industrials and Utilities
Bid
Far
Aerovci Corp
1
Inc
Products
San Jacinto Petroleum
Searle
Ask
4%
Par
Company
5
Hanna (MA) Co class A com.10
Class B common
10
Haskelite Mlg Corp
5
5
34%
37
5
40 Ma
43 Ma
1
29%
32
10
35%
37%
High
4
39 y2
42M?
Hoover
American-Marietta Co
2
57%
60%
American Pipe & Const Co
Amer Research & Develop
1
1
26%
29 Va
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
Line Co
Barge
American Box Board Co
American Express Co
Hospital Supply Corp
Bid
Haloid
1
American
Amer
5
represent actual transactions.
not
Air
July
Association
of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources.
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
are
Voltage
Co
&
Sierra
Power
32
Southern
Colorado Power Co..•
Southern Nevada Power Co.
1
14 Mi
18%
19%
United Artists
37%
39%
United
28 Mi
30
Anheuser-Buscn Inc
4
1«
20
Arden
1
14 %
15 %
Ideal Cement Co
10
66%
•
44%
47%
I
5
25%
27%
21%
32%
35%
Corp—...10
34%
37
41
44
18%
19%
Associated
Avon
Spring
Products
Aztec
Oil
Inc
Gas
&
10
1
Co
Bausch
&
Baxter
Laboratories..
Bell
&
Lomb
Optical
6%
7 Va
5%
21%
6%
23 %
18%
11%
19%
12%
9%
7%
46%
23
30%
6 Mi
10%
8%
50%
24%
32%
6%
10
Co
....—1
10
Co
Gosselt
Beneficial Corp
-1
—
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
—
Beryllium Corp
•
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc
1
Bowser
Inc
Brown
Brush
Mfg
17%
19 %
10
23%
25%
——1
$1.20
7%
1
•
15%
8
16 Vis
40-8
preferred—25
& Sharpe
Brunner
Mfg Co
Co
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
Steel
Castings
Co
Bullock's Inc
3V%
30 %
—10
Burndy Corp
1
Calif
16 %
30%
32%
Co—25
38%
40%
Service
Water
42 %
15
Power Co—20
.California. Oregon
Oalixomia
Class
1
Co
Mfg
Co_12%
20%
21%-
Ltd—10c
12%
13%
_—
1
1
29%
9%
30%
Ceco Steel Products Corp
31%
10%
39
23%
Wat
Telephone
&
Petrol
Delhi
Canadian
Canadian Superior
Oil of Calif.l
Carlisle Corp
Carpenter
—
Co
Paper
Securities
Investors
iu
Bareco Investment Co
Bates
Interstate
.10
2z u
Central
Electric
&
Gas
Co—3 %
15%
16%
Central
111
Elec
&
Gas
Co—iO
30%
32 'A
13
35%
38%
—-10
21%
23
20
22
Iowa
Southern
Jamaica
Jefferson
16 y«
Staley
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Gas Co
Central Indiana
Central Louisiana
5
Central
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Co
Utility Corp
Central
6 %
6
Soya Co
6
Carbon
(A
Stand
E)
Fruit
&
22 y.
Stanley
16%
17%
111
36 Ma
United
23%
25%
Universal
2.50
14%
15%
lipfci
Home
1
Products
20%
22%
33%
36%
33
35%
5
10%
11%
Jervis Corp
1
7%
1
24%
Steel
Corp
preferred
1
13 Vi
Warren Brothers
Warren
14%
16%
17 Va
11%
Welex
5 Mi
5%
Tekoil
—16
Kennametal
Inc....
36%
38%
10
38%
41%
Thermo
...
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Koehring
L-O-F
lo
Glass
Fibers
18%
1
Oil
Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) «fe Co Inc
17%
5%
10c
Lithium
Lone
Corp
Star
Ludlow
of
Steel
Lucky Stores
Pipeline Co_l
19%
21
America
Gas
Inc
King
5
Corp—l
64
67%
1
Mi
8 Ma
of
(San
America
N
5%
Bank
of
Bank
of
S
Bid
65%
69
Bank
of
33%
Bankers
43
Boatmen's
(Newark) .25
37
40
100
297
North America
13
13%
•
36%
38 Va
Broad St Trust Co
Trust Co
Natl
22
64
57
61 Ma
10
24%
5
24%
26%
35
37
29%
22V4
45%
Trust
Camden
42%
Central
Natl
Co
(N
Bank
J)
of
Cleve
16
14%
16 Va
20
Chase Manhattan Bk(NY)_12Ma
12
13%
Chem
36%
Citizens
4;,»
5%
38%
__1
Citizens Util Co com cl A._33%c
15%
15%
7
10%
16%
16%
7•Is
11%
5%
6 V4
33%c
1
Collins
Radio
Class
Co
A
Inc
Milling
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp.—._.1
Commonwealth Oil Ret Co Inc_2c
$1.25
conv
...
Steel
5%
17%
9%
19
9%
14%
15%
37%
5
-5
35
vtg—1
8
16%
17%
Missouri
23
24%
15%
20%
Nicholson
1
1
20%
Norris
12
13%
Nortex
Productions..2%
24
25%
North
Inc
Co
National Gas
Eng Gas &
File
&
7%
8%
29%
31%
Northwest
lOVa
11%
2
14 Mi
15%
Nat
Gas
Co—1
El
21
10 Va
11
Oil
State
Empire
23
24%
54
57
1
10c
Co
Equity Oil Co
Foods
Fairmont
Fanner
Mfg
Federal
Natl
First
Co
*
—
—1
Assn.100
—10
1
2%
Co
Mortgage
Corp
Boston
8%
%
9%
36
38%
24%
26%-
7%
8 Ma
50
54
56%
60
13 Va
14%
23 Va
25%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
21
22%
1
56
Paper.,10
28
30%
15%
17%
Steel
Florida
Fluor
Ft
Corp
—
Corp Ltd
Mineral
Foote
Wayne
Frlto
Co
...
Corrugated
—*
Co
Garlock
Packing Co
1
—:
--10
Gas Service Co
General
Gen
Oil
Crude
General Gas
Telep
5 % %
Assoc...8
16%
17%
24%
14%
15%
50c
1
Serv
Production
Miss
2%
C'o
2.50
Corp
(Calift
5(.
pfd__20
Corp,
1
River
33
22%
8%
35%
24 %
8%
34
20%
Co
15%
Mi
15%
27%
6%
7%
9%
6 Ma
30%
32%
„70c
Pendleton
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Pickering
Lumber
Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas
Plymouth
Polaroid
Rubber
Bottlers
Co
Co
23%
16
11 Va
1
11%
12 Va
3%
9%
10%
•
26%
28%
5%
5%
2
Corp
1
Portland Gas & Coke Co
19
Portland General Electric Co_7Ma
Potash Co of America
5
Producing
Properties
Inc
11V4
23 y2
25%
34%
37%
8%
16%
17%
16
1
22%
30
Mexico...5
Corp of America..1
Chemicals
7T4
1
23
70 Ma
45 Ma
58
59
62 Ma
61 Mi
64 Mi
23c
Natl
10
42%
33
%
36%
74%
78 Ma
17%
19%
Square
Girard
N
5
Exch
Corn
—
Bank (N Y)
Trust
Union
26%
65 Mi
68 Mi
20
60
64
10
27
30%
44 Va
47%
-25
38 Ma
42 Va
19
20%
Bank-State Street Trust
Mass)
Natl Bk
of
Phlla
(N
Bank
42 Mi
of New York—10
Bk
A
Tr Co
Co
of
New
Union
430
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co—10
30
32 Mi
51
5 6 Ma
15%
17 Ma
32
35%
Hudson
County
Natl
Co
(Union City)—8
(N Y)—10
(N Y)
2
35 %
1
21
Providence
R
35 Ml
33 M«
10
I
For
footnotes
".ee
Bank of
14
15%
24%
26%
19%
River
Brand
12'/a
3
Rice Mills Inc
Roadway Express class A.
Robbins & Myers Inc
•
10 Ma
10%
Robertson
10c
Mfg Co new—2.50
5%
6%
(H H)
Co
Rochester
35 Va
38
Telephone Corp
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Chemicals & Controls—1
38
40%
Roddis
25o
4
4 Ma
Ryder
Plywood
System
Corp
Inc.
2%
Jersey
3M2
18
25c
9%
•
51%
74
21%
22%
2V2
45%
48%
1
13%
14%
17%
19%
&
list
Utility
Tr
United
10 Ma
10
43
46 Ma
10
42
45 Va
10
of
Co
States
22 Mi
24%
(N Y)_20
66%
70
26 Mi
28
Maryland
Trust
Co—
(Boston)
United States
Tr Co
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arls)_8
of
Stocks quoted
Over
Your orders &.
78%
10
National
56
1
9%
Commerce—
preceding page.
Industrial
22%
15%-
47 Mi
Natl Bk of
37%
Resistoflex
Corp
33
44
10
(Cleveland)
Union
25
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
458
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
30%
44%
(Chi)—100
Tr A Sav Bk
Harris
(Los
Y)
Trade
Trust
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Hanover
9%
74%
47%
20
20
Co
8%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
i
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
28 Ms
44%
2
70
(Boston,
31 Ma
Bk_15
Y)
Trust
Louis
Second
45%
28
135
of
10
Second
(Franklin
Bk
Bank
Security First Natl Bank
10
Rochelle
New
Natl
10
St
First Westchester Natl Bank
24%
Republic Natural Gas Co
19%.
30%
Hail'e Mines Inc
66
Rights
7%
21%
Corp
42 Mi
54Va
Bank
(Phila)
9%
18
1
20
Tradesmen's
Trust
Rye National
First
of
10
37%
Boston
52%
20
Pennsylvania Banking
A Trust Co (Phila)
57Ma
29%
We make Markets in two out of every three
Rare Metals
14%
49 Mi
(N Y)__20
14Va
Royal State Bk of New York_8
35%
25
Louis
54M»
32%
Hamp
New
28%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
St
City Bank
74 Ma
35 Va
(Boston)
Royal Bank of Canada
322
25
of
Bk
First Natl
8
24%
1
New
of
5
Inc
Natl
First
36%
464
27 Mi
Rockland-Atlas
69 Va
66 Ma
33
.1
440
17Mi
of
Co
Products
185
5
Co
Serv
Alegre Sugar Corp
16 Ma
-
10c
Serv
Pub
Purolator
177.
.
20
8%
3 3 Ma
312
City)
(Chicago )_100
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—21
21 Ma
31 Ma
20c
Paterson
49%
10
&
25 VA
l
Indus
General
7%
1
7
20
100
(Jersey
Co
25
10
8%
9y0
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Hagan
7
„•
Richardson Co
Gustin-Bacon
%
Airmotive
Corp
1
Mercury Telev "A"__90c
Riley Stoker Corp
Sulphur
8%
17%
of
Franklin
48%
Gulf
7%
14
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
Tr
(N Y)
34%
Dallas.—10
41%
26
29%
Industries
Chicago
of
45 Ma
46 Ma
71 Mi
Nat'l Bank Trust Co
5
27
Gruen
of
57 Ma
42 Ma
33%
Provident
34%
32 Ma
First Natl Bank of Boston.. 12%
First Natl Bk
if 29%
53 Ma
J)
Pilgrim Trust Co
62 Ma
31
(Atlanta).10
First
5
45 Ma
Fire Brick Co
59
6Mi
J)
71%
14
Relehhold
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co. 2
Great Western Financial CoTp.l
(A P)
Bk
27
7.50
Bank¬
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Natl Bk A Tr
Bk
*
Punta
20
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
37 Va
18%
72 Ma
N
21 Mi
63 Ma
A
Y)
(Hackensack N J)
79 Mi
National
57
19%
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
38
30 Ma
68'/a
Natl
Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Pacific
35 Mi
75 Ma
(Camden
54
187
28
(N Y)_lo
First
6
Pacific
178
50%
Co
N
Ma
59
(Cleve)—16
Essex
A
(N
Northern
(Newark
12%
lc
Coal
27
25 Mi
5
50
Bank
16
Servj^o_____3
30%
47 Ma
First
10
43
366
J5
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boaton_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
88
28 Mi
10
Camden
(Albany
Newark
58
40
350
New York Trust Co
84 Ma
33Va
J)
First
Detroit
21%
118
54Ma
Westchester^
Commerce Bank
Trust
ing Co
10
Co
of
of
Natl
Trust
Natl
Prod
Ben
86 Mi
39
A
Bank
Bank
112
28
(N Y)__100
City Bank
National
81 Ma
3 6 Ma
39
•
National
National
62
5 7 Ma
25
67
pfd_*
Co
Trust
19%
(Pgh) 28
(St Louis)
National
243
230
A
First
20
preferred
Portland Cement
Green
16%
11 Ma
.
9%
15%
5
$4
8%
1
Pub
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Giant
12%
Pabst Brewing Co
(Texas)—_•
7%
Co
Emhart Mfg Co
65 Ma
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
34%
Corp
Paso Electric
11%
Otter Tail Power Co
9%
19%
32%
••—1
Utilities
Electrolux
8%
50c
Associates —10
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
1
Del
Co
Old
East Tennessee
61
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co.lO
25 Va
Corp
Pub
N
"19%
26 Va
North
Oklahoma
18
23'%
Northeastern Water
Indiana
Federal
of
8
(J P) A Co
Morgan
of N J.25
Federation Bk A Tr Co
Bank
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. IP
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
40%
24 "4
Gas Co
America
preference
$1
5
Corp
Northwestern Pub
—_—
of
Corp
37%
2%
Coal
27%
Dynamics
43
(N Y)_10
Natl
Y)
(N
37 Ma
Trust Co (White
Plains N Y)—_
26 %
23%
Gas
American
Penn
40%
Brook
35 Mi
(Paterson N J)
8%
_50c
of
Elec
26 Vu
North
24%
39 "Ma
Freeport
County
25
Co.
Thermador
& Sons Co__5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
1
Dunham Bush Inc
2
R)
(R
lo
:
Shirt Shops
Oil
7%
Corp A com_50c
common
3%
Donnelley
.1
Corp
& Oil Corp
2%
Inc
1
Co
National Alumlnate
1
Products
Doeskin
•
1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
19
•
2
■
Chemical
B
23
Meadow
Ma
Tr Co_12Ma
Bank
33%
101
36
Mercantile Tr Co
Y)
(N
20%
10
Mellon Natl Bk As Tr Co
(Chicago)
County Bank A Trust Co
17
Class
(Phlla)
50%
Co
15 7'H
18%
Bridge Co
111
25%
14 Va
(Walt)
Continental
23
National
Internat
23%
Shipping Co
5
Valley Barge Line Co.—.1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
New
Chemical Arts
22
5
Miss
18%
Disney
A
Mississippi
17 Mi
Di-Noc
Co.
Bank
27
National Homes
Detroit
Trust
Connecticut
25%
21%
—
Commercial
3 6 Mi
25%
8%
vtg
13%
43 %
24%
20%
Ltd
Common
Co
Trust
12%
33%
95
40%
50
40%
Inc
Utilities
Ask
18%
20
Y)
N
50%
Bank
State
.5
31%
Montrose
20%
32
47%
10
2%
...7%
Laboratories
19
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
National
cl A com.l
common
43
10
37%
Cleveland Trust Co
Commercial
29%
1
Cutter Laboratories com
60%
78%
Gas Utilities Co
Mlehle-Gross-Dcxier Inc—
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
Detroit Harvester Co ;
1
Inc
Southern
A
17%
Michigan
Class A
9%
40 Va
Bid
X47%
Y)__10
(N
(Savannah)
16%
Meredith Publishing Co
64%
8%
9%
Cummins Engine Co
Bank
74%
Corp
16%
9%
8
Phila.10
of
Bk
Exch
Inc.l
Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
.
McLean Trucking Co
McLouth
33%
7%
Corn
Bk
lc
&
A
Miles
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Company
(J Ray)
Industries
22%
21%
5%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Cross
McLean
21
25%
70 2
6%
Natl
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
McDermott
31^
5
Elev Co—1
&
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
20%
20%
.__2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
21%
Herrington Co Inc
67
—1
Stores
Colorado
19 %
19%
23%
1
com
common
B
Colonial
Prod.
Co
Manufacturers Tr Co
__i
Madison Gas & Electric Co
16
Maremont Atitomo Prods Inc..1
18%
Gas
27%
15
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Ma
Co
1
class B
25%
8
26%
(Phlla).
I
States
31%
10
19 y8
24 Ma
61 Ma
(St
Louis)
Trust
(Brooklyn
16
(NY.) .5
(N Y)
Bank
Marmon
Common
y8
20
40%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Coastal
28%
Far
310
York
New
22
18%
Clinton Machine Co
20
(Phlla)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
38
35%
33%
Co
12%
18%
Companies
Industrial
20%
17%
Gas
11%
Light Co
Ask
A
6 Mi
Commerce
31%
.
&
Francisco)
36 Va
.
T
31%
Chattanooga
A
17%
8
2%
Company
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp_
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
80c
9 Ma
Par
Bank
1%
Macmillan Co
1
lOo
Co
Wurlitzer
6%
1
Corp
6
Pow
Co
Gas
Wood Conversion Co
5M2
Petroleum
1
M/ft & Sales Co
Wisconsin
1
Gasoline
__1
Co
Cos
Williams & Co Inc
Bank & Trust
6
5%
cl B„5
Iiic
40%
22%
Nat
34
1
com
38 V2
21 Ma
15%
25
1
Corp_5
24 %
14%
35%
Massachusetts
Western
34%
5
18
33V*
Inc
-
26%
32 %
22%
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
Le Cuno
25 V-i
3
__5
Co
16%
Transmission
National
v
35%
West Point Manufacturing Co_8
Western Lt & Telephone Co_10
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
Natural
Co
32%
White
Texas
Kendall
29%
1
Services
Jet
Western Natural
Industries
Texas
2(7%
27%
111
36%
14%
1
34%
Texas
34
42%
13%
13 Ma
Texas
50c
59
10
26 Mi
Gas
10
8
•
12 Mi
Texas
37 Vt
34%
Co
32 Ma
Eastern
9%
24 Va
32 Va
Co
5
Texas
34%
22%
Co
55%
l
Tennessee Gas Transmis Co
38
3
17%
39%
(S D)
Corp_7
24%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
48
16
5
America
Transmis
Corp
63%
3%
&
48%
10
6
Telephone Co ...
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
Ma
45
1
22%
3%
17%
44%
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
10%
16
1
27
Inc
10%
50o
13
Centl-Penn
Central
_8
12%
35'%
Public Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
29 Mi
25
60
City
27%
Wells
♦
Kansas
30 y8
9
reinixbuiar
Greene
1
22%
9%
Swasey
Corp Inc
21 Ma
27%
of
(O A)
24%
10c
Warner
5
10
26%
23
8
4%
40%
24
13%
Corp
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
common
Minerals
Match
Vitro Corp
Tampax
$1.46
Western
22%
.
9'A
Sugar Corp
34 Ma
7%
37
10
2%
26%
Kaiser
10
4 6 Ma
Sutton
8%
Jessop Steel Co
Corp
43 Mi
Corp
2ya
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp..1
Suntide
Refining Co
lc
12
*
Tool
30
Stubnitz
11%
&
Struthers
16%
1
34%
21 Mi
non-voting
5
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp..1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
29%
15y8
32%
1
Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
Inc
Common
116
27%
5
Co
34 Ma
33%
10
Stanley
5
Supply
31%
2 Va
Standard Register
15%
Co_5
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Ino
10
21 Va
Steamship
20%
Corp
United States
7%
7
Drill
2M2
14%
Co—15
Utilities
|
152
19
60c preferred
20 Ma
Mfg Co
5
.
1
Gas
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr
14%
Co—1
Co
20%
Inc
Co
Tele
Sprague Electric Co
20%
45
1
Electric
States
Speer
1
Inc
Water
Producing Co
1
Sys
common
Jack & Heintz
Gas
14%
•
Co
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Iowa Public Service Co
13%
Tele Co..25
Co,
1"
18%
Co
Services
5
Gas
69%
14
Electric Co__5
Diver
A
Eng
Southwestern
Indian Head Mills Inc
20
Southwest
4%
4
Indiana Gas & Water Co
10
Co..10c
Calif Water Co
10
—5
Serv
Southern
27%
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
7%
15%
2 6 Mi
25%
Co
143
29%
Union
Arkansas Western Gas
Pipe Lines
1
Pipe Line Corp_50o
Ask
7
24%
New
Art Metal Construction Co
1
1
Southern
Textbook
Inc
Bid
Trans-Canada
Southern
17%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Trans
13%
16%
26%
71 Mi
18%
74%
International
11%
24%
Topp
26%
68
11%
12%
Co__5
ioy»
1
24 Ma
24 Va
10%
70
Co
1
2 2 Mi
33 Vac
17
Pub
1
Power
27 Va
Corp
Industries
Southeastern
1
Service
25 Va
Co
Gas
ToJtheim
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
8%
Hugoton Production Co
Missouri
68%
•
13%
28
7%
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co
Public
8%
65%
Nat
25%
11%
Partic preferred
7%
1
Par
States
2%
A
31%
Arkansas
1
Time Inc
12 Mi
Corp
10
Arizona
Co
Skil
Smith, Kline & French Lab
29 %
~4
Three
49 Mi
2
Pacific
142
1
common
51%
1
7%
146
AMP Incorporated
Co
Ask
46
.2
139
American Window Glass Co_12Ma
Farms
Bid
48%
1
Co..
Seismograph Service Corp
62
57%
D)
136
I_1
Engineering
class
Ask
(G
9%
TROSTER,
IIA
2-
2400
-
the
-
inquiries
Counter
are
Securities.
invited
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
of the
in the above
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y,
CO.
\
x
NY 1376
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
(150)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
I
i,
v
July 5
Quotations for Friday,
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Far
Funds—
Mutual
5.59
10.57
10.47
11.47
9.62
of Boston-—1
Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc-1
5.71
6.26
(The)
Mutual Fund-l
a22.U0
Custodian
6.05
1
Inc—1
3.73
3.99
Investment
Fund
8.81
•
1.55
1.70
Johnston
1
17.30
18.58
Keystone
Inc—1
5.52
6.00
Inc—5
X8.18
8.89
E-2
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
3.04
3.98
B-3
Fund
Associated
Trust
Fund
Resources
of
Co
Trust
Fund
Mutual
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"'
11.36
10.45
(Medium Grade Eonds)_l
(how Priced EondS)_;—1
23.15
Fund
Boston
9.44
12.9!)
14.18
17.19
18.76
11.93
12.89
K-2
21.89
S-l
—1
16.50
17.84
S-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
al0.07
11.03
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
1
;
22.4!)
24.31
S-4
(Low
Ltd-
14.70
13.41
1
Fund
Canadian
International,
Fund
Inc—
Ltd
12.71
Fund
Chemical
11.8!)
Colonial
151
16%
1
Fund
Colonial
Inc
Fund
Concord
Inc_
De
Fund—*
—lo
5.39
2.78
4.46
lc
3.61
3.98
lc
3.93
shares
_lc
3.62
3.09
3.00
6.80
7.52
12.18
13.17
11.85
12.8L
16.96
13.43
14.52
Massachusetts
19 1
Mass
Fund
Bond
Trust
Growtn
14.96
73
7612
11.15
12.20
Mutual
9.74
Fund Inc—1
8.80
.Diversified
Growth Stk Fund—1
14.08
16.09
Diversified
Investment
Fund—1
9.00
Invest
interest—1
Fund
Shares
Income
14.16
1
Inc
Corp
19.61
.....
...
9.78
1
U14.47
2.50
25c
Shares
19 40
2.83
3.10
9.88
Inc_.
Fund
Dreyfus
17.19'
1
E
Series
Dividend
10.74
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc—
Energy
11.10
15.00
15.66
Gas
Industries
Capital
General
General
.1
7.91
6.53
1
6.01
13.97
4.19
.„1
7.80
5.73
8.41
6.83
20.33
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
35%
37%
Series H-C7
Insurance
10
82
88%
Y_10
50
54%
(Minn)
Insurance
Pacific
Indemnity
Co
of
N
Co
10
2814
37%
403»
18%
87
5134
_7.50
33%
;
;
65
68 %
20
'
19%
10
Providence-Washington
57 %
5
10
2614
21%
61
91%
44%
Reinsurance
54%
.
Republic
Corp (N Yt
2
Insurance (Texas)—.10
r
35%
Paul
St
Fire
&
12*4
13%
48%
53
■
Marine
4
10414
10
66
70%
10
48%
5214
Security (New Haven)
lo
26%
27%
—5
29%
31%
Springfield
10
45%
48%
5
1714
18%
Standard
10
56%
59%
5
35%
37%
26%
28
36%
39%
108
10
;
10
151
lo
Title
6.25
Surety Co
Fire
Marine
&
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
(N
62%
66
Y)___8
19%
82%'
.
20%
5
U S
157%
85%
64%
71%*
3
24%
26%
—2
34%.
36%
2
25%
27%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
80
84%
U
5
39%
4214
U S Life Insurance
Co
Amer— 5
North
of
10512
Standard
Life
Ins..10
9014
.__1
Nucleonics
Chemistry
Electronics
35%
1
...
9.73
Fund
10.63
99.31
10.73
100
Pine
Street
JPrice
I "III
22.19
Fund
(T
Inc
Rowe)
15.10
99.29
100
Jan.
15,
1958——
99.29
100
16.41
v
Fund Inc
1
33.18
Federal
Inc
1
6.48
7.01
(Geo)
Fund
1
12.91
14.03
Nuclear
Funds
1
Mortgage Assn—
2%s June 1,
100,3
99.12
99.25
99.28
4%s Feb.
99.25
99,29
3%s
Feb.
57'.4
4 05s
4%s
59 %
1958—
1958
10i
Mar.
1HI,
Apr. 10. 1958
May 8,
99.25
96.20
93.4
—
97.22
96.10
95.14
95.12
95.2
99.12
91%
1972-1967
92%
97%
—
Sept.
98%
97
96
99.28
37«s Sept. 3, 1957
100
99.30
3%s
1958
•
•
Oct.
Selected
1.25
9.08
15,
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.59
Smith
14.48
15.87
99.28
1957
99/23
100.1
99.31
12.67
9.56
1957
1,
9.82
6.33
99.20
100%
100%
15, 1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
99.28
100.5
97.12
1962
15.
99.30
99.30
100.1
4%s July 15, 1969—
3%s May 1, 1971
99.4
99.20
99
99.24
!
100
100.1
98.22
—
1960
4s May 1,
Clark
&
99.12
99.24
I960—
1,
100.2
4s
al2.G6
.Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Stevens
100.2
100
.
100
4,10s
&
Natl
99.30
4'as Sept. 20, 1957_
2%s Jan. 20, 1958
33.52
Fund
Science
99.29
1957
3.90s Aug. 20, 1957
Puritan
Scudder,
100-
point
a
Bank Bonds—
15,
2%s Feb.
Stock
Growth
,
32nds of
or more
3%s May 1. 1958
4%s July 15, 1958 Wi____i,
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
2 %s May 1, 1959
22.41
•
Inc—
Inc
1957—
10.12
—2.50
Fund
15,
Feb. 17, 1958 wi._______
4%s March 17, 1958
—____
15.59
9.28
Oct.
4.30s
11.75
14.23
Corp-
Fund
one
1%S Oct. 1, 1957
3%s Feb. 14, 1958——
2%s May 1, 1958
100.2
99.29
3.95s
1
Securities
Fire
3%s July
July 15, 1957
Sept. 16, 1957
3.70s
Securities
Inc
Peoples
In the
Y
N
Federal Land
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.70s
Phiiadelphia
Co
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s
Inc
Of
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent
&
Shares
Fire
95
33
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
S
City
110
Bid
Ltd
7.44
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Stevens
Stock
1
Fund
B)
1
8.32
Southwestern
7.62
8.35
Sovereign
8.22
8.57
State Street
10.46
11,46
8.58
9.40
13.16
14.41
2.44
2.69
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1.
Texas
6.39
7.01
9.63
10.24
4.07
4.47
8.65
9.48
17.19
17.71
17.37
17.90
Sterling
Investment
1
12.13
United
1
11.22
11.89
12.74
13.89
23 V*
25 ',4
1
1
:
Figures after decimal point represent
8.86
4.39
a23.62
2.55
2.78
1
8.13
8.89
1
8.51
9.30
1
9.83
1957
one
93.29
99.31
100
12.79
United
Continental Fund..—1
8.42
9.20
United
Income Fund Shares.l
10.29
11.18
United
Science Fund
1
11.81
12.91
Aug. 15,
1 %s Oct. 1,
1
18.00
19.57
l%s
Ltd
2%s Aug.
1,
2s
April
1
Income
Line
5.90
5.48
1
6.45
1
%s Oct.
1,
point
*
Bid
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)96.31
97.1
99.2(5
l%s April 1, 1959
96.16
96.24
99.28
1 %s
95.12
95/2C
94.4
94.12
99.6
99.8
I960—
93.8
93.16
1961—
1961
91.28
l7/es Feb.
100.1
1959
%s April 1, 1960
1,
15,
1,
99.29
99.31
l%s
Oct.
99.26
1957
1959
15,
Oct.
3%s May
99.28
l%s
April
99.14
99.20
1 %s
Oct.
98.16
1,
1960
1958
90.20
98.24
99.9
1%S April 1, 1962—
89.14
97.22
1968-
1,
3%s Feb 15, 1962
99.7
—
27«s June 15. 1958Line
a
99.26
1957
1957_
1,
more 32nds of
99.24
99.31
Treasury Notes—
11,77
or
Maturity—
Treasury
3%s Feb. 14, 1958
3%s April 15, 1958
Fund:—1
Value
_1
1,
3%s Oct.
9.68
Ask
Indebtedness—
Accumulated
Value Line Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
Certificates
United
Value
Income
Bid
Maturity—
1
Canada
1958_,
a30.37
Funds Inc—
Funds
3,
14.66
42'4
4.84
4.43
10c
Inc
March
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.26
12.84
39%
Inc_l
Fund
Nov.
a24.93
•
—1
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
'
„
10.55
9.35
Investors Inc
Investors-
Investment Corp
Roe & Farnham Funa
Stein
3.806
4%s
Fund
Shares
Amer
(Edson
a36.31
Clark—
&
7.59
—10c
—
79%
National Life
Phoenix
Capital Fund
Canada
United
Series II-DA
Fund_;
8.72
Inc—
Funds
of
-
5.77
1-
75
Peerless Insurance Co—
Newark—
of
11
7%
12.50
Northwestern
414
4114
21.98
England
York
Common
Inc—1
34 3 8
Northern
68
10
7.40
1
New
Stock Series
8.16
lc
lc
Growth Industry Shares
33'.
10
9.1!)
—1
Growth
..
12.64
lo
:
85%
6314
2.50
(S
6.20
1
Series.
Series
11.54
,1c
—
28%
32
8.52
1
Slock
Series.
Stock
14.48
lc
shares
20%
5
2.50
3.3314
4.58
Series
13.23
lc
stock shares.
Utilities
Hamilton
9.68
40%
Fire
'
-1°
shares
Tobacco
7.06
8.83
& Electrical
equipment shares
Steel
11.17
6.44
37
5714
Fy
Fund
Insurance
10.15
10.20
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares
—lc
Mining shares—
lo
Petroleum shares
lc
Railroad Bond shares
lc
Railroad
7.91
49%
10
Fire
River
92%
54
18%
%
Northeastern
128
"89
4
Fire
Jefferson
Putnam
fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares——lc
BR
15.10
128
1®
shares—_—
16.45
9.26
Equipment shares
Food
3.85
122
5
17%
46
0.57
1
Series
Pioneer
Trust—.—1
Aviation shares
19.08
15.05
Building shares
—}c
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares
——lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics
7.10
.
3.54
shares
Automobile
11.87
.
17.41
York
38
5
2
Hampshire
North
151
5
Home
9.02
10.88
29' '■>
27%
142
Hartford Steamboiier
10.83
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
Over-The-Counter
Fund Inc—^—1
Corp
1
Investors
4.53
8.30
Securities—
Group
16.93
4.13
Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Fouhders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
-lc
'Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
16.22
New
3512
5
class A
Casualty
Corp
3313
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
12.00
New
—5
Inc
Fund
Fidelity
7.47
80%
Travelers
.__1
Investors Corp
Preferred
7.21
20c
Equity Fund Inc
76
(Jacksonville Fla)_21/a
Gulf Life
Hanover
National
Income
180.59
40%
10
Co__
.
31
10
Co
American
Great
3.70
24.29
5.20
38
Fire
Nationwide
308
Republic _—!
Globe &
20.01
23.60
178.78
12
5
Ins
-
3-4G
22.72
5.75
11
New Amsterdam
81
Co
Glens Falls
15.38
19.05
22.07
*
1
Corp—1
10
Fund
57%
4
Life
Seaboard
10.73
—
1
of beneficial interest
Bond
Howard—
&
Balanced
Stock Fund
33%
53
National Union Fire
25%
296
Franklin Life
Mutual Trust Shares
Dividend
Eaton
31%
18r'«
2
General Reinsurance Corp
21.20
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Diversified Trustee Shares—
23" 4
10
Life
__—:
Firemen's
9.86
Delaware
Ins
General
Casualty
Fireman's
Fund—
Foundation ._-l
Income
Mutual
1
Life
of beneficial
Mutual
14.81
1
33 %c
;—;
Massachusetts
Life
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
Stock
Fund Inc
Units
10c
Iric
Investors
Investors
Natl
Assurance
4.33
3.9!)
37%
5
5
171a
(N J)__5
Amer
Federal
3.31
1
Fund
Monarch
56'a
52
10
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J>
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.41
18.67
.
Shares
35 %
Manufacturers
Merchants &
3
228
,_1
Assurance
Merchants Fire
Pacific
5.93
2.52
4.05
shares
Manhattan
of
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Automobile
Ins
Crum & Forster Inc
Petroleum
7,46
_
Co_.il
5
Continental
Special Investment, shares—.lc
Transport shares
lc
6.82
<N J •
Ins Assn
Life
Connecticut
a44.03
Mutual
Paper
4
10
Ins
Life Ins
Insurance Co
Boston
Funds—
10.12
15.61
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
5.68
15.04
Investment Inc
Income Fund
Dividend
Sayies
Mahaged
17%
——1
Inc
Stand
Columbian
shares
17.18
Co
Life
Natl
Beneficial
6.19
9.31
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western
Ldomis
Fund Inc__1
Stk
Insurance
4
13.84
1
1
,
Fund
Composite
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
^.ud
1
1
Composite Bond & Stock
8
New
11.2.3
10.35
Commonwealth Stock
Fund
13.700
135
—1
Investment
Fund
Commonwealth
13.200
130
com—100
—,
100
Inc
19.67
18.19
50c
Preferred
Bankers
6.62
25.41
Inc
Securities
Christiana
8.79
8.04
0.04
23.50
271a
214
Camden Fire
10.88
Life
1
—
Venture
25%
(Wash D C)—1
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
35%
Bankers & Shippers
11.63
Life
Inc—_1
Fund
Century Shares Trust
Capital
Maryland
111
106%
x219
20%
1
22.37
Growth
10
30%
—25o
20.08
15%
20
18%
6.71
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
14%
Life Insurance Co of Va
National
7.75
1
Inc—
Lincoln National Life
2814
6.12
15.54
2%
34%
26*4
—5
—1
7.09
2%
32%
31 In
6.25
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
14.37
n't
Co__65c
25%
American Surety
9.90
Fund
Companies
Ask
15%
(Birmi_2
Ins
24
American Re-insurance
15.82
Title
&
Life
Bid
(Vat_5
28;,4
7%
—-
Assurance
Natl
Com
2314
32'a
Mercury
13.91
1
Fund
14.50
Amer
9.07
1
Ltd—.
(1954)
Canadian
Life
Ins
Mtge
Liberty
2814
'Newark N J» —2V2
Amer Ins Co
12.86
Com
1
Inc
Fund
General
Canada
2614
Title
Lawyers
211
1
Fla)
Home
Stks»_l
Priced
Knickerbocker
California
202
69%
13.02
11.86
Investment,
Bullock Fund
8.65
10c
Inc
Bowling Green Fund—:
Street
9.94
Bonds;
20.30
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Broad
1
Par
Lawyers
144
66
Co_5
(Jacksonville
Companies
Ask
137
10
10
American
10.85
(Income Pfd Stocks)-—1
Co
10
American Equitable Assur
_5
American Fidelity <fc Casualty-5
$1.25 conv preferred5
Amer Pleritage Life Ins—
17.87
(Discount
B-4
Surety—_10
&
Agricultural Insurance Co
25.25
16.38
Insurance
Aetna Life
24.76
1
Bonds)
(Investment
B-l
Casualty
Aetna
Funds—
23.72
K-l
De
Aetna
Development
Atomic
Crown
America
Bid
Par
9.67
1.25
Mutual
Ask
5.11
Investment
American
Bid
1
Inti
6.55
Fund Inc
Business Shares
%_ Par
Inc——-lc
2.00
American
Affiliated
Funds—
1.82
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Mutual
Ask
Bid
92.4
97.30
99/23
90.28
100
89.22
5.99
—
Special Situations
Fund
Inc
10.63
Hay dock Fund Ir.c
•
Fund
Incorporated
of
Boston
Income
Incorporated
Inc
Fund
Investors
Bank
Inst Foundation
lo
10.23
11.20
—lc
Fund
Fund
10.55
11.55
11.78
12.88
Inc
Strum
Fund
Wall
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Fund
Van
_10c
Towne
2.82
3.08
1
&
11.37
12.38
1
7/20
7.87
Street
Washington
Kate
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.27
-1
8.78
9.60
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.30
100.1
3.90%
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.30
1-
2-57
Investing Corp
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Stock
Inc
Inc—
Dated
Due
Bid
Dated
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
Ask
Growth
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
__1
13.47
14.08
3.875%
10-1-57
99.30
100.1
3.80%
2-53
99.26
6.90
Fuud.lc
Institutional
7.56
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.87
12.83
3.875%
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.26
12.34
13.50
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.31
5.74
3.80%
5-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.29
100
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.27
4.25 %
Institutional
7-
1-57
4
-1-53
99.29
Wellington Fund
Recent Security
Bonds—
Bid
1987-
104
Ask
104 %
.1975
76 %
77%
.1976
82%
84
1982
Bid
99%
99%
99%
Pugef
States
Sound
6%s
Corp 3%s
104%
104 7
Sheraton
Co
103%
104%
Southern
Bell
Calif
.1975
.1976
85
76
General Telephone 5s
.1987
102%
108%
Georgia
.1987
104
104%
Power
Interstate
5 lis
4'/fee
Power
,
5s
.1970
94
.1987
Lowensteln
(M)
&
101
97
101%
77%
108
1967
5s
1986
Tenn
Gas
Line
91
73%
.197f
.1-
J o«
65
es
1976
v2
5148—1977
5s
1971
y*
1US
t'
99.29
99.30
100
29, 1957__;—
September 5, 1957
August
102%
8,
102%
103%
August
15,
1967
99.870
September
99.783
99.803
99.729
_
1957
99.924
99.861
July 25, 1957
August 1, 1957
August
99.977
99.918
103!%
68
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
99.975
101%
67
Bid
.
July 11, 1957
July 18, 1957
99.742
September 19,
September 23,
1957_i—
1957
1957
99.673
September 26,
99.596
99.609
October
March
1977
97\%
<
3.
1958
:
98 %
1971
137
142
1970
103
106
Universal
1976
90
93
5%s
Corp
Match 5s
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
Arizona
Pub
par
value
tEx-100%
Serv
Pacific Power
&
$2.40 pfd
50
55%
100
102%
—
Potomac. Electric 2.44%
pfd
Net
stock
50
47
104
48! 2
<
.,
f
dividend,
asset- -value..
k Admitted to
Light— "
pfd
a
Stock
listing
Exchange
b Bid
d
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
Ask
91.548
99.492
issued..5
Ex-stock dividend-
99.432
99.359
99/311
99.298
99.380
99.222
1957
24.
-
99.533
99.479
99.417
1957
12,
99.662
August 22, 1957
Gas Pipe
5s
6.16%
10*
99.29
Bills
Dollar Value
,
103
Stocks—
.1977
.1982
'
106%
Gas—
Transmis
Amer
88
106%
106%
Edison—
1983
Textron
106%
108%
me—
4%s
United States Treasury
%>
U S Industries 4%s
.1931
-1982
6V4S
Am
Telep
Transcontinental
Sons—
...
of
Calif
Underwood
■,
—1987
5%s
100
Hotels
Light—
_1982
Southern
.1975
Hilton
&
4%s
88
74 %
4%S—1987
1
104 %
Southern
3%,s
Fwr
Power
.1978
ierro
1-
Ask
99%
Northern
.1932
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1-57
Issues
Bonds—(Cont.)
New York Telephone 4%s__1991
104
,
4-
99.30
100.1
99.229
97.259
97.288
99.324
99.320
Volume
166
Number
5653
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(151)
THE COURSE
Bank
Or BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with
an
'cities of the United States for -which- it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.6% above those of ike corresponding -week last
Our preliminary totals stand
year. *
there is
for the
gain fokthe week ending Friday of 6.6%.
a
week in
same
1956.
this center
Our comparative summary for
Week Ending July 6—
-
.,
V
1957
York
1,109.934,089
'
■*■
1,139,642,961
-
969,000,000
Boston
'"J"
•
■
St.
3
.
>48,704,729
Louis
San
325,300.000
Francisco
Cleveland
7
r
0.8
+
315,748,234
$16,695,910,165
*ZlZ:Z-.
3.8
+ 10.4
$16,051,391,121:
-'.3,626,600,780
!
All
cities,
4.0
+
3.716,252,632
:~1LzZ-:-.
Complete and exact, details
in
issue
our
ends
of next week.
We cannot
covered
furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
In
we
the elaborate detailed
statement,-
them
today, inasmuch
the week
as
present further below,
we
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
29.
For that week there was an increase of
2.6%, the aggregate clearings for
city there
this
center
showing
the New York Reserve District
We
ok
The
•apolis Reserve District of 9.9%
■,
*
•
In the following
,
K
7.8%.;" ."7.';
j.;,+
'
•
'*
a
its
in
"k
Atlanta
the
credit
im¬
an
and in the Minne-
Reserve District -the .totals
10,448,886
2.1
5.8
253,759,732
517,867,696
+
3.3
—
8.7
53,053,500
11,004,174
1.6
6.2
548,130,444
1,547,987,i92
1,461,568,030
+
5.9
4,553,202
20,621,427
+
14,534,141
14,450,665
1,249,055,700
9,821,180
236,989,035
469,472,665
46,284,200
48/465,700
4.0
+
8.3
l'_
4,734,061
22,340,550
223,976,957
10,413,829
~
-
11*892,745
9,004,929
10,909,493
446,284,940
408,181,106
1,299,133,528
1,190,662,608
m
.
J.
.
.
.
'
192,924.820
(6
'
7,391,586
7,879,125
388,409,645
155,024,876
778,024,519
769,413,095
31,445,206
127,572,653
388,900,000
30,406,283
27,891,259
25,513,719
114,319,193
+ 11.6
120,758,791
355,100,000
+
9-5
358,300,000
109,058,160
323,700,000
1
;
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
6,708,764
.
•,
by Federal Reserve Districts:
117,596,417
+
1.1
694,957,419
625,552,901
+
3.4
5,891,079
+ 13.9
+ 15.9
+ 14.8
210,360,578
+
Mobile
5,986,331
179,449,815
165,715,825
12,496,037
+ 10.1
569,220
+ 14.9
602,953
9,497,895
623,899
+
5.2
180,767,805
163,533,412
1,243,372,919
(10 cities).
1,141,973,456
+
8.9
1,05-7,168,820
969,352,050
3,216,689
18,152,206
8,376,073
+
1,777,678
16,494,893
7,853,233
*3,500,000
20,145,801
Lansing
9,817,704
~
12,013,085
Indianapolis
12,287,826
74,263,000
77,773,000
11,302,281
3.8
2,893,307
+ 11.0
18,486,447
17.2
9,701,192
2.2
11,958,685
+
—
4.7
+ 35.9
4,111,682
+
6.2
9,681,793
3,908,162
136,534,541
7,060,030
48,346,990
13,672,719
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
126,069,075
+
City
Illinois—Bloomington
115,142,170
5,995,624
+15.2
55,372,857
7.6
1.8
14,337,122
1,777,468
1.7
1,047,214,734
1,728,985
4,208,524,750
I
; 6,048,284
15,790,444
16,160,347
33,120,745
10,645,135
6,679,467
6,919,546
1,576,848,436
1,565,478,606
...
(17
cities)
+
"5,319,186
+
—
1957
1st
1956
Inc. or
$
Boston
$
Dec. ft
923,619,063
894,642,997
+
3.2
794,844,022
12.686,159,798
12,332,884,714
+
2.1
11.927,315,516
12 cities
2nd New -York
3rd
—10-
—
Philadelphia—11
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
St.
Kansas
;
1,524,803,320
1,461,568,030
i—1
6,450,189
2.3
3.5
14,810,161
11,523,566
5,597,382
0.7
1,409,641,859
1,342,080,387
364,000,000
338,900,000
154,999,988
101,783,938
—
+ 23.3
—
+
.
6,058.273
624,366,860
6
"
585,977,173
527,941,888
"
1,284,079,664
1,191,488,356
109
New
York
598,331,221
"
361,900,000
199,672,*40
124,539,730
2,907,324
Total
)+
s+
506,238,968
9.9
4.0
-
602,554,405
492,108,077
571,604,414
+ 11.0
473,995,007
471,422,253
7.8
1,102,195,480
1,028,886,910
-+
+
2.0
177,562,490
+
8.4
110,611,827
654,221,251
+
10,192,970
363,167,714
143,447,457
(4 cities).
+
195,708,005
114,895,277
11,024,764
398,464,917
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
341,300,000
689,019,594
Kentucky—Louisville
132,242,761
+
8.5
23,753,016,608
23,223,786,319
+
2.3
21,839.858.659
21,385,459,938
11,390,832,842
:+
2.6
10,398,339,149
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
St.
...
;
,
Paul—
North
add
now
detailed
our
statement
Clearings at—;
•_/
Dakota—Fargo—
9,326,445
4,971,405
~
Helena
4,329,694
5,442,601
16,213,711
Montana—Billings
7,646,178
4,309,253
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
(7
cities).
11,981,828
587,757,952
$
.
v
r
Omaha
1956
.
:
,
Inc. or
1955
$
Dec. %
$
1954
$
Portland J
2,919,597
775,046,972
>
756,269,938
River
Lowell
New
6,885,659
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.'2,611,933
7.783,544
i
'
———
New Haven
6,422,952
663,330,258
1,541,947
2,5
+
—
6.7
3,357,412
+
10,300,299
38,542,665
+ 12.1
;
_
24,230,338
29,896,000
+ 10.1
4,023,171
3,589,981
4.3
13,833,033
12,010,110
+ 13.2
10,178,568
9,935,998
36,625,187
48,350,625
—
5.8
20,932,257
19,519,917
29.471,700
:
+ 10.4
25,386,000
2,579,983
2,436,568
:+
5.9
2,51i;681
2,454,132
894,642,997
+
3.2
794,844,022
B;nghamtpn
.
,
Buffalo
,
Eimira
•
Jamestown
New
.
144,490,849
^
•
Syracuse
12,071,851,918
11,832,953,477
39.4+6,286
35,357,885
_
26,843,630
_
New Jersev
(10
8,919,030
345,626,389
343,789,298
0.5
22,324,986
32,730,049
—
cities)
7,938.522
124,300,185
7,323,348
8.5
+
—
8.7
+ 35.3
*
7,336,431
11,771,559
9.9
112,907*799
3,913,755
4,386,702
506,238,968
—
+
26,177,672
406,288,671
11,812,857
4,561,214
11,328,692
—
.
3,845,790
5,019,306
,
11,270,931
492,108.077
6.4
—34.4
1,147,672
718,950
9.3
9,013,455
9,241,098
0.5
140,802,971
138,418,831
9,296,667
25,680,554
368,940,545
—
+
—15.3
.
4.5
26,312,664
+
6.4
398,834,736
+
4.3
977,232
778,176
9,099,579
+
Springs
—
Pueblo
(9
5,144,497
(a)
11,218,975
5,405,403
cities).
624,363,860
—
9.6
(a)
649,218,393
,
11,338,152
3,777,367
3,155.792
(a)
+
4.0
602,554,405
571,604,414
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
10,331,981
452,059,447
36,402,769
Galveston
12,976,664
513,553,246
Dallas
Fort Worth__
36,297,487
6,807,000
Wichita Falls
6,332,000
6,921,159
6,653,663
11,961,018
13,632,627
585,977,173
Louisiana—Shreveport
527,941,888
—20.4
12,176,307
14,117,975
+ 13.6
399,275,605
34,594,094
399,647,385
32,779,137
+
0.3
+
7.7
+
4.0
6,516,553
6,687,411
—12.3
15,446,448
12,199,645
Total
(6 cities)
+11.0
473,995,007
471,422,253
1.0
91,273,503
89,216,537
6.3
181,455,306
215,415,591
5,488,014
202,613,406
198,008,207
184,187,490
Beach
90,454,652
26,748,798
23,877,756
I
17,079,474
13,919,651
+
22.7
687,088,114
643,453,070
22,104,469
+
6.8
-
4,641,020
—
2.5
4,577,956
136.673,562
t
122,303,648
Oregon—-Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
City__
California—Long
Pasadena
6.1
3.461,378
3,216,276
San
+ 16.2
2,729.456
2,478,565
San Jose
2.0
11,441,519,510
11,645,146,184
—
+
+ 11.5
35.179,841
Francisco
—
5,986,000
5,990,700
22,668,027
19,565,449
+ 16.2
29,175,483
26,500,000
Total
+
+ 28.7
4,929,502
7.5
163,512,319
159,758,829
4,948,528
146,035,242
+ 13.4
96,344,744
82,917,538
+ 12.0
21,935,008
19,572,226
15,178,589
584,807,389
14,737,087
571,381,930
18,180,035
15,305,563
+
+ 13.2
7,200,897
—
(10 cities)
5,897,312
11,568,706
_
35,245,255
+ 17.6
79,793,052
25,027,211
Santa Barbara—
Stockton
4,264,857
11,377,293
+
1.7
+ 22.1
7(5,310,054
28,166,213
74,553,682
.+
2.4
86.822,536
84 507,448
'+
2.7
79,271,105
70,218,137
12,586,159,798
12,332,884,714
+
2.1
11,927,315,516
12,092,651,327
.
•
u
80,722,631
Grand total
(109 cities)
74,183,320
Outside
New York City
'Estimated,
(a) Clearings
1
5,391,276
5,770,253
10,461,312
8,459,714
1,284,079,664
1,191,488,356
+
7.8
1,102,195,480
1,028,886,910
23,753,016,608
23,223,786,319
+
2.3
21,839,858,659
21,385,459,938
11,681,164,690
11,390,832,842
+
2.6
10,398,339,149
9,740,313,754
•
i
t
Total
+
*
Jersey—Newark!
Northern
3,443,717
-:3;017,741
Connecticut—Stamford
New
,
2.505,397
—
York
8.2
9.7
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
"(a)
148,123,308
>3.236,425
»
Rochester
,
99,936,257
!
^
Colorado—Colorado
Washington—Seattle
100,922,654
—
+
+
753,752,090
District--New York—
;.
152,457,269
11,458,897
432,321,664
Yakima
York—Albany-,^.
598,331,221
1,340,848
*
Second Federal Reserve
New
872,086
27,356,766
3,296,775
923,619,063
—
—
915,222
9,723,854
9,705,826
Wichita
'
22,815,739
(12 cities)
3,313,491
1,392,361
.
6.5
15.155,807
33,000,500
—
Hampshire—Manchester
2,647,295
655,204,592
619,122,887
*+
43,223,7.42
Z.
'
„
Island—Providence
Total
2,321,865
6,553,337
15,813,817
__
Connecticut—Hai'tford
!
2,678,973
3,695,380
—
Worcester
New
'
7.9
+
11,655,994
Springfield
Rhode
3,414,431
1.441,347
—
Bedford
Kansas—Topeka
Total
3,642,448
'
_
3,030,275
5.3
City—
153,212,740
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
+ 13.0
535,003,746
856,339
571,997
8,818,990
Lincoln
Week Ended June 29
•
-
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
:
-
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
..1957
.
•
showing the figures for each city for the
.
T
■r
+ 25.4
9,740,313,754
week ended June 29 for four
years:
,
6.0
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
2,317,969
625,552,901
11,681,164,690
City
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis,
1,342,080,387
655,204,592
+
—10
-
969,352,050
1,409,641,859
654.221,251
6497218,393
1,190,662,608
1.057,168,820
689,019,594
9. " "
1,249,055,700
1,299,133,528
0.7
+
535,003,746
1,316,609,043
5.9
5.3
+
1,565,478,606
587,757r952
12,092,651,327
8.9
1,141,973,456
1,576,848,436
7
753,752,090
694,957,419
1,243.372,919
.
$
»
\+ i'l
769,413,095
"
City
+
1954
$
•,—14.7'
;
778,024,519
"
i
Francisco
Outside
1,300,95i;905
1,547,987,192
"
___i
Total
:
"
4
11th Dallas.:
~
-
"
17
Louis
12th San
"
—10
9th Minneapolis
10th
*
7
6
,
:
7th Chicago
8th
" '
1955
Ii2l2,323
1,789,163
J,002,330,457
5,813,982
15,181,671
10,232,523
-+14.2
-SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 29—
39,133,402
.
'
6,908,351
Springfield
4,618,636
109,541,719
8.3
+ 17.7
41,952,956
12,709,243
1,188,055,316
—J
+
5,996,465
1,759,948
■„
10,054,229
82,228,000
9,651,025
74,791,000
8,316,344
Haute
Tonal
h
4,368,014
Bend
Decatur
11,523,035
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Chicago
5,436,251
199,115,834
Rapids
Sioux
5,907,104
654,056
v
...
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
South
4.4
151,435,579
174,746,031
209,467,526
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Grand
'
6,173,006
5,603,973
208,111,259
219,598,756
13,755,986
-Alabama—Birmingham
Rockford
'
.
308,981,690
126,059,888
6,414,540
Michigan—Ann
6,098,283
350,419,164
238,855,432
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Terre
6.2
—
—15.5
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Louisiana—New
4,365,201
18,363,000
170,148,310
187,196,346
6,794,205
131,034,472
cities)
Nashville
4,320,816
20.167,000
+ 16.1
388,546,893
Peoria
' !
-
summary
+
—
12,059,617
11,820,396
508,252,925
'
are
and in the San Francisco
"4;
.
; ,V>
-
furnish
we
and
District of 5.3%
In the Kansas City
.
larger by 4.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District 'b^ 11.0%
Reserve District by
1.1%
Chicago Reserve District has to
provement of 0.7%,;in the St. Louis Reserve,
t
gain of 2.1%,
a
loss of 14.7%. ;;In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
a
(Reserve District of 3.9%.
<
note that in
we
3.2%, but-in the Philadelphia Reserve District
increase of 5.9%; in the Richmond Reserve District of
•an
10,386,3*6
+
14,147,460
Sixth Federal
Total
the cities according to the
group
located and from .this
are
8,793,008
14,686,654
16,484,663
+
$23,223,786,319 in the
(including this city) the totals record
land in the Boston Reserve .District
fthe totals register
they
3,723,985
—17.3
+ 35.4
Columbia—Washington..
gain of 2.6%, the bank clearings
was a
increase of 2.0%.
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which
j
appear
has to be estimated.
cases
however, which
the whole country having amounted to
$23,753,016,608 against
same week in 1956.
Outside of this
at
4,066,954
10,514,840
2.6
are
ilune
6,943,655
588,127,674
51,343,800
;
Virginia—Huntington
District of
.rjot available at time of going to press.
are
3,952,490
5,918,333
'
2.6
279,448,778
...
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
•
by the foregoing will
Accordingly, in the above the last d^-pf the week in all
(
2.8
$20,696,706,913
for the week
—16.4
—10.0
—
285,239,428
622,174,116
:
Richmond
2.4
+
929,063.160
' $21,229,161,140
+
—
906,650,195
Total all cities for week
•
4,691,665
1,186,000,000
—14.7
—
(7 cities)
Total
'
2,205,532
5,153,470
1,251.000.000
4,095,391
+
1,524,803,320
Virginia—Norfolk
2.4*
—
$20,322,510,945 $19,767,643,753
one
1,857,627
4.4
—15.2
15,336,185
17,413,158
South
Tctal all cities, five days—
;
-
1,662,349
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
>
>
+ 10.1
1,530,194
+ 12.0
West
Ten cities, five days.
t
1,684,900
1,842,721
1,300,951,905
cities)
1954
$
0.2
+15.6
+
14,238,070
(11
Total
+
506,611,621
1955
16,331,139
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
408,327,874
4,222,322
8,078,641
15,587,933
4.8
423,802,968
6,761,032
6,679,298
Delaware—Wilmington
Yonngstown
—
4,220,805
6,582,916
I
:
Mansfield
2.3
—
3,990,166
•3,800,000
;
—
Cleveland
618,485.018
348,713,408
Other cities', five thiys_—
■'•
1,459,000,000
3,528,659
Columbus
567,377,200
4
.
.
1,721,278
4,165,379
1,238,000,000
;
_
Wllkes-Barre
8.6
322,700.000
v
>588,950,000
Baltimore
;*»
V
■r±.
Pittsburgh
,
3
—.
Scranton
—13.6
356,801,291-,
2,044,680
1,895,434
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
York
2,015,053
2,363,030
Chester
Ohio—Canton
2.6
+
Dec. %
2,018,111
Bethlehem
Cincinnati
600,380,264
Inc. or
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
6.6
+
—
1,121,000.000
652,029,890
Kansas
•*'*
'
%
$10,661,693,858
"
*
1956
.$11,362,097,881
__—
Philadelphia ---Z''
:.:■**
•
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
week Ended June 29
1956
$
New Jersey—Trenton
the week follows:
New
District—Philadelphia—
1957
us
S21.229,161,140 against $20,696,706,913
Federal Reserve
Pre¬
a year ago.
based,upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
.of the country,-indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, July 6, clearings for all
at
Third
41
operations
discontinued.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(152)
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
JUNE
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
JULY 4,
1957 TO
28,
Per
Name of Company
First
1930
National
(Increased
.0555505"
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0241316
.0236000
pound
Australia,
2.224103
_.
Austria,
schilling—
Belgium, franc
—n
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar,.
Canada, dollar
..
—„
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
France
Deutsche
.00435401*
.00285625
.237960
.238000
.238000
.208988
.
.209028
2.791562
.
;
.
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
escudo
—
.00277912*
.0800560*
—
krona
Switzerland, franc
Sweden,
-
.261060
.261100
.261100
2.763923
2.764077
2.703613
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
—
2.791562
2.791718
F.
R.
Other
21,099,391
Industrial
21,944,655
21,133,520
261,865
317,656
213,342
$145 million.
312,775
340,989
824,047
570,084
730
744
874
21,925
19.916
A summary of assets
341,550
1,106,313
17,536
;.
_
and
Bought outright
Held
S.
under
repurchase
Governument
Bought
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
890
Bills
433,129
Total
._
bought
outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total
U.
Total
and
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
Govt.
S.
loans
from
8,571,413
8,571,413
2,801,750
22,910,575
22,910,575
23,755,282
22
22
* 5,022,827
5,224,025
79,170
224,165
U.
—
52,390,026
51,881,745
51.134,264
J
reserves
26,893,492
26,535,315
Treasurer—general
Foreign
18,930,241
552,312
455,524
449,448
account
414,183
Other
409,806
to
264,477
272,165
Deferred
availability cash Items
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
,
3,854,649
15.641
4,194,616
Total
liabilities
22,638
banks-
:
Federal
49,866,861
paid in
banks.
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
capital
747,593
27,543
27,543
■—1,665
302
+
'
+1,071
82
—1,885
20
+
—1,153
—. 295
2
—
Individual
serves;
loan
liabilities
and
capital
counts
64,232
61,411
51,134,264
items
Ratio
of
deposit
loan
commitments
46.5%
gold certificate
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
2,585
47.4%
45.5%
to
the
following
and
are
changes
for
the
ended June 26:
Decreases of $556 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $547 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and $424 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and
ment
an
increase of $326 million in U. S. Govern¬
deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$65 million
all reporting member
banks; the principal changes
were increases of $45 million in the New
York District
and $28 million in the San Francisco District.
Changes
according to industry
appear in another press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying
U. S. Government and other
securities decreased $114
million, "Other" loans increased $72 million, of which
$56 million
<
was
in' New York City.
-
~
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased in all districts,
partly reflecting the maturing of a special issue of tax
anticipation bills.-. Holdings of. Treasury-certificates- of
indebtedness and. of Treasury notes
decreased.$98-million
Und $82 million, respectively.
■
7-
e
$1.25
8-
1
7-
8
3%
pfd.
class
A
($1
B
or
for
par)
!%15
held)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
series
A
common
7-31
7-17
87V>c
7-31
7-17
tide
8-15
(quar.)
shown
7-17
t$1.25
8-
1
7-
4
22'/2C
8-
1
7-
9
62 Vac
9-
2
8-15
Telephone
preferred
of
Co.
the
7-15
6-29
$1.30
.
Southwest—
(quar.)
55c
Waterworks,
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
:
preferred
Bros., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gladding
McBean
&
Co.
7-10
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
7-25
7-25
7-10
35c
7-19
7-
45c
8-
(quar.)
(P.
preferred (1955 series)
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
8-1
7-15
$0.5781)4
12Vac
8-
7-15
75c
8-
60c
9-16
8-15
7-31
7-10
9-16
9-
7-13
7- 3
7-19
7-
,
•
56ViC
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
4% preference
(quar.)
Gould-National Batteries
Pumps,
5%
common
preferred
(increased
50c
15c
(quar.)
+
25c
(quar.)
1
8-
1
1
7-
8-15
}50c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Grafton <fc Co., Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)
5
1
Goodman
Goulds
7-10
40c
$1.12'/a
H.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
4%%
1
$1.25
$1.27 Va
(quar.)
8-
1
4
3
125c
9-16
8-24
t25c
12-16
11-28
56)4c
7-15
6-24
48
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
$2
37V2C
11-
1
8-
1
50c
8-
202
_<—
—547
of
North
America
Guaranty
Gulf Life
Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Insurance (quar.)
7-19
1
7-15
1$1.50
7-15
6-28
t$3
7-15
6-28
80c
(quar.)
7-15
6-14
...
289
—
preferred
Extra
+1,593
+116
+326
4)2%
5% conv. preferred (quar.)_
Green (H. L.) Co. (quar.)
481
—
(quar.)
12 Vac
1
7-15
(1.25
9- 9
«-if
$1.25
12-16
11-25
10c
7-11
6-28
8-
Gulf, Mobile Ac Ohio RR.
,
—424
+
20G
+
272
—
262
—295
+145
deduction
of
(3 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
268
—
81"
+
615
after
6-28
37+aC
valuation
rei-
...
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Ltd.
9-
130c.
3
8-
130c
12- 2
11-
1
35c
7-22
7-
5
60c
9-25
9-10
1$1.25
8-15
8-
5
$1.50
7-20
7-
5
17 Vac
7-10
6-25
1
7-15
;
Hagan Chemicals A Controls, Inc.
Halliburton
gross.
.
Oil
(quar.)
Well
Cementing Co. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% preferred(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stores
(initial
Hartfield
Hartford
Electric
Steam
Co.
ance
Hart
Hawaiian
quar.)
(quar.)
Inspection
&
Marx
1
Electric
Co.
pfd.
7-16
„
25c21V4C
7-15
7- 5
7-15
Date
Aug
-
1:2915
Heinz
July 17
12918
4%
Petrofina
convertible
s.
series A due May
mtge.,
51 i%
bonds,
s.
f.
1972—July 17
Aug
1
1
12799
7
H, due 1933—
ISSUES
51
Ohio
-
sub.-debs. due June 1,
1967.' ^
Date
14
12910
—July 19
1971
Oct
Pago
12912
Baking Co.—
mtge. 412% bonds, .due Jan. 1,. 1958-^-July 5.
Ac Final .Co., Ltd.,5% subord., debs- due\1962i^Jun 15
Instruments,:ind.,'-4.48%
•Announcement In this Issue.
7-
8
45c
7-31
7-11
7-31
7-11
6-25
55c
7-10
8-
Company
Co.
8-15
8-
53 VaC
8-15
7-23
.
30c
7-15
7-
I
7-15
7-
1
8-
1
7-15
lOo
—
preferred' stock—
tin volume
185.
fcanada)
Paper
Hines
Lumber Co.
(Edwnrd)
(R.)
& Co.,
conv.
class
A
8-
1
7-15
1-Aug
;
1
45c
$5
2nd
; •
", *.
'*
50C
7-10
(quar.)
25c
7-
6-28
1
6-28
8-
1
7-10
,8-1
50C..I
7-10
8-1
r
(Okla.) (s-a)
.
_
,.ifc
«
.
—
—
25c
——
Horn. &r Hard&rt.Co,. IN.
Hotel Syracuse, common (quar.)j_^_—__—Z'
4%- preferred (quar.)—
:
1-
45c
25c
-
...
5
1
8-
1*2.50
Y.) commog—:
5%; preferred* (qtiar.)—
6-21
8-
J $2.50:
—
(s-at
(quar.)
,
7-15
.
8
8-31
:30c
-
Insurance. Co. ( quar.)
Herder's, Inc.
9- 6
12-
37V*c
,.
Hoover Ball A Eearing (quar.)
*•".
9-25
(quar.).
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-15
12-16
145c
LttMquar.)
Holt, Renfrew Sc Co., $5 1st pfd. (s-a)
Home
1
5%
—
—
—
—
7-15
$1.25
:__
:.
(quar.)
1
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Mfg.
Home State Life Insurance Co.
Valley
1st
Smart
Texas
conv.
7-25
9334C
Holly Sugar Corp.,
July 31
CALLED
,
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year 37b % conv. debs, due Oct. 13,
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.-—:.
4*2%
1
30c
.
Hinde & Dauch
Hoe
ENTIRE
7-
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
5%
Company and Issue—
7-31
45c
1,
1975
debs., due Feb. 1, 1962_Aug
series
5
15c
35c
Extra
f. debs,
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%%
Southern Pacific Co.—
1st
HIgbie
Ltd.—
Kings County Lighting Co.—
3 Vo %
1st mortgage bonds due
7-
preferred
Stock
Page
5
7-15
(H. J.) Co., common (quar.)
Galion Products
Higbee
Date
5
7-
27VaC
(quar.)
Hercules Powder, 5% preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4>4% preferred 6cries A (quar.)
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
7-
7-15
Hercules
7%
July 12
5
7-15
25c
Hecht
Pago
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
3+4%
preferred (quar.)
Company and Issue—
PARTIAL
D
1
Ltd.—
5%
NOTICE OF TENDER
Indian Head Mills, Inc., preferred stock
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—
5% 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due Jan. 1, 1970
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
Gen. mtge. income bonds due Nov.
15, 1983
preferred
5
7-26
8-
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
5%
7-
8-23
56V*C
(quar.)—
5% preferred B (quar.)
41/4 % preferred C (quar.)
under
7-15
40c
Insur¬
&
(quar.)
of America, 4)2%
8-
50c
Boiler
75c
(quar.)
Schaffner
Hat Corp.
Light
~
preferred E (quar.)—
5%% preferred F (quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Canadian
at
1
3
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
week
8-
—
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
called for redemption,
a
common
weekly reporting member
principal
7-10
93 %c
2
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows
and
including those called
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
Below will be found
preferred
liabilities
combined
1
(quar.)—
44,819
1,778
8-
Grand Union Co.,
Notices
1,781
6-21
75c
67
235
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond¬
ents
7-25
23
..
banks
Contingent
Industrial
of
of
Hartford
51,881,745
7-12
50c
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
\
52,390,026
9-13
8-10
+
—
230,197
ac-
:—-
6-24
9-27
50c
Telephone Co. of Calif.—
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
6%
Total
6-28
25c
+
3,303
banks
to
37 VaC
3
49
755
loans
9-17
+169
othersof
7-15
1
+
1,674
Reserve
1
—155
27,543
255,6G5
+
.
Federal
4 Exclusive
693,612
266,961
accounts
+
99
62
378
+
98
9,903
Borrowings:
316,051
747,593
Surplus
—
7
72
23,607
,
3
8-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Guarantee Co.
banks
From
332,672
2
+
—
—
55,729
—
7-20
7-20
7-
7-26
10-
..
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
525
—
2,409
deposits
Domestic
1
1,224
banks
with domestic banks
Foreign
8-
13,350
1,026
j.
Reserve
J,
From
332,962
-—
—556
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
—114
—716
18,352
adjusted
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U, S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
14,870
50,518,272
8,668
11,277
7,601
vault
Demand
19,957,292
3,409,127
51,014,967
deposits
5%
General
$4.50
4,151
—
7-20
1
$2
(quar.)
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Gimbel
—
1,429
—
9-13
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Glatfelter
985
indebtedness—
(quar.)
(quar.)
share
General
LIABILITIES—
286.576
19,765.703
of
1
8-
17 Vac
(quar.)
General Steel
+3,310
4
24,917
-
Total
$3.50
+3,715
28
65
—
notes-
with
in
Balances
291,027
20,251.185
securities—total
securities-
Loans
2G.485.572
18,628.208
—,—
bonds
S.
+
+
1,172
—
6-26
,
10-
,
C
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.
Shoe
$2.20
pur¬
——
Government
7-12
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
share
each
.
General
carrying
or
;
Cash
19,020,213
:
S.
purchasing
32,104
1,855
loans
Reserves
notes—
for
loans
Treasury
Deposits—
U.
for
Treasury certificates
67,786
219,946
—
carrying securities
or
estate
S.
Other
bank
dealers
Treasury bills
4,702,553
79,274
234,574
___
U.
loans
7
56V4C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
preferred
General
+1,350
—698
+ 20
428
and
brokers
loans
Real
24,451,326
22
_
Reserve
to
Other
23.862,832
86,972
loans
chasing
23,500
24,534,149
Total assets
Member
1956
adjustedt
industrial
1
7-
Products Mfg., Ltd.—
Class A and class B (stock dividend)
June 27,
1957
54,454
and
23,839,332
LIABILITIES—
Federal
June 19,
adjustedt
Commercial
Agricultural
Other
securities
——
investments
and
Loans
9,153,913
2.801,750
235,800
23,404,291
items
cash
Loans
Loans
23,168,491
banks
assets
950,970
10,932,699
.- 7-
50c
5%
(in millions of dollars)
-
securities
securities
premises
Other
175,213
11,362,199
2,801,750
;
Bonds
Due
ASSETS—
7-
7-15
7-15
General
June 26,
^
11,362,199
—
Notes
;
$5
1
7-15
5c
30c
(quar.)_
Electric
Mills
1
General
Decrease (—) Since
.
Certificates
15%
(annual)
(quar.)
Coro.
Crude
4%%
1957
agreement
7-15
(quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Increase ( + ) or
securities:
outright—
7-31
Co.—
Dynamics
General
ber banks follows:
Acceptances—
U.
E.)
Bronze
General
from
million,
7-19
preferred
(One
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
borrowings from others increased
Loans to banks increased $169 million.
Borrowings
8-
11-
7-31
_,
2nd pfd.
Baking Co., common
(quar.)
cisco District.
843,128
21,944,540
reserves
advances——
loans
divdend)
6%
common
preferred
General
1
8-15
11-15
27V-C
(stock
preferred
Co.,
General
3
15c
(quar.)
& Co.,
(R.
10c
"3"
.
Bakeries,
20,290,392
845,264
__
and
July 4,'56
in the San Fran¬
partnerships, and corporations
uals,
$295
cash
Discounts
York
million, of which $83 million was in deposits of individ¬
848,149
Banks
other
Corp.
Vi %
$8
9-
tax
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
&;
6-25
■
10c
Refining
General
City, $94 million in the Cleveland District,
and $78 million in Chicago, but they increased $53 million
in the Boston District.
Time deposits increased $116
21,096,391
_
certificate
notes of
Mexican
9-18
37 '/a
deposits adjusted decreased $222 million in
Demand
thousands of dollars)
July 3,'57 June 26/57
gold
15%
—__:
$6.00
New
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total
less
(D. B.)
4
1
6-29
7-10
20c
2.791250
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
certificates
7-12
7-29
General
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
7-12
payment of each dividend 17c)
Company
Gale
I
Gold
7-
7-26
20c
General
ASSETS—
7-15
8C
311
payments
Funsten
•Nominal
(In
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
.233350
2.780821
7-30
(quar.)
Fuller
2.780821
2.791250
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound aterllng
.233350
2.781288
2
6-28
_/*
Fuller
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
2
8-
7-19
5%
Co
Realty
.140080*
.496950*
.233350
Ltd.
Co.
Extra
.140080*
2.781133
Cos.,
Frontier
.140080*
.193330*
8-
9-16
"
Froedtert
.496950*
.233350
—
9-16
125c
25c
Tile
(L.)
Quarterly
.0800560*
.496950*
.0349000*
&
Friedman
DAY
.00277912*
.0300560*
7
+$1.25
Ltd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Y.)
Frito
INDEPENDENCE
.00277912*
.261100
2.763613
.140080*
7-19
(quar.)
Brick
(net
.00277912*
-
1
7-26
Corp.
Above
CLOSED
.0300500*
Japan, yen
7-19
8-
Quarterly
EXCHANGE
2.791250
•
6-
1
1$1.25
(N.
.208968
2.791718
.209025
7-12
1
8-
L_I1
Co.
Fresnillo
STOCK
.00435401*
.00285625
.237980
—
8-26
7-
(Canada),
Fraser
.209000
.209025
3%
32
32VeC
_
.00435401*
7-10 '
>_
Extra
.00285500
7-9
.1
(quar.)_
Eraser
.325200
.209025
dividend
common
(quar.)„
B
Co.
1.049125
2.791250
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Portugal,
.325233
1.049140
.00285500
franc
mark—
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
.325266
A
Fram
.0198843
.0198812
.0198906
1.048750
preferred
Foundation
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385358"
.0198875
,325233
3.049218
.209025
.00435401*
9-20
12-20
$1.05
Foundation
2.224103
2.224470
(stock
Machine,
(quar.)
Class
.0240418
2.224352
1
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd.—
$
.0555555*
.0242808
1
7-26
(quar.)
Gear
Class
Official
Free
$1.25
(quar.)
&
53i%
8-
10-
1-1-58
$1.25
_
common
July 4
'
$
S
I
$
Argentina, peso—
(quar.)—
Foote
Bros.
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Y.)—
75c
pfd.
Food Fair Stores,
$4.20 preferred
Thursday
July 3
July 2
July 1
June 28
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
(N.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
When
Share
Bank
quar.)
preferred
Fluor
Transfers In New York (Value in United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
City
Fleming Co., 5%
5%
Country and Monetary Unit
Monday, July 8. 1957
.
(Continued from page 10)
INCLUSIVE
1957,
.
DIVIDENDS
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the requirement
FOREIGN
.
1
©-407-31
7^15
"
«-
1
7-13 ~
J5£c+' V-6--/V
-
$1.95*
Vi
•
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-
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60c
V 6- 1
7-20
10c
8-
7-20
1
"
Number 5653,
186
Volume
.
When
Per
Name of Company
*
-
Share
-
fl53)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Per
golden
Name
Payable of Ree,
When
Share
of Company
Holden
Company
■
_
Holder»
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
45
Payable of Reo.
.
*
93%c
>
B
B
8-
1
7-15
9-
9
8-
7-15
Illinois
Illinois
Power
Co.,
9-18
7-12
1
6-28
Little
7-
1
37% c
(quar.)
common
8-
1
7-10
8-
7-10
1
7-10
Loblaw,
1
7-10
Local
8-
1
7-10
1
7-10
Preferred
10-
1
9-13
Lock Joint
7-15
.6-21
Common
Common
7-15
8%
preferred
2
8%
preferred
8-
31 lie
125c
Natural Gas,
3
v
6-28
vestment income
in6-17
7-15
15c
%
Y.)
(N.
7-15
6-14
$1
7-15
6-28
MRA
y8.30
8-
9
MacAndrews &
7-15
6-15
(R. H.)
7-10
7-
1
7-10
7-
1
Electric
Transport
Manhattan
7-12
9-
8-15
9-
8-15
Common
97ViC
.9-
8-15
6%
$1.05
9-
8-15
Manufacturers
20c
8-
7-15
Maple
15c
7-12
8-
2
8-
Leaf
7-
1
93%c
I1
15c
"'>
7-
1
7-15
7-29
7-15
10c
7-15
6-29
10c
7-15
6-29
A <quar.)_.—
...
—
Masco
)N.
Y.)
Ltd.
Investors
Stock
1
8-15
6-28
4% preferred (quar.)
McGregor-Doniger Inc.,
9-
7-10
2%
6-17
7-30
$1.25
6-27
20c
7-15
7-
1
4'ic
7-3 5
7-
1
8-20
8-
5
—
30c
—
22'Ac
7-20
7-12
31 'Ac
7-15
preferred
preferred
Is-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
9-
share
(One
of Gulf
of Mar
share
"B-3"
(lie
"S-4"
Common
Stock
from net investment
$1.46
7-15
6-30
G2"%c
plus $1.35 from net realized profits)
(quar.)
1
Co. (stock dividend)
(One share
of-Fox Head Brewing com. ($3.25 par) for
inc.
King Seeley Corp.
7-15
7-
for each
*
each share held)
—;
Kroger Company,
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kropp Forge Co. (quar.)—
La
Salle Extension
5c
Lanolin
Stock
;
6-27
9-27
(quar.)
7-15
7-29
9
7-
1
class
Class
B
A
Class
Lam son
4.75%
B
&
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Partic. class A
J15C
—
9-16
9-30
.
9-16
9-30
115c
(quar.)
-
12-31
12-16
*15C
(quar.)
12-31
12-16
(quar.)
59%c
-_i
———
7-15
7-
30c
7-15
6-29
45c
7-15
6-29
$1.25
9-12
8-31
$1.25
12-12
11-30
15c
7-29
7-15
35C
-
-—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons—
Class
Digitized3.85%FRASER (quar.)
for preferred
7-
62 Vic
62
Vic.
9-10
10- 1
,
.
1
10-
1
,
9-10
7-25
7-25
7-15
7-31
15C
2%
31 Vic
96'Ac
6-10
7-10
,
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
CO
1
r-4
7-15
9
7-18
7-
8
6-24
Gas
9-10
1
8-2)
9-
S
7-15
7-
1
ys-15
8-
8
$2
7-15
6-28
15c
7-26
7-12
22c
(quar.)_
Works
1
50c
8!/3c
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)
41/2% preferred (quar.)
7-10
6-26
7-25
7-
1
5j/2%
8-
1
7-24
Pacific
10-
6-21
1st
$1.12
7-20
7-10
$1.50
7-15
7-10
7-15
6-17
7-15
7-
50C
7-15
6-14
2
7-25
6-28
9-16
8-23
7-20
6-28
90c
7-15
6-28
(quar.)
$1.02
7-15
6-28
(quar.)
$1,021/2
7-15
6-28
$1.02Vi
7-15
6-28
$1.04
7-15
6-28
.t2i/2C
7-15
com.
(quar.)
.
Telephone, Ltd.,
pref. A (quar.)
Class
Engineering,
B
com.
(quar.)
r
.1%
class
A
27'/2c
25c
(quar.)
7-15
6-20
Ohio
Leather
7-15
6-20
oil gear
6-21
Oklahoma
7-28
6-15
Co.
Co.
1
7-10
:
1
1
7-10
7-10
7-19'
7-31
40c
com.
(quar.)
6-28
7-30
7-10
20c
Electric,
7-10
45c
—
&
88-
8-
25e
(quar.)
—,—
Gas
6-28
7-10
1
25C
—
+.
6-28
7-15
8-
25c
(quar.)——
Extra
7-20
5
'169c
(quar.)
Northern
5y2%
7-
:1:40c
preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Northwest
6-21
7-26
22 Vic
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.10
7-15
45c
(quar.)
Ry.
Northern States Power (Minn.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
A
7-25
6-28
1
7-
1
10-31
10-
1
8-
$3
Co
preferred
7%
7-15
6-26
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
Olin
9-
3
8-15
Oliver
7-10
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
6-29
7-17
7-17
9-
3
8-
1
7-20
6-29
6-29
8-10
7-
1
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-
4%
7-15
1
9-13
9-30
12-20
6-14
12-
8
8-
1
7-12
11-
1
10-10
25c
7-10
6-
1
of
the
2
7-15
8-15
7-15
7-26
7-25
7-5
50c
7-15
7-
2nd
6%
7-15
8-20
5
7-
1
pre¬
of common held—
7-15
6-20
7-31
7-1G
$1.09
7-15
6-20
$1.10
7-15
6-20
$4.50
$1.12%
7-15
6-20
$1.18%
7-15
Electric Co.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)-—
$4.75
preferred (quar.)
Power
6.16%
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
8-31
8-16
$1.12'/a
11-30
11-19
7-15
7-
$1.06Vi
7-31
7-19
Common
6-25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
—
7-15
8-
50c
9-13
20c
75c
(increased-quar.)
50c
.
710-
1
7-
Chemical
5%
5%'
conv.
conv
Parke-Davis
Patino
8-30
15
6-25
1
9-13
7-29
7-
8
of
Co.,
(quar.)—
$1.32
8-
1
7-11
1
7-11
6%
6
Penn
7-15
6-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
Co.
6-28
37 Vic
(quar.)
System, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
6-28
7-31
7-
7-15
6-20
6C
7-15
6-29
4
Telegraph Co.
—
Mutual
7-15
125C
$1.65
Ltd.
(quar.).
(quar.)—!
6-29
37'/aC
—
(extra)
(quar.)——
:
7-15
8-
1
'7-15
58c
pfd. (quar.)
56'ic
8-
1
7-15
7c
7-15
6-29
6c
Narragansett Electric Co., 4% %
7-15
P-79
B50
3-30
Ml
7-10
t20C
(increased)
9-1
1
■
12-r
1-2-58
7-31
7-
7-
9
6-20
7-16
6-28
8
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's
7t3C
8-15
10-
Enterprises Consol., Inc.—
;
—
—
Ltd.,
10-
9-10
1
25C
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
33c
8-15
7-25
25c
11-15
*
10-25
32'Ac
(increased)
(quar.)
—
11-15
10-25
33c
(quar.)
common
preferred
50C
32'Ac
11-15
10-25
+45C
8-15
7-15
i$1.50
—
8-
1
7-
2
20c
Traffic Co.
(s-a)
Chemicals (quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
8
(quar.)
Ltd.
Canada,
8-30
7-
7-25
7 Vic
45c
(quar.)
1
15C
(quar.)
Service
6-28
2'Ac
Pennsalt
8-30
6-29
7-15
2'Ac
8-30
8-15
Advertising
___—_
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
8-
50c
6-29
I21/2C
(quar.)
common,
$1.30
$1.05
common
6-29
7-10
50c
$1.50
Mills,
Electronics
Packard-Bell
5
5
7-10
7-10
Pacific
11-13
40c
/6-29
$1:50
,
4.52%
11-30
5%
6-20
6-20
7-10
$1.54
(quar.)
7-15
40c
$1.13
&
$1.18%
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Light, common
conv.
Pacific
$1.12'/a
—
(quar.)—
Products
56'Ac
—
3
Aeronautical
new
each share
&
8-16
9-
National
6-28
8-15
25c
Gas
7-
10-
Check
7-15
125c
60c
Pacific
8-31
10-
Nation-Wide
share
ferred for
Park
(quar.)
Paper
common
preferred
7-
6-28
20c
(quar.)
7-15
7'/aC
4.64%
.
2
7-31
7-15
113 Vic
(quar.)
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)__
Oxford Paper Co. (quar.)
Pacific Coast Co.
(stock dividend)—
Patino Mines &
Mountain States Telephone &
6%
Co.
5c
(quar.)
Royal Rice
8-10
50c
B
Ltd., common (quar.)
56y4c
tSl.75
Quarterly
Elevator
1
9-
1$1.75
preferred
(quar.)—*—
Pacific Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)—
t$1.75
Inc.
Otis
7-10
7-10
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian
(quar.)
Products Co.
(initial quar.)_
Mount
convertible
preferred
One-fifth
(quar.)
Motorola,
5V2%
1
115c
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
6-24
7-19
Corp., 4%%
7%
7-15
7-24
$1.06'A
(quar.)
7-15
$50c
preferred B
Picture
preferred
1
v
7-31
8-
7-24
20c
^
1
7-31
8-15
20c
8-
7-31
7-31
50c
8-
7-20
6-26
7-31
8-15
59 Vic
class A
15c
m
7.20.,
8-15 *
6iy2c
Chemical
Mathieson
4.25%
$1.06
371/2C
-.
(quar.)
9-
10-
Ltd.,
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
93 Vic
+45c
Motion
Co.
Old National Corp.,
Class B
*
(quar.)
preferred A
7%
preferred
Okonite
8-15
Peninsular
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Moore
(quar.)-;
3
30C
——
common
$4.20 preferred
$6
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
;
15C
Ontario
Power,
(quar.)
9-
30c
(quar.)
Engineering (stock div.)
Montana
preferred
55c
125c
(quar.)
&
4%
$4.75
——
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Class A (irrjeg.)
'
30C
31 Vic
2
6-26
30c
4(4% preferred
Moore Corp.,
Sessions Co.
preferred
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)—
$1.80 preferred (quar.)——
—
Lawrence Investing Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar )
Lear, inc. (s-a)
—
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
,$2.50 preferred (quar.)_
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
1—
Lee Rubber & Tire (quar.)
Leeds & Northrup Co., common (quar.)i
*
Stock dividend
-
7-10
25%
^
J15C
8-
$1.2815A
(quar.)
(s-a)
Engineering
Illinois
—
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
Miller & Rhoads Inc.—
1
8-
8-12
'40c
(Hartford)
Northern
Manufacturing Co.,
Minnesota
35c
—
Central Ry.
Co.
7-17
»
Miami
Minerals
Lambert
Partic.
stock,
common
on
Refractories
7-10
15c
RR.
Mexico
7-10
8-
9-10
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-10
into
Quarterly
Quarterly
Light & Power Ltd., common
$1 preferred (s-a)
12-27
1%
dividend
Industries
(quar.)
Superior &, Ishpeming
(Alfred), Inc.—
dividend
1
8-
7-31
25c
1
8-
62 ViC
10c
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)——
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
1-10-58
6c
—,
Lanston
Lake
7-10
7-
8-15
90c
(s-a)
$4.40
B
Miller
10-10
15C
Plus
and series
A
7-10
15C
-
8-30
7-11
30c
7-31
t$1.25
150c
—.—
7-15
15C
University (inc. quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-13
50c
:
(Chicago)
6-21
10c
1
8-
$1.75
6-28
8
35c
income
.
7-22
7-
7-15
6-29
6-21
held)
sh.
Window (quar.)
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
4'/2% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4y2% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
41/2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
41/2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
1
Kingsford
1
7-15
25c
Mexican
Lower-Priced
Fund
6-30
7-15
60c
8-
7-10
$1.06'A
and one
Shipbuilding
Tierra
(initial)——
Stock
realized profits)
Keystone
A
series
5
4
7-15
6-28
l'Ac
McLean Trucking Co.—
Stock dividend
9-15
6c
Low-Priced Fund
7-
1
7-15
15c
(stock dividend)
Industries
McLean
Company's common stock reclassified
7-12
8-
3-21
7-20
5
(44c from net invest, inc. plus 16c from
net
Northern
B
7-
8-15
8-16
1
.
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
McKales Corp., class A non-voting—
7-12
7-15
3
93:,ic
(quar.)
75c
5
6c
1
9-
1
.——
Ltd.—
;
class A (quar.)
7-
Monthly
Keystone Custodian Funds—■
Keystone
6-28
Co.,
7-12
$1.25
1
7-
$2
(quar.)
Insurance
85c
Class
_____
7-
7-15
25C
common
Aviation
93 Vic
25c
—_i———'
(monthly)
6-25
7-10
35c
8-
—
Class B
6-30
6c
5%
7-5
7-15
7-15
—
.
50c
Kerr Income Fund
7-15
4%%
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
Northern
4%
common
(qUar.)
50c
7-15
8-
dividend
Department Stores^
May
preferred
common
6-28
4.24%
4.50%
—
7-15
10c
McColl-Frontenac Oil
$i.i2y2
■
$1.25
——
McCall
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Northern
Trust—
*; Quarterly .from netJhcomc
Valley Ry.
(s-a)_
Matthlessen & Hegler Zinc Co.—
Massawippi
8-15
(s-a)—:———
7-15
5c
8-15
—
25c
$1.05
—
1
Co.,
preferred
American
1
20c
1
4%
6-25
25c
i._
Co
Ry
Western Ry.,
adj.
I71/2C
9-
Stone
Southern
American Car,
37 Vic
9-
Kansas City Southern Ry.
7-15
4.22%
—
$1.05
$1
'.
*.
undistributed
5Va% preferred (quar.)
North American Refractories Co.
Ltd.—
Co.,
$1.08%
8-15
15c
.
25c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2
6-2G
15c
investment
7-15
50c
(quar.)
9-
net
from accumulated
North
t30c
preferred
8-15
1
7-10
5%
(quar.)
preferred
1
89-
7-10
(quar.)
4.20 %
9-
8-15
9-16
$1 V
V
—
$4.11
Products.Co—4
Screw
$3.75
95C
.1
60c
,
Massachusetts
£-21'
f20c
Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kentucky
&
$4.08
Telegraph & Telephone
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
6-14
7-18
5
8-
7-10
—
Midland Corp.—
convertible preferred
4%
9
7-
8-15
$1.50
North
1
9-
7-19
7 Vie
1
7-15
10-
9-30
35c
(quar.)
6-14
8-
$3
(quar.)
Trust
Co.
1
30C
Gardens,
10c
U5c
Co
7-15
7-25
6-15
(quar.)
Marine
7-10
1
10c
———
__
Norfolk &
10-15
6-28
7-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Carton
&
current
21c
6-28
8-
6-28
7-15
7-15
137'Ac
(quar.)
capital gains)
900 Michigan Avenue North
7-15
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
'
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (stock div.)-.
Kearney (James R.) Corp.
Kelite Corp. tquar.)__
Kennametal, Inc. (increased)-
Board
from
and
Norfolk
9c
Marine
Ottawa,.' Ltd.-r*
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Title Insurance
(14c
6-28
8 Vic
4.35%
4%
8
6-28
12c
1
Refrigerating Co.—
preferred
(accum.)
8%
7-29
3.80%
,
7-
Manhattan
6-25
25c
—
—
&
Power
1
6-28
7-15
(from net
8-
Shares
7-12
Radiator
Wire Cloth
7-15
8c
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preferred (quar.)
City
8-
7-15
8-
Fund, Inc.—
from income—,
8-
Ltd.
Telephone (Ohio)
6% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
8
Bond
Quarterly
7-12
1
'8-
JOy Mig. Co. (quar.)—
Kansas
7-8
6-28
13c
Newark
35c
Shares
8-
60c
Aircraft, class
Class B (quar.)__
7-
1
York
New
7-15.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
1
jpseiih & Feiss dp. (reduced quar.)-.——-
Kaman
1
8-
1
$1
pfd. A
7-
SI
of
7-
7-23
*.
(quar.)
Corp.
Car,
S.
Haven
$1.50
4%%
7-10
(quar.)
Publishing "Co.
Quarterly
7-15
Managed Funds, Inc.—
93%C
——
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Journal
1
+31 Vic
(quar.)
6-15
9-16
20c
(quar.)_—.—
preferred
7-
5C
9-16
10-16
$1.09
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
7-16
25c
(quar.)
& Co.,
preferred B
$1.05'A
—
(quar.)
6-25
10-23
7-
21c
.
income)
Steel
27'/a c
(quar.)
I
Jersey Natural Gas (Increased)
New York Dock, common
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
4%
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Forbes, common (reduced)
preferred
45c
(quar.)
:
3
$25c
lc
Co.
7-
1
8
7-15
6C
New
1
7-
(from
England Confectionery Co. (quar.)England Gas & Electric Asso.—
(quar.)
New
122 Vic
7'Ac
Ins.
1
7-12
1
0
12- P
1
8-
(from
Series
Common
1
8-
9-
9
5c
National-U.
8-
Co.—
lc
Jersey Farm Baking, common (quar.)
Jewel Tea, 3%% preferred (quar.)—r
4'
Power
Series
(Canada) Ltd
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Nestie-Lemur Co. (quar.)
New Bedford Gas & Electric Light (quar.)_
New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)_
7-15
8-
1
1-2-58
25C
Neon Products
New
11-
10-
$1.50
Dividend
Securities Bond Series
Shares
National
New
9-20
6-28
Extra
9-20
1
7-15
15C
income)
investment
National
-7-20
10-
1
27 Vic
Securities
investment
12-21
7-
8-
7-15
25c
(quar.)
income)
Balanced
Securities
National
1
7-31
10-
7-10
6-18-
*
1-1-58
$1.11
:
(quar.)_
common
t75c
preferred (quar.)
Standard Life
9-19
$1.04
7-15
Class B
Jefferson
9-30
$1.75
10-16
60c
cl. A
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
Jefferson Custodian Fund
8-20
$1.24
.
(quar.)
t75c
preference (quar.)
convertible preference
(quar.)—
preferred
8-31
30c
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)__—
Mallory (P. R.), 5% convertible pfd. (quar.)
+
(quar.)
4.20%
7-15
62 '/ic
Holdings Ltd., 5%
6%
conv.
Jack & Heintz
7-15
1
1
*5c
investment
net
National
31 Vic
Electric,
Lawrence
6-21
7-15
160c
3.90%
1
8-
8-
(quar.)
Northeastern
4%
(quar.)
8-
$1.75
50c
&
A
National
20c
(quar.)
2%
—
Gas
St.
Macy
4%
preferred
4(2% preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Lynchburg Gas (quar.);
*
Lyons-Magnus, class B
9
preferred
preferred
7-15
6-24
National Securities & Research Corp.—
Estimated quarterly distributions
25c
preferred (quar.)
Lower
Class
10c
6-29
6-26
3.75%
8-
1
8-
7-15
25c
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)
National Manufacturers & Stores (quar.)
30c
8-19
8-
preferred
2
1
8-
$1
9-10
8-31
$4.22
2-17
9-
$1
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
$4,36 preferred (quar.)
Iowa Public Service, com.
3-10-58
$1
(quar.)
non-cum.
5%
50c
6%
11-18
$1
•
60C
(Dallas)
Funding Corp. of New York,
12-10
$1
(monthly)
6-25
62'Ac
6%
Pipe, common
7-15
Quarterly (not payable on shares resulting
from stk div., only on present shares)_
Department Stores (quar.)——
Investment Foundation Ltd., com. (quar.)—
Investors
8-16
10c
Louisville
(quar.)
Interstate
Common
2-17
9-19
7-15
8-30
30c
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
11-18
11 Vic
6-25
100%
6%
8-16
12-10
25c
(quar.)
6-28
9-14
(stock div.)—_
Corp.
9-10
$1.10
common
7-15
45C
Utilities
6
50c
I.),
7-15
International Milling Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.)_
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
International
8-15
50C
—
National Fuel Gas
8-15
1
50c
(R.
7% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Louisiana, Power & Light, 4.96% pfd.
4.16% preferred (quar.)
■
4.44% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-
1
(quar!)
Corp.
$15c
'6% partic. pfd. (quar.)
International Business Machines
3
9-
(increased)
$2.50
—
International Fidelity Insurance Co.
Stock dividend
8-26
50C
137Vac
(s-a)
Harvester
Inc.
Finance
7%
1
6-28
1
10-
50c
International Bronze Powders Ltd., com
International
7-
1
7-15
62 Vac
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Inter-County
Title Guaranty
& Mortgage
Co.
8-
22C
15c from securities profits)
of North America (quar.)
income plus
Co.
9-12
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
Institutional Growth Fund (7c from invest.
Insurance
8-26
9-
Longines-Wittna'uer Watch (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund (quar.)
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
from securities
5c
and
7-11
9-
(s-a)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
*
1
9-12
75c
Loft Candy Corp.
9-21
7-15
10-
20c
Industrial Development Corp., common
7-
7-15
37 lie
8-
50c
(monthly)
1
12c
7-11
50c
(monthly)
150c
10-10
1
87 Ac
__
(quar.)
Class A
8"
1
8-
$1 3-10-58
1
58%c
11-
37 Vic
(quar.)_„_.
(quar.)_
8-
55 % c
7-10
$1.10
8-
51c
1
25c
—
52 %C
4.26%
8-
6-18
7-15
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Register (quar.)
National Chemical & Mfg. (quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
net
53 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
—.—
preferred (quar.)
4.42% preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)—
Incorporated Income Fund
—
Indian Head Mills, Inc. (Mass.)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
—
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
preferred
4.20%
Ltd., 5% preferred
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund (10c from
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)—
common
National Cash
RR.—
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital-.
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
7-19
7-19
50c
preferred
Miami
1
9-16
87 Vic
12-18
8-
8-
1
40c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
1
7-15
7-
(quar.)
common
9-30
35c
*
Inland
Lincoln Service,
12-30
57»/2C
(quar.)
Brick Co. (quar.)
preferred
7-15
(quar.)
common
$1.25
8-
6-28
35c
L
Printing,
$3.50 preferred
$1.25
Breaker,
1-T-E Circuit
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3Y2% preferred (quar.)
125c
7-15
Quarterly
6-15
8-
7%
35c
Lincoln
6-15
25c
Common
9
com.
preferred
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
8
8-
Quarterly
6-15
7-15
7-
8-23
:
_
9
7-15
tlOc
',5%
4.08%
1.006%
t20c
—
-
4'A%
7-15
140c
,i-----
-1
Stores Corp.,
7-11
~30c
30c
(quar.)
Leslie Salt Co. (quar,).
!
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
7- B
1
t$1.25
I
preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door,
5% preferred (quar.)
„
7-15
National Biscuit,
12 Vic
Valley RR.
Lehman Corp.
7- 5
7-15
8-
50c
6.40%
4.60%
6-29
500
r'
-
7-15
12 %c
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
Lehigh
'
(quar.)
common
6-29
Lerner
Cold Storage
(quar.)
Class A common
Class
„
6-29
'7-15
—
Houston Terminal Warehouse &
.
7-15
LefcoUrt Realty (stock div.).
(One share of
Statecourt Entelprises for each share held)
$1
___
preferred (quar.)—__
4-40% preferred (qu'ar.)-4%
6-29
$1.10
(3%%. preferred (quar.)
•
7-15
80c
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)__
—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
Pennsylvania R. R.
7-25
7-10
40c
9-14
8-23
45c
10-
9-
6
35C
9-
9
8-
5
$1.06
9-
3
8-lb
$1.06'A
8-
1
7-15
1
Penobscot
Chemical Fibre—
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke—
New
common
Perkins
(initial)
Cement
preferred
—
8-15
8-15
7-15
6-20
50C
8-
1
7-22
13 VzC
7-31
7-12
6-28
6-iif
$1.17
8-
1
7-10
$1.10
8-
1
7-10
$1.07^2
8-
1
7-10
3- I
7-10
25c
:
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.44% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
3
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Perry-Fay Co.
9-
•" 9" 3
50c
_i
Machine & Gear
Permanente
3.80%
20c
20c
pfd. (quar.)
—
95C
(quar.)
\
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(154)
Per
4%
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance
Common
(quar.)
8ft preferred (quar.)
preferred
Pillsbury
Mills
Piedmont
Ltd.
Inc.,
97 %c
——
_.—.—
7-20
7-
5
62
%c
$1.50
1
1
7-10
7-
Class
1
8-30
Smith
(A.
7-25
7-
8
Smith
7-20
7-
8
25c
7-15
7-19
6-28
7-19
6-28
7-15
7-
5
5
25c
—
Common
6-28
65c
6%c
_____
$2
(quar.)
4.70ft
preferred B (quar.)
Corp. of Canada Ltd.,
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
7-15
7-
30c
7-15
6-29
South
8-31
7-15
8-1
7-12
8-
7-12
$1.17%
———
1
6ft
partic.
non-cum.
t56c
preferred
7-15
,7-15
6-20
5ft
preferred (s-a)__—
ft—
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
Price
Bros.,
Prince
Ltd.
(quar.)
__
Procter & Gamble,
Public Service
of Colorado,
7-
5
Oft
8-15
6ft
7-15
6-25
1
—
—
_'
Puritan
8-15
Fund, Inc.
(year-end)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
9-
3
3
8-15
12c
7-25
A
Colorado
4.72ft
Indiana
4.80ft
7-10
7-15
6-28
8-
t*
7-17
Southern
6-24
Southern
Nevada
7-20
6-24
Southern
7-31
7-31
Temper Corp., class
4'Aft preferred (quar.)
'
Trust
Radio Corp.
$3.50
of
8-30
7-15
Udylite Corp.
8-1
7-15
Union Chemical
Quarterly
<
7-10
6-29
7-10
6-29
$4 preferred
7-31
7-
5.
$3.70
7-31
7-
5"
60c
-
23 %c
28c
-
-
7-1
'7-31
7-
5ft
5
Fund,
Power
1st
Radorock
preferred
8-15
7-19
United
United
1
7-15
7-10
Reading Co.,
4ft
2nd
Reece
Reed
common
preferred
Corp.
(C.
Plie
Co.
A.),
10-, 1
9-
9
5
7-
25c
9-13
8-15
7-15
7-
(quar.)
Reitmans
Reliable
Corp.
(Canada),
Stores
Reliance
Ltd.
&
(quar.)
partic.
pref.
A
Fruit Co.
Unitftd
Gas
8-
8
7-11
4.25ft
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.06'A
8-
1
7-19
7-11
6-20
4.40%
preferred
(guar.)
$1.10
8-
1
7-19
7-15
4.40ft
27 %c
8-
1
7-19
$1.15
8-
1
27 %c
8-
1
shares
Co.
Selection
of
7-15
7-
7-31
Quarterly
Standard
7-12
8
to
(8
deduction
Standard Holding Corp.,
Class B
(quar.).
7-
6-14
3%%
9-13
Standard
Oil
Standard
Products
Radio,. Ltd., class A (quar.)_—
Railway Equipment Mfg. (quur.)—
10-
1
1
9-13
1-1-58
12-13
Standard
75c
7-23
6-20
Standard
25c
7-25
7-10
Standard
7-
1
Stanfields, Ltd.,
1
Stanley Brock Ltd.,
t$1.19
1
7-
59 %c
(quar.)
88-
1
7-11
$1.25
Cement,
partic.,
Class
of
ordinary
A
State
17%C
93%c.
(stock
dividend)
5„ft
7-19
Steel
8-
1
Plywood
(N.
6-29
Steel
Sterchi
8'
8-
I
8-
1
1
11-
6-25
1
6-20
7-15
7-
reg.
(final)
3%
6ft
at
the
current
June
St.
D
7-25
preferred
San
Fire
Antonio
Transit
Insurance
Co.,
4.36ft
Corp.
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
$1.50
7-15
7-
Oil
1
Stock
Scarfe
&
Bantam
Schuster
(Ed.)
Wells
Schwitzer
5%%
Corp.,
&
(quar.)__
A
Nuclear
$3.40
preferred
I
com.
Extra
Selected
Co.
8-
6-27
7-
7-
1
8-
9-10
8-
7-19
7-10
3%
7-19
7-10
25c
(quar.)
7-20
7-
2
7-20
7-
2
—
35c
8
6-18
7-15
6-18
A
t50c
10-
2
+56 'Ac
10-
2
8-30
7-15
25c
10-
Shares
iirreg.)_
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
From net investment income
IIIIIIIIIII
IllIIIIIIII
Lines, Inc. (quar.)__
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
20c
$2
10-
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1.14
:_
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)__^
$1.14
7-18
7-
8
$4.76
preferred
(quar. l__
$1.19
7-17
$4.84
preferred
(quar.)__:_
$1.21
8-
7.-26
7-12
Thatcher
convertible
Therm-O-Disc,
preference
Lie.
6-20
6-20
7-10
6-20
Tidewater Oil,
9-16
9-
Time Finance
25c
9-18
8-22
4c
7-31
7-15
40c
7-10
7-
4.56ft
4.25ft
7-29
6-28
(quar.)
(stock-dividend)
Corp.
(Mass.),
class A
& Construction
Co.
Co,,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Toro Mfg.
1
(quar.)
of
4%
v
7-11
•-
7-11-
9-27
6*
9-
12-27
12-6-
7-30'
7-15*
8-
1
7-15
7-15
7-'5
9-
8-28
7
8-2,
8-31.
12-10
9-15
8-16
8-
Minnesota
common
60c
62 %c
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10-
8-
1
7-10
1
7-10-
12 %c
(stock div.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)________
8-30.
8-30
30c
7-10
7-20
1
10c
7-15
7-
100%
7-15
6-28
35c
7-15
7-
1-
17 %c
5
9
Kentucky
4
% ft
preferred C
preferred B
class
Western
Life
A
<quar.)_„_
Co.,
6-20
6-20
6-20
(quar.)
f50c
—
—
Tool
Union
&
Stamping
$2 prior pref.
!*
$3'preferred
St6ck dividend
;
Union
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
32%c
4ft#' preferred
Wilcox
Oil
Co.
Wilson
&
Gq^
Inc.,
7-15
6-25
10-1,
(quar.)
.
8
6-24
6-21
8-
1
$1
8-
1
8-
1
75c
8-
1
250
7-20
7-
8-26 "
7-26
9-
3
8-15
Wilson-Jones'Co.
(quar.)2_
SI.06%
9-
3
8-15.
Wisconsin Electric*Power Co.,
6% preferred Affuar:}
.
_
—
,
..
$2
25c
50c
(quar.jft
25c
25c
»—
__3
25b
-
-
7-19
7-19
ft
Inc._ft
--
7-12
-
ft
(quar.)
7-12
'
50c
T
.
ft-—
common
9-10
7-
7-15
$1.43%
Co.—
Industries.
1
30c
—5ft '
$1.14
Common
6-21
20c.
t
"
(qUar.)I_
r
,8-
$1.25
quar.)'.
1_
fts-aft
7-16
8-15
7-15
60c
(qua:r.)
Williams-McWilliam
6
75c
•
Yards
9-
fl5c
(quar.)
(increased
ft—v
Stock
7-15
9-14
v
(quar.)
Wichita
1
31'Ac
(qpar.)
1
8-
50c
(quar.)
Whiting Corp.
6-14
-
20c
(quar.)
i_.—,___
.
6-14
7-15
,
$2
(quar. )_1
TelegraDh
7-15
t35c
.
Co.—
common
7-
3
7-15
7-15
Western Tablet &• Stationery, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Western
5
7-15
Pacific RR.
(quar.)________—
Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western
7-
7-."8
1
$1.05
(accum.)_____
preferred
0-16
7-15
8-
$1.02%
Light & Telephone Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
Western
6-28
1
$1.12%
Securities
Insurance
7-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
Western
5ft
6-28
25c
(quar.).,
Insurance
7-25
7-15
.
Grocers, Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)____.
$1.40
Western
7-15.
.
_____ft_
8-15-
7-
2%
15c
•
•
Co.,
preferred
Western
:
Coal
Power
3
7-12
7-25
8-10
iquar.)
Penn
9-
25c
8-10
50c
A
West
7-26
I
7-15
$1.12(2
-
$1.06%
(quar.)_
8-1-
(quar.)_
West
6-17
8-
i:
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
White Sewing. Machine Corp.—
6-28
7-
—
B
7-15
9-14
1
7-15
.
7-31.
9-14
7-
40c
dividend)
preferred
7-26*
7-26
7-15
(Calif.)—
(stock
conv.
8-20
30c
(quar.)___2__
7-10*
$1
50%
7;
8-15;
-
fOc
(quar.)
Corp.
7-26
7-15
12-
4
$1.06'A
common
8-
1
9-
8-20
25c.
—ft
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,*com.
4ft- prior lien Aquar.)__.—
8-15
$1.25
—u
Welsbach; Corp., class
7-15
35c
:
$1.20 preferred
5
Edison
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Tishman Realty
"
20c
Thompson Products, common
4ft
preferred (quar.)
10c
'
(quar.)
^
7-10
4V*ft
V
1-
9-10
;
convertible preferred
Weeden & Co.—
Western
Thermoid Co., $2.50 prefe*reeL
(quar.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fibre Glass\Co. (quar.}_~_
Toledo
8-
Mfg. Co.—
7-10
7-
'•
1
8-
8-13
(quar.)—
'6ft
5.20ft
30c
$1
25c
7-16
$1.16
(quar.)
$1.1834
6-28
8
common
preferred
$2.50
8-
1
-
$1.25
-
iquar.)^_——
Common
.
Co.—
37 %c
8-
9-13
6-28
6-27
27 %c
7-10
1
:
7-15
$4
7-29
7-23
7-
$4.56
7c
7-2'
$1.25
t.
:
Co.,
King
4.10%
1
25c
•"
-
8-15 '
8-
25c
40c
-
Co.
preferred
$4.25
4.20%
7-
Glass
$4.50
Waste
7-23
6-28
Insurance
*
i'
•
7-16 *
(stock .dividend150%
Washington Gas Light,
6-21
7-15
Title
3
Light Co.—
preferred
Warren
6-28
7-12
20c
7-19
7-19'
1
9-3
"40c
(quar.)
iquar<)
Bros.
(quar.)_____
7-15
8-15
Texas
Finance
9-
11-29
&
7-15
15c
&
(extra)
1
Time
"
->
8*
7-
•.
8-1
'.8-
-■
40c
Warner Co.
5%
25c
7-19
5
7-19.
.
(quar.)
Railway
Walworth
15c
25c
IIIII I"
(quar.)
1
8-15
7-
3
8-30
1-1-58
7-15
preferred
Walker
6-20
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
7-15*
7-15'
8-1
~*
fquar.),__
& Iron (quar.4
Virginia- Coal'
7-25
1
&
•
6-18
t$1.25
4ft
(quar.)
Natural Gas
Service
9
7-15
25c
I
6-29^
8-1
7-15
7-15
(s-a)
50c
Malleable
8-
1
+40c
___:
ordinary
9
8-14
6-25-
7-15
25c
_ft'___——.*
Co.
2
6-25
'
7-10
100ft
preferred
7-15
8-
1
8.
preferred
8-
9-
7-17
5ft
7-15
91*40
1
7-12
5ft
25c
,
*
Camp Sea Food (quar.)
20c
Van Sciver (J. Bft
class^A <quar.)—$1.25,
Van Waters &'Rogers
(quar.V__^
20c
Vanadium Corp. of- Amorica- iquar50c
Vapor Heating Corp.— .-.
'
1.
$4
$2.40
7-
8-15
Van
40c
$1.2104
7-19
6-20"
7-16
*■';."* 50c
„_i—
1
preferred (quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline—
Common
(quar.)
7-19
•
Qnartefly
Universal.Products
65c
$4.64
1
6-20
7-15
35c
Corp. .(quar;)
'
,
6-24*
.7-25
7-15*
$1.18
"
'
8-15;
15c*
.*
1"
7-
6-28
6-24
7-15
+
30c
* •'
6-24
'.
8
7-15
'-
$1.25
'
6-28
7-10
62.Y2C
—
-
6-24
"
7-15
25c '.-
(initial quar.)___
Unlversal. Marion
Virginian
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)__•___:
1
*
:
6-30
* $1.50
iresumed)
common
TobaCco—
8-
(quar.)
1
8-
Leaf
common
8-
,
Terry Steam Turbine
8-
4
t4c
(quar.)
Tennessee
85c
8-15
-
25c
series A preferred" (quar.
"J__ '
convertible .preferred B (s-a)_____
5ft
8-15
20c
Terre Haute
5c
Wallpaper,
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
B
6-28
1
1
7-15
10c7-
Telephone (Kansas)", 5ft pfd. (quar.)*
Transit; cdmmon -(quar.)l_L__*
i.__
preferred (quar.
—U___
12 %c
1
II
I
9-
.
50c
—
CoTp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar'. )_ft '
cortVl.2nd preferred 6s-a)ft
8-15°
40c
•
(quar.)
Co.
Power
(quar.
nori-eum.
40c
(quar. )____
(quar.)_^
6-28
6-29
'
$l;l21/2-
,
6-17
7-15
:
Power,
6-28
$1
25c
(quilr.)
7-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
7-31
15c
i
Leather
10c
_l___
7-
Fund
Co.
&
7-15
7-25
3
"
-
Extra
8-15
t20c
•
Metals
9-
1
(s-a)
Electric
common
31%c
7-15
—III,III—II
common
sinking fund preferred
Oil Co. (quar.)
35c
Aircratt
Texas
*
Corp,__„
Stores
Universal
7-12
i,
7-15
6-28
"
*
9-16
(quar.)
common
of Calif,
7-15
7-15
Corp.— '" m.
(quar.)ft^__-—
Universal-Cyclops Steel—" ft ft- f •
Stock dividend ft-l---—-——ft—
Universal Insurance Co. (q'uar.)____•
6-21
7-24
—
preferred
Temco
J'
7-
4Aft
,
8-30.
10c
7-15
(quar.)
Storage
-
5ft
9-11
9-30
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)___
Taylor Instrument Co. (stock dividend)-^
1
1
9-10
7-22
Quarterly
1
6-28
10-
$2.50
'25c
(quar.)
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
Seaporcel
8-
11-
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Seaboard
Security
8-15
11-15
6-28
5%
Talon, Inc., class A
7-10
6-28
43 %C
—
Corp.—
(series 1952)
Inc.
&
7-
1
Smelting R'efiHing .&i
New
l.
$1.09
Co.,
Co., $3.65 preferred (quar.)IIII
Seaboard Finance Co., common
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp
2
22c
I
Mfg.
$4.75
3
12-
7-17
24C
Paper Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Scovill
9-
12-1 -5
4 V2 ft
7-10
7-15
40C
Gas
pld.
preference
Swift
S.
United
,6.-24,
8-27
20c
(initial)
Propane
Water
8
30c
iquar.r
25c
common
preferred
Science
6-28
$1
Corp.,
22 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-25
9-17
15c
(quar.)
&
Swan
15c
(initial)—II——~_I
Co., class A
Schenley Industries
5ft
6-28
30c
—
(quar.)_
B
6-25
7-25
7-
9-10
56C
—ft ft
common
Superior Steel (quar.)
'
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd.,
7-25
1
8-
'
!
(quar.)_____—--
dividend
Swank,
a
'
:
7-5
7V2C
—-
_
Special
25c
1
7-11-
8-
.
Super Mold Corp.
+25c
>8-
25c
—5
—
conv.
" 7-22
62V2c
United
9-14
-
(quar.)
Plywood,
Radium
$4.20
12-14-
20c
Forge Co
Co. (quar.)
Supermarkets
Sunrise
1
II™II__I
Electric & Power
preferred
Schield
&
(quar.)——
Apartment
5.20ft
$1.25
common
6-29
9-30
$40c
preferred
Suburban
Sun
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-15
12-31
(quar.)_—
(quar,)
Motors, Inc
preferred
Studio
6-10
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
5ft ft
Seton
6-10
;
preferred
Savannah
$5
1
1-31
common
Miguel Brewery, Inc
$4
11-
7-10
1$1.25
preferred (quar.)
ft ft preferred (quar.)
4.44ft
Ltd.
9-20
19-20
15c
37'/2c
tquar.>___
Shoe Corp, (quar.)
United
Stores
Container
$1.25
$1.25
Marine
Map Co
Diego Gas & Electric,
Scott
11-12
2-10-58
(quar.)
5ft
San
1
$1.37%
Common
4
8-
;
Sanborn
San
1st
Struthers
6-24
8-10
(quar.)
&
Canada,
Bros.
Common
Paul
7-15
$1.25
Preferred
...
Corp., Ltd., common
5ft preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis San Francisco
Ry.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
of
Strawbridge & Clothier,
6-14
$1.25
(quar.)
7-10-
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)__
7-10
Lawrence
St.
(quar.)
7-31
~35c
Industries
1
25c
8-20
rate
_____
8-
10-10
l-in-fifl
**""
& (Chemical
preferred
United
Strong, Cobb & Co., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-10
_____
Stone
3)_
common
1
6-20
Mining, Com.___
25c
'7ft
preferred ' (quar.)_____
__1
" .87'/2C
(J. 8. Vitamin. Corp. (qhar.)i__^._l_______:__ "
•
20c
United Stockyards Cdrp., "common
(quar;/_"
17'/2c
70c
convertible, preferred
(quar.)_
'
17M2c
Stock
dividend!
'
100ft
6-30
8-
7-20
,
(quar.)
ft—
Stockton, Wheatley, Davin Ac Co. (stock div.)
$0.91354
guilders)
7-15
(s-a
Machinery, common
,(quar.)_^
Borax
S.
S.
U.
6-30.
8-15
7-10
30c
(20
7-15
held)
6-28
30c
Co.
guilders
on
preferred
Investment
Improvement
7ft
5
7-10
5ft preferred B (quar.)
5%ft preferred C (quar.)
Safety
shares
10
7-31
15%
;
of
each
4Ms ft
preferred
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common
—
_
Royal McBee Corp.,
4%% preferred A
9
pre¬
7-16'
~30C
Quarterly
U.
U.
U. S.
share
15c
(quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum
7-
110c
(One
convertible
35c
split-up)
Carpet
Quarterly ;
exchange
for
Stern & Stern Textiles—
10-15
7-15
—
(quar.)
dividend)
(Final
stock
Stouffer
Roxbury
7-22
6-21
$2.50
(quar.)___
7-15
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—"* "
Quarterly
1,
,r 50c
(7. S, Industries, common
(quar.)
;
'
" 25c
7-15.
130c
4%
10-1
40c
8-30"
tioc
"
7-10*
•"•
8-30
"
1
10-
U. S.
6-20
1
115c
(quar.)_
-
(9 additional shares for each share held to
of
A
10-15
Rolls-Royce.—
a
class
Sterling Electric
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y:
7-15
11-
25c
Y.)
dividend
effect
8-
130c
(s-a)
dividend
50c
new
Co.
7-
25c
Amer. deposit
receipts ord.
Roosevelt Raceway (stock
7-19
7-20
25c
-
_.
preferred
1
933Ac
(quar.).
Corp.
(quar.)
115c
ft_ft •'
class A
preferred
7-15
40C
Aircraft
Stock
5ft
7-19
1
31 %C
Quarterly
Rohr
7-15
8-
8-
300%
(accum.)—
Rochester American Insurance Co.
Roddls
25c
-—
(quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend).
Street
30c
participating class A (quar.)_„
Participating
;
Button
6-28
6-7-
preferred
S.
4J/2ft
6-28
7-15
7-9*
$2.50
Distributors
*
ft 5-2*
7-15
6ft
U.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
7-19
share)
$1.25
Rochester
7-10
B
the
ferred
Rhodesian
(quar.),
common
class
.
(s-a)
B
Starrett
(American
50c
Mills
15c
(s-a)
7-15
Class
Ltd.—
!
Co.
Rice
Brand
Shares
5-25.
93 %c
pfd. A (quar.>__
Co
7-10
1
9-27
$2.50
Shoe
2
7-15
7-15
St.OG'A"
Mines, Lta.__*
Jersey RR. & Canal
shirt
United
7-15
12-
93 %c
.
preferred A (quar.)__
(Ohio), 334ft
7-23
15c
(quar.)—_
12-13
7-9
8-
*__
United
9-13
1
30c
—
1
preferred (quar.)—
River
class A
10-
"'7-31*
8-1'
15c
Quarterly
.
7-19
8-31
75c
•
Hill
Quarterly
7-19
50c
_____
(quar.)
1
be approximately 5c
per American
Rich's, Inc.,.common (quar.)
Rike-Kumler
J.)
7-15
Nyasaland income tax. Based on pre¬
vailing rate of exchange. The amount will,
Riverside
(N.
7-
and
3%ft
Insurance
10-
15c
on
of
30c
New
8-15
10c
(quar.50c
common
*■
*
=,
Fire
United
9
40c '
* *
preferred, (quar.)l
Keno
8-
38c
(quar.)____
(quar.) __1
Improvement,
United
'
A
Ltd.
pence
——
127c
—
Canada,
Trust,
•nterim).
sifcject
1
8-
128c
preferred (quar.)
Metals, 4%% preferred
shares)
6-28
7-18
15c
Rhodesian
7-16
—
4.36ft
128c
—
1st
Reynolds
preferred ($25 par)- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
pieferred ($25 par)
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
4.60 ft
7-22
4ftft
,
com.
(quar.)
United
7-19
$0,025
(quar.)
Aluminum
4%%
Preferred
Tqol Corp.,
7-19.
(quar.)
;
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)_
Republic Supply (Calif.)
(quur.)
Revere Racing Association
(quar.)
Reynolds
&
7-19
(quar.)
Ltd. cl. A
(quar.)—..
A
Ltd., class A (quar.)i_
,(quar.)__•——a—
B
Drill
1
45C
(increased)
Extra
Class
Corps,
Class
United
1
U5C
Engineering
Chemical,
8.
1
30c
Cha.ins (Canada),
Class. A
10-15
8-
25c
s-a)_
(quar.)
Electric
Re-Mark
Renold
(increased
7-15
1
8-
7-22
7--3
11-
8-
1
8-31
87V2c
S2%C
1
8-15
* 7-15
(quar.)
97 %c
1
$1.12'/2
preferred
$1.03%
8-
9-15
*
*
:__
common
7-10*
convertible
United
(quar.)
8-
I2*2c
7-10
1
1
(quar.)_
8-
"
"ft
.v
1
8-
8-
preferred
50c
America,
'^.I ft
8-
*
-Si
10c
preferred
$1.25
of
"I
'
5 *
7-10
87'/2c
50c
iquur.)
8-10
(s-a)
3.90ft
2—;
7-194.
(quar.)
4.15ft
-
7-
1
preferred
5
—
1
8-
60c
*
-
8-
25c
convertible
7-22
___
f40
*
$3.50
6-20
40c
(quar.)
7-20-
*
(quar.)_
(quar.
Cigar-Whelan,
8-15
8-
25c
Reinsurance
Insurance
quar.)
$3.50
7-10
7-15
7-20w
8-15
(quarftllJ_l_____________
Co,
50c
1
pfd.
Southwestern Life
Southwestern Public Service,
3.70ft
preferred
(quar.)_
5c
(quar.),.—
class A
6-14
6-21
Lines
50c
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
(Mass.), 5ft
8
Air
Biscuit
United
6-25
1
50c
(quar.)
7-
California,
$4.50 -preferred
8-
7-20.
8-15
,
ft 8- 1 ft *7-12
«-
8-15
Aircraft Corp.—
:
V
,.,VA ■; ft
preference (series 3955C(quar.- $1
—
48c
8-15
preference (series 1956) (quar.)______
7-12
25c
7-20
r
*■,
4ft
6-28.
8-
$1.20
.9
4ft
1
6-20
7-12
5.')e
8-
$1.12V
162 %c
(quar.)_____
9
8-31
*■
<quar.)________
United
8-
92'/2#
preferred >(quar.).
Oil
7-15
v
8-31
87'/2>
Union
5:)c
1"
'
6'Ac
,
(quar.)_____
Union
17%c
9-20'
7-
$1
6-29,
1$1.50
1
30c
___^_
6-29
1
10-
'7-15
••
7-15
Telephone (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
7-29
6-27,
;
.7-15
Inc
87 %C
,.
(quar.)—___
Inc.
(initial)
Resources,
Raymond Concrete
(quar.)
7-15
25c •
37 %c
ft,
6-28
6-28*
lOc
62'/2c
Gas of Canada, .Ltd. (increased
Lumber Co.
(Calif.).
_______
11-15-
..
7-15
7-15
tquar.)____!__
(quar.)
Co_ of
5.
7-15"
8-15
$1.-12V2
(quar.)
preferred
*$4.50
1
$1.25
Materials.Corp.—
A__-
preferred
33.50
8-
-
7-
11-25
{quarrf_-ft
preferred (quar.)___;_____~____f,____~
Electric Co.,
Union
(quar.)—
common
7-15
8-26
_____
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
com.
7-17*
7-17
(quar.)_
2c
Union
Ltd.,
35c
common
_____
$1.12%
■
1
1
31'Ac*
'
Jersey
7-17
8-
8-30
7-31
,
8-1
,
8-
(quar.)______
37 %c
25c
;
America,
New
9-30
.
Quincy Mining Co
of
9-30
& Electric—
England
Railway, 5ft
Co.
3,
7-17,
$1.49
(quar.50c
A
7-
;
1
8-
50c
True
6-28
8-30.
%
7-31
r
25c
633ic
Universal Insurance
6-30
$-1.22M*
Quarterly
6-28,
7-15
9-30
,
6-30V
7-15
(reduced5c
6-28
c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Industries
Southern
1.
12%c
—/
(quar. )__—
New
7-15
1
c
■—
(2nd series)
Gas
preferred
8-15
8-23
(quar.)ri_i___+__j;__
preferred
i Initial
Treesweet Products, $1.25
pfd.
Trico Oil & Gas
Co.—
Power,
preferred
Southern
7-20
t35c
—
(quar.)
preferred
$5.96
Common
ftquar.)ft____ft__ft__-~
preferred
$1.50
—_
preferred
$4.90
12
(quar.)—
participating preferred (quar.)
34c
.—
Gas
Power
4.72ft
45c
_____
$2.55
38%
(quar.)
Canada
Southern
8-15
9-
preferred
preferred
6ft
7-12
3
$1.05
(quar.)—
(quar.)
California
Southern
9-13
8-
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4 Ms ft
9-30
9-
45C
$1.12%
com.
preferred
4.20ft preferred
preferred
1
1
f25c
—
Co.
4 J/4 ft
89-
$2
preferred (quar.)——
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)
3.
31 %c
(quar.)_—.ft___ft_—;__•**
25c
8ft
7-
7-12
7-15
-
>":
'
—-
7-11
1
8-
1
8-
35c
'
—
6-28'
7c
—
com.
>
(quar.)_____J2_
1
25c
<quar.)__.—
(quar.)
California Edison Co.,
Southern
Common
7-10
70c
A
Corp
(quar.r
Transcontiirental Gas Pipe Line Corp.1— ft'
8-
150c
preferred
6-15
+75c
.___
8-30
8-15
'
■$-%
7-15
•
4.48ft
11-18
;—
(quar.)
Gardner Co.
8-30
1
6-29.
7- 1L
-
*
7M2C
153C
(quar.)_—__,ft____ft„_ftft
1
44c
1
10-
20c
;
61c
preferred
7-15
$1.25
(s-a)_——__
7-10
22'/2c
-
7-12
7-15
-
125c
4.56ft
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Transamerica Corp
Trinity
—
Factors
50c
A
Stock
6-26
10-
lc
Southern
Class
7-15,
—
,
130c
6-20
+75c
(quar.)__
Prentice Hall Inc.—
7-10-
Airways, Inc.—
-7-26
•
62'/2C
_
t____
Caribbean
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
4ft
(quar.)___
1
15c
(quar.)_
Corp
Southeastern
1
7-25
7-26
(quar.)___—___________
common
preferred
conv.
Coast
8-
40c
125c
Co.
dividend)
Trane Co.
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Georgia Natural Gas, com.
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4Ms .ft preferred (quar.) _
Power
3
—___—_:ft—ft
Soutn
90c
—
7-
—_____
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
$1.55
$1.25
—
1
120c
(quar.—.
Aircraft
$1.25
8-
145c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Solar
3
When
v
Share
(stock
Towle Mfg. Co. (quar.)__'i
Towne Mines Corp., $1.75 prior
pfd. (reduced)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
1
7-
15c
Corp.
"Sonotone Corp.,
15c
(quar.)
——_i_
shares)
(Howard)
87 %c
O.)
Company
Industries
Trans
& Sons, Ltd. (quar.)
:.
Ltd., common (quar.)——______
preferred tquar.) ________—_—ft—
9-20
~55c
7-
1
2%
(H.)
$2.12
7-15
8-
_________
iN.)
6-23
7-19
8-15
25c
(quar.)
7-10
Topp
—„—___
_—ft—
(American
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
Per
Name of
7-15
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
30c
Co.
iqusr.)_
3.60ft pfd.
B
Simca
3-23
'15c
.'_—_
(quar.)
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)__
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)__—
7-15
8-
7-15
dividend
Coirihion
Simon
(quar.)
Electric
8-
America
of
of Rec.
.
Holder*
150c
—
1$1
(quar.)
Foods ,(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Slater
_
General
Potomac Edison,
1
U2%C
pfd.
Steel
7-
(quar.)
com.
common
Corp.
Stock
6-14
7-15
—
--
—
A
Sheud-Bartusli
6-14
7-15
$1
_____
common
7-15
20c
Plymouth Cordage Co., common (quar?)
Employees' stock (quar.)—.—_________
Portland Gas Light, common—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Portsmouth
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—______—
Plastic Wire & Cable (increased quar.)
Portland
1
Class
Columbia,
—
conv.
8-
12 %c
—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (stock dividend)
(One share of $1.25 par for each $2.50
par
held)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co————ft___
$3.60
7-15
When
Payable
Share •
Shawinigar. Water & Power,
Sheraton
Pittsburgh Brewing, 82.50 pfd. (accum.)—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittston Co.,
1
—
—w—
Gold
(interim)
8-
Per
Name of Company
6-21
Telephone Co.—
preferred
$4
of Rec.
7-15
$1
Northern Ry. (quar.)
Mines
of
British
&
Hol&ert
Payable
75c
_—
___.
Pioneer
When
Share
Name of Company
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
.
*
ft
$1.50
.
'
5
,
7-15
7-10
8-20
7-30
7T31 *
8-
7-8
IV.
11-1
8-21
-
7-31
7-12
10-11
*
7-25
-
'
7-15
Volume
186
Number 5653
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
47
(155)
Per
Name of
Wisconsin
5%
Service,
When
Holder*
covering
Share
Company
Public
Payable
of Rec.
cents
(quar.)__
common
30c
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
9-20
$1.25
preferred
1
8-
1
7-15
Wright Line, class
Wrigley
<Wm.)
Yellow
Cab
6%
Co.
.
(quar.)
Gas fquar.i
County
Steel
Yuba Industries,
from
Yuba
Door
Inc.
•Tmnsfer
7-
8-
7-19
1
Less
•
15*;
Jamaica
y Previous
date
1
7-10
ing certificates for the increased number of shares.
7-15
stated
6-38
8-23
J30c
8-
tax
1
7-2
—V.
and/or Tecord
Is
closed
Pea-
result
in
further
greater
a
result
and
in
Transmission
June
28
$15,000,000
Corp.—Books
that
the
6%
of
The
Corporation and
have
been
debentures
Service
Bonds
Co.—To Receive Bids on $16,July 15—Preferred Stock Offering
V j
on
will
company
Room
of
receive
2033, Two Rector St.,
$16,000,000
$10,000,000
Investment News
tration
first
of
bids
to
up
New York,
(EDT)
on
July 15, at
for the purchase from it
noon
N.
bonds,
mortgage
Y.,
July
aue
1,
That
bonds
no
(instead
1987
of
as previously
proposed).
part of the regis¬
fcovoring the proposed offering of 100,000 shares of
statement
cumulative
preferred stock
par
withdrawn.—V.
was
185,
2961.
p.
(Continued from page 8)
Texas Instruments Inc.—To
Southern Pacific Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
Oct.
6,
office
at
186,
for
redemption
first
RR.
plus
par,
the
of
Y.—V.
N.
called
Pacific
1983
1.
the
has
company
Southern
July
on
The
next,
31,
2117,
165
Broadway,
New
Paper
Mills,
Inc.—Notes
Sold—This
cor¬
1957.
Each
the
Lehman Brothers negotiated the placement of the
notes, of which
$7,000,000
issued
were
on
July 1.
The
a
income
net
Kraft
and
Paper
Mills,
after
taxes
Inc.,
of
with
1956
$3,600,000, is
sales
of
$24,000,000
manufacturer
a
of
share
close
pany
of
for shares
stock
of
and
of
surrender
and
convertible
into
1D57
the
of
Transfer
Co.,
to
up
stock
for
certificate
not
such
Street,
after
the
of
each
for
Church
50
but
stock
common
common
com¬
share
with
The
other
similar
scrip for
31, I960.
has also entered into
full
shares
of
of
preferred
New
York,
_
before
or
on
newsprint
is
1,
shares
conversion, fractional shares will not be issued,
thereof, the company will issue scrip, exchangeable in
bination
board.
l'/u
upon
Registrar
stock
Aug.
on
of
Upon
lieu
in
preferred
rate
stock,
to
Y.
N.
of
business
the
at
preferred
lenders have agreed to purchase the remaining $5,000,000
between March 31, and Sept. 30, 1958.
Southland
17
weeks
$948,530.
Tung-Sol
were
Tung-Sol
East
The
Chatham
$1,118,132,
$1.09
or
plants
and
J.;
N.
and
Electronics
Weatherly,
Division
manufactures
panels
using
until
July
19,
1957,
request
to
hearing thereon.—V.
a
185,
185,
a
group
of
bankers
Wall
23
Street,
New
York,
N.
Y.,
for said
agent
group.
2961.
p.
Smart
See
Home
This
corporation
shares
of
(July
8)
announced
non-voting stock from the
common
the
purchase
The
estate
its
of
founder,
treasury.
At
has
It
the
time
625,279
of
his
the
stock
shares
death
of
last
current
at
market
stock
common
value
for
its
the
shares1
140,000
The
corporation
grooming
nated
sells
years
185,
Indian Head
General
Attorney
Government's
Bank
of
check
for
The
reported
was
to
exceed
the
formally
2
corporation
in
to
exchange
for
The
transferred
the
A
major chemicals plant is to be built by this corporation in Putnam
W. Va., according to an announcement by Morse G. Dial,
The new facilities will
produce large volumes of basic chemi¬
cal products to meet the
growing demands of industry. "Tills expansion
of
our
operations in West Virginia is required
to meet the continuing
petrochemicals business," Mr. Dial said.
completed in 19G0, will be the eighth major
chemicals producing plant of the company.
D. B. Benedict, President
growth ol
The
Union
Carbide's
plant,
new
Union
of
to
be
Carbide
Chemicals Co., a division of Union
Carbide Corp.,
will operate the plant,
commenting on the new venture, said:
already have two major plants for the production of organic chem¬
icals in this region.
The new facilities will produce chemicals for the
market and supply raw materials for
further processing at the South
which
"We
Charleston
Institute
and
New Joint
was
plants."
Polyethylene Venture—
formation
public
the
German-owned
bidding
$37.20
terms
the
hands
Chase
June
on
of
530,712 shares
during
World
War
the
Deutsche
25.
the bank
public at
sale,
Bank
the
of
offer
must
price
a
to
II.
It
The
Stinnes
equal
to
such
the
on
Bank,
agent
corporation
represented
by the corporation
(EDT)
on
July
as
530,712
for
by
prior to July 2,
1957.—V:
17,
-
the
G.)
Securities and
The
SEC
at
N.
The
Y.
working
June
on
199,999
$1.50
Corp.
(N.
per
proceeds
of
a
letter
common
through
to
are
filed
27
shares
share,
be
of
used
for
notification
with
(pur 25 cents)
Mandell Co., New
production
films
of
corporation reports net earnings of $558,580, equal to
compares
like
six
with
stock
net
months
a
of
yeur
for
the
six
$360,615,
or
earlier.—V.
months
$1.13
185,
p.
ended
per
order
received >an
will
the
D. C. Minard, President,
May
31,
common
Its
in
to
provide
share
revealed
Triassic
July 2.
Teletype
Corp.,
a
sub¬
Offering
This
the
under
Act
Securities
Act
of
1933
with
respect
to
a
at
conditional exemption from registration under
to public offerings of securities not
In its notification, filed Sept. 20, 1954,
a
with
—
and
Debentures
an
ters,
1 cent
Commission
respect
See
of 30,000,000 shares of its com¬
share pursuant to such an exemption.
in its suspension order that Triassic has not
affiliates
and
the
interests
the identity of
such
of
persons
mining claims during the life of the option. The use of said
without appropriate disclosure concerning these mat¬
the order stated, "would operate as a fraud and deceit upon the
on
June 20
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
Sold
the
SEC
180, p.
products
Plastics
amendment
1,
well
pro¬
well-known
Pfestone
anti-freezo
also engaged
field that holds great potential¬
a
'
:»**■
as
known
one
•
1 "l"
'
the
of
•
most
-
important
in
field.—V.
Corp.
the
to
this
of
name
July
185,
2962.
p.
,
;■
above.—V.
183,
-
449.
p.
on
July 2.—V.
on
United
Vital
comptuiy's
articles
incorporation
of
changing
to United Whelan Corp. became effective*
the New York Stock Exchange under tho new
company
dealings
and
began
See
185,
2606.
p.
Corp.—New Name Effective—
Cigar-Whelan Stores
Minerals,
Corp.
Inc.—Stock
above.—V.
185,
Offered—A.
p.
C.
'*
*
2496.
Porter
&•
Co., Houston, Texas, on June 4 offered publicly 40,000
of capital stock at $5 per share to residents ol:
Texas only.
;
shares
,
Walt Disney
This
1,
corporation
of
1967).
Hnrrhnan
descent
its
increased
ownership
in
Disneyland,
is the owner and
Roy O.
Disney, President, said Disneyland, Inc. is expected to shov^
profit of over $1,000,000 for the Park's fiscal year ending July 31,
after depreciation of approximately $2,200,000.
Statements oi
Disneyland, Inc. will be consolidated with those of Walt Disney Pro¬
ductions for accounting periods subsequent to June 29. 1957.
Walt Disney Productions paid an option price of $528,810, of wb,icl|
net
approximately $100,000 was in cash and the remainder in notes, to Aho
selling shareholders, Walter E. Disney, WED Enterprises, and Western
Printing & Lithographing Co. of Racine, Wis. The remaining 34.48% ot
tlie
outstanding stock is held by American Broadcasting-Par^imouni
Theatres, Inc.—V. 185, p. 2854.
West Peim Power Co.—Bids
The
New
due
will
Ripley
use
&
the
Co.
Inc.
proceeds
the
all-glass
sealed
beam
principal
is
named
as
to
reduce
short-term
headlamps,
and
Bonds July 10—
July
Y.,
N.
1,
1987.
also
See
Western Electric
See
on
at the office of West Penn Electric Co., 50 Board
will up to 11 a.m. (EDT) on July 10 receive but*
purchase from it of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series Q,
company
York,
the
for
Trane
Co.
V.
185,
2854.
p.
J
Co., Inc.—Unit to Build Plant—
above.—V.
185,
p.
3932.
.
Petroleum Corp.—Offer July 15
Western Hemisphere
Public
of the proposed issue of 400,000 shares of common
around 'July 15 by Sanders & Co. and Rauscher, Pierce
Co., Inc. and associates. See further details in V. 186, p. 53.
offering
stock is expected
Railway
Railway
bank
Net
*
currently
lamps,
1
stock
common
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
at $6,600,000 and to increase working capital.
Of
the outstanding bank loans,
$2,000,000 was incurred to finance
expanded inventories in
1956
and
$4,600,000
was
Incurred
in the
purchase of Chatham Electronics Division from Gera Corp. in May 1957.
Tung-Sol's product line includes electron tubes, cathode ray tubes,
semiconductor-.products
(transistors
and
diodes), miniature
incan-
-
July
on
by exercising its options to acquire an additional 31.04%
outstanding. Disneyland, Inc.,
operator of Disneyland Park, Anaheim, Calif.
'
Net
company
borrowings,
the
Products—Now Controls Disneyland—
Period End. May 31—
on
underwriter.
The
corporation
Inc., to 65.52%
&
1376.
July :j filed with the SEC a registration state¬
ment
covering a proposed public offering of 100.000 shares of its
cumulative preferred stock ($50 par value—convertible prior to Aug.
-
pres¬
polyethylene,
diversified
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—Name Changed—-
its officers, directors
in Triassic; and the
Tung-Sol Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
Tarzan Mining Co., Lakewood, Cole.—Files With SEC
The company
the
"<*•
is
group
organizations
Arllss
An
public offering
per
asserts
purchasers" of Triassic stock.—V.
issue of $6,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund de¬
2495.
Its
porarily Suspended—
offering circular
bentures due 1975 at 100% and accrued interest.—V. 185,
p.
Edison
metallurgical
certain
Privately—This company, it was announced on July 2,
has placed privately, through Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis,
producers,
world
the
amount.
the
proposed
stock
This
Products, Inc.
plastics
resins.
1957,
including the address of Triassic;
the
1562.
(par $1) was made on July 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$27 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 185, p. 2377.
Electric
polyester
Italy.
The largest producer of electrio
power
in that country, Edison also holds a prominent position ir»
tho chemicals field.
Among the chemical products manufactured am
chlorine and acetylene,
fertilizers, calcium carbide, resins ancl poly¬
mers.
Equally important are its
activities .in
the
electronic
and
action, if any, taken by Triassic with respect to an option to purchase
Sylvania
largest
throughout
and
include
,
The
a
complied with a requirement of the Regulation for the filing of semi¬
annual reports reflecting the amount of stock sold and the use of the
proceeds thereof. Furthermore, according to the order, Triassic's offer¬
ing circular is false and misleading in respect of certain material facts,
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 74,450 shares of common stock
A
world's
markets
phenolic,
products
ities.
on
in
1,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
order
an
registration
Securities
the
SI.86 per
lor
and
Plans call for supplying initially
annually to the Italian plastics
is shared equally by tho
company
phases of nuclear energy,
industrial
conditioning
air
Uranium, Inc., Casper Wyo.—Stock
exceeding $300,000 in
and
1957.
vinyl,
new
Evcrcady flashlights and batteries. Union Carbide is
various
name
Skokie, 111.
Trane is to provide
Co.,
manufactures
consumer
and
be the
largest completely air
entire Midwest and possibly in
being constructed for the
factory is
Regulation A provides
the
to be
York,
mon
common
1957.
offering of securities by this corporation.
The order provides
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
capital.
of
December,
Com¬
way.
an
Struthers Wells Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
share
has
in Italy.
polyethylene
of
United Whelan
what
of Western Electric
issued
The
This
under
public
Y.)—Files With
stock
Joseph
is
The Securities and Exchange Commission, it was announced on July
has
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
offered
Film
Stratford
the middle ol
for
is bel'eved
industrial project in
Triassic
from
(John
set
been
construction
and
Temporarily Suspended—
bearing a date of issue
The offer expires at 4 P. M.
2377.
p.
further expansion of its, research
machines
will
provide
cooling equivalent to melting 5,000,000
pounds of ice every 24 hours-—or enough to air condition 1,000/homes.
The single story building will provide almost 600,000 square feet of
comfort cooled
working space for employees.
The air conditioning
system has been designed for 2,500 employees,—V. 186, p. 52.
outstanding
1957.
185,
awarded
been
polyethylene
pounds
Union-Gulf Oil & Mining- Corp.- -Stock Offering Tem
According to Mr. Minard,
2,500 tons of cooling
through two giant centrifugal water chilling machines called CenTraVae.
certificate
a
million
The
shares.
Manhattan
above-mentioned
)
...
the
purchaser who pur¬
shares of common
stock of Hugo Stinnej; Corp. from the Attorney General of the United
States, is offering to purchase, at a price of $37,019 per share, each
of
the
remaining 458,178 outstanding shares of common stock of
chased
•
....
capital
paid for
the
that
new
sidiary
was
submitted
buy
has
for
conditioned
bank's
of
share.
per
of
consisting
Corp.
high-pressure
24
t
of
a
new
Italian company named
Celene, S. P. A,
July 2 by Morse G. Dial, President of Union Carbido
The new organization, which is jointly owned by Union Carbido
and
Societa
Edison
of
Milan, will manufacture and markeft
announced
the
company
equipment
Deutsche
1842.
p.
President.
Receives Large Order—
the country,
as
Government-held
The
July
on
this
Germany,
interest
seized
on
in
in
Bearing Co.—Offering 99% Subscribed
exercise of rights. Of the total of 484,offered,
479,066
shares
were
taken
up
have
date
pletion
Closed—
177,
activities
also
cover
a
wide variety of
industrial products,
including alloys, carbon and graphite, chemicals, ancl industrial gases.
area.
Contracts
1060.
p.
$1,500,GOO.—V.
duction
subscriptions, and the balance of 5,210 shares
been placed by Hornblower & Weeks on behalf of
underwriting group.—V. 185, p. 2853.
test
of
*
County,
The present Trane research facilities are believed to be among the
largest devoted exclusively to the science of heat exchange.
Cost of the progiam is about $700,000 and involves 35,000 square feet
$19,646,427.
bid,
Under
stock
Brownell
interest
Frankfort-on-Main,
was
offered
only
Herbert
53.7%
Government
stock,
178,
Stinnes Corp.—Stock Sale
(Hugo)
the
Mills, Inc. above.—V.
52.
testing center at La Crosse, Wis.
When completed the facility will
double the size of the original building constructed in 1953.
be
(J. L.) Stifel & Sons, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
See
p.
on
The company on June 25 announced
2144.
p.
186,
and
variety of household products and good
the Stanley hostess party plan which it origi¬
slabs
fireproof
ago,
Union Carbide Corp.—To Build New W. Va. Plant—
Trane Co.—To Double Research Area—
a
aids through
ago.—V,
19
above.—V.
:•'.('
Mr.
year,
the
of
Ltd.
outstanding.
Beveridge owned approxi¬
outstanding stock, of which the 48,000
shares purchased by the company remained after specific bequests.
mately
roof
density,
,
polystyrene,
through
1\
lias
purchased
company
Co.,
company
shares
48,000
Stanley Beveridge.
precast
years
regard this purchase as an important first step in our olanned
of acquisition and diversification,"
Mr. O'Connor said.
Ho.
said that,
taken over the past five years, Federal's
earnings. beforo
taxes
have averaged
approximately $400,000 a year, and last veay
the company earned
$563,000 on sales of approximately $4,600,000.
Unexcelled,
lie said,
had a carry-forward
loss
from
its
own
past
operations amonunting
to more than
$1,300,000.
Federal's current
for through the
276
of
50
"We
ently
July 2 announced that nearly 99%
of its recent offering of common stock was subscribed
Products, Inc., Westfield, Mass.—Buys
today
Final
&
Timkcn Roller
—This
Stanley
than
more
program
stock
common
with
Thriftimart, Inc.—Debentures Redeemed—
Its Slock—
1956.
Hazletou, Pa.
N. J.—V. 185,
the com¬
pany
is one of the largest regional producers in its field, and its
products have been used in the construction of industrial, commercial
and institutional buildings,
including factories .office buildings, schools,
churches, unci stadiums.
The company's heaclquaiters
are located hi
Chicago, 111., and its plants "at Hammond, Ind.
v
-
The
agreement
an
they offer to purchase
2960.
p.
Livington,
a
of light-weight
compositions
of
low
own
Established
industry.
Ownership of the
two principals.
Union Carbide, one of the
—V.
is
variety
a
its
materials.
Corp.
it was announced on July 1, has applied to the
SEC for authorization to extend the maturity of a $1,250,000 promis¬
sory note held by The Hanover Bank of New York until July 29, 1958;
and
the Commission
has
issued
an
order giving interested
persons
plant
and
Washington,
has contracted to acquire tho assets of Federal
Co.,
a
leading midwest manufacturer of precast con¬
products, James R. O'Connor, President, announced on July 1.
but,
preferred stock.
corporation,
of
Tile
Federal
and
com¬
Standard Shares, Inc.—Seeks Extension of Note—
This
Boyertown
compare,!
as
corporation
struction
Incorporated,
2084.
p.
share,
per
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—To Acquire Chicago Firm
-This
Cement
headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
pursuant
to
at a price of $2o.25 a share, flat, shares
Stockholders wishing to accept this purchase offer
should tender their ceitificte of preferred stock to J. P. Morgan & Co.
which
of
$1.29
or
share for the first 17 weeks
located
in Newark,
Blooinfield,
2717,
Dec.
company
investment
Th?' company will use $5,000,000 of the proceeds of the loan (o
reduce existing term bank loans and the balance, together with retained
to finance the construction of a fourth newsprint machine.
earnings,
—V.. 152,
(excluding Chatham Electronics)
per
are
Orange,
backlog
preferred stock to be redeemed should bo
surrendered lor redemption
to J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, 23
Wall Street,
New York, N. Y., agent, and upon such surrender the
stockholder
will
on
or
after
Aug.
j.,
lyo7
receive
payment
of
tire
redemption price above specified.
poration has placed privately $12,000,000 of 4%% notes,
due July 1, 1971, with a group of institutional lenders,
it was announced on July 2 by Ernest L. Kurth, Presi¬
dent.
Redeem Preferred—
the current
regular quarterly dividend of 28 cehts a
preferred stock payable Aug. 1, 1957 to holders of record
the
on
10,
Certificated)
Southland
With
declared
share
July
supply
units),
radiation
electronic equipment used prin¬
power
specialized
of
ami
breakers
tubes,
hydrogen
Government for radar sys¬
the
aircraft
circuit
power
company
have
Yor«c
52.
p.
latest
redemption
mortgage bonds, series H, 5>4%,
due
interest. Payment will be made at
Room
by
of
from $35,500,000 in
1952
to $53,800,000 in 1956. Net sales
$20,300,000 for the first 17 weeks of 1957 as compared with
$17,300,000 for the comparable
1956 period.
Net earnings for tho
has called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1957, at the
price per share of $25.97 all the presently outstanding
shares of its 4.48% cumulative preferred stock, series A. The directors
$350,000
accrued
company,
as
cellular
of
principally
rectifiers,
signals),
line
a
totaled
19 by
Texas Electric
(used
equipment, and
test equipment.
Consolidated net sales
-•
Closed—It
books
paymeat
here.
tubes
warning
"
■
publicly
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and as¬
For details, see V. 185, p. 2961.
June
Withdrawn—
of
cipally
and
makes
increased
increased
on
the
on
sociates.
corrected
Kahn
Mr.
will
TelePrompTer
directional
Electronics
selenium
tems),
detection
p.
Eastern
on
000,000
General
this
that
stocks of
common
The
announced
offered
indicated
the
flashing
thyratron
184, p. 1170.
was
'
date
in
ownership.
Texas
The
believes
management
I
7*.
Incorrect.
was
the
interest
7-2
dividend.
tax.
date
relays.
capital stock Is required in view of
the vigorous expansion program now under way.
No additional financ¬
ing, however, is contemplated by the corporation at the present time.
tax.
Income
published
that
investor
2
8-1
8-
X56lAc
resident
(for
used
be
meeting and the stockholders will receive shortly after the meet¬
broader
,
this
(five
par
to
a
1
15c
for
at
are
Chatham
8-
changed
Co.)
closed
British Income
xLess
.
tax
offered
7-15
7-31
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15* Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident
be
proceeds
50c
iname recently
not
to
50c
37VaC
.
(quar.i
Manufacturing
books
7-15
1
7-25
of the
Zellers, Ltd., common
4Yz'o preferred (quar./
'
stock
common
special meeting of stockholders to be held
July 15, 1957, to consider an Increase of capital stock and a 2li2-lorone stock split.
Irving B. Kahn, Chairman and President, stated that,
if approved by the
stockholders, the split will be effective on the day
Francisco)—
preferred
York
Youngstown
8-
10c
25c
:
(monthly)..,
(San
The directors have called
$1.11
B
Jr. Co.
of
TelePrompTer Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
Worcester
4.44V
shares
The
incidental to mining operations.
7-15
$1.26
'
(quar.)_—_
County Electric—
preferred fquar.t
8-
4,000.000
per'share), without underwriting.
lor expenses
8-30
electroswitclies
expenses-
from
oper.
$2,954,816
2,742,991
$2,328,824
574,922
$588,751
$211,825
*87,563
ry. oper.
income—
327,015
$2,760,113
1,089,885
Deficit.
Edgar
for
revenue—
oper.
rev.
ry.
1957—5 Months—1956
$3,005,845 $13,988,941 $13,485,0241
2,417,094
11,660,117 10,724,90tj
1957—Month—1956
oper.
the
F.
President,
Zelle,
first
five
months
announces
of
this
that
year
there
despite
a
was
a
3.7%
net deflnii
increase in
of $13,988,941 for the first fivo
months of 1957 compared with $13,485,024 for the same period in 195.6*
gross
the
revenues.
net
$311,245
income
to
a
With
gross
after
deficit
revenues
fixed
and
contingent
of $140,003—V.
185,
p.
charges
2962.
dropped
frou»
;t?l
&■
C-:
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
**> (156)
.
.
Monday, July 8. 1957
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ity approved
by
O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
County (P. O.
W.edowee), Ala.
Randolph
School
Goshen
&
Tulare
District,
5s, at a price of 100.04,
about 4.97%.
1
I
Santa
Rita
School
Union
District,
*
Warrant
Sale
An
—
$100,000
was
outlay
school
to
Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, as 3%s and 3V2S.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
Hayes, of Birmingham.
'
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
capital
warrants
of
issue
sold
bids
2
Gila
County (P. O. Globe), Ariz,
Bond Offering—Louise C. Roth-
t
(PDST) on July 9 for the
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Dated July 22, 1957. Due on July
for
29
the
(MST)
a.m.
.purchase
July
on
of
$36,000
bonds.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Names Consultants
lion
r
$70 Mil¬
on
Program—Mayor
Jack
Wil¬
liams has announced the appoint¬
ment of
Wainwright • & Ramsey
Inc., consulting firm on municipal
finance, of 70 Pine Street, New
York City,, as financial consultant
in connection with the city's pro¬
posed $70 million public improve¬
w,v
ment
financing plan, including
both general obligation and rev¬
enue bonds, is expected to
require
from five to
from
for
the
years. Proceeds
seven
bond
various
sale
will
municipal
be
used
improve¬
ments.
Salt River Project Agricultural
Improvement and Power District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
'
.Bond
Sale
Corporate
fered
Issue
July
No.
2—v.
awarded
were
The
—
8
bonds
a
group
com¬
posed
of John Nuveen
&
Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Paine, Webber,
'Jackson & Curtis, Horn blower &
Weeks, .R.
S,
Dickson
&
Co.,
Weeden
inclusive.
1977
to
price of
of
cost
100.015,
about
$380,000 5s.
1960 to
1966 to
interest
as
iollows:
4.28%,
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1965 inclusive.
770,000 4V2S. Due
1
net
a
Jan. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
3,850,000 4%s. Due
on Jan. 1 from
1975 to 1987 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
-
Coastside Union School
District,
San Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond
ing,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed
bids
wood
Clerk,
at
will
receive
his office
in
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
and
interest
El
Monte
School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
until 9 a.m. (Calif.
30
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
Due
on
July
$148,000
on
of
Sept. 1 from 1958
and
(M-S)
Treasurer's office.
the
Principal
payable at
Fullerton Union High
to
1977
interest
County
Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Offering—L.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until
,
.
his
11
a.m.
office
in
(PDST)
Santa
the purchase of
school building bonds.
1958
and
1957,
to
Dated July
15 from
inclusive. Principal
Due
1977
July 16
$2,300,000
on
for
15,
Ana
on
July
interest
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
(Calif.
a.m.
bonds.
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
on
Aug.
Bond
ceive
Clerk,
County
sealed
bids
until
at
10
his
a.m.
13 for the purchase of $44,000,000
1957. Due
Florida
Francisco.
—Total
the
The
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Merced Union High School District,
Merced County, Calif.
at his
Waterloo School
1,
1957.
Sunshine
June
Passenger
26.
*
/
.
Farmers
for
Merchants'
Bank
charge
total
accounts,
552,052.28.
••
However, this
,
Mr. Manuel
expected
was
In
of
May
244,886
passenger
as
317
miles
the
Sunshine
revenue
was
$290,948.66.
2719—were awarded to the Se^
CONNECTICUT
Chester,
Angeles, as 4V2s, at a price of
100.62, a basis of about 4.42%.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
E.
Lewis,
Deep
River and
Essex
Regional High School District
No.
4
purposes
from
IDAHO
to
a
group
for the purchase of $320,000 build¬
ing
a
July 29
bonds.
Due
Dated Aug. 15, 1957.
Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1979
on
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
(F-A)
Treasurer's office.
Ramona
Unified
District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
2963—were
R.
Staats
100.02,
4.77%,
$76,000
July
Connecticut (State of)
Note Sale
The $49,500,000
as
awarded
to
school
Due
San
Bond
offered
were
$44,830,000 notes to
posed
of
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
from
on
School
District,
Sale—The
2—v.
awarded
to
$68,000 bonds
186, p. 55—
the
a
group
Bankers
Bank
Bond
fered
of
June
Co.,
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
at
Inc.,
219,000
1
of
of
Wilson
Association, of San Francisco,
793.20.
as
a
at
2.68%
in¬
premium of $1,-
composed
Bank Of
1973
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
on
July
on
1
from
inclusive.
1974 to
1977
on
p.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
240,000 31%s. Due
4
•
ILLINOIS
1965 to
sealed
bids
July
$750,000
Clerk,
until
for
15
water
(EDST)
purchase
Due
Des Plaines, III.
-
V.-
July
building bonds
were
awarded
1 *
price of 100.03,
of about
4.15%/
1958
of
and
May
cipal and interest
a
•
-
1 from
Dec.
on
to
1963
inclusive,
Due
on
v.." 1964
Dec.
*
...
from
1
to 1970 inclusive.
v
.
180,000 4Vis. Due on Dec. 1 from
1971
The
to
1976
bonds
1957.
inclusive.
dated
afe
Interest
J-D.
Chicago.
April
Legality
proved by Chapman
.
„
.
Township (P.
Gibson City), III.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
to
O.
road
$215,000
June
Barcus,
/
1,
ap¬
& Cutler, of
Drummer
28
were
—
Kindred
V
,
&
,
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July
1
from
1962
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
local bank or any Chicago pay¬
ing agent designated by the purf
chaser.
Legality^ approved sby
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
a
DuPage County School District No.
78
.
(P. O. Naperville), III.
.Bond
Offering—.Ralph Beebe,
Treasurer,
will receive
District
sealed
.
bids
July
on
until
for
9
$525,000
July
8
1957.
(CDS.T)
D.m.
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
building
15,
Due
Jan.
on
I960 to 1973 inclusive.
cipal
and
interest
(J-J)
15
Prin¬
payable
a
.
Galesburg, III.
Bond
on
of
bonds.
May 1
fred
8
thereafter
1, 1967.
are
Prin¬
(M-N) payable
-
.
-
J
'
Offering—City Clerk Al¬
Nystrom
sealed
(CST)
on
on
May
inclusive.
May 1, 1977.
until
July 22 for
purchase of $2,300,000 water
bonds.
that
announces
bids will be received
p.m
Due
1973
follows:
as
4s.
195,000
at
net interest cost
a
$75,000 4Vis; Due
due
as
offered
the
to
Northern Trust'Co.. Chicago,
enue
in
-
.Y
•
.
Bond-Sale—The $450,000 Public
Library
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
callable
*"
7
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Yj
receive
revenue
July 1; 1957.
*
Dec. 15 from
on
1
p.m.
8
■
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
will
the
1968 inclusive.-
440,000 3:!-}S..Due
Offering—A. Paul Soder-
City
-\
Dec. 15 from
on
Chicago bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
Chicago Heights, III.
man,
Dec. 15 from
/ V 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
•
at
Bond
offered
bonds
185,
from
Dated
Co.,
group
98,000 3.90s. Due
New
terest, plus
1961
4s.
1962
Western
America National Trust &
Savings
a
Security
price
a
1958 to
on
York, Buffalo,
Banking & Trust
bonds of¬
185, p. 2693—
of 100.05, a net
interest cost of 3.93%, as follows:
Harrirpan & Co.,
Trust Company of
Branch
gen¬
Idaho, N. A., of Boise, Edward L.
Burton & Co., and Blyth & Co.,
Corp., Chemical Corn
Brown Bros.
$370,000
24—v.
awarded to
$53,000 3r/2s. Due
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Co..
and
Sale;—The
the' First
com¬
Trust
Counties
Bingham
eral obligation building
Marine
Diego County, Calif.
July
awarded
Exchange Bank, of New York
Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Northern Trust Co., both of
Salomon
Union
55—were
p.
anty Trust Co., First National
City Bank, all of New York,
J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., First
Aug. 1 from
1968 to 1982 inclifsive.
Rich-Mar
186,
follows:
Boston
1967
56,000 4%s. Due
as
Chase Manhattan Bank Guar¬
follows:
to
rental housing notes offered July
p.
185,
&
5s.
—
and
(P. O. Route 1, Idaho Falls), Idaho
were
William
2—v.
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
basis of about 4.20%.
2—v.
School
27
Co., of Chicago.
Joint Class A School District No. 93
awarded
Corporation, Tucker, Anthony
& R. L. Day, and Laird, Bissell &
Meeds, as 4y4S, at a price of 100.36,
on
;:%
2719—were
ties
(PDST)
\
.
Bonneville
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
a.m.
inclusive.
1986
1;
.
awarded
(P. O. Essex), Conn.
composed of the American Securi¬
10
to
Bond Sale—The $365,000 school
bonds offered June 27—v. 185, p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
1953
July
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
—v.
of ; $15,465,000 various
bonds.. Due on Dec. ,1
purchase
curity-First National Bank of Los
1976
*
dated
are-,
building
State
Total
on
Parkway.'
to
.
.
15,696 trucks traveled 11,166,-
basis of about 4.48%.
.>
&
•
and
office in Merced until
Orcutt Union School District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
bonds
1959
•/,.
,
cars
Central
California, of Long Beach,
4\->s, at a price of 100.10, a
-
$420,000 3% s. Due
reve¬
'
from the April totals,
;
2719-*-were
awarded to a group composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of Chicago, Baxter & Co.. WhitePhillips Co., Inc.. and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as follows:
-
May traffic and revenues dipped
i
from
1
school
the end of May were $L-
at
nues
In April total rev¬
11 a.m. (PDST) on July 16 for the
Willits, Calif.
enue was $354,580.51 with the
purchase
of
Bond Offering—Emma Lou Al$2,800,000
school
turnpike used by 318,582 vehicles
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due cott,
City
Clerk,
will
receive traveling 14,032,375 miles.
011
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
Chairman
Manuel
said, that
clusive.
Principal and interest on July 9 for the purchase of
despite this dip in revenue the
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County $360,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
receipts were more than sufficient
Treasurer's office.
Legality - ap¬ 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1959
to cover all operating costs and
1987
inclusive.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- to
Callable
on
bond interest and leave a surplus
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ July 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
of more than $1,000 per day.:u
cisco.
terest (J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
GEORGIA
Mojave Unified School District,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Kern County, Calif.
Atlanta, Ga.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond Sale—The $324,000 build¬
cisco.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 185,
be received until July 16 for the
p.
Dec.
June
County, Calif.
&
Due
.<
County Community Unit;
School District No. 428 (P. O.
DeKalb), III.
Bond
Sale — The7 $1,100,000
•*-
$1,319,508
and
truck
revenues
were
$138,061.
With concessions
and
1961
DeKalb
±
accounted
cars
from
1975
man
mark, Thomas "B.
Manuel, Chairman of the Florida
State
Turnpike
Authority,
an¬
nounced
1
to
der.
first four
went over
operation
Due
1957.. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable ,at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
the
for
j inasmuch as all surveys showed
Bond Sale—The $165,000 build¬ I May would be the lowest monthof the year on1 the Florida turn¬
ing bonds offered July 1—v. 185,
'
p.
2963 — were awarded to the pike, he said.
Joaquin
Dec.
The
.
$1,500,000
said.
District, San
of
bonds.
„
/inclusive.
of the
revenues
Parkway
A
4,300,000 Series B bonds..
State
months
Series
1,
inclusive.
inclusive.
1977
bonds,
varying amounts annually
on
Revenues Over $1,500,000 Level
State
:
.
in
Turnpike Authority-■
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Principal and in¬
$34,000,000 City High School Dis- j
(F-A)
payable
at
the
trict bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 i terest
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive,
j County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
10,000,000 City School District j ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe, of San
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from Herrington
1958 to 1981 inclusive.
1958
of $5,500,000
1976.
However, $1,080,000 bonds will be callable
■on
inclusive.
1977
;Dec.
Main
FLORIDA
Aug. 15 from 1958 to
on
$1,200,000
Colonial
West
from
July 8 for the purchase of $250,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
15
follows:
as
re¬
Dated
on
bonds,
will
purchase
of
to
205
follows:
(EDST)
in
office
the
as
Waterbury,
until
noon
on July 10 for the pur¬
$202,000 school bonds.
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1
Street,
chase
No.
til 8 p.m.
the
at
81
Company,
Township
School District
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(CDST).ion July 15 for
National
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
Trust
City
(P. O. Harvey), III.
Bond Offering—J. A. Paterson,
Margaret Sat-
—
upon
;
Prospect), Conn.
O.
in
company
County, .Thornton
High
: *
Town
kunas,
re¬
(PDST)
Co.,
Offering
Bond
Dist.,
will
Trust
(P.
Prospect
District,
Sch.
Cook
& New
Hartford,
1,170,000 to Hartford
Bank, at 2.60%.
County, Calif.
Unified
Union
at 2 40%
Dated
on
School
the
to
Haven
County, Calif.
Offering — L. Rechen-
Auburn
until 9
1958
B.
500,000
Placer
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
$20,000
Orange County, Calif.
Corrall
Tulare
macher,
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
inclusive.
Stone
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Angeles,
DST)
school
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
inclusive.
Ostly,
and
trust
or
Council.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, Of Chicago.
2.55%, plus $7;
$1,000,000 at 2.65%, plus
37.
office
his
at
July 15 lor the purchase
on
$15,000
Red¬
City,
until 10 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on July 16 for the purchase
of $181,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958
DST)
j of
Los
bids
a
bids
Tahoe-Truckee
Bond Ofl'ering—E. T. Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
>7. B. Hanauer & Co., Chiles-Shutz
Co., and J. A. Overton & Co., at
sealed
will
Clerk,
Monterey, until 11
Los Angeles School Districts (P. O.
& Co., Rodman' & Renshaw, Fahey, Clark &;Co., Ken¬
Eisen &
in
La Verne, Calif.
Offering—Ruth S. Hogan,
neth Ellis & Co., Lucas,
Waeckerle,. Inc.,
McDougal
&
Condon, Inc., M. B. Vick & Co.,
receive
G.
Emmet
—
County
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PDST)
on County Clerk, will receive sealed
July 16 for the purchase of $487,- bids at his office in Visalia until
000 general obligation water and 2 p.m. (PDST) on July 16 for the
sewer bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1957. purchase of $59,000 school bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977 Dated July 22, 1957. Due 011 July
inclusive. Principal and interest 22 from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬ Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
urer's office. Legality approved by able at the County Treasurer's of¬
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los fice.
Angeles.
of¬
2963—
p.
1958
Offering
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
$5,000,000
185,
to
from
Bond
program.
The
-
Bond
McMenamin,
bank
a
Chicago as may be agreed
by the purchaser and the
at
$1,000,000
Aug. 1 from
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ ! 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
able
at
the
County Treasurer's and interest (F-A) payable at die
olfice.
County Treasurer's office.
engatter, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until II
until
his office in Visalia
at
p.m.
22
ARIZONA
Monterey County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
3,000.000 to Connecticut Bank &
Trust
Co., Hartford, as fol¬
lows: $1,000,000 at 2.45% in¬
terest,
plus
$7
premium;
basis of
a
Dated
1 from
Callable
May
1,
1960 to
on
or
the
rev-,
19i>7.
1997
after
Principal and inter-
Volume
Chieago
a
Galesburg
as
or
.
.
be
may
agreed upon
between
purchaser and the city., Le¬
gality
approved
Chapman
by
&
Cutler, .of Chicago.
received
July
7
for
11
$229,000
the
by
until
Trustees
of
Board
(CDST)
purchase
p.m.
the
Dated
bonds.
July
1957.'
1,
.
-
.
,
The bonds mature from
The
proposed sale on June 5 was Can¬
celed.—V. 185. p. 2608.
inclusive.
1987
1960 to
Additional
details
may
.
*
.
<
'
.
■■ i
&
Williamson
Cty. Airport Authority
(P. O. Marion), III.
Sale—An
Bond
•
airport
bonds
Bank of
Marion,
sold
4s.
as
inclusive.
1969
leans.'
MAINE
the
to
Dated May
A, 1957.- Due on Dec. 1 from
to
be obtained from Foley, Cox
Judell, Bond Counsel, New Or¬
issue of $98,000
-was
1968
Interest
3-D.
Legality .approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
1
Bangor, Maine
Bond
Offering—Ralph L. Way-
City
mouth,
INDIANA
bids
until
re¬
10
a.m.
on July 10 for the pur¬
$100,000 permanent pub¬
(EDST)
chase of
lic
will
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
bonds.
improvement
Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
Mitchell> Ind.
Issue—William
Revenue
Plans
A. Sylvester, Clerk-Treasurer* ad¬
vises that
petition has been filed
a
with
of
Service
the Public
sion
Indiana
proval of
Commis¬
requesting
ap¬
Revenue Bond Issue of
a
$485,000 to finance improvements
and extensions to " the Municipal
Waterworks System.
The
authoriz¬
Ordinance
Bond
ing the issuance of the bonds
was
unanimous consent
City Council at a meeting
the
on
The bonds will be offeree
June 3.
sale
for
of
by
passed
after
obtained
approval has been
from
Public
the
to
1958
Service
Commission.
Principal
and interest payable at the Merrill
Trust Company, of Bangor.
Le¬
gality approved, by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Brewer
bids
of
Bank
Kopsa,
Boston,
Walter
J.
Secretary
of
—
Directors,
of
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 pan.
(CST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $325,000
building
Due
bonds.
J, 1957.
inclusive. '
1976
to
until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $460,school
000
bonds.
Due
1957.
Calcasieu
Bank
Sale—The
Note
offered
July
School
Parish
Bonds"Not
submitted
District
Ion,
2.487%
at
Sold—No
for
bids
Bank
bids
the'$660,000 build¬
185,
2856.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Parish
No.
1
Consol.
(P.O.
80S
be
received
until
on
July
for the
10
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
school
810,000,000
or
building bonds for which all bids
were
rejected at the original of¬
fering on June 26.
Jefferson
District
Parish
No.
1
Hospital
(P.
O.
Service
Westwago),
Louisiana
Bonds
Not
above-mentioned
Sold—No
bids
were
2720.
Water
Parish
(P. O
Not
Submitted
Sold—No
bids
were
bonds
offered
June 27—v. 185, p. 2499.
Louisiana
Bond Offering
Treasurer,
on
a.m.
Various
Combat
Veterans' Bonus bonds,
$3,000,000
Due
3.10%
receive
(CST)
Boston.
3.20%
Due July
4,000,000
:
Due
The
1957.
and
as
Town
Street
Series
A
bonds.
bonds
are
Trust
Co., Municipal
Franklin St., Boston,
until noon (DST) on July 10 for
the
purchase of $110,000 school
Ill
Dept.,
Aug.
on
Series
A
Series
dated
J-J.
bonds.
from
1968
1958 to
Legality approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
by
A
Spencer, Mass.
Bond
ceive
Offering—Arnold
Town
intosh,
sealed
chase
of
on
bonds.
school
July
15,
Treasurer,
bids
Mack¬
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
10 for the
July
pur¬
$250,000
bonds,
bonds.
water
Aug. 1
from
1958 to
as
fol¬
Due
Goldman,
3.60s, at
of
The
from
Dated
motes
of
$60,000
sold
was
to
& Company, as
price of 100.21, a basis
3.52%.
notes
1958 to
1,
1967
1957.
inclusive.
Principal
No.
receive
sealed
until
bids
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1986 inclu¬
on
sive. Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
after
callable
are
of Oct. 1. 1972.
as
Principal and interest (A-O;
able
bank or trust com¬
a
will
at
bank
a
trust
or
pay¬
company
Miller,
was
Bond
Offering—*Marie Eilarski,
will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m.
for
the
(EST)' on July 22
of " $1,000,000
purchase
water
supply
bonds.
Dated April
Merchants
in
Sale—The
Bond
offered
July
awarded
56—were
of
a,
Krtevlr
d
at
r»v»
bank
a
trust
or
1
/iniyi
Le*
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Twp. (P. O. Inkster),
Coffin
to
&
Assessment
Sanitary
trict No. 51
and
Special
Sewer Dis¬
June
25—v.
awarded
to
H.
bonds offered
52
185,
2857
p.
V.
—
were
Sattley & Co.,
Iftc., of Detroit, as follows:
MICHIGAN
$2,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1958.
4,000 3V4S. Due on May 1, 1959.
Armada Area Sch. Dist. (P. O.
4,000 3V2S.
Armada), Mich.
Sale—The
$35,000 tax an
185,
"
Due
on
4,000 33As.
Due
on
8,000 4s.
2964—-were awarded to
p.
MacArthur
Kenower,
Co.,
&
of
.
and
Sale
Bond
and
water
offered
$2,000,000
185,
1—v.
to
com¬
posed of White, Weld & Co.; The
Central Republic
Company; Julien
Ellis &
Simmons; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Mc¬
Donnell & Co.; Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., and Walter J. Wade,
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.66%, as fol¬
Collins
&
Blunt,
Co.;
lows:
43/4s.
$1,455,000
1959
from
Due
1977
to
on
July 1
inclusive.
545,000 3lis, Due on July 1 from
1978
1980
to
Battle Creek
Battle
Bond
bids
special
provement
1957.
Due
of
and
March
March
interest
1,
1
1958
from
Bonds
thereafter
1961. and
as
on
due
in
callable
are
1960.
Principal
payable at a
(M-S)
(EST) on July 9 for the pur¬
of $70,000 school building
Dated May 1, 1957. 'Due
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclu¬
Co.,
Trust
both
of
City
Bay
Bank, and Peoples National
&
Bank
Bay
City,
jointly, as 3s.
(P.
•
Bond
School
District
of
Muskegon.
Legality
approved
&
Paddock
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
No.
32
O. Comstock), Mich.
Offering—Mary E. D. Bell,
&
Heights, Mich. %
$484,000 special
offered July. 1
bonds
186, p! 56—were awarded to
H. V. Sattley & Co.
Oak Park, Mich.
Bond Offering
Public School District
Thomas Street,
Farmington), Mich.
O.
Bond
33000
Offering
Downing,
Elizabeth
—
G.
Board
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 22 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated June 1,
1957. Due on June 1 from 1960 to
1983 inclusive.
thereafter
and
Bonds due in 1968
callable
are
as
of
1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at a bank or
June
est
designated by the
Legality approved by
Stevens & Moorman, of
company
purchaser.
Detroit.
Sale —The
obligation
bonds
p.
offered
(P. O.
District
Grand Rapids),
eral
Bonds due
of Nov. 1,
Paddock
Stone,' of
&
Detroit.
Owosso, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
building and site
2 — v. 185,
July
Co.
fered
were
June 25
p.m.
(EST) on July 9 for the
purchase of $1,375,000 building
735,000 4s.
Due
on
1963
1982
inclusive.
June
4s.
$40,000
to
1958
40,000 3%s.
Port
Co.,
and Kenower,
jointly,
to
Huron
Note
O.
Due on Oct. 1
1965 inclusive.
at
a
cost
from
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
Twp.
School
Port Huron).
District
Mich.
Sale—The $30,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered June 24—«
v.
185, p. 2965—were awarded to
the Peoples Savings Bank, of Port
Huron, at 8%%
Redford
Dist.
Bond
v.
1 from
v.
price of 100.05, a net interest
of about 3.81%, as follows:
from ing
1962 inclusive.
&
MacArthur
price of 100.0025, a het inter¬
est cost of about 4%, as follows:
1958 to
—
Curtis,
&
Jackson
a
$65,000 4y4s. Due on June 1
Motor
$80,000
Fund bonds of¬
185, p. 2965—•
awarded to Paine, Webber,
Vehicle Highway
(P.
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
to
as
Principal and interest (M-N)
Canfield,
Mich.
2965—were awarded to a group
'
callable
are
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
$800,000 gen¬
composed of Halsey, Stuart &
at
1966
1966
Hills School
Bond
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
in
of
of
Secretary
—
will
ClerK,
City
1958.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
there¬
sive. Bonds due in 1977 and
improvement
the
Paddock
Louise Shaw,
receive sealed
after are callable as of April 1, bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
15
for the purchase of $108,00,^
1962. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Hackley Union street improvement bonds. Datea
National Bank & Trust Company, July 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
on
Forest
to
Madison
Bond Sale—The
Ray DeLong,
—
Legality approved
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,
by
bonds.
Bay City, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $122,000 special
July 1—v. 186, p. 56
1, 1972. Principal and in*
(J-D) payable at a banking
cessful bidder.
Offering
Berry,
awarded
May 1, 1964
on
1965.
p.m.
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
bonds offered
Due
of June
chase
trust
—were
in
—v.
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
loan
Bonds, due
inclusive.
1987
will
Creek), Mich.
L. Raynes,
inclusive.
1967
to
1, Caledonia), Mich.
nocK, secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July II foif
the purchase of $60,000' school sitd
and building bonds.
Dated Jund
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1958
terest
of Board of Education,
receive sealed bids until 8
(P.
receive
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
the purchase of $219,assessment street 'im¬
bonds.
Dated July 1,
Route
institution designated by the suc¬
Farmington
will
Le-r
Can*
Bond Offering—Henry L. Pen-
assessment
Township (P. O.
Clerk,
Miller,
Leighton Townships Foutth Class
School District N6. 21 (P. O.
Secretary
Offering—W.
Township
sealed
inclusive.
by
field, Paddock & Stone* oi Detroit,
Muskegon), Mich.
Bond
2856—
p.
group
a
District
approved
on
Due
Township, Jibson School
No. 3 (P. O. Barnes Road,
bonds
revenue
sewer
July
awarded
were
The
—
».
1973.and thereafter are callable as
Egelston
Mich.
.
trust company
or
May 1, 1961.
May 1, 1962 and
1963.
8,000 414s.
Detroit.
Battle Creek,
gality
to
May 1, 1960.
<■
bank
a
designated by the purchasef.
Bond Sale—The $30,000
f
t
.
company! able at
designated by the purchaser.
Michigan
Burr, Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 3.46%.
Due
Bonds due in 1973 and there*
sive.
callable as of July
1, 1967. after are callable as of Jan. 1,1969.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-1 principal and interest (J-J) pay-
Dearborn
$75,000 school
2—v. 186, p
revenue
1, 1957,-
are
Wohurn, Mass.
bonds
system
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
on
thereafter
and
1968
withdrawn.
Clerk,
City
8
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1985 inclusive.
Bonds due
Le¬
Can-
Kalamazoo, Mich.
until
bids
sealed
by
offering of which
Township School District
(P. O. Dafter), Mich.
(EST) on July 10 for the pur¬
of $40,000 school building
p.m.
approved
field, Paddock & StoneV of Detroit.
Note-—The foregoing bonds were
originally scheduled for April 30,
10
receive
8
(EST) on July 11 for the purchase of $150,000 school building
bonds.
Dated April lf 1957.
Due
Bond Offering — Robert Sutton,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bank, of Boston.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Aug.
Dafter
oKl
are
on
interest payable at the
National
1962 in¬
Due on Aug.
will
p.m.
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
able
dated
July 1,
July 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
Due,
1962
to
issue
Sachs
a
about
1957..
on
clusive.
85,000 street bonds.
1
loan
Comstock
$165,000
•
Sale—An
Note
assessment
Needham, Mass.
Bond
Offering — 2ada- Price,
Secretary of Board of Education*
chase
&
lows:
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
/
1
.inclusive.
(EDST)
July 15, 1966.
Interest
receive
the-Second-Bank-
at
of
Bank,
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
000
will
Treasurer,
bids
Shawmut
Boston.
July 10 for
Lunenburg, Mass.
War
follows:
15, 1965.
3.30%
•
-
Township, Elberta School
Di»t. No. 4 (P. O. Elberta), Mich.
pany
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due On
National
the
on
July 15. 1964.
3,000.000
by Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of
Best,
Gray,
on
Principal and interest payable at
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
July 17 for the purchase of $10,000,000
Co.,
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on July
11
for the purchase of $150,000
Town
Office
Building
addition
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due
Due
A. P. Tugwell,
will
sealed bids until 11
B.
j project bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
(State of)
—
Thomas
Trust
Street
Bank-State
sealed
$1,875,000 pub¬
improvement
—
Bond Offering—Mary L. Padula,
District
Lochport), La.
for the
Offering
Hawes, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Second
State
Bonds
Le¬
Dartmouth, Mass.
Bond
-
1
bank.
sive. Legality approved
submitted for the $1,500,000 hospi ¬
tal bonds offered July 1—v. 185,
LaFourche
Due on
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
23
m.
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Stj. Louis St., Baton Rouge), La.
$5,000,000
a\
11
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
Rouge
District
until
St.,
(EDST)
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
State
28
on July
11 for the pur¬
of $820,000 school project
bonds.
the
Baton
bonds.
v.
Boston,
Boston,
Street,
.(DST)
were
of
Water
40
a.m.
July 10 for the purchase of $200,*
000 remodeling and reconstruction
Merchants Na¬
the
at
Curtis.
Gilmore
gality
11
ticipation notes offered June 28-
Shee-
&
son
Second
the
designated by the purchaser.
Note
E.
April
payable at
until
Center Road,
Offering—Mary
at
bids
Department,
Boston,
Second
Mass.
of
*
$65,000 general
obligation school bonds offered
July 1 — v. 186, p. 56 — were
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack-'
Trust
discount.
Concord,
Bond
sealed
56—
p.
MASSACHUSETTS
chase
ing bonds offered July 2—v.
State
186,
the
to
as
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a banking in¬
stitution to be designated by the
Principal
8, MichiganBond Sale—The
1961. Principal and interest (A-O)
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos-
sealed
••
Louisiana
lic
1—v.
awarded
were..
notes
$500,000
B.
re¬
and
1962
in
Community Sch. Dist. No,
*
bids c/o National Shawmut Bank,
Legality
Bangor.
Lewiston, Maine
ap¬
(P. O. Lake Charles),
21
No.
Principal and in¬
payable at the above-men¬
tioned bank, or at the Merchants
tional
p.
1,
han, Town Treasurer, will receive
LOUISIANA
School
Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
1982 inclusive.
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
East
Dated
terest
.
p.
Street,
Boston,
1958
Legality
proved by Chapman
No.
State
28
due
Freesoil
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Co.;
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St., man, of Detroit.
Boston, until 1 p.m. (DST)
on
Crystal Falls School District, Mich.
July 11 for the purchase of $130,Bond Offering—-Elizabeth Laine,
000 Town Building bonds. Dated
Secretary of Board of Education,
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
will receive sealed bids until 8
1958
to
1972-inclusive. Legality
p.m. (EST)
on July
11 for the
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
purchase of $55,000 school build¬
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston*
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
3uC on,April 1 from 1958 to 1963
Revere, Mass.
Bond Offering—Francis X. Shea, inclusive.
Bonds due in 1962 and
City Treasurer, will receive sealed 1963 are callable as of April 1,
July
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
National
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Temporary
Board
Merchants
the
at
Lillie
Offering—Mrs.
District,' Maine
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Tipton Community School Dist., Ia.
Offering
Sch.
High
Bond
Bond Offering—Gerald F. Hart,
National
IOWA
Bond
inclusive.
1977
Bonds
thereafter arp callable
Merrill, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
bonds.
enue
clusive.
■
1961.
650,000 water works utility rev¬
*
Dated July f, 1957.
Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
on
Raynham, Mass.
improvement
bonds.
on
'"
•
bonds.
Boston.
by
Storey*
& Dodge, of
Palmer
Boston.
in
payable
approved
Thorndike,
purchase of $1,350,000
public
$700,000
of
improvement
st feet
the
for
interest
Legality
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on July
40
a&7>
and
T.- Brady,
bonds, as follows:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Works
Water
(P. O. Hottma), La,'
Offering —E.
Bond
23
Roxana, III.
r
Pariah
Terrebonne
District' No. 3
mutually
the
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
bank An
payable at
(M-N)
est
Number.5633
186
the
Union Sch.
(P. O. Detroit),
Mich..
build¬
Sale—The $380,000
bonds
offered
June 24—
2965—were awarded to
First of Michigan Corp., as
185, p.
4 V2S.
interest.
Two. Redford
50
(1.58)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
ceive
Tdkonsha Community School
District, Mich.
Bond Offering: — F. J. Chase,
I
♦Secretary, of Board
will
receive
p.m. (EST)
chase
of
bonds.
July
until
July 16 for the
on
1958
to
Bonds due
pur¬
arc
callable as of July
J,
Principal and interest (J-.l)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
1967.
above
bonds
were
1973
thereafter
and
Feb.
of
as
Falcon
designated by the purchaser.
approved by Miller, Can-
Legality
Note —The
Aug. 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est payable at any suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
p.m.
1,
Bond
The
—
Osakis, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
obligation
improvement
water
system bonds offered July 2—v.
186, p. 57—were awarded to the
First
National
Bank
of
Osakis,
when
originally
offered
Wadena,
gen¬
eral
obligation
Sanitary
Sewer
System Improvement No. 1 bonds
Bond
Offering
Minn.
John
—
Ehlen,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Utica
Community Schools,
an¬
ticipation notes offered June 27—
2965—were
p.
The National
HVz%
awarded
to
Bank, of Detroit, at
interest.
Walled
Lahe
Consolidated
Note Sale—The
Bank,
Paul, Kalman & Co.,
John Nuveen & Co., Allison-Wil¬
the
Pontiac
School
$100,000 tax
State
Co.,
River
Bank,
an¬
$315,000 4s.
Jan. 1
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
225,000 41//2S.
t<»
1966"
Pontine,
Township
Sch.
Dist.
1, Montague),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Selma
Jackson,
(Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
(EST)
p.m.
chase
and
of
8
to
March
callable
June
1,
terest
(J-D) payable at
1968.
1,
of
as
Principal and
in¬
bank
a
1961
Freeborn
designated by the
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
the
MINNESOTA
and
to
group
a
$90,000
headed
4s.
Hall,
1960
to
—
The
&
$115,000 sani¬
$50,000
Moody, Inc.,
4s.
Due
1960 to
to
1
from
inclusive.
20,000 4.30s. Due
Golden
1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
45,000 44/2 s. Due on Feb.
1979
from
1
inclusive.
(P. O. Wrepshall),
Minnesota
Bond
until
Offering—Sealed bids
8
1960
(CDST)
on
will
July
16
for the purchase of
$300,000 build¬
ing refunding bonds.
I,
1957.
1959
Due
to
1971
1.966 to
March
on
196.9 to
1972 to
The
1
from
Interest
to
Aug.
36
(P.
O.
School
Baxter),
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
$53,000
school
building bonds offered July 2
v.
186,
p.
57
—
were
State
1960
35,000
to
16
for
as
5s.
Due
1969 to
1983
on
State
from
July
1
from
Bond
Offering
(P. O. Crosby),
Philip
Pomeroy, District Clerk, will
inclusive.
bear
additional
from
Sept.
a.m.
(CDST)
purchase
Trunk
1960 to
1960
Aug.
1,
re¬
Callable
as
of Aug.
Bond
1—v.
Sale
186,
p.
The
—
Mem¬
of
Sale—The $500,000 public
hospital bonds offered June
p.
18
2857—were awarded
—
to
Na¬
1973
1,
1957.
Magnolia,
York
was
sold to
Clerk,
will
Erick-
receive
bids
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
are
callable
as
of
ceive
sealed
O.
Clayton),
J.
until
provement
bonds.
1.957.
on
to
Due
1977
Bur-
1
im¬
Aug.
from
1,
1958
Princinal
and
payable at a bank
in
St. Louis
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to approval by the County
Council:
Legality
approved
by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Note
July
The
—
ments
the
foregoing supple¬
report
in
186,
1—v.
57.
p.
issue
our
334s and 314 s. Dated June
Interest J-D.
Legality
by Charles and Trauer-
building
Reorganized Sch.
O. Eureka), Mo.
as
3L>s
1957.
North
sola
was
Co.,
&
394s.
and
Due
1977
bonds
Baum & Co., and Bar¬
Fitch,
Dated
Feb.
on
jointly,
1
inclusive.
May
from
1,
1958
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
i
Warren
&
JERSEY
Brunswick
Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. R-3 (P. O.
Warrenton),
Easthampton
(P.
Township Sch. Dist.
Smithville, R. D., Mount
Holly), N. J.
O.
Bond
Offering—Mabel S. Kra¬
Secretary of the Board of
mer,
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on
July 15 for
the
purchase of $70,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1957.
Due
May 15 from
on
clusive.
1958
Principal
(M-N)
York
City.
Lacey Twp. School District (P. O.
Forked River), N. J,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
offered June 27
v.
185,
bonds
—
2858—were awarded to Boland,
p.
Saffin
&
tional
Co.,
and
Bank,
jointly,
100.05,
the
of
at
Offering
May
1 from
1,
1957.
1958 to
Due
Feb.
on
1977 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
Mrs.
—
Coutts, Secretary of Board
Education, will receive sealed
of
16
until
for
8 p.m.
(EDST)
County (P. O. Aberdeen),
Mississippi
purchase of $2,000,000
school building bonds. Dated
Aug.
1977
Aug. 1 from 1958
on
Principal
awarded
were
to
Picayune,
Bond
Yazoo
Scharff
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Morristown Trust Company, Morristown.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins,
New
Delafield
York
&
Wood,
of
City.
NEW
Sale
The
—
County,
Billings,
Mont.
Bond
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
Jr.. City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on
Miss.
$50,000
im¬
Holly
Bond
MEXICO
Carlsbad, N.
&
Bluff Line
Consol. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Holly Bluff), Miss.
July
23 for the purchase of $1,520
Spe¬
cial Improvement District No. 711
bonds.
Dated Aug.
Fergus
County,
Districts (P. O.
Bond
Sale
$190,000
1, 1957.
Lewistown
—
Bonds
sold
were
Clerk,
bids
until
School
District No.
a
E.
7
bonds.
Dated
NEW
Cicero
(P.
O.
Town
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
building addition
School
District
bonds.
No.
li¬
1
building
bonds
sold
was
to
a
group composed of the Commerce
Company,
of Kansas City,
Stern Brothers & Co.. and
Luce,
Thompson, Crowe & Co., as fol¬
Phillips County High Sch. District
"A" (P. O. Malta), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 185,
p.
Due
on
fylarch 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
385,000
394s.
from
1967
July
Due
to
1,
March
1
1977
inclusive.
1957.
were
Company,
of
Kansas City.
Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
No. 23
Bond
Sale—The
2721—were
sold
Board of Land
NEW
.
sold to
Lucas,
cipal and
to
the
of
Dec.
18,
1957.
(J-D)
Prin¬
payable
Galloway,
&
of
Fenton,
Chenango, and
Central
School
o. M. R. 97, New York
1
Treasurer,
until
will
2
(P.
re¬
p.m.
District
State
Highway Route No. 7
Binghampton), N. Y.
Offering
Beatrice
—
District Clerk, will
sealed bids until 3:30
on July 9 for the purchase
$100,000 tax anticipation notes.
July 15, 1957 and due on
Dated
June I
on
Dickinson,
Bond
Commissioners.
bids
on
New York
State
HAMPSHIRE
sealed
Due
interest
Heckler
City.
Sykes,
build¬
Note Offering—J. Arthur Sulli¬
ceive
receive
(DST)
No.
$95,000
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
County
will
Y.
Ladd,
at the Cicero State Bank, Cicero.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
on
van,
Supervisor,
from 1958 to 1984 inclusive.
Ross,
Coos
N.
July 10 for the purchase of $256,500
public
improvement
bonds.
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 185,
p.
Cicero),
Kirkwood
(P. O. Frazer), Mont.
(DST)
Cardwell School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
was
the
to
payable at the
Trust
building bonds
awarded
Valley County School District
Principal
and interest (M-S)
Commerce
011
—
First State Bank of Malta, as 4l4s.
lows:
$240,000 4s.
2721
by
?
Bond Offering—Gerald W.
Dated June 1, 1957.
brary bonds.
MISSOURI
Boonville School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$625,000
Aug.
Inter¬
YORK
$100,000 high school heating plant
90,000
on
est
F-A.
Legality approved
Tallmadge, of Denver.
National Bank, and Bank of Yazoo
and
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
group
headed
City, both of Yazoo City, jointly,
McMinn,
receive
Due Aug. 1, 1967.
1957.
totaling
to
will
7:30
July 11 for the purchase of $500,000
Special
Assessment
Paving
1,
Lewistown), Mont.
Offering—H.
City
by Piper, Jaffray ,& Hopwood, of Minneapolis, as 41//2S, as
follows:
3M>s.
i
Mex.
57—were awarded to the Delta
Sale—The $80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 1—v. 186,
Trust
and
interest
MONTANA
Bond Sale—The $150,000 airport
bonds offered July 2—v. 186, p. 57
as
July
on
the
Louis.
Monroe
p.
Helen
LeM.
inclusive.
terest F-A.
a
West Morris Regional High School
District (P. O. Chester), N. J.
Due
4s, 3%s and 34;>s.
Na¬
River,
price of
basis of about 4.88%.
1, 1957.
Company,
Waeckerle,
First
Toms
4.90s.
as
a
to
as
in¬
interest
& Trust Co., Mount
Holly. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New-
to the Commerce Trust
&
1971
Bank
and
Eisen
to
and
payable at the Union Na¬
tional
bids
Missouri
Lucas,
build¬
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 185,
p. 2966—was rejected.
Bond
County
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
1957.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
school
(DST) on July
of $500,000
July 11, 1957. Due
a.m.
purchase
Bonds Not Sold—The single bid
re¬
company
Charles
11
Dated
31,
a.m.
public
Feb.
(F-A)
trust
11
Dated
inclusive.-
interest
f
Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Box 155, Old Bridge), N. J.
17 for the pur¬
$6,798,500
phis,
as
bids
July
on
3.86%.
submitted for the $833,000
Offering—Frank
of
price of 100.33,
a
about
the
East
of
Missouri
Bond
Dated
1957.
of
NEW
the
to
kamp, County Treasurer, will
Inc„ jointly,
1,
for
Mo.
Corporation,
County (P.
the First National Bank, of Mem¬
Dated
Offering-v-Berdine
thereafter
Miss.
industrial plant bonds
inclusive.
Principal
Louis
were
Bourne,
City Treasurer, "will receive sealed
Dec.
Bond Sale—An issue of $395,000
school building bonds Was sold
Bond Sale—An issue of
$133,000
July
inclusive.
St.
to
County (P. O. Pascagoula),
185,
Bond
6
Manchester, N. H.
notes.
sold
was
school
Note Offering—James P.
$125,000
Kansas City.
ret,
Picayune.
on
Municipal
to Geo. K.
phis.
v.
bonds
June
H.
N.
to Luce,
$250,000
building
July
Bank
3.90s, at
as
basis
bids until
St. Clair High School District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
road
57—were awarded to
First National
Hill,
a
Mo.
sold
was
District,
offered
Thomson & Co., of Kansas
City.
$85,000
King,
sealed
$12,000,Highway bonds,
to
School District,
School
awarded to Dwinnell, Harkness &
9
Linn
offered
bonds
Jackson
of
1973
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
St. Louis County
Dist. No. R~6 \(P.
provement bonds offered July 2—
v. 186, p. 57—were
awarded to the
First National Bank of
until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of
$40,000
school
building general
obligation bonds.
Dated Aug.
and
I,
County (P. O. Carrollton),
Mississippi
improvement
1957
Olmsted County Common School
District No. 9 (P. O.
1974
Aug.
MISSISSIPPI
Carroll
in¬
holder.
District
sewer
Dated
Jones, Inc.
inclusive.
City, at the- option
Legality approved
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
Bond
of
im¬
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1977 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
Bank,
1957.
Mrs.
from
interest (F-A) payable at the
State Treasurer's
office, or at the
First National Bank, of St.
Paul,
or at the Chase
Manhattan
sealed
—
1
Feb.
on
and
son,
and
bonds.
on
Rochester), Minn.
Minnesota
<
from
7,000,000 Laws of 1957, Chapter
750, bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1
inclusive.
Wing County Indep. School
District No. 51
1
$5,000,000 Laws of 1955, Chapter
748, bonds.
Due on Aug. 1
the
July 1, 1961.
.
from
follows:
New
The bonds bear
additional in¬
terest of 1% from date of issue
to
Crow
the
of
1968 inclusive.
1979
bids until 10
of
July 1 from
on
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
or
Due
inclusive.
Auditor, will receive
to
Moody, Inc., and Kalman
Co., jointly, as folldws:
$18,000 4V2S. Due
1
1, 1959.
—
awarded
Juran &
&
Feb.
Minnesota (State of)
Bond Offering—Stafford
Dated
Wing County Indep.
No.
1971
1%
from
District
1968
bonds
of
purchase
inclusive.
120,000 4.60s. Due
M-S.
Crow
1965
50,000 4V2S. Due
Dated March
inclusive.
to
on
55,000 4V4S. Due
by the District Clerk
p.m.
to
Co., and American
$110,000 4J/2S. Due
&
G.
1, 3967.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Briggs,
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Mac¬
artney, of St. Paul.
im¬
follows:
000
be received
$335,000
2965—were awarded
p.
the
group headed by the First
tional Bank, of Memphis.
The
J-J.
1.987
(CDST)
a
National Bank of St. Paul,
jointly,
terest
County Independent School
15
in¬
from Aug. 1, 3 957
—
to
Monday, July 8, 1957
,
Sale—The $210,000
poration, as 5V2s and 544s. Dated
May 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1959
.
Hooksett
bonds
Fornfelt, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
water works revenue bonds was
sold to the Municipal Bond Cor¬
chase
Edward
—
Valley, Minn.
John Nuveen &
from
The bonds bear additional inter¬
of V/2% from
Aug. 1, 1957 to
Feb. 1, 1959.
District No.
Sale
185,
est
Carlton
additional
provement bonds offered July 2—
t
1974 to
1.20%
16 lor
water
provement
—
Feb.
on
bear
Offering
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
Aug. 1, 1960.
follows:
Feb.
on
1969
as
Due
July
$506,000
the
Feb. 1 from
on
a
Bayuk, City Manager, will receive
approved
tary sewer bonds offered July 1—
v.
185, p. 2965—were awarded to
Juran
from
1978 inclusive.
bonds
terest of
as
Breckenridge, Minn.
1
and
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
&
inclusive.
Due
d
o 11
oh
follows:
Feb.
1959
White Bear Lake, Minn.
1979 to 1987 inclusive.
v.
50,000 sewer and water engineer¬
ing survey bonds.
-
Sale
as
1968
to
1969
Bond
com¬
mission bonds.
Bond
by Kalman
on
1
25
awarded
Due
100,000 4 J/2s.
follows:
as
June
from
Principal
banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
im¬
and
2857—were
p.
Co., of Minneapolis,
bids until Aug. 5 for the'purchase
$100,000 bonds,
$310,000 school
equipment
185,
The
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
of
on
will
County Independent Sch.
44
(P. O. Emmons),
—v.
\
$50,000 park and recreation
due
1978
provement bonds offered
Bloomington, Minn.
A.
1,
Feb.
on
interest payable at
1957.
No.
120,000 4.60s.
Milo
bonds
Jan.
to
Bond Sale—The
plant
of Detroit.
—
from
or
company
Offering
Jan. 3
on
Minnesota
purchaser.
Bond
inclusive.
inclusive.
extra coupon of 114%.
an
District
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
1978
addition
1,
carry
building
Dated
are
In
Jan.
from
on
Due
1970
to
pur¬
Bonds due in 1962
thereafter
trust
until
June 1 from 1959 to
on
4982 inclusive.
and
school
bonds.
Due
bids
July 18 for the
on
$100,000
site
i 957.
sealed
inclusive.
1967
B
Due
360,000 4:j/4S.
(P.O. Route
1
Shaugh-
Due
follows:
as
1971
White
Inc.,
1, 1957.
to
& Co., and Harold E. Wood
nessy
&
at 3% interest.
No.
St.
.
2965-—were awarded
p.
of
liams Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, E. J. Prescott
&
Co.,
Caldwell,
Phillips Co.,
ticipation notes offered June 24—
185,
syndicate
a
Mannheimer-Egan,
District, Mich.
v.
185, p. 2857—
the American National
both
Note Sale—The $200,000 tax
185,
swimming pool bonds. Dated Aug.
and
Michigan
v.
com¬
awarded to
4%s, 414s
as
Bond
building bonds
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
10
for
the
purchase of $75,000
were
April 23.
on
Waeckerle,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$900,000
offered June 25—v.
&
3%s.
as
posed of the First National Bank,
sold
not
Eisen
and
4.20s.
Heights, Minn.
Sale
Macartney, of St. Paul.
1972.
any
after
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
7
Principal and interest payable at
suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1968 and there¬
pany
in
callable
are
Due on
1983
until
on
1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Feb.
8
building
May 1, 1957.
from
bids
July 9 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due 011
Education,
bids
$345,000 school
Dated
1
of
scaled
sealed
(CDST)
.
July
June 1, 1957.
to
(DST)
17 for the purchase of
buillding bonds.
Dated
$396,000
1957
p.m.
E.
receive
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
Principal
payable at the
National Bank, Bing-
1986, inclusive.
and interest (J-D)
First-City
hamton.
Legality- approved
Hawkins,
New
York
Delafield
City.
.
.
&
Wood,
by
of
Number' 5653
186
Volume
Earlville,
Sate
Bond
j
(EDST)
Y,
N.
.!
v.
provement bonds offered June 27
185, p. 2967—were awarded
to the Manufacturers and Traders
bonds.
Dated
June
Due
on
inclusive.
Principal
payable
(J-D)
the
at
New York
(DST)
until
85,000 capital
Sanitary
Due
Galloway, of New York City.
Garage condemnation. Due on
school
IvP'bng bonds offered June 27—
185,
v.
a
and
Tilney
Co.,
&
100.35,
of
price
a
4Y4S, at a
basis of about
as
4.21%.
Smithtown
and
Huntington
Union
Walsh,
District Clerk, .will receive
sealed
bias until 2 p.m. (uS'i) on .J my
i.
for the purchase of $990,000 schoo
building, bonas. Dated June 1,19^7
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1986,
Principal' and"'interest
inclusive.
at the Bank of
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,' of'
New York City. -
payable
(J-D)
.
Smithtown.
Orangetown and Clarkstown Union
Free School District No. 4 (P. O.
Nyack), N. Y.
CierK, will receive
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on
000
on
1
Aug.
clusive.
1966 in¬
interest
from 1957 to
Principal
and
Marine Mid¬
Trust Company, of New York
(F- A) payable at the
land
kins,
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
City.
.
/
■
^
«*
•
awarded
2966—were
of Buffalo, as 3.80®, at /
price of 100.006', a basis of aboirt
3.79%.
(P. O. Lake Katrine), N. Y.
\
Bond
composed
Geo.
of
B.
xiie
1859
Trust
Company, Kingston, as
price of 100.05,
a
Davidson
(P.
Lexington), N. C.
Note
Sale—The
mticioation
Gibbons
&
notes
>f
9
Wilson,
follows:
as
of
interest,
10
County (P. O. Greens¬
boro), N. C.
Sale
The
$2,000,000
Note
—
1,
ovia
(EDST)
interest
pany,
York
Trust
Trust
\>
186,
Heckler
&
Offering
Gadzinski,
Town
sealed
bids
—
until
will
11:30
July
awarded
58—were
Bank
&
Trust
3.74%.
Dated
1958 to
from
1
1, 1957.
April
Principal
1967
interest
and
Jefferson
ianking Company, Jefferson.
Note
The
foregoing
bonds
ere not sold when originally ofA-O)
payable
the
at
—
Rarberton,
Bond
•
ered
May 4—v. 185, p. 1938.
on
Consolidated Local Sch.
(P. O. Lore City), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Lentz Fisher,
F.
receive
(EST) on July 15 for the purchase
Df $15,000 building bonds.
Dated
15, 1957.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
June
and interest
(J-D) payable
the First National Bank,
Note
the
ments
J
—
in^hase
fir
as
'
follows:
National
34
Cam¬
.
by
ol
foregoing
The
in
report
our
supple¬
issue of
L. Mc-
17
the
for
purchase of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Central Trust Com¬
of Cincinnati. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
pany,
Northmont
E.
Flicking,
ing bonds.
Due
Dated
1965
to
and
interest
the CountyLegality ap¬
at
office.
Treasurer's
1957.
15,
1960
Principal
payable
(F-A)
Aug.
from
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
of
Local School District
$229,700
$187,200 street improvement spe¬
Joint
a.m.
cial assessment bonds. Due on
of
Munson,
&
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Offering—R. H. Ashmore.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
18 for the
purchase of $275,000 road
bonds.
Dated July
improvement
July 1 from 1960
1, 1957.
Due
to
inclusive.
1971
School
No.
District
on
Principal
and
509A
Corvallis), Oregon
Bond Offering—W. L. Van Loan,
(P. O.
District uierK, will
receive sealec
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
16
(PST) on July
purchase of $100,000
the
school
on
bonds,
Feb. 1
1967 inclusive.
Prin¬
obligation
general
jated Aug.
Due
1, 1957.
from 1958 to
interest (F-A) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
cipal and
it
by Winfree,
& Sayre, of
approved
Shuler
McCulloch,
Portland.
until July 17 for the
received
be
purchase of $51,214.89 improve¬
ment bonds, originally scheduled
to be sold on June 5—v. 185, p.
•
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
Co.,
Sweney
and
& Co., as 4Y4S, at a
100.12, a basis of about
Cartwright
O. Zanesville),
Not
building
District
2—v.
awarded
2967—were
185, p.
First
to the
National Bank of Portland, as 5s.
bonds
for
the
Orenic, Jr., City Auditor,
of
Due
on
Feb.
1
water
1959 to
from
Callable
inclusive.
1967.
$300,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
system bonds.
as
1978
of Feb.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
TENNESSEE
Clarksville, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
a
banking institution des-
gnated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by Winfree,
YTcCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,. of
PENNSYLVANIA
Lower
Bethel
Mount
District
Martins
G.
will re¬
$250,000 park¬
ing facility bonds offered July 2—
v. 185, p. 2967—were
awarded to
the Equitable Securities Corp.
obligation
school
(P. O. Charlotte),
$50,000 general
building
fered
July
were
awarded
tional
and
$250,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
v. 185, p. 2859 —
Sale—The
obligation
1
Bank
—
to
of
4s, at a price of
East Ridge,
Bond
Byrd,
Offering
Town
First
the
bonds
Na¬
Memphis, as 33,4s
100.01.
Tenn.
—
William
Clerk, will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
H.
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,000.000 sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1958
to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds due in
July
16 for the
1968 and thereafter are
Twp. Indep.
(P. O.
Creek), ,Pa.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
eral
1,
Principal and interest pay-
ible at
School
Michael
at the County
Legality ap¬
or
office.
Tennessee
(PST) on July 15 for
purchase
offered
jected.
—
bidder,
Dickson County
(P. O. Portland),
Water Dist.
the
July 1—v. 185, p. 2859—were re¬
Offering
cessful
Treasurer's
Multnomah County, Rockwood
Portland.
Ohio
Sold—Bids
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
$25,000 hospital
July
until 8 p.m.
&
will receive sealed
for the purchase
$65,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 and
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.**
Bonds due Jan. 1, 1973 and there-,
after are callable as of July 1,
of
Western Lane Hospi¬
District (P. O. Florence), Ore.
2967—were awarded to 1
composed of First Cleve¬
land
Corp., Braun, Bosworth 8
Co., Provident Savings Bank &
Trust
Co.,
Cincinnati,.
Ryan.
p.
group
Sutherland
District Clerk,
bids until July 22
Lane County,
tal
Dakota
South
Offering—Sven E. Windh,
Bond
Scott &
2859.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
County, Groton Indep. Sch.
District No. 33 (P. O. Groton),
Brown
1968.
Ore.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Offering—J. W. Adamson.
Bond
as
1, 1962., Principal and
(J-J) payable at the of¬
fice of the
Trustee, Chambers¬
burg. Legality approved by Town-
Winfree,, McCulloch, interest (J-J) payable at a bank
in Spartanburg or in New York
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Benton and Linn Counties Consol.
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
School District No. 509CJ and
York City.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
Sale—The $900,000
•
re¬
in
due
callable
are
July
Oregon
Struthers, Ohio
t,,
Bonds
by
proved
school
$77,500
July
interest
Elliott
Philadelphia.
(PST) on July 16
purchase of $18,000 build¬
(P. O. Englewood), Ohio
Bonds
of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
for the
Grants Pass,
$160,000
swimming pool bonds.
Dated July 15, 1957.
Due on Dec.
15
from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
of
1963 and thereafter
send,
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
price
inclusive.
1977
to
Offering—Elaine Farmer,
Legality
Cormack,
Bond
Dated
Albany), Oregon
Bond
Mariemont, Ohio
July
bonds.
revenue
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958
County School District No.
(P. O. Route 4, Box 303,
1—v. 186, p. 58.
uly
(P.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
bonds,
First
the
to
OREGON
of Education,, will
sealed
bids until noon
Perry Township Local Sch.
Ohio
Offering—R.
—
sewer
,
4.23 %.
OHIO
'6
Anthony
Clerk,
public
bids
Riverhead, N. Y.
Bond
Oct.
on
185,
$10,500
Co., of Winston-Salem, as 3%s, at
price of 100.02, a basis of about
or at the Marine
Company, of New-
Sykes,
p.
Wachovia
the
bonds offered
p. 2967 — were
equipment
June 25
v.
185,
building bonds offered July 3—v.
a
CitjO Legality approved by
Vandewater,
bonds.
Com¬
Galloway, of New York City.
ceive
Sale—The
tation
Barger
assessment
nd
Co., of Wi'n-
Trust
Rockingham, N. C.
Bond
in Potsdam,
Midland
York
on
New
&
58
Wach¬
the
to
p.
July\ 'mprovement bonds offered
on
inclusive.
Northern
awarded
Bank
Collins.
May 1 from 1958
Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
1957. Due
1987
were
July 2—v. 186,
premium of $45,052.80.
school building bonds. Dated May
to
building bond anticipation
purchase of $1,882,000 VI—v.
the
for
p.m.
A.
W.
purchase of $8,350 spe¬
street
improve¬
for the
3
on
$47,281.25.
Guilford
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until 3
premium
ston-Salem, at 6% interest, plus a
(P. O.
Potsdam), N. Y.
bids
a
$715.55.
of
—
Lois
plus
Dependent School
(P. O. Prue), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $6,000 transpor¬
County
Osage
District No. 50
/illage Clerk, will receive sealed
ids until noon (EDST) on July
Bond Offering—William
2,225,000 school building notes at
6% interest, plus a premium
notes offered
—
$2,325,000 bond
offered July 2
00,000 County Building notes at
school
Parishville and Canton Central
Ohio
—
Cincinnati.
p.
basis of about 4.16%.
Potsdam, Pierrepont, Stockholm,
Offering
Bond
Secretary, will receive sealed
(EDST) on July
the purchase of $980,000
for
11
Benton
bridge.
Legality * approved
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams,
O.
58—were awarded to
•he Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
186,
—v.
Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
as
4.20s, at a price of 100.34, a
Offering
CAROLINA
County
OKLAHOMA
ders & Dempsey,
cipal
NORTH
Bond Offering—J. Merle Kauffman,
bids until 8 p.m.
approved by Squire, San¬
of Cleveland.
gality
Municipal Authority of the
Borough of Chambersburg (P. O.
Chambersburg), Pa.
price of 100.30, a basis of about
4.46%.
ana
.
' !''
"
The
p.
the First
Bank of Pawhuska.
at
•
Bond
basis of
a
3.24%.
ibout
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co..
School District No. 2
185, p.
to the King¬
awarded
were
ton
27—v.
41/2S.
noon
Principal
<
general
obligation bonds offered July 2—
v.
186, p. 59—were awarded to
Cleveland Corporation, as 4y2s, at
1958
Twp. (P. O. Rochester),
Sale—The $30,000
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., as
July 1—v. 185,
to
and thereafter
of Aug.
Pennsylvania
Bond
price of
a
1969
as
F-A.
Rochester
$121,450 special
improvement
awarded
2859—were
Clerk of Board
s^nixO
>>o,^oo
June
offered
vmds
street
offered
bonds
Dist,
group
a
Bond Sale—The
awarded
No. 4
Ulster Union Free Sch. Dist.
pur¬
basis of about 4.20%.
a
assessment
yiadison
6%
to
Com
Trust
party,
»
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Bayville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
bonds offered June 27—v. 185, p.
$48,
Manufac
the
to
Traders
and
turers
July 9
bonds.
sold
were
purchase of $50,000 school
Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
for the
pubh
4V4S, at
as
ples State Bank, of Granville. Le¬
nclusive.
and
improvement bonds total5ng
sealed
District
Sale—Water
Cleveland,
interest (J-D) payable at the Peo¬
)ue
Sccttsville, N. Y.
various
The
for
1,1968. In¬
Legality approved by
Morgan,
Lewis
&
Bockius,
of
Philadelphia.
a
from
1
callable
are
—
15
due in
Bonds
Dempsey,
Willowick, Ohio
of
Wheeler,
until
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1977
to
ment
3V4S, at
Offering—Helen P. Cooke,
Bond
-
Due
approved
&
8
until
bids
the purchase of
$2,100,000
general obligation
bonds. Dated Aug. l, 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1979 inclusive.
awarded to McDonald & Co.,
100.22,
June
(EST) on July 18 for the purcnaot
of $285,000
school building im¬
provement bonds.
Dated July 1,
1957.
Legality
Board
of
will
receive
p.m..
(EDST)
of
Directors,
July
on
1957.
Sanders
Sale
Education, will
Jefferson,
City.
C.
bids
sealed
receive
15, 1958.
July 15, 1957. Principal
and interest payable at the Han¬
over Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
Bond
Bond Offering—Helen F.
Clerk of Board of
Dated
Commack), N. Y.
.
Feb.
on
10 (P. O.
School District No.
Free
July 15, 1958.
950,uuo tax anticipation note. Due
2966—were awarueu to
p.
composed of Roosevelt &
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
group
Cross,
High School.
Due on
April 15, 1958.
105,000 bond anticipation note—
land
acquisition — Plymouth
York
Sale—The $475,000
Bond
on
East
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 14 (P. O. Hewlett Bay Park),
New
improvements.
July 15, 1958.
500,000 bond anticipation note—
;
-
Park
of
O. Box 358,
Offering—S.
1,
bonds totaling $317,850 of¬
fered June 27 — v. 185, p. 2859 —
Exempted Village School
(P.
Secretary
School
Westlake, Ohio
,
Bond
street
Co.,
&
Cabe,
on
in¬
1962
District '
(P. O. Ardmore), Pa.
Offering—Frances J. Mc-
Bond
poses
Granville), Ohio
Bond
Lower Merion Twp. School
spe¬
terest
were
offered
Sutherland
District
additions. Due
a
to
Cleveland.
of
on
July 15, 1958.
160,000 bond anticipation note—
&
Heckler
Sykes,
Vandewateiy
sewer
Squire,
by
Ohio
notes
to
Na¬
First
Bank, of Bangor, as 4s, at
price of par.
sealed
Aug.
Struthers.
of
build¬
$92,820
1958
185, p. 2859—, "*
The
to
51
tional
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Dollar Savings & Trust Company,
School
$72,000
from
1
Dated
Toledo, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.13, a basis ot about 3.41 %.
Uranville
1958
from
improvement
street
28—v. 185, p. 2966—were awarded
on
Webster
Local
The
—
improvement
bond anticipation note—
400,000
Legality approved by
Oceanside.
Fire house
July 15,
—
Due
Sale
Rvan,
1
awarded
were
pur¬
clusive.
oJ
4.33 %.
Note
1958.
Bank,
National
Oceanside
note
construction.
v
payable
F-A)
interest
and
the
follows:
as
July 15, 1958.
on
Dempsey,
Columbus,
Academy building con¬
struction and equipment. Due
fire equipment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 195/. uue on Aug. 1
from 1953 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
at
(EDST)
p.m.
lice
$63,000
cipal
3
>'92,500 capital note—Fire and Po¬
S.
&
Sale—The
July 8 for the purchase of $2,-
Dec.
on
Dec.
(P. O. Clarksville), Ohio
about
bids
a
offered June 24—v.
noon
cial assessment bonds. Due
in
Co., of Cleveland, as 41/2s,
price of 101.56, a basis of
sealed
July 10 for the purchase
on
63,060
Clark &
at
Southard, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
of
Due
2859—were awarded to Fahey,
p.
until
17 for the
$31,630 street improvement bonds.
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 185,
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
Y.
N.
Andrew
—
on
in¬
Legality approved b>
Sanders
Bond
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
interest
Franklin
Hempstead, Oceanside Fire Dist.
Oceanside),
Due
1967
National Bank of Akron,
Dist.
Rochester, N. Y.
292,500 notes,
Offering
to
1957.
1,
Clarksvil'.e-Vernon
York City.
.new
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
O.
at the
or
City. Legality approved
on
(P.
1958
bids
July
on
1962 inclusive.
July
Squire,
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
National Bank, Bellerose. Legality
Bond
First
1,
sealed
chase of $94,690 bonds, as follows:
gen¬
Cleveland.
Aug.
1,
and
ceive
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Manufacturers Trust Company, of
1957.
June 1 from 1958 to 1973
Dated
Dated
Company, of Riverhead,
Bellerose, until 4 p.m. (DST) on
J uly 9 for the purchase of $80,000
bonds.
improvement
from
1
Barberton.
Hottendorf. 95-14 240th Street,
lire
in-
clusive.
from
1
1967
to
(EDST)
street
1957.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Long Island State Bank and Trust
Hempstead, Bellerose Terrace Fire
District (P. O. Bellerose), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Russell Cook,
Di.sttict
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids at the office of George
H.
Nov.
on
1958
eral obligation bonds.
1958 to 1976, inclusive.
4.09%.
of about
42,500
Dec.
Due
from
1
elusive.
115,000 town highway garage
Buffalo, as
price of 100.07, a basis
4.10s, at a
1
■
inclusive.
of
Company,
Dec.
pur¬
$152,000 Water District bonds. Due
on Nov.
1 from 1957 to 1976,
—v.
Trust
July 16 for the
on
chase of $267,000 bonds, as follows:
im¬
.>>4,000
rue
—
(159)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.'. The
.
callable as
Principal and in¬
payable at the Ridgedale Bank & Trust Company, of
Chattanooga, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City.
of June
1, 1967.
terest (J-D)
t>2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(160)
Note—All bids received
foregoing
bonds
offered
on
-—were
from
fice,
2859
Offering—City
(CST)
of
W.
Clerk
bids
until
7:30
$675,000 bonds,
as
Abilene
Bond
follows:
June
building
im¬
building
27
—
b
185,
v.
to
a
Columbian
o n
p.
group
Tex.
Dist.,
d
s
2859
a
The bonds
and
Fenner
&
net
a
3.90%,
1958 to
as
Mercantile
mit ted
interest
of
cost
follows:
Due on July 1 from
1.965, inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
300,000 3%s.
Corpora¬
1.966 to
1975 to
Denton
July 1 from
on
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Washburn, of New York City.
WASHINGTON
unlim¬
Bond
Offering
Chester
—
Grant
O.
Strickland, Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
County, Moses Lake School
District No.
161 (P. O.
Ephrata), Wash.
Bond
Offering — Robert
O'Brien,
receive
Fort
Worth
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Sale
d
o n
The
—
(PST)
$5,000,000
schoolhouse bonds offered June 27
a
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until,
S.
will
11
a.m.
July 15 for the purchase
on
of $130,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1977, inclusive.
185, p. 2968—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Chemi¬
—v.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
1, 1957.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
All bids sub¬
—
$2,359,000
foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of July 1—
V. 186, p. 59.
B
1981, inclusive.
Aug.
approved
&
Note—The
1974, inclusive.
370,000 3.90s. Due
follows:
Dated
City
Sold
the
for
Due
and interest
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Bonds Not
bonds.
from 1958 to 1982,
150,000 electric system bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1982, inclusive.
Ector
Beane,
system
gas
Aug. 1
inclusive.
27—v. 185, p. 2968—were rejected.
100.03,
the
$330,000 4,/2S.
net interest cost of about 4.02%,
as
Pierce,
Merrill
Monday, July 8, 1957
.
on
ited tax school bonds offered June
about
of Texas; Moroney, Biessner
Co.; Keith. Beid & Co.; Geo. K.
Baum & Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, at a price of 100.01,
ment bonds.
Company,
.
390,000
Bank of Boston.
Na¬
of
tion
105,000 fire department improve¬
June
tional Bank, of Dallas, at a price
were
composed of
Securities
$1,000,000
offered
composed of the First-
group
Texas,
offered
—
Texas
'umbian Securities Corporation of
S2.000.000
&
and
disposal system bonds.
Dated June 15, 1957.
Sch.
Co.; First of Mich¬
Corporation;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.; Stern Bros. & Co.;
135,000 street department bonds.
collection
Indep.
igan
90,000 general
hospital
equip¬
ment, construction and im¬
provement bonds.
garbage
a
bonds
(CST) on July 10 for
purchase of $385,000 schoolhouse bonds;
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1981 to 1,984.
inclusive. Callable on July 1, 1972,
or
on
any interest payment date
thereafter.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First National
First National Bank, of Dallas, Co-
John Nuveen &
provement bonds.
135,000
to
Dist.,
185, p. 2968-^-were awarded
Lynch,
Sale— The
awarded
office
^8—v.
inclusive.
Sch.
until 2 p.m.
the
July 1 from
on
Sale —The
Bond
p.m.
bonds.
city
1982
schoolhouse
City.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Indep.
Southwest
$180,000 equipment and improve¬
30,000
1968 to
Amarillo
TEXAS
school
ment
1967
to
1,380,000 4s.
by Caldwell,
Mitchell, ol
approved
New York
July 16 for the purchase
on
1958
Marshall. Trimble &
JVT. Carr, Jr., announces that the
Mayor and City Council will re¬
sealed
$620,000 4Yis. Due
on
inclu¬
at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
or
Legality
ceive
to
change Bank, of New York City.
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
1959
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
rejected.
p.
1977
15
sive.
originally
when
are
June
for the
June 27—v. 185.
due
stated in combination
legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
and interest
cal Corn Exchange Bank, of New
York
City, and Glore, Forgan &
Co., at a price of 100.14, a net in¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
terest cost of about 3.70%, as fol¬
WISCONSIN
lows:
$2,345,000 5s.
1958 to
2,375,000
MANUFACTURERS
DIRECTORS
BALABAN
President, Paramount Pictures Corporation
J.
CDWIN
BEINECKE
Chairman, The Sperry and Hutchinson
R.
BLACK, JR.
g.
112
OFFICES
NEW
GREATER
IN
YORK
CRANDALL
Statement of
_
A.
Condition, June 30, 1957
RESOURCES
FLAN1GAN
Chairman, Board of Directors
JOHN
V
FRANKLIN
M.
$
Cash and Due from Banks
gemmell, jr.
69,289,155
State, Municipal and Public Securities
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
Other Securities
hooper
4,511,700
........
29,684,752
.
President
Loans, Bills Purchased and
t. hurley
Bankers' Ac¬
1,190,485,926
ceptances
Chairman and President,
Curtiss
;
johnston
Director, Phillips Petroleum Company
OSWALD
L.
Bank
First
Mercantile
Baxter
of
Consol.
704
JOHNSTON
Bonds
Not
Sold—No
for
the
bids
$30,000
Accrued Interest and Other Resources
.
.
.
8,969,685
.
Capital (5,039,000
shares—$10. par)
were
ton,
sealed bids until 10
Dated
March
from
1
1,
(CST)
a.m.
on
1957.
Due
.
on
1960 to
1997, inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
at
the
First
or at
National
UTAH
works
$
61,487,602
211,877,602
Vice
Mclaughlin
Chairman, Triborough Bridge and
Tunnel Authority
william
g.
for Taxes,
Unearned
24,368,184
15, 1957
Outstanding Acceptances
2,519,500
46,653,110
............
Chairman, Trust Committee
Liability
HAROLD
C.
New York
RICHARD
V.
1.
A. van
on
able
1,165,736
Deposits
'
2,662,879,735
$2,971,616,474
Offering
United
secure
States
Government
and
Other Securities carried at $131,763,839
public funds and trust deposits and for other
purposes as
required
or
—
pledged to
Member Federal Reserve System
President, Electric Bond and Share Company
permitted by law.
Member New York
••
Member Federal
Clearing House Association
Deposit Insurance Corporation
1,
1957.
1965
Due
to
on
1967 in¬
City. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Monroe
(City and Town) Joint
School District No. 1, Wis.
Bona
Sale
The
$1,150,000
building
bonds
offered
July 2—v. 185, p. 2860—awarded
—
school
a
group composed of Harriman
& Co., Inc.; Lee HigginCorp.;
Illinois
Company;
of
Corbett
Allan
100.02,
->hnut
Pickard,
as
$275,000 3%s.
Due
1973
to
noon
re¬
(EST)
July 17 for the purchase of $3,general
improvement
of
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
July 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
Sheboygan, Wis.
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
bids until 10
for
15
the
—
will
a.m.
Melvin
receive
(CDST)
purchase
purpose
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
to
1977
and interest
City
of
on
July
Dated
Aug. 1 from
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's
approved
on
Mohr,
sealed
of $1,100,000
1958
L.
cost
July 1 from
on
Aug. 1, 1957.
Randolph
Inc.,
price
follows:
635,000 3V2S. Due
240,000 3%s.
1974
a
1962 inclusive.
to
1Qfi3
at
interest
net
a
3.60%,
pay¬
Va.
ceive sealed bids until
&
Blair & Co.,
by
office.
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
700,000
follows:
as
$1,660,000
bonds.
public
Due
on
CANADA
improvement
Aug.
1
from
ONTARIO
1958 to 1982, inclusive.
GEORGE G. WALKER
are
Due Feb.
agency in New York
-
Honorary Chairman
1955.
and ' interest
(F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the County's fiscal
Bank.
Hall, Director of Finance, will
bonds,
ELM
(J-J)
State
Farmers
nu¬
Cross.
Bond
1,
clusive.
1972
Legality approved
by Ray, Rawlins, Jones & Hender¬
son, of Salt Lake City.
on
-
from
1
corporate
bomel
VON
1,
VIRGINIA
Liabilities
.
C.
the
at
Woods
1, 1956.
Feb.
Burns,
P.
22,152,607
Director, Chrysler Corporation
HENRY
in inverse
Principal and interest
Acceptances and
SMITH
Chairman, The Home Insurance Company
.
Endorser
Rue
of July
as
Danville,
Other
HAROLD
as
Foreign Bills
City
Callable
Feb.
Principal
Dated July 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1962 to 1977,
order
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
on
merical
Discount,
Interest, etc
Dividend Payable July
rabe
Due
improvement
Dated
Feb.
and
La
July 17 for the purchase of
$239,000 general obligation water
inclusive.
Reserves
v.
—
on
100,000,000
Undivided Profits
MAGUIRE
Woods
Peterson, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (MST)
President, John P. Magulre & Co., Inc.
george
Dated
son
(P. O.
Offering:
park
fol¬
as
Ripley
Cross), Utah
$ 50,390,000
..
$urplus
a.m.
for the pur¬
200,000 park improvement bonds.
the Guar¬
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bountiful
19
954,000 park improvement bonds..
July 13 for the purchase of $4,880,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
March
July
1, 1962.
Offering—M. L. Penning¬
Vice-President, will receive
Bond
madden
Chairman, Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
9
$2,454,000 bonds,
College (P. O.
Lubbock), Texas
West
President, United Biscuit Company
until
chase of
to
LIABILITIES
bids
on
building
43,245,591
F. MacLELLAN
P.
sealed
(CDST)
.
Texas Technological
$2,971,616,474
of America
JOHN
ceive
Rochelle), Texas
President, Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc.
john t.
zak,
bonds.
anty Trust Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by McCall,
LEITHEAD
KENNETH
O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
Offering—Max A. BarcCounty Treasurer, will re¬
Due Feb. 1, 1964.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
BARRY T.
Milwaukee County (P.
School
Bank, of Lubbock,
.
March 1
on
Bond
(P. O.
18,246,950
.
1,1957. Due
1958 to 1977,
$1,300,000
County
District No.
39,291,518
Liability for Acceptances
re¬
p.m.
waukee.
Co.;
Mortgages
Customers'
Lorraine
7.30
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Marshall & Ilsley Bank, of
Milwaukee. Legality approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
Bank,
&
until
on
Dated Aug.
from
Na¬
Banking Houses and Equipment
Wright Corporation
-
l.
Seattle;
Dallas;
payable
john
of
Mrs.
Clerk, will
bids
July 17 for the purchase
$400,000 school refunding bonds.
Bond
President, Cerli & Co., Inc.
hoy
of
Bank;
of
163,701,356
..
GERLI
s.
Co.; National
sealed
(CST)
bonds offered June 19.
gages
Clyde Estates
tugene
syndi¬
&
received
648,701,549
U. $. Government Securities
U. S. Government Insured F. H. A. Mort¬
HAOLINO
the
ceive
—
District
rey,
lows:
755,488,292
President, United States Lines Company
john
of
Bros.
r
McCulloch
DANA
C.
1981
Inc.; City National Bank, of Wich¬
ita Falls; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
and Talmage Co.
Chairman, Dana Corporation
HORACE
M;t'vnukee), Wis.
Bond Offering
Piaffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan, Fleming - W.
B.
Hibbs & Co.; Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Chairman, George A. Fuller Company
CHARLES
&
Commerce,
both
Chairman, American Home Products
R.
School District No. 3 (P. O.
1
Hutzler;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Dean
Witter
&
Co.;
Dick
&
tional
brush
Corporation
tOU
members
(Village) and Mil¬
(City) Joint Union High
inclusive.
Aug. 1,
on
C.
Salomon
Hutton
President, C. R. Black, Jr. Corporation
Aug.
on
1980
Due
1982.
Other
cate:
Due
1968 to
Is.
Deer
waukee
Merle-Smith; Wm. Blair & Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; W. E.
Head Office: 55 Broad Street, New York
Company
CLINTON
alvin
COMPANY
TRUST
Brown
Aug; 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
3%s.
from
280,000
and
BARNEY
Due
500,000
general
bonds.
Due
1958 to 1982,
improvement
on
Aug. 1
inclusive.
from
1,000 090 water system bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1982, inclusive.
Haldimand Township, Ontario
Debenture Sale
An issue of
—
$100,000 6%
tures
Co.
1977
was
Due
public school deben¬
sold to J. L. Graham
on
&
July 15 from 1958 to
inclusive.
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